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Rory McIlroy is leading the prestigious Memorial PGA Tour event in Ohio, America.
Rory McIlroy, Ireland's newest golf ace, shot an impressive first-round 66 and is currently level par halfway through his second round.
McIlroy clearly loves the Muirfield Village course and all the more so after his blistering opening round.
"It's a great way to start," McIlroy told Today's Golfer.
The 22-year-old Irishman is currently leading the big name field as the tournament reaches the halfway stage.
Chris DiMarco returned to form with a 67 and Steve Stricker and Rickie Fowler are very close behind.
Meanwhile the World Number One Luke Donald, fresh from winning at Wentworth less than five days ago, is also in the field and is in contention at two under - four off the lead.
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The pilot said he was taxiing north on a north-south taxiway towards an east-west taxiway, where he intended to taxi east and depart on runway 26. While taxiing north, a gust of wind from the west, estimated to be between 30 and 40 knots, weathervaned the airplane to the left. Full right rudder and right brake was to no avail. The airplane departed the runway and the left main landing gear struck a taxiway sign. The pilot was in the right front seat; another private pilot was in the left front seat.
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This lovely 2 Bedroom plus loft condo has a brand new rmoldel, ideally located in the very desireable Aspens neighborhood. Just 4 miles south of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the Aspens is low traffic, secluded, quiet, and more affordable than Village
You have to see the brand new upgrades to this unit! This condo is ideally located in the very desireable Aspens neighborhood which is less than 4 miles from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the #1 skiing destination in America! A 5 min bus ride from the entrance of the Aspens drops you right at the Tram! Great views from this condo with wildlife visitors such as moose add to the feel of a great ski vacation! The owner has just completed a beautiful remodel and has added brand new cherry cabinetry with oil rubbed bronze pulls and smooth dark black granite slap counter tops in the kitchen to compliment new stainless steel appliances, including a side by side fridge, ceramic cook top, stanless microwave, and very quiet and sleek Bosch dishwasher. Both bathrooms also have brand new cabinetry, and granite countertops. The upstairs has a unique "leathertop" granite slap and a contemporary vanity with a complimentary dark wood and brushed nickel hardware. The lower level bathroom has the addition of a new washer and dryer too! The vanity and counter tops here have also been updated with granite slap and modern vanity with soft close drawers. In the past year a new slate and glass fireplace was built into the livingroom, new hardwood floors on the first level, new carpet on the second level. The queen bed downstairs as well as the two twin beds upstairs are brand new and the loft has brand new high quality futon as well (please note, the two twins can be converted to a king upon request with actual conversion kit, king sheets, comforter, etc.). In addition new doors and windows throughout allow the views in and keep the cold out! A lighting consultation was performed and the upgraded interior lighting brighten up the main living area and kitchen, with accent lighting illuminating the vaulted ceilings. Television service to the large screen TV is HD and there is a cell phone extender in the home making cell phone access much trouble free. Enjoy this new remodel at the pricing of the original unit for one more season when we will adjust accordingly.
The Aspens is low traffic, secluded, quiet, and more affordable than busy Teton Village! A busline and non-motorized pathway connect the two. There is a small commercial center with grocery/deli, coffee shop, bank, sushi restaurant, and a sports club with pool offering monthly, weekly, and daily rates. This home is the ideal basecamp, summer or winter, and is fully equipped for your stay. Enjoy the mountain views from the private deck and don't be surprised if a moose wanders by! The living area is thoughtfully designed and reaches through to the kitchen. Cozy up by the fireside after a big day of skiing and rest assured that you are staying at one of the best vacation rentals in all of Jackson Hole!
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Sacramento County sheriff warns of early jail releases if budget is cut
Brad Branan, Sac Bee, June 12, 2012If Sacramento County supervisors approve a proposed $10.7 million budget cut, Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones said Monday that he would release 540 inmates early from local jails.
Jones said he would have no choice but to release inmates early – the first time in at least the 20 years he's been with the department – because he would have to lay off 36 correctional deputies.
"I really don't want to release inmates early; it goes against the core of my being," Jones told the Board of Supervisors during the start of hearings for the county's proposed 2012-13 budget.
The county's $3.5 billion budget proposal contains a $60 million deficit for all departments. Supervisors will be looking for ways this week to fill holes in the budgets of the sheriff and District Attorney's Office, which is facing a $2.2 million deficit for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Jones said he doesn't know what types of offenders he would release early from the jails, as the department is just starting to look at the possibility. He said the releases certainly would not be done all at once, and would be done in consultation with other law enforcement agencies.
The correctional layoffs would handle about half of the sheriff's proposed deficit, Jones said. The other half would be handled through the layoff of 37 deputies in patrol services, which handles crime response and investigations.
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November is a magnificent time to gather the family close and head off to Orlando for a stay in Reunion Resort vacation homes. The weather is typically pleasant and there are always fabulous, Thanksgiving feasts on tap at the area's theme parks and restaurants. Plus, there are many activities available within the resort itself. Here's a turkey platter size look at some of them to stimulate your appetite:
People typically come to this area of Florida to visit the
major theme parks; however, that's not all there is to do in the area. Several
little-know attractions are also located near our Champions Gate vacation homes-here are
a few you may want to take in while visiting.
Are you searching for a better way to spend the fall holidays with your family? If so, consider taking a trip to Orlando and spending them in our Disney area villa rentals. Many of our vacation rentals are located less than an hour's drive from the best fall holiday events and they come with all of the amenities a growing family needs. That said, here's a look at five October events that are just a pixie's hop away:
When you are planning a family vacation to Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort or SeaWorld, one of the most serious considerations is your accommodations. A family of four, for example, could share a hotel room with a couple of king or queen size beds and be fairly comfortable for a day or two but it soon loses its charm. One way to avoid the hotel blues is by using Kissimmee vacation home rentals, they are the most family friendly option available.
You don't have to be familiar with the area around Walt Disney World
to get a better deal on Orlando vacation home rentals than you're
likely to find at local hotels. Take a look at your options and compare them to
hotel packages.
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time off. As the owner of a vacation rental company in the Orlando area
we help a few thousand people each year enjoy their family vacation in one of
our vacation homes near Walt Disney World. We have always understood the
importance of vacation time and how much it means to our customers and work
very hard to make sure their experience is a wonderful one.
This article
very well explains what is so good for our guest is also good for ourselves.
you have ever dreamed of spending a week or more at Disney, you are not alone.
Disney and the surrounding parks in Orlando are on nearly everyone's vacation
wish list. From spending a whole week just wandering through magic kingdom to
visiting all the parks on one trip, you can make your Disney dream come true
Located in Orlando, just minutes from the Kissimmee destination, Aquatica mixes animal experiences, waters from serene to extreme, high speed waterslide thrills and wide, sandy beaches to create a day of non-stop fun.
If you're visiting Orlando this 4th of July and are considering alternative choices to Walt Disney Worlds fire works show you have some great options.
Every Saturday evening June 7-Aug. 9, 2014, you can voyage into Harambe Village for this roaring summer celebration.
The evening begins with "The Lion King – Concert in the Wild," an all-new show celebrating the 20th anniversary of Disney's "The Lion King." Complete with a live orchestra, choir, dancers, animation, special effects and celebrity guest narrator this theatrical experience is sure to be the highlight of the event.
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Thank you for your interest in volunteering for Woodland Park Zoo's Jungle Party. We have currently filled all of our production volunteer needs for Jungle Party 2014.
The first Jungle Party was organized by a small group of Junior League volunteers 38 years ago, and the event raised more than $1,500 for zoo operations. Today, more than 300 volunteers generously donate over 3,700 hours to Jungle Party. Volunteers comprise Jungle Party's Executive Committee, Auction Procurement Team and Operation Crews. The wide range of duties include fundraising, strategic planning, auction item procurement, production/auction support, and administrative assistance.
What is Jungle Party?
Jungle Party is Woodland Park Zoo's annual fundraising event and auction. Proceeds help support animal care, conservation and education programs at the Zoo.
Date & Location
Friday, July 11, 2014 at Woodland Park Zoo's North Meadow. Please enter and exit via the South Entrance.
Volunteer Training
Jungle Party Volunteer training will be held on Monday, June 23, 2014 at 6:00pm at Woodland Park Zoo's Education Center - South Gate. Learn your position, meet your Team Captain and interact with your team members! This is mandatory; even if you are a returning volunteer, you must attend this training to volunteer the night of Jungle Party.
Volunteer Parking
On July 11, 2014, volunteers may park and enter via the South Gate Entrance at the intersection of North 50th Street & Fremont Ave North after 3 p.m. The North and West Gate parking lots will be CLOSED for volunteer parking on the day of Jungle Party.
Volunteer Check-In/Check-Out
Please arrive at the zoo 30-minutes before your job assignment is scheduled to begin, unless otherwise instructed. Proceed to check-in at Volunteer Central, located in the Rainforest Food Pavilion. Your belongings may be stored there, but please leave valuable items at home, for this is not a secure area. Upon completion of your volunteer assignment, please checkout at Volunteer Central.
Volunteer Dress Code & T-Shirt
Volunteers receive a complimentary t-shirt, which is to be worn at the event. Please do not alter your t-shit until after the event. Volunteer t-shirts are handed out at Volunteer Training on Monday, June 23th, 2014. Please request your t-shirt size on the Volunteer Registration Form. Volunteers are asked to wear the Jungle Party Volunteer t-shirt, black bottoms and very comfortable shoes.
Volunteer Dinner
Volunteers receive one dinner ticket, which is redeemable for the volunteer meal provided at the Rain Forest Food Pavilion. Unlimited water and non-alcoholic beverages will also be available at this location throughout the event. Please note that alcohol bars, latte cart and patron food are for guests only.
Volunteer Conduct
Jungle Party volunteers must refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, and eating the guests' food while volunteering at Jungle Party. This will be strictly enforced, and breaking these rules will jeopardize one's ability to participate in future Jungle Party events.
Volunteer Qualifications:
We ask that all volunteers be able to attend the Jungle Party volunteer training on Monday, June 23rd, and fulfill volunteer position commitment on Friday, July 11th. Jungle Party volunteers must also be able to interact professionally with and provide excellent customer service to Jungle Party guests, staff, and fellow volunteers. Please be extremely reliable and dependable and able to work cooperatively as a part of a team. The willingness and ability to follow directions is a requirement as well. With a large event like Jungle Party, it is also important that volunteers are flexible and willing to adapt to changes as needed.
Raffle and Merchandise SalesFILLED
In teams of two, volunteers promote and sell the Ben Bridge Giveaway and other auction merchandise during the reception and Live Auction. Volunteers collect completed bid sheets and deliver them to Bank throughout the evening.
**Volunteers must be willing to learn Jungle Party facts because guests will inevitably ask them questions while performing this job. Sample questions are…Where are the Live Auction bid cards located? What time does Bank open for checkout? When does the Super Silent Auction close? Can someone assist us with our auction items to the car? Who is the caterer? Are peanuts in the menu? All of this information will be provided at volunteer training.
Time Commitment & Physical Ability:
• 6:00 – 7:30pm on Monday, June 23, 2014
• 4:00pm till approximately 9:00pm (or end of the event) Friday, July 11, 2014
• Must be comfortable walking and standing for long periods of time
Assist with Registration queue, answering guest questions, providing customer service at the information booths, monitoring restrooms for supplies, handling lost items (lost & found), and assisting with BidPal device collection at the conclusion of the event.
• 4:15pm till approximately 9pm (or end of the event) on Friday, July 11, 2014
• Must be able to sit for long periods of time and be comfortable walking long distances
Item Safekeeping & Pickup
Very Active Position - As the auctions close, volunteers package, box and transport auction items into the Item Safekeeping & Pickup area and organize them by bidder number. As guests present Item Safekeeping & Pickup with a PAID receipt, volunteers retrieve their auction items.
• 4:15pm till approximately 11:00pm (or end of the event) on Friday, July 11, 2014
• Must be comfortable standing and walking for very long periods of time, as well as loading heavy items (up to 25lbs.)
Live Auction Runner
Runner retrieves Live Auction bid sheet from the Live Auction Recorder and takes it to the winning bidder for his/her signature. At the same time, the runner delivers a gift to the winning bidder and returns the signed bid sheet back to the Live Auction Recorder. At the direction of the Live Auction Recorder, the Runner delivers signed bid sheets to Bank every 5-10 minutes during the Live Auction.
• 6:00pm till approximately 11:00pm (or end of the event) on Friday, July 11, 2014
• Must be comfortable walking for a long period of time and spending a lot of time on your feet
Live Auction Spotter
Spotters help the auctioneer locate guests bidding on Live Auction items. They do so by quickly pointing a flashlight at the auctioneer from the bidder's position. When the auction item has been successfully bid on, a Spotter does the same from the winning bidder's position, which helps the Live Auction Runner locate him/her. Spotter must stay put by the winning bidder until the Runner arrives to his/her location.
• Must be comfortable standing in one spot for extended periods of time
The night prior to Jungle Party, volunteers assemble the bid card packets for dinner tables. During the event, volunteers welcome and check-in Jungle Party guests, process new ticket purchases, confirm guest contact information for existing reservations, and handout bidder bracelets, answer guest questions, and deliver guest change forms to Bank.
Time Commitment:
• 6:00-9:00pm on Thursday, July 10, 2014
• 3:30pm-8:30pm Friday, July 11, 2014
• Must be able to do repetitive movements for long periods of time, as well as sit for long periods of time
Silent Auctions and Wine Wall
Roam Silent Auction areas and assist guests with the use of BidPal (special training on this device will be provided). Must be prepared to answer questions about auction items using a BidPal device and answer other general questions about the event. This role requires ability to learn and be comfortable with technology (particularly iPhone and iPod technology). This team also roams near the Wine Wall and helps explain to guests how the "game" works.
• 3:30pm – 7:30pm on Friday, July 11, 2014
• Must be able to be on your feet for long periods of time
Super Silent Auction
Roam Super Silent Auction and Zoo Experience Auction areas and assist guests with the use of BidPal (special training on this device will be provided). Must be prepared to answer questions about auction items using a BidPal device and answer other general questions about the event. This role requires ability to learn and be comfortable with technology (particularly iPhone and iPod technology).
• 3:30pm – 8:00pm on Friday, July 11, 2014
Procurement volunteers secure donations from January 1 to May 1 for Jungle Party's silent and live auctions. In recent years, 11 procurement volunteers helped secure 600 auction items valued at nearly $400,000! Donations fall under the following categories: art, jewelry, entertainment, trips, sports, home & garden, food & wine, family and lifestyles. Procurement volunteers utilize personal contacts, call upon community businesses and solicit local organizations for exciting and unique auction items and experiences.
While volunteers are assigned to a Procurement Team, procurement volunteers work independently and devise their own work schedule. Whether or not you have prior procurement experience, the Jungle Party staff provides all the materials and training necessary to be a successful procurement volunteer. Join the Jungle Party's Procurement Team today and have fun securing auction items for one of Seattle's premier fundraising events.
For more information or to sign up as a Procurement Volunteer, please contact Cortney Bacon at 206.548.2420 or email@example.com
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Roland Gust was born to a Congolese mother and a Belgian father. He grew up in Congo, believing he was white. That is, until his family decided to return to Belgium when he was twelve. Twenty years later, in a recently released documentary, Colour Bar, we follow him in his desire to find a grammar


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Herman and Gloria Cain Help Magnolia Links Offer Legendary Style at Fundraiser
- Written by The Atlanta Daily World
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"Legendary Style" snagged the spotlight at recent popular fundraisers sponsored by the Magnolia Chapter of the Links, Incorporated.
More than 350 guests enjoyed the Legendary Style Gala under the direction of award-winning caterer Tony Conway, who spent time at the event personally seeing that each guest enjoyed the evening at his venue, The Estate at Piedmont. The evening included both live and silent auctions, food, music and dancing.
The next day, more than 100 golfers participated in the "Take a Swing Celebrity Golf Classic" at BridgeMill Athletic Club in Canton. In addition to sport golf, the participants enjoyed donated gifts and prizes.
Both fundraisers will help support Magnolia Links programs geared toward improving the lives of underserved girls and women in the areas of health, education and advocacy.
Corporate sponsors included Nike, The Coca-Cola Company, Georgia Power Company, Season Magazine, Georgia-Pacific LLC, Granny Nannies, 11Alive, Kroger, Atlanta Life Financial Group, E. Box Smith, Inc., Publix, RBM Atlanta/North Mercedes-Benz, The New Voice, Inc. and Act III Communications, Inc.
For information and additional photos, visit www.magnolialinksinc.org
(Photo: Magnolia Links Gloria and Herman Cain)
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Celebrate the royal couple's milestone with a look at their most sweet and stylish times together
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It's puppy love, indeed, for Prince William and Duchess Catherine – and their dog Lupo, who steals a snuggle from the prince during a June 17 outing at the Beaufort Polo Club in Gloucestershire, England.
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Last year we brought you the news that Andrea Casiraghi, the son of Princess Caroline of Monaco, was engaged to Tatiana Santo Domingo, and now we have more deets about the royal wedding. A spokesperson told People that it will take place on the 31st August and will be a 'private ceremony.' That's less than a month till frock time folks.
We predict this will be a wedding worthy of a glossy editorial, after all her sister's lavish secured ten pages in US Vogue and that wasn't a ROYAL wedding. The groom is the grandson of Grace Kelly and the bride is a billionaire heires aka this is gonna be chic. It might even top Sean Parker's Game of Thrones ceremony.
To give us a clue of what's to come, we've taken a trip down memory lane to tot up the finest princess dresses EVER. So from Grace Kelly's lacy number to Lady Diana's major meringue, join us as we get somewhat wistful via the gallery above...
6 July 2012: Prince Of Monaco Announces Engagement
Tatiana Santo Domingo and Andrea Casiraghi
The second in line to the throne is due to marry the Swiss born heiress, who is the granddaughter of Colombia's $6bn magnate, the late Julio Mario Santo Domingo, next year. The loved-up couple, both 28, met whilst studying at the same school in Paris so have known each other for over seven years. Yep, this is more of a Prince William and Kate Middleton love story than a runaway bride situation. Phewf.
Indeed, Andrea's 'happy' mother 'had the joy' to announce the engagement in a statement released today and it's no secret the Monaco Prince is quite the catch. Not only is he the grandson of Grace Kelly, but he has been named as one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world, Forbes placed him tenth on its '20 Hottest Young Royals' list and he was crowned the most stylish royal man too. Err, have they not seen Prince Harry's blue suede shoes?!
Meanwhile, Tatiana is a fash-tastic New York socialite who was born in Geneva. She speaks five languages and has a wonderfully bohemian wardrobe, which landed her on Vanity Fair's international best dressed list in 2010. So it's no wonder the alluring brunette caught the eye of the Prince. What's more, Tatiana created the ethical retail portal Muzungu Sisters, which she heads with business partner Dana Alikhani. Does this mean another DIY bridal gown?


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March 13 - 15, 2015
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Beauty through Technology
American Laser Skincare
is the largest and leading provider of laser-based skincare services. Having performed over 8.5 million treatments in over 100 clinics across the country, they have a lot of experience to share. Whether you would like to get back a little of what mother nature took away with their age-defying treatments, address skin concerns like acne scarring or age spots, treat that cellulite, or grow longer, fuller, darker lashes - their skincare professionals can develop a custom beauty plan just for you! Visit the
American Laser Skincare
exhibit and meet with their representatives today! Also, register to win $500 to shop the show on behalf of
American Laser Skincare
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Mississippi Miracle Clay
Healing Clay is the world's oldest natural remedy. It is being rediscovered and gaining popularity for its therapeutic and medicinal properties as an all-natural, holistic alternative treatment. With the rising cost of health care and drugs that often produce more side effects than cures, people are turning to nature and remedies used by our ancestors.
All clays are not the same and only rare veins of healing clays remain, identified by their mineral composition.
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And you know what that means – Allergies! Did you know that consuming local honey can help you combat your seasonal allergies? Stop by
Wolf River Honey in exhibit 827
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Memphis Acupuncture Clinic
For those seeking a natural approach to healing, acupuncture offers a safe and effective means for a wide variety of health problems. A national health survey found that more than eight million U.S. adults have used acupuncture for relief of their aches and pains. Questions or concerns about the process? Stop by
Memphis Acupuncture Clinic in exhibit 719
and meet Chandra Niwaz. Chandra earned her Master of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree and a Bachelor of Professional Health Studies from the Florida College of Integrative Medicinein Orlando Florida. She will demonstrate techniques and explain the valuable benefits of this ancient remedy.
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Michael Stipe helped define the sound of college radio's first big star, the now-retired R.E.M., with a vocal approach that was often all but incomprehensible and decidedly detached. Although he turns 51 today (January 4) and later refined his style somewhat as his lyrics became more socially and ... More >>
Twyla Tharp and Elvis Costello team up for ballet
Singer/songwriter Tom Rush keeps his music viable amid industry changes
After 40 years as folk's Everyman, Richie Havens is still going strong
I'm Not There and the changing face of Bob Dylan on film.
The elusive Bob Dylan is masterfully considered in I'm Not There.
The elusive Bob Dylan, masterfully considered, in I'm Not There
Cate Blanchett Plays Bob Dylan
The intimate pleasures and necessary detachments of Toronto 2007
Dylan won the 2006 Pazz & Jop poll, but TV on the Radio is the real protester
Contains Lead
Trouble: The Music of Bob Dylan (Tzadik)
Rebel, Sweetheart (Interscope)
The Road Leads Where It's Led (Reprise)
Devils & Dust (Columbia)
Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson
Antifolk antihero David K connects the New York underground to South Florida
Capsule reviews of current area art exhibitions.
Thirty years into the game, Steel Pulse is beating stronger than ever
Yeah, the movie sucked. But the soundtrack's killer.
Iraq and roll don't go together well when rockers protest
Le Tub
Joan Baez keeps folk alive
Bob Dylan is stuck inside the NCRC
Palm Beach Photographic Centre
D.A. Pennebaker doesn't make history, but he's captured so much of it
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Poll: Mike Duggan leads race for Detroit mayor
Updated On: Mar 05 2013 08:18:12 AM EST
The top two spots in the race for Detroit mayor go to former Detroit Medical Center CEO Mike Duggan with 38 percent of the vote and to Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon with 17 percent of the vote, according to a poll by Mitchell Research.
View: Complete Detroit mayoral poll results from Mitchell Research
That means Duggan is outpolling the Sheriff 2-1. The No. 3 spot -- a distant No. 3 spot -- is Detroit Mayor Dave Bing with 8 percent. That 8 percent puts him in front of the pack of candidates with minimal support, including former Detroit corporation counsel Krystal Crittendon and Lisa Howze.
For Bing, pollster Steve Mitchell says the writing is all too clear on the wall.
"Dave Bing will not get elected mayor of Detroit," said Mitchell. "It's hard to make strong statements like that, but with the support he has right now I don't see that he can get out of the primary."
As one sifts through the data, it's interesting to note if Bing exits the race his support overwhelmingly goes to Duggan. It's also interesting to note that when the polling was conducted it was made clear that Duggan is white.
"In fact, in hearing that information, the margin went up by 6 percent in favor of Mike Duggan," said Mitchell.
None of the candidates are at the 50 percent mark, where campaign managers can start breathing easier.
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Address: Martinistr. 72, Hamburg, Germany
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Located in Hamburg (Eppendorf), Dorint Hotel Hamburg Eppendorf is minutes from University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf and Eppendorfer Park.
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Alma Hoppes Lustspielhaus 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
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Planetarium Hamburg 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
German Tennis Federation 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Hamburg Kammerspiele 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
Hagenbeck Zoo 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
Alsterpark 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Museum of Ethnology 2.7 km / 1.6 mi
Stadtpark 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
Schanzenpark 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Delphi Show Palast 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Hamburg TV Tower 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
Hamburg Messe and Congress 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
The preferred airport for Dorint Hotel Hamburg Eppendorf is Hamburg (HAM Hamburg Airport) 5.2 km / 3.2 mi.
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ZA is entirely possible without a paladin tank. My guild started ZA without one, and we still regularly have two warrior tanks. There are three particular places (that I've done at least) where a paladin tank is advantageous, but not necessary. These places are the gauntlet leading to Akil'zon, the lynx packs on the way to Halazzi and the dragonhawk adds in the Jan'alai fight. Keep in mind I haven't done Hex Lord or Zul'jin yet. We've only tried Jan'alai a couple of times and our raid leader did respec Prot (he's normally Holy) that week, but I can share how we deal with the others.
Akil'zon's gauntlet: MT tanks the two elites (Wind Walkers/Protectors), OT tanks the warriors. Paladin (any spec) holds the eagles with Consecrate and Righteous Fury. If you don't have a paladin, you can have the MT and OT spam Thunderclap to try to hold the eagles, but they'll probably aggro onto one of the AOEers, so you'll need to be ready to heal them.
Non-elite lynx packs: I've tanked them with a bunch of damage reflecting gear such as [item]Petrified Lichen Guard[/item] with a shield spike, Thorns, [item]Stormchops[/item]. Your AOEers will have to wait for you to get some aggro because it's nowhere near as good as Consecration, and they will probably still pull aggro. Oh, and don't forget to spam Thunderclap. However, we ususally have our raid leader put on his tank gear and spam Consecrate.
Stealthed elite lynx packs: MT tanks two, OT tanks two, sheep/sleep/trap any left over. If there is not enough CC, tank more. They don't hit that hard. These groups are easy.
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DALLAS — When you have the type of speed Viktor Stalberg has, the potential for mayhem and pressure in the attacking zone increases — if the player makes it a priority.
Stalberg is trying to do as much of that as he can on the Blackhawks' fourth line.
''In the beginning of the year, I kind of did that," he said. ''But playing with [Patrick] Kane and [Jonathan] Toews [earlier this season], you kind of get away from it a little bit. But I've got to remember, too, that that's what makes me successful as a player. I've got to be hard to play against. I've got to use my body. I'm a pretty big guy.''
Stalberg said he must maintain that consistent level of physical play, especially in his current role. Opponents are taking notice.
''I probably won't knock anyone down too much, but I've got to finish my check and make sure we're coming every time and make their defensemen watch over their shoulders one more time,'' Stalberg said. ''Little things like that can create a lot of opportunities for other guys, too.''
Coach Joel Quenneville said he has seen a difference in Stalberg's approach recently.
''He's been more involved physically,'' Quenneville said. ''He seems like he has more of the puck now. He's a threat coming in off the wing and taking it to the net. But he is a lot more engaged physically, both with and without the puck.''
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Winger Bryan Bickell also sat out against the Stars because of an illness, leaving the Hawks one player short. Defenseman Chris Campoli sat out the morning skate but played in the game.
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Naomi Campbell receives lifetime ban from British Airways
UPDATE: No surprises here with the news that Naomi Campbell has been given a lifetime ban from British Airways after she was arrested for spitting at a police officer at Heathrow last week.
The supermodel has been released on bail, pending an investigation over last Thursday's incident when she was forcibly removed from a BA flight, before it was due to take off.
Campbell allegedly spat on an police officer during the row which begun when, according to her spokesperson, one of the bags she had checked in went missing.
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I used to brag about the fact that my Android smartphone supported Adobe Flash to annoy my friends who had iPhones (by doing things like sending them the picture above). But I did this more so for fun than anything else because deep down inside I knew that it didn't really matter. I mean, in all the years I've had Android I've only actually taken advantage of having Flash just a couple of times. And in these times, it was often for viewing video that wasn't embedded from YouTube.
But now, with more and more developers and web designers adopting HTML5 as the standard for video playback on the internet, Adobe Flash for mobile is becoming less and less relevant. But this isn't just my opinion, it's Adobe's too. In fact, they themselves said "HTML5 is now universally supported on major mobile devices, in some cases exclusively. This makes HTML5 the best solution for creating and deploying content in the browser across mobile platforms."
They went on to say "We will no longer continue to develop Flash Player in the browser to work with new mobile device configurations (chipset, browser, OS version, etc.).." In other words, Flash on mobile devices is dead (well, almost). Steve Jobs long ago said that Adobe Flash just had too many issues associated with it to include it on the iPhone. And obviously with Adobe throwing in the towel in regards to Flash on mobile devices and instead focusing on HTML5, he was right.
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The pilot stated to two FAA inspectors that he was attempting to land on a 600 feet long, off airport landing site, with a 25 knot crosswind and gusts to 35 knots. During the landing, the right main landing gear separated and the airplane nosed over. The pilot said he would not have attempted to land, but he did not have enough fuel to return to his destination airport. The pilot also revealed that he had been flying with a student pilot certificate since 1983, and 'just had not had time to complete his private license.' He had accumulated about 1,000 flight hours at the time of the accident.
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Members of the 2002 Final Four team celebrate Candice Brown's induction into the MU Athletics Hall of Fame. (l to r): Annetta Benjamin '04, Ashlee Courter '03, Candice Brown '02, Coach Bill Finney, Angie Ferri '04, and Katie Jarvis '04
Marymount Director of Athletics and Women's Basketball Coach Bill Finney could easily point to 26 seasons as a head coach with 525 wins and counting as a successful career. But for Coach Finney, the definition of success is not found primarily in the win-loss columns, but in the knowledge that he's been instrumental in guiding hundreds of student-athletes to excel in something that they were passionate about.
Coach Finney says, "I've always told all my players to figure out what they want to do, work hard to get there, and do it. Naturally, I feel a sense of pride that some of these kids have gone on to become coaches themselves."
Candice Brown '02 and Ashlee Courter '03 are two great examples. Members of the 2002 Saints team that went all the way to the Division III Final Four tournament, Candice and Ashlee are now college head coaches who credit lessons learned under Bill Finney as integral to their coaching philosophies, even as they've developed their own personal styles.
During her playing career, Candice Brown captained her MU team and was twice named First Team Kodak All American, a prestigious collegiate basketball honor.
After graduation, she spent two years at Southern New Hampshire University as an assistant coach, while earning her master's degree in Sports Administration. Candice then returned to Marymount as an assistant basketball coach; soon, Bill Finney recommended her for the head coaching job at Manhattanville College. Three successful seasons there have led to an exciting new opportunity for Candice Brown: Starting this fall, she will be assistant athletic director and head coach of the women's basketball team at Vassar College.
At Manhattanville, Candice coached with the same intensity she once demonstrated as a player. She was named 2009 Coach of the Year for the Middle Atlantic Conference, Freedom Division, in recognition of her team's consistent improvement – an honor that is clearly borne out by her record. Candice explains, "My first year we went 7-19; year two was 13-12; and this season, we went 18-11. We headed into the tournament as the second seed, and only lost to DeSales University in the championship game."
As much as she enjoys the thrill of victory, Candice embraces Coach Finney's guiding principle that you have to care about the person first, before you even think about the game. She says, "A commitment to the individual really maximizes potential on all levels, including on the court. Everyone who knows me, especially my players, knows that I am very intense because I believe that basketball is a vehicle that can take people to exciting places. I expect my players to work hard for 40 minutes, to play the game with passion. And I believe that commitment will transfer to other areas of their lives."
Ashlee Courter followed a similar path. A five-year MU team member due to a season-ending injury in her freshman year, Ashlee was also a starter on the 2002 Final Four team. After her graduation, Bill Finney put in a good word with the coach at Gettsyburg College, and Ashlee was hired there as an assistant coach. She coached at Gettysburg while earning her master's degree in Special Education at nearby McDaniel College. When the head coaching job at Franklin and Marshall opened up, Ashlee knew who she could count on. She says, "Coach Finney was a big advocate for me in the interview process."
Ashlee is now headed into her fourth year as a head coach, with her F&M team finishing second this past season in the Centennial Conference. She is also in the unique position of being the youngest coach in her conference, having become a head coach at the tender age of 24!
Ashlee credits Bill Finney with her decision to enter coaching. She says, "The coach that I am today comes directly from the experiences and lessons I learned at MU. I consider Coach Finney my closest mentor because he has always been supportive of me in all facets of coaching. He is very knowledgeable about the game and has an infectious passion that comes out in his team's play."
But, Ashlee continues, "With Coach Finney, it's about so much more than basketball. He taught us life lessons through this game. I can still hear him saying 'You don't take short cuts; you do things the right way and do them with everything you have.' That's one of the many things I am trying to instill into my players."
Despite all the accolades for their Marymount mentor, Coach Brown and Coach Courter aren't above enjoying a little healthy competition with Coach Finney. Although their teams all play in different conferences, the three have faced off in tournaments. To date, the pupils haven't been able to defeat the old Master.
For Bill Finney, the real satisfaction came when he watched his former players square off against each other in the 2008 MU Holiday Classic. He reflects, "I just sat back and watched Candice and Ashlee. In their coaching, they've incorporated a lot of what we do here at Marymount, but they have also developed their own styles and systems. Ashlee is very composed, almost graceful in her coaching, while Candice attacks the game with high intensity and energy. For both, you could see that it's more than a job; this is something they've been passionate about all of their lives. It was a proud moment for me."
The most recent rookie in the growing network of Marymount-trained coaches is Carolyn Riley, who graduated this past May with a B.S. in Health Sciences. Bill Finney recalls recruiting Carolyn for the Saints, and hearing her say that her ultimate goal was to be a college coach. He says, "I told her, 'Come to Marymount; we'll work on it.'"
Coach Finney was true to his word. Carolyn will start next season as a graduate assistant coach for the Virginia Commonwealth University women's basketball team. She will also be pursuing a graduate degree in Sports Leadership, with an emphasis in Coaching, at VCU.
And there may be more head coaches in the wings. Recent graduates and former players Stephanie Witko and C.K. Calhoun are now pacing the MU sideline as assistant coaches for the Saints.
One thing is certain: Bill Finney's legacy as a coach and mentor continues to grow. Candice Brown, who was recently inducted into Marymount's Athletics Hall of Fame, says, "Coach Finney treats his players like an extended family, teaching them life skills through the game of basketball. That was my playing experience and now it's my coaching philosophy."
Ashlee Courter seconds that, saying, "When I heard that Candice was being honored, I got in touch with other members of our Final Four starting line-up, and nearly all were able to attend the ceremony. We are proud of one another's accomplishments, and we couldn't imagine being anywhere else that night. That relationship is really a tribute to Coach Finney. We are so much more than teammates; we are family, thanks to him."
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.gnocco.com/
- Phone: (212) 677-1913
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Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 12:00am; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Gian Luca Giovanetti
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
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Gnocco is a restaurant garden cafe serving Italian antipasti, pastas, seafood, meats, and pizzas. New York Magazine wrote that "the folks at Gnocco in the East Village have a simple plan: Offer better food for less by importing young (and cheap) chefs straight from Italy." The Zagat guide wrote that Gnocco offers "'East Village Italian Funk'...it keeps things 'simple' with affordable 'fresh pasta' and the 'amazing' fried dough its named for."Continued
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- Food4.2Service3.9
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (37)good for groups (36)great for outdoor dining (32)romantic (30)fit for foodies (26)special occasion (10)notable wine list (9)kid-friendly (8)hot spot (6)late-night find (6)great for brunch (4)great for lunch (3)vibrant bar scene (2)Show More
- always terrificfoodieDined on 10/25/2014Gnocco is always great, the food is wonderful, the service is lovely. It's always a great place to go!!Special Features:
- Pizza was good, skip the eggplantNCluvtodineDined on 10/18/2014We used Open Table to find a place to get a few appetizers to hold us over until a late dinner. The pizza was good. We were expecting the eggplant dish to be more like eggplant parmesan. It was more like eggplant bruschetta. Interesting, but now our taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date NightOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/17/2014Gnocco is a wonderful restaurant for a fun, but romantic and delicious date night. The food never fails to impress me, and their desserts are fantastic!Special Features:
- Fantastic Neighborhood GemOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/30/2014The food here is amazing and authentic italian, the staff is wonderful, and the decor and ambience is perfect for anything from a group celebration to a romantic first date. A must see and a must return experience.Special Features:
- michibourjDined on 9/27/2014Service and food were awful and it was expensive for no reason. Will not be going back ever again!Special Features:
- Good choiceMarlboroManDined on 9/27/2014Nice setting, good food, friendly knowledgeable service staff and moderate prices. Quite a unique combination in Manhattan.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lamb was overlooked and toughJdawgDined on 9/20/2014Walked in through The kitchen – big mistake not superclean. Are Italian food server was delightful. We ordered Arancini and Antipasto for appetizers and both were delicious. Pasta was okay. Lamb arrived overcooked and dry. Overall did not think this place was worth the trip.
- Great service!Winer3Dined on 9/6/2014A member of our group has celiac disease. The chef and waiter went out of their way to accomodate him.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So SozcommentsDined on 8/31/2014Service was incredibly slow. Salad and Gnocco appetizers were good. Main courses didn't wow me. It was too expensive for so-so food and slow service.Special Features:
- Local treatDinaDined on 8/28/2014Outdoor garden seating area was the highlight. We arrived at 7pm, just before the local crowds came by for dinner on a weeknight. We ordered the gnocci and fusill pasta entrees. The latter was a little lack-luster, but the spice in sauce made up for it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, not as great serviceElleDined on 8/27/2014I love Gnocco, but the service has definitely gotten worse. Just don't show up too hungry because it takes a long time for them to take your order, once you getSpecial Features:
- MehOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/23/2014Our appetizer, fig, prosciutto and ricotta was great. Our pastas were "ok" at best - mine was all stuck together and actually white and crunch inside - totally under cooked, and the sauce was so dry - it actually tasted like a school lunch I had in middle school. My husband's gnocchi was good but the sauce was gummy. We would go back to try the pizzas, but the pastas just weren't that good.
- DisappointedDisappointedDined on 8/23/2014I went to Gnocco for my 50th birthday with my husband and two sons. When I made the reservation, I requested the garden area and explained we were celebrating a birthday. When we arrived, we we ushered to an indoor table and were told there was no room outside. They also did nothing to acknowledge we were celebrating anything special and rushed us through our dinner in 45 minutes. I don't need to go back.Special Features:
- Very satisfied!winegirl29Dined on 8/23/2014Picked thus restaurant from searching on OpenTable. Had never heard of it but after reading the reviews and seeing the photos online, I just had a good feeling about it. We were a party of 10 and we're able to sit outside. Everyone was in love with their dinner choices. Very authentic Italian food. Would definitely recommend.Special Features:
- GnoccoLB12Dined on 8/23/2014Very good Italian restaurant. Friendly staff, nice atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014The waitress made the occasion very comfortable. Very accommodating on helping w/ the wine list and knowledgable about the menu.Special Features:
- Gnocco is deliciousDeeCeeDined on 8/15/2014I went with my family, including my baby niece, for a birthday celebration. The staff was fine with accommodating a stroller, and our server interacted with my niece whenever she came to the table. The recommendations for food and drink were spot on. The food and the service was terrific. We had a leisurely dinner, and a fabulous dessert. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome pizzaTucanDined on 8/10/2014Took my naepolitan wife there with hesitation. She adored the pizza and the ambiance. We will try it again. NSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodluv2dineDined on 8/10/2014We chose Gnocco because of reviews and the proximity to the Astor place theater. We ate here before a show and we were glad we chose Gnocco! The food was great and the service as well. Will go back next time in NYC!!Special Features:
- Like Grandma's houseMAS2013VIPDined on 8/9/2014It was wonderful, felt like I was in Italy at my Grandma's house, food yummySpecial Features:
- Great Birthday Fun!usblues607Dined on 8/3/2014We went to Gnocco for our daughters birthday. We were a party of 7 and sat on the great open garden in back. Fantastic brick-oven pizzas, delicious fish (we had Branzino) and absolutely perfect Lamb Chops. Pesto Gnocchi was also good. Reasonable wine list. Smart, crisp, accommodating service. We will go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/1/2014nice, low key outdoor garden with yummy italian food. would recommend this place!Special Features:
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- Great service, great with kidsAphidDined on 7/29/2014We found this restaurant via Zagat looking for great pasta close to Battery Park - read the reviews on Gnocco and ignored the ones on service etc., and focused on the food ones which were every good. Got there on time with 3 kids under 7 and the staff were out of the top drawer - food was great, sublime pasta, reasonable wine list (we had the veddeccio) and a nice setting made for a great first family meal in the big apple - they even brought out an extra pizza for the kids on the house! - we were out of there by 8 - just as it was starting to fill up with trendy types!Special Features:
- Benissimo!GPersonVIPDined on 7/15/2014Mattia and his staff provide top-notch Northern Italian cuisine, innovative and delicious complemented by select excellent Italia-only wines with attentive, knowledgeable and friendly service by Mattia himself. The changing specials are unique, interesting and very flavorful. The atmosphere and interior design reminds one of a wood-rimmed Tuscan wine cellar say in Montepulciano: elegant, intimate, with the inside dining area overlooking a small outside garden patio. Before dinner at the small wine bar, you can interact with the warm and expert sommelier. Fantastico..Special Features:
- Excellent findPeteDined on 7/11/2014The pizza and pasta were both fresh and delicious, as was the fresh spinach salad. They also had a nice wine selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodJCNYCDined on 6/27/2014Good good and great selections of pizzas. Great wine list too!!! Outside patio was charmingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful slice of Italy in NYOutoftownersDined on 6/27/2014We loved the little garden courtyard, the arancini (fried rice balls) were excellent, fennel salad, pizzas, and Tiramisu. A perfect little Italian restaurant.Special Features:
- ExcellentDGDGDGDGDGDined on 6/25/2014Great food, excellent staff. The menu is great with lots of different options. Cheese plates, pizzas, meats, pastas - all delicious. It's a really chill atmosphere and they make you feel at home from cocktails to coffee. Dessert is great too. The back half of the restauarnat is open air when it's nice out and it's beautiful, but can also make the place a little muggy and warm when it's muggy and warm out. The waiter tilted a fan on the ceiling right on our table and it was a lot more comfortable. Definitely recommendSpecial Features:
- An OK well rated restaurantdiamanDined on 6/22/2014Gnocco was OK but not more. The food was rather ordinary. The pasta that my wife ordered had virtually none of the eggplant described and the tomato sauce was quite ordinary. I Had the pasta with truffles which again was just OK. We will probably return to give it another chance but were surprised to find that the Michelin Guide gives it two stars and Zagat a 23 for food.Special Features:
- Delicious food!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/20/2014We made our reservation for 7:30 and were running a few minutes late. When we arrived, they sat us right away. The waiter was great and our food came quickly. Everything we ate was delicious! I definitely highly recommend Gnocoo.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A big "YES"!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/20/2014This was my second time eating there... I've lived in the area for 20+ years and never ate at Gnocco, my friend took me recently for my birthday and I loved it. it fills up fast so make a reservation and I would love to sit in the garden in back but apparently so does everyone else. They won't take reservations for a garden table either. I plan on taking friends there in the future. Definitely a neighborhood gem!Special Features:
- Used to be good - what happened?OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/12/2014We dined there thursday night june 12. Waiter was rude and rushed us. Acted annoyed at every comment and question. My sister left with literally 20 mosquito bites on her legs. Food was terrible. I ordered the branzino which was tasteless. Others in our group ordered the chicken and my sister ordered the pork which was completely different from how it was described on the menu. Would never go bAck. This place used to be a good neighborhood place but no longer.
- Poor hostess serviceEzzyMirDined on 5/31/2014Arrived on time for a reservation and they didn't have a table. They then proceeded to seat others ahead of us. This makes no sense because we had a reservation and arrived first! You should seat the reservation based guest that arrives first. That said, the food was decent, the ambiance was a little strange because there were kids, baby boomers, first dates and every thing in between. Overall, confusing little place but it's the EV so not unexpected.
- Great dinner!HellsKitchenJennDined on 5/31/2014We had a wonderful birthday celebration dinner on the back patio this past Saturday. This was my first time at Gnocco - my friend (Italian!) recommended the restaurant for the occasion. It was great sitting outside and everyone enjoyed their food. The appetizers were amazing - we specifically loved the beef Carpaccio and the Burrata special. I will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food disappointedNNNNVIPDined on 5/31/2014The restaurant didn't live up to its rating. The salads were good, but the pasta less so. Fusilli melanzane had little eggplant so was mostly just fusilli and tomato sauce. The spicy sausage in the rigatoni dish wasn't spicy, and the broccoli rabe had turned to mush. Will not return.Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceBirthdayVIPDined on 5/30/2014We had our son's 21st bday dinner here. It was a great decision. There were 13 of us and that was no problem for Gnocco to handle. Food came out all at once, service was excellent. Tried having the dinner at more upscale places which want me to sign a contract and if we went over 2 hours they would change quite a sum per hour in food & beverage. Gnocco did none of that.. We enjoyed the evening thoroughly and felt no pressure that we should leave. The appetizers and pizzas were delicious. The main course had room for improvement, but did not regret my decision. Great place.Special Features:
- Loved our waiterToniDined on 5/24/2014Most delicious pizza and pasta. Our waiter made our experience so special. Highly recommend!! Nice area too.Special Features:
- Lively east village spotWillajaneVIPDined on 5/18/2014Best for pizza Other food good but nothing specialSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good Food, Service Can ImproveOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/17/2014Food: Food is very good. Their signature appetizer, gnocco, is delish! Their pizzas and pastas are great as well. Service: I made reservations 2.5 weeks prior for a group of 11. Received a phone call day of the reservation to confirm. I confirmed. A few hours later, received another phone call, asking if we could push back the reservation 30 min later. During dinner, wait staff kept bring us food/drinks we didn't order. Hectic, a lot of confusion. Friendly staff, but definitely needs more organization.Special Features:
- KEENJVIPDined on 5/12/2014Very good Italian food, specializing in pizza. Intimate space across from Tompkins Square Park. The outdoor patio in back is charming and atmospheric.Special Features:


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Barry Bergdoll: Out of Site/In Plain View: On the Origins and Modernity of the Architecture Exhibition
Barry Bergdoll is the Meyer Schapiro Professor of Modern Architectural History at Columbia University and a curator in the Department of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art, where from 2007-2013 he served as The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design. At MoMA, he has organized, curated, and consulted on several major exhibitions of 19th and 20th-century architecture, including last year's "Le Corbusier: An Atlas of Modern Landscapes" with Jean-Louis Cohen and "Henri Labrouste: Structure Brought to Light" with Corinne Bélier and Marc LeCoeur. He served as President of the Society of Architectural Historians from 2006-2008, Slade Professor of Fine Art at Cambridge University in winter 2011, and in 2013 delivered the 62nd A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts at the National Gallery of Art. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and an honorary fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects.
Event Details:
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
07:00 pm
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
960 E. 3rd Street
Los Angeles, California
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