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Blue Bird Bistro
- Address:
1700 Summit
Kansas City, MO 64108Neighborhood:
Kansas City
- Cuisine:
OrganicPrice: $31 to $50
Blue Bird Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bluebirdbistro.com/
- Phone: (816) 221-7559
- Hours of Operation:
Monday to Saturday 7am to 10pm Sunday 10am to 2pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Steak, Vegetarian / Vegan
- Executive Chef: Lisa Yamanaka
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: blue bird bistro will prepare organic, all natural and local food for your special event. E-mail us at email@example.com for details.
- Private Party Facilities: blue bird bistro has private rooms seating up to 40 guests or receptions for up to 100 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Megan Morgan 8162217559
- Special Events: Monthly farmers' table dinners, five courses of all local food. Details on farmerstable.bluebirdbistro.com
A word from Blue Bird Bistro
The idea behind blue bird bistro is a simple one. Actually, it's more an ideal than an idea. An ideal that starts with a passion for organic food and our desire to share its benefits. A belief in pure, all natural foods unburdened of artificial additives and preservatives. A responsibility to promote sustainable foods and the positive impact that it makes on our world. And a commitment to work closely with local farmers who share in these ideals. The result is an eclectic mix of flavorful, delicious organic fare, ideal for the discerning diner. A diner who truly understands how good organic can be.Continued
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Blue Bird Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
54 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.2Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (36)fit for foodies (35)great for brunch (16)great for lunch (12)special occasion (9)good for groups (9)romantic (9)kid-friendly (3)notable wine list (2)hot spot (2)late-night find (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- DGBOutOnTheTownDined on 11/9/2014Disappointed. Seems like the Blue Bird is on a downward slide. Breakfast meal was cold to the touch. Server was pleasant but we were kept waiting for extended period of time between her visits to the table. We have loved the Blue Bird in the past but now have had a poor breakfast and poor dinner previously as well. We will wait for something to change for the better before we return.
- Great RestaurantNICOLEKCDined on 11/9/2014We went for Brunch, have only gone for breakfast and lunch in the past. They weren't too busy but our waitress acted very busy, service was slow and we had to wait for our order a little too long. We have had great service in the past so we want to say this may have just been an off day or Sunday's are maybe not the day for us to go.Special Features:
- Good food, service lackingJennDined on 11/8/2014Blue Bird Bistro has a great menu of local foods, but the service is sub-par. Expect to wait 10 minutes or more for your server to come to your table, and you might want to give them a heads up if you like prompt refills as after you order they won't come around until they bring your food out. Then after the initial drop off of food, hope you don't suddenly decide you'd like a condiment, as they won't be coming around until time to drop off the checkSpecial Features:
- Ii give this Bistro Five stars.LvFoodDined on 10/30/2014The food and service is FIVE Star. All drinks are hand crafted.Special Features:
- first time!drdebrah1Dined on 10/19/2014I just moved to kc 3 months ago, made my first rez thru Opentable. Everything was easy. When I met my friend to drive to Bluebird, she had invited a friend, did not tell me. So, we showed up needing a table for 3 instead of 2. We had to wait 20 min for table change, waitress took 10 min to take our drink order, another 20 min for brunch order. Which would have been fine, but we had Ballet tickets for 2:00. Waitress was very concerned and accomodating about our time frame. Earned her a 30% tip. Can't wait to take a friend back. DGSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, super slow servideBoatguyDined on 10/18/2014Selected Blue Bird for farm-to-table offerings. While the food was tasty and the server friendly, it took 1.5 hours for our salads to arrive and 2 hours for the entrees. The small serving sizes were disappointing. Server comped us drinks and dessert for the long wait. We rarely eat out, and love small locally owned places, but will select a different restaurant next time.Special Features:
- Before theater treatEmmyDined on 10/10/2014We decided late to dine out before performance at Music Hall. We were pleased to find an early table at Blue Bird using Open Table. Service was courteous and prompt without being intrusive. Meal was delicious. We arrived at theater just at the right time!Special Features:
- Blue BirdBERGRVIPDined on 10/5/2014Brunch was wonderful. The French toast, the omelets perfect. Farm to table makes it all worthwhile.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious and OrganicJMMHVIPDined on 10/4/2014How can you beat a combination of delicious and organic? Great service, nice atmosphere, accommodates allergies. With a smile.Special Features:
- Hit and MissKcdinerDined on 9/26/2014I'm hoping that my last trip to Blue Bird was an aberration. Service was very slow and the food wasn't quite up to the same level I've had in the past. Perhaps there's been a change in management?
- pretentiousArkansasTravelerDined on 9/21/2014We were led to a four top table with one side sticking out into the main traffic, before being seated, I asked the host if we could have the table in the corner out of the traffic pattern, he stated he needed that table, it remained empty for our entire stay as well as half the tables in the room. Our server was a bit confused at times. I have never appreciated drinks served in mason jars and I still don't. The hostess/owner? was wearing a tank-top and had long hair not tied back. My wife asked for a substitution on her breakfast it was brought to the table unchanged, when she sent it back, they simply shuffled the food around on the plate and added raw kale, it looked a mess.
- Great Dining ExperienceFoodies4FriendsDined on 9/21/2014The four of us enjoy going out to new places and thouroughly enjoyed the Blue Bird! The atmosphere is fantastic and we ended up walking around the area for a few hours after brunch. They were in the middle of changing there seasonal menu and drink menu. I ordered a drink and she came back and said they were out of blackberries for muddling. (sounds good, right!) I ordered a different drink and she came back and said they were out of whatever was to be in that drink. But they muddled bluberries for me in the orginal blackberries drink and gave it free to me. That stuff happens, and it's all in how a restaurant handles it. Well done! We will be going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelectableSeekingfreshDined on 9/20/2014The main courses were innovative and the plates came out beautiful and with the perfect sides to the main. We enjoyed the pork and the halibut. The salad was a bit wilted and not too interesting...with just greens a bit of cheese and nuts. Service was warm, attentive without being invasive and very courteous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this place!tbndcVIPDined on 9/13/2014We don't live in Kansas City and when there we always search for a sincere, owner-operated restaurant with wholesome food, prepared with affection and simplicity. This is it! We will be back, asap. It is warm and friendly and the organic, flexible menu has something for everyone, vegan, vegetarian, fish, meat, or fowl. I had the salmon and it was beautifully prepared. My husband had the delicious pork, and my sister had the vegan curry. We were all very pleased.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/12/2014This restaurant is always good. Under-rated in my opinion. I cannot understand why it isn't packed every night.Special Features:
- DisappointingcorgsinKCDined on 8/17/2014I went there for brunch and was very disappointed. Not only were they out of a lot of items (including jam for biscuits) but we waited forever for our food. Finally, after 15min, the waitress came to tell me they were out of the fritatta and served my friend while I waited. I was then brought a sad, small omelet with tiny bits of red pepper and squash inside. Half of the ingredients listed on the omelet on the menu were not in there. My side of bacon was a floppy 3" slice of gray bacon and a bunch of gristle. By this point, I was so hungry I just ate it even though it looked unappetizing. The coffee was good and my friend's blackberry and mint pancakes were delicious, but overall the service was lacking and the food extremely disappointing.
- Spectacular Food; Boring ServiceTimDVIPDined on 8/16/2014Our first experience at Blue Bird - we went for dinner & it was absolutely exceptional food. Our server, however, was an older woman and very boring and rarely came to the table after taking our order. The dining room we sat in was stark and boring, although I loved the ceiling, but the walls looked dirty and it felt like could benefit from a good cleaning. All that said, I would HIGHLY recommend this restaurant for its food. I had the ribeye which was absolutely perfectly cooked and came with outstanding sides. My husband had the risotto and our friend had the 10 hour pork. Everything was delicious and we look forward to trying brunch on another date. We will certainly return for dinner too, but we'll face the other direction from walls.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BreakfastSardiVIPDined on 8/16/2014French toast in the best in KC! Bacon was crisp and coffee hot! One of my favorite breakfast spots.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpected delightChetDined on 8/15/2014Salad was extraordinarily bold and deep in color. The entrees were both very good - high in flavor and nice portions. The 10 hour Pork was perfectly brazed and the vegetarian dish was loaded with great mushrooms and with a hint of fresh lemon.Special Features:
- A great spot for breakfastKarenVIPDined on 8/14/2014We were meeting friends from out of town, and the bluebird was the perfect spot to meet for a late breakfast. Great menu and food was lovely.Special Features:
- really?pppkkkkVIPDined on 8/9/2014We had a 3:30pm reservation on a Saturday; there were no other customers. The wine list does not include any Pinot Grigios or Pinot Gris. Whatever we ordered, they returned with "we don't have that today--this included one of their salad dressings." No cranberry juice on hand for a Cosmopolitan; no chicken for their starters. The wait staff was extremely nice but was embarrassed to have to continuously say "I'm sorry but..." We were surprised they were so low on inventory given that it was a Saturday!
- sassyDined on 8/2/2014food was excellent...bit lax on getting one order to the tableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 631 reviews are from the Blue Bird Bistro reviews archive.
- Nice ambiencedetroitdinerDined on 7/12/2014Greatly enjoyed the ambience and experience at Blue Bird Bistro. Food was wonderful, service was very good and the restaurant had a nice feel to it. Will definitely return on a future visit to KC.Special Features:
- First time's a charm!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/5/2014First time here and will definitely come back. Food was so delicious and my Lady Madonna drink was so tasty I could have drank a gallon of it! I had the gnocchi and my husband had the halibut and both were scrumptious!Special Features:
- Great ExperienceNICOLEKCDined on 7/5/2014This was our first visit to the restaurant and we had great service and great food. We will be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Restaurant in Kansas CityAriastarfireDined on 7/3/2014The food was by far the best we had our entire weekend in KCSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't listen to reviewsDJDMIDined on 6/28/2014I had the bison burger and my wife had the tomato sandwich. We also had the meatballs as an appetizer. Everything was excellent including the service. Our waiter suggested a wonderful wine that we both enjoyed. Overall this was a very pleasent experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/27/2014Entrees for party of four arrived at different times. Lengthy wait for a half empty restaurant.
- R2eat2Dined on 6/20/2014It seemed like Blue Bird Bistro did not have their food inventory stocked up for the Friday lunch crowd. We inquired about soup of the day - there was none. We asked for fresh-made chips with entrees - there were none. The menu looked enticing to accommodate our vegetarian guest - I ordered the veg shepherd's pie. The spring salad with blueberry vinaigrette was good, but the entree was bland, and the smoked tofu did not balance well with the dish. Other guests had the bison burger and loose burger and they enjoyed them. I think there needs to be more energy put into the vegetarian lunch selections, and I would like to give it another try.
- kitchen commentsfoodieintrainingDined on 6/15/2014The kitchen was obviously in disarray. My first choice was not available (restaurant had been open only 45 minutes) and my 2nd choice took forever to get to the table. Both were egg based. Maybe they had to encourage the free range chickens to lay eggs. This is the first time I have had an experience like this at this restaurant. But it makes me think twice about having brunch there again any time soon,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will Be BackJMMHVIPDined on 6/14/2014I had not been to this organic place for years. The last time I had eaten there (that chef is gone) I was not happy. This time I loved it... again... as did all in my party. For those who love organic food this is the best in town. If you just want good food, this is a place to try. Non - gluten items more than available. The owner also worked very hard to ensure our allergies could be accommodated.Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemsusanDined on 6/13/2014While I was expecting the best cuisine, I was not impressed; my salmon was prepared exactly as I ordered, but lack flavor. We will go again to try other dishes. Our waiter was very attentive.Special Features:
- WoodVIPDined on 6/9/2014I found the food lacking in taste and overall disappointing.
- Always a good meal and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/27/2014I have been going to Blue Bird on and off for 10 years. The food is always wonderfully prepared and the menu is always inventive and has a variety of menu items. Highly recommend Blue Bird.Special Features:
- JakeDined on 5/24/2014I really like this place. My daughter and son-in-law were in town from L.A. We planned a Saturday night out for dinner, I threw this one out for consideration, and that was the choice based upon my comments and a few of their friends. The online menu sealed it. We had a nice evening, the food was interesting and good, and the service excellent. The place was not busy at all for a holiday Saturday evening. My only criticism is the same one I always have here: Too small of entree servings for the price. That consistent factor probably cuts down on our regular visits by once every 3 to 4 months, otherwise we would be regulars. Even with a dessert special for the occasion, I still left hungry. And, this was not the first time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014We eat out a lot because we travel so much. We were in KC visiting our daughter and son for Mother's Day. Our daughter suggested your restaurant and we agreed because we had been there before and the food is very good. But NEVER have we had such poor service as we did that day! The young man was inattentive and did not even bring things when asked ! Very disappointed as this affected the mood of our dining experience.Special Features:
- Good, but a bit chaoticdiningwithlittlesDined on 5/11/2014We went for Mother's Day and we were seated upstairs, which actually worked out pretty well for us because we had little kids along, but I think I would have been frustrated with the ambiance if we'd been just adults. Our server was fine, but it was clear that the kitchen was over-worked and under-staffed. I think most of the people upstairs felt a little ignored. That being said, the food was wonderful and we all had a great time.Special Features:
- Organic, LocalBirthdayGirlDined on 5/10/2014I like seeing the garden across the street. Everything is freshly prepared using organic, local ingredients. Some portions are small but adequate.Special Features:
- enjoyablejimjr21Dined on 5/7/2014Really enjoy Blue Bird Bistro. Flavors are amazing. I wanted every entree on the menu and the two desserts were fabulous. Will be back again.Special Features:
- spottyMikeLyonDined on 5/5/2014Usually such a good experience here. Monday, however, was disappointing. My father ordered tofu scramble which turned out to be stir-fried tofu and veggies with a biscuit - bland understates it. My chicken salad would have been delicious if not for the having been so horribly over-salted (I mean burn-the-mouth salty). And instead of the honey-drizzled corn muffin described in the menu, my scoop of salty salad without other garnish arrived with a dry biscuit. No butter, no honey, no nothing. On the plus side, the Westside Cab martini three of us shared was delicious even though our server un-apologetically spilled it on the table, incompletely wiping up after and leaving us with a very sticky surface. UGH. Better luck next time!


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Friday, 15 February 2013 00:00
Paper Napkin Book
Saturday, February 16
Beatlemania Day
Saturday, February 23
Lecture on LI Women
Sunday, February 24
The Oyster Bay Historical Society, 20 Summit Street, presents a class from, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. with Diana Kovacs, class instructor teaching how to make a Paper Napkin Book. Fee $35. Call 922-5032 for information and registration.
Long Island Picture Frame & Art Gallery of Oyster Bay, 4 Audrey Avenue presents Love Me Do, on Saturday, Feb. 23 from noon to 7 p.m. It is a celebration of the Beatles with original art for sale. Free wine and cheese reception all day. Call 558-7511 for information.
The Oyster Bay Historical Society, 20 Summit Street, presents a class from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. with Diana Kovacs, class instructor teaching how to make a Card-Making Extravaganza. Fee $30. Call 922-5032 for information and registration.
The Oyster Bay Historical Society, 20 Summit Street, presents a lecture at 2 p.m. by Natalie Naylor speaking on Women in Long Island's Past. Free and open to the public. Call 922-5032 for information.
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce installation of officers and directors takes place on Feb. 28 at Christ Church at 7 p.m. All current paid members are invited, complimentary. If your membership has lapsed please call 922-6464 or contact them at obenchamber@ gmail.com. The newly elected board members are: President Dottie Simons of Dodds & Eder; Vice President Walter Imperatore, Renaissance Properties; Secretary Michele Browner, Hospice of NY; Treasurer John F. DeLillo, John F. DeLillo, CPA; new board members: Susan Dembo, Dawn Reily, Bob Santos, Fran Walker; returning board members: Austin Azzaretto, Robert Brusca, Donnamarie Chaimanis, Bernie DelBello, Catherine Drabin, John McEvoy, Tina Mazzarella, Chuck Panetta, Les Schachter and Dave Waldo.
The United Cerebral Palsy Association of Nassau County, Inc. with the assistance of the Atlantic Steamer Fire Company will hold the 9th annual Polar Bear Swim on March 3 at the beach in the Theodore Roosevelt Park. The festivities start at 1 p.m. and the plunge takes place at 2 p.m. It is a rain, snow or shine event. There will be an indoor assembly area. Enjoy free hot dogs, hot chocolate, hot coffee, hot soup, hot tea while you are entertained by a DJ. Register and fundraise online at: ucpn2013PolarBearPlunge. kintera.org
The Oyster Bay Historical Society presents an exhibit of photographs by Xiomara of Sagamore Hill uncovered. He photographed the Theodore Roosevelt mansion as it was being readied for restoration. For information call 922-5032.
The Long Island Baroque Ensemble plays at Christ Church, 61 East Main Street, OB, at 3 p.m. Tickets: $20/$15 seniors, $10 students, children with adults admitted free. Call 922-6377.
The North Shore Assembly of God, 84 Orchard St, Oyster Bay is operating a new food pantry for the community. It is meant to supplement the growing needs of the community. It is open on Tuesdays during their prayer times: 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. If you are in need of their service, please call Pastor Diane at 922-2547 and make an appointment to complete their screening process.
•Alcoholics Anonymous closed step meeting Sundays at 8 p.m. and open meeting at the same time. On Wednesdays at 8 p.m. there is a beginner's meeting and a closed discussion meeting. Anyone can attend the open meetings. The closed meetings are for anyone who has a desire to stop drinking. The meetings are held at Christ Church, 61 E. Main St., Oyster Bay. For information call 922-6377.
•Play Bridge will be held at the OB-EN Library, 89 E. Main St., Oyster Bay. Meets every Monday at 7 p.m. Bring a partner or come by yourself. Beginners welcome. Call 922-1212.
•Alanon meeting will be held every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Oyster Bay Presbyterian Church, East Main St. All are welcome.
•Ballroom Dance at the Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay, 45 E. Main St., Oyster Bay, every Friday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. with instructor Vladimir Velev, an international ballroom dance champion. Donation requested. Call 922-1770.
•Oyster Bay Quilting Group held on the fourth Tuesday of the month in the Green Room at the OB Library, 89 Main St., 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring a project and lunch.
•American Rhododendron Society. Local chapter meeting on the third Thursday of the month at the Burns Horticultural Center, Planting Fields Arboretum. Call Chas Rasweiler 334-4459 or Jim Fry 631-754-2412.
•Free Guided Nature Tours held on the first and third Saturdays of every month, rain or shine, at the Hoffman Center, 6000 Route 25A, Muttontown. Visitors should meet their guide at the entrance at 12:50 p.m. Gate locked when tour begins. No pets or children under the age of 10 are permitted. Call 922-3290.
•Locust Valley Garden Club. The executive board of the Locust Valley Garden Club invites new members to join. The club meets on the second Wednesday of the month at 10 a.m. at Bailey Arboretum. Some of the committees take care of local gardens, do garden therapy with residents of Jones Manor, make projects with the children of the Grenville Boys & Girls Club and decorate local libraries at holiday time. If you are interested in becoming a member and perform a service to the community, contact Madeline 643-9109. Membership is not limited to Locust Valley residents. Anyone interested from surrounding towns is welcome to join. Upcoming programs include: garden video, holiday arrangements, sustainable landscapes and terrariums.
Sunday, 23 November 2014 00:00Driving rain and an early start time did not deter 600 people who arrived at Crest Hollow Country Club recently to celebrate the Women's Fund of Long Island's 20th year and to honor four exceptional women.
The breakfast started with a meet and greet and a chance to showcase Women's Fund contest winner Patti Hogarty, designer of "Women as Bamboo." Inspired by her neighbor's bamboo, she entered the contest drawing a design of the bamboo, which Ambalu Jewelers of Roslyn then turned into various pendants of which 40-percent of the profits would go to WFLI. Hogarty wrote a short essay comparing women to bamboo in that they are strong and can weather difficult storms, yet remain graceful and continue to grow sending out new shoots.
Saturday, 22 November 2014 00:00
Oyster Bay High School Principal Dr. Dennis O'Hara addressed the board of education at Tuesday night's meeting about offering a summer school program at the high school. It would be the first time the district had a summer school program in more than 12 years.
Dr. O'Hara explained that with the institution of the Common Core state standards, students are faced with a greater level of academic rigor and more challenging coursework. The program would offer remedial and enrichment classes for students both in and out of district.
Thursday, 20 November 2014 09:27
In the history of Oyster Bay High School athletics, no one has ever won a Girls' Tennis New York State Championship. Celeste Matute and Courtney Kowalsky became the first when they won the 2014 New York State Doubles Championship in Latham on Nov. 3. What makes this tremendous achievement even more remarkable is that Matute is a junior and Kowalsky is a sophomore.
The girls, who are usually singles players, teamed up to take on the very best players in Nassau County and New York State. They won all 10 matches in the section XIII and NYSPHSAA tournaments and left Latham as the 2014 New York State doubles champions.
Thursday, 13 November 2014 10:17
The conditions were as fierce as the competition earlier this month at Oakcliff Sailing's Halloween Invitational.
Ten teams from the U.S., Canada and Bermuda battled 30-knot-plus winds, heavy rain and biting cold to see who would take top honors at Oakcliff's final match racing event of the 2014 season.
Raingarden Workshop
Wednesday, November 19 & Thursday, November 20
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Opera Night
Sunday, November 23
1959: The Year The Music Stopped Playing
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The Eccentric Heiress Of 'Empty Mansions'
Written by Mike Barry, firstname.lastname@example.com
Yellow Margarine And A Pitch For The Ages
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Meretz public housing protest 370.
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The High Court of Justice on Wednesday gave the state two weeks to respond to a
Meretz petition to implement the 1998 Public Housing Law that was passed to help
the poor buy their apartments.Meretz MK Ilan Gilon and other activists
filed the petition and led demonstration in front of the courthouse in which
former MK and sponsor of the law Ran Cohen participated.The "government
continues as usual to turn away from the poorer sectors. The request for
an extension is an additional stamp of injustice for the Netanyahu government to
evade and indirectly refuse to execute the law regarding improving public
housing," Gilon said."We expect the High Court to address the issue
quickly and to obligate implementing the law immediately," he
added.Outgoing Construction and Housing Minister Ariel Attias (Shas) and
outgoing Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz (Likud) were being sued in the
petition, which demanded that both ministers take actions under the law
necessary to implement its provisions.The two petitioners who are
claiming they have been harmed by non-implementation of the law live in Herzliya
and claim that the authorities have refused to sell them their public housing
unit even though the petitioners say they can fulfill the law's conditions for
purchasing it.According to the petition, although the law was approved
in 1998, its implementation has been repeatedly frozen since then and all the
way until January 1, 2013.The petition lamented the extended official
freezing of the law, but mostly focused on the idea that now that the law was
"unfrozen" on January 1, it must be implemented immediately.The law
allows the less wealthy living in public housing to buy their apartments at set
lower rates.It also stipulates that all money obtained by the sales of
public housing under the law must be used to promote more public
housing.The petition said that despite a general freeze, the state had
used the law four times for temporary set periods and in specific areas to
implement a series of significant sales of public housing.In 1990-2000,
3,800 units were sold, 16,070 units were sold from 2000-2004, from 2005-2010
10,030 units were sold in the sales offering "This is my house," and from
2008-2010 3,500 units were sold in the sales offering "My
apartment."Still, throughout this period, all sales were limited to
certain age groups, locales and other categories that, according to the
petition, significantly limited use of the law for most or many of the
population whom it was passed to help.Moreover, during that time, the
revenue from the four sales offerings totaled NIS 2.75 billion, said the
petition, noting that none of the money was used to promote public housing as
required by law.
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Serafina Upper West
- Address:
2178 Broadway
New York, NY 10024Neighborhood:
Upper West Side
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Serafina Upper West
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://uws.serafinarestaurant.com/
- Phone: (212) 595-0092
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 7:00am - 11:00am
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:00pm - 12:00am,
Satuday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 1:00am
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Serafina Upper West
"Located in New York City's premiere 'suburban'Continued
oasis, Serafina Upper West brings energy to the ground floor of On the Ave Hotel. Inhabited by happy families and young professionals, this neighborhood houses some of the city's finest schools and cultural centers. Vibrant frescos grace the walls while the pizza oven and its aroma is the center of attraction. Offering delicious Northern Italian cuisine, Serafina Upper West prepares fresh pastas, pizzas, seafood and meats. Chose from breakfast, lunch or dinner and dine in or take-out.
Serafina Upper West is a friendly destination for local families, professionals, visitors and everyone craving a fabulous Italian meal.
Behind a door you can also find "Geisha Table". A small version of the popular Geisha on 61st street. The name is to honor the unique communal table at the center of the space. A true Izakaya, Geisha Table is fun, informal and offers delicious classic Izakaya dishes interpreted by Geisha's Chefs"
oasis, Serafina Upper West brings energy to the ground floor of On the Ave Hotel. Inhabited by happy families and young professionals, this neighborhood houses some of the city's finest schools and cultural centers. Vibrant frescos grace the walls while the pizza oven and its aroma is the center of attraction. Offering delicious Northern Italian cuisine, Serafina Upper West prepares fresh pastas, pizzas, seafood and meats. Chose from breakfast, lunch or dinner and dine in or take-out.
Serafina Upper West is a friendly destination for local families, professionals, visitors and everyone craving a fabulous Italian meal.
Behind a door you can also find "Geisha Table". A small version of the popular Geisha on 61st street. The name is to honor the unique communal table at the center of the space. A true Izakaya, Geisha Table is fun, informal and offers delicious classic Izakaya dishes interpreted by Geisha's Chefs"
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Serafina Upper West reviews from OpenTable diners
8 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food3.5Service3.1
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (5)neighborhood gem (5)kid-friendly (4)great for outdoor dining (2)fit for foodies (1)late-night find (1)romantic (1)special occasion (1)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Great choicepianoladyDined on 11/21/2014Finally, a restaurant with space between tables. The food is terrific. Our gang had pizzas and brunch items -- all were reported as delicious. There is a separate bar area (not a factor at lunch), and plenty of room in the dining area. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad service!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/15/2014The service was terrible. We were rushed throughout the entire dining experience. Our bread came out 2 minutes before our main course and our drinks came out after the main course!! We had 5 people at dinner which I don't think is a large party and they had 4 people helping us. I felt very rushed. No one greeted us at our table. The first couple of words out of the servers mouth was "do you have any questions about the menu or are you ready to order?" Not even a hello how you doing this evening. I will not be going back!!
- Oh Summer NightsCulinaryExpertstodine4Dined on 8/29/2014Took our friends from San Francisco there for dinner on Labor Day Weekend. Hostess gave us great table close to outdoor seating. Food and beverages were great. The Chicken Milanese was outstanding. Highly recommend this place to everyone who wants to experience top-notch Upper West Side casual dinning.Special Features:
- fredVIPDined on 8/22/2014one of the party thought that the ravioli was "spoiled".
- The following 14 reviews are from the Serafina Upper West reviews archive.
- Our favorite spotLocalVIPDined on 7/12/2014We celebrated a big birthday with family. We have been to many of the serefina spots but this is our favorite. Food was Delish, and they met our dietary needs and wants. Love the outside and will be back again. They meet the needs of everyone's likes and dislikes with food. You can do anything from pizza to veal. Awesome!Special Features:
- Lovely start to a lovely dayladieswholunchDined on 6/22/2014We were very pleased with my restaurant choice . Everything we ordered was delicious ,brunch items , lunch & even dessert !Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/21/2014avoid if you can; no AC and can't handle high volume
- This location keeps going downhillf00dVIPDined on 5/29/2014My family were in town and they remembered going to another Serafina location and enjoying it last time they were in town. Unfortunately, bad service, and bad food plague this location. We were seated in a booth in the back, and we were ignored by our waiter for most of our stay. We had to keep grabbing busboys to get what we need (some water, some cheese, ...). When our order was taken, we were with kids and asked for their food to be brought at the same time as our appetizers- it was not and when we asked the waiter why the food was taking so long we were told it's because you ordered appetizers. The manager kept sneaking into the back area to text, and completely was oblivious to what was going on. Pasta was overlooked.
- amazing truffle on pasta...youOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/20/2014amazing truffle on pasta...you could actually taste the truffle!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We were there for Sunday brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 3/16/2014We were there for Sunday brunch and the service was slow and inconsistent. Meals came out in three different time periods. Those that got served first politely waited for everyone to get served before eating. By the time my wife got served everyone had cold food. My children are not picky eaters, but one son's eggs were bad (rubbery) and my other son's pasta (which he loves) he would not eat beacuse it tasted bad. The steak in my steak and eggs was tiny and was of mediocre quality. They clearly could not handle the brunch busy crowd.
- East side brach is betterNYerDined on 1/18/2014The East side branch seems better food. This place feels like they tried to grow too fast and the food, service & overall charm suffer.Special Features:
- Upper West Side GemMaxDangerDined on 5/12/2013We were looking for nice/casual place for dinner with a group friends. We were delighted with everything at Serafina. The place was hopping with people, noise and excitement. Lots of families, couples and groups. The service was excellent and the staff helpful and friendly. Despite being full, we were not delayed to our table. The food was excellent and timely. Well recommend. Felt like a family chic neighborhood Italian family restaurant. There are several in NYC, but this one was excellent.Special Features:
- Serafina is always a treat,OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 4/17/2013Serafina is always a treat, but the real treat is the excellent service. Amanda is such an amazing person and the reason my friends and I go back here week after week. Thanks Amanda!!Special Features:
- We were a group of 8 and hadOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/23/2013We were a group of 8 and had a fabulous waiter and enjoyed all our dishes. The carciofi salad was exemplary and the pizzas we ordered were very good. the chicken paillard is delicious. Nice selection of tap beers and solid wine list. It is a great place for a meal before going to a concert at The Beacon Theater.Special Features:
- Another amazing dinner withOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 1/26/2013Another amazing dinner with friends and family at Serafina! Can't get enough of the white truffle pizza and the lobster capriccio! also tried the chicken for first time and just loved loved it!Special Features:
- Way too loud. Could not hearOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/2/2012Way too loud. Could not hear my table mates. It is a large room with table crowded in. Good for a chain restaurant however.Special Features:
- Perfect spot near the BeaconKaren88Dined on 10/4/2012Perfect spot near the Beacon Theatre. we ordered two delicious pasta dishes. Service was a bit fast , but no one rushed us. Would definitely go back. I have been to other Serafina restaurants in NY. This one has more casual menu, but delicious!!!Special Features:
- What a disappointment...OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 3/18/2012Living next door, we really wanted to love this new Serafina location. We've been to other locations and enjoyed the food, so had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately, the only food that did make it out was the bruschetta, which was incredibly hard. I believe the bread was prepped and then left out for too long. Then we waited another 45 minutes before we decided to leave because the rest of our order never made it. We were not alone in our disappointment as the table next to us (arrived before us) only got their food when we were leaving and all their bagels arrived burnt.Special Features:


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We now have 15 charity shops throughout Blackpool, the Fylde and Wyre. Our dedicated managers and volunteers help raise vital funds for the Hospice. We sell a wide variety of 'pre-loved' items which are all donated by you, our supporters, and we are always looking for more goods.
Having a clear out? We always need good quality clothing, handbags, shoes, books, bric-a-brac, accessories and jewellery. Our Devonshire Road shop in Blackpool is always on the look-out for donations of toys, nursery equipment and children's furniture.
Our newest shop is on Clifton Street, Lytham – it has a small boutique feel and some really lovely clothes, shoes and accessories on offer. Why not drop in for a coffee and a browse?
If you live locally and need bulky items collecting, just contact any of our shops or telephone us on 01253 591710 for more details.
Christmas is coming…
Looking for Christmas cards, wrapping paper, baubles or small gifts? Look no further than our new Festive 'shop within a shop' at our Central Drive branch. We have a great selection of Christmas goodies as well as bargains in ladies', men's and children's clothing, and items for the home.
Could you spare a few hours?
We need volunteers for our shops – people with a flair for window dressing, customer service skills or admin experience. Please call us on 01253 359374 for more details. If you can spare three or four hours a week, we would love to hear from you.
Blouse – Burnt orange is the must have colour this season. Paired with black, the orange truly stands out and adds a warming tone to your look. Blouses are perfect for the Christmas season – you can dress them up with jewellery, a pair of black heels and a pencil skirt, or dress them down by pairing with jeans. Either way you choose to wear a blouse, this crossover neckline design is a must! Size M £12
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Brand new silver Faith clutch bag – £10
Black patent Clarks clutch bag – £8
Black handbag - £5
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Black studded heels – Size 6 £15
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All clothes featured are from our Lytham shop
Our stock comes from many sources. Some is donated directly to our shops, or collected from door to door bag drops. Other items are collected by Blackpool Council on our behalf, as well as by schools and businesses in the local area. We aim to offer excellent quality items at fair, reasonable prices. We are incredibly diverse in the range of products we sell, and we want to ensure both our customers and donors are happy with our service.
We sell as many donated items as we can, but any we cannot, we try to sell-on for recycling, with the proceeds supporting our charity.
Why do we have charity shops? Trinity Hospice and Brian House Children's Hospice must raise over £5 million a year to keep our doors open and our services free to those who need them: our charity shops bring in a massive £400,000 a year.
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ABSTRACT: ObjectiveTo develop effect sizes for 3 mood stabilizers-lithium, divalproex sodium, and carbamazepine-for the acute-phase treatment of bipolar I or II disorder, mixed or manic episode, in children and adolescents aged 8 to 18 years.MethodForty-two outpatients with a mean age of 11.4 years (20 with bipolar I disorder and 22 with bipolar II disorder) were randomly assigned to 6 weeks of open treatment with either lithium, divalproex sodium, or carbamazepine. The primary efficacy measures were the weekly Clinical Global Impression Improvement scores and the Young Mania Rating Scale (Y-MRS).ResultsUsing a ≥50% change from baseline to exit in the Y-MRS scores to define response, the effect size was 1.63 for divalproex sodium, 1.06 for lithium, and 1.00 for carbamazepine. Using this same response measure with the intent-to-treat sample, the response rates were as follows: sodium divalproex, 53%; lithium, 38%; and carbamazepine, 38% (χ22 = 0.85, p = .60). All 3 mood stabilizers were well tolerated, and no serious adverse effects were seen.ConclusionsDivalproex sodium, lithium, and carbamazepine all showed a large effect size in the open treatment of children and adolescents with bipolar I or II disorder in a mixed or manic episode.Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 07/2000; · 6.97 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: This article provides pediatricians and other clinicians who treat children and adolescents with a working knowledge of mood stabilizers and their potential uses in children and adolescents with mood and behavior disorders. Mood stabilizers are ubiquitous agents that are often effective in the treatment of children and adolescents with bipolar disorders or conduct disorders and mentally retarded patients with aggressive behavior. The authors' also discuss mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, dosing, drug interactions, and potential uses. Following these medication details, specific information concerning the diagnosis and treatment of several child and adolescent mood and behavior disorders, and in which treatment with mood stabilizers may be helpful, is presented.Pediatric Clinics of North America 11/1998; 45(5):1173-86, ix-x. · 1.78 Impact Factor
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LANDOVER, Md. – The Hands up, don't shoot protest has made its way to the NFL.
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Practice squads expanded to 10
Teams can carry 10 players on their practice squads for the next two seasons.
The league and the players' union agreed to increase the number of practice squad members from eight to 10.
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Minnesota and former punter Chris Kluwe said they reached a settlement averting a lawsuit over Kluwe's claim that the team wrongfully released him last year because of his outspoken support for same-sex marriage rights.
Around the league
Former linebacker Tim Shaw, 30, announced that he has ALS. Shaw played for Carolina (2007), Jacksonville (2008), the Bears (2009) and Tennessee (2010-12). He announced his retirement earlier this year. Minnesota receiver Jerome Simpson appealed a three-game suspension for a repeat violation of the substance abuse policy. Denver running back Montee Ball (appendectomy) returned to practice. Arizona safety Tyrann Mathieu came off the physically unable to perform list . Detroit released cornerback Drayton Florence. Pittsburgh and offensive tackle Marcus Gilbert agreed on a six-year contract. Pittsburgh is planning to re-sign defensive end Brett Keisel. San Francisco signed defensive lineman Glenn Dorsey to a two-year contract extension.


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House, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, (Sleeps 8)
This house was built in 2007. It has all the amenities plus some. From the solid surface kitchen counters to top of the line bathroom fixtures. Enjoy the firepit in the yard or the 5 person Jacuzzi under the house porch which extends the entire back. Big yard for kids to play and plenty to do. For you sports fans, a 52'' TV with HD in the great room. Also a big screen TV in the Master Bed Room. Wi Fi available private. Electricty and light at dock. We supply dishes, glassware, toaster, and other small appliances. A very open great room for party atmosphere or gathering of family and friends. Washer / Dryer in laundry room.
Heavily wooded on three sides to offer a lot of privacy.
Beautiful stone fireplace in the great room for the cold winter nights. Everything provided and all you have to do is bring yourselves and good friends.
Plenty of fishing off the dock or just enjoy the sunset.
PS - This is not the area of Atlanta known as Buckhead and is indeed an hour east of downtown Atlanta since some inquiries get confused.
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The Kinks: The Anthology 1964-1971
Some have expressed surprise that the Kinks should put out another box set, when Picture Book, a six-CD box set spanning the band's whole career, came out less than six years ago.
The reason is very simple, really. This time they've got Andrew Sandoval, so they're going to do it properly.
There were two big problems with Picture Book. The first was the comparative lack of interesting new recordings, but the second, bigger, problem was that it spanned the Kinks' whole career.
Put simply, while one can argue about the exact length of the period during which the Kinks were what is technically known as Any Good At All, all but the most obsessive fan will agree that, say, The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society or Arthur, Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire is more worthwhile than Schoolboys In Disgrace or UK Jive. While Ray and Dave Davies were always the core of the band, the team that made the great records was Ray, Dave, Pete Quaife, and Mick Avory, with Nicky Hopkins on piano and Rasa Davies on backing vocals. As those others dropped out one at a time, and particularly as Ray and Rasa's marriage broke down, Ray's songwriting deteriorated, and along with it the delicacy of touch that made the band's late-60s work some of the best music ever recorded.
In my own book on the band, I took 1974 as the cut-off point, as the first ten years seemed as good a choice to cover as any. Here the cut-off is 1971, the end of the band's contract with Pye Records, which also happily coincides with the band's last notable UK hit singles, Lola and Apeman. So the five CDs here cover roughly the same ground as the first three CDs of Picture Book.
But this also has much more point to it than Picture Book. In the years since that release, Andrew Sandoval has supervised a series of double-CD deluxe editions of the Kinks' albums, in much the same manner as his earlier wonderful Monkees deluxe editions. For these he pulled together a huge amount of previously unheard material — demos, outtakes, and BBC recordings, which essentially doubled the available 60s recordings by the band. The Anthology: 1964-1971 collects the best of these in one place, along with around twenty previously unreleased mixes, session recordings, and backing tracks (depending on what you actually count as unreleased tracks — the advertising claims twenty-five in total, but some of those are 19 seconds of studio chatter or an interview, but on the other hand the three takes of Dedicated Follower of Fashion only count as one track).
But it doesn't make the other mistake that Picture Book made, which was to include alternative versions instead of the hits. While album tracks like The Village Green Preservation Society or B-sides like Big Black Smoke might be presented in live versions or different mixes, the singles are all here as you know them. Picture Book included outtake versions of Dead End Street and Dedicated Follower Of Fashion, but not the originals, which has to count as one of the more baffling decisions made for one of these compilations.
The result is the definitive collection of the Kinks' best work, covering the hits, the important album tracks, and rarities like the live performance of This Strange Effect (a hit Ray wrote for Dave Berry) or the demo of I Go To Sleep. The tracklisting isn't perfect — I'd have cut down disc one a bit, and included Yes Sir, No Sir, Moneygoround and Phenomenal Cat instead of some things like the rather poor live Chuck Berry covers, if we're going purely on musical value. But on the other hand, the early Kinks did do a lot of raw R&B covers, and including some of them is important if you want to represent all facets of the band. It gets far more right than it gets wrong, including things like having the last of the Great Lost Kinks Album tracks to get an official CD release.
There's not a HUGE amount here for those who don't have the deluxe albums, but even for those who do having all of it in one place makes for a better listening experience, and the whole thing has been remastered. I am never sure to what extent I'm a decent judge of sound quality, but it sounds improved even over the deluxe CDs of a couple of years ago — listening just on headphones from my laptop, I not only heard guitar parts I'd not properly noticed before, but heard the plectrum hitting the strings.
The one problem I have is with the packaging. The booklet is very nicely done, but uninformative — it's mostly a collage of news reports from the time, when it'd be nice to have had interviews with the surviving band members or something. I also thought that the quotes from members of Bon Jovi and Guns 'n' Roses and similar bands rather implied that I would respect the opinions of people in Guns 'n' Roses or Bon Jovi, which I could easily take as an insult, but I presume those are aimed at the band's American audience, who mostly know them from their godawful stadium rock years.
But the case for the CDs themselves is simply *bad*. It's a fold-out cardboard booklet, and it holds the CDs so tightly it's literally impossible to get them out without gripping hold of them by the playing surface. I am convinced that sooner rather than later either the booklet will rip or the CDs will break, and it's *so* bad that I would actually advise people just to get the MP3s rather than the physical media in this case — except that if you do you miss out on the vinyl-only live single that comes with the box.
But that's the only flaw in an otherwise wonderful collection. Andrew Sandoval said on Facebook that it's the best thing he's ever worked on. I'm not sure I'd agree — I don't think it tops the Nilsson box set last year, and it *may* not top some of the Monkees reissues he's put out — but it's very good. If you're a Kinks completist there's not a huge amount here you don't have, but enough to keep you happy, while if you're a more casual fan wanting to find out what there is to the Kinks other than that wonderful run of singles, you'll discover exactly why the Kinks are second only to the Beatles among 60s British bands.
Linkblogging For 19/11/14
Don't forget to get your DVDs out tonight for your thirtieth anniversary rewatch of The Box Of Delights…
Help the GNOME foundation defend their trademark
A Greasemonkey script that allows GNU/Linux users to download whole albums from Amazon Cloud Player without messing about with user agents and so on. You'll need to have clamz or Banshee installed as well.
An incredibly grumpy judicial ruling on electoral fraud
For the first time ever, a quantum computer has run Simon's algorithm
Scientists have created a neural net copying the brain of a worm, and given it a Lego body, and it acts just like a real worm.
Why we should give free money to everyone. I have a feeling I've linked this before, but it's still worth reading anyway.
Oprah Winfrey is paying performers in "exposure"
Myleen Klass and political failure
Republicans Are Douchebags (Slate Star Codex, so as always don't look at comments)
Last Kiss: A Poem
Hold me tight and kiss me as the stars begin to dim
For the end of all reality's a good place to begin
The nothingness is closing in, all future now is past
So hold me tight and kiss me, let our first kiss be our last
In this, the last tomorrow after one last yesterday
The time we had was borrowed, now has come the time to pay
With entropy upon us soon our bodies will be still,
So hold me tight and kiss me, let us move them while we will
I only flicked one little switch, a tiny tap is all
A final act, an act of love, for as you may recall
You said you'd only love me if the stars fell from the sky
So hold me tight and kiss me, for I know you'd never lie
Brood-Mother Knows Best
No, I told you before, you can't invade the Earth until you're seventeen.
I don't care if all your friends are doing it. If all your friends were getting their third eyes removed, would you do that too?
No, I didn't know that all your friends were getting their third eyes removed. No, you can't do that either.
Because I said so, that's why not.
Yes, I know that I invaded Earth when I was only fifteen. Look at the mess that got me into. Do you really want to repeat all my mistakes?
Well, how did you think I'd got the laser burn?
Five days, if you must know.
Well, that's a pretty long time to be conqueror of Earth! Your dad only managed half an hour, and he had a whole clone army under his command. I only had the neutron cannon.
I forgot to bring a spare battery, and the power sockets are incompatible.
Yes of course I should have thought of that! That's my point! You don't think of these things when you're fifteen. You don't prepare properly, you don't bring the proper protection. There's no way you'd think to bring an anti-matter shield, for example, is there?
No, I know you hadn't thought of that.
Do you really think that you're prepared to battle against science-heroes, men of action, and bookish teenagers who notice your one fatal flaw? Really?
Look, sweetpolyp, I understand why you want to do this. It's exciting, it's fun, it makes you feel like a grown octopoid, and you don't want to be the only one in your swarm who hasn't done it.
But don't you want your first time to be special? When you look back at the first time you conquer a planet and subjugate its people to your whim, the first time you slaveringly devour the cowering wretches who you have telepathically bent to your will, don't you want to remember a proper bond between you and them?
You don't want to be in and out in five minutes and come staggering back home ashamed of yourself, probably with some terrible disease (ask your granddad some time about that thing he caught when he took his tripod down there; he had mucus coming out of bits you don't even know you've got!), you want it to be nice, not just something you joke about with your swarm-rivals.
You want to have something that'll last, that you'll remember forever. And you want it to be special for them, too. You don't just want to be some here-today gone-tomorrow conqueror who they never think of again. You want to make a mark. At the very least wait until you're old enough to operate a geosculptor — passion only lasts so long, but a continent resculpted into the shape of your face lasts forever.
I know you think I'm being cruel and bladderless now, but you'll thank me in a few years. Trust me.
Now hurry off out, or you'll be late for your orgy.
Linkblogging For 14/11/14
Today has been a bad day. However, tomorrow is Thought Bubble, so things should improve.
There will probably be no posts here until Monday, but I'm *hoping* to get my thoughts on Batman's (rather racist) wartime adventures posted to my Patreon site at some point over the weekend. No promises though — Thought Bubble weekend is *busy*…
Meanwhile, links:
The disillusionment index — the decline of the two major parties
Bleeding Cool has a plausible explanation for the missing episode omnirumour and fallout
Peter Watts on the troll who has upset most of online SF fandom recently
Shabogan Graffiti on the appeal of the detective story
Obverse Books have open submissions for stories for the next Iris Wildthyme collection, which sounds like it will basically be Mr Benn — The Hauntological Version.
And Jeet Heer on Donne, Milton, and the birth of science fiction


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Who doesn't dream of swimming with the dolphins or floating among schools of fishes? It's likely your children do from time to time. They'll love this collection of stickers for the life-like images and bright colors. You'll love it because it allows them to be active and creative without damaging walls or furniture. The adhesive on these stickers leaves no trace on surfaces, allowing them to be used over and over for years without losing performance.These stickers will work on just