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The point of business is to make money. Chicago is full of ethnic neighborhoods. The one's that prosper most appeal not only to locals, but to people from other neighborhoods as well. Black and white, brown, yellow and red - they can all make green together.
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...the chance to meet her and the team. She will be at Divas-N-Dogs, 7142 S Exchange Ave. Hot chocolate will be passed out...
Eric Williams, owner of The Silver Room, 1442 N. Milwaukee Ave., said people need to start supporting the small, independent businesses again.
Boutique owner Andrea White agrees and said that instead of going to Macy's or other similar department stores, give her a chance. A'nies Accents, 1237 S. Michigan Ave., is 2 years old and she said it isn't unusual for customers who live in the area to just come in to chat.
The fashion designer sells her creations out of her shop, 17 East Pearson Street. The motivation behind creating Maryam Garba Fashion came from personal experiences. After graduating college and...
-Kilimanjaro International—African shop, jewelry, art, and candles, 1305 E. 53rd St.
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Dónde: Aragon, 1106 W. Lawrence Ave.
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Masajes al alcance de la comunidad
Dorado abrió originalmente su negocio con el nombre Crystal's Massage en enero de 2011, pero debido a que su práctica empezó a crecer se mudó y abrió sus puertas en septiembre de 2012 en el 2122 S. Ashland Ave., bajo el nombre de Verde Wellness & Massage.
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KaBOOM Promotes Placemaking as a Way to Encourage Play
212 municipalities of all sizes are participating in KaBOOM's Playful City USA program by using play as a strategy to address challenges in their communities. Representatives of 12 of the cities convened at Blue 1647, a tech incubator space at 1647 South Blue Island in Pilsen, for the summit.
At Laflin and 19th, Kacprzak pointed out an attractive, fenced-off lot. "It's a great patch of green but there's nothing happening with it." She wondered if it might be possible to use the land for a playground or a community garden until it is developed.
At 19th and Blue Island, Kacprzak noted that the west side of Blue Island is relatively pedestrian friendly, with interesting...
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Parking spot for rent?
Hello neighbors,
I'm due to have my baby mid-January and the parking situation in Pilsen seems to be getting worse. People double park to save spots for other cars and I end up parking far from home. It'll only get worse the bigger I get and the colder it is outside.
Does anylne know of a parking spot for rent near 19th street and May? Thanks for any info you can provide!!
Maybe Perez restaurant would rent overnight? Or maybe the back alley behind the old Casa Aztlan. They use to have a couple spaces there until they got foreclosed...
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10 Under-the-Radar Shops to Support on Small Business Saturday
Since you're probably heading down to Pilsen for the fantastic vintage selection on Saturday anyway, be sure to stop by this tiny little grocery store for vegan snacks, ridiculously cheap green juice that's pressed while you wait, and kombucha on tap. 1219 W. 18th St., bellischicago.comThis article has 9 other Chicago locations (Show)
...the-dark rope to wholesale blue polypropylene jars that you didn't realize you needed. 5316 N. Milwaukee Ave., sciplus.com
Indulge all your Parisian fantasies at this frequently overlooked French boutique in the Palmolive Building. You may not be wintering in the South of France this winter, but that doesn't mean you can't subtly imply that you are. 919 N. Michigan Ave., cop-copine.com
This trio of stores in Edgewater sells antiques, artwork, and a healthy selection of gently used designer clothes. They're offering 20 percent off in-store purchases on Small Business Saturday, too. 6237-6241 N. Clark St., euphoriaresale.com
Yelpers say this beauty supply store is the best spot in the city to find Shiseido products, but the store also stocks other hard-to-find Asian beauty products like Korean BB cream and Dolly Wink mascara. 2136 S. Archer Ave.
This well-curated Humboldt Park boutique sells everything from jewelry to bath products to mustache wax. You'll find lots of design-y elements—it's located in a refurbished hardware store, after all—and plenty of locally-made stocking stuffers. 2559 W. Chicago Ave., shopkomoda.com
...hand-knit fisherman sweaters, which have "Chicago winters" written all over them (figuratively, of course). 5202 N. Clark St., notre-shop.com
Roscoe Village's newest indie bookstore is throwing its doors open to the public at 10 a.m. on Saturday, where you can find calendars, greeting cards, and booked-themed ephemera from the popular brand Out of Print—as well as books on books on books, of course. 2142 W. Roscoe St.
...and a small but solid selection of vintage clothes. But seriously, go for the taxidermy. 1513 W. Foster Ave., woollymammothchicago.com
...Plus, Comfort Me Boutique has opened up a new permanent location in Hyde Park at 5241 S. Harper Ave. after their successful pop-up run. Grab a latte at Bridgeport Coffee's Hyde Park...
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City needs to put its house in order in protecting tenants
Their surprise was compounded upon learning that their landlord had been instructed in September to empty the building at 2022 S. Throop because of unsafe conditions — and instead continued to collect their rent payments.
Karl a.k.a Bportboy A founder of LGBT Neightbors in Bridgeport Chicago
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Smashing Pumpkins Tickets Sell for Three Times Face, Prompt Fan Pushback
Wednesday's show, starting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Thalia Hall, 1807 S. Allport St., will feature original Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan joined by James Iha-replacement Jeff Schroeder, Mark Stoermer of The Killers on bass and Brad Wilk of Rage Against The Machine on drums.
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Keep Cozy With Chicago's Best Cold-Weather Cocktails
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Bordel (1721 W. Division St.)
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Chicago's Ultimate Neighborhood Gift Guide: Presents From Pratt to Pullman
...mason jar herb kits ($20) at the recently expanded vintage and handmade boutique Modern Cooperative, 1215 W. 18th St. The recipient of your Secret Santa generosity will thank you when they're growing organic...
...stationery (25 sets for $55 or 50 for $90) from Steel Petal Press in Pilsen, 2150 S. Canalport Ave. Created using old school hand-set type, the sets can be customized dozens of ways...This article has 20 other Chicago locations (Show)
...there's a one-stop shop for all your holiday needs, it's Foursided at 5061 N Clark St. The shop's custom framing center will help you find the perfect frame for a...
...that fashionable man in your life, check out the newly opened Notre menswear shop at 5202 N Clark St. Pick up a plaid Band of Outsiders shirt ($275) or a classic pair of dark...
...where Chicago Poker Store finds its home. Get some expert advice from owner Fred at 6440 W. Diversey Ave. in Belmont Cragin, where you can buy everything from card decks ($17 to $30) to...
...Pick up a 22-once bomber bottle at Maria's Community Bar and Packaged Goods, 960 W. 31st St. and select liquor stores throughout the city...
Previously a home-based business, Life Organics opened its organic and natural beauty products store in Chatham (435 E. 75th St.) in March. The store sells all natural hair oil, shampoo, skin cream, body lotion, shaving cream, shower gel and body wash. Prices range from $6 per item to $30.
Freehling Pot and Pan, 1365 E. 53rd St., is one of the oldest retailers in the neighborhood. We love their collection of four...
...tires ($13-$30) by Humboldt Park artist Alexis Ellers. The pop-up shop, open at 1457 E. 53rd St. through Jan. 9, also has a selection of seasonal soaps like vanilla hazelnut, cranberry fig...
Twosided, 2958 N. Clark St., helps you spread the Chicago cheer with dozens of city-centric holiday cards and ornaments...
Wigglyville, 3337 N. Broadway, has everything you'll need to keep your pup warm this winter. Jackets and hoodies from Canada Pooch are lined in super-soft Sherpa (prices vary). And adjustable wool scarves ($15) by Chilly Dog Sweaters fit every breed from Chihuahuas to Great Danes.
Art Effect, 934 W. Armitage Ave., has something for everybody — even if that certain everybody has everything. This independent shop is...
...that Don Draper himself would covet. Buy online or look for them at Sacred Art, 4619 N. Lincoln Ave. Fill with Koval whiskey or Letherbee gin...
Shopping for someone on their game, gear wise? Check out the city's latest streetwear at Marco DiPaolo's Mint Clothing, 1058 W. Taylor St. At the lively shop, the 20-year-old shop owner stocks limited-edition T-shirts ($15-45) from Chicago designers, in addition to his own Mint brand.
...with this handmade Dibs ornament ($12) from Replica Chicago, which opened its Jefferson Park store, 4425 N. Milwaukee Ave., in 2012, and has been the go-to source for Chicagophiles for all over the...
Walking into Humboldt House, 1045 N. California Ave., can be a bit overwhelming. You'll find yourself wanting to move in, or at...
Logan Square's longtime flower flower shop Fleur recently moved to a new, larger location, 3149 W. Logan Blvd., making this the perfect time to stop in for some gorgeous gifts. Fleur's knowledgeable...
For the audiophile on the list, Audio Archaeology (1324 W. Devon Ave.) has you covered. Owner John Arnsdorff collects vintage audio electronics, records and more. He even...
Dovetail, 1452 W. Chicago Ave., is a great place to find vintage glassware and an awesome 1950s cardigan, but the...
Vividbraille, 2064 N. Damen Ave., makes a custom-line of winter hats for men, such as a wool woven beanies...
...firehouse selling T-shirts, hats and other Chicago Fire Department clothing. He opened a store, 3145 W. 111th St., in 2009 and died one year later. His brother and sister-in-law, Joe and...
Belle Up, 1915 W. 103rd St., stocks mostly maternity and women's clothing at its new location in Beverly. However, the...
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Inquilinos se quedan sin techo pese a pagar su renta
Este es el edificio en la cuadra 2000 S. Throop St., que un grupo de residentes de Chicago tenía que desalojar a más tardar este martes. JAIME REYES/HOY
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Five Shows to Drag Your Extended Family to This Thanksgiving Holiday
Where: Thalia Hall, 1807 S. AllportThis article has 2 other Chicago locations (Show)
Where: Double Door, 1572 N. Milwaukee
Where: Metro, 3730 N. Clark
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PLEASE don't dump animals.
Chicago has one of the highest resident 'DISPOSAL" rates of pets in the nation.
Chicagoans, dumped, 'surrendered over 8,000 dogs at Chicago Animal Care and Control last year EVEN MORE at Animal Welfare League-BOTH LOCATIONS (KILL SHELTER)and Anti Cruelty(KILL SHELTER). Most were KILLED. I saw a family walk into Animal Care and Control, 2741 S Western, with 3 grown happy dogs they were dumping to be killed. Just the usual laziness that they don't want to walk and feed them...
Chicago has one of the highest resident 'DISPOSAL" rates of pets in the nation.
Chicagoans, dumped, 'surrendered over 8,000 dogs at Chicago Animal Care and Control last year EVEN MORE at Animal Welfare League-BOTH LOCATIONS (KILL SHELTER)and Anti Cruelty(KILL SHELTER). Most were KILLED. I saw a family walk into Animal Care and Control, 2741 S Western, with 3 grown happy dogs they were dumping to be killed. Just the usual laziness that they don't want to walk and feed them anymore. The family was laughing and joking all the while. I saw a lady walk into Animal Welfare League and hand off her small dog that was about 9 years old to the staff person. Looked healthy and happy...She turned coldly and said "Bye, bye Precious" and walked out. 90% chance that dog was KILLED in a week due to overcrowding at that KILL shelter. If you have a cat that is at breeding age and the male is spraying or the female is yowling PLEASE take advantage of FREE AND LOW COST SPAY NEUTER available in Chicago/PAWS Lurie Clinic. Having that animal fixed will END those issues.
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Smashing Pumpkins Playing Thalia Hall Black Wednesday Show
Tickets to the "intimate.. one-of-a-kind" show go on sale at noon Monday, according to a release from Thalia Hall, 1807 S. Allport. The show starts at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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We must say that Kate Moss is looking really good now that she has recovered her life and started to act normal again, I mean it would be such a waste for a hottie like her to throw her life to the garbage.
So today we have found some photos of hers, where she is enjoying herself at a yacht somewhere in the world maybe with her new husband and we have to say that Kate Moss is looking really sexy and not just because she is topless.
It isn't weird to see photos of Kate Moss completely naked, we have learned through the years that this is the way that she loves to be, and we also love to see her like these, so thanks to all those photographers that make it happen to us.
Here is a compilation of some of her naked photos, and there's something about Kate Moss that get us excited every time that we see her posing naked or topless or whatever, her nude body is something that makes a better day.
So, here we have some new photos of this sexy babe topless, and I know that you will enjoy them, cause any man loves to watch a beautiful supermodel nude specially one as Kate Moss.
Proving she still got it, here are some rather very good Kate Moss nude pictures from the latest issue Vogue Homme International (or International Men's Vogue, for those without a clue) and they are definitely taken for men.
And even though we have pretty much seen Kate Moss nude from every angle imaginable, it doesn't really seem to get old. And somehow neither does her. �She still has that curvy body and those perky tits.
Anyway, point is, Kate Moss naked, full frontal, and cool. I know that there's several of you that love your girls with not so much meat on them, if that's your case, you will love this pictures of her naked.
I think Kate Moss really likes showing her tits, because we're always seeing 'em. Which I don't have a problem with, it's just unusual. I wish more girls were like her. I think that might solve the issue of several things.
Here's Kate Moss topless in the new issue of V magazine, it is amazing how she keeps looking good even though all the issues that she has had in the past, all her drug addictions and stuff, but apparently she still got it.
And even if Kate Moss is not the usual busty chick that all of guys love to watch, she still has that something that makes her look sexy and desirable. So enjoy.
One time supermodel Kate Moss, was on a beach trip this weekend with a mistery man, down on Mexico Riviera both were very romantic with each other and they seemed to have a blast on the 450$ a night hotel.
Kate Moss, sunbathed completelly topless, got into the pool, and hugged her mistery man, but the big question of all of this is, where is her boyfriend? Who knows! But this is not the first time that Kate Moss goes semi-naked to the beach with other man that is not him.
So let's take a peek at Kate Moss's breasts, they are fine, but we can't stopl dreamming about some other celebrities following her steps and letting us enjoy their great boobs, but who knows that might be our Christmas Present this year. Enjoy!
Kate Moss is totally afraid and terrified over the fact that a sex video tape that she made with her ex-boyfriend frontman singer of the Babyshambles Pete Doherty will be soon onto the internet.
Everybody knows that they were very thorough about making home videos and documenting their relationship everywhere with a camcorder. The hot supermodel, who dumped the troubled rocker earlier this month, made eight video diaries with Pete during their crazy-turbulent relationship.
After their messy split, Kate found six of the tapes but she is worried that Pete, who is a self-confessed drug addict, could sell the missing two video tapes. A close source told us that Kate has get rid of most of it. Six out of eight video tapes have been destroyed.
Some of the video-clips have already been posted on the internet by the couple before they separated. One short video featured both singing together and Pete serenading a scantily-clad Kate. But she is worried that Pete could humiliate her by selling them or putting them on the web. Now, with the ramaining two videos, she has nothing to say.
Last week, it was reported that Kate had changed all her phone numbers to stop Pete contacting her and she is determined not to talk with him never again.
The famous model was left devastated after Pete cheated on her with South African model Lindi Hingston last month and she ended her two-year relationship with the rock singer and threw him out of her north London home before changing the locks.
Recently a full collection with Famous Supermodel Kate Moss naked were released at the famous auction's house Christie's, that has several collections of many recognized photographers on that field. All this photographers have one thing in particular and it is that the main subject is Kate Moss, naked.
Kate Moss is a famous supermodel, recognized around the globe for her talent as a model, she has been in over 300 magazine covers and has been in several fashion shows and runways. Her personal life has also been the center of attention in several times, and of course her well know pictures inhalating cocaine is part of what makes Kate Moss a celebrity.
Model Kate Moss is also noticed for her boy body but ironically this is what made her famous on an industry that was making curvy women famous. On the photoshoots she represents who she really is a simple but sofisticated woman, with her rock and roll vibe all around her but her unquestionable beauty at her maximum expression. Even with all the scandal around her she keeps being a favorite muse for photographers.

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Leading Catholic Church law judge and bishops support Catholics faithful to spouses after divorce
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Cardinal Raymond Burke, an American who leads the Catholic Church's highest internal tribunal, said that Cardinal Walter Kasper caused unnecessary confusion for Catholics in statements the latter made about marriage.
ROCKY RIVER, OH (July 12, 2014) - BY BAI MACFARLANE
Cardinal Raymond Burke, the Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura (the highest canon law court in the Catholic Church) corrects confusion spread by those who say the Church is going to change teaching about divorced and remarried receiving Holy Communion. On June 29, EWTN aired an interview of Cardinal Burke by Thomas McKenna, president of Catholic Action for Faith and Family. McKenna asked Cardinal Burke about proposals that the upcoming extraordinary synod of bishops will change the Church's teaching on remarriage after divorce. Cardinal Burke explained that this could never happen and that Cardinal Kasper caused confusion when his talk to bishops in April was publicized.
The Church can't bend to the culture when the culture errors, said Cardinal Burke:
"Some people say 'Well the culture is predominantly divorcist and therefore the Church in her practice has to adapt herself to the situation of the culture.' That is not the nature of the Church. When the Church confronts a culture that is in some way weak or defective, or failing, as our culture is, Her mission is to call the culture to conversion and to teach ever more strongly the truth about marriage and to help, of course, individuals to live according to that truth. I think for instance of example in France and also in the United States, of associations of those who are divorced who meet regularly to encourage one another to remain faithful to their marriage (to their first marriage) because they believe very sincerely in the Lord's teaching that marriage was in fact, or is in fact, a way to salvation, and so these are the kinds of things that we ought to be encouraging �" See YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jfiEPvRyBA
In a divorcist culture, divorce persons believe they are single again, and if feel like it, they should start dating again to find a "new spouse." In some particular situations, marriages are not valid. The Catholic Church with a decree of invalidity recognizes these situations officially. But all marriages wherein someone filed for divorce are not invalid.
Recently, on June 24, the Vatican released the survey results from the consultation of bishops that was part of the preparation for the upcoming synod about the Family. In the Vatican's document "Instrumentum Laboris" they emphasized the interest in avoiding petitioning for decrees of invalidity with improper discernment, and the witness made by separated persons who remain faithful to their marriage vows:
"Various responses and observations want to see more attention given to separated and divorced persons who have not remarried but have remained faithful to their nuptial vows. Oftentimes, these people seem to have the added suffering of not being given proper care by the Church and thus overlooked. Such persons also have difficulties and a need for pastoral attention. Moreover, the responses emphasize the importance of a pastor�s due care in seeing whether a marriage annulment is possible so as not to introduce cases without proper discernment. In this process, many responses ask for a concerted effort towards reconciliation to see if the separated parties can be reunited. Some responses refer to the great Christian witness made by separated persons who, courageously accepting their situation of suffering and solitude, remain faithful to their marriage vows."
Cardinal Burke, without naming organizations, spoke of such persons in both France and the U.S. In France, "Communion Notre Dame de l'Alliance" is a private association of the faithful recognized by the Conference of Bishops of France and Belgium. In Vermont, "Solitude Myriam" describes itself on their website as a group of persons who "continue their vocation of marriage. They learn to receive grace for their family in faithfulness to their sacramental marriage vows, even as they live �in solitude�, without their spouse.�
In the U.S., another group organized by Mary's Advocates, a non-profit organization upholding marriage, support each other and use a book translated from Italian to English as their program manual, "The Gift of Self" by Maria PiaCampanella. The initiative of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that is supporting marriage featured as it's June book review this book: "The Gift Of Self: A Spiritual Companion For Separated And Divorced Faithful To The Sacrament Of Marriage."
The USCCB's review stated, "The greatest strength of Campanella�s book is her articulation of the vocation of the separated person to live out his or her marriage vows as a particular witness of God�s eternal love for fallen humanity, and the practical path she offers to the realization of this call." See:http://www.foryourmarriage.org/the-gift-of-self-a-spiritual-companion-for-separated-and-divorced-faithful-to-the-sacrament-of-marriage/
As Cardinal Burke said, when the Church faces a culture that is week or failing, the Church's mission is to call the culture to conversion. �Communion Notre Dame de l'Alliance" in France, "Solitude Myriam" in Vermont, and those following the path in the book "The Gift of Self," by their own private example are calling the culture to conversion.
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Tout Va Bien
- Address:
311 west 51st street
New York, NY 10019Neighborhood:
Midtown West
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Tout Va Bien
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.letoutvabien.com/
- Phone: (212) 265-0190
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Daily: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: le pape
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch
- Private Party Facilities: Tout Va Bien private room can old from 10 to 50 people we will work with you to make a menu that everyone will be happy with.
- Private Party Contact: Michael Touchard 212-265-0190
A word from Tout Va Bien
Tout Va Bien open since 1948 is the oldest French bistro in the theater district. every classic French dish you are looking for you will find for sure!!!! Escargot coq au Vin beef bourguignon steak au poivre lamb chops with garlic just a few examples. Tout Va Bien is now in it's third generation and keeps getting better year after year. We offer a prix fix for 25.95 until 8 pm. So come enjoy French music and a true peace of France in NYC see you soon.Continued
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86 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.6
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (45)fit for foodies (25)romantic (17)special occasion (14)great for lunch (14)good for groups (11)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (6)notable wine list (4)great for brunch (2)great for outdoor dining (1)hot spot (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Sorry for the Service in AdvanceKTMHDined on 11/20/2014They actually have, "Sorry for the Service in Advance," written on the menu. They were not kidding. Asked for bread 5 times. Once we got the bread I had to ask three different people for butter. But that was not enough, I had to ask them all several times. At the end of the meal they forgot to bring the milk for the coffee and yet delivered the coffee. Was a cute place but maybe too French when it comes to service. Go if you like to be ignored!Special Features:
- Very nice French bistro gem.PghdadDined on 11/20/2014Charming, authentic. Food very good. Comfortable and very pleasant. Great for pre-theatre. Service very good! Definitely to be a repeat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where the French areJGCTDined on 11/19/2014We met another couple for a social meal between shows. The hostess greeted us warmly and seated us immediately. The wait staff were uniformly attentive and solicitous. The food was delicious. The portion sizes just right. Even limited, but excellent selection of wines were priced to entice. If I were to pick at something to quibble about it would be the cappuccino. The taste was just right, but the frothed milk was a little too frothy. The Crème Brulee was excellent. Two hours to eat a leisurely entirely enjoyable dinner. We will be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food remainds good, but the service is terribleMmeFlatironVIPDined on 11/15/2014We went to Tout Va Bien pre-theater, as we have many times before. The waitress took 30 minutes to make it to our table at all however, and then assured us we still had time for the pre-theater menu. She then proceeded to bring us our main course 5 min before we had already told her we needed to leave. Needless to say, we did not make it to the dessert portion of the menu and had to leave half of our entrees behind. Beyond that, it took 20 minutes for our wine to come, our water was never refilled, and the entire lack of service made it an unpleasant, stressful night.
- This was our first time at this restaurant.JFPMP2363Dined on 11/15/2014We enjoyed our dinner at Tout Va Bien very much. The food was very good and the atmosphere very cozy. Our friends, my husband and I dinners from the prixe fixe menu. We thought that the prices were fair and that the menu offered a variety of choices. Our friends, my husband and I will definitely return because we were pleased with our choice of restaurant on November 15, 2014.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect bistroNYerVIPDined on 11/13/2014Everything about TVB is perfect. It is a small, casual authentic French bistro. Everything that comes out of the kitchen is excellent. The staff is a pleasure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was once a good restaurantWatertown29Dined on 11/12/2014I hadn't been to Tout Va Bien is several years but had fond memories of it as a typical French bistro, good food and a little noisy but delightful. Boy has this place come down in the world. The noise level seems higher if that is possible. The wait staff harried. But the food in a word TERRIBLE- I ordered a standard Kir- this one had so much Cassis it was the color of dark red wine- too sweet. We ordered frogs legs- it came with an awful tomato sauce and mashed potatoes that seemed to come out of a box not from real potatoes. No vegetable just roast tomato- even though I told the staff I was allergic to tomatoes, no offer of salad or other veggies. the creme caramel was too sweet. my husband's sole meuniere had no sauce, bland. Keep away.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014A reliable choice if you are going to the Theater or Opera afterwards.Special Features:
- love the foodkayakerDined on 11/5/2014Everything was great except: Bench seats were lumpy, time to refurbish. Diet Coke my wife ordered was flat. She returned it and they had none better. We drank water; it was fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK not what it use to beeatorgetoutofthewayDined on 11/2/2014Had been a long time since my last visit, It was good but not what it used to be 10-15 years ago still well worth a visit
- Ho HumYumyumDined on 11/2/2014We chose this restaurant based on the reviews it received on line. We ordered the mussels as an appetizer and they were good but the lobster bisque was fishy tasting, so disappointing. The entres were no better. The beef Bourginon was swimming in gravy with two pieces of potato floating in it. When it was desert time, we were so disappointed that we didn't order any.
- Excellent for French flavorLuv2eatDined on 11/2/2014Quiet authentic little bistro feeling. Typical but very enjoyable French menu, warm, friendly service, thoroughly enjoyed our lunch....reasonable prix fixe menu for the areaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- traditional french bistrocynthiaDined on 11/1/2014I have eaten here twice recently. Food is authentically French. Simple and without artifice. Service is friendly without being too familiar. This is a true pre-theatre find.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AUTHENTIC FRENCH RESTAURANTJeanPierreDined on 10/30/2014If you want authentic French food and ambience this is the place to visit. Food is great, service is phenomenal, owners are totally involved in the running of the business and making sure that everyone's dining experience is special. We always return to this restaurant when in NYC. This is a gem not to be missed!Special Features:
- Quality Experience ContinuesOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/30/2014Restaurant continues to be our favorite for both pre-theatre and special occasion dining. Food and service both excellent.Special Features:
- Comme ci, comme caPhillycoupleVIPDined on 10/30/2014Ok for a quick pre theater dinner but nothing special.
- MehDebGVIPDined on 10/26/2014Was looking for authentic French in NYC and it was good but nothing extraordinary.
- Tout va bienskigolfVIPDined on 10/24/2014Excellent as always! Great pre-theatre restaurant fast service very quiet restaurant great wine list Did miss the pomme frites why did they stop serving them?Special Features:
- MayorDVIPDined on 10/22/2014A reliable "good feel" memorable experience before theater.Special Features:
- reservationslovefrenchmealsDined on 10/18/2014We made noontime reservations on a Saturday. Got to the restaurant and it was closed up tight. Got nervous and thought they weren't going to open. Called and went into voice mail. Finally at about 12:15 a woman showed up. Apologized for being late. Should have taken the notice on the sidewalk menu that stated please excuse our our slow service seriously. All was forgiven when we ordered and had a wonderful meal. Can't wait to return.Special Features:
- Decent not DecadantEYEWANTMOREVIPDined on 10/15/2014This is a semi-adequate little bistro, a few steps off the beaten path. If you're jones-ing for a bit of Provence - no cigar. It's the little things missing from the food - no pearl onions or carrots in an otherwise decent coq au vin. The half-duck special was over-cooked to the point of being dry. Salads weren't impressive. The desserts were probably the best of the meal. Chocolate mousse was quite good, but the apple tart was so-so. The complementary sangria they bring out at the end of the meal was the real thing, and a nice finish. All in all, we probably won't go back. The owner was there and he said the restaurant had been in his family for 65 years. He should give just a bit more effort and it would be a winner.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant SurpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/13/2014This was my first experience and it was good enough that I would consider returning if I found myself in the neighborhood again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prix fixe lunch for $15!profBDined on 10/8/2014We couldn't believe that one could get a prix fixe lunch in NYC for $15! All four of us thought the food was delicious and plentiful. It was French food with American portions. The service was excellent and we were able to arrive at the theater in plenty of time for a Matinee. We will be back with a group in December.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tout va bien, indeedesquaredDined on 10/3/2014Great service! There were only two waitress for the entire restaurant ( which was packed) doing everything from being a waitress, to bartending, barback, bussing, hostess and floor manager and yet they managed to provide excellent service in a timely, courteous, friendly manner. The food is authentic French, one that may find at a any bistro in France. The prices are affordable and fair. Everything is ok!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Under staffedlovefrenchfoodDined on 10/3/2014We've been here twice for a before theater dinner. Both were very tight on time, the second unusually tight. Food is very, very good but the wait staff and kitchen are woefully understaffed. Last time we waited 45 minutes before we even had a drink and entered our order. The 2 servers were never without a table that needed attention and worked like demons. However,we barely got our food and paid before we had to leave. ( Got to the theater 4 short and 1 long block away with only a few minutes to spare). I would recommend the restaurant highly for folks who want a great dinner ( mussels and sole highly recommended) but are not in a great rush. Probably at 8:00PM or later. Find someplace else for a pre-theater dinner
- very poor service this timemikeVDined on 10/3/2014Although the food is very goog, the service for pre theater dinner was extremely slow and frazzled. The restaurant was crowded but the wait between apprtizer and main course was nearly one hour.
- Same restaurant as Yesteryear?donnicadinerDined on 9/26/2014My husband and I first went to Tout maybe 15 years age. It felt like being in Paris - good food, lots of noise and French expats eating, an active bar, good energy. We went many times through the years. When we went 2 years ago it was different - too quiet, no bar, but the food was still very good. Last week we gave it another try based on other reviews. Again sadly, we were disappointed. The food was the same so the chef hasn't changed but the restaurant is not what it once was. No vibe. Will not go again. Does anyone know the back story?
- After theatre dinnerDCFoodyDined on 9/20/2014I went here with my boyfriend after the theatre. It took a while to get noticed and seated, over 5 minutes before anyone said hi. But once seated, we had a very good time. The staff was curteous and paid attention to us. The food was very delicious. I would come here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FrenchDbtonyDined on 9/19/2014The food was reasonable and delicious. The service could be better but it was more than acceptable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A charming French bistroLorraineVIPDined on 9/17/2014The pre-theater menu was reasonably priced and had plenty of options. Escargot were prepared well, and coq au vin was excellent. Our primary waitress was attentive and good. Am only giving service four stars because of a second waitress who seated us and seemed distracted and a bit surly. The house wine by glass is very expensive -- $14 -- which is out of line with the rest of the menu. Ask for a half carafe -- it's $16.Special Features:
- therapyDined on 9/16/2014the old style french quisine...coq au vin..bouef bourguinon..good..Special Features:
- Always a treatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014I wanted my daughter and 17 year old granddaughter to experience a "real" French restaurant on their first trip to NY and TVB did not disappoint. The food was really outstanding, the service excellent and all in all it was a lovely evening.Special Features:
- Old school....BobboDined on 9/13/2014Very old school "joint" but didn't have some menu items or wines we requested. no frogs legs in classis French Bistro? The wine list is absurd (they only list types of wines and regions with prices next to them. For example a "St Emilion" Bordeaux was X $amount.) Really bizarre list even for old school restaurant. No vintages either. Champagne was $90 but no name of the champagne. Portions were large (even too large) and quality of food was average/good for French bistro. I would go back cause I recall such good times there but wouldn't recommend it. And in the end we had a good meal and enjoyed ourselves.Special Features:
- Good service. Bad food.ChuckDined on 9/7/2014Dinner after a matinee on Sunday. The restaurant was slow. So the Service was great. But who ever cooked the veal scallopini should be taken out and shot. Overcooked and shoe leather quality. I should have sent it back but I was with a very nice lady and didn't want to make a scene.Special Features:
- KCdinerVIPDined on 8/31/2014Our server seemed to know nothing about the wine offerings. The wines we did order (house wines) were average, at best. The food was much better (we ordered from the pre-theater menu). My wife ordered mussels in white wine (xxlnt); I had escargot, also very nice. We each ordered salmon for our entrees - the salmon was cooked perfectly, & quite good, but the red sauce served with it was too strong, & we pushed it to the side. The potatoes were lumpy & the broccoli was over-cooked. Choc mousse for dessert was fine. We would not return.
- Great food & fun.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/29/2014Beef bourguinone to die for, best Creme brûlée' you will ever have, wonderful staff, great owner. Always a delight and a perfect place before hitting Broadway for a theater performance. They'll make sure you have a quality dinner in time to make your show. Try them for post theater as well. These folks know how to have a good time.Special Features:
- Tout Va Bien is a Wonderful BistroLarbetDined on 8/29/2014Tout Va Bien is a restaurant that I've have gone to over the years and it's always been a festive and a very comfortable experience with some excellent French country cooking on their menu. Their Coq Au Vin is superb as well as boeuf bourguignon. One can get a prix fixe, pre-theatre dinner for about $27.00, which includes appetizer, entree and dessert. They certainly don't stint on the portions and so go with an appetite. It's a leisurely dining experience and so, if you're there for a hit and run experience, it wouldn't be Tout Va Bien. Also, it's an older place with checkered tablecloths and photos on the walls of the well known actors/actresses who have dined there over the years. The waitstaff is cordial and knowledgeable.Special Features:
- Tout Va BienBuckwheatDined on 8/24/2014We had been twice when visiting NYC and loved it. This time, although the server was great, the ambiance had changed. Does not feel FRENCH any more at all. Also, they need some sprucing up at the entrance to compete with nearby restaurants. We were disappointed in some of the dishes (pureed spinach). Also, they were nice to serve a large bowl of Sangria that we did not order, but there was no way we could drink it all, and hated to see it wasted. Owner was not there, so maybe that was part of the loss of atmosphere. Took several family members, and one was not happy with beef serving (way too done). All other dishes were fine. Trout Amandine, duck and Coq au Vin dishes were good. We missed the old Tout Va Bien!
- Good food, not good serviceDinergalDined on 8/22/2014We were there with very few other diners. There were two waitresses who were not familiar with the menu and appeared as if they had a full house. We ordered the sangria that had very little to no wine and tasted like fruit punch. Nevertheless, the food made the trip worthwhile.Special Features:
- helenzguyDined on 8/15/2014Tout Va Bien is one of the last of the Broadway bistros and has earned its survival. My late wife and I often ate there on theater nights and always enjoyed it. I dined there with a friend a few nights ago--another old Tout Va Bien fan--and it was a nostalgia trip for both of us. The room could be in Paris. The menu is an expansive catalogue of bistro classics, well prepared. The wine list is short but very well selected and moderately priced. The room is smallish, but the noise level was low even before the theater-goers left. It was a great venue for what we wanted--a long, nostalgic conversation over seriously good bistro fare.Special Features:


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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - The Redskins converted two Matt Flynn turnovers into touchdowns and scored 24 unanswered points on Sunday to beat the Raiders 24-14 for their first win of the season.
David Amerson returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown and Roy Helu, filling in for an injured Alfred Morris, scored on a 14-yard run after Flynn fumbled in the fourth quarter.
Robert Griffin III threw for 227 yards, including a 5-yard touchdown pass to Pierre Garcon, and Washington (1-3) avoided its first 0-4 start since 2001 as it heads into a bye week.
"We knew we had to come out of here 1-3 and we have to make the best of our situation. We have to get on a winning streak to get back to where we want to be," said Griffin.
Flynn started for Terrelle Pryor, who was cleared to practice Thursday after suffering a concussion last Monday night against the Broncos but reportedly experienced a return of his concussion symptoms Saturday.
Flynn passed for 227 yards and threw an 18-yard touchdown strike to Mychal Rivera that gave the Raiders (1-3) a 14-0 lead in the first quarter.
Jeremy Stewart recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for Oakland's first touchdown but the Raiders went scoreless in the last three quarters.
Both teams lost their starting running back. Oakland's Darren McFadden left with a hamstring injury in the second quarter and Morris went out with a rib injury in the third. Raiders fullback Marcel Reece also left with a knee injury.
"That one hurt. That one stung," said Raiders coach Dennis Allen. "We had all the momentum and we let them back in the game."
Rashad Jennings blocked the punt that was recovered for a touchdown and took over after McFadden was injured, running for 45 yards on 15 carries for the Raiders.
Griffin was 18-for-31, good enough, and finished without an interception for the first time this season. He had four picks in the first three games after throwing five all of last season.
The Redskins sacked Flynn seven times -- Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan and Barry Cofield had two each -- but the Raiders backup still completed 21 of his 32 passes.
Redskins coach Mike Shanahan talked up his defense after the game.
"That's a heck of a job anytime you have seven sacks in the National Football League and return an interception for a touchdown," Shanahan said. "That's what you gotta do to win. We played for 60 minutes."
Washington took a 17-14 lead on Garcon's 5-yard touchdown catch with 2:58 left in the third quarter to cap a 58-yard drive.
In the fourth, Kerrigan sacked Flynn to force a fumble and Cofield recovered at the Oakland 42.
Helu hurdled an Oakland defender on a 28-yard catch and then scored on a 14- yard run on the next play to give the Redskins their 24-14 lead.
Earlier, Jennings blocked Sav Rocca in the end zone in the first quarter and Stewart recovered it on a bounce for a 7-0 Raiders lead.
They went up 14-0 after Flynn connected with Rivera on an 18-yard touchdown to cap an 81-yard drive that also included a 34-yard catch by Denarius Moore.
John Potter kicked a 25-yard field goal for the Redskins in the first minute of the second quarter and Amerson's 45-yard interception return on the ensuing Raiders possession got the Redskins within 14-10.
Redskins tight end Logan Paulsen fumbled trying to stretch a 33-yard catch in the third quarter but the Raiders couldn't capitalize. Sebastian Janikowski missed a 52-yard field goal try from the infield dirt wide-left.
McFadden had 29 yards on five carries and Morris rushed for 71 on 16 carries
... Darryl Tapp had the other Redskins sack ... After a bye, the Redskins will
play the Cowboys in Dallas on Oct. 13 ... The Raiders are at home vs. the
Chargers next week ... The Redskins went 0-5 in 2001.
Portland State fired football coach Nigel Burton on Wednesday after the Vikings struggled to a 3-9 season.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
The New Orleans Saints placed defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley on season-ending injured reserve Thursday.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have reportedly come to terms with Cuban power-hitting outfielder Yasmany Tomas on a six-year, $68.5 million contract.
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich missed Wednesday night's game against Indiana after undergoing a minor medical procedure.
The National Hockey League handed down a pair of suspensions on Thanksgiving, one to a member of an American-based club and one to a member of a Canadian franchise.


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New Keene State College president revels in Manchester roots
The Manchester native was introduced Tuesday as the 10th president of the liberal arts college in southwestern New Hampshire, the state that was Huot's home from childhood until she left for graduate studies at the University of Vermont in 1985.
Huot's father, Don, still lives in Manchester, and accompanied his oldest daughter to Keene for her introduction Tuesday.
"His degree of happiness was really unmatched. He was just thrilled," Huot said. "He said to me 'I'm so glad you're coming home.'"
It's not quite home, but the distance of roughly 60 miles between Keene and Manchester seemed more like just a few blocks Wednesday night as she made her return trip Wednesday to her home in western New York. Huot has served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at The College of Brockport, State University of New York, for the last six years. The campus is about 20 miles west of Rochester and a 445-mile drive from Manchester.
"I had been exploring a little bit and looking for the right match in terms of my skills and what I can bring to the position and what the institution was seeking," she said.
Keene seemed to be an ideal match for much more than just its location.
Keene State College was primarily a teachers' school when Huot was growing up in Manchester, where she graduated Trinity High School in 1976 and went east to Durham to study medical technology at the University of New Hampshire.
Today, Keene State College is focused on liberal arts - a broad-based education Huot said allows students to develop their minds and the way they think through both academic studies and life experience. The school motto is "Enter to learn, go forth to serve."
"When you step on to campus, you get a feeling of engagement and people that are dedicated to what they're doing there," Huot said.
"They really believe in their mission as a public liberal arts college."
Huot's own educational background is in science. She received a master's degree in medical technology, then a doctorate in cell and molecular biology from the University of Vermont.
She said her studies relate quite well to academic administration in several ways - both require discipline and study. "In both roles, having high degree of intellectual curiosity is an asset," she said. "That's another way of saying I have a very inquisitive mind."
Don Huot spent 40 years working as a typsetter and compositor at the New Hampshire Union Leader. Although he and his wife, Gloria, did not attend college, they made it quite clear to their seven children that they would be pursuing their education beyond high school. And all seven did.
"They were very clear that an education was important. They placed really high value on that and did what it took to get all of us through school," she said.
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#182132 - 01/28/09 04:31 PM A bird in the hand
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While learning a new JJ Cale song to play on my guitar I came across 'Whippporwill' I'd never heard of such a thing so I looked it up and lo and behold, I found this amzing little creature referenced too in no less than Forty Five different songs. On delving deeper I found that it lives in Central America all the way up to Southeastern Canada, likely why we don't sing about them down here. Though I am not a great believer of superstition, its call is said to be a harbinger of death much like the Local Ruru or Morepork, they even look and sound similar, not surprising as they are from the same class.
Magnolia by JJ Cale
Whippoorwills singing
Soft summer breeze
Makes me think of my baby
I left down in new orleans
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