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- At 4:58 p.m., police responded to a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Essex Street and Warrant Court involving a Nissan Pathfinder and a Chevy Impala.
- At 5:03 p.m., police responded to a three-vehicle motor vehicle accident at the intersection of North Street and Cressey Avenue involving a Mitsubishi sedan, a Volvo utility vehicle and a Lincoln sedan.
- At 5:04 p.m., member of Salem Police's Special Response Unit arrested a woman they observed driving on Lafayette Street. Courtney Arsenault, 26, of 56 Salem St., Salem, was arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.
- At 5:23 p.m., police located a vehicle that was reported stolen out of Marblehead on Larchmont Road. The keys were reportedly found inside and there were dents found on the front bumper.
- At 7:48 p.m., police arrested a man know to have an outstanding warrant at the intersection of Derby and Congress streets. Jared Rhodes, 29, of the streets of Salem, was arrested on a charge of possessing a class A substance and for having an outstanding warrant.
- At 8:17 p.m., police responded to a domestic dispute on Beaver Street. A warrant for malicious destruction of property valued above $250 was reportedly issued for a man that police were unable to locate.
- At 8:59 p.m., a police officer working at the intersection of Highland Avenue and Mooney Road noticed a vehicle approaching that was going 53 mph in a 35 mph zone. After a brief pursuit, the operator was arrested. Craig Godbolt, 52, of 18 Landers St., Lynn, was arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license, sixth offense, and failure to stop for police.
- At 10:48 p.m., a man entered the Salem Police Station to report that he wanted a restraining order against his wife because she hacked into his Facebook account but then changed his mind.
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- At 1:38 a.m., police responded to a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Loring Avenue and Rainbow Terrace involving a Honda van and a Salem police cruiser. Latoya Olson, 29, of 129 Rainbow Drive, Salem, was reportedly found to be driving without shoes on, smelled of alcohol and failed a series of field sobriety tests. Though she passed a breath test, she was later arrested on charges of operating a motor vehicle without a license (permit only) and impeded operation.
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This is the first of a 12-part series that offers up scouting reports on PFW's top five-ranked players at their respective positions in the 2012 NFL draft. Full scouting reports and the latest buzz on nearly 500 draft prospects, including results from roughly 200 pro days, can be found in PFW's Draft Database.
The 2012 QB class features two legitimate quarterbacking prospects capable of immediately igniting NFL offenses — Stanford's Andrew Luck and Baylor's Robert Griffin III. Luck is mature beyond his years and has all the traits to be special. Griffin possesses very unusual speed, playmaking ability and deep-ball touch and could be dynamite in an offense featuring moving pockets. Several others possess eventual starter potential, including Michigan State's Kirk Cousins, Texas A&M's Ryan Tannehill, Arizona State's Brock Osweiler and Oklahoma State's Brandon Weeden. Cousins could be the most masterful in a precision passing game. Tannehill has intriguing physical traits but is still very noticeably raw and will require time. Osweiler could also use more stripes, and Weeden may be dinged for having too many at 28 years old. Collectively, the class is solid overall and can deliver as many as four first-round picks given the premium on passers.
1. Andrew Luck, Stanford (Jr.)
Ht: 6-4, Wt: 234, Sp: 4.64, Arm: 32 5⁄8, Hand: 10
Notes: Started all 12 games in '09, completing 162-of-288 pass attempts (56.2 percent) for 2,575 yards with 13 touchdowns and four interceptions. Added 61 carries for 354 yards (5.8-yard average) and two touchdowns and an 11-yard reception. In '10, passed 263-372-3,338-32-8 (70.7) and rushed 55-453-3 (8.2) in 13 starts. Broke his own school records for touchdown passes and completion percentage (also a Pac-12 record) in '11 after registering 288-404-3,517-37-10 (71.3) in 13 starts. Added 47-150-2 (3.2) rushing. Team captain.
Bottom line: A very advanced, calculated precision passer crafted in a pro-style quarterbacking incubator under the guidance of Jim Harbaugh and David Shaw, Luck possesses the intelligence, toughness, intangibles, accuracy and escapability to become an elite NFL quarterback. Can thrive in an up-tempo, matchup offense designed to offer great flexibility audibilizing at the line of scrimmage. A coach's dream, Luck will assimilate the NFL game rapidly and has perennial All-Pro potential despite some arm-talent limitations that could make him most ideally suited for a warm-weather, West Coast climate or a dome team. Is one of the safer, more surefire QB selections in draft history.
NFL projection: First overall pick.
2. Robert Griffin III, Baylor (Jr.)
Ht: 6-2 3⁄8, Wt: 223, Sp: 4.41, Arm: 32 1⁄4, Hand: 9 1⁄2
Notes: Engaged. In the fall of '08, completed 160-of-267 passes for 2,091 yards (59.9 percent) with 15 touchdowns and three interceptions and rushed 173 times for 843 yards (4.9-yard average) and 13 scores in 12 games (11 starts). In '09, had season cut short after three starts (torn right ACL), managing 45-69-481-4-0 (65.2) passing and 27-77-2 (2.9) rushing. Returned in '10 and passed 304-454-3,501-22-8 (67.0) with 149-635-8 (4.3) rushing in 13 starts. Won the Heisman Trophy in '11, totaling 291-406-4,293-37-6 (72.4) passing and 179-699-10 (3.9) rushing in 13 starts.
Bottom line: A playmaking weapon capable of carving defenses with his live arm or legs, Griffin made an immediate splash and emerged as a lethal big-play, vertical passer as a junior. Still must continue to hone his passing instincts from the pocket and prove he can stay healthy outside it. However, he proved he could catapult a doormat program to new heights and has game-changing prowess in a downfield passing attack.
NFL projection: Top-five cinch.
3. Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M
Ht: 6-3 7⁄8, Wt: 221, Sp: 4.75e, Arm: 32 5⁄8, Hand: 9
Notes: Married. Redshirted in 2007. In '08, grabbed 55 passes for 844 yards (15.3-yard average) and five touchdowns in 11 games (six starts). Led the team in catches with 46-609-4 (13.2) in '09 when he saw action in three games at quarterback, completing 4-of-8 passes for 60 yards (50.0 percent) with no touchdowns or interceptions. Split the '10 season between wide receiver and quarterback, playing in all 13 games and catching 11-143-1 (13.0). Started at QB the final six games and threw for 152-234-1,638-13-6 (65.0). In his first full season as a starter in '11, passed 327-531-3,744-29-15 (61.6) and rushed for 58-306-4 (5.3) in 13 starts. Team captain.
Bottom line: Clearly possesses NFL starting-caliber physical talent but will need a few years of seasoning before he's ready to handle live bullets. Struggled to find a rhythm in a timing passing game and could be best-suited for a vertical attack. Would be best entering a situation where he could be patiently groomed, yet is a strong candidate to be overdrafted and forced into action earlier than he should be.
NFL projection: First-round pick.
4. Kirk Cousins, Michigan State
Ht: 6-2 5⁄8, Wt: 214, Sp: 4.91, Arm: 31 3⁄4, Hand: 9 7⁄8
Notes: Redshirted in 2007. Appeared in five games in '08 as a backup, completing 32-of-43 pass attempts (62 percent) for 310 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. Started 12-of-13 games in '09 and passed 198-328-2,680-19-9 (60.4). Made all 13 starts in '10, totaling 226-338-2,825-20-10 (66.9). In '11, threw 267-419-3,316-25-10 (63.7) in 14 starts. Three-time captain.
Bottom line: Has the intangibles and intelligence to develop into a highly efficient dink-and-dunk, rhythm passer. Carries a resemblance to 49ers QB Alex Smith and must continue developing physically to survive the toll of an NFL season. Could thrive with crisp coaching and confidence-building play-calling in a precision passing game such as that of the Texans, Redskins, Patriots or 49ers.
NFL projection: Top-40 pick.
5. Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
Ht: 6-3 1⁄2, Wt: 221, Sp: 4.95e, Arm: 31 3⁄4, Hand: 9 5⁄8
Notes: Married. Played one year of high school football. Was drafted in the second round of the 2002 MLB draft by the New York Yankees but never advanced beyond high-Class A level. Returned to football in '07 and redshirted. Saw very limited action in one game in '08. Backed up Zac Robinson in '09 and completed 15-of-24 pass attempts (62.5 percent) for 248 yards with four touchdowns and one interception in three games. Took over in '10 and produced 342-511-4,277-34-13 (66.9). Set numerous school records (yards, completions, attempts and touchdown passes) after posting 408-564-4,727-37-13 (72.4) in 13 starts.
Bottom line: After an extended minor-league baseball career, Weeden will embark upon an NFL career as a 28-year-old rookie, and the simplified offense in which he played could push his development into his 30s. Displayed the careful ballhandling and short-to-intermediate accuracy desired in a precision passing game, but passing instincts are still raw for a more sophisticated, layered, pro-style, rhythm passing game. Has the arm talent to function in a vertical offense with a strong protection scheme and supporting cast but is most ideally suited for a backup role.
NFL projection: Second- to third-round pick.
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NEW YORK, June 19, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association (LIMA) honored Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) and its licensing agency, The Wildflower Group, at the 2014 LIMA Licensing Excellence Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, June 17, at the industry's primary annual event, Licensing Expo, in Las Vegas. GSUSA and The Wildflower Group won "Best Corporate Brand Program" for an array of licensed products resulting in more than $100 million in retail sales.
"We are thrilled to be recognized in LIMA's Best Corporate Brand Program category," said Brian Crawford, Chief Licensing Executive at GSUSA. "We believe this tremendous honor is indicative of our hard work on behalf of the Girl Scouts brand and our 2.3 million girl members."
"Great things happen when you work hard to nurture an iconic American brand beloved by so many," said Danny Boockvar, Chief Operating Officer at GSUSA. "We would like to thank The Wildflower Group and our Girl Scout licensees for working with us on an award-winning corporate brand program that will continue to grow in the Girl Scout movement's second century."
"It is very gratifying that our team's hard work and dedication to this singular brand has been recognized by LIMA and the overall licensing community," said Michael Carlisle, Principal, The Wildflower Group. "We are delighted to have the opportunity to work closely with Girl Scouts of the USA to continue to extend the venerable brand's footprint in new and exciting ways for consumers everywhere."
The annual LIMA Licensing Excellence Awards are the industry's most prestigious prize, and they serve as an opportunity for licensing professionals to honor the best and brightest in their field. LIMA members cast their votes online to decide winners in all categories.
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Founded in 1912, Girl Scouts of the USA is the preeminent leadership development organization for girls, with 3 million girl and adult members worldwide. Girl Scouts is the leading authority on girls' healthy development, and builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. The organization serves girls from every corner of the United States and its territories. Girl Scouts of the USA also serves American girls and their classmates attending American or international schools overseas in 90 countries. For more information on how to join, volunteer or reconnect with, or donate to Girl Scouts, call (212-852-8000) or visit www.girlscouts.org.
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CATEGORIES Comedy, Fandom, CinematicalThe Battle of Britain is not the sort of cinematic theme that would usually pique my interest, but then again most films that tackle the subject don't try to reimagine it. And most projects don't sound as awesome as Jackboots on Whitehall -- a film I have been dying to see since December 7, 2006.
Imagine the German Luftwaffe flying in, bombing Britain into oblivion, as Hitler giggles with glee and takes over the country ... only to get his ass handed to him by the Scots. The idea sounds flipping brilliant, but there's been barely a word mentioned about this feature since some casting notices in 2007. So, using the power that is Google, I sat down today and went through a ton of pages, looking for some sort of word as to what in the heck is going on.
IMDb says it's in post-production. Rosamund Pike said in 2007 that the voices were all recorded. However, according to britfilms.com, which updated news on the project in April, the film should have began principal photography on June 23. Moviefone says it's set for release in 2010, while many other sites say it will be released this year. Whatever the case, it looks like it's still in the works, but hopefully it won't take another two years to get to us.


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As huge fans of the Nintendo Wii and knowing it's a hit holiday gift this season, we got our hands on five and are giving away one every day this week. To be eligible to win, all you have to do is play the Celebrity Faceoff game. Even if you love playing but just can't seem to get your name on that leaderboard, then this is your lucky day because to win a Wii you don't have to be just a top scorer! This time around your personal high score will be the amount of times you are entered into the random drawing. Get 85 right - be entered 85 times! Today's winner will even get her Wii in time for the holidays so hurry and get playing now! Check out the official rules here.
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sewbird 6 years
Great contest!
briegel1949 6 years
I'd love to have a Wii, just like everyone else!
yadgirl 6 years
I am terrible at this
jeanie1969 6 years
I would say Reece she has a great personality.
JOYVEN 6 years
Reece of course
JOYVEN 6 years
Reece of course
nswade 6 years
It's alot like true or false tests - I always guess wrong. Thanks for all the great contests!
nswade 6 years
It's alot like true or false tests - I always guess wrong. Thanks for all the great contests!
sottovoce 6 years
Fun game, but I need to fix dinner! It is addicting!
banquetbabe 6 years
reece,,, please win
scooter717 6 years
Reece is more famous. Wii ! This sounds like fun!
Jaleigh78 6 years
I think Reece is a better actress Walk the Line and Freeway where excellant
willa226 6 years
wow, this is cool sweepstakes, THANKS!! willa
mandatedfun 6 years
geeksug - you may disregard my last post! :)
mandatedfun 6 years
geeksugar - i just scored a 26 which looks like it should be enough for the leaderboard at the moment - however, i'm not appearing. is there a delay? thanks!
toughturtles 6 years
cameron spotlight grabber
pickadilly 6 years
I have been trying to win a Wii forever. I enter every contest for a Wii I can find. My family really wants one and there is no way we can get it any other way. I'm pretty bad at this game but will keep on trying. I wish everyone luck in this contest.
Merlin713 6 years
Yeah I'm pretty bad at this game. Sucks!! :cry:
PeeDoubleU 6 years
Mandy Moore more famous than Hugh Jackman? Oh well!
cbgmick 6 years
I am so bad at this game!! But will keep plugging away for hopes of a Wii!!!
pickadilly 6 years
The page won't load for me. I'm so bummed . My daughter and I want a Wii so much.
shabbygirl29 6 years
How do they know if you've played if you don't score on the board? Because I am crap at this game.
DASO 6 years
I like to get a wii but I'm not good in this game :(
silver-wings 6 years
omg i want a wii so bad just to play Zelda! i love that game since i played it as a kid on the good old nintendo
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Awesome contest! Thanx!
HelloChris 6 years
Wii love it!
susanhales 6 years
I'm not very good at this game!
leahlarocco 6 years
I am hopelessly bad at that game! I mean, how on earth do you tell if someone's MORE famous?! Have played for a half hour and can't get past 20!!!
pkpicque 6 years
we need a wii
JennyJen2 6 years
Will they announce the winners daily or just at the end of the week? Has yesterday's winner been randomly selected yet? Just wondering.
mandatedfun 6 years
i'm kinda obsessed with celebrity gossip and reading up on who's doing what/where/when... but i've found that i really don't have a knack for picking who is most famous! what a disappointment. i thought i was gonna rock it! personal high is 25 - although some of the choices are kinda questionable. i mean seriously, is lucy liu really more famous than tom brady? :)
Twipey 6 years
I love them both! Thanks for the great contest!
mar52 6 years
Finally a way for me to exercise!
glsm 6 years
hım..cameron is the best!!she is so hot:))
cuddles115 6 years
They're both my favorites
londongirl13 6 years
I hope I can finally win something! :)
POPSUGAR-Tech 6 years
The way it works is you are entered the number of times equal to your high score each day. So if your personal daily high score is 52, you are are entered 52 times. Not bad eh?!
braysgram 6 years
WONDERFUL! Thank you.
jejoly 6 years
My daughter has wanted a Wii for a long time. This would be a great gift!!
billo 6 years
I like them both!
adskent 6 years
Cameron is so sexy! Some of her fans found her on a millionaire&celebs dating club 'Meet Rich com'. She has a personal account there with her pictures, blog...In her friend circle, some other stars can be found there.
EmyAnne 6 years
hey how do we know we've been entered in the contest for the Wii? I played the game for a while but after I got one wrong it just said "opps game over. please try again" have i automatically been entered or do I need to keep playing? i'm confused!
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Lake Erie College Receives $1 Million Bequest(Painesville, OH) – Lake Erie College announced today it has
received a one-million dollar bequest from former Lake County resident and Coe Manufacturing president, Fred W. Fields. Fields passed away Dec. 13, 2011 at age 88.
"We are grateful Fred Fields has remembered Lake Erie College. He has been a longtime friend and generous supporter of Lake Erie for decades. His kindness has helped us advance education for many generations and his gift today will continue his legacy as a man who believed in higher education and the importance of philanthropy," said Lake Erie College president Michael T. Victor, J.D., LL.D.
Fields began working as a junior engineer with Coe Manufacturing Company in Painesville in 1947. Because of his strong work ethic and eager nature to learn, he was transferred to the Pacific Northwest early in the 1950s. In 1959, he became Coe's West Coast manager. Fields was instrumental in the building of the company's plant in Tigard, Ore.
In 1976, he bought Coe Manufacturing and under his leadership, continued to expand the business. By 1999, it had acquired 15 other companies with expertise in new areas of technology, particularly computer-controlled automation in plywood and lumber production. In 2000, Fields sold Coe to a venture capital firm and retired from the lumber business.
His relationship with the College reaches back to the 1990s where he served on an advisory committee. Understanding the financial challenges facing educational institutions coupled with the new demands for technology in the classroom, in 1992, Fields gave Lake Erie its first technology-directed gift to bring computers to campus.
Recognized for his many contributions to his industry, arts and education, in 1997, Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore. named its new fine arts building the Fred W. Fields Center for the Visual Arts. In 2000, Lake Erie College presented Fields with an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during its Commencement ceremony.
Fields and his wife Suzanne (Schoenfeldt) believed that education prepares and stimulates young people to innovate and develop ideas collaboratively. To this end, the Fields advocated improving college faculties and facilities as keys to quality education.
Per Fields' instructions, the unrestricted gift will be used to support current priorities of the College.


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Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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As he goes into detail about the program it becomes clear that the Jazz On Film Festival features a mix of documentaries, animation and short films that should appeal to audiences even if they know little about jazz. Here's what you can expect.
In His Own Sweet Way is a documentary about legendary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck, who is widely regarded as one of the most influential American musicians of the twentieth century. Produced by Clint Eastwood, it basically looks at the creation of the album Time Out and the seminal jazz track Take Five. It features previously unseen archival material, photographs, and rare performance footage from the legendary Newport Jazz Festival. This fascinating and heartfelt documentary coincides with Brubeck's 90th birthday.
Intangible Asset No 82, from director Emma Franz, is a documentary that follows Australian drummer Simon Barker on a quest to learn more about a South Korean shaman, whom he regards as one of the world's great drum improvisers. It was a journey that saw Barker journey back and forth to Korea over the course of seven years. Franz is a guest of the Festival, and will attend the screening to introduce the film and participate in a Q&A session.
Chico & Rita is a beautiful animated feature film set in Cuba in the late '40s and '50s. It tells the love story between a jazz pianist and a singer, and there is a touch of A Star Is Born about their troubled romance. "Like all classic love stories it's really broad," says Economopoulos, "and I dare anyone not to be in tears by the end of this film. It's an amazing document of Cuban musical history and the history of that time, and it features real figures from that period in animation. In some weird way it conjures up memories of The Buena Vista Social Club."
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6:00am Monday 3rd February 2014 in Sport By Neil Perrett
CHERRIES' new signing Yann Kermorgant is looking forward to a full week of training after admitting the circumstances surrounding his deadline day transfer had taken their toll.
Kermorgant, who finalised his £400,000 move from Charlton on Friday, made his debut when he came off the bench for the second half of Cherries' 1-0 defeat by Leicester on Saturday.
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Chef Patrice Rames invites you to be our guest at Bistro St Tropez. As a Philadelphia staple, we've been serving traditional Bistro fare with innovative preparations amid a stylish setting for 27 years. Whether you join us a signature martini or sparkling peach sangria at the Hudson Bar or a romantic dinner for 2 with a beautiful view of the sunset, Bistro St. Tropez finds new ways to bring the style, ambiance and flavors of Provence to Philadelphia. Overlooking the Schuylkill River, 30th Street Station, Cira Center and the Art Museum, our 4th floor dining rooms present a unique location for any dining affair. Don't forget to ask about our special chef's tasting menus. Bon Appetit!Continued
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- Food4.4Service4.3
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- Excellent pairingsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/22/2014We tried the 5 course price fixe tasting menu with wine pairings. It was one of the best meals I've had in Philadelphia.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic French cuisineCenterCityFoodieVIPDined on 8/20/2014If you are in west center city near the river or near 30th Street Station, be aware that there is a gem of a restaurant hidden away inside the Design Center (entrance on Market St.). Bistro St. Tropez could be in any smaller French city which means it is straightforward, unpretentious, not fussy. It simply offers perfectly cooked, interesting but not complicated, dishes. The wine by the glass listing similarly is interesting and wonderful because it offers a good selection of moderately priced wines. Whites tablecloths, decently spaced tables, a room with walls in Provencal mellow yellow, and a view of the river and the train station. On a sunny day you feel as if you could be in France.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good business lunchMy2CentsVIPDined on 8/20/2014I have dined here several times in the past. Menu is good with a nice variety at lunch. Pre-fix lunch special for $20 was a good deal and extremely tasty - soup, parmasean chicken and dessert. Would recommend and would use again. Background music was a bit loud for conversation but asked wait staff to turn down and they did.Special Features:
- VickDined on 8/19/2014Great place for lunch. A new PECO employee and have enjoyed 3 lunchs there over the past month and service was prompt and delicious - and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid French CookingWeAreFoodies2Dined on 8/16/2014We arrived early (6:00 p.m.) on a Saturday evening, and had the sort of dated steam punk decor to ourselves. Food was solid traditional French dishes...recipes for most could be found in the 1938 Larousse Gastronomique. Small moderately-priced wine list was appropriate. Location in the design center building on the 4th floor was, on the weekend, empty, but it was moderately interesting peering in the windows of the furniture stores. There is really no view of downtown to speak of. Decor aging and worn.Special Features:
- Enjoyable, relaxing; great viewsujo820Dined on 8/8/2014Excellent food, carefully prepared and presented. The tomato bisque was outstanding. Lovely vegetarian medley platter for a vegetarian. Dynamic view of Schuylkill River and river walk as the sun sets and the lights go on. Quiet, romantic atmosphere. A great place to go for quiet conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent findMindyDined on 8/2/2014My husband and I went to Bistro St. Tropez for our anniversary. The waiter didn't know that, but he treated us so well! Adjusted the windowshade twice for the setting sun, raised the thermostat on the A/C, turned down the volume on the piped-in music. And when I found the center of my otherwise-delicious salmon to appear a bit undercooked, he put that portion back in the oven for me, and then it was perfect. All the food was delicious, and the presentation was lovely. We also enjoyed the view of the Schuylkill River, even though we had to get out of our seats to really see it well. All in all, a very pleasant and memorable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurantAndrewDined on 7/30/2014Love the food. It's was a lovely evening and felt well taking care off.Special Features:
- great food! great service!linda23htDined on 7/30/2014I had a wonderful experience for dinner! The food was excellent & the service was great! AND THE VIEWS!! We decided to give this place a try on a whim and so glad we did! This will definitely be one of our go-to places for dinner from now on!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Corporate gatheringJGeorgesDined on 7/19/2014I went there with a couple of my partners and colleagues to celebrate a corporate affair and at the same time have a business meeting. The service was perfect and our table was beautifully presented. Indeed they really put the extra mile knowing it was a special occasion for our group. Passed the unusual location, which was not a problem at all, we were able to meet very conveniently from 30St Station. I had partners and colleagues coming from all over the country and abroad who really appreciated the quality of the cuisine and service. Highly recommend for groups and corporate affairs. They also offer great deals for private corporate events.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DecentJPC4Dined on 7/17/2014The food was good as was the service, however, good luck finding the place as it is buried away inside of what seemed to be an abandoned furniture store. Location. Location. LocationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/14/2014Food was excellent. Staff was very helpful. We went there for lunch. Some friends had the fabulous special, I had a great quiche, and another leveled her salad. It was a great place for lunch, and then we went shopping in the Design Center!Special Features:
- Bastille Day specialJennyferDined on 7/12/2014my friends and I came to Bistro st. Tropez because we wanted to try some French cuisine. Luckily it was during the Bastille Day weekend special, $38 for a 3 course meal. For the amount we were actually paying, I was expecting pea sized portions that would have left me complaining of hunger after i left the restaurant. Surprisingly, dinner was not only filling, but also very delicious! I couldn't finish my main course because i wanted to save room for dessert and i am really glad i did. Bistro St. Tropez is definitely a place I would like to return again in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming and solidOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/10/2014I am new to the area and came here with a coworker for a quick lunch. Service was great and food was excellent! Definitely one of my favorite lunch spots since coming into this city! Will absolutely come back and have dinner there soon!Special Features:
- AMAZINGfoodforthough21Dined on 7/5/2014I have been to Bistro St. Tropez twice. The first time was with my boyfriend for NYE and not only was the food and wine pairing DELICIOUS, the ambiance was great. It is perfectly lit, the place itself is spacious, and the service is remarkable. The second time was recently (Jul 5, 2014) with a group for a friend's birthday. It was such a great choice for an intimate dinner and everyone was extremely satisfied and claimed they would return. I was only disappointed that scallops were not available on the menu because I was looking forward to having it again (that's how good they are). Instead I ordered the "Poulet" and it was so good. All the right flavors and the chicken breast had the perfect crunch. I definitely highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Felt like a regularBlaiseTravisDined on 6/27/2014I;m sure on a much busier night we might not have gotten quite the attention we got Friday night. However, knowing the goal of service is always on the mind of the staff, I'm convinced we still would have received top notch service. The food was creative, but not over-thought. The selection was balanced and not overwhelmed by too many choices and the wine list was perfect. Rare case where we got more than we paid for!Special Features:
- Tres Bonne BistrosandlunDined on 6/26/2014Setting, service, style and scrumptious food. Everyone in our large party raved about their dishes which included the phyllo wrapped salmon, the filet and the vegetarian entree. and this is no place to skip dessert either. Top votes went to the perfectly sized truffle style chocolate bombe and the apple tartin. Service was smooth and perfectly paced and the white table linens were set off beautifully by the fresh flowers and panorama window view of the sun setting over the river. And they even called cabs for us when we were ready to leave.Special Features:
- Pretty good, strange locationQueenBVIPDined on 6/26/2014I hosted a business dinner here, first unfortunate was that the bar was closed for a private party. Wish I had known that since I asked my guests to meet in the bar! And of course that made service extremely slow for our drinks. Food was mostly great, I had the scallops as an entree, on ratatouille but not one I enjoyed. The corn covering or whatever on the scallops was just weird. But other things were wonderful. You must note the location - in a building, on the 4th floor. It was empty and almost scary and we thought we were in the wrong place. Then of course had to worry about our guests so I had to go up and down to meet each guest as they arrived in case they couldn't find it. Not ideal, but had I realized I would have prepared them.Special Features:
- SGoldVIPDined on 6/21/2014To me, the first and most important consideration is if the food is both very tasty and has a nice presentation, and they hit on both! Although you can't eat ambiance, I feel that the restaurant is long over due for a makeover.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine food, loud musicEatingOutDined on 6/19/2014We had been to Bistro St. Tropez before, and returned for dinner with someone from out of town. Because of a big group, no window tables were available, so we were given our choice of other tables--beneath air conditioning vents and noisy music. The food was fine, as we had remembered. The service was also fine. The main issue was the loud music, which was turned down once upon request, later turned up...we had to request that they turn it down three times during the course of our meal. We were surprised that the big group made little noise, but the music system volume itself was so high it was difficult to talk over dinner. Between that and the air conditioning we left satisfied with the meal itself, but in sweaters and feeling a bit deaf.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic DinnertombVIPDined on 6/14/2014Our group enjoyed our meal and the service. Our server, Matthew, knew the menu very well and helped with our questions. The portion sizes are excellent, the steak and salmon cooked to perfection. We will be back!Special Features:
- EnjoyableEnjoyableDined on 6/14/2014Food was awsome, waitstaff attentive & very nice. AccommodatingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming and solidJGeorgesDined on 6/14/2014Beyond the fact that the restaurant has an unusual locatin, Bistro St Tropez is one of the best French restaurant in Philadelphia. Coming from a french prospective it offers a large choice of typical and well made french dishes. Also, the cocktail list and the wine selection were remarkable and the fact that it is also BYOW just made it perfect. Service was perfect, I had a french server which made the experience only more memorable. Will be back !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comfortable EatingalatessDined on 6/13/2014Is it possible to find a restaurant where you can enjoy your meal, actually have a conversation with your dinner friends and feel relaxed and comfortable while doing both? Yes! We found Bistro St. Tropez! We had a delicious meal and our server was so pleasant, attentive and efficient we tipped her extra for the experience, as it should be. Oh, and the view was spectacular!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the PriceMaliciteDined on 5/30/2014Great food. A bit pricey. Nice balance of food and the alcohol selection is respectable. Kind of a strange location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- zenmanVIPDined on 5/28/2014The food was delicious. The chef was very attentive. The winter was amazing. Really had angriest time here. We had a wonderful experience from the moment we walked in and to the moment we left.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazingly Delicious!!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/28/2014We went to Bistro for my birthday and let me just tell you how amazing it was. First of all, I am a french foodie. I loveeee everything French and this was exactly that. It wasn't modern french but rather bistro like (almost like what you would get at Parc not Le Bec). For appetizer I ordered the snails, which were delicious!!! Then I ordered the Filet for dinner. It was by far one of the BEST steaks I have ever had. Two weeks prior I spent $160 at Joe's Seafood and Prime Steak (or something like that) in Washington D.C. (supposedly one of the best steakhouses in the country) and this filet KICKED it's butt!!!!! You have to try it!! AND the creme brulee was amazing :-). Also, Andrew, our Waiter...ROCKED, he was very attentive!Special Features:
- Pleasant lunchKathyDDined on 5/28/2014Delicious food and a nice view at Bistro St. Tropez. Tiny, hot rolls the perfect complement to a salade Nicoise (made with grilled salmon rather than the traditional tuna - a nice change). A good option for folks in Center City who need to meet colleagues from Drexel or Penn; also convenient to 30th St. Station and other walking/transit options.Special Features:
- Terrific find!SpringHouseFoodieDined on 5/22/2014Lovely restaurant with decor reminiscent of small cities in France. Knowledgable bar staff...excellent cocktails. Food beautifully presented. Obliging staff ...young, fun and foodies themselves. Will be back! Abundant cheap easy street parking near entrance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticaveryroseDined on 5/21/2014I had dinner at Bistro St. Tropez for the first time a few weeks ago. Everything from food to service surpassed my expectations. The views were amazing and our table over looked the river and 30th Street Station. I had the escargot & the lamb shank and they were both delicious. Our server, Andrew, was able to suggest a wine that paired perfectly with my dinner. My friends had the scallops and the sirloin steak and both entrees were just as good as mine! We shared a few desserts (creme brulee and the apple tart) and both were excellent! Our experience that evening was by far one of the best I have had in a long time! I definitely will be back to dine there again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my go-to placesNewbieVIPDined on 5/21/2014I have been going to BST for something like 15 years now - for lunch, brunch and dinner - and have never been disappointed: neither have any of the many friends and family I've brought with me. The menu is varied but not overwhelming; I've not ordered from the newer wine-pairing menu, but my friends who have, have really enjoyed it. Portions can be really big (two lamb shanks?) but are beautifully prepared and presented. They do fish marvelously well. Service is the only thing that can be inconsistent - I love having Matthew as a waiter (he remembered a wine I had tried and liked, an entire year later), but others can be less attentive. Noise levels can be high if there are larger groups/tables. And of course the view is stupendous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too noisy to hearOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 5/17/2014We sat at a table for 6 in the bar area. Unfortunately, it was directly below the air conditioner unit and, which was so loud that it made it difficult to have conversation. The loud drone was truly annoying and made it unpleasant at times. The staff was very accommodating about turning it off sometimes as we requested. Service was slow-it took a long time to get our initial round of drinks and water glasses were only refilled upon request. The food was delicious ad everyone at the table enjoyed what they ordered.Special Features:
- Enjoyable evening - dinner for 7OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/17/2014We reserved late and were lucky to get a table for 7; we had to come a bit early as a result. The service, ambiance and food were great. We really enjoyed our meal. The challenge for the Bistro is that it is a tucked away on the 4th floor of a building, and so you have to find it. We found it with no problem, but they won't get any 'walk-by' traffic. But that makes it more available for us who know about it.Special Features:
- InterestingLarInPhillyDined on 5/16/2014We had read the reviews that the restaurant is tucked away on the fourth floor of a furniture merchandising building and it is but was easy enough to find. The atmosphere was nice; the view quite good. Service was good. We really enjoyed the food. The bottle of wine we had was good for the price ($45). We highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- uneven level of foodtrainviewDined on 5/14/2014Second time having lunch here. First time, food was fantastic. Every single dish wonderful. The $6 red wine very good. This time, vegetable soup was uninteresting, croque monsieur overwhelmingly rich and huge, a bit overcooked, and the red wine was served cold. Leftover in fridge? To be fair, rolls were fantastic as was creme brulee dessert. The view and restaurant itself really beautiful and comfortable. I will come back and hope it was simply an off day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day brunchhgmc79Dined on 5/11/2014I love the location of the Bistro St Tropez but that is about it. I have come to this restaurant several times before for special occasions but that was a couple years ago. I don't know if the restaurant has changed hands or chefs but the food and service have definitely fell off from what I remember. My party and I were quite disappointed and have no intention of returning to this restaurant. The food was just ok and the service was not God either. We had to keep looking for our server. Also, my mother asked for a substitution and the chef pretty much refused to honor the substitution. It just wasn't a good visit. Its a good thing I had good company!
- MemorableSerenesister61Dined on 5/11/2014Do you liking fine dining, great music & helpful staff? Try Bistro St. Tropez. From the wait service (Careful to I.D. the person who had food allergies as I indicated on the reservation) to the food (meticulously prepared no need to add salt/pepper the food was fresh) and chef (Professional cook, staff & kitchen, kitchen is so organized & cleaned. Can be seen as the walls are floor length windows) everything was wonderful. Our server Matthew, friendly helpful (had no problem taking food back to make to liking) & remembered us from Mother's Day 2013; & he takes great pictures! The Chef greeted us & took pictures. This was our second Mother's Day at Bistro St. Tropez & we will return Fathers Day...table for six, please!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- French foodFoodieseniorVIPDined on 5/10/2014It is a pleasure to find good French food at a reasonable price.Special Features:
- Close to perfectionRobert117Dined on 5/10/2014I am a 58 year old "foodie"" and I appreciate fine cuisine. I've had dinner at Bistro St Tropez with family and friends numerous times, and I can tell you that this restaurant successfully delivers masterful dishes of southern French cuisine on a consistent basis. The quality of everything that comes from the kitchen is superb. To say that Chef Patrice Rames is a "master" doesn't come close to capturing his skill in producing French cuisine that will provide you with a joyous dining experience. You will love this place and you will want to return. Amazingly, the menu is priced to complete with the average dinner spot in Philly. Given the quality of food and service, Bistro St. Tropez is an outstanding bargain.Special Features:
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- BearVIPDined on 5/2/2014Enjoyed a great chopped salad. Perfect portions. Good for business dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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KINGMAN, Ariz. -- A Kingman city councilman said taking steps to reduce noise from blaring horns of Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight trains passing through the Mohave County community remains a topic of significant interest to city officials.
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It's a pretty common word when talking about reproductive rights — one that probably wouldn't even make your average middle-schooler giggle.
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House Republicans sent word to Randolph, a Democrat from Orlando, that he should no longer say the word without first warning those who might be offended.
"Actually, they said I was no longer allowed to say any body parts," Randolph said.
Holy fallopian tubes, Batman.
We're living in a state run by lawmakers who have filed at least 10 bills to further regulate or restrict abortions —and then throw hissy fits over people who use the proper terms when debating them.
Here's a good rule of thumb: If you can't say a word, don't try to regulate it.
When I first heard this story, I wondered if perhaps House Speaker Dean Cannon genuinely didn't know what uterus meant.
Maybe he was that kid from second grade who always teared up and ran to hide in the bathroom when some other kid said: "Hey Dean! Your epidermis is showing!"
But no, Cannon's office confirmed that the speaker did, in fact, understand the word.
Cannon, it seems, was concerned that anyone who might be offended by the word "uterus" wasn't given fair warning to clear the chamber before the offending word was uttered.
And that's where this story goes from simply silly to seriously maddening — because there are a lot of truly offensive things coming out of Tallahassee right now … but this word isn't one of them.
For those who don't know, uterus is another word for womb.
And if lawmakers want to further regulate what happens in that part of a woman's body, they had better be willing to talk about it … like adults.
At this point, I want to be clear about something: I respect differing opinions on this topic. I genuinely believe there are thoughtful and passionate people on both sides.
In fact, I don't often charge head-first into abortion columns for just that reason — and because I believe it's a topic where most people already have their minds firmly made up.
But I also firmly believe that, if lawmakers are going to launch a crusade against reproductive rights, using words like fetus and embryo, that it takes an astonishing amount of hypocrisy and nerve to get indignant when someone else uses the word uterus.
Randolph actually used the word in trying to make a point about what he considered to be hypocrisy in the Republican Party alleged commitment to de-regulation.


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"We Can't Get Pregnant and It's Driving Us Apart"
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"I never dreamed I'd have trouble getting pregnant," said Carolyn, 38, a fund-raiser who's been married for four years. "Barry and I have spent three years trying to conceive -- first naturally and then with assisted reproductive technology. But it's always the same sad story: We're optimistic when treatment begins and devastated when it fails. Recently a blood test showed that my eggs aren't healthy, so our last remaining options are in vitro fertilization (IVF) using a donor egg and Barry's sperm (with me carrying the baby) or adoption. I'm open to either, but Barry won't discuss it. Every time I broach the subject he cuts me off and says I'm a nag. We're so mad at each other that we've stopped having sex.
"I met Barry, then 29, six years ago at the indoor gym he managed in Vermont. I was visiting a friend, and as I headed to the facility's climbing wall I noticed Barry -- tall and lean with thick brown hair -- across the room. 'He's so hot!' I said, grabbing my friend's arm. I was thrilled when he approached me after my first climb. We quickly discovered that we both liked alternative rock music, so Barry invited me to hear a local band that night. The next day we climbed together at the gym.
"A day later, when I left to catch my flight back to New York, Barry said he couldn't wait to see me again. Our romance began slowly, with visits every other weekend. Our temperaments are different -- I'm outgoing but anxious; he's reserved but mellow -- but we fell in love and got married two years later.
"The adjustment period was difficult. On weekend visits we were on our best behavior, but once we began living together in New York City, our bad sides emerged. We tripped over each other in my tiny apartment. It didn't help that he missed New England and the health club job market was tight.
"Since Barry couldn't find a job, my dad asked him to manage one of his restaurants. Once he was earning a steady paycheck we moved to a larger apartment, which helped a lot. We enjoyed rock climbing and Rollerblading in Central Park, and loved going to restaurants and clubs.
"We'd been married 18 months when we decided to start a family. After a year with no luck I consulted my gynecologist, who prescribed a fertility drug and intrauterine insemination (IUI) to increase the chances of conception. We tried this treatment twice, but both cycles failed. From there, I saw a fertility specialist, who discovered that the eggs produced weren't consistently healthy. The next step was IVF, with stronger fertility drugs and a cost of $15,000. My health insurance didn't cover it, but my parents offered to contribute and we gladly accepted."


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A Collier County man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly possessing 20 images of child pornography.
"Very sad because we got teenagers that walk down to this end of this complex here to wait for the bus," said Lisa Baris.
A child pornography bust was nade in a quiet east Naples condo complex.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement arrested Jesus Vargas-Garcia early Wednesday morning after they say they found child pornography on his computer.
The 34-year-old-is charged with 20 separate counts.
"I find that really degrading and disgusting," said Baris.
Baris lives in the neighborhood.
Her disgust is echoed throughout the community -and now neighbors say they'll be extra careful with the kids from now on.
"Parents just got to keep a close eye and it'll be all good," said Gabriel Trejo.
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Phoenix police need help finding two suspects who held two Metro Light Rail passengers at gunpoint while they stole one of the victim's cell phones.
The robbery happened Saturday at around 12:55 a.m. when the eastbound train had stopped at 3800 E. Washington St.
The two suspects stepped off the train, police said. One of them climbed back on again and forcibly removed the cell phone from one of the victim's hands, police said.
The other suspect stood at the doorway and pointed a gun at the two passengers, officers said.
When the second victim refused to give up his cell phone, the suspect punched him in the face, officers said.
Silent Witness is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information that leads to arrests and convictions in the case.
Both suspects are Hispanic men. One of them is described as between 20 to 30 years old. He is 5'9" tall and weighs 150 pounds. He has a dark "buzzed" haircut. He has tattoos of an "E" on his right forearm, "CHUCKS" on his right arm and a cross on left shoulder.
The other suspect is described as between 17 to 20 years old. He is 5'6" tall and weighs 120 pounds. He also has a dark "buzzed" haircut.
People with any information are asked to contact the Phoenix Police Department's Homicide Unit at 602-262-6141. People can also call Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS or 480-TESTIGO.
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