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Traditional + Digital Art FeatureBecause I feel like it .
Blue eye by Cindy-R Andy Biersack - Black Veil Brides by aslydisguise
:thumb370223882: 336 by StudioUndertheMoon cave by karojasia
Rats Family by gf-biju The ancient crypt by KPEKEP Solitude by cloudmilk
Mind Palace by Arkarti The Jungle by bakarov Ride the Night by AlexLehner
Checkered [commission] by WPatison Papillon by Kanamm 'INDIANA JONES' Harrison Ford graphite drawing by Pen-Tacular-Artist
:thumb370787230: Memoria by jadesweetbox TimeWave Zero by EllaAndTheBunnies
Ashley Purdy by honeycat007 :thumb371082225: BLACK VEIL BRIDES - Jinxx by Kagoe
featurrreeeeeeI don't know if I want to draw something or not. I seem to lose my inspiration for it all the time ><. So I thought I'd do a feature of awesome people so my account isn't as useless.
Wolf by HendrikHermans Claudia Cardinale by Pevansy Futuristic Beauty. by HeymissmimiArt
Loading animation_1 by ivany86
Lots Regular Version by PierluigiAbbondanza Animus: Part 3 by yuumei Boreas - William Waterhouse by rockerdish
Cave Start by MikeRedman
Colin Morgan as Ariel by mformadness Johnny Depp by anokaxlegolas Test Subject by Bluefley
The Tree On The Top Of The Hill by Tistelmark
Transcendental Black Rock by MatiasMurad MeAndrE v by DTCale Blackbird by 3dayWeekend Haze by Mattiasedstrom
AUTUMN by grohsARTig
D E F I A N C E by BlueEyedJuniper RED Rock by Futago-KawaiI Luna and Astraia by JDarnell
Green forest 3 of 3 by Sketchbookuniverse
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The Dragon Satellite by AngelaRizza Sep2 by Viviphyd Loki by manulys
Pastel Sweet Cute Little Black Dog by PASTELIZATOR
: Sekigahara 00 : by BastardPrince Transcendental Black Rock(Galaxy Saga) by MatiasMurad -Follow Your Dreams by xXxDarkSunsetxXx
dinner time by 5ofnovember
Fire soul by LoranDeSore Trick or treat? - Halloween 2013 by CristianAC
On the roofs of Korvosa by anndr
Leader, Ruler, GOD! by arthawk87 What enchanted trees are these? by STelari
I fail :(I run out of inspiration so often, but I really do love this page. Bah.
Sorry for anything I missed, I will try to work on any requests soon.
Reverie by Ninjatic Down The Rabbit Hole by Charlie-Bowater Lisbeth by AnnaFromTheTrainJust once by AnnaFromTheTrain
Mixed Doubles by Velvet--Glove To The Skies by s0ggywaffls
Lucienne by Teebohne Daily Life by KPJ11 Far far away by yuuta-apple Miku by e-kao
featurefeaturefeature2I fail at life, yo. I need to get my butt in gear .
Anyway, random feature because I'm bored ^^
OC Eve ( + tutorial! ) by NImportant Ricardo Villalobos by KlarEm QUEEN by Tung-Monster
Raven by BigBad-Red flower fairies by irish-blackberry
Michael Jackson by SoulOfDavid
.... by Darkraven002
:devartisticanimals: Submissions: September 2013 Punky style by DeviantTeddine Daddy.... please play with me. by MaliskaRodgers Pregnant Lemur by g4l4d4n Heart In The Ice Land by wolfenwinter Best Friend by pengirl389265 Down the Path by pengirl389265 Lets Go! by pengirl389265 Stately Stork by Lilleninja attack by Sehbeben My little goddess by Sehbeben Two Little Pumpkins by suezn Gato Montes by Odomi2 Siberian Tiger by tmbroe01 African Crowned Crane by tmbroe01 Siberian Tiger by tmbroe01 Wallaroo by tmbroe01 Here Comes Halloween !! by suezn Ocelot by tmbroe01 Rodger and Rio by Just-the-way-Im-not orange by blue2K NightSpider1 by ABrosig Tomistoma by saraquarelle
:devartisticanimals: Member Submissions: June 2013
Little journey into the unknown by Unkopierbar
Spring Heaven 2 by GallynetteI guess I saw a mouse... Mickey, come here! by Seb-Photos
The Sentinel by tanikelMs Magnolia by mitchnolaHe's so curious by FrancescaDelfinoUp-there? by Panda-kiddie
The Prince by EphreetButterfly Bokeh by FreyaPhotosHuutsch by Tiefenschaerfe
Tous derriere et lui by amiejopeacock by DokuYakuthere is something going on... by fcw77
Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday Feature + MOARPLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!
The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it should be a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado this Sunday's Specials
this sea, shed anchors, awake by i-am-a-bridgewalker Clovelly Beach by anapests-and-ink
Escape Velocity by SilverInkblot liar by silklilies dfc 12-6: monotetra by deinktvis The Pull by SkysongMA
Solstice by disrhythmic Words I Wish Existed by linaket alpenglow by ohsostarryeyed Hayling (Teaser) by Nichrysalis
Atargatis by PinkParasol White Roses by georgeayers2000 Palette 2006 by HeatherHorton Clouded pastels by Sarahharas07
under the tree by kim-hee-kyoung :thumb253482186: Marilyn Monroe, the third by Hongmin Spacer by modliszqa
Tiger's Baby by JasminaSusak Tangles in the Night by whiteflyinglizard Exchange by rodluff The Drunken Beauty by cantieuhy
The Founder's Favourites - 5th EditionDON'T FORGET TO FAVE THIS ARTICLE! YOU CAN WIN A 3 MONTHS SUB http://egil21.deviantart.com/journal/Some-opportunities-to-win-a-3-months-sub-287057596
:iconsmallwaveplz:Hello deviants and art lovers!
This will be a regular feature, published on my (Egil21) Journal and submitted to TheFavouriteShowcase's Journals Folder http://thefavouriteshowcase.deviantart.com/gallery/34209706 as well.
These works are my Favourites from my +devwatch of :icongroupsplz::iconthefavouriteshowcase:.
This is a group for all, where a great team of Contributors tries to expose your work in various ways and where you can certainly find some favourites too.
Please take a moment to see this collection and enjoy
The Sky
Once you have flown, your eyes will ever gaze skyward. For once you have been there ... There you will go again! Leonardo Da Vinci (1452 - 1519)
The Founder's Favourites - 6th Edition:iconsmallwaveplz:Hello deviants and art lovers!
This will be a regular feature, published on my (Egil21) Journal and submitted to TheFavouriteShowcase's Journals Folder http://thefavouriteshowcase.deviantart.com/gallery/34209706 as well.
These works are my Favourites from my +devwatch of :icongroupsplz::iconthefavouriteshowcase:.
This is a group for all, where a great team of Contributors tries to expose your work in various ways and where you can certainly find some favourites too.
Please take a moment to see this collection and enjoy
:iconrainbowla-plz: WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD
" I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and you
And I think to myself, what a wonderful world
I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night
And I think to myself, what a wonderful world
The colours of the rainbow, so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of pe
The Founder's Favourites - 2nd Edition:iconsmallwaveplz:Hello deviants and art lovers!
This will be a regular feature, published on my (Egil21) Journal and submitted to TheFavouriteShowcase's Journals Folder http://thefavouriteshowcase.deviantart.com/gallery/34209706 as well.
These works are my Favourites from my +devwatch of :icongroupsplz::iconthefavouriteshowcase:.
This is a group for all, where a great team of Contributors tries to expose your work in various ways and where you can certainly find some favourites too.
Please take a moment to see this collection and enjoy
The Magic
We do not need magic to transform our world. We carry all the power we need inside ourselves already. We have the power to imagine better. J. K. Rowling, Harvard Commencement Address, 2008
Official July FeatureDear :iconthefavouriteshowcase: - members!
This is my official July-Feature
Traditional Animals
Cat in a Sunbeam by De-Vagrant
Baby Elephant Playing With Ducks by ctcoops Malte -Commisson- by Kvitter
What's hot in TheFavouriteShowcase
July's theme is open and it is *Water* - I am looking forward to see all your great water-related works!!
It would also be very much appreciated if you could take a minute to vote on the polls in our monthly theme folders.
Mythology Contest [Closed]As you've decided, we're going to make a Mythology Contest
Media: Any type accepted in this group (no photos or writings, sorry)
Deadline: 10, May
Just one work per person. Please submit your work here
Please write a link to this group or contest on your deviation's artist comments.
Only new works are allowed (Uploaded after 8 March).
1st place:
200 + Blog featured + Featured gallery
+ 5 English pounds sterling by *Limey-Boy
+ 100 by *FadwaAngela
+ 11 llamas
Favourite Showcase Feature V Hi All! :icontardglompplz:
Please this article so more people can see it.
Check out some amazing art from the members of :iconthefavouriteshowcase:
Avatar by ayshafaseeh
Sweet and Sour by VahnKira Donar's Whisper by VikingWidunder Wolf 2012 by ZhaoT
Owl 2 by 7-Year-Bytch CHeeeeetah by narufag Venezia by CamillaMalcus
Kids on Piano by sDoost 'Party Animal' - Tea Party 2 by GreyRadian Siesta In Rostock's Eastern Historic District by BarbaraPommerenke Autumn's Glow by eajna
only silence by bohomaz13 Tears and Lace ... SOLD by graemeb Red Wolf Moon by BaiLang
Syrup and kiwi by dh6art Transient by PutItOnPaper Autumn dance by jogijs
The Messenger Goddess in Oil by daveinaz Jade by SalmaAshraf Vivid Dreams and Fragile Machines by Bihni Hummingbirds - Marquetry by amazoncanvas
A big giant thank you to the amazing deviants and groups who art sponsoring this article! :ico
JANUARYWhat will, in January, bloom?
What, in the winter, thrives and grows?
Mountains by GUILTY-SPARK343 Zima 12 by chatte-bleu Jewels in the sky by milenkadelic Winter Light by AnnMarieBone Red forest by HedgehogMolly Snow in Normandy soft pastel by PatrickHENRY winter in the woods by dusanvukovic Old mill in the snow by dusanvukovic Winter tranquility by milenkadelic Rest Calm by AnnaArmona
The loons cry out their tuneful woes,
and winds, they sweep around like brooms.
Winter Wonderland by Kasiarzynka Winter Barn by CarolynYM Winter Study by C-S-Marcy The winter dragon mirage by Mishelangello Winter's Song by AnnMarieBone Winter At Little Jasmund Bay On The Island Ruegen by BarbaraPommerenke Blue Winter by AnnMarieBone Winterscape by Melanie76 The Beginning Of Winter by Ludifico :thumb341297254: Alaska by joelabianca There's Something Else Beyond Nature... by Artzy-chick Snow Hunter by jamesgreen Winter spirit by solgas Pond In The Woods by artistwilder Birches in the Forest by aragonia Snowy Path by TreeCree Hazy Winter Sun by Flingling Wintertime by Wulff-Arts Aqua 210181 by pledent
The skies, sometimes, are filled with gloom,
while stalks lie withered in their rows.
Paisaje acuarela. by turkill Australian Winter Gums by artsaus Tres Or by DevianteFlap Winter scenery 5 by Majarov86 :thumb31464
March's TOP Subs of UNF-Nature & Super Info.Welcome to March 2012's Top Submissions of Unframed-Nature.
Thank you for being here whether you are a Member yet or not!
We welcome you and your support!
Since the beginning of January 2012, we've grown almost 500 Members!
So a MAJOR welcome to all of our NEW MEMBERS!
Thank you to our loyal Members who have been submitting to our Group for a long time now. Without you, we wouldn't be here.
For March, we had a special Administrators' CHOICE Month for the Monthly voting, which sometimes happens a few months out of the year, when things become extra busy for me, and most all of them helped with this,
and I thank these wonderful Admins. who helped with this, SO MUCH!
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And Dear Members, PLEASE feel free to come back to vote again as usual for APRIL'S TOP SUBMISSIONS!
We do love the COM
New Contest Information -Caught in DreamlandCaught in Dreamland Contest
Hi to All
Things You Need to Know
:iconstarbulletplz: To make it a little more fairer We have decided to have Three Different Categories in this Contest. All prizes stay the same for each Category. All Categories will still be entered into the one folder, at the end of the contest I will separate them,so they can be judged in the correct category.
The Categories are.
1: Digital & Traditional Art
2: Photo-manipulation & 3D Renders & mixed media.
3: Anime Manga
If I have missed your category. Please let me know.
Caught in Dreamland is about your dreams are they Pure Fantasy are they Dark, Full of Adventures or Mythical Creatures- Are you a Hero or a Villain are your dreams surreal or do you wake up in a cold sweat. We want You To Show us your Dream World.
Must be a New Piece and check out our examples futher down
Participate- Create- Inspire- Have Fun.
Things You Need to
Favorite Submissions of the Week (VII)Glorious seventh week of our feature!
And sunburned my neck yesterday while working in the farm, it sure burns now!
Anyway, we'll start with Craft this time.
There's a lot of interesting crafts coming in lately, and I can see our craft artists like to add some steampunk element into their designs.
So, April comes and what does this month mean to you? How do you see this specific month?
I'll be creating a new weekly system where you can submit and share us more new stuffs, soon!
Group Feature (15th April 2013)
Steampunk Alice Caterpillar by aurora-boredomalis
Heavy Metal by KsenyaDesign Harrier Jump-Jet Display Model by LacheV Creeper Critter Jenny by Si3art
January's Top Submissions of Unframed-Nature:iconwhiteflowerplz:
Welcome to January 2012's Top Submissions of Unframed-Nature.
Please NOTE I will be away from dA and the internet from:
FEB. 16 - FEB. 28th
My Last Day: FEB. 15th I Return: FEB 29th
I have a trip I need to take, where things have come up, and I am visiting family who I have not seen in a very long time.
It will be "crunch-time" when I return, but I will do my best to close and open folders and get voting going. Please be patient, as it IS, and will be a difficult time for me.
Thank you for understanding.
Our Contest: http://unframed-nature.deviantart.com/journal/Contest-Update-amp-Special-Thank-You-Feature-279129845 which has less than 2 days left...
has been updated with just a few more POINTS.
I will be trying my best to have voting organized and in progress before I leave and while I am away...
Thank you for being her
Make good art.My good friend Carla of Acrylic Dragon Studios shared this with me, and I think anyone who ever wanted to have a career as an artist, a writer, a poet, a musician, a sculptor, a chef, or any other creative field NEEDS to watch this.
Renown author Neil Gaiman gives a speech to the 2012 graduating class of the University of the Arts. If I could give any of you any advice, it would be everything he said in this address.
Please, go and watch: http://vimeo.com/42372767
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USDA Should Be Applauded, Not Vilified
Dear Editor:
The second U.S. cow to test potentially positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy, also known as "mad cow disease," is creating concern about how the U.S. Department of Agriculture is protecting the U.S. food supply. In fact, this incident should be seen as the exception that proves the rule.
In 1997 the USDA outlawed the use of ruminant parts in the feed of ruminant animals in order to eliminate the possibility of eating brain matter from an infected animal, thought to be the cause of this fatal brain wasting disease.
While 20 countries, led by the United Kingdom, have experienced epidemics of this disease, the United States has not. In December 2003, an infected cow was found in the U.S.; it proved to have been raised in Canada. We do not yet know the source of this present cow, which initially tested negative in November 2004 but was recently retested with a more sensitive test.
In any case, since the Canadian cow was found rules were instituted to keep out of the food supply any cows that cannot walk. The current cow in question was one such cow.
While the cow in question may or may not be found to have had BSE before it was destroyed last fall, it should be considered the exception that proves the rule: USDA is doing a great job protecting America's food supply.
Jay Lehr, Ph.D.
Jay Lehr, Ph.D. (firstname.lastname@example.com) is science director for the Chicago-based Heartland Institute.
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- Address:
5110 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14221Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.giancarlosevents.com/
- Phone: (716) 650-5566
- Hours of Operation:
Hours: Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 10:00pm; Friday - Saturday: 11:00am - 11:00pm; Sunday: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Italian, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Chef Pat Powers
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
A word from Giancarlo's
Sicilian Steakhouse and PizzeriaContinued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
Giancarlo's - Best Restaurants in Buffalo ›
Giancarlo's reviews from OpenTable diners
56 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (25)neighborhood gem (24)fit for foodies (24)hot spot (18)special occasion (17)great for lunch (16)great for outdoor dining (15)vibrant bar scene (12)notable wine list (9)kid-friendly (5)romantic (5)late-night find (4)great for brunch (3)Show More
- The TVUrufentaDined on 11/24/2014I am at a loss over the trend to put big screen TVs in a dinning area. Maybe they should ask if I want to eat my expensive food and sip my expensive wine in a room where the 60 inch screen is showing the Bills Game and give me an option to be seated somewhere else. If I want a bar atmosphere I go to a bar and order wings and a beer.That TV cheapens the whole experience. I wonder why people would pay to do in a restaurant what they do at home....eat absent minded while their brains are glued to the screen.
- Never disappointsVgladDined on 11/22/2014We enjoyed a great meal & fun evening with friends at Giancarlo's on Saturday. Our server showed us pictures of the evenings specials on an iPad which helped in deciding our order. Food & service were excellent...I highly recommend Giancarlo's !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/21/2014This restaurant was busy after a driving ban was lifted- the food was fabulous and although they sold out of a special 2 of us ordered, they made it up to us- The owners understand customer service and the wait staff was professional~Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Loud AtmosphereLittleDDined on 11/14/2014We really enjoyed our dinner. They have your basic italian staples as well as fun gourmet dishes, also have a notable wine and drink list. The only draw back, it was very busy, very loud and took a long time to get our meals.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Giancarlo's never disappointsVgladDined on 11/13/2014A recent Thursday evening found the restaurant to be very busy. However the food & service were excellent. Highly recommend this restaurant !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/11/2014Whenever I am in town, I always take my clients here. They love it and I enjoy the comfortable atmosphere, good selection, quality food and fair price. The service is always outstanding and it is a nice environment for conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Business Lunch SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/11/2014Wonderful place to meet people for lunch. Excellent Service and wonderful food. Thanks Giancarlo's. Easy access to 90 and 290.Special Features:
- fabulous foodLogansdinnerDined on 11/8/2014This establishment has a vibrant bar scene. There is a, I believe it is, a wood burning oven that makes pizza in the bar area. Had a cocktail at the bar which was reasonably priced for this type of venue. Food was very good and nicely spaced out from our salads, which were excellent as well. I had the filet mignon which was cooked to perfection and the perfectly sized portion. Neighbor diner had porterhouse which was huge and excellent as well. Only draw back to this establishment would be the noise level....Like so many other places. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice but service left a bad taste.HungryDined on 11/7/2014As requested through open table it was my wifes and I anniversary. I made a special request for a nice table for 2. We arrived early in the evening so almost all tables were available but for some reason our host sat us right next to another couple and the kitchen door. Couldn't be more awkward. We requested to be moved and she couldn't come up with a better table so we had choose our own which we found a real nice table for 2 in a corner. How she couldn't have come up with that in the beginning is beyond us. We ordered wine to start and watched the table of teenage girls next to us receive basket after basket of breads even though they ordered just water. Finally again we had to speak up and they brought us some.Special Features:
- Excellent foodGoGiancarlosDined on 11/5/2014Giancarlo's has great and tasty food. We have been there three times, and we love the choices we had ordered. Harold loves the steak tortellini, and has ordered it twice. I ordered the pork chop saltimboca when we were there on November 5th, and this dish was one of the best I've had in this area. The waitress was courteous, professional, and very efficient.Special Features:
- TerrifficDavidDined on 11/4/2014A wonderful neighborhood gem and reasonably priced. Food quality is excellent!Special Features:
- Why bother with reservations?JJL1227Dined on 10/29/2014Food was exquisite and service very good. Biggest drawback, I made reservations on the website for 7:00pm. Not seated until 8:00pm. There was a private corporate party going on outside that seemed to take precedence over our reservations. That was a real disappointment. However, the staff bent over backwards to compensate for the delay by providing a free round of drinks, an appetizer and a delicious desert. My best guess is that management just overbooked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great eveningmimiDined on 10/24/2014First time for dinner with friends from Canada. Sam,our waiter was friendly,informative and enthusiastic. Food was delicious from appetizers of steak skewers and arancini to all four entrees tuna Milazzo,Fresco pasta,Saltimbocca pork chop and lobster ravioli. Our guests commented how fortunate we were to have so many special spots for great food at reasonable prices! We have been before for lunch and will definitely be back for dinner!Special Features:
- Cus. Service taken to a new level!Erock75VIPDined on 10/15/2014We ordered a steak rare. It came well done. We politely sent it back and not only did they apologize (multiple times) and remake it to perfection (I mean this was one delicious steak) they then removed it from our bill entirely! Customer service at a whole new level! We left happy and stuffed and can't wait to return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable lunchShaneyVIPDined on 10/14/2014Lunch for four women was handled very well by a young, capable waiter. Everything ordered was delivered perfectly . The food was delicious and everyone enjoyed a lovely lunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent service and foodCMS1Dined on 10/13/2014The menu is wide ranging and there is something for everyone at Giancarlos. Pizzas (from a wood fired oven), pasta, fish... they have the ability to create sophisticated plates without making them too fussy. We had 3 generations there and everyone was very happy with their dish. The staff was very attentive and friendly as well. The one complaint was from my mother who had a hard time hearing.Special Features:
- LoudLuv2blocalDined on 10/11/2014Upon arrival, things seemed a bit unorganized . There were chairs all over in front of the hostess station and it was difficult to maneuver out of other peoples way. The table they brought us to was a small 2 top in the back by the wait station which was very awkward. Apparently was not a table that was regularly used when the band was not playing. We were to hungry to wait for a new table to become available . I didn't not care for my tuna with the pea purée but he loved his lasagna. Server was great. Very sympathetic and accommodating . They comped our bottle of wine. Very unexpected but appreciative. One of the girls behind the bar kept complaining how tired she was. The other taller girl was very outgoing and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerChickPDined on 10/4/2014The overall dining experience was very good. First time we were there. Service was great & the food was very good. Will go back another time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but noisy.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/26/2014Staff was very attentive. But hard to talk to people across the table.Special Features:
- Good but way too noisyAlwaysoutDined on 9/26/2014We expected a nice quiet dinner for two and we certainly were very happy with our meals and the service but wow, was it noisy. It was hard for us to carry on a decent conversation and we where seated right across from each other. The hardwood floors and open ceiling just echoed everything anyone said. It's a snowball effect as it gets noisier everyone has to talk louder and up it goes again.Special Features:
- Very EnjoyableDeeZeeVIPDined on 9/18/2014We dined here recently to celebrate my mother's 93rd birthday. There were 6 of us, and a toddler and infant. The food was all very good. Everyone enjoyed their meals. The service was very good too. The toddler dropped and broke a glass. Two waiters came over to clean up and were very thorough in making sure all the glass pieces were found and swept up. They were very gracious about the accident. The only negative about our dinner was that it was very noisy. Our mother wears hearing aids, but she still struggled to hear us. Unfortunately, this is an issue at most restaurants. We would definitely dine here again (but perhaps without mother!).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful burgers & great dessertsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014Hamburgers were cooked perfectly: right amount of light char on the outside, juicy and evenly cooked throughout. Very tasty burger. Cannoli pastry was very tender. Both of us thought they were the best cannoli we've had. Appetizer of two steak skewers was great--each skewer was ample enough to be the protein component of an entree if paired with a side. Hubby is leaning over my shoulder insistently whispering, "The gelato! Don't forget the chocolate gelato!" Nice, polite staff, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BEST Place Ever!!PrincessDined on 9/17/2014I have rated this restautant with 5 stars as that is truly what it is. The service, food and atmosphere here is the BEST in the area! Servers are very knowledgable about all the menu selections and truly want to make your visit a pleasant one! I took my mom there for her first time and she was extremely impressed that she made lunch reservations that same night to bring her group of friends there.Special Features:
- Musical treatSandyDined on 9/13/2014Dinner Saturday proved to be lovely - great food and Bobby Millitello's group playing in the background. We were seated in an inner room during dinner and we could still talk with our friends while listening to jazz.Special Features:
- Good Food, One RecommendationjpetDined on 9/5/2014My fiance stopped in last week. We enjoyed our appetizers and drinks, the only problem we had was where we sat. Our table was against the wall and was very small. My fiance is a leftie and we had to switch sides because his elbow kept hitting the wall. I would pull that table away from the wall a bit. Cramped dining isn't fun dining.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014I love this restaurant however this time around kitchen seemed backed up not sure if it was the new menu or perhaps there was a new chef. I will still go back hopefully it was a one time thing.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodDBoo13Dined on 8/26/2014Met two friends - we'd been at the bar but not the restaurant. The food was great, we had a real mix of menu items and each one was prepared perfectly. I was surprised how large and varied the menu was - something for everyone whether you want something small or a full meal. Our waiter Marty was attentive and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed sitting inside though most preferred outside on that warm evening - great patio. The inside was comfortable and intimate. DEFINTELY a place for a return visits.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lost. ResDailyhapdinerDined on 8/19/2014With firm res confirmed via email we showed and were told.. You have no res. we were seated almost immediately which was no surprise since the room was empty. Dinner was fine in spite over an overly zealous sale pitching/ wait staff individual. We left happy! . Only to chastised by email for not keeping our reservation,or at least canceling it so others could be accommodated . Give me a brake! The implication was we would unwelcomed in the future and maybe blackballed from the reservation systemSpecial Features:
- Always a Good ChoiceNYCfoodLoveDined on 8/14/2014My husband and I have been to this restaurant several times and we are always happy with it. The food is excellent (I only gave it a 'very good' rating because every once in awhile there will be a fail - like the minestrone soup we ordered last time). 90% of the time the food is amazing. The atmosphere is great, and it's always fun to check out the store next door.Special Features:
- CharlDined on 8/12/2014Even though we were not able to dine outdoors, due to rain, we were impressed by the patio seating area and would return to do so. The online menu had more options than the actual menu did, which disappointed some in my group. The seating was spaced adequately, so that we did not feel too close to the next table. However, the room was a few degrees too cool for some in my group. Service was excellent, very attentive and courteous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second chanceSecondversesameasthefirstDined on 8/6/2014The first time at this restaurant found service to be very slow. We thought we'd give it a second chance - if it's possible service was even slower. Sadly the food was just ok. The patio is an awesome place to hang with friends. On our second trip, the band was playing and they opened the doors (I guess so those on the patio could enjoy the music?) but it was just too loud. Conversation was difficult.
- Great neighborhood placeJeanineDined on 8/2/2014Giancarlo's is enjoyable because you can have a contemporary meal without the stuffiness of "fine dining". There's great energy in the restaurant and the food is delicious every time I dine there. But be aware, some of the items tend to be smaller portions for the money.Special Features:
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- Great eveningGood2goDined on 7/26/2014Great meal and service is outstanding. Outdoor dining is a hidden gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingSupperClubDined on 7/23/2014I had been to Giancarlo's for brunch and it was outstanding. Went back for lunch and dinner and was very disappointed. Prices are expensive for the size of the portions. The appetizer was extremely small and it was $11. Our party tried three different wood-fired pizzas and there were hardly any toppings on any of them. They all tasted bland and were nothing special. Our bill (without drinks) for four was $75 and all we had were pizzas, chicken wings, and one appetizer! Wings were good though!Special Features:
- Great place for lunchreview4uDined on 7/19/2014My hubby and I decided to stop in on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. The food & service was outstanding. The only drawback is there were 2 family's there with their small children seated on each side of us. Now I love children, however these kids were loud and throwing food and toys on the floor which got to be a little annoying after awhile. But all in all the restaurant was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/14/2014Having frequented this establishment a half dozen times previously, I was very disappointed in our last dining experience. Our server was clearly inexperienced (which is acceptable), but having to wait over an hour for our entrees - and my wife's inexplicably not served at the same time with the other five folks in our party (the server forgot to place her order) is NOT acceptable. The manager made no attempt to come over to the table and explain the problem nor did the server state that her order would be a "top priority" in the kitchen. No bread service either, nor drinks refilled.
- coffeelover4everDined on 7/11/2014This was the third time I've visited Giancarlos and it gets better each time. The food, service, and ambience is great. The only issue I think that might be addressed is the noise level. It's too bad you can't tell the loud people to keep it down....yeah, I'm kidding. I know there's not much that can be done about noise, but each time I've dined with Giancarlos, someone has mentioned it. Nothing's perfect, but Giancarlos comes pretty close! Thanks for a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great eveningGoldenGirlVIPDined on 6/27/2014The food here is just amazing. Service is very good. Ambience is very low key and relaxing. Would make a great date night choice.Special Features:
- New wood fired pizzaBuffaloBillDined on 6/21/2014Their new wood fired pizza oven turns out our new favorite pizza! Excellent dough; thin and chewy. Best of all, unlike so many other places that bake a pizza just until the cheese melts, they actually bake it long enough to develop some color. That's where the flavor is! Their salads are creative and fresh, and their wine list has something for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Dinner - Would go back!LISA2225Dined on 6/14/2014Best dinner we've had in a long time We're always out Saturday nights trying new places and and had been wanting to try it. We booked at the last minute on OpenTable and they only had one opening left. Great because it's close by and don't have to travel too far...good location. The meal was fantastic. I had the chicken milanese and my fiance had the pork chops. Very large portions and both meals were delicious. Our server was super friendly and was always asking us if we needed anything. Definitely a very loud place, so don't go if you want a quiet place as the high ceilings make it noisy, which wasn't a problem for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Friday, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians addressed the rumors.
"I met with James today, we'll see what happens," Arians said Friday afternoon. "He's in good shape."
Harrison, 36, was the 2008 NFL AP Defensive Player of the Year, a First-Team All-Pro in 2008 and 2010 and a Pro Bowl selection in 2007, '08, '09, '10 and '11.
The outside linebacker has amassed 472 total tackles in his career along with 66 sacks, nine fumble recoveries and one unforgettable interception return in a Super Bowl, much as Cardinals fans would like to.
However, he is coming off arguably the worst season in his career, tallying just 30 tackles along with two sacks in his lone season with the Bengals.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Friday afternoon that the team's visit with Harrison went well, but Harrison's agent said a deal is not expected to get done between the two sides. AZCentral Sports' Kent Somers added that Harrison is not signing due to a combination of age, durability questions and money.
Yet, the Cardinals' interest in Harrison could be based on a variety of factors. Not only does Arians have familiarity with him due to their shared time with the Steelers, but he could also provide depth and, maybe, the kind of playmaking ability that could help.
The Cardinals struck gold with another linebacker who many was thought to be washed up in John Abraham last year, and may see a similar possibility with Harrison.
And if nothing else, the linebacker could help fill the void left when Darnell Dockett went down with a torn ACL late in training camp. Though they don't play the same position, the two have something important in common.
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Windows NT System Administration is an in-depth training course that uses the latest in multimedia technology to guide users through a simulated business installing and using Microsoft Windows NT. The product's interactive multimedia format allows users to get hands-on experience of Windows NT installation and work impact issues before doing it at their own business site.
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Though female oppression is more frequently discussed, gender norms are often no more charitable to men—and, for black males, the pressure exerted by norms of masculinity is only magnified. On EP standout Boys II Men, Toronto repper and freestyle series alum Erik Flowchild looks back on some of his own struggles living up to societal expectations, spitting over the Peanuts-sampled production of Matthew Burnett. Fans can hear more on Erik Flowchild's just-released Valedictorian EP, out now online.
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Let's just put it like this. They all look like the 360 version
@XCWarrior What online games?
@ricklongo From the looks of it, it looks like it will be.
I want this, but sadly it seems to be a Japan exclusive like Fatal Frame..
@grumblebuzzz No you have to play it Don't t judge the looks of it
*but with crowded servers
Feels like the 3DS needs another price cut.
@candymonster Yeah Tetris Axis is the real Ultimate Tetris game
100% this on Vita, nice simple fun game.
Lol Wow
@midnafanboy Wells sales don't really mean anything because Amazing Spider-Man 2 is still full priced!!
Ew, that might as well have brung Watch Dogs to Vita.
Doesn't look bad
I love my Vita, play it about everyday.
@XCWarrior Well luckily I've only ran past one game that was free that I paid for since being a Plus member. And that is PS Battle Royale. I'm very thankful for Plus because it could have just been a service to just play games online.
@XCWarrior You know you would be saving a lot of money if you just pay once a year right?
Lol NO!!!
Not bad actually, Pilotwings and Tokyo Crash Mob.
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Good job Nintendo. I was worried they would put a lotta children in it.
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Best of the Direct
Oh so imma make sure I buy the Pit figurine.
Hmm so VGChartz hardware sales were right!
@Kaze_Memaryu Lol Right!
$20 for Shantae? Hell no
Not significantly fast, but fast enough.
Oh I missed it, what time did the sun rise?
@Vatimphady Get outta here
These graphics looks amazing..
The only game she got is Just Dance..
I would buy this if I still gamed on my WiiU, just been a dust box for too long now.
yarn Still waiting for my most anticipated 3DS title, Gunman Clive 2.
I wonder if YouTube is faster on that thing.
@BensonUii oh same here
Disappointing I can't use the D-Pad
Nothing as always.
Edit: But that Bayonetta 2 demo tho..
@Caryslan Personally I wouldn't buy Revelations 2 on 3DS anyways. I would buy it on another platform because like you said, I know it would be gimped. I'm just thinking bout others, like Capcom is losing a chunk of money not having it on 3DS since they are so money hungry. Hmm but if it did come to Vita I would buy it for that platform.
Ah! They're doing this demo mistake again.
All I see is Mario, Mario, Mario, I want other character themes.
Edit: Oh just found the Zelda theme, nevermind
I was expected a little more sales but this is great
Gunman Clive 2
And Vita sales increase
@Guitardude7 @Guitardude7 I still don't understand. Resident Evil had online co-op and everything. While support street pass, 2 save file slots, able to access internet browser or friend list while the game is suspended, AND it wasn't 2D like Smash Bros.....it's full 3D gameplay. Yeah I'm not buying it.
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Recent price increases at the grocery store for staples such as milk and bread probably aren't directly related to the drought, but consumers should prepare to pay more at the supermarket later this year and next, thanks to the summer's hot, dry weather.
"(The increases) are pretty early to be related directly to the drought," said Vickie Hadley, interim director for Purdue University's extension office in Allen County. "We really won't start to see those until late 2012, right at holiday time. We won't know where we're sitting until after harvest is complete. After that, it'll take a little while for (prices) to catch up."
In some areas of northeastern Indiana and elsewhere, milk prices have risen at least 20 cents a gallon in the last few weeks, and the prices of bread and other staples have edged up as well. Rather than the drought, factors such as the higher cost of transportation could be behind these recent increases, said Corinne Alexander, associate professor of agricultural economics at Purdue.
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For all food items, normal price inflation in a given year is 2-3 percent, but this year could see increases of 2.5-3.5 percent, and next year, possibly 3-4 percent, she said. "The main impact of the drought is going to be in livestock products, such as dairy and all meat products," Alexander said. "We'll probably see (increases) soonest with milk and eggs, but by next year, we'll see it all across the livestock market."
The drought and producers' reactions to it may cause a bit of a price rollercoaster in the livestock market in the coming months, she noted. The drought will probably add to higher feed costs, causing some producers to liquidate their herds, which will temporarily cause a glut in the market and a short-term lowering of prices, she explained.
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With the elegant Oliver Mansion decorated for Christmas as a backdrop, travel back in time to the era of the Great War. Performers throughout the 38-room Oliver Mansion provide a touching, personal look at America's response to the "war to end all wars."
Tickets are limited and reservations are strongly recommended. Purchase online at www.centerforhistory.org or by calling 235-9664. $15/adults; $13/seniors; $11/members; $9/youth. The program is presented in partnership by the Center for History and the Acting Ensemble.
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The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League was an all-female professional baseball league that was begun by Philip Wrigley in 1943 and stayed active until 1954. The women chosen to play in the new league were serious athletes on the field who were expected to be beautiful and ladylike at all other times. These special women were successful on both counts.
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The impact of World War I on the city of South Bend is explored through the eyes of local industrialist J. D. Oliver. As the President of the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, J. D. saw the war influence not only his business but also his family, friends, and personal life. The exhibit chronicles wartime shortages and embargoes, as well as the extraordinary lengths to which the Olivers answered the call to personal service in support of the war effort.
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Shorts feel the urgency of covering their positions, before Chinese market have a gigantic bull run in the coming 5 years. I don't think those bears, e.g. Jim Chanos, really think China will crash. The capitalism in China was a major success and will continue to be in the foreseeable future. All the hit pieces out of SeekingAlpha, Baron's, Forbes, NYT, and Bloomberg, serve the same purpose. The bears want to shares cheap.Think otherwise, if the Chinese companies are truly scams, the shorts would rather somebody pump them more. After all, the stock price of those scams will eventually go to ZERO's.
A longterm view huh!What are you smoking look at the price of RINO and CCME these RTO's are trash and cooking their books bigtime to make the numbers and cash out by selling when the stock goes upLook at the insider sales on CCME it is frightening
china small caps have fraud stamped in there forheads right or wrong.investors will not touch them.there dead money at best.there will be more attacks on deer.6 bucks is a given.
That said, the market can be inefficient (Warren Buffett), as investors' confidence have been damaged/destroyed by this collusion of coordinated attacks. Buyers are not getting in, and share-holders are taking the exit.In long-term, I think the market will be fair.
This company is a shell. Outfits like Global Hunter are out there to separate you from your devaluing dollars.
I agree on Global Hunters. Once CCME trades again, I stand to lose close to $10K. I was up over $17K and had sold all my shares at close to $22. Their "DD" and several other factors had me dipping back into the cookie jar again and I was caught.Good luck all.
Finally a person with a head on their shoulders. YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD."Think otherwise, if the Chinese companies are truly scams, the shorts would rather somebody pump them more. After all, the stock price of those scams will eventually go to ZERO's."


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You can tell a lot about a city by its garbage.
"Fight Hunger, Spark Change" is the theme of the current online voting contest that could give the San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties Food Bank in Manteca a $60,000 prize courtesy of Walmart.
Manteca is rallying to help 19-year-old Jose Maltez.
It rained 0.51 inches in Manteca on Thursday.
With the weather back to a warm 79 degrees today following Thursday's showers that brought 0.51 inches of rain, the almond harvest goes back into full swing with some farmers busy spreading the soaked nuts in windrows on the ground to speed up the drying process.
STOCKTON – Being linked to school board hopefuls with serious ethical questions might not be the worst thing for Sam Fant.
Most of the Ripon High sophomores have cleared one major hurdle towards graduation.
Your garbage might just be going to power your home.
The Manteca Women of the Moose is looking for crafters for its outdoor craft boutique to be held Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Moose Lodge, 1185 North Main St. in Manteca.
Award-winning Manteca artist, Jean Ramey, is stating an encore number in Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library's annual reading program, One Book, One San Joaquin.
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College Agriculture and Environmental Science Division will host the annual MJC Truck and Tractor Pull on Saturday, Oct. 11, in the Agriculture Center for Education Pavilion located on the MJC West Campus at 2201 Blue Gum Avenue in Modesto.
The Manteca Police Department SHARP's volunteer unit is holding a charity fundraiser garage sale today, Saturday and Sunday at 413 Parkwood Drive from 9 to 4 p.m. each day.
Delta College nursing students are learning hospital procedures at Doctors Hospital of Manteca as they work the floor under their instructor Melissa Black and observe active procedures with registered nurses and patients.
Government doesn't - and shouldn't - have all the answers.
Someone dumps a pile of garbage in front of your property. It is strewn all over the place. The perpetrator is unknown. So what do you do?
Some 240 volunteers are expected to call community members Monday and Tuesday in a bid to raise $120,000 for the Manteca/Lathrop Boys & Girls Club.
The Turkeys R Us drive has collected enough funds and frozen birds to distribute 1,180 turkeys to struggling families in Manteca, Lathrop, and Ripon for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Are Manteca Unified School District's two newly-elected trustees - Ashley Drain and Alexander Bronson - legal residents of the areas they were elected to represent?
McParland Principal Dale Borgeson came up with the vision for his school's next health and fitness project.
Neighbors United - a group of community activists primarily from the area south of Manteca - has stepped up to purchase 100 turkeys to make sure struggling families in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop don't go without traditional meals on Thanksgiving and Christmas
It may soon be illegal to enter or take from garbage containers in Manteca.
There was a time in the not-so-distant past when you could count by the fingers of one hand the stand-out places where you could take your family on a windshield tour of colorful fall foliage in and around Manteca.
The same firm that designed and built Manteca's transit center, the animal shelter, and municipal vehicle maintenance building during the past three years could be awarded the contract for the Moffat Community Center/Veterans Hall.
South San Joaquin Irrigation District's water outlook for 2015 looks promising.
Unless Lathrop takes the necessary steps to protect the community from the threat of a 200-year-flood, all development in the community could come grinding to a halt in 2016.
A video showcasing Ripon could be under consideration at some point.
Great Wolf Resort isn't a done deal.
Sam Fant was angry.
Ten Ripon and Manteca teens are being conferred Eagle Scout status during a Court of Honor Sunday at 5 p.m. in the Manteca City Council Chambers.
Three turkey drives are taking place this weekend in a bid to cover a shortfall of 955 turkeys needed make sure struggling families in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop don't go without traditional meals on Thanksgiving and Christmas