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If you are looking to add a new music system to your home entertainment center, SSonos will immerse you in your favorite tunes with an unforgettable music experience. The SONOS PLAY:3 is the versatile, all-in-one player with big sound in a compact size. With three integrated speakers and three digital amps, PLAY:3 streams all the music on earth wirelessly in any room for wall-to-wall sound. Go vertical or horizontal. If you hve a smartphone, you can control the Sonos PLAY:3 via the Sonos mobile application. Turn on, off, change the track, or lower and raise the volume, all on your smartphone. Convenient and hassle-free, you can enjoy your tunes, right from the palm of your hand.
If you are looking for a great sound, along with incredible bass, the Sonos PLAY:3 has a bass radiator that is tuned to perfection for the PLAY: 3. Enjoy your music with rich sound and booming beats. Pair that up with incredible treble control and you have yourself a powerful, professional audio experience.
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I replaced a full stereo system with one Play3. I have put all my tapes and CD's on to computer and they are now all available. I then bought a NAS and they are...Read complete review
I replaced a full stereo system with one Play3. I have put all my tapes and CD's on to computer and they are now all available. I then bought a NAS and they are all available all the time. Now I am streaming music from Spotify and re-discovering music I thought I would not hear again. I will add another Play3 to make a matched pair and then spread to other rooms.Thanks for making it easy and encouraging me to set up a decent home network. An added advantage is that all my pictures are now networked as well.
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I bought the Sonos Play 3 after reading the many great reviews. The build quality looks and feels great, the problem is the software. I have a laptop I use for my work,...Read complete review
I bought the Sonos Play 3 after reading the many great reviews. The build quality looks and feels great, the problem is the software. I have a laptop I use for my work, I have an ipad and iphone, I purchased 90% my music on my phone and ipad, I don't have it on my laptop. I loaded the sonos apps but couldn't play any of the music on my iphone or ipad??? After researching online I read you can't play the music from your iphone, ipad or ipod. The app is a remote control to play the music that lives on your laptop/PC or a NAS box. To get the music on the NAS you still have to have all the music on your laptop/PC and then sync to your NAS by running up itunes. Buy a new song on your phone and you can't play it until you open laptop and download again on itunes. This isn't as easy as airplay, sorry but this isn't for me and I so wanted it to be.
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Perfect for outdoor!
By SlowhandLuc
from Boucherville, Quebec
Comments about Sonos PLAY 3 Black Wireless Speaker System:
I use it for outdoor purpose on the patio… Always very good music and sound available….
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Sonos Play 3
By Rick
from Eden, UT
About Me Practical, Technically Challenged
I use my one Play 3 in my living room and outside. For me, it's great...full sound and enough power for both settings. I enjoy music but would not say I have a great ear, but I'm very happy with the sound and ease of use. I intend to purchase at least one more.
Happy home has great sounding music!
By Scottie Home
from Sacramento, CA
About Me Tech Savvy
After reading many of the reviews on Sonos and other non-Sonos, I decided it was a safe bet that we would love a Sonos in our house... and just as expected it is a perfect fit. On Christmas morning, we she opened the box... I turned on the music with my phone... it was so fun!
Expensive But Good
By BK
from Chicago, IL
About Me Practical, Tech Savvy
I purchased four PLAY:3 units for use in our 30'x40' tradeshow booth. They performed well even in a noisy exposition hall and made our booth exciting and entertaining. They are easy to setup and sound awesome for their smaller size. If they were $50 less, I'd buy several for my house.
The Love the Sound
By Like Streaming Music
from Wichita Falls, TX
About Me Practical
I just read the not to include statement, which no comments on pricing, well to tell you the truth the pricing will keep me from buying another component for awhile, maybe later!
Bought 2 for my terrace
By Wonky
from New York
I bought this so I can bring music outdoors n my terrace. I live the sound and look. I just wish that it didn't lose its group setup when I disconnect power to move it. I always have to regroup the speaker to the main one. Also wish it was outdoor rated so I did not have to bring in and out. Other than that it is a flexible easy system
By beth
from ny
Happy with purchase
By Bob Valensky
from Burbank, CA
I enjoy my system, it sounds great out by the pool. People love to check it out. I realize now how much I use Spotify's app and their radio service. I know this is a big deal for Sonos right now, but I have to say it's my biggest disappointment. I want to be able to use Spotify radio, and I know Sonos' reply is tell Spotify to add it to the API, but with the Spotify "devices" feature, I think they need to move that way as well. But, past that everything else is great. I plan to get another 3 and a 5 as well.
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Nice, looking for the next one.
By Flash10
from Chi-town
About Me Audiophile, Tech Savvy
Easy set up to bridge. You can only hear, not see it, love that.
Major sound quality improvement.
By Michellemartini
from Los Angeles, CA
About Me Audiophile, Entertain At Home, Music Junky
I use Sonos to fill my home with music that I love that sounds great. I dream of the day that I can expand and add components to my home!
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Freespirit Girls Longline Padded Coat with Fur Hood
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Freespirit Girls Longline Padded Coat with Detachable Fur Hood
This practical padded coat by Freespirit will equip her for the wintry elements.
Available in chic black or rosy pink, this comfy coat looks and feels great. The longer length provides additional coverage, while the fashionable fur trim hood is detachable. Complete with a storm flap fastening and high rounded neck, this coat promises to lock in warmth and block out the wind and rain.
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- Fully lined
Freespirit Everyday Leggings (2 Pack)
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Freespirit Everyday 2 pack Leggings. Essential item, Ideal for Layering, especially for the cold months ahead.Colour: Black. 95% cotton, 5% elastane. Machine washable.
Freespirit Prom Button Through Belted Spot Dress
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Freespirit Girls Spotty Prom Dress with Patent Waist Belt
She can jive the evening away in this 50s fit and flare prom dress by Freespirit.
In black and white polka dots, this dress pops with pretty pink florals. The skater shape will flare out as she twists on the dance floor, and the white net underskirt adds further volume. Finished with a patent pink waist belt, this lovely dress is full of retro style.
She can wear this spotty prom dress with ballet pumps for parties.
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- Quality cotton
- Pink flower prints
- Visible white net underskirt
- Patent waist belt
- Fit and flare style
- Button through front
- Short sleeves
- Fully lined
Freespirit Jersey Cardigan
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Freespirit Girls Jersey Waterfall Cardigan with Peplum Back Hem
This jersey waterfall cardigan is the perfect light layer for those cooler autumn days. It stylishly drapes open without a zip or button fastening, so she won't get too hot or uncomfortable. It's finished with a fashionable peplum hem at the back to keep her firmly ahead of the fashion-pack.
This cardi looks great layered over leggings or skinny jeans for an instant glam outfit.
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- Light jersey fabric
- Draped front
- Cuffed sleeves
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Freespirit Girls Graffiti BFF Top and Leggings Set – great value!
Give her something to tweet about with this fab top and leggings set from #Freespirit.
The white cotton top has short sleeves and a rounded neck, and features pink graffiti graphics from front to back. With a slightly longer length, the top is perfect for layering over the matching black leggings.
She can team this trendy set with a pair of plimsolls for a cool laid-back style – guaranteed to get all her #fashion followers and #BFFs commenting on social media!
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- 2 piece set
- Quality cotton
- Great value
- Top with graffiti graphics
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- Short sleeve top with rounded neck
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Freespirit Girls Peter Pan Collar Spot Dress
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Freespirit Girls Peter Pan Collar Dress in Hot Pink or Black and White Spots
Give her look a sweet 60s twist with this stylish dress by Freespirit.
Available in two chic designs (hot pink or black and white spots), this lovely dress takes its inspiration from vintage fashions. The necks are detailed with pretty Peter Pan collars that pop in contrasting colour, while the 60s swinging shape will keep her feeling comfortable.
Finished with short sleeves and subtle puff shoulders, this retro dress fastens at the back with a cute keyhole and button closure.
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- Hot pink or black & white spot
- Peter Pan collar in contrasting colour
- Swing shape
- Short sleeves with subtle puff shoulder
- Keyhole and button at back
Freespirit Girls Jersey Quilted Blazer
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Freespirit Girls Quilted Black Blazer with Diamond Shape Stitching
This chic quilted blazer by Freespirit is a stylish cover-up this season.
In a comfy quilted fabric, this sophisticated black blazer will go with everything. The diamond shaped stitching adds texture and a fashionable finish, while flap pockets and a classic collar make it perfect for smarter events. With a pretty peplum hem, this fab blazer is bang-on trend, and the sleeves can be rolled up to show off the cute tartan lining.
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- Jersey fabric
- Diamond shape stitching
- Comfy quilted style
- Flap front pockets
- Classic collar and button fastening
- Peplum hem
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Freespirit Stripe Ponte Dress
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0 reviewColour: Black/White Stripe ponte: 97% polyester, 3% elastane. Plain ponte: 97% polyester, 3% elastane. Machine washable.
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Freespirit Girls Everyday Cardigan – great value!
A feminine cardigan is an absolute wardrobe essential for any girl. Ideal for covering up as evenings draw in on holiday or at a summer BBQ, or for layering as the weather gets colder, it's a total must-have.
This great value cardy from Freespirit is in a lightweight knitted cotton and features a round neck, long sleeves and a button up front. In a fab choice of colours including black, pink, navy, white and grey there's sure to be one to suit her style.
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- 7 colour choices available
- Long sleeves
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- Button up
- Great value
Freespirit Waterfall Cardigan
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Freespirit Girls Waterfall Cardigan
Perfect for adding an extra layer over skinny jeans and a t-shirt when the evenings get a bit cooler, this stylish waterfall cardigan from Freespirit is a versatile addition to her wardrobe.
With long sleeves and a draped front, the cardigan is comfortable to wear as well as helping her look chic. Go for plain black to wear over party clothes, or the fun pink and beige Nordic-inspired print for a more casual look.
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- 2 design choices available
- Draped front
- Comfortable
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Freespirit Chevron Stripe Prom Style Dress
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Freespirit Girls Prom Dress in Monochrome Chevron Stripes
This chic chevron dress by Freespirit is the perfect party piece!
Inspired by the fashionable 50s, this monochrome prom dress flaunts a full skirt and fitted bodice. Its stylish zigzag pattern is complemented by a beautiful black bow at the waist, while a white net underskirt peeps out for a retro design. Its vintage charm is given a contemporary spin with a zip up back that pops in neon pink.
She can complete this fun 50s look with a pair of silver ballet pumps.
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- Freespirit girls prom dress
- Quality cotton
- Sleeveless
- Zigzag pattern
- Fit and flare style
- Visible net underskirt
- Bow waist
- Pink zip up back
Freespirit Jersey Top Heart Print Belted Dress 5-16 years
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She'll fall in love with this pretty Girls Jersey Top Heart Print Belted Dress from Freespirit
This stylish sleeveless dress from the fab Freespirit range is light and cool for summertime parties and sizzling BBQs.
In classic black and white, the dress features a lovely heart print cotton skirt that she'll just adore. It flares at the middle for a girly shape, and a pink patent belt pulls in the waist. The structured and stretchy jersey top features a block black panel at the neck and back. And a pretty netted underskirt peeps out for a 50s inspired finish. The dress is fully lined for a soft finish.
She can wear this dress with a pair of bow ballet pumps for a heart-stopping style.
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- Freespirit girls dress
- Sleeveless skater style
- Jersey top
- Cotton heart print skirt
- Black block detail to neck and back
- Pink waist belt
- Visible net underskirt

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Amy Childs wants Rylan Clark to join her new reality TV show
Former TOWIE beauty wants the Celebrity Big Brother 2013 winner to appear on her big new telly project
Amy Childs has revealed she's working on a brand new reality TV show, and she wants Celebrity Big Brother 2013 winner Rylan Clark to join her.
The former TOWIE beauty says she hopes when the X Factor star's schedule becomes less busy they can work together on her big new project.
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Speaking to the Daily Star Sunday, the 22-year-old said: "Lots of people want to see me and Rylan doing our own show.
"Hopefully when he's less busy we can take over Essex and have a real laugh. He's already told me he wants to come in my salon."
Amy kept details of her new show a secret, but she did reveal she received plenty of TV offers after appearing on Celebrity Wedding Planner.
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The red-haired beauty said: "I'm filming a new show – it's my big new project. I can't say too much.
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Osteria al Doge
- Address:
142 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Osteria al Doge
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.osteria-doge.com/
- Phone: 2129443643
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:30pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Lunch delivery service available
- Private Party Facilities: Private party facilities available
- Private Party Contact: Damien Peyre or Olivier Robert 2129443643
- Special Events: In order to arrive for your New Years reservation please include your email and or fax number to recieve your pass to access the restaurant.
A word from Osteria al Doge
Located in the heart of Times Square in the theatre district, Osteria al Doge has become renowned for offering authentic Venetian cuisine whether for a high power lunch, friendly get together or dinner before or after the theatre. Throughout the Years, Osteria al Doge has developed a glowing reputation for its use of only the best quality products & the freshest produce, not to mention its charming atmosphere. The balcony dinning area is perfect for private functions; flowers & colorful Italian ceramics all contribute to the compelling atmosphere of this wonderful room. Osteria al Doge promises much more than distinctive atmosphere and fabulous food: Count on our personal attention and overriding commitment to making your event a smashing success.Continued
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284 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (108)fit for foodies (72)special occasion (70)great for lunch (51)romantic (43)good for groups (42)notable wine list (19)kid-friendly (18)hot spot (17)late-night find (16)great for brunch (13)vibrant bar scene (5)scenic view (1)Show More
- Pre-theater diningJG44Dined on 8/29/2014I was not impressed by the restaurant. I felt rushed by waiter despite the fact I got there extra early to avoid being late to the theater. Food was marginal and salty. Avoid if possible!!!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Love everything about this restaurant. Good prices, excellent food and service. Always a great pre theater meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Geat DinnerLovesToDineDined on 8/27/2014Went there after seeing an afternoon Broadway show. Service was quick and friendly. Started with one of their pizzas which was delicious. Main course of pasta for my wife and veal for me was most enjoyable. Cocktails were excellent. Our second time there and would go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Careful what you order.MarvelousDined on 8/25/2014This was our second time at this restaurant. First time we had pasta and it was very good, perfect for pre theater since the restaurant is right in the theater district. However, this time I ordered a sauteed calamari dish and it came out totally dried out and some pieces were deep fried beyond recognition. The waiter was very accomodating and took the dish away without question. No manager ever came over and I just reordered a seafood boulibase that was just ok. my wife had a lemon chicken dish that she liked and looked very fresh and simply prepared.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/23/2014It was very convenient to our theater and parking garage, but the food was fair at best and portions were small. I would not go back.
- Great spot for dinner before a playOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014My wife and I were spending our 25th annivesary in NYC. Looking for a convienient spot for dinner before a Broadway play, and found Oseria al Doge. Great find. Convenient to Broadway. Spinach ravioli was trrrific as was the snapper dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- balcony dinnerSallyGirlDined on 8/23/2014Our party of 4 was seated upstairs in a corner. All of us were content with our meals and the staff was pleasant. It wasn't a "quiet" spot, but was not overwhelming. We will go back. if you are looking for very good Italian and a pretty room, yet not pretentious and over the top, this is worth considering!Special Features:
- TONYDined on 8/23/2014We've been there several times and have always been very satisfied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location for Theatre goersTonyDined on 8/22/2014The restaurant is in a great location and right next to the parking garage and easy walking distance to any theatre. Though not an extensive menu enough to choose. The wine list for an Italian restaurant is somewhat limited, I was specifically looking for a wine from Banfi since many other New York Restaurants carry it. Service was very good. My major issue was I made a reservation 3 weeks prior and was seated in the last table on the second floor in the corner , that was very disappointing, since there were many seats on the main floor open at the time we arrived 6PMSpecial Features:
- DogeDined on 8/21/2014Lovely, romantic restaurant. Atmosphere was great along with the food and staff. Bartender was very attentive and friendly. He made you feel very welcome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/20/2014We went here after our show, good meal, nice service, seats were good, overlooking the rest of the place. Acoustics need work! We were two feet away from each other and couldn't hear a thing, but other than that, a really nice place to eat!Special Features:
- MishyDined on 8/18/2014This restaurant's food was good. Being a vegetarian I struggled to find entrees that worked for my diet. Service was outstanding.
- Pre-Theatre MainstayEBLizVIPDined on 8/16/2014I've made "the Doge" as my friends and I call it my pre-theatre go-to for years and years. This time my fiance and I were hitting the 10pm performance of Hedwig, so while we were still going pre-theatre, our timin was a little different. We got stuck in crazy traffic getting in and "The Doge" was totally accommodating and so friendly. When we got there we let our waitress know that even though it wasn't the normal theatre rush hour we were still on the clock to make a show, and she was so goo about keeping the courses and drinks moving briskly along. As always we had a great meal with great service in one of the only actually legit and cute places in the theatre district and made it to our seats well before curtain. We'll be back next show!Special Features:
- Good Pre Theatre for groupsfoodDined on 8/16/2014Had Lunch/Brunch with 5 ladies before heading out to Broadway. The location is great. Service very attentive. Interesting enough menu that you could go with a more traditional breakfast entrée or pasta/pizza lunch entrée. The food was good but a little pricey. All in all a pleasant experience.Special Features:
- xyz123VIPDined on 8/14/2014went for pre-theater dinner. Good service, good food. pretty dependable.
- great pre-theatermecarpDined on 8/13/2014This is a great pre-theater restaurant. The staff is very good at ensuring you get out in time. One time we thought our show started at 8 pm but it started at 7pm. The staff served us a great meal and got us out on time.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014Great food. Great service. Always conciderate of our curtain time. A great place for dinner before a show.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014Located right in theatre district, this is a good local place to grab dinnerSpecial Features:
- mimiannemimianneDined on 8/12/2014A very good midtown pre-theatre spot. Service can vary somewhat but is, in general, attentive.Special Features:
- Highly RecommendmrbillDined on 8/10/2014Have been there several times and each time the service, food and ambience was just right. We always get the specials and are never disappointed. Very short walk near the Theatre district makes this our stop every time we go to see a show. Would recommend you give it a try.Special Features:
- Fabulous FindBarbieQDined on 8/9/2014It was our first time at Osteria al Doge. The food and the service were wonderful. It was a bit noisy, but it wasn't a deterrent. It proves others enjoy being there as well. I'll definitely come back and recommend it to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperbCla261Dined on 8/9/2014Never fails to please. Service was impeccable and entrees came out piping hot. This is what makes dining out a pleasure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Definitely will dine againDawnDined on 8/8/2014First time going to restaurant, I loved it. Made a reservation on line. I had a great table for my husband and I upstairs overlooking downstairs. The waiter was great. He even asked us if we were heading to a broadway show just to make sure we get out on time. The food was wonderful..no complaints...loved itSpecial Features:
- NeedsSomeWorkDisappointedDinerDined on 8/8/2014Overall the food was very good BUT I ordered the seafood risotto and the shell fish was cold. to me this means that the shellfish was cooked separately and added to the dish and then added the risotto. Very disappointing. However the pizza was excellent.Special Features:
- SashaoneSashaoneDined on 8/6/2014Highly recommended but quite disappointing....We were there to celebrate my daughter's birthday and had to change tables twice.
- Fits in for pre-theater dinnerNancyDined on 8/5/2014We were here a few years ago. The service was even better this time. We were with teens and didn't order alcohol. We ordered grilled vegetables to nibble as an appetizer and they were nicely made and presented with a variety of interesting flavors including asparagus and fennel. The teenage girls couldn't finish their orders, there was plenty of food. The spinach and ricotta ravioli were made perfectly, with a little fresh basil on top.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice traditional Italian foodFLyingDutchmanDined on 8/3/2014Great food, good atmosphere and friendly service, for a reasonable price makes this one to go back to! Desserts are recommended!Special Features:
- fromVermontDined on 8/3/2014We attended the restaurant before the theater. The service was great, food delicious and reasonably priced. I was with two teenagers so opted for salads, pizza, and appetizers which was perfect! I know a lot of familes eat here before theater because it is family friendly, with the farm tables and lively atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Location location locationHowardNYCVIPDined on 8/3/2014Great location for mediocre pre-theater dining. Overcooked salmon, undercooked (!) grilled vegetable plate. Grilled calamari plate was cooked well but small portion served with just a small salad. Pastas seemed fine but nothing special. Meh. Won't be back.
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- Food & Wine is rightsnob1VIPDined on 7/29/2014Dana Corwin names this as one her five local favorites for her staff and she is right! Pasta is always fresh and service is quite prompt - perfect for business lunch when you are short on timeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- cbew4Dined on 7/26/2014The quality of the food was disappointing especially after reading so many good reviews. Tourist trap!
- Very rude manager!!5DollarsForMushroomsDined on 7/25/2014The food here is great but watch out for how they sting you if you try and deviate from their menu... $5.00 for a handful of mushrooms on a pizza!! The manager is spectacularly rude, so don't deal with him if you can. The rest of the staff are great, but their manager is depriving them of tips due to his attitude. Such a shame really, but probably explains why they're half empty most nights...
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Dirty Old Man Imperial Rye Porter - Tyranena Brewing Company
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3.9/5 rDev -6%
Pours a deep, dark brown--almost black--with a 2-finger, creamy cafe au lait head. A little lacing.
Smell is sweet malt with rich coffee. The taste is vanilla, coffee, and a hint of whisky; rather subdued. The mouthfeel was thick, oily with a crisp carbonation. Mouthfeel is more like a double stout as opposed to a porter.
This is a drinkable beer with a great aroma and a descent whisky flavor. Goes well with chocolate.
05-28-2011 04:27:30 | More by theghost3
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3.83/5 rDev -7.7%
On tap at the Local in Madison, WI. Served in cheap stemmed red wine glass - the sort you would get your basket of Chianti served in if you were dining in a little Italy. Not really appropriate for beer but I was glad that I didn't get a whole pint of this as it is a rather intense brew and I wasn't really prepared for it.
Appearance: Dark brown, near black and nontransparent with a swirly tan head that resembles the Doppler of a hurricane.
Aroma: Sugary booze, powerful roasted malt and twangy rye notes, hints of oily cheese, Irish coffee, and mocha syrup.
Taste: Sweet and boozy. Lots of chocolate in a syrupy or Godiva liquor sort of way. Coffee comes on luscious and mouth coating too with some pretty fresh bean flavor to boot. Rye offer some twang. There is a general fruitiness that I can't yet place but might after more servings.
Mouthfeel: Robust and full bodied. Warming in a major way. Gives off the quality of being thick like a chocolate malt. Mildly biting coffee/oat bitterness offers some balance but not much. This puppy is rich and sweet with lingering sugar notes and lasting alcohol avidity.
Drinkability: This is a treat but I can't see myself having more than one in a sitting.
Style: This doesn't fit any category. I would have called it an American Porter since that American precursor seems to translate as experimental half of the time. Still, Baltic Porter fits alright since this brew is certainly big enough to be one.
02-14-2008 15:24:58 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev -3.6%
08-02-2012 00:13:15 | More by Schlais
3.85/5 rDev -7.2%
Served in a 12oz. snifter at Bavarian Lodge in Lisle Il
It pours a very dark brown with a tan head that lingers. A generous amount of lacing lines the glass.
I'm picking up a lot of chocolate and coffee notes here with some whiskey in the back-end. Its a strong dominant nose that is inviting.
The upfront taste is very heavy toffee like flavors. It then goes into a strong but not overpowering whiskey. I'm not picking up any rye as I thought I would.
The body and mouthfeel is thinner than i thought given the strong nose. The whiskey may have helped in that.
02-14-2010 14:17:40 | More by weatherdog
4.05/5 rDev -2.4%
Picked this up during my "make a sixer" fest in Madison. Thanks to Steve's Liquors - great people. Since then, Tyranena is in Chicago and I'm looking forward to trying more of their brews.
A: Poured from a 12oz bottle, the color is dark reddish brown - almost black. The head was small, coffee stained and creamy. It dissipated quickly to a ring and a dusting. Glows reddish when held up to the light and has some mahogany on the edges. No lacing to speak of.
S: Whiskey type burn in the rose but does also have a deep roasty malt in the background. Booze is definitely the victor in this battle though.
T: Roasty burned malt flavor which is quickly taken over by the whisky flavor. The booze attacks the palet. The finish and aftertaste is a dry, roasty, coffee/dark chocolate/vanilla with the booze sticking around. A very robust flavor. Roastiness came through stronger as the drink progressed.
M: Nice creamy mouth feel that makes the medium body feel fuller. There is a prickliness from the alcohol and low carbonation.
D: I'm someone who doesn't enjoy overly boozy beer but this was very drinkable. Having said that, I did find that the booze did get in the way of appreciating the porter aspect of the brew. Very nice beer.
05-22-2009 01:43:35 | More by sgoodship
4.38/5 rDev +5.5%
Pours into my glass a deep dark black with hints of dark brown on the edges. A quarter inch of tan foam on top that leaves spotty lacing on the way down. Aromas start out with well roasted, slightly burnt, spicy malt tones. A mix of coffee and chocolate work in along with more mellow woody whiskey tones. A touch of vanilla as well. Quite robust overall. The spicy, bready nature of the rye really shines through.
First sip brings a big roasty, toasty, spicy dark malt body upfront. It moves into a mix of coffee and chocolate flavors with vanilla notes as well. Woody undertones meld in with a kiss of whiskey. As it flows down the bready, spicy rye aspect really kicks in. It finishes off dry, with a nice bitterness and a lingering whiskey afterthought. Just a good, rich brew overall.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a nice hefty chewiness brought on by the rye bill I am guessing. Slightly coarse on the palate. This one goes down smooth and is like a meal in a glass. Overall, a darn good rye porter from Tyranena. I enjoy the fact that the barrel aging accentuates it instead of taking over. I would gladly drink many more of these!
06-03-2008 23:49:03 | More by orbitalr0x
4/5 rDev -3.6%
06-17-2014 23:49:23 | More by DaftPatrick
4.03/5 rDev -2.9%
A - pours pitch black with one finger tan head. Head has okay retention and leaves a decent amount of lacing.
S - Plentiful roasted malts with subtle whiskey notes. Not getting much rye spiciness in the nose.
T - Similar to smell with the addition of a bit of spice from the rye.
M - Medium mouhfeel with an earthy dry finish.
O - Enjoyable. The whisky notes work well with the roasted malt.
08-15-2011 00:32:29 | More by warnerry
4.2/5 rDev +1.2%
Fantastic brew!
I'm not much of a porter drinker, so take this all with a grain ;-)
Nice, dark & rich color as to be expected.
The smell is wonderful. My favorite part of this brew. Malty, bourbon-chocolate. Very nice. Very pleasant.
The taste is very nicely rounded if not particularly expectional, but everything blends nicely; the malt, chocolate & coffee notes countered with that pleasant bourbon.
Overall a very nice brew. I'm thouroughlyl enjoying it as is the wifey who first turned her nose up at it...
04-12-2008 03:34:30 | More by zook74
4/5 rDev -3.6%
Appearance: black in color, opaque, 1 inch head, moderate carbonation
Smell: dark chocolate and whiskey
Taste: complex-dark chocolate and whiskey dominate, touches of cocoa, and light rye at the end
Mouthfeel: sweet, oaky, moderate carbonation, heavy bodied
Overall: A very slow drinker that was executed excellently. Love the complexity here. The oak and chocolate merge better here than what some other brewers have done. I would have this again, but one per night seems about right.
08-13-2012 17:05:01 | More by tigg924
4/5 rDev -3.6%
Thanks to TasteTester for sending this one to me as an extra.
The beer pours a dark brown to black color with a cream-colored head. The aroma is rye, bitter coffee, bitter chocolate and roasted malt. The flavor is rye, whiskey, alcohol, roasted malt and coffee. Thick mouthfeel and low carbonation with some nice alcohol warming.
03-17-2010 03:44:22 | More by Mora2000
3.88/5 rDev -6.5%
Pours either dark brown, or light black, however you want to look at it. Small reddish head. Smells malty. Smells of rye and whiskey as well, with a bit of chocolate. I love the rye in the taste. Also hints of chocolate, malt, a bit of coffee, and just a slight whiskey flavor on the finish. I would've liked a bit more whiskey flavor, but this is blended pretty well, however not layered really. I taste everything all at once. Mouthfeel is thin and slightly carbonate, and slightly creamy. Pretty decent porter.
07-17-2011 20:22:49 | More by 1Adam12
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
07-24-2012 01:31:10 | More by fo1ksguitar
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
11-15-2011 21:57:14 | More by bpfrush
4.15/5 rDev 0%
Bottle (2012)
Acquired via trade
Thanks, stig!
(Aged for 6 months)
Black throughout with a small dark brown head that actually stays around for most of the beer's duration, eventually leaving an oily sheen and spots of stick down the glass.
A pleasant combination of rye whiskey, chocolate, mild roast, and more barrel influence come together very nicely. Very minimal presence of alcohol in the aroma.
The flavor follows the aroma, with good amounts of rye whiskey, chocolate, and roast combining quite pleasantly. There's some sweetness and a low level of bitterness.
Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Very appropriate.
I was very much impressed with this one. This one came together very nicely and was a great way to end the night.
09-04-2012 03:19:02 | More by ehammond1
3.98/5 rDev -4.1%
Received this in a very nice package from my man Roburg, thanks!
Appearance- Pours a nice rich, opaque black out of the bottle with a thin quarter finger dark brown head sitting on top. Head dies back to a thin sheet and then sticks around for the duration of the drink.
Smell- Interesting. I get the usual notes of rich roasted malt for a porter, along with some bitter chocolate. However, the rye and rye whiskey barrel aging really show through in a unique spicy characteristic. I still haven't had that many rye related beers, so my lexicon is a bit weak in describing the exact flavors. I really like it though.
Taste- Lots of rich roasted malts, chocolate, and perhaps the slightest coffeeish taste as per the nose. Again, the rye and rye whiskey really show through in a quite interesting spiciness that lingers throughout. I like it and the beer ends on a note of warming alcohol.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability- Mouthfeel is substantial for a porter and adequately carbonated. Drinkability is decent as well, though the alcohol evident in the finish takes a bit away from it the further you get it.
Overall, a very interesting and quite delicious take on a porter. Give this one a try for its uniqueness if you get the chance.
04-27-2010 02:50:58 | More by boatshoes
4.28/5 rDev +3.1%
Brown pour, slight tan head, about 1/2" deep. Nice mild bourbon and chocolate aroma. Nothing too heavy or boozy. Well put together.
The taste is even better, chocolate is even bigger, still the bourbon remains noticeable, yet nowhere near dominating. Smooth, bitterness stays down. A great beer for introducing people to barrel aged stuff, but also plenty decadent for experienced drinkers to have at the same time. The rye is a great experience, seems to bring out a little more sweetness with whiskey flavors, as opposed to a dry peppery when used in non barrel aged beers.
There is a reason why I trade so much rarity andwhatnot between the Bruery and the Eclipse beers out to my Wisconsin/Marquette peeps, I get a ton of great beer quantity wise. Seriously, Tyranena could put this in a 22 or 750 bottle and people would pay $15 bucks for it anyday. At like $10 for a 4 pack, this is just a phenomenal beer.
12-25-2011 02:22:59 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4.13/5 rDev -0.5%
A- Jet black pour with a very impressive thick two finger head. This beer leaves some excellent lacing but the retention isn't up to par.
S- Typical of a porter lots of chocolate, pleanty of coffee. Along with some toasted malts, bordering on burnt. The rye whiskey isn't coming through to me.
T- Not nearly as bitter as a typical porter, much sweeter. Again pleanty of chocolate. I'm pretty disappointed with the barrel aging process this beer went through, it either need more time in the barrels or it was blended to weakly. When the label says whiskey barrel aged I expect to get a hint of it, even a flash of alcohol hotness. But not with this beer, this doesn't make it a bad tasting beer but it didn't meet my expectations.
M- Good and smooth with some appropriate carbonation.
D- Porters are always very drinkable beers, this is not and exception. Tyranena has made a lot of good porters and this is one of them, I was just a little let down by the labels.
12-01-2009 04:47:31 | More by brow1901
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
12-07-2011 03:29:44 | More by dsauter
3.95/5 rDev -4.8%
(Served in a glass mug)
A- This beer pours a deep opaque brown body with a thin web of white had the develops into a thick foam of light tan. There is a soft carbonation of tiny bubbles that glide of the side of the glass. The head last for a few sips.
S- The smell of old wet wood has a slight sweet nutty quality and a dry burnt caramel note.
T- The taste of soft brown malt has a soft roasted bitterness to it and a slight spicy bite. The notes of soft wet wood and very faint bourbon hint give way to a slight salty roasted malt finish.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a slightly full yet slippery texture and an almost peroxide fizz at the finish. There is no alcohol heat noticed.
D- This beer has a mellow soft roasted malt flavor and not really the punch in the mouth that I would expect from a beer by this name.
05-16-2008 18:11:41 | More by rhoadsrage
4.35/5 rDev +4.8%
Had this on tap at the brewery today after work.
Poured a dark black color with a half finger of beige head on it. Some ok lacing as well. Smell is nice - some smoked rye and malt and a hint of coffee coming through. Taste is good as well. Heavy malt up front with some bitter coffee on the finish. Mouthfeel is very heavy. This is a thick beer but it tastes great and goes down smooth. I really like this beer a lot. Not sure if it's only served at the brewery but I'll be back again for this one.
04-20-2011 22:07:19 | More by richkrull
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
06-16-2012 03:04:21 | More by robthepenguin
3.95/5 rDev -4.8%
Thanks to Atron67 for this brew.
12oz. stubby brown bottle poured into a snifter. No dating.
A: Pours pitch black, no lighting. A rough pour gets a big ass head in the snifter with some light cascading. Nice sticky lacing.
S: Actually a bit light on the smell. Some cola and grape-y notes. Maybe a bit of coffee. Very subtle.
T/M: I definitely get some of the rye alcohol. Not overpowering or even potent but just a nice twist to things. Rich malts all over the place. More from the nose but with a touch more coffee and some sweet milky and chocolate notes. And my favorite part about Baltic Porters... the rich, creamy, velvety, smooth body. Not too heavy, but just right.
D: Goes down easy and lends a great twist on an already interesting style.
05-05-2008 03:12:08 | More by pwoods
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4/5 rDev -3.6%
06-30-2012 01:34:31 | More by acurtis
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
01-28-2014 18:48:48 | More by Arherring
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Admission on a provisional basis may be granted if the applicant's GPA is at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale and a raw score of 45 or above is achieved on the Miller Analogies Test or a combined GRE score of 1,000. Degree status may be obtained upon completion of 12 semester hours with a minimum of 3.0 average.
All applicants must submit a statement of purpose.
All applicants must have access to a computer with reliable Internet capability.
For non-native applicants: submit TOEFL scores of 600 or above.
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to meet with the department chair before admission to the program.
Degree Requirements
To fulfill the degree requirements for graduation, the student must complete 36 semester hours, including required courses, with a QPA of 3.00 or better on a 4.00 scale. Passing grade is "C" or above. There is also a media writing competency for which MMAJ 140: Writing for Media may be required if sufficient background is not obtained through previous course work or experience as demonstrated through portfolio or testing. This decision will be made in consultation with your advisor.
Transfer Credits
A maximum of nine semester hours of graduate course work may be transferred toward the degree. These hours must come from an accredited institution and must have a grade of "B" or better.
Requirements for Graduation
The following courses are required of all students graduating with a Master of Science degree in Mass Media Arts and Journalism.
MMAJ 525: MASS COMMUNICATION THEORY, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 551: PUBLIC RELATIONS FOUNDATIONS, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 552: JOURNALISM FOUNDATION, 2 s.h.
MMAJ 558: SOCIETY, LAW, AND MEDIA TECHNOLOGY, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 559: MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 621: MASS COMMUNICATION RESEARCH, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 641: PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION WRITING, 3 s.h., or
MMAJ 643: ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS WRITING, 3 s.h.
Choose one:
MMAJ or CMST 500/600-level course in focused area of interest
Choose one:
MMAJ 700: THESIS (by permission of graduate faculty), 6 s.h.
No comprehensive exam required.
MMAJ 701: COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP, 6 s.h.
No comprehensive exam required.
MMAJ 702: COMMUNICATION PORTFOLIO, 6 s.h.
No comprehensive exam is required.
ELECTIVES, 6 s.h.
TOTAL 36 s.h.
Students must file for candidacy at the end of their second semester, specifying a three-member committee and an elective course schedule. At least two of the three members of the committee should be faculty from the Department of Communication. Committee members must have graduate faculty status.
Select from among 400/600-level MMAJ or CMST graduate courses; only one 400-level course may be taken. Please note that the 400-level couse taken for undergraduate credit cannot be repeated for graduate credit.
Placement of past graduates has been excellent in business, industry, public relations, broadcasting, corporate communication, education, training and development, and doctoral and specialist programs.
Students are assigned an advisor upon entering the program and may change advisors as they develop their area of interest if so inclined. It is the student's responsibility to make arrangements to meet with their advisor.In all cases, the responsibility of meeting the stated requirements of the master's degree lies with the student.
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate assistants are employed in the Department of Communication in such areas as broadcasting, multimedia production, journalism, and departmental program management. These assistantships usually require 10 or 20 hours of work per week, for which partial or full tuition is waived and a small bi-weekly stipend is paid. Assistantships run from September to May; no student may be employed in more than one assistantship. Awards are made as vacancies exist, and are based on the applicant's professional qualifications as shown in transcripts, resume, and portfolio of work samples. A personal interview is desirable.
Applicants for graduate assistantships must complete the regular admission procedure, then file a letter of application with the chair of the Department of Communication. Applications for graduate assistant positions should be received no later than May 1.
Physical Facilities
The Department of Communication, housed in Becker Hall and Marwick-Boyd Fine Arts Building, offers outstanding physical facilities. In addition to modern classrooms, students have access to:
Digital video post-production lab
Publication design studio
Multimedia studio
Music production studio
Non-linear video editing suite
Modern television studio
1000-watt FM radio broadcasting station
Digital audio production suite
Online Graduate Certificate in Public Relations
Program Objectives
The Graduate Certificate in Public Relations is a 15-credit, on-line graduate-level program designed primarily for public relations professionals, business owners, nonprofit managers, and others who have earned bachelor's degrees. It is intended for those who need to update their skills or gain formal training in this fast-growing profession. Students who complete this program will be qualified to work as public relations assistants, managers, and executives. Coursework covers public relations theory; media relations; writing; cases and campaigns; professional ethics and law; leadership; and related principles of advertising and marketing.
Admission Requirements
Individuals seeking admission to the Online Certificate in Public Relations program must meet Graduate Studies admission requirements and:
have earned an overall undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
admission on a provisional basis may be granted if the applicant's GPA is at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale and a raw score of 45 or above is achieved on the Miller Analogies Test or a combined GRE score of 1,000. Degree status may be obtained upon completion of 12 semester hours with a minimum of 3.0 average.
submit a statement of purpose.
have access to a computer with reliable Internet capability.
For non-native applicants: submit TOEFL scores of 600 or above.
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to meet with the department chair before admission to the program.
Requirements for Graduation
To fulfill the online certificate requirements for graduation, students must complete the following required courses with a GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale. Passing grade is "C" or above.
MMAJ 551: Public Relations Foundations, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 573: Public Relations Ethics and Professional Responsibility, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 574: Public Relations Cases and Campaigns, 3 s. h.
MMAJ 575: Principles of Integrated Communication, 3 s.h.
MMAJ 642: Advanced Public Relations Writing, 3 s.h.
Students may apply all 15 certificate credits toward the M.S. degree in Mass Media Arts and Journalism.


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WARREN, Ohio - A Community building owned by a Warren church is stripped of it's precious metal.
David Natale of the Church of Warren says he arrived to the church community building Tuesday morning on Youngstown Road to find it was ransacked, and its copper piping removed.
It is not known how someone entered the building or made off with items that were stolen including about 15 filing cabinets, the drawers from five fire-proof cabinets, the building's computer and phone systems.
Natale says almost 40 wires were cut to remove the expensive computer mainframe.
He says the damage could total more than $10,000.
The Church of Warren offers a drug addiction program and is planning to reach out to young students in the city school district by offering them help out of the building.
Natale says this is not the first time his church has been hit up for items that could be pawned off for cash.
"From what we understand, it's happening all over the place," Natale says. "We also had a while back, folks broke into our storage garage where we keep our lawn equipment, we found out later that was going on all over the county."
Warren police say they don't have any suspects. The department's chief tells 21 News it's very difficult to track down metal-related thefts and often items can't be traced back to a specific owner.


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The public has become understandably jaded about public officials' periodic pronouncements of crackdowns and initiatives aimed at addressing the latest community problem.
Too many go nowhere after the initial fanfare.
So it's refreshing to hear that an effort launched by Mayor James Fiorentini to reclaim the blighted and abandoned homes that dot the city is beginning to bear fruit.
The program holds out the threat of receivership for properties whose owners have failed to take care of them.
The city works with the office of Attorney General Martha Coakley ask the Housing Court to appoint a receiver with the power to repair the property at the owner's expense. If the owner won't pay, the receiver takes over the property and can sell it.
Twenty-five properties were initially targeted for the program.
So far, the city has not had to seek receivership, but two of the properties have been taken over by the banks holding the mortgages and repairs have begun.
"The model right now is working and providing results," said Community Development Director Andrew Herlihy. (See story on page 1 by Alex Lippa.)
One of the two properties being cleaned up is the single-family home at 69 5th Ave. in front of which Fiorentini announced the anti-blight campaign in late March. Neighbors had complained repeatedly about the derelict property, where bags of trash ripped open by animals and parts of an old TV littered the yard. The owner had ignored complaints and failed to show up for court appearances.
Now the city has prodded Deutsche Bank to hire a contractor to work with the city to bring the building into compliance with city codes. A Dumpster was filled in a matter of hours, and windows have been boarded up to keep out vandals and vagrants.
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Windham, N.H. — Sister Mary Hastings (formerly Sister M. De La Salle), 90, a Sister of Mercy for 57 years, died Friday, November 16, 2012, after a period of declining health.
A native of Bedford, N.H., she was the daughter of Michael and Josephine (Shea) Hastings. Sister Mary held B.S. and M.A. degrees in education from Mount Saint Mary College, Hooksett, N.H. For many years, she was an educator in Manchester and Nashua public schools, and in New Hampshire Catholic elementary and high schools. She taught at St. Mary School in Franklin and St. Joseph School in Keene. In Manchester she was a teacher at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School and St Casimir School, and was principal at St. Raphael School. She also taught at Immaculata High School in Manchester. Sister Mary served as a dietician at Sacred Heart Hospital in Manchester, and did community outreach at St. Joseph Elder Services in Salem, N.H. She was an employment specialist with AARP in Manchester for 11 years until her retirement.
Family members include a brother, John C. Hastings of Manchester; several nieces and nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews. Sister Mary was predeceased by a brother, Robert Hastings, and a sister, Anne Hastings O'Brien.
ARRANGEMENTS: Friends may call at the Warde Health Center, 21 Searles Road, Windham, N.H., on Monday, November 26, from 9:30-11 a.m. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. in the chapel. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Bedford, N.H.
Memorial donations may be made to the Sisters of Mercy, 21 Searles Road, P.O. Box 420, Windham, NH 03087-0420. Douglas & Johnson Funeral Home, 214 Main St, Salem, NH has care of the arrangements. To send a message of condolence, please view the obituary at www.douglasandjohnson.com.


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I stopped and checked out some of the boulders north of Old Castle Rd. near Valley Center and saw some climbers had been quite busy climbing several boulders, with chalk and cleaned-up landings. I was wondering if they might be active on here. I checked out probably half of the boulders on the hillside but it looks like the best have already been found. Not sure about land ownership, but there's no fences or signage. Maybe if it's OK with everybody, we could put some beta up for this area?
Sounds like you went to the McQueen Bouldering area. This area has been climbed at for years, with new stuff going up as recent as this year. It's always been more of a low key local spot, with obvious limitations as far as parking and disturbance of neighboring residents. I have discussed access with local climbers before and will again but I would advise against posting information on this area. For the reasons mentioned above, it will quickly become a issue if large groups of people are heading out there.


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LICENSEES were invited to Warrington Town Hall on Tuesday as part of a new initiative to crackdown on drink related crime.
Mayor Clr Peter Carey handed out certificates as part of the ArcAngel scheme, which aims to tackle the problems of alcohol-related crime and disorder, underage drinking and alcohol-related incidents.
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NEW ORLEANS - The Son of the Saint Foundation's mission is to enhance the lives of young males without dads through mentorship, education, sports and mental health.
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Now Sonny Lee, his son, is giving back.
Their second annual gala, hosted by Steve Gleason, is coming up Saturday.
Lee and Taylor Weeks, a participant in the program for the past two years, were in the studio with more information.
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The Swedenborg Society is a publisher, library and bookshop. We organize events: lectures, conferences, exhibitions, performances and film screenings; and we print a large selection of literature relating to the work of the philosopher, scientist, inventor, astronomer, mathematician, parliamentary figure and visionary, Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772). The Society's grade II listed premises in Bloomsbury, central London, are also available for private hire.
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The fourth annual Swedenborg Short Film Festival took place on Friday 29 November to a full house at Swedenborg Hall, with many of the shortlisted filmmakers in attendance. The judges for the festival, Peter Fillingham, Nora Foster and Sukhdev Sandhu, praised the strength of this year's shortlist and in delivering their verdict reserved special mentions for the contributions of Sam Firth (Stay the Same) and Alisi Telengut (Tengri).
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Brazil had to wait 55 minutes to break through against the North Koreans, but their patience was rewarded with an early candidate for tournament's best goal, with right back Maicon finishing from a ridiculously sharp angle to put Brazil up 1-0.
The Brazil wing back was played behind the North Korean defense, just outside the six yard box to the goal's left. As the ball approached the goal line Maicon came across it with his right foot, striking it with the outside of his boot, putting the ball on goal.
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We have just returned from our 1st ever cruise, we did not have a particular cruise company in mind but were led more by the itinerary and an offer price to NCL on their Spirit ship on the Grand Mediteranean cruise.
On the whole we had a lovely time however there were a few bug bears that I feel others should be made aware of.
Firstly when we received our cabin number approx. 4 weeks before our cruise , we did what i'm sure other first time cruisers do...we went onto the NCL website to check the deck plans and to ' see ' where we would be. We were deck 4 cabin 4539 which according to their deck plan showed us on ' a corner' or beside ' a gap' down the corridor near to the medical room. We were fairly happy with that and started counting down the days.
On embarkation we went to find our cabin and started walking down the corridor, and were very surprised to reach the Medical centre!! We hadn't passed any gaps or corners so we turned around and paid more attention to the cabin numbers. We reached our cabin and whilst we found that it was clean we discovered it was next to a crew access passage door.
The next morning at approx. 6am we were woken up by extremely loud rumbling noises and sounds of footsteps. It was like someone was pulling a very heavy suitcase across a cobbled surface with the occasional bang made by something bumping into the wall !!!
We were up early the next 2 days as excursions started very early but the following 2 mornings we were at sea and could have a ' lie-in' . This never happened though as right on cue 6am the noises started, we rang guest services who told us it was house keeping with their trolleys and the restaurant trolleys with room service for other cabins. Every morning we had the same thing, we didn't bother setting an alarm after that as we didn't need to between 6 and 6.15 am we had our own personal if VERY LOUD wake up service.
My husband got so fed up he was actually complaining in person at 6 am one morning to guest services. We were given a bottle of wine for our inconvenience but would have preferred an uninterrupted sleep.
I actually felt so tired by day 5 that I fell asleep during one of the shows in the Stardust theatre and it was only 8pm !!!!!!!!
The worst night was the night before disembarkation when we had to leave suitcases in the corridor we put ours out at approx. 11pm along with others, we got into bed and then spent the next 2 hours listening to all those suitcases being dragged along the crew access passage right beside our heads!!!! it was deafening and considering that we had to be off the ship early for our return flight to the UK we did not need such a bad nights sleep.
The staff generally were very friendly , the food in the main restaurants was excellent, the waiting staff were attentive ( only thing I disliked was in Raffles the self service buffet area - the staff were so keen to clear plates that they kept interrupting us, my husband eats quicker than I do and they would whip his plate away before I was finished which seemed a little awkward while my husband sat with an empty table in front of him whilst I continued eating) it may seem a small matter but is actually quite off putting and meant I did not enjoy that experience as much as I was constantly aware that they were hovering over you but overall we had a good time.
The entertainment was varied and good fun if you are wiling to ' have - a - go' and we met lots of interesting and lovely people but the ' Gloss' was certainly taken off our first ever cruise because of the noise we encountered. When we should have been able to stay up and watch the shows, which were very good indeed , we found ourselves yawning!!
We also booked a Romance Package as it was our anniversary , it included
* some strawberries dipped in chocolate with a bottle of champagne = gorgeous, presented beautifully and were delicious!
* canapés = delicious and beautifully presented !
* afternoon tea = absolutely awful ( there were 6 slices of poppy seed cake , 6 slices of madeira cake , 6 choc chip cookies & 6 macadamia nut cookies ) all of this for TWO PEOPLE !!! it was on a brown plastic tray from the self service restaurant with two plastic thermos jugs full of crappy coffee and luke warm water. It was in complete contrast to the previous 2 items which looked so beautifully presented. I feel it was thrown together at the last minute and guest services couldn't understand why I would complain about it ??? I absolutely hate wasted food and felt it was disproportionate for just 2 people and in the UK afternoon tea is : a selection of small finger sandwiches, scones with cream and jam & some very pretty cakes !!! This definitely did NOT qualify as afternoon tea.
we also should have had 12 red roses but were told that they did not have enough so we opted for a partial refund on the package. they were going to deduct $44 from the package price, however when it came time to check our on board account and settle up all they deducted was $15 !! we were told on 3 separate occasions that it wold be $44 but they did not do what they said.
We obviously have never cruised with any other company as this was our 1st cruise but I will be very wary in future of which company I book with and I will be a little bit wiser to the whole cruise experience. As much as we enjoyed it , we are now aware of possible pitfalls in the future.


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Ticket packages for the first bowl games in the newly-rebuilt Orlando Citrus Bowl are on sale today. The packages are available via Florida Citrus Sports (FCSports) membership, which includes priority access to the best seats in the house for the annual college football games, the Capital One Bowl and Russell Athletic Bowl.
Members will be among the first to enjoy all of the amenities of the new stadium which dramatically transform the gameday experience with wider aisles, seats with more legroom and individual chair back seating in an all-new lower bowl. New premium club spaces, loge boxes and a 10,000-square-foot deck highlight a new plaza level with an unobstructed 360-degree path around the stadium. State-of-the-art video displays, a vibrant open-air façade, and a grand plaza entrance at Rio Grande Avenue and Church Street will provide a new gateway for fans.
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