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1850 SE 17th St. Suite 109
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
Fort Lauderdale
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Contemporary American
$31 to $50
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Market 17 Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(954) 835-5507
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: 5:00pm - 10:30 pm Friday & Saturday. 5:00-10:00pm Sunday--Monday.
Lunch: Only available for private parties
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, Organic
Executive Chef:
Lauren DeShields
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Private Party Facilities:
Small party or large, Market 17 can accommodate your special event.
Our ultra private dining room seats up to 20. It is a closed room with two glass walls that allow you to see the restaurant without the noise, or we can close the curtains for a completely private dining experience- you will only be seen by the restaurant staff.
We have a semi-private dining area for parties up to 40, our main dining room for larger parties up to 60. For a restaurant buyout we can serve up to 150 people inside and 70 outside. We also have space available outside for private and semi-private patio parties.
Whatever your budget or needs we will work with you to make sure you have the perfect event.
Private Party Contact:
Kimi McCurry (954) 835-5507
Special Events & Promotions:
Kimi McCurry, email@example.com or call 954.835.5507
Getting there
Cross Street:
Eisenhower Blvd & 17th St
Public Transit:
Water Taxi & Bus
Private Lot
Parking Details:
Market 17 is located at the Portside Yachting Center, there is plenty of parking available to our guests right next to the restaurant in the Portside lot.
A word from Market 17
Market 17 is proud to be serving delicious, creative dishes that are literally from the farm right to the tables of our diners. We call this "wine country cuisine" because the emphasis is on fresh, clean food from top purveyors along with an abundant wine list.
For the more adventurous
diner, Market 17 offers 'dining in the dark'. It is our chefs table in a private room that allows a new way to experience food. Once your sight is turned off, all the other senses are heightened. It's a fun and unique experience to enjoy our food. (Due to limited seating, reservations for dining in the dark can be requested via open table notes but are not guaranteed. Please call 954.835.5507 to confirm dining in the dark reservation requests.)
Our menu will change daily and we'll always offer amazing tasting menus for you to sample what the chef has created. Come and experience for yourself what all the buzz is about!
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to great food and they were right. Not only unique in the couplings of main courses with the added veggies but in the presentation. It was lovely to taste several entrees only to end up ordering the whole orders. It was a rather quiet night and was romantic ...our waiter was knowledgeable and extremely pleasant. All in all a wonderful time."
Dined on 8/18/2014
This place is hands down my
favorite dining experience in Broward County. From the ambiance to the wine list and, oh yeah the FOOD. Wow the food is the most interesting presentation I have seen in a while, all farm to table local organic products. The chef does a wonderful job of creating a variety of daily dishes that will arouse your tastes buds. The combination of flavors is masterfully done. The service is very professional and not overly chatty, perfect for an Anniverssary celebration. You can try normal portion sizes or try chef's tasting samples of different dishes( I recommend doing that) for half the price. Speaking of which the prices, although not cheap, are very reasonable for the quality of the food."
Dined on 8/16/2014
We had been wanting to try Market
17 for some time. It came up among the 10 most romantic restaurants in Ft. Laud so for our anniversary the time was right. The atmosphere was great. John our waiter was excellent. The food was great. We had antelope and grouper. Food was fresh and local. Turns out mostly organic as well Wine list was good. Very very nice meal and evening. We definitely will be back."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Great menu with variety of foods -
vegetarian options to game options. Love that they have a smaller "tasting" portion for all entrees. Good for us ladies who don't want the full portion."
Dined on 8/16/2014
One nice thing about this
restaurant is they offer 3oz glasses of wine as well as normal 6oz glasses. So I was able to taste 5 wines thru the course of the meal, which was fun as I worked my way thru a starter and a main course. They also offer half-size main dishes, which allows one to stay trim or to sample more stuff!"
Dined on 8/16/2014
This is our favorite place for
freshly prepared wonderful cuisine. Using local sources, the food is always tasty. I bring friends who visit town to several restaurants, and Market 17 is always their favorite."
Dined on 8/14/2014
This was our first time dining at
Market 17 and we plan on returning when we return to the Fort Lauderdale area. The ambiance, food and wait staff were outstanding."
Dined on 8/12/2014
We are from NYC and I admit, we
are picky. This restaurant is a winner. Great food- fresh, inventive and tasty- great service and a really nice ambiance."
Dined on 8/11/2014
Market 17 was like going on a date
with an exotic girl. The food was unique and very different from what you'd find at a typical place, and therefore made you a bit nervous about trying some of it. But all of it was fantastic, as was the service. This is a great place to go for a special occasion."
Dined on 8/10/2014
We went here to celebrate our 30th
wedding anniversary. The first table where we were seated was next to a large group that was getting louder as the wine flowed - we thought about asking to move, but before we could, the manager came to us and asked if we would like to move. We did and it was much more pleasant. Wes our server was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and very attentive. The food was excellent - in particular, the beef cheek appetizer, the Duck Confit, the Key West Shrimp entrée and the Wahoo entrée. Wonderful experience! Expensive - but worth it given the event we were celebrating!"
Dined on 8/9/2014
I have been traveling to Fort
Lauderdale for work for the past 6 months, and this is the best restaurant that my co-workers and I have come across. The quality of the food is outstanding - very fresh, flavorful, and creative. The beef tartare was my favorite app, and while I loved all the entrees I sampled, the harvest market (vegetarian) was a stand-out."
Dined on 8/6/2014
My husband & I enjoyed a lovely
dining experience. The food was attractively presented and was very good! Wonderful cappuccinos too. The staff was friendly and efficient. Thank you Market 17."
Dined on 8/6/2014
My wife and I love this place. The
chef is a genius in combining various elements in a dish into a culinary artistic symphony. The food is impressive and delicious. Just brilliant!"
Dined on 8/4/2014
Food as usual was unique and
fantastic. I went out of my comfort zone and tried the beef cheek appetizer and it was fabulous!!"
Dined on 8/2/2014
This is a excellent restaurant
with fresh creative dining choices, with an elegant atmosphere and positively impeccable service. I highly recommend it. I had the Mango with cheese for an appetizer and the blend of flavors was so wonderful. My husband had the cerviche which again was creative with different kinds of fresh fish and a delicate citrus. For dinner I had the farm raised chicken over corn risotto which was so unusual. The restaurant was accommodating since I am gluten free. My husband had the grouper with tabbouleh which he said was fantastic. The flour less chocolate cake also was to die for! My husband ate the cannoli that topped the dessert! Overall I would rate this as one of my favorite in Ft. Lauderdale!"
Dined on 8/2/2014
We was for dinning in the dark,
but the reserve requieres more time. However, we loved this restaurant!!! Great surprise for the dinner, fresh vegetables, differents flavors, perfect combination, excellent service... The best was the tasting, we tested many things on the menu! The best: Roasted Free Range Chicken Breast!!! Delicious... A little expensive, but good for special occasions."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Fort Lauderdale has lots and lots
of restaurants but not much fine dining. Market 17 is good, probably the best in town. It's not London, Paris or New York standards but it's as close as you'll get in this neck of the woods. Dining room is very large and not very intimate. Service was professional, although a little bit scripted and lacked personality."
Dined on 7/26/2014
What a surprise! I found Market
17 on the New Times list of 10 best for 2013. We made an early reservation (7) for Saturday and arrived around 6:45. Lucky us. Our bartender informed us that 5-7 was happy hour every day of the week, even on Saturday. Drinks and appetizers at half price. The bar was dimly lighted (a plus) with no TVs or other distractions. When we went to our table, our server was informative and polite. I had the cobia and my wife had the small beef dish because she had had a little much of the appetizer. Everything was perfect. We had wonderful time, expect to return and highly recommend Market 17."
Dined on 7/26/2014
Market 17 is a must try. The
service is unmatched and the food delictable."
Dined on 7/25/2014
My husband and I were in Ft.
Lauderdale for one night only and we wanted to enjoy a local foodie experience. The reviews for Market 17 were fairly solid so we were hopeful. We tried the tasting menu with the matched wines and it was phenomenal! Our server was very helpful and everything came out well timed. The wines were great complements to the food and the chef was even willing to make a small adjustment to one of the items to accommodate one of our food quirks. We would recommend Market 17 for those interested in great food, good wine and interesting tastes and textures."
Dined on 7/25/2014
I went for Happy Hour appetizers
with my minor child that was not permitted to sit at the bar. The few tables they had in the bar area were full. I asked for a nearby table to the bar to enjoy appetizers at happy hour pricing and was denied. I was told I could sit outside and did not want to as it was extremely hot. The restaurant was completely empty at 5:00 pm and I asked them to reconsider but instead they watched us leave unhappy. I emailed the managing partner twice without a response. Why bother?"
Dined on 7/25/2014
This restaurant is consistently
good, the wine list has been selected with care, and the prices are reasonable. The food is sophisticated, and the menu changes enough to keep this regular going back. This is the best restaurant in Fort Lauderdale for those who appreciate quality to quantity. The portions are reasonable enough to have room for the amazing desserts."
Dined on 7/24/2014
Less garnish for what is ordered.
A 6 ounce portion of fish is good but my plate was full garnish by the time the fish was eaten."
Dined on 7/21/2014
If you are looking for an organic
food restaurant Market 17 is the right place in fort Lauderdale. You will find delicious selections from their daily changing menu. Great food great service. Best organic food."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Market 17 prides itself on
utilizing as many local sources of sustainably sourced foods as possible. Grass fed beef, free range chicken, local pork, fish and produce. The effort shows and is appreciated. 3 of us experienced the 6 course tasting menu with the wine pairings. At $125/person, it is a bit pricey, but the food and experience is excellent, but the portions were a bit small even for such a dinner. I would take a rough guess that the feature of each course was about 1 oz (chicken, fist, beef, etc). The wines selected went very well with each courses Our server very knowledgable about each course and wine. She (and the chef) were amazingly accommodating concerning food allergies - even making a special entree for my wife's dessert."
Dined on 7/19/2014
One of the few restaurants in the
Broward/ Palm Beach area that almost made my outstanding list. We were 6 foodies who agreed that the appetizers and entrees ( all 6 ) were outstanding. The desserts were less than stellar. I would return in a heartbeat."
Dined on 7/11/2014
I had the dark dinning experience
and I have to admit it has been one of the greates things I have ever done. They way the restaurant does it is very unique, and the server that helps you trough the experience is extremely professional and helpful. Very good for special occasions, specially if you plan to celebrate an anniversary or other important event with your couple."
Dined on 7/9/2014
Always Yummy. My review had to
have at least 50 characters."
Dined on 7/7/2014
excellent meal, whenever I go I
always wonder why I don't go more often."
Dined on 7/6/2014
My husband and I celebrated our
11th anniversary here. We got there early for happy hour - half-priced appetizers and glasses of wine (as well as other drinks) at the bar area. We then moved on to dinner - I had the most fabulous beef tenderloin. The sides were incredible - everything was amazingly fresh! I had off-hand mentioned to our server when we sat down that it was our anniversary. Indicative of their level of attention to service - our dessert came decorated with a happy anniversary greeting, and we were each given a glass of sparkling wine! Well worth the price - I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a special night out!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
we made reservations before 7 pm
to take advantage of the happy hour offer advertised on the web page. our waitress told us that the happy hour was only avail at the bar. I went to the bar and the bartender said it was only avail if we ate in the bar. that was disappointing. the special appetizer included choice of meats and cheeses. it was sparse and not special. the flatbread appetizer was very good. my shrimp entrée was great and everyone liked their food. the waitress was cheerful but I would like to have had her be more outspoken about the nature of the restaurant serving local grown food. atmosphere was clean and modern. I might return"
Dined on 6/29/2014
I took my mother for her birthday
and we had a blast doing dining in the dark. Our meals were great and probably things I'd never try off a menu but I can't say I enjoyed everything. Our server was great as well! I would absolutely do this again."
Dined on 6/29/2014
This is a beautiful restaurant.
We were greeted and shown to our table by a friendly host. Our waiter was very attentive and knowledgeable, and the service was excellent throughout our meal. However... The music did not match the fine-dining ambiance. Hearing mid-90s to 2000s alternative music (Sublime) did not fit the vibe and was off putting. We ordered the Chef's tasting menu with wine pairings. The food is fresh and a bit different than what you'd find at other restaurants. While very creative, most of the dishes were disjointed—some more cohesive than others. This inconsistency interrupted the flow of the meal. In summary. Great service, beautiful dining space, odd choice of music, and disjointed and inconsistent flavors."
Dined on 6/26/2014
New to the area, checked reviews
online and picked this place. Everything we had was outstanding. Love that they support the local growers. The menu changes daily. I enjoyed the doroda fish on top of grits and veggies. Everything just melted in your mouth and all the flavors were delightful. I'll be back for sure!!!!"
Dined on 6/22/2014
Excellent food and service! Our
favorite restaurant in Ft. Lauderdale. Great for special occasions. The owner and general manager visited our table to make sure everything was Ok. Very friendly and personable."
Dined on 6/20/2014
Food was great...nice relaxing
atmosphere. Good, friendly service."
Dined on 6/20/2014
Excellent food, smallish portions,
lovely atmosphere in our back corner."
Dined on 6/20/2014
Spent a delightful evening dining
at Market 17 for Dad's Day. Although OPEN TABLE should have a place in their reservation page indicating if one would like to dine in the Dark Room (which has very limited sitting) and that's exactly where I wanted to surprise Howard with, we enjoyed the restaurant itself. Portions were a bit small, but very delicious. The presentation was very nice as well. The hostess who greeted us was very pleasant and friendly...which was the start to a very enjoyable dinner. Our waitress was very professional and accommodating. Thank you! We shall return to dine in the Dark Room sometime soon."
Dined on 6/15/2014
With their seasonally changing
menu, you can always find a hidden gem in the chef's offerings!"
Dined on 6/15/2014
A great dining experience I went
there with a party of four everything we had was fantastic! I don't think I've ever heard so many compliments coming from every sampling my entire life :) The service was impeccable as well. It was my second time there, both times equally fantastic. Everything from the main entrée down to the sauces and gravies had such Depth that consumed your senses with joy. I would highly recommend this establishment anyone who's looking for a great meal at very reasonable prices. I must be honest I would like to keep this a secret, I don't want it to get the point where I'm unable to get a reservation. But they do deserve high praise and I hope they stay around for a long time! Thank you, Market 17 team"
Dined on 6/15/2014
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Whether she's sassy ("Blame It on Your Heart") or soulful ("You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive"), Patty Loveless can dig into a country song like few others. And she's up and at 'em again with her new album, Dreamin' My Dreams, choosing old songs by Delaney Bramlett, Steve Earle and Richard Thompson, along with new tunes by Tony Arata, Jim Lauderdale and Leslie Satcher. Answering these questions from fans, Loveless dishes on her favorite homemade Indian meal, abandoning the instant messages on her computer and why she'd like to live in Europe for a few months.
1. Whose idea was it to have that "twisty" guitar intro on "Keep Your Distance"?
Well, that twisty guitar intro was Emory Gordy Jr. [Gordy is Loveless' husband and producer.] And actually it's not guitar. Itt's steel. (laughs) Is that bizarre or what? It's a great sound, and it was just one of those that was his idea. But the idea of me kicking it off sounding more mountainous, with the voice, was my idea. (laughs) So you combine the two.
2. What is it like to work with Dwight Yoakam on your new album?
What was it like to work with Dwight? It's always great working with Dwight, no matter what the situation is. Technology makes it possible for us to be able to be on each other's records when we're so far away. He was at a distance -- like "Keep Your Distance" -- so we decided to try to get him to put his vocals on after we got through with our part of it. And, oh, I'm so glad we were able to do that. There are so many records out there that I'd like to sing on, but sometimes when I'm on the road or somewhere else, it's so difficult for me to be there at the time that they want me. Now this makes it possible even more.
3. I have almost worn through Mountain Soul by playing it so often. Is there a chance you will make another CD (hopefully several) with similar songs?
Well, maybe later on, but this particular album that I've got out now, Dreamin' My Dreams, there's a mixture of the more contemporary Patty Loveless and then, of course, some stuff such as Mountain Soul. But there's a song on Dreamin' My Dreams called "Big Chance" that is kind of the follow-up story to "Pretty Little Miss" on Mountain Soul. It's done in the same form. It kind of describes the way I was when I was a kid and the young girls back there. At 8, they're thinking about getting married. They don't know what they're getting themselves into. (laughs)
4. I would really like to hear more of your music that borders on a sort of "country blues," like "Jealous Bone" and a few other songs you've done. Have you ever considered an album centered around this type of music, sort of like you did with mountain music and Mountain Soul?
I've always tried to mix all the influences that I have pulled from many different genres of music. "The Trouble With the Truth" felt to me like an Otis Redding thing, or even Percy Sledge could have possibly done that song. I've always been a big huge fan of Otis Redding and Percy Sledge, but I've never really considered doing a complete record of nothing but kind of "bluesy country." But I'll keep it in mind.
5. Are there any songs you have a hard time singing because they are just so emotional and perhaps too close to home?
Goodness, "How Can I Help You Say Goodbye," "The Grandpa That I Know," "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive." Especially "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive." It speaks about a coal miner that is struggling to make a life for his family, and my dad went through the same thing. He had to end up working in the coal mines for 28 years. And because it describes my grandfather. The first time that he went into the coal mines, because his father had died, he was like 14 years old. He was trying to help his mom because he was the oldest of all the children. Eastern Kentucky, where I was born -- it just reminds me a whole lot of that.
6. Is there a song from an old CD that you think should have been released, but wasn't?
Oh, gosh. There was one song "To Feel That Way at All." It was on The Trouble With the Truth record, and it was written by Jim Lauderdale. It really pulls you in, and it's the story of this person that just really wants to share their feelings and affection. It just pulls all these emotions out. Gosh, it's been so long ago since I've listened to the record now.
7. Does it frustrate you that your songs are not getting as much airtime lately?
The only thing that frustrates me sometime is that I'm in competition with my own self. (laughs) I know I'm in competition with many others out there, and the format's very, very small. The thing that is so frustrating is that I would love for people to hear the new music, but I feel fortunate that they still get to hear some old Patty Loveless classics. ... I know a lot of stations out there play a lot of old country classics and sometimes mix it with the new country of today. I guess the old Patty Loveless is still in competition with the new Patty Loveless. She keeps hanging in there.
8. How do you determine your set list at a concert?
It depends on the venue. If it's outdoor and there's another band on, especially like a festival or something like that, I'll take all that into consideration. People are outside. Are they really concentrating on what's going on up there? It all depends if I know that I can lock 'em in to get them to listen to something. For the most part, I still decide by just filling it out when we get there that day of the show. Of course, if there aren't really any other bands going on, then I go, "Hmmm, I've got to figure this one out." It depends if you've got somebody in a small theater or somewhere there's not a lot of movement going on. Then you've got their full attention. That's when a song like "The Grandpa That I Know" or "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" go over very well because people are listening and hanging on to every word.
9. How do you unwind between shows or out on the road?
I unwind with my band. They're my friends. They're my family. After I've done my part, we all take care of each other out there. I enjoy unwinding with them and talking about the show and what went right and what went wrong with the performance. We like talking about the night of the performance and then listening to music together or watching a movie that everyone wants to see. But sometimes we just go off and get into our bunks and maybe pull out a book to read.
10. Is there any place or any country that you've always wanted to visit but haven't been to yet?
Oh, there are so many. I would love to go to Ireland. I would love to go to Scotland. I would love to go to Australia. I haven't been to Australia yet. So many places I've missed. I would love to go to Europe and do a European tour. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't mind just going there to live for a couple of months and just tour. Live there for a while and then come back. I think that would be the perfect way to do it actually.
11. I am a huge fan from Saudi Arabia. Will you ever have a world tour, say for example, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates?
Goodness, what a question. I could possibly ... That's way, way in the future. Never say never. I'll put it that way. Never say never.
12. Are you and Vince Gill ever going to record together again?
It's bizarre that you asked. I am getting ready to go in to work with Vince. I think he has a new project that he's working on. But I don't know if I'm going to make it or not. I don't know if I'll make the record. I've got to go in there and see first. I'm sure that we will work together again. Let's say that.
13. Have you ever worked professionally with Reba McEntire? If so, what is it like working with her?
In my early years, I was opening for Randy Travis and Reba. It was Reba's show. She was always great. She'd sit out there during soundchecks, and we'd sit and talk with each other. I really do think Reba is a wonderful person and a very, very good businesswoman as well. She knows her stuff, and she knows what she wants, and she goes after it. But she's a down-to-earth person. She truly is. I love being around her.
14. When you were starting out, what did you learn from working with Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton?
There's so much I learned from them: songwriting ability, how to entertain people, how to talk to people from the stage. I picked up a lot about the business from them.
15. Several country music artists are releasing albums of classic songs. Would you consider doing that? If so, which songs would you choose?
Well, goodness what songs would that be? There are so many out there. To me, I have recorded a classic: [Waylon Jennings'] "Dreaming My Dreams With You" ... (long pause) "Blue Moon of Kentucky" by Bill Monroe.
16. How do you stay so slim, trim and fit?
I used to work out, but now I take into consideration any kind of housework and anything that I'm doing out in the yard or anything like that. To me, that is a great workout. (laughs) When I'm at home, I like to go for long walks with my dog, Shasta, and go hiking because I love being outside. But out on the road, for the most part, I really don't get that much exercise, except when I may go walking with one of the girls or a couple of girls, in the band. They don't like for me to get out there by myself.
17. What's your favorite dish to cook for yourself?
I can get bored with my cooking. At the same time, when I've been on the road for a while and I do get to come home, it's like I'm learning all over again. I love cooking with Indian spices and I do love making Alu Gobi. Alu Gobi is cauliflower and potatoes in a tomato sauce and it's all these different spices of cardamom and coriander and cumin and, of course, black pepper, without a doubt. I'm trying to think of everything that went into it. Oh yeah, and turmeric, which actually gives it a little color. It doesn't really give it flavor. I enjoy that dish. You can have it with chicken or anything. It's a great potato dish, but you also get cauliflower along with it. It's pretty fast. It's easy.
18. What do you like the most about living in Georgia?
When I come to stay in Georgia, it makes me feel like it's sort of like Kentucky. It feels like Tennessee. Even though it's farther south, it still has the mountains and the trees. Our home is built out in the woods with a lot of acreage out here. It's very wild, and I just love that. It totally gets me out of the city, completely out of the city. But the city keeps getting closer and closer to us all the time.
19. Do you ever use instant messaging on your computer, or do you like chatting?
I did at first, but that's been years and years ago. I quit that because I would be in the kitchen and I'd be cooking or doing something and an instant message would come up. I'd go over, and then I'd want to make conversation. So I said, "No, I'm gonna quit that." Or if I was online with somebody else, one would pop up, and I said, "No, I'm not gonna do that." I don't really get in the chat rooms or anything like that, but I do communicate as far as e-mails. I go on when certain Web sites are brought to my attention. I go on and look at those.
20. Are you ticklish on your feet?
I used to be, but I'm not anymore. I overcame it.


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2.99/5 rDev -25.1%
The beers are good, and I enjoy their revolving taps and some of their unique styles. The new location is attractive and their reggae theme is enjoyable and unique. However there are a few crucial things that prompt me in ignoring some of their positive attributes and only giving them 2 stars.
1. They still serve their beers in a PLASTIC CUP, which does not bring out the full aroma, appearance, and taste of their beer, and plus its just not as an enjoyable experience drinking beer out of a plastic cup. I have notice that some regular customers do have a glass cup, which I don't know if its because they bought it or they ask for it, but either way at a brew pub I should not have to ask for a glass cup.
2. They jipped me in my growler fill. They completely left out the neck of the bottle, and only filled to the bottom of the neck. It may only be 2-3 ounces, however every brewery I have been to fills to the top of the neck.
3. I was given bad service by the bartender; she was a little jerky, unfriendly, and made the whole experience uninviting.
The good beer alone isn't enough to give a good review for a brew pub. Given that we have many great brew pubs and breweries opening up in the IE, the standard for a good brew pub experience has risen, and its not just about if they have good beer or not, because most of these breweries in the IE have good and even great beer, so I judge not only on the beer but the experience as well
04-13-2014 03:43:30 | More by RialtoBrewer
4.94/5 rDev +23.8%
This place is amazing. Every craft brewery should be like this. Nothing but experimental beers all the time. You can go in and talk to the brewers any time you want. Not only do you get an amazing pint of beer, but you can get a great lesson on beer while you are there. They have put out some of the greatest beers I have ever had, and I dont say that too often. Their growlers keep for a long time. Had one sitting for about 3 months and poured with perfect carbonation. These guys really know what they are doing.
02-28-2014 07:22:38 | More by hplascencia1024
3.29/5 rDev -17.5%
The growing Inland Empire beer scene brings me back for another day. Cast in a non-descript industrial complex is I & I Brewing, which despite its address, is easier to spot off Edison. Plenty of parking around, and it's made visible enough that you won't need to hunt down exact street numbers.
The interior has enough seats for two dozen, tall tables and shorter tables are utilized. The bar area is large enough for several patrons (but without seats), where much of the beer ordering takes place. Aside is a cash register which acts as a foundation to display brewery merchandise. There appears to be a "420" vibe in the air, with red, yellow, and green colors highlighting the posters which they have towards the ceiling. Despite that, half the spots were taken, and the age ranged from younger beer drinkers to middle-aged.
There were six taps behind the bar, though at the time only four beverage were being poured. I was told that one of them was basically a lemonade mixed with something else (sue me if I forgot, it wasn't beer so I didn't really care much). The three beers available were a California Common, a Dry Stout, and a Belgian Cranberry weighing in at almost 10% alcohol. Tasters and 14 ounce pours were available at reasonable prices ($4 for a full pour of Common, $5 for the dry stout). Both those beers were solid quality too, but why the use of plastic cups in a brewery? Are we on a budget? My apologies, but it's a pet peeve of mine.
Despite the latter, the folks behind the bar were friendly faces and easy to talk with. In fact, the friendly atmosphere might be the biggest reason towards a return.
02-24-2014 02:48:59 | More by DoubleJ
3.5/5 rDev -12.3%
02-23-2014 01:06:13 | More by Gobzilla
3.75/5 rDev -6%
01-16-2014 17:51:41 | More by SoCaliC8
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
12-11-2013 10:14:29 | More by Orthodoxkardia
4/5 rDev +0.3%
I recently visited I & I since I was in the area for work. The spot is located in an industrial park, with a small taproom up front and the brewing equipment in the back. When I went they had 8 beers on tap plus 2 hard lemonades. They like to brew new and experimental beers using real ingredients like fruit, vegetables, and herbs. The service was good as I was served by the assistant brewer and he answered all of my questions about the beers. The quality of the beers was good but the only negative is that they were served in plastic cups. They offer tasters (no set flights), pints, and growler fills. Prices are reasonable. I would definitely stop in again if I were in the area.
05-29-2013 15:26:05 | More by UCLABrewN84
4.75/5 rDev +19%
A solid selection of beer on tap, great beer with great people. There is nothing better than a great beer with a great conversation. Both can be had at I and I I could not be happier when I go to I and I. The beer is all first rate in quality and offerings. I have not had a bad beer yet and I have tried them all! I would recommend I and I to all who love great beer! I and I does not have any issues with bottle sharing as long as you share with them. They just started filling 1 liter growlers so you can take their beer home with you! Come out and support this small family run business!
04-05-2012 17:19:02 | More by MSAJTP
4.44/5 rDev +11.3%
So they were open for 2 weeks and I finally had a chance to stop in.
Atm- Really small and family oriented in a small commerical building in Chino, CA. Has a very nice tap system with upwards of 18 fillable taps. When I was there 9 where on and 2 had just kicked. Run by a couple homebrewers, they are brewing for them and people who like big, clean flavors and good hop profiles.
Quality- The beers have been so far pretty top notch. I wasn't expecting such quality right out of the gate but their session IPA is pretty on the money.
Service- Happy, Helpful and Friendly. Eager to suggest a profile for you, have a chat about beer and let you know whats coming next.
Selection- Great variety of styles on tap. A couple pales, wheats, IPAs and then will be rotating to a couple more selections. Porters, Small Beers, and Strong Ales.
Food- N/A
Value- Pretty resasonable pricing. Everything is plus tax and they do take cards. Very tech forward with the iphone app. All beer was served in a plastic cup or you can do a glass for 4.95 and get a small 1/2 pint pour for $2 and a pint for $5.
Ill be back for sure. Keep up the good work Erik and Chuck.
01-31-2012 19:09:22 | More by FosterJM
I & I Brewing in Chino, CA
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Albany - Unemployment was up in Georgia during the month of June. The unemployment rate jumped to 5.4 %, up from 4.6 % in May.
Jeffery Damons lost his job in March and has been looking for work ever since. He says going without a job for so long is discouraging, but he believes he'll find something soon. "It's rough with the economy in the turmoil that it's in," says Damons. "I feel the effects of it now. I really didn't when I was working, but I really see what people go through who are looking for work."
The Department of labor in Albany says even though unemployment is up in Georgia, they haven't seen an increase in the amount of clients they serve.
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CATEGORIES New Releases, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Fan Made, Movies, New Releases, CinematicalAs a love story about a dude who fights his new girlfriend's evil exes video game-style, there are a lot of theories and interpretations that can be applied to Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Personally, between the books and film, I always wondered just how much of the tale happened as it said, since Pilgrim is known for blowing memories to sensational heights. If Scottie could remember punching out a regular high school kid as a death-defying fight to save a friend, who knows what really happened as Mr. Pilgrim faced Ramona Flowers' evil exes.
Add that to the fact that the movie was written before Bryan Lee O'Malley finished the series, and Edgar Wright had a whole lot of possibilities to end his cinematic adaptation -- including framing it as a gruesome dream. (Spoilers after the jump.)
Earlier in the year, Wright joked to preview audiences that he had an alternate ending in mind, so the Playlist talked to the filmmaker about his idea. It seems Wright was hoping to film a wild alternate ending during additional shooting days that never came to be. In it, the entire film would have turned out to be a dream -- but not simply one where Pilgrim wakes up and nothing happens. Nope, instead a news report on the TV would announce that seven people have been killed by a local Torontonian.
To take the idea a step further, the website Half-Assed Commitment whipped up a fake newspaper report of the killings. It's pretty awesome, and must be an American newspaper -- nitpicking warning -- since they forgot the u in "rumor." Anyway... Since you need to see it full-sized to read the text, hop over through the link above to check it out.
Yeah, this is a joke, but it's one that could hold a lot of weight in Pilgrim's Toronto world. In Volume Six, Scott learns that Simon Lee wasn't a bad guy holding Kim hostage back in high school. He was a kid she was dating who maybe hugged her once. So naturally, if punching an innocent kid can be re-remembered as defeating an evil dude, one can only imagine the potential reality behind Ramona and her evil exes.
Is Scott Pilgrim vs. The World nothing more than a funky video game memory standing between Scott and a gruesome reality?
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In concert with a diverse group of stakeholders, UNESCO in collaboration with the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), will host a session to examine the interplay between the use of ICT, efforts to increase participation in the very important virtual digital spaces and some of the unintended consequences that these developments have brought.
This discussion will frame these challenges within the African context and seek to draw and share lessons from current work that could inform current and future practice.
The catalytic impact of ICT to bring gains in efficiency and effectiveness as well as to create new opportunities at the individual, enterprise, as well as at the national and global level is well appreciated. There is also recognition of their role in promoting access to development and public information thereby facilitating transparency and good governance. ICT and the virtual spaces have also been identified as key enablers for addressing gender inequities, for supporting the roll-out of education and health services and contributing to the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.
Consequently, public and private investments in ICT and ICT-enabled processes as well as efforts to facilitate greater participation in the virtual spaces and reduce the digital divide are increasing.
Realizing and leveraging the potential of ICT is however, not a linear process. Furthermore, the deployment of ICT, which are evolving rapidly, offer new and complex choices for policy makers and are also leading to the creation of new forms of social organization, relationships and interactions whose impacts on societies are not well understood.
The WSIS process, has identified some guiding principles such as promoting the common good, preventing abusive uses of ICTs and respect for nature amongst the aspects of the ethical dimensions of the information society that ought to be considered as we seek to leverage the potential of ICT. It is therefore critical to examine some of the adverse and unintended outcomes that accompany our efforts to increase participation and the uptake of ICT and seek to mitigate them.
Some examples of the unintended consequences of ICTs that will be discussed in this session are briefly described below:
1. Diversion of resources: The high expectations of the role of ICT and participation can play in abating social challenges has led to many ICT4D projects being funded en masse without adequate attention to issues of feasibility, sustainability and impact. Such situations can present tremendous and adverse opportunity costs.
2. Concerns over the safety of transactions and data: Reductions in transaction costs and complexity through offerings such as mobile banking and access to land title information offer new possibilities for disadvantaged groups to participate in financial activity. However, inadequate protection of ICT systems, low user awareness coupled with lack of policy frameworks and protection provide opportunity for fraud with limited protection and recourse for victims. This raises important issues around the integrity, robustness and society's confidence in systems as well the need for a regional legal instrument on cyber-security to be adopted under the auspices of the African Union Commission.
3. E-waste: ICT contain a number of substances which when inadequately disposed can pose a serious threat to human health and the environment. Without measures to manage the end-of-life disposal or recycling of this equipment; for example adequate policies, disposal systems and user awareness; it is likely that increased efforts to address digital divide will see increasing amounts of e-waste in Africa.
4. Threats to the survival of African languages: Language is a vehicle for knowledge exchange and a driving force for innovation and productivity. Therefore the development of African languages is vital for Africa's development. ICT can accelerate the use of Africa's languages and the continents development however, Africa's languages are facing many challenges. The dominance of a few European languages in key spheres such as education, public administration and the media is marginalizing African languages. If left unchecked, the roll-out of ICT in foreign languages further exacerbates this situation, jeopardizing Africa's languages and Africa's development; this will also deny the opportunity of ICTs to a crucial segment of its people. This situation can only be reversed by ensuring the involvement of the grassroots in ICT and leveraging the power of ICT to support the dissemination and creation of information in the languages that Africa's citizens understand best. There is thus an urgent need to facilitate the integration of African languages within broader information policy and issues of access and participation.
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1. Raise awareness of these adverse impacts and steps drawn from practice on mitigating them;
2. Identify and prioritize emerging impacts and areas for research;
3. Support the dissemination of information on existing resources and practices that can support stakeholders in responding to the issues highlighted in the sessions;
4. Identify entry points and possible action plans for supporting national responses.
9:00 a.m. Opening Remark by Session Moderator
9:05 a.m. Diversion of resources - Ms. Titi Akinsanmi,Researcher, LINK Centre, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg,South Africa
9:15 a.m. Safety of transactions and data - Ms. Eskedar Nega, Programme Officer, ICT Policy Development, UNECA, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
9:25 a.m. E-waste Ms. Gladys Muhunyo, Director, Computer Aid International, Nairobi, Kenya
9:35 a.m. Survival of African languages Mr. Maurice Tadadjeu,Association Nationale des Comités de Langues Camerounaises , Yaounde, Cameroun
9:45 a.m. Interactive session with live and virtual audience with 15 minutes dedicated to interventions by virtual participants
10:20 a.m. Discussion synthesis and closing Remark by Session Moderator
10:30 a.m. End of session
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12 comments:
- Mary Beth said...
What a great compromise!!!! It turned out to be so pretty! I LOVE the light fixture!
- October 12, 2010
- Jenny said...
It is all beautiful. You make a great team!
- October 12, 2010
- Sarah said...
That is gorgeous!! Your projects always turn out so beautifully.
- October 12, 2010
- Carmen @ Life with Sprinkles on Top said...
It looks really nice. I'm really glad you went with this color scheme instead of Hannah Montana. haha!
- October 12, 2010
- Joanne said...
It's absolutely gorgeous!
- October 12, 2010
- Miz Carla said...
FABulous job!! I love the subtle brown w/ the pretty pink!
Your turkey cupcakes made me giggle :D you are a true Martha miz Saucy!
Hope you and Miss Loopy are feeling better.
- October 12, 2010
- MJ said...
What constrasts in decorating style between Loopy & Saucy! The end result turned out striking!
- October 12, 2010
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
Oh the cleverness of you two!
- October 13, 2010
- SOINSPIRED said...
I want to move in! Love the candy necklace around the jar. Must steal that idea. Loopy, I hope you realize how lucky to are to have a Mother like yours!
- October 16, 2010
- Coco said...
I love it.
- October 16, 2010
Hi, Nice bathroom! Where did you get the light fixture?
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- Spray Foam Roofing said...
Spray Foam Roofing is very useful for your house. it keeps your home safe from heating. it plays a very important role in not only your home's efficiency but the environment as well.
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The first poem I ever loved was The Raven. Specifically, one line from the poem haunted me when I was young, and still does: "The silken sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain."
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What do you do when your kids start wanting to spend the night with friends?
That sounds like such a simple question.
Maybe I'm WAY more freaked out about this than I need to be...but maybe not.
Here's the sitch in a nutshell.
Looking back over my school years, I can say with full confidence that I never learned anything horrible, or did anything awful while I was AT school.
So those of you with kids in public school, I can confidently say, that in retrospect, I see how during the school day, the teachers did a great job of keeping us busy (all those worksheets) and productive. I don't have one single memory of participating in awful things or even getting to talk about icky things while I was AT school. For the most part, for ME, school was a pretty safe place where nothing noticeably different happened that wasn't allowed at my own house.
I remember tons of talks about sex and other nasty things I would LOVE to protect my children from for as long as possible happening while walking home from school, while playing with neighbors on my street, and hanging out after school unsupervised.
I could repeat for you, word for word, how MANY of those talks about sex went, what I learned, etc. and that was a long, long, time ago. Those images and thoughts are STILL tattooed to my brain.
The WORST things I ever saw, watched, and did happened while spending the night with other kids.
I saw pornography...as in pornographic magazines and TV shows.
We spent hours talking about sick, perverted things.
We even DID some sick, perverted things.
ALL of those experiences, unfortunately are still with me...in my brain.
I hate that I knew at such an early age about things I hope my kids are protected from for a very long time.
And here's the deal...
I didn't grow up unloved or unsupervised. My mom cared about who I was with. So, a lot of the things that happened to me, I'm sure would shock her.
I'm also sure that my past is what makes me such a freak about the thought that my child could be down the street, in a neighbor's house doing things that could hurt them GREATLY and I'm sitting here, naively letting it go on.
Anson has spent the night with family and one family from our church, but has just now been asking to do so more.
My answer so far has been..."Daddy and I still have no idea what we think about this!"
How do you handle your kids spending the night with friends, or playing with neighbors on your street? How do you know if it's safe for them to play inside someone's house?
The fact that I know what I did and saw while away from home is something I can't change, so my experiences will make it very hard for someone to convince me that I'm over reacting.
Maybe you had wonderful sleepovers and play dates away from home, but I didn't. And, there were far too many sick situations I found myself in to just shrug them off as "strange and uncommon."
I don't want to be crazy, but I do want to be wise. Aaron and I certainly want to take our responsibility seriously.
So, for all of you with older kids, who have already gone through this, please tell us what you do.
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Over the past 40 years, NBC journalist Bob Dotson has logged more than 4 million miles searching the country to tell the American story. He reveals the famous photo that launched this project and what he's learned about our true American values.
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The Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions concert tour is coming to Philadelphia on September 19th. Seats are limited, so be sure to book your tickets quick!
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are coming this November! Check BNN and Bulbanews for up-to-date Pokémon news and discuss it on the forums or in our IRC channel.
Bronzong (Majestic Dawn 16)
From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.
Bronzong (Japanese: ドータクン Dohtakun) is a Psychic-type Stage 1 Pokémon card. It is part of the Majestic Dawn expansion.
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Pokédex data
|Bronzong - Bronze Bell Pokémon
|4'03" (1.3 m)
|412.3 lbs. (187.0 kg)
|Pokédex entry
|One caused a news sensation when it was dug up at a construction site after a 2,000-year sleep.
Release information
In Japan, this card was released as a holographic promotional card as one of two cards available in The Lakes' Secret Special Pack.
This card's Pokédex entry comes from Pokémon Diamond.
|This article is part of Project TCG, a Bulbapedia project that aims to report on every aspect of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.


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Chuck La Tournous Joins Your Mac Life for Steve Jobs Tribute
Following the passing of Steve Jobs last week, Your Mac Life host Shawn King gathered up his friends and colleagues in the tech community to share their thoughts and stories about Apple's co-founder. The Mac Observer columnist Chuck La Tournous was among the people Shawn spoke with for the special "Tell Me a Steve Jobs Story" show.
Ruminations on Apple's Second 'Post-Jobs' Era
"Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life or come with me and change the world?" Thirty-some years after he asked the question it's clear Steve Jobs didn't just change it once, but several times: computing, music, movies, mobile phones and now the tablet are all vastly different because of one adopted kid from the orchards of Silicon Valley. Now that Jobs is stepping down from his role as CEO of Apple, Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous posits that Apple's success in a "post-Jobs" era all comes down to one question: Is Steve Jobs Apple or has Apple suceeded in becoming Steve Jobs?
AmpliTube iRig Puts a Recording Studio in Your Pocket
Is that a recording studio in your pocket or are you just happy that IK Multimedia's AmpliTube iRig means no more lugging the amp up from the basement? Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous finds the iRig and its companion app makes playing so convenient, it just may be time to get the old band back together.
Track 2011 MD's near-collision with Earth with Sky Safari
Nero fiddled while Rome burned. Now you can use an iPad app to track a deadly asteroid as it hurtles within a hair's breadth of Earth. Sky Safari's latest update will let you keep tabs on 2011 MD and if you hurry, you can do it for half price.
Mac Defender: Mostly Harmless
On the heels of "Towel Day," it seemed fitting to title an article on Mac malware after one of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books. Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous takes a brief look at the recent outbreak of Mac malware and concludes that it's still the user connected to the keyboard that poses the greatest vulnerability to the Mac.
What the Pundits Are Missing About New MacBook Air
Is Apple's new MacBook Air just a hypocritical me-too answer to the netbooks the company's mocked in the past? Not quite, says TMO Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous. Apple is answering the net book makers alright. Butwhat they're saying is "you've been doing it wrong."
Newer's HDMI Adapter Gets Your Mac on the Big Screen
Tired of choosing between lousy hotel programming on a big flatscreen TV or limitless content on your laptop? Newer Technology's Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter gives you the best of both worlds — if you're willing to pay the price.
The iPad's Killer App: It's Not A Computer
It's the geeks who waited in line to buy the iPad, but it's the mass market that's making it a runaway hit. TMO Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous realizes that the "killer app" he was looking for on the eve of the iPad's introduction was there all along: Apple turned a computer into a toaster and replaced technology with magic.
They Said it Couldn't Be Done: IDG Pulls Off an Apple-less Expo Hit
Not only did IDG World Expo achieve what critics said was impossible, they may have created an even better Macworld Expo. TMO Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous looks at the Cinderella Story of the tech year, and why the exhibitors who sat out this show to play it safe may have made the riskiest move of all.
Love It or Leave It: Extremist Views on iPad Obscure the Important Points
Are you a fanboy or a hater? The lines have been drawn in the battle of Apple's iPad and what it means for the future of computing -- and Apple. TMO Contributing Editor Chuck La Tournous looks at the warring factions and discovers that there's room for some thoughts in between the extremes (and as a bonus, tells you how to become a millionaire.)


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Danville - G.W.-Danville has named an interim head football coach and it's a name very familiar to the area......Bobby Martin.
G.W. announced Friday the former head BASKETBALL coach and longtime football assistant will coach the football team for the entire upcoming season.
Bobby Martin, G.W. HEAD FOOTBALL COACH, said "It's exciting because you don't have to start from scratch. For the most part, they know me and I know them. So you don't have to start from scratch, you know people, you know personnel a little bit and that makes it exciting going forward."


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Georgia Law possesses an impressive collection of more than 70 portraits of famous Georgians, former deans and faculty members, as well as accomplished alumni.
Richard W. Story, U.S. District Court judge for the Northern District of Georgia, will deliver the keynote address at Georgia Law's Commencement May 19. The processional will begin at 10 a.m. on the quadrangle in front of the law school on UGA's North Campus. At this year's ceremony, approximately 230 students will be receiving the juris doctor degree. Additionally, 10 master of laws candidates, who have completed one year of graduate legal study, will be recognized.
Georgia Law recently finished as one of the top four teams in the country at the American Bar Association National Appellate Advocacy Competition and placed as one of the top 10 teams in the world at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. Representing Georgia Law at these tournaments were second-year law students Emily A. Cook, Nneka A. Egwuatu and Rory A. Weeks, and third-year law students Melissa L. Bailey, Jennifer L. Case and Hillary L. Chinigo, respectively.
Congratulations to third-year law student Nicole M. Babcock for being named the recipient of the Public Interest Law Council's Spring Spotlight Award for Outstanding Public Interest. Babcock was chosen for her commitment to public interest work and public interest organizations prior to and during her time in law school.
UGA will honor the memory of 33 faculty, staff and students who died since May at its annual candlelight memorial service May 1 at 6 p.m. on the steps of the Chapel. The names of each of the 13 students and 20 faculty and staff members will be read aloud, followed by a toll of the Chapel bell and the lighting of a candle by members of the university's Arch Society. Georgia Law late Hosch Professor Anne Proffitt Dupre will be among those recognized.
Congratulations to third-year law student Emmanuel Azih for advancing to the fourth and final round of the 2012 Next Top Entrepreneur competition. He and his partner finished among the top five entries, out of more than 50, for their business idea "CarFetcher" during April.
Georgia Law possesses an impressive collection of more than 70 portraits of famous Georgians, former deans and faculty members, as well as accomplished alumni.
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We Are the Eighth Day, © Melanie Weidner
Better than "You're welcome"
In recent years, "No problem" has become a customary response to a "Thank you" rendered to wait staff, service providers, hosts and gift givers. By my observation, this practice of replacing "You're welcome" with "No problem" began with the generation now in their thirties. "No problem" is now widespread enough that Judith Martin (Miss Manners) has thought it necessary to pronounce against it.
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The diaries of World War I poet Siegfried Sassoon have been digitized and made available to the public by the University of Cambridge. Sassoon, a British soldier, was quickly disillusioned by the war and became an outspoken war critic. His diaries feature poetry, prose, and drawings and include his 1917 antiwar "Soldier's Declaration," which got him committed to a hospital for the duration of the war. He described the first day of the Battle of Somme as a "sunlit picture of hell" (BBC, July 31).
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There's plenty of great new DVD and Blu-ray releases that you'll feel grateful for this Thanksgiving week. Before we get into this week's offerings, let me take a second to express my gratitude for checking in with us here at MovieFanFare! Here's hoping this column provides you with the info you need to build up your own movie collections. That said, here's a look at the titles that are now available. You'd be a turkey to miss out on these great releases. Gobble gobble!
12 Angry Men (Criterion Collection)
Landmark courtroom drama of a murder trial jury whose rush to a guilty verdict is stopped by one member's doubts stars Henry Fonda as the lone dissenter, with Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley, E.G. Marshall, Jack Klugman, Martin Balsam, and John Fiedler among the other antagonistic jurors. Director Sidney Lumet's first film was scripted by Reginald Rose from his TV play.
Oh Crom! The musclebound Cimmerian warrior of Robert E. Howard's pulp novels makes a sword-swinging return to the screen in this action-packed epic. Follow Conan (Jason Momoa) as he embarks on a brutal and blood-soaked quest for vengeance against Khalar Zym (Stephen Lang), the evil, power-mad warlord who slaughtered his people two decades earlier. With Rose McGowan, Rachel Nichols, Said Taghmaoui, and Ron Perlman. This film didn't exactly set the box office on fire, but perhaps it will find a second life on home video. What do you think? Any interest in a Conan film that doesn't star Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Tyler Perry wrote, directed, and co-stars in this Yuletide-themed stage play that follows the members of a wealthy family as they gather for Christmas at their estate in Cape Cod. Before you can say "deck the halls," the relatives find themselves at each other's throats, so it's up to Madea to make things right! With Cassi Davis, Cheryl Pepsii Riley, Chandra Currelley-Young.
In 1979, a group of small-town Ohio teenagers accidentally films a train wreck while making a Super 8 movie. The sudden arrival of the military and a series of bizarre occurrences prompt the kids to conduct their own investigation, leading them into the middle of a government cover-up of an extraterrestrial that crashed over 20 years earlier. But is the alien visitor friend or foe? Joel Courtney, Elle Fanning, Kyle Chandler star in this sci-fi thriller from writer/director J.J. Abrams and producer Steven Spielberg.
Spy Kids 4: All The Time in the World
Writer/director Robert Rodriguez' fourth colorful installment of the "Spy Kids" series finds retiring adult agent Marissa Wilson (Jessica Alba) called back to duty once a villain known as the Time Keeper (Jeremy Piven) unleashes a device to hurry the planet towards disaster. It's only a matter of time after Marissa teams up with original spy kid Carmen (Alexa Vega) that her own stepchildren (Rowan Blanchard, Mason Cook) get into the act! With Joel McHale, Ricky Gervais, Daryl Sabara, and Danny Trejo.
Is Sid (voiced by John Leguizamo) on Santa's naughty list after he accidentally breaks Manny's treasured Christmas decorations? This holiday-themed animated adventure in the "Ice Age" series follows Sid and his friends to the North Pole to find out if there's any way to make sure that when Santa checks his list twice, he's still in the "good" column! Co-stars the voices of Judah Friedlander, Ciara Bravo.
Jerry Lewis: The David Susskind Show "Open End"
Want to know why he split up with Dean Martin? Why France loves him more than America? How he managed to turn a mega-budget television special into a gigantic flop? Curious about exactly how much money he makes? David Susskind interviewed Jerry Lewis live on July 16, 1965, getting the answers to those and other provocative questions. Now that interview can be yours.
What really happened in Dallas on November 22, 1963? That controversial question is the focus of this compelling documentary that originally aired on the National Geographic Channel. Through newly restored home movie footage captured on that fateful day, this program aims to give new insights into the truth about John F. Kennedy's assassination.
Dun Dun, matey! All 13 episodes from the second season–including "Broken," "Confession," "Anonymous," "Shaken," and "Skeletons"–are featured in a three-disc set.
These Amazing Shadows: The Movies That Make America
What makes a motion picture "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"? This documentary from PBS chronicles the work of the National Film Registry–created by the U.S. government in part as a response to the controversy over film colorization–and the assignation of over 500 films (so far) deemed worthy of official preservation. The program includes insights from Rob Reiner, George Takei, Leonard Maltin, Debbie Reynolds, Christopher Nolan, and others.
The remaining 14 episodes from the sixth season–including "The Case of the Prankish Professor," "The Case of the Surplus Suitor," "The Case of the Velvet Claws," "The Case of the Skeleton's Closet," and "The Case of the Witless Witness"–are featured in a four-disc set.
Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
All the beloved characters from Disney's acclaimed 1991 animated film are back in an all-new, feature-length holiday tale that presents an untold chapter in the story of Belle, who wants to decorate the enchanted castle for Christmas, and her beastly suitor. Robby Benson, Tim Curry, Angela Lansbury, and Paige O'Hara are among the voices.
They twice had to overcome two-run deficits while on the brink of defeat in the World Series, but the St. Louis Cardinals triumphed over adversity to beat the Texas Rangers in seven games and capture their 11th championship. Relive highlights of the entire season from spring training to the final champagne celebration with Albert Pujols, series MVP David Freese, and the rest of the red birds in this release that also includes game 5 of the NLDS in its entirety.
Daktari: The Complete First Season
All 18 episodes from the debut season–including "The Elephant Thieves," "Trail of the Cheetah," "The Chimp Who Went Ape," "The Maneater of Wameru," and "Judy and the Gunrunners"–are collected in a set.
Doctor Who: The Complete Sixth Series
All 13 episodes from the sixth season–including "The Impossible Astronaut," "Day of the Moon," "A Good Man Goes to War," "Night Terrors," and "The Wedding of River Song"–are featured in a six-disc set.
The Adventures of Tintin: Season One
All 13 episodes from the first season–including the two-parters "The Crab with the Golden Claws," "The Secret of the Unicorn," "The Blue Lotus," "The Black Island," and "The Calculus Affair"–are featured in a two-disc set.
The Gene Autry Show: The Complete Second Season
Saddle up with Gene Autry for this fantastic release. All 26 episodes from the second season–including "Ghost Town Raiders," "The Bandits of Boulder Bluff," "Galloping Hoofs," "Six Gun Romeo," and "The Trail of the Witch"–are featured in a four-disc set.
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There's one thing that the drive-by media is good for, bias. You can find a large amount of liberally bias anchors on almost every news channel. Fox News is attacked by the far left because they aren't blatantly liberal. If you are not severely liberal you are called bias by the left. Interesting. The following liberal anchors/personalities have made it their mission to throw partisan politics out the window. They fight in the name of liberalism at all costs. The list is of current anchors only.
5. Brian Williams is the kind of guy that inspired me to write "Lessons in Liberalism." His complete disregard for facts have won him a place in this list. What kind of stuff? Williams has likened our founding fathers to terrorists, "..the first several U.S. Presidents were certainly revolutionaries and might have been called 'terrorists' at the time by the British crown after all." I'm sure he has made the liberal gods proud.
4. Jon Stewart is a funny guy, I'll give him that. The problem with Jon is not his humor. It's his inability to see things without his smug attitude and large dose of liberal bias. The Onion is funny because you know it's just a huge joke. Jon Stewart is a joke but for some reason people take his stories as serious news. If you're looking for news that degrades Americans and makes a point to criticize anyone to the right then this show is for you. If you want some serious news you're not going to find any on Comedy Central.
3. Alan Colmes is the nerdy, quiet sidekick of Sean Hannity. Even though he is liberal, the most proud I've ever seen, he is just a sidekick due to the fact that he sits around and takes the scraps that Sean allows him during the show. Have you ever watched the show? It's very clear who the star is here. Alan is like the token liberal on Fox and he does a good job of being a bad one. While Alan is a giddy little liberal and every once and awhile gets a good word in it's funny to watch him sit at Sean Hannity's feet like a lap dog.
2. Chris Matthews is one of the liberals that have been comfortable with telling the world how much they love Obama. Matthews decided during the primaries that he needed to attack Clinton throughout the process and get feminist group on his back. It's so bad for Matthews that liberal attack machine Media Matters "monitors" his every move. Funny. The liberal bias towards Republican candidates is nothing new. Chris Matthews was one of the many anchors showing bias towards one of their one, Hillary Clinton. Surprisingly, Fox News was very fair to Clinton throughout and she had admitted that herself.
1. Keith Olbermann is the upmost bias personality on television today. He is the equivilant of Rush Limbaugh without the charisma–he has the passion but not the class. Watching his show "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" gives you the impression that he is more obsessed with his voice than the average man.He screams the entire time and speaks with an arragonce that makes you realize how much of a baffoon he really is. I'ts clear that his show's only goal is to be the liberal top dog in the shadow of Bill O'Reilly. The anger may be nothing more than jealousy. August 15th ratings, according to Tv by the numbers show Bill beating Keith 1.8 million to 940,000. Keep screamin Keith, it's obviously working out for you.
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