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Samsung Galaxy Note - carbon blue (AT&T)
Manufacturer: Samsung Part number: 5610251
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- With its huge screen and throwback stylus, the Samsung Galaxy Note is a polarizing smartphone that winks at tablet territory. Those who like their screens XL will find a top-notch device that lets multimedia shine. The S Pen adds some artistic potential, but for some, the phone will just simply be too big.
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price range: $247.99 - $269.88
- Reviewed by: Jessica Dolcourt
- Reviewed on: 02/13/2012
- Released on: 02/19/2012
The good: The Samsung Galaxy Note's 5.3-inch HD screen is ideal for showcasing multimedia. It has 4G LTE, a great 8-megapixel camera, and a souped-up S Pen stylus that brings new ways to interact with your phone.
The bad: The Galaxy Note's S Pen is small, has a delayed response, and requires a little training to use. The phone will be awkwardly large for some, and it doesn't fit easily into pockets.
The bottom line: With its huge screen and throwback stylus, the Samsung Galaxy Note is a polarizing smartphone that winks at tablet territory. Those who like their screens XL will find a top-notch device that lets multimedia shine. The S Pen adds some artistic potential, but for some, the phone will just simply be too big.
User reviews
Pefect Screen Size!
by JonL19 on February 8, 2012
Pros: - Big Display
- S-Pen
- Battery Life
Cons: - Plastic Shell
- Awkward Appearance Against the Face
Summary: I don't know why people are saying it's a bad thing to have a pen for it since for the winter season its perfect I can keep my ...
Summary: I don't know why people are saying it's a bad thing to have a pen for it since for the winter season its perfect I can keep my gloves on and use my phone no need to buy special gloves for it.
It is a bit Awkward Against the Face but I don't call people frequently and end up using head phone with Mic
Overall a great phone feels much better in my hand then my old Iphone 4
4 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.
The jury is still out -- Android wont talk to Exchange
by edie828 on March 30, 2012
Pros: Screen display
True SMART phone
Cons: Flip cover is REALLY annoying -- if I decide to keep, I will need something else ASAP
AT&T has WAY too many pre-loaded apps which cannot be deleted
Summary: I've only been using this device for a few days. My IT dept gave it to me to test in lieu of my beloved Blackberry (which I can no ...
Summary: I've only been using this device for a few days. My IT dept gave it to me to test in lieu of my beloved Blackberry (which I can no longer see very well). For multi-media functions, it is insurmountable. Unfortunately, I dont watch movies & surf the web for a living. The android OS does not play well with our 2010 Exchange server and has left big gaps in my calendar & contact data/operations. So, I've been carrying BOTH phones all week. I had the same problem with the iPhone 4. I gave that one back too. Needless to say, if we can't overcome this, I'll have to give it up. Which is a shame because I really like it.
I would love to have ONE device that meets all of my needs. I have an iPod for music, social networking & games but since its WIFI only, I only use it at home. I have a Samsung Galaxy tab (7")which I adore, but the Gingerbread OS starting to get sluggish and cant be updated. I have the Blackberry for work email, phone & SMS. My purse is AWFULLY Heavy. Not to mention iMac at home & HP laptop @ work.
If anyone knows how to overcome the android/exchange issue, PLEASE reach out.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Amazing smartphone
by narn3049 on February 18, 2012
Pros: read summary
Cons: read summary
Summary: The combination of a tablet and a phone all in one awesome device.
This phone has a brilliant 5.3 inch display, and it plays videos and games extremely well. ...
Summary: The combination of a tablet and a phone all in one awesome device.
This phone has a brilliant 5.3 inch display, and it plays videos and games extremely well. For the US that has ATT, this phone offers 4G LTE network, which is extremely fast. It has the best front facing camera that I've really ever seen (2.0MP) and an 8 MP back camera. You can sketch and type notes, and even WRITE THEM BY hand to this phone, the battery is awesome too. Overall I'd go for this device.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Love it, best phone
by rj7855 on February 14, 2012
Pros: Large and beautiful screen, fast, light and battery last surprisingly long
Cons: You can't stand using phones with smaller screens after getting used to the XL size of the note
Summary: I bought the Note after I lost my SGS-II. I was doubting between another SGS-II (which I really liked) a Galaxy Nexus or the Note. I'm extremely happy that ...
Summary: I bought the Note after I lost my SGS-II. I was doubting between another SGS-II (which I really liked) a Galaxy Nexus or the Note. I'm extremely happy that in the end I took the Note: web browsing, Videos and Games are all so much better on this large screen. I have absolutely no problem with it's size, due to it's slimness it just fits everywhere just my previous phones.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Dumped iPhone for the Note and I'm not looking back!
by TeamJamesDean on October 31, 2012
Pros: 1. Huge, clear and bright display
2. Android ICS
3. Google Play Store
3. No charge tethering
4. Freedom to change things on MY phone
5. Spare batteries
6. Great camera/video
7. Google Maps/navigation
8. Micro SD storage
9. Voice search
Cons: 1. Less than intuitive
2. Not a rugged phone
3. Not a one-handed phone
4. Infrequent Android updates
Summary: Having been a loyal Apple owner beginning with iPhone 3 I decided I would wait until the 5 was released and follow the path that most other iPhone owners follow. ...
Summary: Having been a loyal Apple owner beginning with iPhone 3 I decided I would wait until the 5 was released and follow the path that most other iPhone owners follow. But as fate would have it my 4S broke on a business trip just a month before the 5 was released. I considered my options and decided to look at other phones.
I loved my iPhone but it was like a relationship gone bad. Oh it started out great... you know that feeling you get when you just can't believe you found someone so perfect. It was everything to me. It was my perfect match... my soulmate. It could do no wrong. I loved how intuitive it was. I loved all of the free apps and even a few of the paid ones. I loved the battery life. I loved the way it felt in my hand and the way people looked at me when we were together. But like every relationship, it's inevitable that my iPhone would eventually let me down. It's not perfect afterall. It's flawed, just as I am. And I'm no "spring chicken". I acknowledge that there will be compromises in any relationship. I'm mature enough to know that you have to accept a phone for what it is. But at some point you have to step back and take inventory of where you are at, where you are going, and if you are really right for each other. And that's where I was with my iPhone. I began to question if we were really right for each other. Were we going in two different directions? Did we really line up on the big issues? And were there problems that we just couldn't overcome?
At first it was little things. I made excuses for them. Why was I unable to send or receive pictures via MMS? I scanned the support pages and discovered that my thinking on this was ALL wrong. I should have been asking why other phones allow this? Email is a much better way to go and MMS was outdated technology and so limited. I was stupid for asking such a question in the first place. Apple later fixed that and I could send MMS messages, although I'm not sure why I would want to do that since MMS was so dumb in the first place. I guess Apple was making an exception for MY shortcomings. Why does the screen have to be so small? Why can't they give up some of their precious black space above, below and to the sides of the screen? I told myself that Apple knew better. "It's different", I said. But when others showed me their phones with their big, bright displays I secretly coveted them. Why did my iPhone 4 drop calls? I was holding it wrong! Of course, it was MY fault! Silly me... I should have known better. Why did my phone dial people randomly or hang up calls when I held it to my face? It was my fault again. I should be using a bluetooth headset. Besides, Apple would fix that someday. But it's not a 'fix' because Apple products don't have bugs. Why do I have to pick a memory size when I purchase the phone? Why can't I have a memory card slot? Apple engineers know better than me... those memory cards can't be trusted and I should be happy to have so much internal memory available, even if it does cost an arm and a leg. But what if I need more? Well then, I can pay a monthly Cloud storage fee. I'm so selfish! What is wrong with me? But what about changing my battery? If the battery goes bad, what do I do? Certainly this is a shortcoming, right? I mean... EVERY phone out there that I've ever seen or owned has a battery cover and if I need to carry a spare or if my battery goes bad I can change it. Again, I was thinking of it all wrong. I had to change my paradigm. This isn't a cell phone... it's an iPhone. You can't be opening up the cover on this thing! It's got things inside that could kill you just by looking at them. Ok, but what about tethering? I had owned phones before that allowed me to tether them and as long as I was paying for the data it didn't matter. AT&T even showed me how to tether it! And they said it was fine and dandy and if I went over my data plan they would be happy to sell me a larger plan. So now that I paid for the unlimited data plan, why are they charging me an additional $45/month? That's not the phone's fault, that's AT&T's fault. But why won't Apple allow tethering apps on the Store? If I jailbreak my phone then I can tether for free. No you can't... you're fooling yourself. You have everything you need on the Apple Store. But the browsing speed seems slow and it eats my battery. No, it's not slow. Besides, you should be using WiFi for that. But what about profiles? I had profiles on all my other phones. My pictures disappeared... my apps disappeared... I want to copy a file to my computer that doesn't have iTunes... the update process took 4 hours... ugh! It was time to call it quits.
So I went to the AT&T store and looked at several other phones. I felt wrong, but excited at the same time. What would it be like? iPhone and I had been together for over 4 years! Were there really other phones out there with touch screen interfaces? Did they have maps and navigation? Could you use them? I had heard horror stories of other phones from fellow iPhone users. Most of them were simply stories retold about phones with black and white sub-megapixel cameras, 9600 baud modems, text-based web browsers that didn't really connect to the internet but instead connected to the old AOL servers, app stores with dozens of apps... but then the Galaxy Note (i717) caught my eye. It was huge! I could read the display! I went to the Apple website and I could read the entire page on one screen! I felt so naughty... I bought it.
So what did I learn? Is it better? Are there things I would change? In general, I love it for all the reasons I hated my iPhones and I hate it for the few reasons I loved my iPhone. Yes, it's big. And size does matter. Call me shallow, I don't care. My baby is big and wide and ready to ride. And she's sexy. You can talk all you like about screen resolution numbers but I can shrink text smaller than I can read with my 20/20 vision and still see it with a magnifying glass. The screen is brighter than my wife's iPhone by far, and I have set an automatic profile which dims that display so it doesn't blind me when I open my phone in the middle of the night to check the weather. The Google Maps and navigation are better than anything I had on the iPhone. I have a 32GB micro SD where I store videos and pictures and if I like, I'll move my music to another one some day. I bought two extra large capacity lithium batteries and a charger for $12 on eBay and I swap them out in less than a minute if I'm traveling and don't want to be tied to an outlet. The Google Play store has every app (minus one) that I had on my iPhone and so many others that I could never get on the App Store... tethering for example, which I use regularly. The battery life is about the same as what I was accustomed to on the iPhone... it usually needs to be recharged in the afternoon if I'm using it a lot. I can customize the phone endlessly... screen widgets are very useful. The camera is way better than I had with my 4S... not sure how it compares to the 5 in daily use. Google Voice Search kills Siri. I can't believe some of the things it recognizes. I grew tired of Siri giving up on me with some cute response.
Are there downsides? Of course. It's not nearly as intuitive as the iPhone. If ease of use is the only criteria for picking a phone, get the iPhone. Android and this particular phone have way more options and some of those options are not intuitive, so it takes some digging at times. But for the daily tasks, most everything is easy enough to figure out. But these two phones are significantly different in their ease of use, no question about it. It's not a rugged phone. It won't take a fall like the iPhone. You MUST have a good cover if you ever drop your phone. For one thing it's big. Lot's of inertia when it hits the floor, and it isn't built with a chassis to take the impact. If you drop it you will be going to AT&T and paying the price ($300 deductible WITH insurance) or seeking out someone to fix it if possible. Investing in a ballistic case is a must IMO. Unless you are a professional basketball player (or semi-pro I guess) you probably can't use this phone with one hand. It's big. Really. But I quickly got accustomed to it. Having said that, there still are occasions when it's awkward. And the Android OS is awesome... but it's not updated as frequently as IOS and even when the updates are released, they have to be ported to each phone by the manufacturer. The latest release of Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) was out in July but still not ported to the Galaxy Note, and there's really no guarantee that Samsung will deliver it at any point in time, although I've read we should expect it before the end of the year. That's the benefit of a closed operating system like IOS... if you build the hardware and the operating system so you can make OS compatible with the previous hardware much easier. There are ways to get Jelly Bean on your Galaxy Note ahead of the manufacturer's release, but that's not for the typical user.
In all, I'm very pleased with the Note. It's my new girl!
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Welcome to the future!
by smileysjm on February 14, 2012
Pros: * The phone I needed.
Cons: * The phone I wanted.
Summary: Overall, this is the best of both worlds. I love having this new phone and it does exactly what I wanted.
Summary: Overall, this is the best of both worlds. I love having this new phone and it does exactly what I wanted.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
The best smartphone at the moment
by nightriders92 on February 13, 2012
Pros: 1) 5.3 inch massive screen with ultra-portability being super light and thin
2) The s-pen stylus is very useful for annotating on pictures and pressure sensitive giving an almost notebook like experience
3) Very fast browsing
Cons: 1) Gingerbread is great, but ICS will make it buttery smooth according to many experts
nothing but waiting for ICS,
Summary: I use alot of smartphones and travel alot, definitely prefer this over my iphone 4s, bb 9900 and htc titan
with the 1.4 ghz dualcore processor and 1gb ram, ...
Summary: I use alot of smartphones and travel alot, definitely prefer this over my iphone 4s, bb 9900 and htc titan
with the 1.4 ghz dualcore processor and 1gb ram, u get the best out of android removing all that annoying lag
i would highly recommend this..
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Excellent phone with a tablet personality
by glpatnode on April 9, 2012
Pros: Easy to use, fast operation, clear, bright screen with features everyone wants, including me. Stylus is easy to use, the handset still fits in your pants or (larger) pockets.
Cons: Somewhat heavier and bulkier than the Infuse I had, best used with at bluetooth device, 4G LTE not everywhere I live, but HSPA+ is still okay. Screen still smaller than most tablets, but usable.
Summary: Battery life is great, call quality is very good, even the speakerphone is better than the Infuse I had before. The larger screen is easier to read and text to, ...
Summary: Battery life is great, call quality is very good, even the speakerphone is better than the Infuse I had before. The larger screen is easier to read and text to, so much so that I gave up my Blackberry at work and only use this phone. If you don't want to carry your tablet everywhere and need to use your phone occasionally, this phone is for you. Those that text and use the net most of the day will love this phone and with its many android features, a excellent phone to have for use everyday.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Traded in my iPhone4 + $100 and feel like I stole it.
by geauxcubs on March 25, 2012
Pros: Screen size. Amazing display in direct sun. Faster than my new laptop. Flawless software performance, no waiting or reboots. Even with Case-Mate tough case, better feel in pocket than iPhone 4.
Cons: It is a bit slippery with no case, reminds me of a big iPhone3.
Summary: Best device I've ever owned. No Apple restrictions, easier to move my files around. If you're hesitant to make the jump from Apple, you'll be pissed you ...
Summary: Best device I've ever owned. No Apple restrictions, easier to move my files around. If you're hesitant to make the jump from Apple, you'll be pissed you waited so long.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Forget about iPhone this is the GALAXY Note!
by dragonoid10001 on March 15, 2012
Pros: Smartphone with a 5.3 Super AMOLED Screen , amazingly thin, support for external SD Card amazing 8MP that can record 1080p videos front facing 2MP camera, Stylus, upgradeable to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, great screen display.
Cons: Maybe a little big for people whom they are used to smaller screens and/or have small hands.
Summary: If you want high-end Android Smartphone that can do the work of a Tablet or your PC this is the perfect device the stunning display makes watching videos or movies ...
Summary: If you want high-end Android Smartphone that can do the work of a Tablet or your PC this is the perfect device the stunning display makes watching videos or movies awesome the easy-to-use Android OS the camera that ttake one of the best pictures and videos the phone runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and is upgradeable to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich the support for external SD Card up 32GB I'm using a 64GB SD Card its a bit laggy but not sso bad the phone have 16/32 GB of internal storage 1GB of RAM 1.5 GHz Dual-Core processor that makes the GALAXY Note run very smoothly and very fast.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
- Manufacturer: Samsung
- Part number: 5610251
- Description: The revolutionary Samsung Galaxy Note is the size of a phone but delivers the productivity of a PC. Using touch or super-sensitive S-Pen input, you can sketch, write, and capture or crop elements from any screen quickly and easily. Meanwhile, a large 5.3" HD Super AMOLED display offers the ultimate immersive experience. The 1.4GHz dual core processor and HSPA+ internet speeds of up to 21Mbps make sure you've got the power you need, too. Choose the Samsung Galaxy Note and feel free to do whatever you like, wherever you are.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Smartphone
- Form Factor Touch
- Integrated Components Wi-Fi hotspot,
GPS receiver,
2nd camera,
Digital camera,
Digital player,
Voice recorder
- Width 3.27 in
- Depth 0.38 in
- Height 5.78 in
- Weight 6.28 oz
- Body Color Carbon blue
- SAR Value 1.43 W/kg (body) / 0.41 W/kg (head)
- Technology WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM
- Band WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900
- Mobile Broadband Generation 4G
- Service Provider AT&T
- Operating System Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS
- User Interface Samsung TouchWiz
- Application Software Polaris Office,
Task Manager,
S Planer,
S Memo,
Google Places,
Amazon Kindle,
Qik Lite,
- Input Device(s) Touch sensitive screen (multi-touch) , Capacitive
Messaging & Internet
- Cellular Messaging Services MMS,
- Instant Messaging Services Yahoo! Messenger,
AOL Instant Messenger Service (AIM),
Windows Live Messenger (MSN Messenger),
Google Talk,
- Supported Email Protocols SMTP,
- Supported Social Networks and Blogs MySpace,
- Messaging & Data Features Microsoft PowerPoint support,
Microsoft Excel support,
Handwriting recognition,
Microsoft Word support,
PDF support
- Mobile Services AT&T U-verse Live TV,
Samsung Media Hub,
Yahoo! Search,
Bing Search,
Google Search,
AT&T Address Book,
AT&T Code Scanner,
Google Search by Voice,
Samsung Social Hub,
Google Latitude,
Google eBooks,
Samsung Apps,
Video Call,
Google Play,
- Data Transmission GPRS,
- Wireless Interface NFC,
- WLAN Security WEP
- Bluetooth Profiles Serial Port Profile (SPP),
Object Push Profile (OPP),
Hands Free Profile (HFP),
Headset Profile (HSP),
Phonebook Access Profile (PBAP),
Generic Access Profile (GAP),
Service Discovery Application Profile (SDAP),
SIM Access Profile (SAP),
Human Interface Device Profile (HID),
Message Access Profile (MAP),
Secure Simple Pairing (SSP),
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP),
Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
- Communication Features Internet browser,
Mobile Email client
Phone Features
- Phone Functions Call timer,
Conference call,
Flight mode,
Vibrating alert
- Sensors Proximity sensor,
Ambient light sensor
- Additional Features Samsung AllShare,
Screen capture,
S Pen multi-input,
Wi-Fi direct,
DLNA Certified,
TTY compatible,
Widgets support,
Speech-to-Text (speech recognition),
Sharing media via DLNA,
World clock,
Text-to-Speech (text recognition),
Picture editor,
Samsung Approved for Enterprise (SAFE),
Intelligent typing (T9),
Intelligent typing (SWYPE)
- Personal Information Management Synchronization with PC,
Alarm clock with snooze,
Countdown timer,
Media Player
- Supported Digital Audio Standards M4A,
- Supported Digital Video Standards DivX HD,
- Clock Speed 1.5 GHz
- Processor Core Qty Dual-core
- Bult-in Memory 16 GB
- User Memory 16 GB
- Supported Flash Memory Cards microSDHC - up to 32 GB
Digital Camera
- Sensor Resolution 8 megapixels
- Still Image Resolutions 2048 x 1536,
800 x 480,
3264 x 1968,
640 x 480,
3264 x 2448,
2048 x 1232
- Focus Adjustment Automatic
- Digital Zoom 4
- Self Timer Delay 10 sec,
2 sec,
5 sec
- Special Effects Grayscale,
- White Balance Automatic,
- Camera Light Source Flash
- Video Recorder Resolutions 1920 x 1080 (1080p),
176 x 144 (QCIF),
720 x 480,
640 x 480 (VGA),
1280 x 720 (720p),
320 x 240 (QVGA)
- Features Geo-tagging,
Face detection,
Landscape/portrait mode,
Video recording,
Smile shutter,
Macro function
Navigation System
- GPS Navigation GPS/A-GPS receiver
- Navigation Software & Services AT&T FamilyMap,
AT&T Navigator,
Google Maps
- Type OLED display - Color
- Technology HD Super AMOLED
- Diagonal Size 5.3 in
- Display Resolution 1280 x 800 pixels
- Color Depth 24-bit (16.7 million colors)
- Connector Type Headset jack - Mini-phone 3.5 mm,
- Technology Lithium ion
- Capacity 2500 mAh
- Run Time Details Talk - up to 600 min,
Standby - up to 250 hour(s)
- Compliant Standards HAC(Hearing Aid Compatible)
- Included Accessories Power adapter,
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 1 year
Product series
Samsung Galaxy Note (unlocked)
Manufacturer: Samsung
Specs: Unlocked,
6.3 oz,
8 megapixels,
5.29 in
Samsung Galaxy Note - carbon blue (AT&T)
Manufacturer: Samsung
Specs: AT&T,
6.28 oz,
8 megapixels,
5.3 in
Samsung Galaxy Note - ceramic white (AT&T)
Manufacturer: Samsung
Specs: AT&T,
Up to 600 min,
With digital camera / digital player,
6.28 oz,
5.3 in
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
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- Manufacturer:Samsung
- Address:
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- Phone: 1-800-726-7864
- Fax: 1-973-601-6001


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A 56-year-old man was crossing New Road in Basingstoke, near the junction with London Road, when he was hit by a BMW car on April 25 this year.
He was taken to Basingstoke hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries, spent five weeks in hospital and is now continuing to recover at home.
Christopher Neil Whitehorn of Hill View Road, South Ham, Basingstoke has been charged by police investigating the collision, with dangerous driving, driving without insurance and fraud by false representation, for which the 26-year-old is accused of failing to disclose information in the course of obtaining motor insurance.
He was bailed to appear at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court on November 20.
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The charge was 'dangerous' driving instead of the lesser charge of 'careless' driving.
It would be interesting to find out if the police charge people differently - dangerous vs careless - depending if they hit a person who is walking or riding a bicycle.
Reference: The Times 29 May 2012, "Tougher sentences demanded against drivers who kill cyclists"
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NCCS wins Missisquoi Holiday hockey tourney
MISSISQUOI, Vt. — The Northeastern Clinton boys' hockey team was able to reel off three unanswered goals in the third period en route to a 4-2 non-league win over Missisquoi Valley in the Missisquoi Holiday Tournament Saturday.
Alex Duffy put the Cougars (2-0) on the board first with a power play marker at 9:52 of the opening stanza.
However, the lead was short lived.
Missisquoi responded with a tally of their when Jack Raleigh was able to fire a Collin Beyor pass past Northeastern Clinton goaltender Kyle McCarthy, tying the game at one.
Then, with 4:08 elapsed in the third period, Duffy scored his second of the game and fifth of the tournament to give the Cougars a one-goal lead.
Following a Thunderbirds equalizer, Kastle Birch scored the eventual game-winning goal at 9:47.
Mason Letourneau put the icing on the cake with an empty netter with eight seconds remaining in the contest.
"It was gritty performance and we spent most of the second period killing penalties," Northeastern Clinton head coach Rob Francis said. "Our special teams did a great job, especially short handed. Defensively, we played real smart hockey."
Alex Duffy and Zac Guay were named to All-Tournament team.
Northeastern Clinton 4, Missisquoi 2
NE Clinton 1 0 3 — 4
Missisquoi 0 1 1 — 2
First period- 1, N, Duffy (Rabideau), 9:52 (pp).
Second period- 2, M, Raleigh (Beyor), 0:06.
Third period- 3, N, Duffy (Letourneau), 4:08. 4, M, Raleigh (LaFountain), 4:34. 5, N, Birch, 9:47. 6, N, Letourneau (Tucker), 14:52 (eng).
Shots: Northeastern Clinton 24. Missisquoi 24.
Saves: McCarthy, N, 22. Muller, M, 20.
Plattsburgh 3, Ogdensburg 2
OGDENSBURGH — Eighth-grader Andrew Bechard's goal with 4:46 gone in the third period snapped a 2-all tie and lifted the Hornets to a non-league victory.
It was the second one-goal win in a row for the Hornets (2-0).
The Blue Devils held a 1-0 lead after one on the first of two goals by Jake Garrison.
But goals four minutes apart in the second by Jack Tolosky and Eric Bechard gave PHS a 2-1 advantage before Garrison knotted the score later in the stanza.
Eric Bechard and Brandon Matott then assisted on Andrew Bechard's game-winning goal in the third.
Robby Knowles turned away 18 shots in net for PHS, which held a 26-20 advantage in shots on goal.
"We got solid goaltending from Robby and we expect that from him," said PHS coach Jamie Reidy. "This was a gut check game for us because we had some illness and only 12 players. So, we were short staffed.
"But our younger players like freshmen Devin Clarke, J.D. Side and Kevin Dandrow, along with Andrew Bechard, stepped up. It was a physical game and they got introduced to high school hockey. They did a great job."
The Hornets return to Champlain Valley Athletic Conference play Wednesday in a 5:30 p.m. start against Saranac at the Plattsburgh State Field House.
Plattsburgh 3,
Ogdensburg 2
Plattsburgh 0 2 1 — 3
Ogdensburg 1 1 0 — 2
First period- 1, OFA, Garrison ppg (Mullin).
Second period- 2, PHS, Tolosky (Matott), 2:01. 3, PHS, E. Bechard (Tolosky), 5:59. 4, OFA, Garrison (Coseigan), 8:33.
Third period- 5, PHS, A. Bechard (E. Bechard, Matott), 4:46.
Shots: Plattsburgh 26, OFA 20.
Saves: Knowles, PHS, 18, Prudhomme, OFA, 23.
Franklin Academy 6, Thousand Islands 2
MALONE — Franklin Academy erased an early 1-0 deficit with four goals later in the first period skated to a 6-2 win over Thousand Islands in Northern Athletic Conference boys' hockey.
Trevor Cooley, Shawn Mulverhill, Jake Henning and Elliot Vanier all scored goals in the first period for the Huskies (2-0).
Tanner Studlack added two third-period tallies for Franklin Academy, one into an open net.
Joey Brown had another solid game in net for the Huskies with 41 saves.
Cam Morgan and Kyle Delaney scored goals for Thousand Islands, which held a 43-24 shot advantage.
"We gave up a lot of shots, but our kids did a good job keeping most of them to the outside," said FA coach Chuck Dievendorf. "We also did a good job taking advantage of our scoring opportunities."
The Huskies play at Northeastern Clinton on Tuesday in a non-league game.
Franklin Academy 6,
Thousand Islands 2
Thousand Islands 1 1 0 — 2
Franklin Academy 4 0 2 — 6
First half- 1, TI, Morgan (Charlesbois), :57. 2, FA, Cooley (Henning, Mulverhill), 1:32. 3, FA, Mulverhill (Henning), 8:51. 4, FA, Henning (Cooley, Mulverhill), 9:26. 5, FA, Vanier (Bartenslager), 10:08.
Second period- 6, TI, Delaney (Dier), 14:59.
Third period- 7, FA, Studlack (Head), 9:47. 8, FA, Studlack eng, 14:43.
Shots: Thousand Islands 43, Franklin Academy 24.
Saves: Strough, James, TI, 18. Brown, FA, 41.
ALEXANDRIA BAY — The first 30 minutes of play wasn't enough time for the Beekmantown girls' hockey team to achieve a comfortable lead against Alexandria Bay Saturday.
But a three-goal third period helped the Eagles (4-0) keep their undefeated season in check in a 4-0 defeat of the Purple Ghosts in non-league action.
Emily Raville opened the game's scoring after taking a pass from Katie Matott and firing a shot past goaltender Kayla Rios, for a 1-0 lead following the middle stanza.
"We changed up our lineup in the second period and it proved to be the difference maker," Beekmantown head coach Ray Guay said. "The Raville-Amanda Peterson-Clara Giroux line got clicking and produced in the third period."
Giroux got on the score sheet just two minutes into the third period with the assist credited to Peterson.
Raville picked up her second of the game at 13:02, while Peterson put the icing on the cake with her first marker at the 14:14 mark.
"They didn't get one shot on us in the third period," Guay said. "Alexandria Bay was a physical team, which had a few players who could really let it fly. Their goaltender made some great saves."
Kayleigh Bell fended off 11 shots in the win, while Rios was faced with a busy afternoon in a 62-save performance.
The Eagles' next regular season game is Wednesday at Potsdam for a non-league tilt.
The puck is set to drop for 6:30 p.m.
Beekmantown 4,
Alexandria Bay 0
Beekmantown 0 1 3 — 4
Alexandria Bay 0 0 0 — 0
Second period- 1, B, Raville (Mattot), 13:01.
Third period- 2, B, Giroux (Peterson), 2:00. 3, B, Raville (Peterson), 13:02. 4, B, Peterson (Giroux), 14:14.
Shots: Beekmantown 66. Alexandria Bay 11.
Saves: Bell, B, 11. Rios, AB, 62.


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Spring is here!
Took the blade of my Cub today. Getting ready to clean it up and repaint.
I have noticed that in the last 3-4 days, the daffodils, bartlett pear trees, weeping willows, and yellow bells have bloomed. . Red clover is also starting to green up; will not be long before I'll get to mow the lawn with my '55 lo-boy w/3160 mower.
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
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Sure and it must be spring, as I save the first ding ding man peddling
popsicles...as he drove past piles of snow.
Onions are up now 4 or 5 weeks. Looking good.
Potatoes are up about 2 weeks.
Cabage looks good.
Turnips are going starting to go to seed. Time to pull them.
Tomatos & Peppers will be planted tomorrow. (transplanted)
Here in East Tennessee our jonquills, daffodills, Bradford Pear, Flowering Plum are all blooming! Carol's planted plenty of Pansies in the beds, and I'm mulching my #@!! off to get the place ready for visitors (from Vermont). Won't they be surprised to see Spring...they've had nothing but SNOW, SNOW & MORE SNOW all Winter long ! You boys up North...you'll see spring in another....MONTH OR SO ! BY that time I'll have caught a mess of brim and bass off my dock and had the boat out a BUNCH OF TIMES!
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Yep, here in central Mississippi, spring has sprung. It's been a regular cub marathon the last week. I broke up my new garden spot with the disk breaking plow, then put on the cultivators to stir the loose soil around (really need a pull disk). Then I put on the Woods mower and cut the spring weeds that are coming up everywhere. (Multiple cubs make these jobs much easier!) )
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Have had several beautiful spring days here in the hills of SW PA. Temp yesterday 70! How pleasant after all the cold. Planted onions and started trimming the fruit trees. Am tempted to take the blade off 'ol Betsy but still it's too damp to plow. Wow - life is really great isn't it
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I am itching to go play in the fields with my Cub, but the snow is got to go first. I love winter, but I think I am getting a little tired of it.
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"We're spending $1.6 billion for all of Latin America in terms of aid and assistance, a fraction of what we're spending in Iraq, the $500 billion we've spent there"
Chris Dodd on Sunday, September 9th, 2007 in a debate in Miami, Fla.
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The claim that the United States has spent $500 billion in Iraq is not entirely accurate, but it, too, is pretty darn close. Estimates vary on the precise amount spent since the 2003 invasion, but two of the most credible sources, the Congressional Research Service and the Congressional Budget Office, give the total as approximately $450 billion and $413 billion, respectively.
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- Address:
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- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Bella Trattoria Italiana
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.bellatrattoriasf.com/
- Phone: 4152210305
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Fridays: 11:30am - 3pm; Dinner: Monday -Thursday 5:30pm-9:30 Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm. Sundays 3pm-9pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: David Gonzalez
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: call David to customize a catering menu to fit your budget as well as your catering needs.
- Private Party Contact: David Gonzalez 4152187133
A word from Bella Trattoria Italiana
Bella's notorious homemade pasta, cozy & inviting atmosphere and friendly service await you. We feature cusine from Southern Italia- slow cooked sugos, braised meats and various carpaccios.Continued
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106 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (86)fit for foodies (48)romantic (43)special occasion (40)notable wine list (18)good for groups (16)kid-friendly (11)hot spot (5)great for brunch (4)late-night find (4)great for lunch (3)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- I'll Wait Another Six YearsmikesVIPDined on 8/31/2014We started dining here when they first opened and the food and service were very good. Unfortunately, we had a horrible meal six years ago and although the owner had promised to so something, we never heard back. We decided to retry after reading reviews. This was a mistake There are some outstanding Italian restaurants within minutes of this place with great food and service and generous portions. This place is not any where near that standard. We split a large, mediocre Ceasar and waited another hour for our entrees even though people who arrived after us were served. My wife's pasta had a lot of vegetables but was very dry. My trout was not fresh, a small portion for $24, and overcooked, much of it was charcoal.
- Great neighborhood gem!!!Bill945Dined on 8/25/2014We've dined at BTI several times and walked away smiling. First, the service is wonderful! What makes it so great? You feel genuinely welcomed to dine there. From the moment we were seated, we felt right at home and they were glad to have us as a customer. How many restaurants make you feel like that? The menu is well executed. We ordered the special of the night, trout, and it was beautifully prepared - olive oil, salt, pepper, baked to perfection! The same can be said everything else we ordered! We look forward to dining at Bella Trattoria again and again ...Special Features:
- Are we really on Geary?OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/23/2014Had a great dinner. The restaurant takes you away from the bustle of Geary and creates a great relaxing experience. Food is good and service friendly and personal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ServiceSFGen3Dined on 8/23/2014The restaurant exceeded my expectation in both food and service; YELP ratings by previous guests was accurate. Great place to go with a few friends or family. The dishes were presented well and there was great pride taken in both presentation and creation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent neighborhood spotBkearlyDined on 8/22/2014This inner Richmond Italian spot is the perfect place! The menu has a wide range if options. The appetizers are to die for and the lasagna is delicious. It feels like you're in Italy at Bella!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- surprising!AngeliqueDined on 8/22/2014For a small neighborhood restaurant, Bella Trattoria has amazingly sophisticated flavors and textures in the beautiful, freshly prepared dishes it serves. They have also taken care with decor to make the place seem larger, and to reduce the noise level. Even though we were seated close to other patrons, we could hear each other for conversation, and the high dark ceiling with creative light fixtures gave a sense of space. Wait staff were all attentive and pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BellaperryozVIPDined on 8/21/2014Bella is a "hole in the wall" in SF that's a 15 min cab ride from downtown. It's in a neighborhood on a corner and we almost missed it. There are 12 tables and we wondered if we had made a mistake. It seems the place is run by an Italian family, but cannot confirm that. There is no bar, only wine and beer. The menu is adequate and interesting. The food was outstanding though, hot and very fresh. The gnocchi and sausage dish was very flavorful and generous. The service was very good but there was only one other table occupied when we arrived early; it was almost full when we left. The pricing was very fair and a nice change from the expensive joints downtown. I would recommend this as a nice change of pace for a city like SF.Special Features:
- always a pleasurei8hereDined on 8/16/2014The food is wonderful and the wine list extensive. The wait staff is charming and accommodating. We usually go sans kid, but when we took our 7 yr old, they didn't blink an eye. There is no kids menu, but they happily offered up some plain pasta options. But mostly we like going for a special date. LSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood favoritesfbayruthDined on 8/12/2014Very good neighborhood Italian with friendly service. Menu offers wide variety of pasta choices.Special Features:
- Who selected the music?LeJugeVIPDined on 8/8/2014Bella has a warm, romantic atmosphere with candlelit tables and dark painted walls. But the flat panel TV showing a soccer match and the horrid techno/modern disco music is totally out of place and is jarring with the otherwise romantic feel. The food was otherwise quite good with excellent pastas and quite good salads/tiramisu.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Little Gem, Great Flavor!BellaSummer14Dined on 8/8/2014Will summarize the comments per family member (based on Summer 14 menu) Dad: Scaloppine - "great veal. sauce is perfect with the tender meat." Mom: Frutt' 'E Mar - "tomato sugo is delicate. blends well with the black pasta (squid ink-based) and shellfish. The falanghina recommended with the meal was excellent!" Daughter: Gnocchi Verdi - "gnocchi just melts in my mouth!" Son: Burro E Salvia - "I'm not much for 'sweet' dishes but this is rich and delicious with the buttery and crispy sage morsels" Shared: Salumi Misti, Bruschetta, freshly baked bread served with sun-dried tomato in olive oil - appetizing starters, a sign of good things to come! Panna Cotta and Vanilla Affogato - great closers for a sumptuous dinner. we cleaned off everything!Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/5/2014Great italian food in simple place. No frills, just good food... Very satisfied...Special Features:
- Not as good as last visitFreeSpiritDined on 8/5/2014Disappointment at their food and lack of service. Veal scallopini was overcooked and dry and the seafood with squid inked pasta's clam/mussel were all overcooked. We definitely won't be coming back here for a long time.Special Features:
- Bella TrattoriaDennisVIPDined on 8/3/2014My friends and I had yet another great dining experience. The polenta appetizer is delicious as were the Caesar Salad and Brussel Sprouts. Each of enjoyed our entries. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.Special Features:
- Small gem in a big city.GrapEscapeDined on 8/2/2014Just took a shot in the dark off Yelp reviews and was rewarded greatly. Food, ambiance, service, all great. Would recommend, would return. Great place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ambiance and Italian foodkurtarifficDined on 8/1/2014The food here is always excellent. But even beyond the food being good, this is a truly excellent restaurant with excellent service. They always remember me and my girlfriend and they always roll out the red carpet even though we're just recurring guests. I never spend more than $150 with tip but they treat us like royalty as if I spent way more. One of my favorite places in SF. If you want to make a good impression on someone, bring them here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Attention to detailOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/1/2014Bella Trattoria's owner is usually there making sure that every minute of the dining experience is a pleasure. The food has always been great and continues to evolve with new delicious dishes supplementing and gradually dominating the menu. We dine at the hot spots, but never hesitate to take friends to this special neighborhood spot.Special Features:
- Great neighborhood Italian spotLoveMyFoodDined on 8/1/2014Good basic Italian food. Highly recommend the gnocchi. Wish the bread was served warm (: but otherwise no complaints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A definite neighborhood gemPeripateticPatVIPDined on 7/21/2014Have the spinach gnocchi - some of the best gnocchi I've ever had - airy, flavorful, great! We were a party of 7 with 4 teenagers. Everyone had a great dish and wonderful time. Nice italian wines by the liter. But don't blink or you won't see it. It is on a corner in a neighborhood dominated by Asian restaurants. Decent street parking nearby.Special Features:
- Real feel of ItaliaBroseVIPDined on 7/19/2014This is a welcoming spot where you are guaranteed to get friendly service and fabulous house-made fresh pasta dishes! We've dined here before, and our most recent experience was consistent with the good food and service we've had in the past. This time we shared a generous antipasto plate that included sliced salamis, olives, cheese, zucchini, greens and a perfect bread accompaniment. On a chilly summer's eve we went for truffle infused dishes that included light as a cloud gnocchi and very tasty tagliatelle. We shared a large scoop of hazelnut gelato with our cappuccinos before heading out into the foggy night. Our server was very attentive, and the owner was friendly and made us feel he really appreciated our business.Special Features:
- Bella Trattoria ReviewiTrufflesDined on 7/18/2014The Frutt' 'E Mar and Sorrentina were very good. The place was a little too dim for me, but it was quite a romantic place. I highly recommend this place.Special Features:
- Amazing FindMA415VIPDined on 7/12/2014This is a neighborhood gem that you would not notice just walking by. It's an amazing date spot, awesome food, good for groups if you have a res, and wonderful, attentive staff.Special Features:
- best Italian in SF; great serviceMarkVIPDined on 7/10/2014I have eaten here three times now, had different things each time, and loved everything - this place is tops for Italian in SF, in my opinion - only thing that comes close is Albona (Istrian) last night all 4 diners were soaking up the last drops of jous on our plates w/ bread - after multiple apps and large entrees - food is that good - my wife hates raw meat and loved the carpaccio - our friend who doesnt like fish polished off a whole trout... I could go on but yall get the point service was great, too total bill for 3 apps bottle of wine 4 mains tax + generous tip was 225 - and you eat like royalty plus they comped a panna cotta when we declined desert b/c too full - gone in 10 seconds - guess there is a second desert stomachSpecial Features:
- Very Good ItalianjvgbtDined on 7/10/2014I live in a senior community where the food is good, but I have a craving for garlic. That I could satisfy here, tho not everything was garlic-y. The gnocchi is the best I've ever had--including in Italy. It was so flavorful and light as little clouds. The waiter allowed me to taste the wine until I found what I liked. There were three of us and we were all pleased with our food. We all enjoyed the Ceasar salad, which we shared. At the end of our meal the waiter brought us a small panna cotta with three spoons--gratis. We hadn't ordered dessert.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/5/2014Service good. Gnochi great, sauce very rich. Partner had seafood plate, delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lively, but noisier than I likeSFfoodieDined on 6/22/2014The food was well seasoned and creatively presented. From the outside of the place I expected to be able to have easy conversation. But, with the bar in the back and a large-screen TV in the front (soccer game on!), conversation was difficult. This is a great place for young folks to see and be seen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome as always!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/20/2014Consistent food and service. My favorite Italian restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasantly Surprised!Food4ThoughtDined on 6/20/2014Things started out a bit shaky when we first arrived but all was remedied by the great service and the mouth-watering food. Even having to wait at the bar for a table, the aromas coming from the kitchen were making me hungry! I had the Burro E Salvia (butternut squash ravioli) was wonderful. It was light for a ravioli and seemed to melt in my mouth. My son had the Pasta Norcina (baked rigatoni with marinated chicken and the chicken was moist and tender. Though we opted not to have desert, because there must have been a slow down in the kitchen and there had been a bit of a wait for our dinner, all the guests that were seated about the time we were, were treated to a complimentary dessert. All in all, I'd definitely come back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SurprisedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/16/2014Don't let the outside fool you, the food was very good.Special Features:
- Great place!kaktyceatsDined on 6/7/2014Love this little restaurant. One of my favorite spots in San Francisco. The staff is very helpful and they serve dishes using fresh ingredients. Will definitely go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It never disappoints!BalletFanDined on 6/2/2014I had not been here in a while and found that it's still as good as I remember it!Special Features:
- Surprise findToscaDined on 6/1/2014I was pleasantly surprised with Bella Trattoria, especially as the exterior and surrounding businesses were not the most trendy or cutest! Once inside, Bella did not disappoint. The food and service were great. The bruschetta was a little soggy, but I especially enjoyed the gnocchi. My friend had the rigatoni, which was cooked just right and had a great chunky tomato cream sauce. Bella is not located in a part of the City that I usually frequent, so I am not sure how often I will be back; but they did a great job on dinner and if I lived nearby I would probably use this as my standard go-to for a "pasta fix."Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A real Italian GemOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/31/2014We celebrated a graduation and felt like we were in a neighborhood restaurant in Italy. Every element of our meal was excellent and the service was wonderful. The prices for food and service of this calibre were amazingly reasonable.Special Features:
- Good food, not cheapPFredDined on 5/31/2014We wanted to dine early and had a reservation for 5:30; they were a few minutes late opening. After that, everything went smoothly. I was disappointed to see only 4 entrees on the menu, none of which I wanted. But the appetizers and pasta had plenty of selection. I had the carbonara which was supposed to be authentic (I'm no expert) and was certainly very rich; I was grateful that it was not a huge portion. My companion had seafood pasta, which he liked quite a bit. Desserts were also a bit limited; I had gelato, my companion had zabaion (zabaglione as I've seen it elsewhere), both were good.Special Features:
- Food was deliciousAverelDined on 5/24/2014We were about 30 minutes late for our 8:45 reservation, and they couldn't have been nicer about it. The warm spinach salad was excellent - crunchy and fresh but with perfectly wilted bits, and in a light and flavorful dressing. And the "vera carbonara" was just as advertised - no added cream or butter, just pancetta, egg, and cheese over al dente pasta. Superb! I'd passed this restaurant a hundred times but never been before. Now I plan to put it on my short-list.Special Features:
- Excellent food, splendid serviceCorleoneFamilyFriendDined on 5/24/2014Bella Trattoria Italiana is an excellent Italian restaurant. Everything our party ordered was absolutlely delicious. Ingredients used are fresh, made in their kitchen, cuisine offerings are very authentic. Food wsa so good, reminds me of my last visit to Florence, Italy but with a Sicilian influence.Special Features:
- Great pastalovinlifeDined on 5/22/2014We loved all 4 of the pasta dishes we ordered (carbonara, salmon, chicken/mushroom, sausage) and the meatball appetizer. The homemade bread and dipping sauce were excellent. The service was fast and friendly, including a delicious panne cotta with fresh strawberries on the house. Strongly recommend if you're looking for fabulous pasta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood GemALouieVIPDined on 5/17/2014Our neighborhood gem...food and service is always great!Special Features:
- Great neighborhood gemM808Dined on 5/14/2014My husband and I wanted something in our neighborhood to walk to for our anniversary dinner. We didn't have to worry about a long wait or crowd. The service was great, and each course was delicious. Get the buratta and the amatriciana.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian dininggerrymadDined on 5/11/2014Went to Bella Trattoria for mother's day. Nice atmosphere for a relaxing lunch. My Tagliolini Salmone was great. Nicely done and flavorful. The service was just attentive enough to make sure we had everything we needed without getting in the way of our day out. Portion sizes are reasonable. They are not the oversized portions like you might get at the Olive Garden, but that's not what you're there for. If you want a good quality Italian meal in a nice environment you can't miss here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Three Syrian mortar shells struck in and around an Israeli village on the Golan
Heights Thursday, marking a significant deterioration of security conditions
along the border.
One shell fell in between homes in Moshav Alonei
Habashan, but did not explode. Two more hit closer to the border.
believe these are stray shells, fired in the midst of internal Syrian fighting,"
an IDF spokeswoman said.
No one was injured in the incident, which
follows other stray shootings, including Syrian bullets that struck an IDF jeep
on patrol last week.
Home Front Defense Minister Avi Dichter said Israel
needed "nerves of steel" to deal with the instability in Syria.
He added
that there was nowhere for Israel to respond, due to the chaos over the
The incidents "require a level-headed response from Israeli
authorities," Dichter said.
Most of Alon Habashan's residents reacted
coolly to the shells, though some expressed anger over what they said was the government's failure to protect them.
Amir Duvdevani,
who has helped handle security for the village in the past, told Channel 10 that
the government had not issued any safety instructions over how to respond to
Syrian fire.
The village had not been exposed to fire from the Syrian
border since 1974, he added.
Also on Thursday, gunfire from Syria wounded
two civilians, a woman and a young woman, in Turkey's Hatay province, a Turkish
official said.
Stray bullets fired from the Syrian town of Ras al-Ain
struck the two Turks in the border town of Ceylanpinar, just across the border
from where Syrian rebels are fighting government forces.
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I believe the lens plays a role - I'm not sure it's really a closed loop with the AF sensor. Roger Cicala's data showing more accurate focusing with the more recent lenses/bodies was supported by the finding of rotational encoders on the USM lens motors. So, with older lenses (pre-2000) we had a basically open loop where the AF sensor determined magnitude and direction of the move and that was transmitted to the lens (look-move) - if the motor moved a ratio slightly off 1:1 from the instructions, AFMA would compensate. The newer lenses+bodies apparently have a closed loop where the encoder reports movement (look-move-confirm). But there may be tolerances in the encoder (e.g. detecting movement as other than a 1:1 ratio) for which AFMA could correct. I'm not positive the loop is closed with the AF sensor, i.e., look-move-confirm-look.
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Interesting, I've always assumed it was closed loop, since well, that's how I would have designed it, and all the pieces are there to close the loop. Perhaps the focus speed is hit too hard, but frankly I can't believe that since the second "look" would be nearly instantaneous.
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SARANAC LAKE — A 15-year-old helped rescue a snowmobiler who fell through the ice on Lake Flower.
At about 3 p.m. Friday, Ivan Irvine and his mother, Amanda Smith-Irvine, spotted two men on snowmobiles driving across the lake at high speed.
"Lake Flower is an open channel; it doesn't freeze solid," the Bloomingdale woman said. "They were flying over open water."
For 15 minutes, she drove back and forth along Lake Flower Avenue near Mountain Mist Ice Cream.
"The more I watched, the more I feared" for the two men's safety, she said.
Soon after she had called New York State Police in Ray Brook and alerted them to the situation, one of the machines and its driver fell through the ice about 100 feet from shore, Amanda said.
State Department of Environmental Conservation later identified him as Shawn Whales.
"The snowmobile went down immediately, and the guy, his helmet's still sitting on top of what remains of the ice," she said.
"We got out of the car and we ran."
Amanda quickly called 911, while Whales swam diagonally to the dock and Ivan helped pull him out of the frigid water, she said.
Her son had wanted to jump into the water to help the man, Amanda said.
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Ivan said he wasn't sure how long it took the other snowmobiler to realize what had happened to Whales.
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Amanda said she scolded the men for driving recklessly.
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Avalos mandatory local hiring legislation steamrolls to a vote
Capacity crowd of supporters and unemployed local workers watch Budget Committee advance historic jobs proposal to Dec. 7 vote
by Brightline Defense Project
The Avalos local hiring legislation proposes to end decades of reliance on "good faith efforts" to employ local residents on local projects funded by local dollars and would make San Francisco only the second city in the country with a mandatory local hiring ordinance that penalizes non-compliance with what were previously just goals and soft targets. The legislation would start a path toward the City's long standing 50 percent local hiring goal by requiring a lower initial starting percentage that will steadily increase over time, growing a pipeline of local workers by immediately requiring 50 percent of all construction apprentices to be San Francisco residents and giving contractors the ability to sponsor new community apprentices if no local workers are available in a particular trade.
A standing-room only crowd of supporters – including out-of-work union members, job advocates, contractors, labor leaders, families, young adults, social justice activists and other local residents – was on hand as nearly 100 speakers lodged their support for the measure. Bobby Alvarado, executive officer of the Northern California Carpenter Regional Council, and Ramon Hernandez, Laborers Local 261 business manager, represent thousands of trade union members and yesterday offered their conditional support for the legislation, provided that the legislation starts its path to 50 percent at 20 percent by trade next year. Avalos has currently proposed to start next year with a 25 percent local hiring requirement, with that number increasing by 5 percent per year until reaching 50 percent.
CityBuild Director Guillermo Rodriguez, whose office worked with Avalos on the legislation, as well as Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Fred Blackwell and SF Public Utilities Commission General Manager Ed Harrington all spoke in support of the Avalos legislation. Countless social justice and workforce development organizations were on hand in support for legislation that many of them helped craft, and even the venerable environmental stewardship of the Sierra Club was present in the form of a letter of support for the measure.
At the end of a three-hour hearing that underscored the historic nature of the legislation without a single voice of opposition to send the local hiring measure, Supervisors Avalos and Sean Elsbernd agreed to move the proposal to the full Board of Supervisors for a vote next Tuesday, Dec. 7.
Recent studies by Chinese for Affirmative Action and Brightline Defense Project, as well as L. Luster & Associates, have shown that local hiring in San Francisco is at an all-time low just as local unemployment hovers near an all-time high. It is expected that if Avalos accepts the proposal from the two unions with the largest San Francisco membership to begin next year at 20 percent rather than 25 percent, a move that would ensure a community-labor partnership and what certainly must be a unanimous vote at the Board of Supervisors next week, the local hiring requirement in the second year will remain fixed at 30 percent and not be revised downward.
The Avalos legislation is believed to be the most community-driven and crafted legislation of its kind, resulting from hundreds of hours of meetings with local workers and community advocates. Supervisor Avalos and his legislative aide, Raquel Redondiez, have assembled a standing drafting committee to craft and review policy that works for all local hiring stakeholders, including the community, labor, contractors and government, but that maintains its core mission of lifting up San Francisco's most underserved.
"The shift from 'good faith efforts' to mandatory is decades in the making and represents the fulfillment of generations of promises deferred," said Brightline Executive Director Joshua Arce, who worked with Chinese for Affirmative Action to publish the August 2010 report, "The Failure of Good Faith."
Brightline Defense Project is a non-profit civil rights advocacy organization dedicated to protecting and empowering communities. Brightline's efforts have led to the prevention of a new power plant in Southeast San Francisco and increased employment opportunities for economically disadvantaged residents, particularly in the green jobs sector. Learn more at www.brightlinedefense.org.
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Beautiful resort style pool - minutes to beach!!! in Naples
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
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- type House
- community Crown Pointe
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This home is truly paradise! Set in a peaceful, private community, this 2800 sq. ft. custom built home has 4 bedrooms - all with large flat screen TV's and pillow-top mattresses, recently renovated 2.5 baths, luxurious resort style pool, a/c, large screened lanai, exceptionally large private back yard on a preserve, living room, dining room, family room with big screen TV and vaulted ceilings, kitchen w/ granite countertops and under-the-counter radio - CD - DVD player, dinette, private computer room, laundry room, 2 car garage, 5 sets of golf clubs, tennis rackets, 4 bicycles and a new gas grill. Every consideration has been given to your comfort - ready for you to enjoy! For these reasons, we ask for careful guests only please.
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Clubhouse which includes exercise room, heated pool, lighted tennis courts and large lake for fishing or canoeing - all within walking distance. Just 10 minutes from beautiful 5th Avenue and pristine beaches. Five sets of golf clubs, tennis rackets, bicycles, beach chairs, guides and maps of Naples are available. Don't wait; make your vacation warm and fun!
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Close to Downtown, many sites and attractions close by, clubhouse just steps away.
Naples is the crown jewel of Southwest Florida -- nestled on the sun drenched beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Naples is known for world class shopping, dining and abundant, challenging golf courses. It is also, only a short drive to the untamed tropical wilderness of The Everglades. Boasting one of the nation's best beaches and calmest seas, Naples makes a splash with water lovers and recreationists. Friendly parks beckon sports enthusiasts and picnickers with lovely green spaces and recreational facilities.
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Jan/ April -- $1300 wk - $4800 month
Feb/ March -- $1500 wk - $5500 month
May thru Oct -- $1100 wk - $4000 month
Nov and Dec -- $1200 wk - $4400 month
Christmas & Easter - $1500 wk
$250.00 cleaning fee, 6% tax, $130.00 per week optional pool heating fee
Security deposit returned within 2 weeks (providing no damage to home)
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Top things to do in Naples
- Lowdermilk Beach Park
- Naples Zoo
- Fabulous Fifth Ave Shopping
- Historic Third Street District
- Boating, fishing, Everglades, tennis
Top things to do on a budget
- Go to the beach - FREE!
- Bicycling and tennis - FREE!
- Window shopping downtown - FREE!
- State Nature parks - FREE!
- Swim in our luxurious pool - FREE!
Top things to do with a family
- Lowdermilk Beach Park
- Nature Tours
- Downtown Walking Tours
- Boat Tours and rentals
- Fishing
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A brand new list of the walls Minecraft servers can be found here.We are updating often, so check back here soon.
The walls Servers
October 1, 2013
September 3, 2014
Minecraft Servers is now listing the top no-lag servers for minecraft available. Sort and vote for servers on our Minecraft Server list.
A brand new list of the walls Minecraft servers can be found here.We are updating often, so check back here soon.
|Server Name
|Type of Gameplay
|The Walls Automated server!
|The walls
About This Server:
On this server, I run the Walls 1&2 Fully Automated!!
Join Now For awesome PvP Fun!
Commands List :
Spectation :
/fly : Sets fly mode
/tp <player> : Teleport to a player
Play :
/join <color> : Joins a color team
/leave : Leaves the game/team
/tc : Toggles Team Only Chat
/yell : Yells a message over the whole server!
/time : See time until the walls fall
/playing : See players/teams online
/team : Show team info
|The Walls 1 and 2 , No Whitelist! 24/7
Now at 1.4.2
This server uses the AutoWalls plugin
The maps on this server were created by Hypixel and
modified by our staff
24/7 Dedicated server
25 Slots
4 players per team
Sneaking disabled after the walls fall
Regeneration after the walls fall
1 in 50 chance of shooting a lightning arrow
Team teleporting
No Whitelist!
/join – joins a team
/playing – shows who is playing
/time – shows how long until the walls drop
/team – shows stats about your team
/tp [name] – teleports you to a teammate or anyone if you're a spec
/fly – gives specs the ability to fly
/tc – toggles team chat
/tell [name] [message] – private messages a player
/yell [message] – allows specs to talk to players (priority 20+)
1. NO Hacking
2. Do NOT break the sand blocks or moving them with pistons, even if it says down with the walls
3. Do NOT leave your zone before the walls drop
4. Do NOT build over the sand walls
5. NO Command Spamming
6. NO Spamming
7. NO Talking in caps
8. NO Excessive camping after the walls drop
9. Do NOT ask if you can be op
10. Do NOT ask if you can be Admin
11. Do NOT be annoying
12. NO Advertising
13. NO Team killing
The Invisibility glitch has been fixed. When 1.4 is released the server may to be updated immediately. In the future we may need more staff, but at the moment we are not looking for any staff, however you can still purchase it.
|The Walls
|The Wall PvP-RPG
-Earn money and experience (XP) by killing mobs and players.
-Enjoy the fun of killing endless amounts of monsters in mob arena.
-Come join the great community and staff of The Wall.
If you have any questions or need to contact us for moderator application, contact us at . Please include first name, minecraft name, and reason for wanting to be a mod.
We need your votes! Votes help more players find our server, and the more players there are, the more you can kill and you can earn game money to buy things!
|MCSG's The Walls PVP Automated
|Minecraft The Walls PVP Servers
About This Server:
United States ,Australia and Europe
Fully automated "The Walls" Minecraft PVP Servers!
Alpha testing information coming at the end of the week to those who qualify!
Features you can expect!
ETA? Alpha testing should start by the end of this week if everything goes well.
Save the ips now:
|The Walls PvP survival Server
InterdictionCraft proudly presents our new The Walls 24/7 Server. It is a completely automated Bukkit server.
The Walls is a PvP survival map that takes back Minecraft to it's roots: crafting, surviving and creativity.
2 digital clocks shows the 15 minutes countdown.
You can craft armors, build traps, canons, fortress and much more… just like minecraft, the world is yours.
The Rules (Player)
|MineCraft The Walls
|Cracked Walls Server
We are the Official Minecraft The Walls style Servers. This is a game where you start off in 1 of 4 sectors with a team, you have 15 minutes to build an awesome fort, once the timer ends, the walls are dropped and its an awesome team based battle. Are you good enough for Minecraft The Walls ? Only one way to find out!