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Umbria Prime
- Address:
295 Franklin St.
Boston, MA 02110Neighborhood:
Financial District
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Umbria Prime
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.umbriaprime.com/
- Phone: 6173381000
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch weekdays 11:30 to 2:30 p.m. ; Dinner: Mon – Fri from 5:30 to 11 p.m.; Sat from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Gianni Caruso
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Dancing, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: FROM CORPORATE DINNERS AND LUNCHES, board meetings, cocktail receptions, product launches, sales presentations, birthdays, rehearsal dinners to wedding receptions, UMBRIA PRIME provides your group with the very best in private dining in Boston. Our first class venue offers multifunctional space for you to choose from which can accommodate groups of 10 to 450.
- Private Party Contact: Jesslyn Delaney 6173387204
- Entertainment: PRIME THE NIGHTCLUB IS OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND HOLIDAY SUNDAYS 10PM - 2AM.
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Umbria Prime, located at 295 Franklin Street, is situated in the heart of Boston's Financial District, just steps away from the waterfront. With an ambience mirroring that of an Italian Villa, the restaurant, surrounded by rustic brick walls, Italian marble and hardwood floors offer a romantic dinner setting and an inviting atmosphere for cocktails. Umbria Prime specializes in traditional steakhouse fare including corn-fed, 21-day dry-aged beef, chops and fresh seafood as well as artisan Umbrian pastas. Diners can also enjoy a large selection of Californian and Italian wines.Continued
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Umbria Prime reviews from OpenTable diners
41 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food3.7Service3.8
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
romantic (14)special occasion (13)notable wine list (8)fit for foodies (7)neighborhood gem (6)great for lunch (4)late-night find (3)hot spot (2)good for groups (2)vibrant bar scene (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Happy it was restaurant week.tlarkDined on 8/29/2014Let me start off by saying the wine was quite enjoyable. The mussels, both orders were gritty beyond acceptance. Our server handled the situation well, however and this was appreciated. Replaced with a burrata salad which was appetizing... We ordered sparkling water --one of our glasses was refilled with tap water by the busser. Our entrees of black salmon, was not asked what temp I preferred it to be cooked; and roasted chicken, cooked to the point of complete dryness. This, along with no discerning taste to any of the rest of our food was quite disappointing. At this point we asked for our dessert, the panna cotta to go. Its taste unfortunately, oily....still trying to understand this...fat content too high in the heavy cream perhaps??Special Features:
- Food was super, BUTOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/27/2014The food and service were superb, BUT their air conditioning was NOT working and the restaurant was steaming HOT.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/27/2014Plenty to choose from for restaurant week but service was very slow and was expecting steak as a choice on the menu for the price of the lunch.
- Very Good Dine Out Boston LunchmrstibsVIPDined on 8/25/2014Have wanted to try Umbria for awhile so this was a good chance to do that. The Dine Out Boston menu was good. I had the bibb lettuce salad and my friend had the tomato basil soup. We both enjoyed our first course. For the entree, I got the brick chicken and my friend got the braised short ribs. Both were very flavorful although I did not enjoy the broccoli rabe but the potatoes were good. For dessert, we both had the panna cota which was delicious. Overall, good experience.Special Features:
- Great Date NightDB12Dined on 8/22/2014Went to Umbria for the first time during restuaramt week and it was great. I took my girlfriend there and we both had a great time. The ambiance is superb and the food was we'll prepared and very tasty. Overall a great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wrong choiceReturntoBigaVIPDined on 8/20/2014Steaks were undercooked all around. Side were not fresh. Waiterss would disappear for 30 minutes.
- Umbria PrimebostonmargiDined on 8/19/2014One of my favorites that never disappoints. Food is always top notch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- for the price it was not worth itjaymillDined on 8/16/2014I decided to take my girlfriend to Umbria after having a good experience with my friends 8 months earlier. The atmosphere is wonderful and the wait staff was extremely attentive, but that is where the accolades end. The dinner was extremely subpar especially for those prices. First, the restaurant did not have the porterhouse for 2, I could understand if it were extremely busy. Secondly, the bone end ribeye was very fatty, however some of the steak was delectable and cooked perfectly. We had to send a cold baked potato back and the second one wasn't that much better. The broccoli rabe was not good and I would not recommend it. The price did not match the qualitySpecial Features:
- Great MealHarveyDined on 7/24/2014The rib eye was one of the best I have ever eaten. The potato and carrots were great. The waiter was very attentive and gracious. Will definitely be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 7/19/2014Had a great meal! Service was a little slow at the beginning but ended up being it's attentive self.Special Features:
- FoodlovediningoutDined on 7/12/2014I had the ginger Tuna tartar and I wasn't impress. Also we order the chicken ravioli which was terrible. Service was great and ambience.Also the salad was really good.Special Features:
- AmbienceOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/12/2014The walls near my table were broken and unsightly. The inside badly needs repair including restrooms. Service and food were great when you see walls and ceilings like this you worry about the kitchen conditions.
- It was just okDJ73Dined on 6/28/2014Umbria was fine. Celebrated our Aniversary there. For the prices the ambiance did not match. Pop music was loudly heard overhead. We ordered the porthouse steak for 2. It was cooked as ordered. The sides were good too. For the $200+ tab, it just did not meet my expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, disappointing serviceFoodDined on 6/12/2014Food is awesome. Service is very, very ordinary. Staff seems disengaged. Check your bill in details.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would not recommendOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/6/2014It is overpriced for okay food. For the prices comparable to top steakhouses in Boston, this was a huge disappointment. The sides were good, but main dishes wouldn't be worth going back for prices $36-$60. For these prices/caliber of restaurant they are trying to be, the bathroom is disgusting.
- Best Steaks in BostonShack2053VIPDined on 5/20/2014Met a friend for a mid-week boy's steak night and we were not disappointed. After sticking with the Boylston steak houses for so long, we decided to venture to the Financial District area. Ordered the Sirloin and it was perfectly cooked, and came with a stick of bone marrow, such a pleasant surprise and fantastically yummy. Usual group of side dishes but all cooked perfectly. A plus of the menu is the balance of pasta dishes, seafood and the great steaks (35 day dry-aged!). Good wine list, with a heavy Italian preference, and well-matched for the menu. We will be back!Special Features:
- DinnerDined on 5/16/2014Great place. Wonderful for food ambience and romantic outingsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dinnerselectivechefVIPDined on 5/13/2014The food was good but not distinctive, and that even includes a salad, which lacked enough dressing and flavors. I did not have a steak though, which I would imagine is their specialty. Service was fine. I would go back for convenience, but given the high prices, would probably look at other choices, as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Every time is fantastic . .lovetoeatVIPDined on 5/10/2014On quiet Franklin St. this is a superb restaurant on many levels. Great steaks, seafood, and shellfish. Food preparation is awesome. Menu is very interesting and tempting. We love the service, and the atmosphere is low key, quiet even when full, no hurrying you along, and a lot of wood. No need to seek out the North End for an authentic Italian experience. If you're staying at the Langham Hotel, it's just a short walk, you can see Umbria when you walk out the front door. If you go here, you'll fall in love with it.Special Features:
- The following 779 reviews are from the Umbria Prime reviews archive.
- Umbria Prime…a real find!Bx2BostonVIPDined on 4/16/2014I have been to Umbria several times….one-on-one, and in larger groups…always walk away very satisfied and very happy. Great menu choices and selections…excellent blend of steakhouse and elegant italian cuisine. Service is always friendly and accommodating. Wine list is very broad without being overwhelming…food is fast to table and tasty. Ambiance is fit for both intimate setting, friendly gatherings and business! It is in Boston's Financial District…walking distance to waterfront and Fanueil Hall. It is worth finding!Special Features:
- Saturday was my husband'sPeasleyDined on 4/12/2014Saturday was my husband's birthday and this restaurant has been on his list for a while. This waitress was very accommodating and answered all of my questions (I have a dairy allergy and I don't eat meat). I started with the Prime Cosmo, one of the best I've had and my husband ordered a bottle of red. The waitress let us enjoy our cocktails at a nice pace. I ordered the lobster cocktail and the Chilean Sea Bass. The lobster cocktail was the only disappointment of the evening. To be fair, it was a lot of lobster, but I think the taste of the lobster got lost in the shallots and other additions. The Sea Bass was outstanding, sweet and creamy in a tomato broth, also a side of Italian fries, also very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and scene for aBigTimmyCaseDined on 4/10/2014great food and scene for a business dinner. Oysters selection and wine list very good. Loved the Sea bass. Osso buco was outstanding. Lamb shank looked great.Special Features:
- Great SteakAndyVIPDined on 4/1/2014My date and I got the porterhouse steak to split, was amazing, really amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was outstanding.JwendDined on 3/29/2014The food was outstanding. I would have given a 5-star rating for service, but the host and hostess were somewhat rude when we arrived; our waitress was top-notch.Special Features:
- FabulousMyTummyisFullVIPDined on 3/29/2014I truly feel I'm a professional Diner...I enjoy fine dining...and great professional service makes the restaurant... Umbria is a great place for a romantic evening...Our service (Antonio) was very kind, soft spoken, answered all questions, very professional...he knew his audience...great job... The food was fabulous/succulent...Apps of Oysters Lobster Cocktail were deliicous...However, by far and wide THE BEST Shrimp Coctail..I've had recently.....total awesome...Chilean SeaBass was very delicious..I had the Filet...incredible...the Hand cut seasoned French Fries were very flavorfull...as was the Wild Mushrooms...great meal great place...go there and enjoy...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome filet,like butter!MarchoutingDined on 3/28/2014Went for Boston dine out. Had the filet mignon,it cut like butter. We had the oysters for an appetizer,they were fresh and tender. The filet was quite large,we asked for salt and pepper because of the other reviews,but did not really need them. We've been here a couple of years before and the meal was just as excellent. You need to really appreciate a good cut of meat to enjoy this out of the way place. We will certainly be back. Can't understand the other reviews about seasoning most places overseason so much you don't taste the actual food. The service was excellent,we were in and out with drinks in about an hour,got to have after dinner drinks on the town. Almost no room for dessert. Don't let the other reviews make you miss this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok, but not worth the moneychampDined on 3/28/2014My party chose from both the restaurant week menu and the regular menu, but were disappointed. The food is fine but nothing extraordinary at least for our choices which were salmon and a veal osso bucco.
- Expected betterJeffDined on 3/28/2014Filet was a little dry and lacking flavor. Expected better for the price.
- Foods are deliciousSarahfromQuarryStreetDined on 3/27/2014We came for Boston Restaurant Week. This place is a little pricey but the foods are delicious. Good service too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We went for lunch for restauranttrublusuDined on 3/27/2014We went for lunch for restaurant week as advertised on the restaurant week it was $20.00. When we got there for our reservation it was $25.00. The food and atmosphere were good, the service just ok. It wasn't really any time of bargain though.Special Features:
- Unfortunate SituationOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 3/26/2014After having two very enjoyable lunches previous to this one, this was not. It was due to an incompetent server. Food was slow to come and drinks even slower. The food was very good when it did come but somewhat cool. Overall I feel the restaurant is worth another visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Umbria for Restaurant WeekhappyeatsDined on 3/25/2014I went here for restaraunt week and everything was very very delicious. It is on the pricey side for drinks, but we were getting such a deal for the restaurant week prices it didn't matter to us. The steak was cooked perfectly and the canolis were really good. The cheesecake was so light and yummy. The mozzarella and tomato salad was very fresh. I only say that I felt rushed by the service. We sat down and within minutes of seating us we were asked twice if we knew what we wanted. I had only gotten my jacket and purse on the chair and sat down the first time they asked. They were busy though. BUT it was still very very very good.Special Features:
- Meh....EllDeeDined on 3/25/2014Service lacking personality or engagement. Food was mediocre but nothing to rave about. Filet was cooked right (medium rare) but was so-so and plain, potatoes and rabe were lukewarm at best. Nothing special. Would not run back any time soon. Plenty of other amazing places that are worth spending your money at.
- Restaurant WeekCityGirl150Dined on 3/25/2014restaurant week is a fantastic opportunity to try some fine dining I made a reservation for lunch, and made a special note that we would be celebrating a birthday This is a high end steak house, white linen table cloths, the wait staff was all male, in crisp, clean uniforms We had mussels, Caesar salad, fresh bread basket was complimented with oil & roasted garlic The main course was short ribs for me, fantastic, my guest had a chicken pasta dish that she said was fine but she would not order again When they brought the cannoli, it was served with a "Happy Birthday' message written in a raspberry coulis I had the NY Cheesecake, it was delicious the coffee was 3.75 a cup, so worth it, for a minute I thought I was in Europe I would go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We tried Umbria Prime forFoodieDined on 3/24/2014We tried Umbria Prime for the first time during restaurant week. After reading some of the negitive comments on line we were a bit concerned. Should not have been. The Hostess was very friendly, our server just wonderful and the food could not have been better. We had a great time and will definately be back again.Special Features:
- Poor Service and Mediocre FoodMattyDined on 3/22/2014Went for Boston Restaurant Week Dinner. The service was poor, they did not seem to care that we were there or bother greeting us. Food was just as bad with tiny oysters and a tasteless filet mignon. Cheesecake was the size of a square inch. Overall, disappointing for supposedly classy establishment.
- Always outstanding!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 3/22/2014We have been to Umbria Prime st least a dozen times and it never disappoints. It is our go to place to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries or just a night out. We will certainly be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SteakCmacDined on 3/22/2014I went for the restaurant week menu. The buffalo mozzarella app and cheesecake desert were both delicious. However the entree was very underwhelming. The fillet was big (surprisingly) and was cooked properly but wasn't seasoned properly and wasn't very juice... very bland for a "dry aged" steak. As I was leaving I could see the steaks being pre-cooked in the oven as I saw about 25 steaks just sitting around. The place wasn't that busy and I would have prefered my steak cook to order. The waiter wouldn't switch out my broccoli rabe for anything else even after I told him I didn't like it. Also, we only got about a spoonful of mashed potatoes and for a steak and mashed potatoes kind of guy that is clearly not enough.Special Features:
- Not good for restaurant weekOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/21/2014Went to Umbria with a group of friends for restaurant week, and was not very impressed. The food was fine, however the service was terrible. We had one person in our party of 5 that was a slow eater - they brought out everyone's steaks (including hers) while she was still eating her appetizer. Then they brought out our desserts while 3 people were still eating their main courses. They were obviously trying to rush us out of there. If they didn't want people to come to their restaurant for restaurant week then they should not have participated. I've been to several steakhouses in the Boston area and have never seen such rude service. I will stick to my 2 favorites: Del Frisco's and Morton's in the future.
- Awful experienceDisappointedDined on 3/20/2014This is a steakhouse, so I assumed the steak would be good. Naturally, I ordered the steak off of the restaurant week menu. It came out so charred that the entire outside was crunchy. The inside was perfectly medium, as I ordered it, but I had to spend 5 full min scraping the burnt char off of the entire thing. I really regret not having sent it back (which I've only ever done once before) because it was actually crunchy and not at all worth it. The entire meal was ruined because of how badly it was burnt. I expected quality would suffer a little bit because it's restaurant week, but I ended up paying $40 for the worst steak that I have ever had. The waitress, however, was great! The wine selection was good but they were out of a few.


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This spacious vacation home is located just 8 - 15 mins west of the Las Vegas strip. The modern decor and stunning 18 ft vaulted ceilings provides a relaxing environment for the perfect vacation home choice.
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Access Virus A
The Access Virus is a very cool, German made desktop synth-module. It quickly became a very popular and favorite synth with its aggressive analog sounds. It's got knobs, analog synth sounds and drums and a whole lot more! The Virus uses physical-modeling to digitally re-create analog sounds. German precision got it right! The Virus has an incredibly punchy and clean analog sound that can give you anything from low sub-woofer blowing basses to overdriven 303-style lead lines! The module is layed out with a very intuitive design that even old-school synthesists will feel right at home with. It has 32 knobs and 27 buttons, all of which allow tweaking in realtime. With 12 note polyphony and 16 multitimbral parts, the Virus is all you need to create complete and vibrant electronic music tracks!
With basic analog waveforms, from sawtooth to pulse with PWM, dual oscillators and filters, two LFO's with sample-and-hold and on-board arpeggiators, you'll find yourself in vintage synth heaven. The Virus can make convincing TB-303, SH-101 and other great bass/lead sounds, as well as a host of analog drum and percussion sounds. You'll also find an advanced ADSTR envelope, effects like chorus, flange, delays, and a very nice Vocoder! Every parameter is MIDI controllable making this a great tool for use in the studio.
In 1999, Access released a next generation model which they called the Virus B (making the original sometimes referred to as the Virus A). Following that came the KB (keyboard version), Indigo (Roadster version) and Rack (rack-mountable sound-module version). In 2002, an even more advanced C series was released including the Virus C, KC, Indigo 2, and Rack XL. A slightly 'hot-rodded' form of the original Virus A was also released in 2000 as the Digidesign Virus TDM plug-in for Pro Tools users, followed in 2002 by an Indigo TDM version. Viruses have been used by Astral Projection, BT, Überzone, The Crystal Method, Cosmosis, and Nine Inch Nails.
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I really love the sound an character of the Virus, and I have also been able to borrow the Virus B and compare the two, I don't know if it's mean but I found the filters a bit harsher on the Virus A, anyone else find that?
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- Specifications
- Polyphony - 12 voices
- Oscillators - 2 Osc per voice plus 1 Sub-Osc: Sine, tri, saw, variable width pulse, oscillator sync. 1 FM Mode: 64 digital FM spectral waveforms.
- LFO - 2 per voice with tri, saw down, square, sample/hold, sample/glide and more
- Filter - 2 independent resonant filters; lowpass, hipass, bandpass, band reject, parallel, split & 2 serial modes with up to 36dB/voice (6-poles), overdrive/saturation.
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- Effects - Up to 22 simultaneous effects: 4 Chorus effects, Global Reverb/Delay, Vocoder
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- Memory - 256 ROM patches, 256 RAM patches, 128 multi RAM patches
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1/2 stick unsalted butter cut into slices, at room temperature
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- In a large bowl, cut butter into sugar with two knives or your fingers. Add 1 tablespoon ice water, salt, and peppermint oil, and toss with a fork. Press mixture into a ball; if it seems crumbly, add more ice water, 1 teaspoon at a time, until dough presses together easily.
- Turn dough out onto a work surface and knead until it's smooth and satiny, 3 to 4 minutes. Quarter dough, then tint each quarter a different color with food coloring (use sparingly; paler colors are prettier). You also could leave a quarter white.
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- Making the mints fancier depends on your child's age, ambition, and fine-motor skills.
- They need to set for 2 to 3 hours, uncovered, at room temperature. Then move them to a covered container in a cool place (where they should ripen for 2 days to improve flavor and make them easier to handle) before being eaten or packed to ship. They will keep at room temperature for 2 weeks and in the fridge for a month.


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Stunning New Goblet of Fire Photos
Our friends at MuggleNet have posted a whopping 64 new photos from the upcoming Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire film. There are many new photos, including closer views of the masked Death Eaters rampaging through the Qudditch World Cup camp ruins, several new ones of Rita (check out the green Quill!),Continued...
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Marc from Harry Potter X-perts let us know that they have seven new high res pictures posted now. These still photos include several at the Yule Ball including Cho and Cedric dancing, a good one of Dumbledore, Mad-Eye, McGonagall, and Rita Skeeter in the stands (look at the expression on her face!), Cedric in the Maze,Continued...
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Veritaserum has posted a scan of a new promo banner for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire as seen in Denmark. This photo is a variation on what we have seen previously, only this time Ron and Hermione are in slightly different poses. You can see the banner here.
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Film Review Article on Goblet of Fire
Snitch Seeker has now posted scans from the Film Review magazine feature on Goblet of Fire that we told you about yesterday. While much of the material we have seen before, there are some new quotes from the cast members interviewed. Those interviewed include Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Emma WatsonContinued...
New Magazine Articles on Goblet of Fire
There have been several new magazine articles recently about the upcoming Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire film.
Veritaserum has posted scans from the new issue of Disney Adventures Magazine, which has interviews with actors Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Robert PattinsonContinued...
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DanRadcliffe.com posted two new images from the 2006 HP GoF film calendar:
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Virgin.net has posted two new Goblet of Fire related interviews with Robert Pattinson (Cedric Diggory) and Katie Leung (Cho Chang). In the interview with Robert Pattinson, they discuss such topics as being in a huge production such as the Potter films, and what was required of the young actor in this newContinued...
Japanese GOF Image Collection in Higher-Res
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WB sent over some previously-seen GoF photos in high-resolution, check 'em out:
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New Behind-the-Scenes Photos of Goblet of Fire
Potter-Mania.com has posted four new behind-the-scenes photos taken on the set of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. There are photos of director Mike Newell with Professor McGonagall, Rita, Harry, Karkaroff, Cedric, Fleur, and Krum.
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Harry and Newell
Newell on the GreatContinued...
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Leung and Pattinson (5)Continued...
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Robert Pattinson: British Star of Tomorrow
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Empire Interviews Pattinson, Ianevski
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An extreme example would be former Phoenix City Manager David Cavazos.
Without pension spiking he would've received a pension of $146,000. But with it -- he's going to get $235,000.
That's a difference of $89,000.
He spiked it by claiming unused sick pay and other perks as income to compute his pension.
After a 5-to-4 vote by the council: the biggest change will be eliminating counting future vacation and sick leave toward a pension for all employees.
A tense, emotional scene Thursday. The Phoenix city council chambers were packed with current and former employees. Many of them didn't want the council to pull the rug out from under their pensions.
"I am appalled, literally appalled that you would even consider breaking your contract with the city of Phoenix employees," says Judy Haynall. "Shame on you."
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Others said it's time for a change.
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The council was sharply divided. Some members praised the reforms.
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On the Isle of Wight, a colony of survivors wakes to a world plunged into darkness. Before long, the triffids, thought safely out of the way on the mainland, attack... In John Wyndham's classic bestseller The Day of the Triffids the world has been overwhelmed by killer plants. As the novel ends, Wyndham's narrator scientist Bill Masen is escaping, with his wife and four-year-old son, to the Isle of Wight where a small colony of survivors is holding out. Simon Clark's sequel picks up the story twenty-five years on.
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Athens, 421 BC. An ancient civilisation of philosophers and poets and the birthplace of theatre. The Doctor has decided to show Ace and Hector how it all began, with help from the great comedian Aristophanes. But life in Athens is no laughing matter. There's the ever-present threat of invasion from the Spartan horde. The plague that turns people into the walking dead. The slavery. The tyrannical rule of the paranoid, malicious Cleon and his network of informers. And the giant flying beetle with knives for wings that stalks the city streets at night. What Athens needs is a hero. And who better to be a hero in ancient Greece than a man called Hector?
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Once, long ago, in a land of monsters and corridors, a fair maiden was captured, and placed in a deep sleep. She was used to being captured, and she had a hero who rescued her on just such occasions. But this time the hero never came. And the fair maiden slept on. Eventually, a King rescued the maiden, and made her his bride, which many wise old women might that tell you is just another way of capturing fair maidens. And still the fair maiden slept on. Then, the hero had another stab at rescuing the maiden from her prison, but he was too late. And, more importantly, he had forgotten the rules of fairy tales. He didn't slay the dragon.
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Anne Hathaway will perform a song in her next film - but this time as a rock chick.
The Les Miserables star has been picking up awards left, right and centre for her role as Fantine in the musical epic, and is nominated for an Oscar, and The Daily Mail reports she has now been cast in Song One.
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The plan to close Sparks Blvd south of I-80 is in the process of modified to include travel on Sparks Blvd. The exact plans are not established at this time.
Traffic in the area will still be impacted and motorists should expect delays and congestion if they choose to use Sparks Blvd south of I-80 or E. Greg east of Franklin to Hulda Way.
The closure will result in residents not being able to access E. Greg from Sparks Blvd. This is a heavily traveled intersection during commute times and those driver's will be pushed to other surface streets and the freeway.
This closure is effective starting the evening of March 4th, but most people will not encounter an issue until Tuesday morning the 5th.
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According to a press release issued Friday morning, Kyle Casey '13-14 will be taking his talents to central Slovenia.
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Former Harvard co-captain Brandyn Curry '14 may get his first chance to play for the 15-time Dutch Basketball League champions on Sept. 10.
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Former Harvard co-captain Brandyn Curry '14 may get his first chance to play for the 15-time Dutch Basketball League champions on Sept. 10.
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Former Harvard men's basketball co-captain Brandyn Curry has signed with SPM Shoeters Den Bosch of the Dutch Basketball League.
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Kyle Casey '14, shown above against Columbia this past season, played a combined 28 minutes during two games of the NBA Summer League for the Brooklyn Nets.
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Casey's combined 28 minutes of playing time came after two straight games during which he did not leave the bench.
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on Oct 12, 2012 at 6:18 pm
Although this is very nice, I can't help but wonder why the PW doesn't highlight more students who organize events for more local needs; there are many hungry and homeless people suffering in our own valley. I understand that this event must look very good on a college resume, but wouldn't it be nice if we also celebrated all the ongoing local charity events that happen throughout the year? Local churches and organizations who have teens visit San Francisco homeless on an ongoing basis, kids who volunteer at Open Heart Kitchen, etc. Sorry to be cynical, but not all teens have families who arrange for them to travel half way across the world to do community service.
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I think it's equally important when young folks explore various ways to do good deeds in the world.
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I think it important to help globally and locally. No, we all can't afford to send our children halfway across the world to do community service.
I think it is awesome that Taylor had the opportunity to see a VERY different and poor part of the world and come back and try to make a difference by EDUCATING and RAISING AWARENESS through this fundraiser.
Otherwise, children in Pleasanton would all think that 'poor' means not being able to afford an iphone 5. Otherwise, I don't think we could comprehend the reality of this, which as far as I know, doesn't exist in California.
About 60 orphans, ranging in age from 5 to 17, live at the School of Hope. They're among the thousands of Shan and other minorities who fled Burma because of civil war, forced labor and poverty.
The children, abandoned or left orphaned by the death of their parents -- often through working dangerous, underpaid jobs -- are at risk of being exploited themselves, in Thailand's notorious sex industry or through human trafficking
WAY TO GO TAYLOR!! I hope that Taylor always has a kind and generous spirit and never becomes as cynical as the above poster, 'kt' who assumes that everyone does things to 'look good' as on 'college applications'. How does 'kt' know Taylor's intentions? I don't know them either, but I would Taylor was moved by what she saw and wanted to do something.


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reviews for: listing #33050 - Gatlinburg, Tennessee Condo rental
- bedrooms 2
- pool yes
- type Condo
- baths 2
- hot tub no
- community Brandywine Condos
- sleeps 6
- pets allowed no
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$500 - $650 /wk
My Kind of Place
Review submitted: July 22, 2014 Date of arrival: July 6, 2014
This condo is just perfect, anything and everything you will need is available. Have stayed here twice and looking forward to my next visit. Love the peace and quietness, beautiful scenery. The owners Beth and Ernie will go over and beyond to accommodate in every way they can, even on a last minute notice. You can stand at the kitchen window, see deer feeding in the early morning and even catch a glimpse of a ground hog meandering near the front porch. I love the seclusion it offers, away from the heart of Gatlinburg, but yet so close. Would recommend this to anyone or family any time of the year, very clean, swimming pool and laundry facilities all on premises.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers
Owners response: The peace and serenity is definitely one of our favorite attributes to the location also! And who doesn't love the thrill of seeing wildlife right out your back door or window? Our repeat customers are a true blessing and a testament to the enjoyment you may experience in Brandywine Condo #5. We thank you for coming back!
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Absolutely Wonderful!
Review submitted: July 14, 2014 Date of arrival: July 10, 2014
I want to start by saying the owners are awesome. Before we decided to book this condo my interactions with the owner were quick and effortless. When we got to the condo it was more than perfect! The unit was clean, the accommodations were great for my family, the views were beautiful, the area is quiet, and the location was secluded, but allowed for quick easy access to everything. Oh, and I forgot to mention affordable! Look no further... book this vacation home now!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are so blessed to have such wonderful families contacting us to book their stay! We are more than thrilled when they have such a great experience that it makes for lasting (positive) memories. Thank you, as always, and please come again!
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Thank You!
Review submitted: July 22, 2013 Date of arrival: July 15, 2013
My family and I traveled to Tennesse again this year on a last minute vacation decision and Beth was great with getting us booked and communicating with us with as little as a week notice. It was nice to not have to deal with rental agencies and waits in lines to get checked in, especially after a 8 hour drive. The location of the condo is ideal; far enough away to enjoy the peaceful outdoors, but yet 10 minutes from Gatlinburg and 20 from Pigeon Forge. There is a small market and commerical grocery store within 5 minutes down the road also. I am not a golfer, but the course appeared very nice to us. The condo was very clean and comfortable, especially the king bed. The condominiums were very quiet and we rarely shared the pool when we used it. Our family did use the on site coin laundry room which is convientantly right next to the condo, making it nice to sneak around the corner to do late night laudry while watching tv with the family. The only thing I did find missing was a laundry basket, but everything else was great including the kitchen. We cooked a few meals while staying there and enjoyed many activities from Titanic Museum, horseback riding, Ripleys Aquarium, and more. We definitely plan on staying again in the Cave's condo...Such a smooth process of check in and check out really tops it off. Thanks again Beth!! The Yost Family
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
Owners response: It's the little things, such as a laundry basket, that I love to hear about. Something to make your stay more convenient and more enjoyable and simple to fulfill. We are so happy to have satisfied customers! It's always a blessings to know that they had a most enjoyable and relaxing stay. After all, isn't that was vacation is all about?
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Wonderful place to sty
Review submitted: June 21, 2013 Date of arrival: June 16, 2013
We had a great time. The condo was very clean. The kitchen had everything you could ask for to cook great meals with. We used the grill to cook steaks on. The beds was very comfortable the boys didn't want to get up. The location was great not far from town. Loved sitting at the table and looking at the golf course or the mountains. The owners was very easy to work with. Thans for a great vacation we hated to leave.
Recommended for: families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Wonderful Stay
Review submitted: November 28, 2012 Date of arrival: November 19, 2012
We had a great stay. This unit was perfect for out mini "girls" retreat! It is a very nice, very clean condo on the Bent Tree golf course near Cobbly Nob outside of Gatlinburg. It is convenient to everything that you would want to do. The Cobbly Nob store has most anything you need to pick up in a hurry.
We would recommend this unit very highly.
Beth, the owner, is wonderful to work with and will do everything she can to make your stay enjoyable.
Recommended for: age 55+, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are so proud of the cleanliness of our unit, thanks to our wonderful cleaning professional, "Betty". She is like an angel sent from heaven! It is always a pleasure to hear that our renters have had an enjoyable experience. Most never fail to mention how clean the unit is! We are happy and proud to offer you an experience of "home away from home". Whether a girl's retreat, or family vacation, there is always much to do and see in Gatlinburg. Let us take the worry out of where you will stay. Sincerely, Beth and Ernie Cave, owners.
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Review submitted: September 16, 2012 Date of arrival: September 14, 2012
Fantastic condo. Beth kept in contact to ensure all was taken care of. Beautiful condo, great location. Every thing was as advertised. Will definately be returning.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway
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Comfortably, Cozy, and Peaceful
Review submitted: July 24, 2012 Date of arrival: July 19, 2012
Loved staying at Caves Condo #5! Everything was super clean, large spacious bedrooms, and very comfortable. Kitchen was very beautiful, with everything needed to prepare a meal with and their are nice dishes and pots and pans to use. Views from the condo was AMAZING!!! Very peaceful and quiet in the evenings, and loved sitting on the porch swing in the mornings. Beth was a delight to work with. Very REASONABLE prices, and only 10 miles from downtown Gatlinburg.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
Owners response: It is like music to our ears to hear of a peaceful, pleasurable stay in our condo expressed by our guests. We know that they have experienced what we do every time we visit Brandywine condo #5 ourselves. We are very blessed! Thank you for sharing that blessing with us!
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Great Stay
Review submitted: May 21, 2012 Date of arrival: May 12, 2012
My husband and I had a wondering stay at this condo last week. Everything was just like described. Beth was very kind and helpfully and provided all the information we needed before the trip.
The ground surrounding the property is very beautiful and quiet. I think the condo's location is probably the most convenient to visit the Cosby and Greenbrier areas. The condo itself is very clean, well-maintained and tastefully decorated as well.
We had such a relaxing and wondering stay that we will definitely choose Beth's condo again if we were to visit the same region in the Smoky.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: There is nothing more exciting to an owner than to know that their renters have had an enjoyable experience which makes for a great vacation! We look forward to your return and thank you for your kind words! With sincere thanks, the Cave family.
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Great Stay
Review submitted: July 18, 2011 Date of arrival: June 26, 2011
We had a great time in Gatlinburg!! The condo was wonderful! Very clean and the kitchen was fully stocked. My husband and I plus our two kids AND my husbands parents all stayed. It was very comfortable and roomy. One of the few I saw that had a nice large table so we were all able to eat our meals together. We had warm weather so we were not able to use the fire place : ( The golf course is beautiful, no body that we traveled with with was a golfer, but we walked the course and it was like a nature trail! It is a little bit of a drive to get into downtown and into Smokey Mountain National Park entrance (20-30min) but so worth it as it was quiet and relaxing. Would recommend this to family and friends!
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
Owners response: As always, it is such a joy to hear that our renters have had a fun and relaxing vacation in Brandywine Condo #5, "Cave's Corner". Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains have incredible things to offer that never allow you to be bored. Even just getting away from busy, everyday life, can be a experience that you don't want to see end! Come and enjoy our home away from home. Relax, unwind and BE OUR GUESTS!
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Home away from home
Review submitted: May 14, 2011 Date of arrival: April 2, 2011
I would like to start off with saying the Caves were AWESOME to rent from - I felt COMPLETELY at ease w/them. Beth was patient & explained everything to me she even sent me a 'good wishes' email about a day before our trip! Great directions & very easy to find. The condo was so much like staying at a 'home away from home'. It was so peaceful & beautiful. The condo was clean, LOVED having 2 full bathrooms! The boys loved having 2 beds in 1 room. The price was great too. Have even told a friend about it & she is now thinking about looking into a condo instead of a cabin!!
Recommended for: families with teenagers
Owners response: It is always so exciting to have renters express their enjoyment with their stay. We love our little "home away from home" and more importantly, enjoy sharing it with others! We hope we can bless your lives as much as you bless ours! With sincere thanks, Beth and Ernie Cave.
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What a Joy!
Review submitted: March 10, 2011 Date of arrival: March 4, 2011
What a joy to rent a condo and find the description accurate and the condo immaculate. The rooms were very spacious, and the view was great. We had planned to hike Ramsey Cascades trail at the Greenbriar entrance and others toward Cosby. The condo was centrally located to both and close enough to Gatlinburg that driving was not a problem, yet far enough away that the business of Gatlinburg was not felt. Beth and Ernie called the second night there to see if we had any needs; this was a first for us and very much appreciated. It was quite evident that they cared about our stay. The condo was sparkling clean and all our needs were met. I would recommend this condo to anyone desiring a relaxing stay. It is right on the golf course, and though I am not a golfer, I realize the prime location for those who do enjoy the sport. Thanks Beth and Ernie; we'll be back!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
Owners response: It is such a pleasure for us to share our home-away-from-home with others! And we feel very blessed to have wonderful renters that treat the home as their own and fully enjoy their stay! As always, thank you for your comments.
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
A Great Vacation
Review submitted: July 30, 2010 Date of arrival: July 22, 2010
This place was great. It was even better than we expected. There's a beautiful view of the golf course & mountains. The bedrooms were very spacious. We brought our 3 kids, who just loved there room. There was even a fold up crib for our 18 month old. The kitchen was fully stocked, which was great for the nights we stayed in. Not to mention, the owners are really great to deal with. Overall, we had a great stay at "Cave's Corner", and would gladly recommend this condo.
Recommended for: families with young children, sight seeing
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Your librarian for dance research
I'm Kathryn Kalmanson, your dance research specialist. Please let me know when you need help with your research!
The best way to reach me is by email. I check my email frequently during each work day, even when I'm not in my office.
You can also call me: 410-543-6190 (office), 410-845-9093 (mobile). If I can't answer at that moment, be sure to leave a message so that I can get back to you. You can also text me at the mobile number.
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Welcome to the DANCE research guide!
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