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WHITTIER - A longtime associate of Leon Leyson, who was the youngest of 1,100 Jews saved from the Nazis by Oskar Schindler, remembered him Monday as an extraordinary man.
Leyson, 83, died Saturday at a facility in Whittier after a four-year battle with lymphoma.
Leyson was nearly 10 when Germany invaded Poland in 1939. Six months later, his family was sent to a ghetto in Krakow. He survived as mass killings and deportations to concentration camps escalated.
"When he spoke and told his story, he would be that little boy," said Marilyn Harren, director of the Rodgers Center for Holocaust at Chapman University.
"You were looking at the face of a handsome, elderly man, and you felt the spirit of that little boy," she said.
He lost two brothers during the Holocaust. One fled to the family's village and died in a massacre of its 500 residents. The other, who was 16, was deported from the ghetto to a concentration camp.
Leyson was the youngest of the Jewish workers that Schindler, an industrialist, saved by declaring them necessary for production at his factories. Schindler called him "Little Leyson" and at 13 he was so short that he stood on a box to work machinery. He was weak from hunger, so Schindler doubled his rations. He also put Leyson's mother and surviving siblings on his list.
He emigrated to the United States in 1949 and taught at Huntington Park High School for 39 years.
Leyson rarely talked about his experiences.
"The truth is, I did not live my life in the shadow of the Holocaust," he told the Portland Oregonian in 1997. "I did not give my children a legacy of fear. I gave them a legacy of freedom."
However, after the 1993 movie "Schindler's List" rekindled interest in the story, he began a public speaking career around the U.S. and Canada.
Harren called her friend, whom she met about 15 years ago, very humble.
"He didn't realize how much he inspired people," she said.
Leyson's honesty transfixed and inspired audiences with whom he shared his story.
"He never used notes," said Harren, who admitted she learned something new everytime she listened to one of Leyson's presentations. "He spoke from the heart."
Leyson saw a screening of the movie and said it "was like having an out-of-body experience," especially scenes that showed boys running from Nazi commandos.
"That was me. That was my friends," Leyson recalled.
Leyson saw Schindler for the last time in 1974. Schindler visited Los Angeles shortly before his death and Leyson was with a group of Jews who went to the airport to greet him.
Leyson began to introduce himself.
"I know who you are," Schindler said with a grin. "You're Little Leyson."
Leyson is survived by his wife, Lis; son, Daniel, of Los Angeles; daughter Stacy, Warrenton, Va.; sister, Aviva Nissenbaum, of Israel; brother, David, also of Israel, and six grandchildren.
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The Joovy Spoon Walker is a dual-purpose walker and highchair. The super-sized tray of the Joovy Spoon Walker is great for meal and snack time, and can also be used as a place for all your child's toys. Three adjustable height positions, an ultra-wide base and a supportive, comfortable seat pad make the Joovy Spoon Walker an easy way to teach how to walk. The Joovy Spoon Walker is for children weighing up to 30 pounds or 33.5 inches tall.
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The design is the only affordable, simple and clean design I found on the market - all others we saw are quite unsightly.
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We wanted a safe place for our 6 month old to play while we're in the kitchen and doing chores around the house. We can put our own toys on the tray of the walker so he's always got different options to play with - only down side is that we're picking toys off the ground a lot, but not a big deal. He is starting to move himself around, which he loves, but he can also reach things that were previously out of reach, so we've had to ramp up our childproofing efforts. I like the understated, sleek style and color (we have grey) - not the eyesore that most walkers/jumpers/saucers are. Overall very happy with our choice.
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KELLER — Some Keller parents will no longer have to pay for their children to ride the school bus.
The Keller school board voted Monday night to move to what it calls a "blended model" — students living within two miles of their school will still be charged for the service, but students living outside that range can ride for free.
Ridership dropped drastically after Keller ISD began charging up to $360 per child for transportation last year.


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Tony-Winning Musical Jersey Boys Becomes 14th Longest-Running Broadway Show
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As of the 7 PM Jan. 14 performance, the Tony, Olivier and Grammy Award-winning Best Musical Jersey Boys will become the 14th longest-running show in Broadway history, surpassing Grease, with 3,389 performances.
Jersey Boys opened on Broadway Nov. 6, 2005, at the August Wilson Theatre, where it still plays. The show has been seen by over 18 million people worldwide (as of July 2013) and is currently playing in New York; Las Vegas; London; in cities across the U.S. on a national tour, The Netherlands and Seoul, South Korea.
As previously reported, Clint Eastwood is directing an upcoming film adaptation of the hit show, which is due out in June.
Click here for Playbill.com's list of long-running Broadway shows.
The Broadway company stars Matt Bogart (Nick Massi), Drew Gehling (Bob Gaudio) and Richard H. Blake (Tommy DeVito) and Dominic Scaglione, Jr. (Frankie Valli) with Peter Gregus and Mark Lotito, and Miles Aubrey, Erik Bates, Candi Boyd, Jared Bradshaw, Joseph Leo Bwarie, Ken Dow, Russell Fischer, John Edwards, Katie O'Toole, Mauricio Perez, Joe Payne, Nathan Scherich, Sara Schmidt and Katie Webber.
Jersey Boys is written by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, with music by Bob Gaudio, lyrics by Bob Crewe. Two-time Tony Award-winner Des McAnuff directs with choreography by Sergio Trujillo.
The musical, according to press notes, "is the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi, about a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of the tracks who became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were thirty."
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looking for a rela estate script, with mobile option
i dont know if there is such a thing out there, but my client needs a revamp on his site and is looking for something with more current options the the industry uses. he is currently using open-realty, a very old version that was free.
some things on the wish list would be:
1. listing interface of course
2. the option to have a mobile friendly version of the site that is not a separate script, so it does all the funtions of the full site, just stripped down to be mobile friendly.
3. a full blown site where it is also a complete cms solution would be a major plus. so all site updates and pages can be edited by office staff.
4. the option of downloading and uploading of mls info is not needed, but if its included, that would be another plus.
5. working on the idea of having the entire site being a cms solution, the ability to be able to create custom forms with captcha would be a major plus.
for my needs:
1. i am not a programmer by any means, so somthing that is very easy to template would be a advantage for me
2. i am not looking for a remotely hosted solution. something that can be installed on my php (cpanel/whm) platform
3. if there is such a thing to get all these options as open source, thats ok with me, but i am not shying away from a paid script at all. if its going to do everything we need it to do and make it easy for me to set it up for them, we are willing to pay (within a resonable budget).
those are the major priorities we are looking for, of course, more options are better, but as of right now, this is what we are in absolute need of.
i have done a little bit of research on this, and i cant get clear answers if the wp plugin can do all this. especially the mobile version.
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There are a few old threads on the subject. I don't know if any of the suggestions in these might help.
(There are other threads, but they're even older.)Don't serve your porridge and then go out for a walk.
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Each client wants different mobile options. I think you need to be more specific on mobile functionality. WP is not a real estate solution if you want professional website with loads of settings.CUBE SCRIPTS MEDIA
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I would definitely go for "Subrion CMS Real Estate Package" I think this would suit everything you just asked for.


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The branches the boys joined include the Army, Marine Corps, Air Force, and a set of triplets are all heading into the Navy. They're all proud to share their decision and excited for another challenge coming their way.
"We all want to do the same thing. We're all just into it. We found what we wanted to do," said Matthew Ross.
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WP7 links seem to be collected on http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...indows_Phone_7, you can probably add it to there (of course it may be worth checking if it happens to be there already).
Posting links here on the discussion boards does not really work, since they are hard to find, and people do not expect them to be here anyway.
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HARRISBURG, DAUPHIN COUNTY—Things we use every day like deodorant, toilet paper, and razors are easy to take for granted.
But the Catholic Charities Interfaith Family Shelter in Harrisburg desperately needs those supplies.
The shelter helps people like Devorah and Keith Brown who have fallen on some hard times.
They recently lost their business, and were sleeping in their car. They say the shelter is helping them get back on their feet.
"You have families that come in with no diapers, no towels, no washcloths no toothpaste, no toothbrushes, no soap. And they give you all of that when you come in, and all of that comes to them through donations. So without donations places like this will not be able to run," says Mrs. Brown
In a tough economy the shelter is running very low on supplies.
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Minot State University received a grant that will benefit educators across the state.
The STEM grant awards MSU $531,000 a year for two years. In exchange, the university will provide professional development for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics teachers. For the next two summers, the school will host 35 graduate level classes for elementary and high school teachers to enhance their curriculum to better educate their students.
"Teachers need to work with the students, get them involved, especially in experimentation and inquiry and understanding what's going on and be able to apply that in different situations. And if we can better equip the teachers to do that, that should help the students improve their performance in those areas and go out more ready for jobs especially in those areas," says associate professor Dr. Bob Crackel.
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Leyton Orient have strengthened their attack by signing Tottenham Hotspur striker Shaquille Coulthirst on a one-month loan.
Orient boss Russell Slade has made signing a forward a priority after injuries to David Mooney and Shaun Batt.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Gov. Bill Haslam has declared November pancreatic cancer awareness month in Tennessee.The Republican governor made the announcement at a ceremony in Nashville on Monday.Among those joining the governor was Democratic Rep. Lois DeBerry of Memphis, a pancreatic cancer survivor and the first female speaker pro tempore in the House."We have all got to join in the fight if we are going to educate Tennessee about pancreatic cancer," DeBerry told Nashville's News 2 adding, "I went into remission in December, it came back about three months ago and then three weeks ago it was gone again, so I am just so excited." Rep. Beth Harwell added, "Lois is 100% dedicated to helping other people and that is why she is here today." According to the National Cancer Institute, there were about 44,000 new cases of pancreatic cancer in the U.S. this year and more than 37,000 deaths.It is also the only major cancer that has less than a 10% survival rate. "While it is the fourth leading cause of cancer death, by 2015 it is going to out pace breast cancer and by 2020 it may outpace colon cancer to become the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States," Dr. Jordon Berlin with the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center said. Among those killed by the disease was Apple founder Steve Jobs and Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Adolpho A. Birch, who DeBerry said encouraged her before he died even though he was ailing.*The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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After a nineteen month layoff between fights longtime UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre makes his long awaited return to the Octagon this Saturday night in Montreal when he meets interim title holder Carlos Condit. Join me as I examine four major questions looming over the fight...
1) How will GSP be affected by nineteen months on the shelf and a surgically repaired ACL? When we talk about Georges St. Pierre being "back" we may want to temper our expectations. It's entirely possible GSP will walk into the Octagon on Saturday night and pick up right where he left off as the most dominant welterweight on the planet. At the same time, it's not outside the realm of possibility his best days could be behind him.
Simply put, a torn ACL ain't no joke.
Athletes like to use cliches such as "better than ever" and "as good as new" to describe how they feel after coming back from a serious injury, but this is often a misnomer. When it comes to the ACL - which serves to stabilize the knee during sudden movements - many competitors are never able to return to their peak form after an injury. As Dr. Jonathan Gelber M.D. wrote in excellent article discussing St. Pierre's injury on FOXSports.com, "an injured knee is never the same as an uninjured knee."
For a fighter like GSP who relies so heavily on wrestling and quick, explosive movements even a slight deficiency in his knee could have serious repercussions on fight night. It might be the difference between a completed takedown or a stuffed one; between circling away from a Condit roundhouse kick or having it land upside his temple.
Another potential hurdle St. Pierre may have to overcome is the nineteen month layoff between fights. That's enough time for a baby born on the night GSP defeated Jake Shields to have gone from a sweet bundle of joy to a restless ankle bitter scampering through the house and terrorizing the family cat. Sure GSP has logged countless hours sparring in training camp over recent months, but will his reaction time be what it once was when the pads come off and the punches and kicks are coming at him with bad intentions?
All that being said, this is still GSP we're talking about. If past is precedent he's going to go into this fight and find a way to exploit Condit's weaknesses, nullify his strengths, and leave the rest of the welterweight division scratching their heads trying to figure out just what they have to do to beat this guy.
Whatever the case may be we'll find out the answer soon enough, which is part of what makes this fight so intriguing.
2) So what happens if Carlos Condit actually, y'know, wins? A Condit victory on Saturday remains a distinct possibility despite the common assumption St. Pierre will once again prove why he's the best in the world at 170 pounds. While GSP has yet to give us a reason to pick against him, to a certain degree the same can also be said for Condit.
The Natural Born Killer's lone loss since 2006 was a split decision he dropped to Martin Kampmann at his UFC debut back in April of 2009. Since then Condit has gone on to amass a very respectable win streak over the likes of Jake Ellenberger, Rory MacDonald, Dong Hyun Kim, and Nick Diaz. In other words, he's no slouch. Throw in the fact Condit is facing GSP when the champ is fresh off the most trying setback of his career and you have, if not a sure fire recipe for an upset, at least a convincing case for one.
If Condit does play the spoiler on Saturday, what happens next will depend in large part on how he pulls it off. The UFC will be able to book a rematch that will do a monster buyrate if Condit should knock GSP out in the first round, finish him in a back and forth affair, or - perhaps best of all - win a close decision.
However, if St. Pierre doesn't look like the GSP of old and Condit controls the fight, then what happens next is anybody's guess. Does the perfectionist St. Pierre even want to continue if he believes he can't perform at his best? Ultimately I don't think it's likely GSP would retire after a single loss, but it's tough to imagine him being content with life as just another contender at this stage in his career.
Of course the elephant in the Octagon here is that a Condit victory wreaks havoc with plans for a St. Pierre/Anderson Silva superfight next year. The UFC could still market the superfight even if St. Pierre lost, but it wouldn't be anywhere near the blockbuster it's sure to be if both men go into it as the champion of their respective divisions. Condit has mentioned being open to the idea of fighting Silva, but unfortunately that's a dream fight nobody outside of the Natural Born Killer's immediate family sees when they go to sleep at night.
3) Just what is Anderson Silva's deal with all this crazy talk about not fighting next year? Will he or won't he step into the Octagon to challenge GSP if the champ retains his belt? That is the million-plus buyrate question. Dana White insists the two generational talents will get it on in a stadium next Spring, but Silva is being predictably unpredictable and saying he's just in town to film an action movie with buddy Lyoto Machida - one can only hope under the beneficent tutelage of sensei Steven Seagal - and that while he's in the area he figured he'd just check out the fights as a fan.
As near as I can tell there can only be one of five things going on in Silva's head right now.
- He woke up one morning last week, noticed the wind was blowing south, and suddenly the thought popped in his head to eschew the biggest payday of his career in order to spend an entire year chasing butterflies.
- He's trolling Dana just for the hell of it.
- He feels putting all the pre-fight focus on himself and GSP is disrespectful to Condit.
- He's throwing us all a red herring.
- He's playing hard to get as a negotiating tactic.
Of these options I think number five is the most likely, with the probability decreasing as you count backward to one. Silva has a history of saying one thing and then doing another as soon as enough zeroes are added to the end of his check - see the second Chael Sonnen fight for example - so one way or another expect some kind of fireworks between the Spider and GSP. Assuming the latter gets by Condit that is.
4) How stoked are Dana and Lorenzo that GSP is returning to PPV? In a word: very. There simply isn't a bigger PPV draw in the UFC than St. Pierre. His last two fights - against Josh Koscheck at UFC 124 and against Jake Shields at UFC 129 - both drew 800,000 buys according to MMAPayout.com Blue Book. To put that in perspective the only show to beat those numbers since St. Pierre has been out of action was the blockbuster Anderson Silva/Chael Sonnen rematch at UFC 147 that did 950,000 buys. The only other fight in the neighborhood during that time frame was the Jon Jones/Rashad Evans grudge match at UFC 145 which came in at 700,000 buys. Or to put it in even starker relief, the average PPV buyrate during St. Pierre's absence was 390,000 buys. It isn't often a star comes along who can draw over 400,000 buys above average just by having his name on the marquee, but that's just what St. Pierre is.
One thing worth noting is that pay per view buys have been slightly down since the move to FOX. Some attribute this to the traditional UFC Countdown specials being buried on the low-penetration FUEL TV, whereas others think it's a consequence of the injury epidemic that has ravaged card after card this year. Another viewpoint is that MMA just simply isn't as hot as it was a couple years ago. The PPV number St Pierre's return draws after a year and a half away from the sport and coming off three weeks of UFC Primetime build on FX will help answer at least some of these questions.
One thing is certain for the UFC though: when you're in the Georges St. Pierre business, business is good.
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Sit back and remember that he is 23 years old. Think also that Michael Vick, as great as he was last season, had only about 11 games' worth of action and Vick's offensive coordinator — Marty Mornhinweg — believes can reach Steve Young-like levels of production. The Eagles' focus this season will be on better pass protection and better red-zone execution, and Maclin, who is expected to be fine after missing the start of camp because of an undisclosed illness, really could benefit from both.
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Maclin increased his receptions from 56 to 70 in Year Two, and I easily could forecast another 14-catch bump in Year Three to 84 catches. His yardage went up proportionally in his second season, and I think that Maclin's yards per catch will go up from 13.8, his average each of his first two seasons. At 15 yards per grab or more, Maclin would surpass 1,170 yards with that many receptions.
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LUBBOCK-In the program's first-ever appearance in the NJCAA Region V West Softball Tournament on Thursday, the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen struggled to get much going at the plate in their 7-1 loss to the Howard College Lady Red Hawks.
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As the Borger Lady Bulldogs prepare to take on the Andrews Lady Mustangs in the 3A Area Round of the playoffs this weekend, it might be easy for some Borger fans to forget that it was just two years ago that the team was able to collect just one win on the softball diamond. At the time, this could've been considered an improvement from the winless season the varsity squad experienced from the previous year.
West Texas A & M University was the place to be yesterday if you wanted to see the West Texas High School Comanches on the diamond. The Tribe was the visiting team in their first of a best of three series against the Nazareth Swifts. The Comanches are vying for the Bi-District trophy and a chance to move on to the Area round against Clarendon. WT High took control of their destiny in game one with a 6-1 win over the Swifts.
West Texas High's Terrence Bonds qualifies for state in 300m hurdles
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On Pool's second to last throw, the senior reached a mark of 40-5 to finish behind Kebbeh Darpolor of Pecos, who had a throw of 41-10 1/2.
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The Lady Plainsmen clinched a berth into the regional tournament this weekend by winning three of four games against Clarendon College.
The Lady Plainsmen will open the tournament by taking on the Howard College Lady Red Hawks at 11:00 a.m.
The winner will take on Midland College tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 p.m.
Tonight starts four days of local high school softball and baseball team action, with teams looking to make noise in the post season.
The West Texas High Comanches will begin their best of three 1A Bi-District round series with the Nazareth Swifts tonight at 5:00 p.m.
All three games will be played at Wilder Park at West Texas A&M in Canyon.
Game two will take place on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. with game three following, if necessary.
Monday afternoon Borger senior J'Cee Pool earned a trip to the state track meet by easily winning the girls discus in Lubbock at the 3A Region I Track Meet.
Pool's top throw went for 138-3 feet which was just under 17 feet better than the second place finisher, who had a throw for 121-8.
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Tellers: An American Chophouse
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SteakPrice: $50 and over
Tellers: An American Chophouse
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.tellerschophouse.com/
- Phone: 6312777070x
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Lunch: Monday through Friday 11:30AM - 2:30PM.
Dinner: Monday through Thursday 5:00PM - 10:00PM. Friday and Saturday 5:00PM - 11:00PM. Sunday 3:00PM - 9:00PM.
Gold Bar: Monday through Thursday 11:30AM - Midnight. Friday 11:30AM - 1:00AM. Saturday 5PM - 1AM. Sunday 3:00PM - 11:00PM.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Continental
- Executive Chef: Edward Villatoro
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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- Catering: Available; visit our website for more information, menus and room photos or please contact Tellers directly at 631.277.7070
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A word from Tellers: An American Chophouse
Tellers defines an American Chophouse with classic steakhouse fare and contemporary twists on American themes. Premium cordials are offered in the Gold Bar and the extensive wine list has received awards from Wine Spectator.Continued
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121 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
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- TellersEvaJDDined on 8/25/2014Very nice, pleasant atmosphere and great food. Staff very attentive and friendly.Special Features:
- Ancora Imparo 2AncoraImparo2Dined on 8/23/2014Great first experience. Excellent ambiance exceeded by great service, choice wine list, and a refreshing, creative version of the classics. Looking forward to my next visit already. Bravo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent as AlwaysMessiDined on 8/21/2014Tellers provides excellent food with presentation and service to match. I haven't been disappointed in any visit. Our last found the sides done as well as the aged signature rib eye, strip steak and filet which were perfectly prepared. The scalloped potatoes, 5 cheese mac and cheese are both crusted and flavorful. The duck fat fries used to be gratis and a token surprise. It was odd to add them added to the menu at a trivial 3$ for the table; still worth ordering. There are things on the menu that can make this a modestly priced meal. My wife and daughter split an entree which more than satisfied them. Creme brûlée and Guiness ice-cream great. Once again thoroughly pleased with the special meal provided.Special Features:
- Always goodtravel2eatDined on 8/17/2014This is our go-to place for birthdays...consistently good! Ask for a table downstairs...the high ceilings of this former bank make it a wonderful space. Upstairs, while nice, is just not that special...but this in no way takes away from the great steaks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience once again.spriritt11VIPDined on 8/17/2014We love Tellers. We decided to eat in the bar/lounge area this time. It was a very lovely experience.. ....very intimate and quiet. The food was outstanding, as usual. We had the baked clams and shrimp cocktail as an appetizer, followed by the porterhouse for two with two orders of the truffle fries with our steak. The steak was done to perfection. We also ordered a lovely bottle of wine to go with our dinner. Great place to go!!!!Special Features:
- DarlaVIPDined on 8/17/2014We have always enjoyed the meals we have had. Great food and service.Special Features:
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/17/2014We decided to go because we wanted a good steak. The New York strip was all grizzle. I was surprised they would actually serve it. The manager seemed to notice but didn't seem to care.
- Great steakkenhub24Dined on 8/16/2014Excellent food and great atmosphere. Steaks were amazing and the desserts were out of this world. Expensive but worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good ExperienceLIdinerDined on 8/16/2014First time a tellers. Greatly enjoyed the experience. Service was outstanding. Not overly burdensome but my wife realized our waiting watching from a far to make sure we did not want for anything. Probably the best service I have experienced at a LI restaurant. Food was very good, lobster mac and cheese was outstanding. I had the teller rib eye, which was very fatty even for a rib eye. Overall would recommend.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special!MFP85Dined on 8/14/2014Service was highly impressive and the food was amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never anything but excellentYMM23Dined on 8/14/2014Tellers is one of my families favorite restaurants. The food, service and ambiance are always 5 star. Tellers is a "must" for anyone who lives on Long Island !!Special Features:
- All GreatpandemoniumboutiqueVIPDined on 8/14/2014Definately try the Freemark Abbey Cabernet, it is fabulous!Special Features:
- Anniversary Week!FoodisGoodDined on 8/14/2014It was our third year celebrating end of summer before kids went to back to College during "Teller's Anniversary Week". Always so much fun tasting and enjoying the ample wine list of the night. Of course the steaks were DELICIOUS!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeBKJLVDined on 8/13/2014We have visited Tellers a lot over the years and it has always been a great dining experience. They have monthly wine events that let you taste great wines from their collection. The prices went up recently for their food, so expect to spend a decent amount for dinner. Overall, a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- must go toOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/12/2014the filet mignon wellington is perfect. tender and tasty.Special Features:
- Amazing! !!Dave212Dined on 8/6/2014Best dinner and drinks and an amazing atmosphere. .. went twice in a week. ..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently deliciousGSPMJPDined on 8/3/2014Teller's never fails to offer up a wonderful experience. Our family thoroughly loved our dishes and happily shared in small tastes! The wait staff is always attentive without being overbearing. The atmosphere is wonderful. This is certainly a great spot for special occasions or a casual lunch.Special Features:
- Common SenseChasDined on 8/2/2014I made our reservation with Open Table and requested that the occasion was for a 75th birthday and would like a quite table. The restaurant was pretty empty but we were given a table on the second floor, didn't even know they had a second floor, up a spiral staircase and table in the middle of dining room with a birthday party of 12 next to us. Not very quite, our food order was wrong and who gives a 75 year old a table on the second floor without an elevator or bathrooms? I complained about the location and was told I should have called in the reservation and not used Open Table if I wanted something better. Not the best recommendation for Open Table. I guess I expected more from a expensive steakhouse, will find another.
- Delightful, except...KillerqueenVIPDined on 8/2/2014We brought Mom there for her 89th birthday. Staff was attentive (except when we really wanted the check to leave), dinner was exceptional for Mom and I. The home made tater tots were like mashed potato puffs, and rather inventive except it didn't mention cheese in them... A big no-no for my hubby! (We should have sent them back, because he wouldn't eat them, but Mom and I did!). Mom had lamb, I had the filet, husband had the NY strip which he found very underwhelming. A pretty place. We will go again ,Special Features:
- Living up to its reputationjmemmaDined on 7/30/2014This is our third time dining at Tellers. We travel from San Diego every summer and we go here to celebrate our family being together and summer birthdays. The food was superb. The atmosphere is always lively and the service is right on. This time our our server was slower coming to check on us than usual, which may have been that he busier as the night wore on.Special Features:
- Best steak everHappyeaterDined on 7/27/2014For very special occasions we go to Tellers and always order the Teller's special ribeye. And it is OUTSTANDING. It's quite pricey, but if you have the extra bucks, well worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing steaks, serviceBrooksieVIPDined on 7/22/2014No matter what type of steak they have, they are all amazing. I don't think you'll find anyplace that provides better customer service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/19/2014must get the "burnt broccoli"-that is the name of the side dish-It was deliciousSpecial Features:
- The ribeye was greatAramVIPDined on 7/19/2014Everything we had starting with the duck fat fries were delicious. The entire staff including Sommelier where friendly and helpful.Special Features:
- FatbackDined on 7/17/2014Should be rated 6 star....Exceeds 5 star. Great service,food,My wife ordered the wellington,I ordered the NY Strip.No review,Just go there and try it.Special Features:
- Excellent as usualFrankieboyDined on 7/17/2014If you are looking for a good steak dinner, you can't go wrong with Tellers. They are always on the money with their food. The steaks always come out as you ordered them with absolutely no surprises. The starters and sides were all excellent. You have to order the duck fat french fries while you are looking over the menu. They are surprisingly good. The wait staff is friendly and attentive without being cloting or intrusive. This can be a tough balance to strike.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EXCELLENT!miclebe1Dined on 7/15/2014The food, the service, the atmosphere, everything was excellent! If you are in the mood for a great steak, Teller's is the place to go!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Daysheehy1125Dined on 7/15/2014I was with a party of seven, including teens. The staff was extremely accomodating and the food was outstanding. I look forward to returning.Special Features:
- Excellent food & serviceaksmakDined on 7/12/2014This was my second time there and the food and service is amazing. The waiters are always so friendly and attentive. I will be going back many more timesSpecial Features:
- FoodqueenDined on 7/12/2014Delicious food, very pricey. Blueberry cheesecake also wonderful! Tables for two are too close together .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingJonGruskyDined on 7/12/2014Our bachelor party group was so well accommodated. Staff was very attentive and the food was off-the-charts amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- haleatsoutDined on 7/12/2014Tellers was wonderful, Open Table was not... You boxed us in with either a 5 or 9 pm reservation, a 6 or 6:30 reservation was easily available !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steaks awesome!lovingfoodDined on 7/5/2014Appetizers and Steaks were awesome! We weren't thrilled with the duck fries or the mushrooms. We had the raw clams and baked clams to start. They were good, fresh and no sand! I had the filet Mignon wellington and that was so delicious! It was prepared to perfection! And the presentation was perfect! My husband had the steak and it was also perfect. Cooked to his liking! My husband and I both had drinks. The wine was excellent. I just thought the prices were very high! We've been to many steak houses and prices are always high but Tellers is even higher! We will go back just not as quickly.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/3/2014This is a spot we go to for our anniversary/birthday dinners and always have great service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/30/2014steak was excellent, duck fries were basically fries in small cups, they need to work on their tomato salad not what we expected service was very good dessert was really greatSpecial Features:
- Never go to fireplace - bar area!!MeryESVIPDined on 6/28/2014I love this restaurant, but I made a huge mistake accepting to be seated at the bar because the main dining room was full -not my fault, I booked in advance!!- the blonde lady attending that area (3 tables and the bar) was just not caring, too busy. The A/C was terribly high that I was almost shivering wishing so hard to leave. This kind of restaurant can't afford having a one lady with a waiter to cover a dining area, just can't. I had the usual surf & turf and I paid the same as usual (around $160 for dinner for two including drinks) without the fancy, classy and great service you get at the main dining room.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/28/2014This is THE steakhouse of all steakhouses! Food and Service is always to shelf. They make a killer martini!!Special Features:
- Joanne DelBiancoOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/24/2014We went to Tellers for our 42 wedding anniversary the food was wonderful the service was outstanding. We will not wait until our next anniversary to go backSpecial Features:
- Very accommodatingluv2eatoutDined on 6/22/2014The service was excellent. Didn't have to ask for anything, everyone was very attentive. My steak was cooked perfectly and my son's burger was nice and juicy. I will gladly go back there again.Special Features:
- Always AmazingJosephDined on 6/17/2014You can never go wrong here, the service, food and wine list is outstanding, this is a must visit resturant!Special Features:


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PowerBar Triple Threat Energy Bars Chocolate Toffee Almond
Size/Count 15.0 ea
- Great before and during exercise
- Delivers muscle-building power
- Fuels you to keep you going
Receiving Options
10g Protein
15-55g (1.94oz) Energy Bars
PowerBar® Triple Threat Long Lasting Energy tastes like a candy bar, but is a great choice for use before or during moderate-intensity exercise such as team and action sports. The nuts, oat bran and 10g protein deliver nutritious, long lasting energy and muscle-building power. Try all five great flavors: Caramel Peanut Fusion, Chocolate Caramel Fusion, Chocolate Butter Crisp, Chocolate Toffee Almond, S'mores
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The PowerBar Performance System is an innovative three-step guide designed to help athletes and active people navigate through sports nutrition guidelines and product choices for key phases of exercise, and to provide more experienced athletes with the essential tools to optimize their personal sports nutrition program.
Before Activity:
- Start well hydrated-drink fluids before exercise
- Start every workout properly energized. These PowerBar products prepare your body with the energy it needs to help perform your best.
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During Activity:
- Stay hydrated-drink fluids with electrolytes to prevent dehydration
- Stay fueled by consuming carbs during exercise lasting more than one hour
After Activity:
- Re-hydrate to replace lost fluids and electrolytes
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Power Bar is supported by Nestle's worldwide leadership in nutritional science.
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Made in USA
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Shipping Weight (in lbs): 2.13 Product in inches (LxWxH): 8.45x 5.95x 2.5
Item Code: 235815
Contains Almond, Milk, Peanut, and Soy Ingredients. Made on equipment that also processes wheat.
Chocolate Coating , Fractionated Palm Kernel Oil , Alkalized Cocoa , Whey , Nonfat Milk , Soy Lecithin , Vanilla (Vanilla Planifolia) , Caramel Corn Syrup , Sugar , Cream , Water , Fructose , Palm Oil , Soy Lecithin, Salt , Disodium Phosphate , Flavors (Natural) , Carrageenan (Red Seaweed) , Corn Syrup , Trisource Protein Blend (Whey Protein Isolate , Calcium Caseinate [From Milk] , Soy Protein Isolate , Maltitol Syrup , Glycerin , Soy Crisps: (Soy Protein Isolate , Tapioca Starch , Salt , Peanuts , Peanut Flour , Flavors (Natural)contains sesame , Peanut Butter , Oat Fiber , Inulin , Maltodextrin , Soy Lecithin, Salt, Almond Butter , Minerals: , Magnesium Oxide , Zinc Gluconate , IronFerrous Fumarate , Copper Gluconate , Vitamins: Vitamin CAscorbic Acid , Vitamin E Acetate , Vitamin B3Niacin , Pantothenic AcidCalcium Panothenate , Vitamin B6 , Vitamin B2Riboflavin , Vitamin B1 (Thiamin)Thiamin Mononitrate , Folic Acid (Folate) Vitamin B12 , Biotin (Vitamin H) , Vitamin B12
|Nutrition Facts
|Serving Size : 1 bar (55g)
Serving per Container : 15
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily value*
|Total Fat 9 g
|Saturated Fat 4 g
|Cholesterol <5 mg
|Sodium 220 mg
|Potassium 1300 mg
|Total Carbohydrate 31 g
|Dietary fiber 3 g
|Sugars 16 g
|Protein 10 g
|Vitamin A IU
|Vitamin C mg
|Thiamin (B1) mg
|Riboflavin (B2) mg
|Vitamin B6 mg
|Calcium mg
|Iron mg
|Calories 230 Calories
|Calories From Fat 80 Calories