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Not everyone is back to taking the bus since more than 20 students, some of them kindergartners, were dropped off at a park instead of being taken home on the first day of school earlier this week in Morris.
But most of them are riding again, Morris Elementary School District 54 Supt. Teri Shaw told the SouthtownStar on Thursday.
The students from White Oak Elementary were left in the park after school in what Shaw called "a lapse of judgment" by the bus driver. They ranged from grades K-5.
Some parents, especially of the kindergartners, have kept their children off the bus to make sure "the kinks are worked out" in a new system implemented at Morris schools this year, Shaw said.
The children dropped off at Goodwill Park all lived in the surrounding neighborhood and got home safely, Shaw said. Parents who saw what happened helped some children. Others walked home.
"It's very much a community park surrounded by homes," Shaw said.
Shaw said she and White Oak Principal Christopher Maier called parents after the mishap.
"We contacted every parent that had a child on Bus 12 to personally apologize and to tell them that their children's safety is our top priority," Shaw said.
Maier rode on the bus on Wednesday to help reassure the schoolchildren, Shaw said.
Reports Wednesday quoted Shaw saying the bus driver "has been let go." But Shaw on Thursday referred questions about the driver's status to the Saratoga School District, which could not be immediately reached for comment.
The new transportation system combines what were two systems last year. The Morris elementary and high school districts had one, and Saratoga Elementary School District in Morris ran a separate one. This year all school buses are run out of a system run by Saratoga.
There have been reports of other problems, including children getting on the wrong buses. But Shaw said routes have been running a little smoother each day.
"We're all hands on deck working on those issues," she said.
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text: If you've ever considered buying any Metallica album, get this one first. It's essentially a greatest hits collection (which they never have officially released) with two new songs, -Human and No Leaf Clover. This album is simply incredible. The orchestra (conducted by Michael Kamen, who helped Metallica design "Nothing Else Matters") and the band sound great together; saying anything less than that would be an injustice. Highlights from the album include "The Call of Ktulu", an instrumental epic ballad based on an old H.P. Lovecraft story (check Amazon's book search on it), which is followed by "Master of Puppets", another 8+minute classic which is arguably their best stand-alone single ever. Another terrific performance is done on "The Thing That Should Not Be", another Lovecraft-inspired work that should be listened to in complete darkness. For whatever reason, Metallica left out an entire stanza on this song, which, considering the outstanding lyrics on this one, is quite a shame. "Fuel" is probably the best it's ever been and ever will be (and James knows it); the symphony really rocks here. "Hero of the Day", one of the band's fewer "slow" songs, also sounds excellent, as do the next two ballads, "Devil's Dance" and "Bleeding Me". Disc 2 also has its share of hits; "Nothing Else Matters" was just begging to be symphonized, and "For Whom the Bell Tolls" just plain rocks (though I wish they'd kept the bell rings at the beginning which made the song famous). "Wherever I May Roam" sounds brilliant with the symphony, and is probably the best orchestrated piece on the album. "The Outlaw Torn" is another song that is improved dramatically by the symphony. "One" is the pseudo-climax of the album, and done with such emotion that you feel as if you're actually at the concert- a fantastic piece of music, both lyrically and instrumentally. Again, I cannot overemphasize the sheer brilliance of this album. It's a shame that "mainstream" fans and critics can't see past Metallica's often-notorious reputation and witness the band's true genius. It's a great album, in any and all aspects. If you enjoyed this album as much as I did and want to here more of Metallica's work, I suggest the following albums: "Master of Puppets" (often considered its best) to hear the band's early sound; "Metallica" [Black Album](the best-selling) to witness their transition from 80s metal to 90s rock; and "Load" (probably the most maligned one) to see the "final product" Metallica evolved into. Only after listening to these three albums can you really decide for yourself whether they "sold out" or not. "Kill 'em All", their debut album, may sound too gritty after listening to S&M; you can probably skip "Reload", since the all the good stuff from that is on S&M; "…And Justice For All" is a well-formulated album that is ill-represented on S&M and deserves more recognition. There are other albums, of course, but I personally wouldn't buy those without sampling the songs first (the quality level fluctuates dramatically). Hopefully, Metallica will do another album like this with a different set list. Can you imagine how great "The Unforgiven", "Orion", "…And Justice For All", or "Harvester of Sorrow" would sound with a symphony? Anyway, that's all. Buy the album – you won't regret it.


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CULVER CITY, Calif., June 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Pictures Entertainment and Marza Animation Planet, a CG animation film production company of the SEGA SAMMY Group, today announced a partnership to develop a film based on the acclaimed Sonic the Hedgehog video game series. A hybrid CG-animated/live-action feature, the movie will be written by Evan Susser and Van Robichaux and produced by Neal H. Moritz through his Original Film banner, along with Marza's Takeshi Ito and Mie Onishi. Toby Ascher will serve as an executive producer.
The film will look to capture Sonic's irreverent tone and spirit, reuniting him with some of the most revered and infamous characters of the franchise, including the evil Dr. Eggman. Playful, mischievous, and quick on his feet in more ways than one, the world's fastest hedgehog is known for his ability to move at supersonic speed to protect his friends from their enemies. For more than two decades, Sonic has been one of the world's biggest gaming icons and a $1 billion franchise with more than 140 million games sold.
Commenting on the announcement, Hannah Minghella, Columbia Pictures' president of Production said, "There are limitless stories to tell with a character like Sonic the Hedgehog, and a built-in international fan base. Along with our wonderful creative partners at Marza, we're looking to capture everything that generations of fans know and love about Sonic while also growing his audience wider than ever before."
Marza Animation Planet CEO Masanao Maeda added, "Sonic has had dozens of adventures on the console and the small screen, and we're thrilled that he's now coming to the big screen. Sony Pictures has had great success with hybrid animated and live-action features, and we're confident that this collaboration will bring a fresh take to Sonic, while still capturing everything that the fans love about him."
Marza is a leading CG animation production company with the vision to create films to the global market from Japan, by combining global storytelling and Japanese creativity. It plans to release one feature-length film each year.
Hannah Minghella and Andrea Giannetti will oversee for Sony Pictures Entertainment.
EVAN SUSSER and VAN ROBICHAUX are alumni of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in LA. Their feature film screenplay, Chewie, was ranked No. 3 on the 2011 Black List. They are currently writing How to Grow Up, a series in development for CBS, and Fist Fight, a feature film, with New Girl star Max Greenfield and producers Shawn Levy, Billy Rosenberg, and Dan Cohen. They are also writing a live-action version of "The Jetsons."
NEAL H. MORITZ, founder of Original Film, has been producing feature film and television for over three decades. His upcoming feature films include 22 Jump Street, a sequel to the hit action-comedy starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum that took in over $200 million worldwide, Goosebumps, starring Jack Black and based on the international bestselling book series, and Fast & Furious 7, the latest installment in the long-running series. With over 40 films to Moritz's credit, past titles include R.I.P.D., Jack the Giant Killer, Total Recall, The Change-Up, Battle: Los Angeles, The Green Hornet, I Am Legend, XXX, S.W.A.T., Made of Honor, Gridiron Gang, Bounty Hunter, Evan Almighty, Sweet Home Alabama, Click, Vantage Point, Out of Time, Blue Streak, Cruel Intentions, I Know What You Did Last Summer, The Skulls, Volcano, Urban Legend, and Juice. Original Film's box office is north of six billion dollars worldwide.
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The storms that rolled through the Ark-La-Tex Thursday night left behind a day of cleaning and residents counting their blessings.
"...And the bed started shaking and then a big bang...," said one Bowie County, TX resident. "...And the house began to move...," said another. "...The window blew out in the back room and we came on out...," said another.
These folks, neighbors on Krobot Circle, thought back to the severe weather that swept through their community. The storms damaged several homes on Krobot, scattering debris throughout the Liberty Eylau neighborhood.
"I am looking for part of the siding from my house, look like it went this way," said Steve Burden, one of the storm's victims.
At daybreak many of those living on the road were out helping neighbors pick up and assess the damage.
"Turn out everyone was fine, just major damage everywhere," said Donnie Dickson, who also experienced the wild weather.
One resident noted that a shed in the neighborhood had been displaced to a new location.
"My son and I were in the living room and my mother was in her bedroom and we started to the bathroom and it started to die down," said Brandie McBride.
Windows were blown out at McBride's residence and large boards were pushed through the side of her home. Windows in at least five vehicles were damaged by the storm. Three of those cars belonged to the Dickson family.
"I said, 'Ron, my car moved' and he looked out and said, 'Where is my truck?' because from where we were standing you really couldn't see the truck," said Teresa Dickson. "But it was shifted so much about 10 to 15 feet."
Bill Spiers, another storm victim, said the wicked weather was brutal but short-lived.
"It was about a 10 second period there when it did all the shaking and then it was over," he said.
The weather radar did not detect a tornado when the storm tracked through this area, but residents say whether tornado or high winds they're glad it's over and no one was hurt.
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It's that magical time of year, no not Christmas and the holiday season. The January Transfer Window is vastly approaching. I have done a little digging around and have compiled a list of potential transfer targets (according to the media). Would like to use this as a sounding board for your thoughts on these players, how could they impact the second half of this campaign and are they good targets for our needs. Regardless of King Kenny's recent comments regarding the need for a striker in the window I think that position and DMF are the immediate needs. Please feel free to add targets in your comments and how they would compliment our current squad. I am also interested to see if there are any potential current squad members that you feel are on their way out.
Defensive MF – as I feel this is the most immediate need let's start with the current crop of candidates
- Leroy Fer – Youngster at FC Twente, big kid maybe not an immediate impact but could be Lucas successor
- Seydou Keita – Barca vet, can play DMF or central MF. 31 years old but could provide experience and immediate impact. Could be viewed as surplus to requirements at Barca.
- Sandro – plays for Tottenham, signed a 5 year contract in September, I doubt this move is likely and Tottenham would likely want too much $ for him.
- Lassana Diarra – plays for Real Madrid, has apparently been on the block since last year. Played for Chelsea and Arsenal. Could provide immediate impact.
- Fernando – Plays for FC Porto, young player not sure Porto would part with him, even so would they part with him for the right price?
Striker – Andy is not working in our current system, and he lacks the wingers to effectively feed him the ball. We have all discussed these issues ad nauseum so let's see who is available.
- Hugo Rodallega – Columbian who plays for Wigan, Martinez has already called off the potential suitors. Fairly young, can also play a winger. Versatile and could fit well into the pass and move system. Would likely have to overpay for his services.
- Eduardo Vargas – young and plays for Universidad de Chile, would probably fit into our young talent scheme, but can he provide an impact immediately, jury is still out on that.
- David Villa – obviously this will not happen, but FSG would have not even bid on him had he not been injured.
- Fernando Torres – not gonna happen, even though I think AVB infact does want to sell him, he is past his prime and does not fit the FSG mold.
- Higuan – "El Pipita", not getting time at Real Madrid because of Benzima etc. I would love to see him transfer but does he want to play for LFC, a team who has proven our need for him these first few months but we are not in any European competitions. He would get a LOT of playing time. Would love to see the partnership with Luis. How much cash does Real want is the question.
Mid Fielders – we are ok here, oh wait we lost Aqua and Raul, Stevie is injured and Hendo is not ready to be a star, and Charlie Hollywood is in a new system (although he is improving). We always have Maxi and Dirk!!!!
· Eden Hazard – 3 words: Not gonna happen.
· Lucas – attacking MF plays for Sao Paulo. Kid is young and can apparently play. Fits FSG mold but again can he provide an instant spark? I think he could partner well with Luis
· Adam Johnson – see Eden Hazard
· Gaston Ramirez – he is kind of a hybrid of striker but can play MF. Would be an excellent addition, young Uruguayan and is doing well at Bologna.
Defenders – I think we are ok here and will not pick up anyone unless a bargain is available.
UPDATE: Reading a lot of reputable Twitter updates regarding Gaston Ramirez, apparently LFC has been in contact with his agent and scouting him heavily.
Add Diego Perotti (Sevilla Winger) to the list according to TalkSport.com if Sevilla need the cash
Add Rory Donnelly to the list also Cliftonville Striker 19 years old
Add Shaquiri from Basel, although Fegie is also apparently high on him as he shredded the Man U defense
Many Twitter Rumors around the following players linked with LFC:
Esteban Granero - Real Madrid/Spainsh youngster who plays as an attacking MF
Luuk de Jong - FC Twente Striker
Dirk Kuyt - apparently Galatasary is showing interest to the tune of £10M
Darren Bent - Another Villa bust signing? He could be a nice addition all kidding aside.
I also hesitate to even fuel any stupid speculation but apparently we are close to making enquiries for Edison Cavani. But that means nothing right now!


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ICE Detention Officer Complains About 'Third World' Mothers and Children
by Aura Bogado on August 8 2014, 11:27AM
Things are getting pretty bad at the Artesia detention center
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
ICE Detention Officer Complains About 'Third World' Mothers and Children
by Aura Bogado on August 8 2014, 11:27AM
Things are getting pretty bad at the Artesia detention center
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Immigration Detention Quotas Have Kept Families Apart for 55 Million Nights
by Julianne Hing on July 16 2014, 5:16PM
Congressional mandates mean the U.S. is required to lock up 34,000 immigrant detainees a day.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Georgia Immigrant Detainees 'Riot' Over Maggot-Filled Food
by Julianne Hing on June 20 2014, 12:19PM
Detainees at multiple detention centers around the country have strikingly similar complaints.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Immigrant Detainees Work for a Dollar a Day
by Aura Bogado on May 27 2014, 12:41PM
Hard work, low pay and threats of solitary confinement
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Asylum Seekers Demand Release from El Paso Detention
by Aura Bogado on May 8 2014, 7:00AM
Even after establishing credible fear, detainees remain in custody.
Topics: Immigration
Attacks, Arrests and Deportation for Immigrant Hunger Strikers
by Aura Bogado on February 26 2014, 4:38PM
Jaime Valdez was deported in the middle of the night, as he entered his ninth day of a hunger strike.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Immigrant Detainee Mom Hospitalized While on Hunger Strike
by Aura Bogado on February 25 2014, 4:56PM
Anselma López was taken to the ER Monday evening.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Adelanto Immigrant Detention Facility Under the Microscope
by Von Diaz on November 25 2013, 4:05PM
Three young women locked themselves to the facility gates today on behalf of three individuals currently detained there.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Dispatch From Eloy: Detained, and Waiting for Reform
by Aura Bogado on October 3 2013, 7:00AM
Inside Eloy Detention Center in Arizona, the newly prolonged wait for immigration reform is drearily familiar.
Topics: Deportation, Dispatches, Immigration, Immigration Reform
Gay HIV-Positive DREAMer Deported Despite Community Pleas to ICE
by Julianne Hing on November 2 2012, 5:43PM
If immigration officials followed their own guidelines, Wasington Coelho Ribero should never have been deported, advocates say.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
HIV-Positive DREAMer in Urgent Need of Medical Care Stuck in ICE Custody
by Jorge Rivas on October 26 2012, 3:28PM
A DREAMactivist.org petition is urging ICE to immediately release and end deportation proceedings for a 27-year-old HIV-positive DREAMer that was held in a Florida detention center without medical care.
Topics: Health, Immigration, /NOW
DREAMers Send Themselves to Detention, And Find So Many More DREAMers Behind Bars
by Julianne Hing on August 1 2012, 6:05PM
The Obama administration refuses to follow its own deportation policies, and activists are calling the president out on it.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
California Senate Moves To Protect Immigrant Families in Deportation
Nearly a quarter of the U.S. citizen children that Colorlines.com found stuck in foster care as parents moved through detention and deportation are in California. The state Senate is moving forward with a bill that would keep their families together.
Topics: Immigration, Felipe Montes
Child Sex Abuse Reported at Shelter for Undocumented Youth
by Jorge Rivas on March 8 2012, 9:52AM
A former case manager at a shelter for undocumented youth caught crossing the border by themselves is being accused of sexually abusing six teenagers while he was supervising calls they made to relatives in Central America.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW, Schools & Youth
ICE to Open Immigration Detention Facility Touted as Model for Reform
by Jorge Rivas on February 14 2012, 2:00PM
The facility will hold detainees in "more normalized conditions" with such luxuries as privacy in toilets and showers and expanded access to outdoor recreation.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW
Dispatch From Detention: A Rare Look Inside Our 'Humane' Immigration Jails
Deporting 400,000 people a year means big business for the rural towns and private prison contractors that warehouse many detained immigrants.
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Wildlife authorities are investigating the death of a bald eagle found dead in Sequoyah County back in March near a motel.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation are asking the public for more information regarding the death and mutilation of a bald eagle in Sallisaw.
According to the release from the department, special agents and game wardens were informed of the eagle's carcass abandoned on the sidewalk of the Motel 6 in Sallisaw. After initial forensic evaluation, agents revealed the talons had been removed along with the tail feathers and several primary wing feathers.
Now authorities are offering up to $2,500 for information which leads to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death and mutilation of the eagle.
"Bald Eagles are protected by the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the Federal Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act and Oklahoma Wildlife Statute," the release detailed. "Under these laws, a person may not kill, harass, disturb or otherwise harm bald eagles."
Anyone with information concerning the death of the bald eagle is asked to contact U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Office of Law Enforcement at 405 715-0617 or Operation Game Thief at 1 800-522-8039 .
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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By Lindsay Owens Times Herald
The Washington Times-Herald
---- — ELNORA — Members of the North Daviess School Board met Monday evening and approved the purchase of a new oven and dishwasher for the school corporation.
Superintendent Robert Bell said that the oven would be purchased for $16,117.85 from Wabash Food Service in Vincennes. The oven will replace a deep fryer at the elementary school. The deep fryer will be put up for sale. The dishwasher, which will be replacing a dishwashing unit over 40 years old at the high school, will be purchased from B and B Foods in Terre Haute for $21,939.10. Bell said the price included the cost of installation and removal of the old dishwasher.
In other news, junior high and high school principal Jed Jerrels said that enrollment was up in his building by 35 students as of count day on Friday bringing the enrollment up to 480 students. Enrollment at the elementary was 705 students.
The board also approved the hiring of Laurie D'Souza as a remediation paraprofessional for junior high and high school students in math and language arts. Savilla Jones, Anita Stuffle and Lori Bucheit were also approved as sponsors for the Just Say No Club at the elementary.
Four members of the North Daviess High School choir were selected to the 2014 Indiana All State Honors Choir. Anna Mayfield and Renee Rink have been named to the Honors Choir all four years. Ben Lacy and Megan Osmon were also selected. To be chosen for the choir, students went through a rigorous audition process and will be rehearsing for a performance at the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne in January.
While ISTEP scores were embargoed until Wednesday, results from the End of Course Assessments were available. Over 90 percent of all students at the high school passed the test for Algebra I while 84 percent passed English and 59 percent passed the biology portion.
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Week 6: Cincinnati Bengals at Buffalo Bills
Date/Time: Oct. 13; 1 p.m. ET
Location: Ralph Wilson Stadium, Orchard Park, New York
Bengals 2012 record: 10-6 (0-1 playoffs)
Bills 2012 record: 6-10
Offensive Rankings:
Bengals: 17th
Bills: 25th
Bengals: 18th
Bills: 6th
Bengals: 22nd
Bills: 19th
Defensive Rankings:
Bengals: 7th
Bills: 10th
Bengals: 12th
Bills: 31st
Bengals: 6th
Bills: 22nd
Head-To-Head Record:
12-15 Bills (3-9 in Buffalo)
Offseason Additions:
Bengals: LB James Harrison, LB Aaron Maybin, TE Alex Smith, G Mike Pollak
Bills: QB Kevin Kolb, LB Manny Lawson, WR Da'Rick Rogers
Key Draft Picks:
Bengals: TE Tyler Eifert, RB Giovani Bernard, DE Margus Hunt, SS Shawn Williams
Bills: QB EJ Manuel, WR Robert Woods, LB Kiko Alonso, WR Marquise Goodwin
There's no question that the Bengals are in better shape than the Bills, but that hasn't stopped the Bills from knocking the Bengals around over the last few years. Cincinnati has had trouble with Buffalo. Their win against the Bills at home in 2011 was the first win over Buffalo since 1989. They had lost 10 straight games to that point.
The last time the Bengals won in Buffalo was 1985. While on paper the Bengals are better, they will need to treat the Bills as if they're playing the best team in the NFL to get out of Ralph Wilson Stadium with a win. Having said that, this is the first game of a stretch of potentially easier games that should give the Bengals a break before their schedule toughens up again later in the year.


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Adjudicating Election Complaints: Afghanistan and the Perils of Unconstitutionalism
This paper, using the 2010 Parliamentary Elections as a case study, describes the legal framework,the competence of the election management bodies and the mechanism for the adjudication of election complaints.
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This new study concentrates on the population where the conditions to make a transition out of opium poppy are not in place, and in some cases never have been.
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Women in Afghan communities play a very important role in social, economic, political and cultural aspects of the life but this role is often unseen or not considering very important because women rarely appear in public spheres. In Afghan communities especially in the rural areas people says, women are not involved in economic aspects but in reality, women are having a very important but unseen role in the market or economic life. If we search about the role of women in the market, we find that women involved in farming, storing, preparing or making of items but those are selling by men. The issue came into my attention when I traveled to one of the provinces of Afghanistan to do research for Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) as part of Secure Livelihood Research Consortium (SLRC) with special focus on role of women in economic life.
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|PHS class of 1968 reunion plans
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By Kenneth Jones
05 Dec 2012
Evan Cabnet (Broadway's The Performers, Off-Broadway's All-American, Outside People, The Dream of the Burning Boy) directs the Goodman Theatre commission, playing Feb. 2-March 3, 2013, in Chicago. Full casting was announced on Dec. 5.
The cast also includes Patrick Clear (University President), Rashaad Hall (Nicky), Christopher Imbrosciano (Jay), Jax Jackson (Jaq), Dev Kennedy and Fawzia Mirza (Campus Police), Paloma Nozicka (Jenny), Adam Poss (Drew), Josh Salt (Tim), Kelli Simpkins (Ellen) and Janet Ulrich Brooks (University Provost).
"Teddy Ferrara takes place during Gabe's senior year of college," according to Goodman notes. "His future looks bright: he runs the Queer Students Group, he finally has a single room and he recently started dating a great guy. But when a campus tragedy occurs that makes national headlines it ignites a firestorm and throws Gabe's world into disorder. When new evidence surfaces, Gabe discovers that the events surrounding the tragedy aren't as straightforward as they seem, and he is forced to question popular assumptions — and his own life's contradictions."
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The apartment facility is located at 111 Lakeshore Drive in Brandon, between Spillway Road and Northshore Parkway. The complex caught fire early Wednesday morning around 4:30 a.m. Fire officials are unsure of the cause of the blaze but state 12 units were destroyed in the fire. The 12 apartments are considered a total loss.
All residents were able to make it out of the apartments safely and no injuries have been reported. One community member explains how hearing a woman's scream for help drove him to take action.
"We heard one lady screaming hysterically on the far corner and saying people were in the building, so I ran around and started knocking on windows busting windows out getting people out the bottom floor," explains Lakeshore Pointe resident Steve Euper.
The Reservoir Fire Department along with Flowood and Langford Fire Departments helped in extinguishing the flames. Fire crews say the blaze began in an upstairs unit and spread to several others.
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Owners of a Canton restaurant are also doing what they can to help. Malissa Stewart, owner of the Culinary Cowboy, located at 116 Commercial Pkwy, says any of the families who lost their home in the Lakeshore Pointe fire are welcome to bring an ID card with their address and enjoy a free meal at the restaurant.
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When I told my Father-in-Law that I was thinking of writing an article about family reunions he said, "be kind." I laughed out loud but I knew what he was getting at. It can be crazy but it can be fun too. With one family reunion down and one to go this summer I started thinking about what made them successful and what made them stressful. Maybe in a few (hundred) years we can perfect this age old tradition and make it perfect or at least perfectly crazy.
Since I haven't ever hosted one of these family soirées I can only speak as an outsider but sometimes that helps. My first tip, know when people are coming. Sounds obvious right? But when people live close they have the luxury of coming when they can but having opened ended arrival and departure dates and times is stressful for everyone. Are they coming for dinner? Will their kids need a nap? Should there be someone home to greet them or can we all run to the beach? And let's not forget about all of the little ones who are so anxious to see their cousins. Tell them you have no idea when Uncle Freddy and the kids are coming and see the look you get.
Next, think out the sleeping arrangements way in advance and tell everyone. Unless you are doing your reunion at a resort there needs to be some room preplanning. Not everyone is going to love where you put them but compromise is the name of the game. Little kids need quiet and the bedroom next to the TV room won't hack it. My Mom gives up her own bedroom every time there is a big crowd and happily sleeps on the sofa bed. Now that is what I call compromise. In an effort to follow her lead I offered to have my brother's two year old sleep in with the four of us because the bedroom is dark and quiet. Will be a full house in there but might be fun too. Also, think about changing it up from year to year. Maybe last year's plan didn't work for everyone and this year someone can be flexible and change rooms. We are family by the way and we are supposed to love one another. What says I love you more than "why don't you take the best room in the house this year." This is the first year (and maybe the last, stay tuned) I am staying the entire week of my family's reunion because it was just too crowded. This way others can move into my bedroom during the week.
And then there is the cooking. Fortunately there are some awesome cooks on both sides on my family so this is often the highlight of the reunion. However, that shouldn't mean that person cooks the whole time. My husband's family plans out the meals ahead of time (that email got my mouth watering) and different family members have their night. Family from San Francisco hosted a Mexican night and my husband did his now famous BBQ ribs. Of course there was a themed cocktail each night too. Ok, maybe that was the best part of the trip. My point is, delegate.
Finally, the dreaded last day of the reunion. This may be different from everyone. A staggered departure is kinda nice. Unless you are planning on having a cleaning service come in (which isn't a bad idea) ask everyone to take their sheets off their bed and thrown them in the wash with their bath towels. Ask guests to just wipe down the vanity and dump out their bathroom trash can. This gives the host a head start. Suggest family take leftovers with them if they drove and do a final check of the house for items you may have forgotten. I always seem to leave something behind and this year was no exception.
I am sure there are several other "hot topics" that add to the family reunion dynamics but these are a few to get you started. Hopefully my Father-in-Law likes this article and invites us back next year. Maybe he will make me eat my words and cook for 14 people. Ah, I can feel the stress building already.


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I have been a painter/tutor/writer for over 30 years. As well as exhibiting my work regularly, I have also contributed to a large number of art instruction books and I have written 7 art instruction books which have been translated into various languages and sold world-wide, together with prints of my work. I have won awards for my paintings in the UK, and I was granted full signature membership of the Pastel Society of America in the '90's. I still write regular articles for The Artist magazine in the UK, and I write a weekly art blog, which has a strong following and is growing all the time. This book is a celebration of my life as a painter.
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text: Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing the investigation into the cause of an early Thursday morning fatal traffic crash along the westbound lanes of Interstate 84 about seven miles west of Hood River. The crash resulted in the death of a male and critical injury to a second vehicle occupant. The driver's name is released in this update. Passenger's name will be released after confirmation of his medical condition.On October 17, 2013 at approximately 3:36 a.m., a 2007 Honda Civic two-door driven by TIMMY TRUANG, age 18, from Portand, was westbound on Interstate 84 near milepost 55. A witness reported the car nearly rear-ended a commercial truck and trailer when TRUANG lost control and the car, from Portland, and across the lanes into the Wyeth Weigh Station truck scales and crashed into the back of a parked semi-trailer.TRUANG was pronounced deceased at the scene. He was using safety restraints.The 18-year old male passenger, not using safety restraints, was critically injured and transported by ambulance to Legacy Emanuel Medical Center.OSP was assisted at the scene by Hood River County Sheriff's Office, local fire and medical responders, and ODOT.


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After apprenticing with master framers in Yorkshire and London, Heba Elbanna opened Tresorie, where she designs custom frames that archive cherished memories and reflect her clients' unique tastes. Drawing on nine years of French matting experience, she carefully applies transparent watercolor washes and hand-inked lines around matted works of art. This technique, which first arose in the late 18th century, was nearly quelled by the Industrial Revolution, a time of great societal change when the rise of precise machinery made hands obsolete. Fortunately, 20th-century artists revived the French matting technique, and today Heba often incorporates the classic designs into the framing of modern art pieces as well as contemporary photographs.
When she isn't painting delicate lines, Heba and her staff source frames from Larsen-Juhl and Roma Moulding, which come in styles ranging from slim and minimalistic to wide and ornate. Staffers can protect photographs and prints with simple, clear glass as well as museum quality, UV-resistant glass that reduces glare from grouchy portraits. In addition to cutting single, double, and multi-windowed mats, Heba also displays three-dimensional pieces—such as antique pipes and fans—inside specially designed frames. Customers can view Heba's handiwork on her online gallery and peruse samples of her French matting.
At Right Angle, owner Pablo Godoy and his staff of skilled artisans complete each framing project in-house at one of three locations. They use museum-quality materials such as anti-reflective glass, Bainbridge cotton, and acid-free mat-boards. Using moulding styles by Larson-Juhl, the shop provides handsome settings for everything from treasured paintings to family heirlooms such as your grandpa's favorite chair.
Jadite Gallery has been finding homes for wall decor for more than 30 years. That includes common works such as paintings, photographs, diplomas, and mirrors, as well as less common wall-hangings such as shadow boxes, needlework, delicate pieces in need of conservation framing, and high-end interdimensional portals. In fact, unique orders are their specialty, and the designers on staff encourage clients to request a price quote no matter how strange they think their job might be. The artists are armed with more than 4,000 framing options and acid-free materials, and are also equipped to assist with canvas stretching and floating mounts.
The staff at 14th Street Framing Gallery knows that you don't often choose what you cherish—it might be a photo, a sports jersey, or even a series of jewelry pendants. You can, however, choose how to present it. The shop has been matching coveted items to chic displays since 1978, drawing from a library of hundreds of matting and moulding styles. Staffers can preserve common two-dimensional keepsakes such as posters, prints, and paintings as well as specialty 3-D items and fabrics using shadow boxes.
In addition to their custom framing services, staffers repair frames brought from home or resize them to fit new pieces of art. Their attention to detail enables them to cut and rejoin even delicate antique frames that cracked after their portrait subjects outgrew them. For customers who want to arrange their own mementos or peruse home decor, the store supplies scrapbooking materials and prints.
One Hour Framing Shop in New York City's Midtown has been in the business of professional framing for over thirty years. That means the dedicated team on hand knows a thing or two about the art of framing, whether that means an ornate gold gilt frame custom-fitted for a rare work of oil on canvas, or a box for sports memorabilia and precious family keepsakes. Each order is given equal care and relies only on the finest materials and craftsmanship; everything from prints and paintings to sports jerseys and display items are meticulously fitted and mounted. Along with several other locations across New York, this East 40th Street outpost is small but well-appointed, with hanging sections of dozens of frames to give customers a sense of their potential finished purchase, and – as the name indicates – many jobs can be done in an hour.
The family behind Decor Art Gallery has been crafting custom frames and culling fine artwork since 1987. In addition to swaddling cherished memories with elegant mouldings and mats, the store's staffers offer printing, stretching, and repair services. When they aren't protecting memories behind panels of conservation glass, they fill the gallery's expansive windows with distinctive home decor, including portraits of stylized dogs, paintings of impressionistic dancers, and maps of the mythological city of Philadelphia.


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The Florida Senate's Banking and Insurance Committee made quick work last month of approving State Senator Jeff Brandes' bill that would open up the Florida market to private insurance companies offering flood insurance to homeowners. But now the bill's going back to the committee for a closer look, according to a report in the Gainesville Sun (see: "Florida's flood insurance bill goes back to drawing board," by Lloyd Dunkelberger).
Brandes' bill "is designed to draw more private companies into the market by giving them the ability to set rates in a largely deregulated environment," the Sun reports. "It also provides more coverage options—such as insuring the home for only its mortgage value rather than its full replacement cost. And it would expand the ability of surplus line companies, which operate outside of standard regulations, to offer flood insurance."
But the down side, some legislators worried, is that "consumers might find cheaper flood insurance coverage without being fully aware of the limitations of their new coverage plans or the lower degree of regulation on the insurance companies," the paper reports. So Brandes has agreed to work with other senators on provisions designed to protect insurance buyers.
Meanwhile, however, one insurance company that is already offering flood coverage in Florida is expanding its marketing efforts to other states, the Insurance Journal reports (see: "Private Flood Insurance Agency Now Selling in 15 States").
"According to Evan Hecht, CEO of The Flood Insurance Agency, located in Gainesville, Florida, with its latest expansion, his agency's alternative to the federal government's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is now available to more than 3.5 million NFIP policyholders," the Insurance Journal reports. The agency offers flood insurance policies underwritten by Lloyd's of London, which some mortgage lenders are accepting as sufficient to comply with lending requirements.
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I've been taking golf lessons for several years but I can honestly say that the Ladies Only clinic I did with Doug Weaver helped me more than anything. I'm delighted to have learned so much with personal attention over a three hour period. Many thanks to Doug. Can't wait to come back and do it again. Then he can see the improvement to my game.
Thank you so much for the outstanding golf clinics, Back to the Basics and Ladies I, that I was fortunate enough to attend the week of April 10th - 17th. The weather was great so that made the golf clinics even more enjoyable. Your instruction was absolutely the best I have ever had. Believe me, I have been to many clinics and private lessons. The class ratio of 6-1 was an excellent idea. I received more than ample individual instruction yet gained confidence in playing "golf" with other people. After each golf clinic, the next day my husband and I played a round of golf together. I felt such improvement in my game and my husband definitely noticed the great improvement. I wish we had stayed in the area for another week, so Jim could have a few clinics with your outstanding instruction. Thanks again! Please send this to your Directors because next time we visit Hilton Head I plan to stay at Palmetto Dunes so we can enjoy more Clinics. We plan to make Hilton Head our annual spring getaway. By the way, I think you should charge $150 for the 3 hour Clinics rather than $99. Your an excellent teacher and golf is a game I want to play well into my age of 80+. What you do is a form of healong for body, mind and spirit. Thanks again for all you do to make golfers better and more confident so we can enjoy this wonderful game! Your new found friends, Jim and Jane Davis


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Prime Steakhouse
- Address:
1480 Arapahoe Street
Denver, CO 80202Neighborhood:
Downtown / LoDo
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Prime Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://primesteakhousedenver.com/
- Phone: 3038445280
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:30pm -11:00pm, Sunday: 4:30 - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Prime Steakhouse
Prime Steakhouse provides superior service as well as perfectly prepared steaks and seafood. USDA beef, dry aged and cooked over an open mesquite flame. What sets Prime apart from other steakhouses in town is that Prime doesn't try to fix something that isn't broken. The cuisine is exactly what you would expect from a steakhouse: simple, elegant, and delicious Steaks can be topped with signature sauces from a classic Béarnaise or peppercorn sauce handsome la carte sides. The appetizers are delicious and offer sophisticated flavors. Try the traditional lump crab cakes or our fabulous beef tartar. Our full bar with an extensive scotch and vodka selection and meticulously selected wines, Awaits your arrival.Continued
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Prime Steakhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
20 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (15)romantic (10)notable wine list (9)fit for foodies (5)neighborhood gem (5)good for groups (2)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Nice 73 Birthday DinnerWayneDined on 8/3/2014We enjoyed our dinner with good food and service. It was a pleasant way to celebrate my 73rd birthday.Special Features:
- Tasty, but not the best.Eating4LifeDined on 8/1/2014Ambiance and service were great, the restaurant having adornments of classic photos amongst its primarily wooden interior, and well-trained wait staff that are attentive, polite, and knowledgeable. The only qualm I had with service was that they were not busy and we stood in the front of the restaurant for 10 minutes before anyone greeted us. The food was adequate but not quite up to par for the price range. We had a lobster bisque that was ok, but a bit too salty. My dry aged strip did not have much of the classic dry aged taste, though my girlfriend's wet aged filet was good. The green chile mac n' cheese was a good concept but needs some tweaking as it was somewhat bland. The creamed spinach was the best thing we ordered; very good!Special Features:
- DeliciousWifflerDined on 7/3/2014We went with a large group, but were accommodated, even with an addition to our original reservation. The server was on top of things all night, without being intrusive, allowing us have a great, relaxing evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A good place for a fine mealDhowie43Dined on 6/30/2014Outstanding service in a quiet setting. We ordered the 9-oz steak and the Norwegian salmon with steamed asparagus. Both dishes were well prepared and flavorful. The desserts were the sorbet and the fruit tart. Portions were generous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- so disappointingnydollDined on 5/17/2014Water damaged ceiling as soon as u walk in, dark and dingy. Fancy prices but ambiance lacking. As a new yorker, these prices were comparable but ambience is key when u are dropping $100 per person on dinner. Would not recommend!
- Very nice pre-theater experienceenzmamaDined on 5/17/2014YUM! Loved our entrees, and will certainly return for pre-theater dining. A bit expensive, so we consider it a bit of a splurge.Special Features:
- Prime Steakhouse is a ExcellentrockofagesDined on 4/27/2014The service was excellent from the valet to the hostess and the waiter to the bus boy. Friendly environment and great food. We went before a show at the Buell and they made the experience extra special.Special Features:
- Excellent dinner before DCPA showJAmesVIPDined on 4/25/2014Classic white table cloth steak house a short walk to DCPA. Excellent service. Excellent surf and turf, & filet. Flash grilled sashimi tuna was very good though not perfect. Salads, sides extremely well done. Perfect martinis. This is a great find for a quiet or romantic dinner before a DCPA show.Special Features:
- The following 666 reviews are from the Prime Steakhouse reviews archive.
- Always DependableSteakLoverDined on 4/5/2014Service is always top-notch and friendly! Food very dependable, although not epic. Solid Steak choice.Special Features:
- Food, service, wine, ambiance,BigfootDined on 3/28/2014Food, service, wine, ambiance, was all great. There's not a single thing I'd complain about. It was kind of quiet for a Friday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Local Game Plattertdunc09Dined on 3/25/2014This place is great!! A local restaurant that has a nice cozy feel and very welcoming. Jon was our server and his prompt, relaxing, yet professional feel was comforting and enjoyable. The Ahi Tuna TarTar appetizer was perfect and amazingly fresh. The Game Platter with Buffalo, Elk, and Venison (all of which is local) was outstanding. Super tender, juicy and downright flavorful. My wife had a Baby Spinach salad and French Onion Soup for dinner which she was delighted with both and claimed it may be the best F.O. soup shes ever had. Grilled Asparagus and Crispy Steak Potatoes were awesome and would definitely recommend them for anyone going to Prime. Like Deion says.... it's "Primetime!"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was OK, not bad but not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 3/23/2014It was fine but we all decided (four of us) we probably would not go back. Our server was excellent and the food was good but just not quite up to the high prices. My wife did say that the ladies room wasn't all that clean. I was not impressed by the appearance of their dry-aging room, which had a dirty floor. With so many choices out there it's fun to try new places like this one (new to us, at least) but unless a place is really great we'll keep shopping around for better. Your mileage may vary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 'Prime' how apropoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/23/2014I have been to the Prime before and it never disappoints. The food is excellent. The Buffalo steak is so tender you can cut it with a fork. My family has had just about everything, from the Rosemary chicken to the Crabcakes and I don't think they have a bad dish in the place. The wait staff is always friendly and accommodating. I recommended this restaurant to some friends and they also had a wonderful experience. And during Denver Restaurant Week they are by far the best deal you can get.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reading NotesChicagoDined on 3/22/2014I had placed in the notes that I would like a booth, instead I received a small table, at first by a window and I asked to move then another small table. When I was there plenty of booths were open and available.Special Features:
- Loved it!AllieVIPDined on 3/18/2014Went for 5280 menu... Food was delicious!! Our waitress Jessica was great and had lots of excellent recommendations. Also the happy hour menu looks incredible. I will definitely be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old School Steak SteakLindaCDined on 3/17/2014Top notch food, particularly the steak and seafood, with delicious salads and sides. All made to order. And Justin is the best server in Downtown Denver. We go every time we have DCPA tickets!Special Features:
- Great steak, Old style restaurantAndyDined on 3/14/2014The food was amazing, but other than that nothing special especially for the price. The waiter seemed to be in a rush to get us out of there and there was no time in between the starters, entree and dessert. We were not even finished with our steaks when we were handed the dessert so we felt rushed out of the place. I will not be returning or would not recommend it.Special Features:
- The steak was delicious butOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 3/13/2014The steak was delicious but the small plates, lamb and tuna were just average and the baked potato was not cooked well. Overall, we felt it was overpriced for the quality we received.
- SteakFoodGalore2Dined on 3/8/2014The steak price were less than Elway and Shanahan, but it wasn't as good as Elway or Shanahan.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Romantic EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/8/2014This was a special evenibg. Mike our waiter was terrific and we had a great meal and a great time. Thank youSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTIC!TappDined on 3/8/2014Everything was way beyond our expectations! The food was amazing, the martinis were great (a good pour) and our server, Jessie, was very attentive to all our needs. We will definitely be going back. This is our new "go to" place when going to the DCPA.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant week gemOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 3/8/2014The restaurant week goes for all of March every year. The surf and turf is outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A friend had recommend theOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/7/2014A friend had recommend the Prime Steakhouse and their Dinner Theater menu. The meal was excellent and the gentleman who was our server was friendly and efficient and made the dining experience very enjoyable. I"m sure we'll be back as we did enjoy the dining experienceSpecial Features:
- Not impressedMitoDined on 3/2/2014If the service and atmosphere weren't so great, I would've asked for my money back. We ate very early and the place was not busy at all. Unfortunately, we were very disappointed by the food itself. My date ordered her steak medium well and it came medium rare and was still cold. My steak was cold and cooked medium well. The server made it a point to tell us the plates were hot - well, that was the only thing that was hot! The broccoli was bland and fortunately the potatoes were very good. We booked our evening with the 5280 dinner offer and we're excited to try a new place. We would not go back again and definitely not recommend prime steakhouse. You would think they would go above and beyond during this offer. Disappointed!Special Features:
- MediocrityPsapphaDined on 3/1/2014Went to Prime Steakhouse during 5280 Denver Restaurant Week and was very underwhelmed. Definitely not worth full steakhouse price! Inside it looks slightly dilapidated and sad. There were very few other diners there when I went and I quickly learned why. The service is good but nothing to write home about and the food is plain. Our side vegetable was steamed broccoli...which came as a whole head of unseasoned broccoli that we had to cut up ourselves. This is not Denver's finest steakhouse by any stretch of the imagination...
- Romantic BirthdayJackSpratsDined on 3/1/2014Prime Steakhouse offers a quiet romantic setting less than a block from the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Complex. I dropped my date off at the door, drove and parked at the Denver Center's parking garage and returned in less than 15 minutes. The food was delicious, service superior and timely. We highly recommend this restaurant to any couples looking to escape for a romantic dinner and theater!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very goodGonedonDined on 2/28/2014Went for restaurant week. Very good menu, execelent filet and lobster, excellent service. Enjoyed our evening at Prime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deliciousmtngirl04Dined on 2/27/2014The food was well prepared, the wine was delicious. Everything went well. Our server went above and beyond to make certain we were happy with everything. She was terrific. We had special dietary needs and did not feel like we were an inconvience at all. Very nice!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and great atmosphereAvaholoicDined on 2/27/2014Good food and great atmosphere for a classic steakhouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great 5280 Week DinnerDelphieDined on 2/27/2014We were celebrating my husband's birthday and had a great dinner for 5280 Restaurant week. Both my husband and had the steak and lobster tail and it was excellent. Our server, Jeff, was friendly and attentive as where all the other servers. We will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Resturant WeekTeddVIPDined on 2/27/2014We have often thought about going to the Prime before attending a play at the DCPA. This gave us the opportunity to try them and were not disappointed. We shall return often.Special Features:
- Pretty Good5280overratedDined on 2/27/2014It was kind of skimpy on the food as it was restaurant week. Service was excellent.Special Features:
- PleasedNanisecondDined on 2/26/2014Because of restaurant week Prime was behind in seating reservations. When we got to our table the waiter was way behind and very much made up for his tardiness by bringing us and extra side and dessert. We were happily chatting with each other and didn't even expect for him to go out of his way, because he did I totally would recommend Prime! The food was also tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceeded ExpectationsFoodie1VIPDined on 2/26/2014We chose Prime since it was close to the theater and they had one of the best menus during Restaurant Week. We had low expectations but were pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious, perfectly presented and prepared, and the service was outstanding. While the exterior gives the appearance of being a "hole in the wall" and the interior is a bit dated, the food is well worth it. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Steak and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/26/2014The actual steak was good. Sides of mashed potatoes and Au gratin were very plain. Too expensive for the quality and what you get.
- OKNatasha81Dined on 2/26/2014It was ok; not bad, nor great. Service was good, staff friendly. Food was mediocre: side portions were small (I also like my broccoli cooked a bit more, but I'm not dinging them for that because that's a more personal preference). Two of my guests had the 8oz buffalo filet and one was about half the size of the other. It was fine, just nothing special.Special Features:
- Awesome!LoriDined on 2/26/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our evening. Everything was wonderful. The ambiance, the service and the food tasted awesome. We talked about it all the next day and how we would go back again and recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I was a little disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/25/2014I was a little disappointed in the service. Yes I know it is restaurant week and the nature of that does interfere with your dining experience but still that quality of restaurant service should be good. First, our server spilled some wine on the table. Not a big deal but when my boyfriend has to tell him to tilt his wrist when pouring wine that is a little much. Then I had to ask 3 times for bread after it. Finally, my boyfriend's entree came and it was the wrong entree. He ordered the filet and I ordered filet mignon and lobster tail. They dropped the same two entrees. When I informed the server he didn't apologize but basically implied that's what he ordered. My boyfriend is allergic to shell fish so clearly not what he ordered.Special Features:
- Great steaks! Lovely service!waterchicaDined on 2/25/2014The food was spot on and the server was excellent at her job. She was very attentive. One of the best filets I have eaten!Special Features:
- Nice but dated35anniversaryDined on 2/25/2014A very nice restaurant but very dated. The ceiling tiles were water stained and some look like they would fall. The restrooms were very worn. It makes me wonder what condition the kitchen was in. Not what I thought an upscale restaurant should be.


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