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Today I've found myself (willingly) playing the role of agony aunt. A great friend of mine has just been round for coffee and wanted help to make a decision. Just so you get the picture, she's just turned fifty, she's divorced and her kids have flown the nest. She's a lecturer at a well-known university … [Read more...]
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Learning to live seems like an odd title for todays musing, but it struck me that there are many situations in our lives that call for us to learn how to live and in some cases to re-learn how to live. Things like death, divorce, severe illness and even redundancy or unemployment can shine such … [Read more...]
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When we think of the great leaders of the world, we tend to assume that they have or had something special, something different that enabled them to be such great leaders. Our natural assumption is that they were born leaders, rather than learning their leadership trade in the school of hard knocks. If you're a … [Read more...]
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42 U.S. Code § 2692 - Repealed.
Section, Pub. L. 88–164, title IV, § 402,Oct. 31, 1963, 77 Stat. 297; Pub. L. 89–105, § 2(a),Aug. 4, 1965, 79 Stat. 427, provided for State standards for variable Federal share of cost.
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This translates to "Not many dude in Elitserien can score alone with four
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THIS IS THE GOAL that Fasth scored yesterday.
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Yet another take on the classic "Rashomon," this movie follows an attack and gets into the whole "he said, she said" thing, showing the events from both the guy's (Jerry O'Connell) and the girl's (Tara Reid) points of view. It could have been a really awful movie, but strong performances from the leads and the supporting cast, including Ron Livingston and Emily Proctor, make this movie stand out. It should have been a bigger hit at the movies and shows that Reid's got some promise as an actress if she can stop drinking long enough.
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WASHINGTON, Ill. -- A local auto group is working to promote physical fitness in the workplace and community.
Uftring Auto Group in Washington hosted its inaugural 'Get in Gear' race and tailgate on Sunday.
More than 400 runners and walkers participated in a 1 mile, 5K or 10K race.
The race is part of Uftring Auto's workplace wellness initiative.
"This is part of their attempt to get their employees and their family members much more physically active and the concept of promoting physical activity as part of a health lifestyle," Race Consultant Philip Lockwood said. "They're in the business of getting people moving normally in automobiles but now they are also in the business of encouraging people to get moving on their own two feet."
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By Playbill Staff
21 Dec 2012
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MATT BLANK, Playbill.com Photo Editor
The first-ever legit revival of the cult musical Carrie is a no-brainer for me. I'd been fascinated with the show since reading about its legacy and hearing recordings as a child. To finally see it polished up and re-introduced to the world by this top-notch ensemble was immensely gratifying. I had a blast every time I attended and was first in line to nab the subsequent cast album. Those tunes really hold up over the years, and the talent assembled onstage was as good as it gets.
Seeing Laura Osnes really come into her own as a solo concert performer, first in her lighthearted, eclectic evening at the Cafe Carlyle and more recently with her sophisticated powerhouse performance of Maury Yeston's December Songs at 54 Below. The latter had me weeping in public... on a Wednesday.
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The current Broadway revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? strikes me as something that may never be matched. It is simply three hours of brilliant people saying terrible things to one another in the most riveting ways. I would happily sit through another three acts, had Edward Albee chosen to keep the party going. Seamless four-person cast, but Tracy Letts and Carrie Coon in particular have become the quintessential George and Honey in my mind.
The revised Diane Paulus production of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess was another unforgettable evening. I'm familiar with (and greatly appreciate) the original opera, but this abridged "musical theatre" version was plenty for me. Another triumph in a long line of breathtaking Audra McDonald roles, with a breakout leading man tour-de-force from Norm Lewis. And, as is my rule in life, if you put David Alan Grier onstage, I will sit and watch everything the man does.
Special mentions to: Shuler Hensley's devastatingly beautiful turn as a 600-pound man in The Whale (which should win every award in existence). James Corden and the under-appreciated Oliver Chris redefining comedy for me in One Man, Two Guvnors. Gabriel Kahane's surprising, elegantly infectious score to February House at the Public. Syesha Mercado leading a pitch perfect ensemble in Paper Mill's excellent revival of Once On This Island. Falling in love with Love Story all over again as Will Reynolds and Al Silber gently tore my heart out in Walnut Street Theatre's U.S. premiere of this gorgeous new musical. Becoming part of the action while seated onstage with Michael Gioia at Harlem Rep's "immersive" Dreamgirls. Seeing Barbra Streisand perform live for my very first time and fully understanding what all the hype is about. Two completely different and equally stellar Judas performances by Josh Young and Jeremy Kushnier in Broadway's Jesus Christ Superstar. The high-flying kinetic and musical energy of Bring It On and quadruple threat leading lady Taylor Louderman. Seeing Rock of Ages four times in 2012 (various reasons) and realizing that I will never get sick of the show. Christina DeCicco as Eva and Max von Essen as Che. Anne Hathaway's Fantine taking it to a deep, dark place. Welcome home, Forbidden Broadway... never leave us again!Continued...


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Oregon GOP field for US Senate gains 1, loses 1
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By JONATHAN J. COOPER
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SALEM — A Bend businessman is out and a Portland lawyer is now in the crowded field of Republicans seeking their party's nomination to challenge U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley in the 2014 election.
On Monday, Tim Crawley announced his Senate bid and Sam Carpenter withdrew his.
Carpenter dropped out less than a month after entering the race and pledging to spend $100,000 of his own money.
Since then, several other GOP candidates have entered the contest. Carpenter said in a news release that "they've got it covered."
"I entered the race because at the time there were no well-funded and highly qualified challengers promoting limited government," Carpenter said.
Carpenter cited two Republicans who joined the race after he did — state Rep. Jason Conger of Bend and Dr. Monica Wehby of Portland. Former Linn County GOP chair Jo Rae Perkins and Salem technology consultant Mark Callahan also are in the race.
New contender Crawley, 31, said he wants to give a voice in Congress to a younger generation.
"My generation ... is struggling a lot right now," Crawley said.
He cited issues traditionally associated with partisans on both sides of the aisle, decrying both federal budget deficits and income inequality, and described himself as "a diplomatic conservative with liberal tendencies."
Merkley was elected in 2008 and says he plans to seek a second term.
The Republican National Committee said Monday that it would criticize Merkley and 10 other Democrats in robocalls and Facebook ads over the federal health overhaul.
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President Broderick Among Area Leaders Named to Inside Business' 2012 'Power List'
Old Dominion University President John R. Broderick was named to Inside Business' 2012 "Power List," an annual ranking of the 25 most influential people in Hampton Roads.
Broderick was selected as No. 14 on this year's Power List, a register that was topped by Gov. Bob McDonnell, who is from Virginia Beach.
"The currents of power in Hampton Roads continue to ebb and flow freely as business community elders take a step into the backdrop and the young turks find their own places on the stage of leadership and influence," Inside Business publisher Ed Power wrote in the introduction to the list.
Calling Broderick the "hand that guides the university's six colleges - a responsibility that means overseeing a $526 million operating budget and more than 2,500 faculty and staff at the school," Inside Business highlighted enhancements to ODU under his stewardship, including the creation of the Business Gateway and the addition of the Student Success Center and Learning Commons at Perry Library.
Inside Business also noted his leadership on the university's 2009-14 strategic plan, which includes goals to grow and enhance research and the residential campus, and to form better partnerships in the Hampton Roads community.
The annual Power List also names several "up-and-coming people to watch," including ODU's Alonzo C. Brandon, vice president for university advancement.
For a link to a story about the entire list, see: http://insidebiz.com/power2012. For a link to the story about Broderick, see: http://insidebiz.com/powerlist25-2012/john-broderick
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4:30pm Thursday 8th November 2012 in Bury By Gaynor Clarke, Reporter
POLICE are investigating reports of an armed robbery at Brandlesholme Road Post Office in Bury.
They were called at around 4pm and are now at the scene investigating what has happened.
The branch was also targeted by armed robbers in September, when the postmaster had a silver handgun pointed at his head.
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Windmill Primary School expansion bid move forward (From The Oxford Times)
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Windmill Primary School expansion bid move forward
6:00pm Thursday 29th November 2012 in News By Freddie Whittaker
EDUCATION chiefs are pressing ahead with adding 120 places to an Oxford primary school despite strong opposition.
Oxfordshire County Council's cabinet voted on Tuesday to publish a statutory notice and move to formal consultation on its proposals for Windmill Primary School, in Margaret Road, Headington.
The council wants to add 120 places to the school's roll, but concerns have been raised that children at an expanded school could be taught in temporary buildings.
At earlier meetings, parents said children were already being forced to take extra reading lessons in corridors and complained that the school buildings were too small to cope with more pupils.
Chairman of governors Mayte Siswick said: "Should the expansion go ahead, it's absolutely vital that everything is done to make sure an enlarged school continues to be a success.
"It's also vital that the experiences of the children at the school in the future, both in terms of the school culture and the conditions for teaching and learning, are equal to the very positive experience children have there today.
"We're willing to work with the local authority, but we will fight if we feel that the school's needs are not being met."
Windmill is one of several primary schools in the city earmarked for expansion to provide 500 extra places after a surge in births in the city four years ago.
The council's cabinet member for education, Melinda Tilley, previously admitted the council could force expansion on Windmill. It could become the only three-form-entry primary in the county if the plans go ahead.
Residents have raised concerns about the impact a larger school would have on Headington's already busy roads and transport services, an issue which Rodney Rose, the council's cabinet member for transport, has vowed to investigate.
Parents argue that children's learning will suffer in a larger school, but the claim that big schools offered a second-class education was dismissed by councillors from all parties.
Labour group leader and Barton & Churchill councillor Liz Brighouse – whose husband Professor Sir Tim Brighouse is a former chief education officer in Oxfordshire and Birmingham – said there was "almost certainly" the need for another school in Headington, but said large schools should not be criticised.
She said: "The reasons these schools do well is they have larger budgets. I have no problem with the issue of the school expansion, and I do think people have to look at all the evidence.
"I do believe that whatever decision is made, Lynn Knapp and her staff will continue to run Windmill as a successful school."
Mrs Tilley called for a traffic survey, and added: "I have been to look at the school and the hall will be too small and the kitchen area will be too small, so there are things we need to do. I'm aware that parents are upset about this but the alternative is to bus and taxi children around."
Consultation on the proposal will be launched early next year.
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I have lots of concerns firstly as a resident with the amount of parents who drop off at the school has become stupid since it went into 3 entry it has become dangerous for children who walk to school.
secondly the older children suffer now with play restrictions, playground getting smaller, shaded area for the summer does not exist as make into a playgound for younger children.
I would also like to question the catchement area as there are still children being accepted from outside Headington - why??
i can't wait for my child to leave Windmill now
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- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 1,085 - $ 1,995 / week
vacation rental description
Sonny mann here.
At sterling shores 501.
First, let me give you the bedding configuration: queen, queen, 2 twin bunks. This is a great set up for two couples or a big family.
You get one big advantage with this condo even before you set foot inside. You've got the best spot for the car in the parking garage. You're right next to the elevator! That means, loading and unloading is a breeze! Plus because you're in the garage, your car's not getting baked in the sun. Baked in the sun's what you come to the beach for, but not for your car!
Now, after you shoot up the elevator and open the door you'll see that this place has got it going on right from the time you walk in the door. The entry's big enough to park your beach toys, flip-flops and golf clubs. And the place is decorated really nicely. But i'm getting ahead of myself.
The floor to ceiling sliders open out to the balcony. Step out there and you're not gonna want to come back in. I took a couple of pictures of the pool and the beach. Great view of the pool and the beach. And look around. You are so close to some of the best restaurants in destin you can almost touch them.
The living area is really comfortable, too. Look at that entertainment center! It's got a big tv, with a dvd you can watch your favorite movies if you're kinda beached out. Or you can surf the internet because we've got wireless internet. So, bring your ipad.
The dining area's got a nice big table so you can enjoy meals together when you're not lying on your favorite pool chair down by the pool. A great spot for the whole family. But then again, with all the great restaurants you probably won't want to spend too much time here.
The kitchen has plenty of room to fix your meals and a diner bar so that you can grab a quick bite without messing up the dining table.
The master bedroom's got this great big queen size bed. Plus there's a private bath with a garden tub that's all yours. The decor is really toned down so that you can relax in this room. It's got plenty of closet space for all your stuff. You get the full cable package on the tv just like in the living room.
The second master has a really comfortable queen bed and plenty of space for everything you've brought to the beach. Tv's got the cable package too. The bathrooms a little smaller but it's got everything you need. Surf the web from here too.
The third bedroom is a kid-friendly suite with 2 sets of comfortable bunks and enough area for the kids to get lost for awhile, sleeping 4 kids.
The laundry area is located to make keeping everyone in clean clothes a breeze.
This place will sleep 8 comfortably. It's a good size for a couple of couples or a large family. I think that this sterling shores 3 br 3 ba resort condominium is one of the best deals i got going on.
I'm looking to see you down here this season.
Here's a little information about sterling shores.
When they call a pool a lagoon pool that means "big" and this one's big and a half. It's 4,300 square feet but that's only the beginning. They've put all kinds of lush tropical plants and trees around the pool. There's even a kids' pool right there. But that's only the start, look beyond the pool and you see what you came for in the first place. Gorgeous white sand beach that looks like sugar and emerald green waters that go on as far as the eye can see. If it's me, i start my day on that beach. Get up in the morning go for a walk, have breakfast, come back and get my beach stuff and claim my spot. After lunch, i head to the pool and enjoy the lounge chair with a good book. If i get thirsty (or a little hungry) there's a snack bar right there at the pool.
The great thing about sterling shores is that there's a lot more then just the beach and the pool. There's a fully equipped fitness room, a gas barbecue grill by the pool, kid's activities, and a whole lot more.
On top of all that you're really close to everything. For example, you're right next store to the back porch restaurant, destin's most popular restaurant. It's got great food and fun atmosphere. You can hop on over for a bite to each or a tall cold one right from the beach.
You're gonna love this place.
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Accommodation type
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Minimum age limit for renters : must 25 to rent
Limited accessibility
Non smoking only
Pets not allowed
Children welcome
3 bedrooms, sleeps 8, beds for 8
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Queen size beds (1) queen beds in both master suites., bunk beds (1)
3.0 bathrooms
Bathroom 1
Bathroom 2
Bathroom 3
Kitchen & dining
Ice maker
Cooking utensils
Air conditioning
Linens provided
Washing machine
Clothes dryer
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Here's a bonus! You've got the first garage space! And it's right next to the elevator. That's makes it easy to get your stuff into the condo!!!
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Shared hot tub
Broadband access
Pool & spa
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Jet skiing
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Health/beauty spa
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Theme parks
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This vacation condo has the best reserved parking place in the building. You're right next to the elevators which makes loading and unloading really easy! Plus, because your car's not sitting outside, you don't have to spend time or gas cooling the car down to go anywhere!
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season starts 3/9/2013 daily $214.29 weekly $1,250.00
season starts 4/13/2013 daily $186.00 weekly $1,085.00
season starts 5/25/2013 daily $265.71 weekly $1,550.00
season starts 6/7/2013 daily $342.00 weekly $1,995.00
season starts 8/3/2012 daily $186.00 weekly $1,085.00
season starts 9/6/2013 daily $186.00 weekly $1,085.00
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- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Wednesday : 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Thursday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Saturday - Sunday 11:00am -3:00pm
Bar Menu:
Monday - Wednesday: 4:00pm- 11:00pm
Thursday - Saturday: 4:00pm- 12:00am
Sunday: 12:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Mark Allen
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Towne Stove and Spirits is a warm,welcoming respite in Boston's bustling Back Bay.The eclectic menu consists of whole local seafood, wood-fired rotisserie, pizzas and updated variations on classic New England delicacies.
The impressive Fifteen Thousands square foot restaurant has 453 seats spanning two floors, three dining rooms,three bars and a large patio.Towne is available for events from 20-500.
whether it be an intimate dinner, or lunch in the back bay room, or a cocktail party for up to 500, the staff at Towne are here to exceed all expectations.
- Private Party Contact: Terrilynn Haak 6173912489x
A word from Towne Stove and Spirits
Towne Stove and Spirits is a warm, welcoming respite in Boston's bustling Back Bay. It's a place where all are welcome and the savory scents from our wood-fired rotisserie mix with the hearty sounds of laughter and good conversation. A place where people relax and enjoy unexpected culinary surprises.Continued
It's a place for special celebrations, power lunches and private parties. A place where our valets take as good care of your car as our servers do of you. It's a place where life is good. Whether you live in the neighborhood or are visiting the city, our towne is your towne.
Conveniently located adjacent to the Hynes Convention Center, towne is open daily for dinner and weekend brunch.
It's a place for special celebrations, power lunches and private parties. A place where our valets take as good care of your car as our servers do of you. It's a place where life is good. Whether you live in the neighborhood or are visiting the city, our towne is your towne.
Conveniently located adjacent to the Hynes Convention Center, towne is open daily for dinner and weekend brunch.
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Towne Stove and Spirits reviews from OpenTable diners
86 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food3.9Service4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (34)vibrant bar scene (31)fit for foodies (30)special occasion (29)romantic (23)great for brunch (16)hot spot (15)neighborhood gem (12)great for outdoor dining (12)great for lunch (11)notable wine list (10)scenic view (6)late-night find (4)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Going to TownecageyleftyVIPDined on 8/30/2014Decent restaurant. Lobster pop overs were as good as advertised. Had better prime rib but certainly filling. Service very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Dining Experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/29/2014The food was superb, the service attentive and the ambiance great. My only tiny issue is they turned the lights down so low, I could not see my food!Special Features:
- Kale and Pork Bellies 1+1 = POW!bike2bwellDined on 8/27/2014we had 2 appetizers - Braised Kale and Roasted Pork Belly - each was terrific and we shared and combined - POW!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/27/2014Had a delicious meal, well - served, and the valet paring was a huge plus!
- PeterDined on 8/24/2014My wife and I decided to take advantage of Dine Out Boston to try Towne Stove and Spirits. It proved a good choice. Our server was pleasant, well informed and efficient. The fixed price menu offered a variety of interesting choices. My wife's choice for a pre dinner cocktail was complicated, but the server was patient & got it right. Our meals were excellent and served in a timely manner without any sense of being rushed. The lobster popover starter was especially delicious. It was full of lobster with a light Golden Syrup. The restaurant is attractive. There's construction next door which blocks the view and we went on Sunday so there was no activity. It might be noisy during the day. We will be back to try the full menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal in a great restaurantTheBigEDined on 8/23/2014Our family was visiting Boston and met up with friends. We had a great time. While the food experience was not perfect, the server and restaurant management worked with us withou us having to ask. Also, we were able to choose our table from any open table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good experiencegreatdineDined on 8/23/2014WE had a reservation for 6 PM and there was no wait for a table on a Saturday night. Out waitress was attentive to our needs and returned with drink and food quickly. The dinner was well prepared and very tasty. We had a great time and would not hesitate to go back.Special Features:
- PickypickyVIPDined on 8/21/2014The food was great. We went for restaurant week. Tuna tartar with avocado appetizer was the best. Lobster popover was good but I hope for $16 on menue they serve several. Salad had lots of excellent feta. Peach gnocchi was interesting but too sweet for a meal. Short rib was nicely cooked & taste. Choc dessert was perfect end.key Lime mousse was interesting if you like that type of flavor. Tart. FlavorfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/19/2014Went during Dine Out Boston and this restaurant did not gain a new customer. Breadsticks and accompaniments which were free although I had to ask for them were great. And the dessert was excellent. Everything in between was too salty...and I am usually the one asking for a salt shaker. The vegetables were uninspired. I expect more from a Lydia Shire kitchen than completely plain vegetables a child could prepare. The only reason I knew the corn chowder didn't come from a can was that it was so salty. I took the short ribs bourguignon home to see if I can salvage this great cut of beef. Add the hostess in short shorts and, well, just not what I was expecting.
- Great Experienceannos1Dined on 8/16/2014We ate at Towne recently to celebrate our anniversary. The reason we picked Towne was because the menu appealed to us. We were not disappointed. We both enjoyed both the appetizers and meals, although my husband thought the prime rib was a little tougher than some he has had. The restaurant was fairly empty for a Saturday night, but we attribute that to the fact that is was a nice summer night and Towne is at the Hynes Convention Center, not on the waterfront. Our waitress, could not have been nicer or more helpful. All being said, we would recommend and return to Towne.Special Features:
- Not badthorlaserDined on 8/15/2014It's OK. I have been there twice and going again next week because it has worked well for business conversation and modest prices. There is finer food and better wine lists in Boston.
- great service food okOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014we just moved and looking for a good neighborhood restaurant. we were disappointed in the halibut entree.. fish was ruined over cooked and dry. the kale salad was very good. mixed reviews from our party. may try again.Special Features:
- mehkatjastormDined on 8/10/2014Went for Sunday brunch with some out of town friends. The waitress was very anxious to serve us even though the place was empty. When we got the food it was mediocre at best. Towne is still decent but for the money I expected more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's Just OK.OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/29/2014Food was good. Service was mediocre. Menu was good. Probably won't be returning soon. Prices were high.
- overpricedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/26/2014We were seven people and no one loved their choice. Service was great but not the food. My steak was $48 and really had no taste.Special Features:
- great option for saturday brunchJTCTOWNDined on 7/19/2014We were a group of 9 celebrating there to celebrate a birthday. Food was excellent. Service was outstanding!Special Features:
- Good experienceAncientOneVIPDined on 7/16/2014My wife and I needed time away from the kids on our Boston trip, and we were pleased by our experience. Good food and service. If I could have faulted them with anything, I would say that they could have a few more options for dessert, but then again, we were too full to have any.Special Features:
- JaneDined on 7/15/2014The bolognese was the best ever; just the right amount of tomato and very generous portion.Special Features:
- Surf & TurfDaigleDined on 7/7/2014Ordered the Whole Firewood Smoked Bass and Aged Bone-in Rib-eye. Food was excellent. Decor was sophisticated. Service was classically trained and for once I was not handed a check afterwards with the assumption that I did not want desert, because I did. Soft chocolate cake with burnt sugar ice cream to be exact. Starter was the only thing that didn't work for me because the combination of honey and lobster in a popover read better then it tasted. There was absolutely nothing wrong in which the way it was prepared or its freshness. The lobster was delicate and sweet and my assumption is the honey was to play off of that sweetness to enhance it however for me personally it translated to the honey overpowering the dish.Special Features:
- Night on the TowneEmilioLizardoDined on 6/30/2014We went there for our anniversary on a slow Monday night. Most of the other Boylston Street restaurants were abuzz with World Cup; Towne was very much removed. Service was friendly and attentive. The food was good, but not great. I was surprised that there were no condiments on table or offered - we had to ask. For what we were looking for - a little quiet and privacy - Towne fit the bill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 20 minutes, no waitstaff, we leftSatchmoDined on 6/26/2014As a caveat, we arrived late to our reservation, about 20 minutes, due to traffic on Mass Pike, but we called restaurant from road to say we'd be late, and was told it was Ok. We were sat immediately, which was great. Place was pretty crowded. We got water, but that was it. 20 minutes, no attention. Saw some other tables seemingly having the same problem, and one of our diners asked and confirmed same. We had a show to attend later, and our group of 8 made call to leave due to fear we'd be there for hours. Disappointing and embarrassing for me, as I had chosen the restaurant and made arrangements. I had eaten here before and had good meals with decent service, but this was awful.
- PrinceVIPDined on 6/21/2014great food and great embiance...the outside patio is great for people watching and al fresco dinnerSpecial Features:
- Gone down hill.finediner1Dined on 6/21/2014Food was fair. Prime rib awful. Server was lovely. Restaurant was empty Saturday night 7pm . 5 tables full the rest empty. Ate here in fall it was much better then.
- FantasticFoodie15gatorDined on 6/15/2014I'm a foodie eating all over the country, and the service here was easily in my top five. I've eaten at Michelin starred restaurants where the service wasn't as good. Food was fantasticSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SteveDined on 6/14/2014Food was great! Service was not as great. Server was really nice, but we ordered 8 oysters and got 20. As nice as it was we couldn't eat all of them and it's not what we ordered. I asked for the Can on tap and got the bottled Cab. Asked for chicken pizza and got the chicken entree. Server did ask if I wanted to have the pizza instead but I insisted on keeping what I got, hate to waste food, but again not what I ordered. I ended up boxing the rest, the next day I went to have he left overs and only had half of what was left on my plate. Polenta and veggies wernt there just the chicken. What happened to the other half of my meal!?Special Features:
- Great experienceKassysullDined on 6/14/2014Excellent food all around, everyone cleaned their plates, and the restaurant itself is beautiful - especially the patio. Our waitress seemed slightly distracted and took a while to bring drinks and the rest, but other than that it was near perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A relaxing, but delicious eveningTTM2Dined on 6/14/2014Celebrated my wife's birthday at Towne. The upstairs dining room was quiet, yet we were able to look out over the outside crowd and the busy kitchen (but there is a glass wall so it is not noisy). Excellent service. Food was terrific. Lobster popovers are a must. The special shrimp dumplings in a miso broth were also a treat. Main course of salmon and fried zucchini was terrific as was the steak frittes. Warm chocolate cake with burnt sugar ice cream and a key lime mousse ended a satisfying meal. Will definitely return.Special Features:
- Reliable for special occasionsBDdinners2VIPDined on 6/13/2014There is a limited menu but the options should please every taste. The Friday special, four stuffed shrimp, was wonderful and more than enough to take home. Arriving early insures a quieter evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/1/2014We had a brunch for five people and it was fabulous. Our service was excellent from start to finish. We had black raspberry monitors that went so well with the raspberry French toast. We can't wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experienceFrenchieVIPDined on 5/25/2014We really enjoy dining at Towne. The quality of the food is remarkable, from the oysters to the sides to the main courses. We highly recommend their amazing pizze and the grilled sea bass - they are outstanding. They also offer many gluten-free options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but limited brunch menuOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/18/2014We went for a late brunch after a college graduation. The food was good and fresh but the menu was limited to mostly egg dishes and a few sandwiches. Also, they don't offer dessert during brunch. The drinks were excellent. I would go back but not for brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gab2014Dined on 5/18/2014Very convenient if you are looking for an alternate restaurant by the prudential. Service was slow, as there seemed to be lack of staff on a Sunday, and when brunch came, it was so so. The manager and not wait staff ended up taking our order. Utensils were 'spotty' as if they weren't wiped or dried properly after wash. If we sat outside, you'd get a nice view of Boylston and 'people watching' but it was quite cold that afternoon so we opted to sit inside.Special Features:
- good food but bit overpricedalicebrownDined on 5/13/2014The food was excellent but I thought it was overpriced for what it was. I ordered an entree that was $25.00 (one of the cheaper ones) but was still hungry afterward, which is unusual because I am a small woman who usually can't finish the average entree.
- every thing you could ask formjbostonVIPDined on 5/11/2014great location, great room, great service and award winning food. a must try in boston.Special Features:
- Mother's Day disappointmentgrazerVIPDined on 5/11/2014This was my second visit to this restaurant and probably my last. Service was inconsistent. We had reservations but had to wait longer for a table than expected. The hostess was very pleasant, but our waitress seemed a bit spacey, almost as if she didn't want to work that day. The food was ok, but my daughter's pancakes were not cooked completely. She had eaten one of three before discovering this. When she sent them back, guess what came back? Yep two pancakes! - which was fine but really?
- kfbooksDined on 5/11/2014Good food and good service. We went for Mother's Day during brunch and enjoyed all of our dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A standbyEcnldenDined on 5/10/2014I have been to Towne several times and the food is good with a fun atmosphere! Very convenient when it is raining or you are visiting in Copley square. The ability to walk through all the malls to the other end of the Pru and just run outside for a moment in the rain, is always a plus! Highly recommend itSpecial Features:
- TownePooroldmamaDined on 5/9/2014Great job for my daughter's 16th--made it very special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good find in tourist spot!ChardonnayDined on 5/9/2014Our party of 4 enjoyed our experience at Towne Stove and Spirits. We had dinner on a lively Friday night at 8 PM and were pleased that, although we were 15 minutes early for our reservation, we were seated right away. Our server was excellent. The menu, although pricey, offered small plates and pizza as well as more expensive entrees. 2 of us had pizza and 2 had entrees ( a haddock special and the salmon from the menu), as well as accompanying salads, sides & great oysters. All felt that their selections were tasty and well prepared. We had chosen this restaurant because of its location and a friend's recommendation, as we were only visiting Boston for one night, and we were completely satisfied with our choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- But for the noise level...AnonymousDined on 5/7/2014Selected Towne for a 4-person get together on a Monday night for location, and had seen some good reviews of it. The restaurant is quite large, and the noise level - even though it wasn't full - was virtually unbearable. We were practically yelling at each other to talk. "Energetic" does not describe how hard it is to hear at the table. It was really unfortunate: the food was very good. Chicken was excellent, and portion enough for 2. Service was very attentive, and friendly, and not overbearing. I'd go back, but only if I was not planning on meeting at 7pm/prime time.
- The following 980 reviews are from the Towne Stove and Spirits reviews archive.


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Welcome to Cardiff!
On postgraduate enrolment day, you will be introduced to Archaeology & Conservation and its staff, and you will meet your Advisor or supervisors to plan your studies. You should complete the first stage of online enrolment before coming to Cardiff, but MA students should not select their modules online until they have discussed their plans with their Advisor on enrolment day.
Continuing research students simply need to enrol online, and ensure that the School is notified of any changes in your contact details. You do not need to attend enrolment day, but do come along to lunch if you can!
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Please bring your confirmed module choices to the Postgraduate Administrator in the School Office (room 4.60A) once the form has been signed off by your tutor.


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Today, Arthur Levine unveiled his personal handwritten copy of The Tales of Beedle the Bard at an event today in New York City. Update: You can now see video courtesy of Scholastic, here in our galleries. Mr. Levine, editor of the US editions of the Harry Potter novels for Scholastic, has generously donated his copy of Beedle written personally by J.K. Rowling for public display at the New York Library. The volume will be on view from December 4 through
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Alicia Alton, Samantha Emerson and Jonah Johnson were among 280 participants in the ensemble.
The choir was established in 2011 to provide opportunities for elementary students from across Colorado to join voices in a large ensemble and sing renowned choral literature under the baton of nationally recognized clinicians.
The three Fort Morgan participants spent much of December and January preparing and memorizing to attend the all-day event at the prestigious Broadmoor Hotel International Hall in Colorado Springs.
Under the direction of Dr. Rollo Dilworth, the students performed the following musical selections in the All-State Presto Choir:
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The Duel" (Cristy Cary Miller)
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The Cincinnati Reds have been in the market for a leadoff hitter. They thought about Shane Victorino, they thought less about Juan Pierre, and they apparently thought quite a bit about Denard Span. But Denard Span evidently doesn't want to leave Minnesota for Cincinnati, as MLB Network reported that Span declined a trade.
At 44-58, the Twins are in fourth place in the AL Central. At 61-41, the Reds are in first place in the NL Central. At first, it seems odd that Span would turn down an opportunity to probably go to the playoffs. But then, the Twins drafted Span in 2002 and theirs is the only organization he's ever known. He's probably quite comfortable, and he's signed through 2014 with a 2015 club option. What people didn't know was that Span apparently has a no-trade clause, but people sure as hell know that now!
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Leinart is OK to play after injuring the index finger on his non-throwing hand but still might be held out of Saturday's game against the Detroit Lions.||||||| Leinart, who received stitches in his finger after being knocked out by an illegal hit by Arizona's Ricky Lumpkin last week, attended practice Wednesday but did not participate in any team or positional drills. Carson Palmer continued to take reps with the starters while Terrelle Pryor replaced Leinart with the second team offense. Kyle Newhall-Caballero, an undrafted rookie from Brown, worked as the No.3.
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Leinart will be placed on injured reserve after fracturing his left collarbone in the second quarter of Houston's 20-13 win in Jacksonville on Sunday.||||||| The left-handed Leinart was making his first start since 2009 in place of Matt Schaub, who broke a bone in his right foot in the Texans' 37-9 win in Tampa Bay on Nov. 13. Houston coach Gary Kubiak says Leinart will have surgery within the next week, and Schaub is due to have surgery on Wednesday to repair a Lisfranc injury.


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The good: The Sonos Connect brings the Sonos ecosystem to users who don't want a standalone speaker system. Setup is incredibly easy, and the software apps are effortless. Sound quality is good, and the digital output means it can be even better. The analog input means the system can stream analog components around your house.
The bad: There are other components in the Sonos range that beat it for sound quality. If you're not using it as part of a multiroom setup, it's somewhat pricey for what it does.
The bottom line: The Sonos Connect brings effortless wireless media streaming to existing hi-fi owners, but it's not the first Sonos system we'd recommend.
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Amazing. Easy. Elegant. Worth Every Penny!
by D-Miller on August 25, 2011
Pros: Easy Set Up
Nearly Endless Music Choices
Folder-Tree Hierarchy
Turns your iPhone into a full-functioning, easy-to-use remote
Amazing High Fidelity
Seamless Integration with LAN Sources and Internet Sources
Set it up as a Wired or Wireless Solution
Cons: Firewall issues on Windows x64 editions
Difficult to edit/maintain play lists
Summary: I have a huge collection of MP3s that I've been collecting over the years. I also like to stream Pandora and Rhapsody. My problem has always been: How do ...
Summary: I have a huge collection of MP3s that I've been collecting over the years. I also like to stream Pandora and Rhapsody. My problem has always been: How do I get my collection of music from my computer in my bedroom to my high-quality home stereo in my family room? And how do I do it easily--with an easy-to-use interface? And how do I do this while preserving the best sound fidelity?*** P.S. IF you will buy this Sonos ZonePlayer 90 I suggest you have compare prices before you decide at: www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001CROHX6?ie=UTF8&ref_=dp_olp_new&condition=new#?ie=UTF8&tag=***************&********=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957
I've researched this topic for over a year and finally sprung the $350 for the Sonos ZonePlayer ZP90 because (although a bit more expensive) it gets the highest consumer reviews.
Here's what's amazing about this product:
1) Easy Set Up
I always assume the setup is going to be a lot harder than "they" say. Not with the ZonePlayer. Clear instructions, all the required cables, and easy software setup. I was able to point the Sonos software directly to my collection of music--which was a breeze. Then the Sonos software quickly communicated with the ZonePlayer through my home network without a hitch. Full setup took me approximately 15 minutes.
2) Nearly Endless Music Choices
Since the ZonePlayer can access the MP3s on my hard drive, my music accounts on the internet (Rhapsody and Pandora), and a slew of internet radio stations, the music possibilities seem endless. Mind you, Rhapsody is a subscription service that I pay about $15 per month for.
During setup, the software asked my what my postal code is. Why? Because besides all the free national radio stations it can stream, it has a section of my local radio stations. Open up the local radio station section and the full spectrum of local radio stations is there for me to choose from. Pretty cool.
Besides Rhapsody and Pandora, the ZonePlayer can access several other radio "services" including IHeartRadio, Napster, Last.fm, etc.
3) Folder-Tree Hierarchy
While the software shows my MP3 music collection in typical id3 tag categories (genre, album, artist, etc.) like an ipod does, it also shows me my collection in the same folder-tree hierarchy that I have on my computer. In other words, I've arranged and made my own categories for music on my hard drive, i.e., Pop/Rock, Easy Listening, Celtic, Country, Soundtracks, etc. and I don't want the Sonos software to "mix that up." For those with large, well-organized collections, this is a godsend.
4) Turns your iPhone into a full-functioning, easy-to-use remote
My iPhone automatically connects to my home wireless network whenever I'm in proximity to my home. With the free Sonos iPhone app, my iPhone becomes a fully-functioning remote! Funny thing is--you can buy a Sonos remote for $350 that is the same size as an iPhone...OR you can simply download the free app and use your iPhone as a FREE remote. With my iPhone I can access my MP3s, choose songs on Rhapsody, make and play new radio stations on Pandora, and do nearly everything I could do with the Sonos software on my PC.
The genius of all this is that my PC, the ZonePlayer, and my iPhone are all network devices on my LAN that can "talk" to each other seamlessly and instantly. I can kick back on my couch in front of my stereo system, iPhone in hand, and control all my music including volume.
5) Amazing High Fidelity
(Audiophiles will always argue at this point that MP3s are incapable of true high fidelity, but let's just talk about "normal" people, haha.) I used to work in the video production industry and I have a keen ear for sound. Let me just say that with a great pair of speakers and a good receiver/amplifier the Sonos will give you amazing sound. My music has literally never sounded better. I immediately was able to detect nuances in my music that I could never hear before (meaning that it sounded incredibly good).
6) Seamless Integration with LAN Sources and Internet Sources
Using your iPhone or the PC software you can build a queue of songs. Those songs can be a mix of song files from your computer's hard drive and internet streaming sources such as Rhapsody. With that type of scenario, the ZonePlayer won't skip a beat. It can even cross-fade the songs between the two sources. To you, it will all just sound like great music without any detectable difference between the two.
7) Set it up as a Wired or Wireless Solution.
I have not set up my network in a wireless fashion because I prefer a hard-wired solution over wireless so I can't write from personal experience on this topic. But Sonos is designed to work on its own wireless network if you prefer. This means that you can have music anywhere in your home or business where there is an electrical plug to power the device. The only part of my system that is wireless is between my iPhone and my wireless router--yet communication is immediate with no perceptible lag.
8) Multiple Music Zones are Possible with Additional ZonePlayers
I plan on expanding my system to include 2 more ZonePlayers in different rooms of my house. When I do, I'll be able to play different music in each room (and control them all with my iPhone) or sync all the music if I want to.
Sonos nailed it with this product. It's so elegant in the sense that it works so flawlessly--with no lag--with ease--and with high fidelity.
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I expanded my home entertainment system with SONOS ZP90
by butchcollins on May 23, 2011
Pros: Easy to install. Great interface with existing system. Great sound. Room to expand.
Cons: A little pricey.
Summary: I have a Niles 8 zone sytem throughout most of my house. I use it for TV, DVD, streaming, AM/FM and CD's. I wanted to include my itunes ...
Summary: I have a Niles 8 zone sytem throughout most of my house. I use it for TV, DVD, streaming, AM/FM and CD's. I wanted to include my itunes library. I contacted a dealer about adding an ipod dock and he recommended the SONOS ZP90. I am not a tech savvy person and I was concerned about my ability to interface with my system. Incredibly it took only 15 minutes to install - IT COULD NOT HAVE BEEN EASIER!!!!!!!!!!!!
It not only plays my itunes library but all music stored on my computer plus I can also access thousand's of music stations - locally, nationally and throughout the world. WOW!!!!! On top of that I can access many fee paid music services (if you are subscribed) including Sirius/XM. I had three rooms in the house that were not wired - no problem I just added a S5 zone player (it sounds as good-if not better- than the Bose system) and I plan on adding two more. Soon the entire house will be arocking & arolling - thanks to SONOS.
Ease of set-up / functionality make this system great.
by bremersj on January 7, 2011
Pros: Ease of set-up
Music control: easy to import, search, select, etc.
Functionality: you can play different music in each zone
Cons: Expensive: each module, including the controller, costs between $320 and $450. If you want to add external speakers, you'll pay even more.
Summary: When installing any device that interacts with my home network, I have come to anticipate a significant amount of troubleshooting. Not so with Sonos. After installing the software on my ...
Summary: When installing any device that interacts with my home network, I have come to anticipate a significant amount of troubleshooting. Not so with Sonos. After installing the software on my laptop, it ran me through simple instructions, and I didn't run into any hiccups. When I later installed the software on my desktop, there was even less work to do. Adding more zones is a snap.
The user interface is easy to learn as it seems to mirror the interface on similar devices, such as iTunes and numerous smart phones. Searching a large music library is simple, as long as you have kept your tags - album, artist, genre, etc. - well maintained.
Adding internet radio was easy as well. I instantly found my local radio stations through Sonos' simple-to-use radio search functions. You can search for local radios, national radio, by station, by show, by shows playing now, or shows that will be playing soon - it even tells you how long you'll have to wait for your show to come on.
A feature I didn't realize I would like so much is the one touch "group zones" function. By grouping zones it will play the same music / station in every zone. I loved the fact that I wouldn't miss out on the radio program just because I ran downstairs for a few minutes.
I haven't had the system long enough evaluate durability or potential bugs.
- Manufacturer: Sonos, Inc.
- Part number: ZP90
- Description: The Sonos ZonePlayer 90 lets you play all the music you want, all over your house, on all the audio equipment you already own - your home theater receiver, stereo system, powered speakers, and more. Just connect the ZP90 to any amplified audio device in any room and it's instantly part of the wireless Sonos system. The ZP90's digital and analog outputs deliver superior sound to every room. And with the ZP90's superior wireless range, no room is out of reach. The ZP90 is super small, so it will fit just about anywhere.
- Product type Network audio player
- Network player functionality Digital audio playback,
Internet radio playback
- Width 5.4 in
- Depth 5.5 in
- Height 2.9 in
- Weight 1.5 lbs
- Color Light gray
- Connectivity Ethernet
- Sound Output Mode Stereo
Digital Media & Network Players
- Network player supported digital audio standards WMA,
Ogg Vorbis,
Apple Lossless,
- Response Bandwidth 20 - 20000 Hz
- Total Harmonic Distortion 0.009 %
- Supported Digital Audio Standards MP3,
- Tuner Type - Digital
Inputs & Outputs
- Connections 1xAudio line-in(RCA phono x 2)-Rear,
1xAudio line-out(RCA phono x 2)-Rear,
1xSPDIF output(RCA phono)-Rear,
1xSPDIF output-Rear
- Coaxial Digital Output Yes
- Optical Digital Output Yes
- Included accessories Audio cable kit,
Software kit
- Cables Included Audio cable kit
- Power Device Power supply - Internal
- Power AC 120/230 V
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Sonos, Inc. products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Sonos, Inc.
- Address:
506 Chapala, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
- Phone: 805-965-3001
- Email: email@example.com
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- Developer: Beeline Interactive, Inc.
- Publisher: Capcom Interactive, Inc.
- Genre: Strategy Breeding/Constructing
- Release Date: Nov 11, 2010
- ESRB: Not Set
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Scavenger frustration
Tracker is asking me to get 455xp on handys game and even getting "smurfy" with three pegs all i get is 356
Answer from: Holly
You have to have a perfect hit of muscle thought out all three pegs.
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