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Streetsboro PD putting a quartet of suspected thieves in lockup after finding them in a car loaded with stolen property.
Police say Timothy Porter, 18, of Streetsboro and three others tried to hide in a Chevy Cavalier when a caller on Dunlap Drive called to report suspicious activity. The others were a 17-year old boy from Ravenna and 17-year old and 15-year old girls from Streetsboro. All four face felony charges for receiving stolen property.
Police say they've been following a string of robberies since Independence Day with most of the thefts targeting GPS and other portable electronics from cars.
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(Streetsboro PD) On Sunday August 4th, around 3:30 a.m. the Streetsboro Police Department received two phone calls from residents on Dunlap Dr and Kendall Ln. reporting suspicious activity in the neighborhood. The caller on Dunlap reported seeing two people in his driveway. A short time later, the caller on Kendall reported an unknown vehicle parked in his driveway. Officers responded to the Kendall address and located a red Chevy Cavalier in the driveway with four individuals attempting to hide inside the vehicle.
Upon investigating further, officers located several GPS units and other electronics inside the car that were linked to thefts from vehicles both from that night and from reported thefts on other nights. The estimated value of the recovered property was approximately $1,760. One of the individuals was an 18 year old male, Timothy Porter, of Streetsboro.
The others involved were a 17 year old male of Ravenna, a 17 year old female of Streetsboro and a 15 year old female of Streetsboro. All four were charged with Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth degree felony.
Since July 6th, the Streetsboro Police Department has taken 13 reports of property being stolen from vehicles. Most of those thefts involved GPS units or other electronics. We would like to remind everyone to lock your vehicles when unattended and do not leave valuables inside.
It's no secret the PGA loves Firestone South. It's also no secret Bridgestone has a major commitment to the Akron area, with the Firestone Technical Center just one example. Now there's another.
"This sponsorship agreement reconfirms out commitment to golf fans worldwide, the PGA tour and the area of Akron," says Bridgestone Americas CEO Gary Garfield joining with corporate leaders and PGA Commissioner Tim Finchem making the announcement today.
The deal includes a four-year extension, meaning a total of five years (including this year) for more of the world's best golfers planning their early August schedules around the fabled South Course just south of downtown Akron.
LINK HERE for the latest from the PGA Leaderboard scoring
LINK HERE for Round 4 Tee Times
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There's a reason Tiger Woods enjoys Firestone Country Club's South Course so much.
This year, it's actually 1,500,000 reasons plus eight.
The top purse looks like a lock for Woods, who's already staked claim to the title here seven times and looks to repeat as an octo-winner barring any major mishaps after a confident and consistent round extended his -13 lead at the start of Saturday's play into a commanding performance to hold at -15 under and a seven-stroke lead over the nearest challenger, Henrik Stinson.
Players went out in threesomes Saturday on later tee times between 11:00 and 1:10 p.m. due to threatened storms in the morning that never really materialized. Overall, a half-inch of rain fell on the course overnight leaving greens moist enough that nearly every ball hitting them left marks. The sun and moderate winds through the afternoon, however, left the putting game faster as the day wore on and the course in great shape.
Even with a 68 round most would give their eye-teeth for, Woods says he was "just grinding it" to finish atop the leaderboard close to the lead he built after Friday's remarkable 61 score.
(Video PGA Tour)
Round 4 tee times for the leaders pair Woods and Stinson at 2:05 p.m. with Jason Dufner and Luke Donald ten minutes earlier. Gates open at 7:00 Sunday morning and the first golfers will tee off in pairs at 8:10 a.m. Sunday's forecast is expected to bring perfect temperatures for both players and spectators with sunny skies, winds out of the northwest around 10 miles per hour and an unseasonably-cool high of 72.
A reminder: The WGC Bridgestone Invitational now has marshals charged with enforcing strict cell-phone use restrictions when golfers are on the tees and approaching greens, as well as in the fairways making shots. Phones will be confiscated -- even if just used for texting or taking an illicit photo prohibited by the PGA. Owners are given claim checks to recover their property at the main gate, but not until the end of play. The phone enforcer teams can be spotted wearing neon lime-green caps.
An Akron teenager accused of murdering a high school friend and father of the friend has been indicted on murder and other related counts. Bryan May and his son, Jeremy Putra, were found stabbed to death in their Akron home by police answering an early morning call. Pitts was a high school classmate of Putra and reportedly had been taken in by the May household.
Robert Thomas Pitts, Jr., 19, formerly of South Rose Boulevard faces four counts of aggravated murder, two murder counts, two counts of aggravated robbery and an additional charge of injuring animals. The aggravated murder indictments include a possible death sentence if convicted.
Pitts allegedly stole May's vehicle, which was later found in Ashtabula County, and fled to Chicago where he was arrested. He is being extradited from Illinois back to Ohio.
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(Summit County Prosecutor) Summit County Prosecuting Attorney Sherri Bevan Walsh today announced that Robert Thomas Pitts, 19, of South Rose Boulevard in Akron, has been indicted in the murders of Jeremy Putra and Bryan May.
Pitts is charged with:
If convicted of any count of Aggravated Murder with at least one death specification, Pitts can be sentenced to death.
"Bryan May and Jeremy Putra generously opened their home to Robert Thomas Pitts, who was a longtime friend of Jeremy's since childhood," said Prosecutor Walsh. "This is truly a senseless tragedy, and my office will do everything in its power to seek justice for Bryan May and Jeremy Putra."
Pitts is being extradited from the Cook County Jail in Illinois. Arraignment is set for August 7.
Akron-based Goodyear reporting record performance for the second quarter of 2013, led by operating income of $428 million and it was a record-setter in North America and Asia Pacific markets. Overall income is forecast to hit $1.5 billion for the year. CEO Richard Kramer says European markets are now "stabilizing." Company-wide sales for the quarter were down from a year ago, at $4.9 billion compared to $5.2 billion.
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(Goodyear Tire and Rubber) The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company today reported record earnings for the second quarter of 2013.
"Our outstanding second quarter earnings demonstrate the disciplined execution of our strategies by Goodyear associates around the globe as our operations become more efficient, reliable and integrated," said Richard J. Kramer, chairman and chief executive officer. "We are leveraging this increased integration along with our product innovation to deliver sustainable earnings improvement through the cycle.
"We achieved significantly higher earnings, with record operating income in North America and Asia Pacific," he said. "Our objective remains to focus on profitable targeted market segments where we can capture the value of our brands and prepare ourselves to take advantage of the market recovery when it comes."
All four of Goodyear's regional businesses achieved higher operating income in the second quarter compared to the year-ago period. Three businesses posted higher tire unit volumes than last year.
Commenting on Goodyear's performance in Europe, Kramer said the company is seeing signs of volumes stabilizing and is achieving success in the summer tire market with industry-leading label-graded tires that have won numerous magazine tests versus competitors.
"Our strong first-half performance gives us confidence in our full-year outlook for global segment operating income, which we now expect to be about $1.5 billion, at the high end of our previously announced range of $1.4 billion to $1.5 billion, and the highest ever achieved by the company," Kramer said. "Additionally, we continue to target positive cash flow in 2013, excluding pension pre-funding."
Goodyear's second quarter 2013 sales were $4.9 billion, compared to $5.2 billion a year ago. Second quarter 2013 sales reflect $35 million in higher tire unit volumes, more than offset by $131 million in lower sales in other tire-related businesses, most notably third party chemical sales in North America; $75 million in lower price/mix, despite continued favorable mix; and $60 million in unfavorable foreign currency translation. Tire unit volumes totaled 39.5 million, up 1 percent from 2012.
The company reported record segment operating income of $428 million in the second quarter of 2013. This was up 27 percent from the year-ago quarter, reflecting favorable price/mix net of raw materials of $92 million, cost savings net of inflation of $38 million (including raw material cost savings of $53 million) and $11 million in higher tire unit volumes, partially offset by unabsorbed overhead of $47 million resulting from lower production and $12 million in unfavorable foreign currency translation. See the note at the end of this release for further explanation and a segment operating income reconciliation table.
Goodyear's second quarter 2013 net income available to common shareholders was $181 million (67 cents per share), a second quarter record and up $96 million from $85 million (33 cents per share) in the 2012 quarter. All per share amounts are diluted.
The 2013 second quarter included total charges of $13 million (5 cents per share) due to rationalizations, asset write-offs and accelerated depreciation; $7 million (3 cents per share) due to discrete tax charges; and $5 million (2 cents per share) in charges relating to labor claims with respect to a previously closed facility in Europe; and a gain of $4 million (1 cent per share) on asset sales. All amounts are after taxes and minority interest.
The winner of the 2010 World Golf Championship Bridgestone Invitational is grateful for the invite, but thinks being home with his wife and newborn daughter will be more rewarding than the chance of a $1.5 million dollar purse.
Hunter Mahan was on the welcome list of the 49 world's best golfers set to tee off at the WGC event starting Thursday at Firestone Country Club, but is opting instead to stay home for Zoe's first week at home.
Mahan made headlines when, leading the Canadian Open last weekend, he got word his wife was going into labor early with their first-born child. He withdrew from the tournament and jetted back home in time to witness Zoe's birth.
Mahan says he'll be back on the PGA Tour for the PGA Championship.
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(World Golf Championship) "I have elected to officially withdraw myself from the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational so that I can take the opportunity to spend this precious first week at home with Zoe. I intend to resume my playing schedule at the 2013 PGA Championship at Oak Hill. I would like to thank the PGA TOUR for supporting my decision not to play this week."
The food trucks are coming -- to the Akron Radio Center. "Food Truck Friday: Radio Roundup" features five operators from the growing growing list of Akron-area based food trucks, providing residents and visitors to the Wallhaven area of West Akron an opportunity see these trucks in operation, sample their wares and get a better understanding of what might be one of the summer's hottest political topics as well.
"We think the food vendors are a terrific benefit to the community," said Thom Mandel, president of Rubber City Radio Group. RCRG is the parent company of 1590 WAKR, 97.5 WONE, 94.9 WQMX and AkronNewsNow.com. "These guys aren't the 'roach coaches' some of us remember from the past. They're modern clean compact and mobile commercial kitchens. I'm looking forward to hosting these food artists at the Akron Radio Center."
Jeff Winer, owner of The Orange Truk and seen at left with business partner Steve Sabo, is a leading force behind the Greater Akron Food Truck Coalition. Winer said Mobile Sushi Bar, Stone Pelican, Wholly Frijoles, Zydeco Bistro and Orange Truk are lined up to bring their food to the Akron Radio Center on Friday, August 9 starting at 11:00 a.m. until supplies run out.
"We're really excited; we're all professionals in the food industry. We've been in it (the business) for years and food trucks are the way to test our concept and see if they work," Winer said, noting many operators either have "brick and mortar" existing locations or are considering expansion to a more traditional, permanent restaurant location. Winer points out that, unlike traditional restaurants, food trucks can't just run to the store and get more stock when business is booming. They're restricted to what they prepare and make and can carry with them at any given venue.
The City of Akron currently restricts food truck operators using laws banning the sale of certain goods from vehicles. The growing demand for food trucks, coupled with the early public advocacy of Akron Beacon Journal reporter Lisa Abraham, put the issue on the front burner. The Akron Downtown Partnership has been a vocal critic of the concept, claiming it would pose undue and unfair competition on existing restaurants in the downtown area. Food truck operators such as Winer contend the food trucks build more foot traffic and interest in the food culture, and can benefit both brick and mortar and mobile restaurant offerings.
City Council representative Jeff Fusco heads a special committee charged with reviewing the City's restrictive laws, but while the Downtown Akron Partnership is represented on the panel there are no food truck representatives on the committee. Fusco has said they will solicit and listen to the operators.
A non-profit legal group, The Institute for Justice, has taken up legal challenges to food trucks across the nation and has agreed to help the local coalition. The Institute maintains a U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in an unrelated case targets use of city power to restrict open competition as unfair, but so far no legal challenges specifically taking Akron into the courts has been filed.
About the food trucks - all can also be found on Facebook:
The Orange Truk - The Orange Trük is N.E.Ohio's newest chef run gourmet food truck. The Orange Trük is run by two classically trained chefs and specializes in fresh farm to table cuisine. They bring the practice of creating high quality artisan food to the streets of Akron, as is shown in their gastropub menu including Arancini, an Italian rice ball! His are filled with cheesy risotto, provolone & pork tenderloin. Or try the fish tacos with blackened tuna, tomatoes, avocado, cilantro, queso fresco cheese & his always amazing avocado creme fraiche! Cooking is their passion and their life. www.RoamingHunger.com (website under construction)
The Stone Pelican - Stone Pelican Rolling Cafe is bringing lunch classics to the streets of Akron Ohio. Serving up gourmet Sandwiches, Paninis, Wraps and more, some of their signature items include the Portobello Mushroom wrap, Fresh Fish tacos, and warm hand crafted Apple Cider. New delights are always being developed for the menu, so stay tuned for specials such as pulled pork, shrimp, chicken tenders, and breakfast burritos. www.RoamingHunger.com and www.stonepelicanroamingcafe.com
Sushi on the Roll - Established in 2007, Sushi on the Roll evolved from a vision to bring sushi to the masses. Specifically, to bring a fresh sushi product to corporate America cafeterias as another healthy option for lunch. We immediately began setting up new infrastructure to facilitate the processing of sushi at our state-of-the-art kitchen to produce a high volume of sushi. We also secured a high profile retail outlet right in the heart of a large corporate parkway in Akron, Ohio. Our quality product is recognized as the pinnacle of excellence for taste, freshness, consistency and value for money. This has assured continuing company growth as the popularity of the sushi product has and continues to escalate beyond all expectations. www.sushiontherollonline.com
Not that there was really that much of a question but Phil Mickelson makes it official: the British Open champion will be on the South Course of Firestone Country Club for the World Golf Championship Bridgestone Invitational.
Play begins next week at the fabled course August 1. Mickelson is no stranger to Akron; he's played in the WGC event the past 14 years.
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(World Golf Championship) On the heels of his dramatic victory at the British Open, five-time major championship winner Phil Mickelson committed to the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational, where he will be joined by the best players from across the globe at Firestone Country Club in Akron, July 31-August 4. Additionally, as of July 22, 11 players in the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking who weren't already qualified have officially earned a spot in the field for the third World Golf Championships event of the year.
Mickelson entered the final round of the 2013 Open Championship trailing Lee Westwood by five shots, but a 5-under 66 led to a three-stroke win over Henrik Stenson. The win was Mickelson's 42nd career PGA TOUR victory, which puts him at No. 9 in all-time victories, three behind Walter Hagen's 45 career wins. The victory moved Mickelson to No. 2 in the Official World Golf Ranking and No. 2 in the FedExCup standings. He becomes the first player to win the European Tour's Scottish Open and then the Open Championship the following week. With wins in each of the last 10 seasons on the PGA TOUR, Mickelson owns the longest active streak. Mickelson has won at least one tournament in 20 different TOUR seasons, trailing only Sam Snead (24) and Jack Nicklaus (21).
Mickelson has played in the Bridgestone Invitational in each of the 14 years it has been held. His best finish came in the inaugural event (1999) when he finished runner-up. In his last 10 attempts at the Bridgestone Invitational, he has one top-20 finish, a T4 in 2008.
A total of 11 players officially qualified for the Bridgestone Invitational as of Monday, July 22, due to their position in the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking. That list includes Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, who finished T6 at the Open Championship. Matsuyama started 2013 at No. 127 in the rankings, but a T10 at the U.S. Open to go along with his strong finish at the Open Championship and nine top-10 finishes on the Japan Golf Tour this year, which include victories at the Tsuruya Open and the Diamond Cup Golf, have moved him well inside the top 50 in the world and into the Bridgestone Invitational field.
That list includes:
Rank Player Country
19 Jason Day Australia
20 Henrik Stenson Sweden
22 Hunter Mahan USA
31 Bo Van Pelt USA
33 Richard Sterne South Africa
34 Hideki Matsuyama Japan
35 Rickie Fowler USA
41 Thorbjorn Olesen Denmark
43 Angel Cabrera Argentina
46 Scott Piercy USA
47 Carl Pettersson Sweden
Players not otherwise qualified can now only qualify by winning the RBC Canadian Open this week or moving into the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking as of Monday, July 29.
The former wife of Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic was found dead in her home this morning, according to a report in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Mary Plusquellic was 63; she was found by her brother around 10:00 Friday morning at her apartment on Fifth Street Lane in Barberton. The newspaper reports the death was from "apparent heart related causes" but an autopsy is pending.
The Plusquellic's divorced in 2007 after nearly 35 years of marriage. They were the parents of two children and six grandchildren.


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Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel Drops Out of Heisman Trophy Race
After a 34-10 loss to LSU on Saturday night Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel has much to think about, with questions abounding regarding if – and really when – he will announce an intention to enter the 2014 NFL Draft. But while this will provide food for thought for the near future, one thing that the quarterback can cross off his wish list is winning the Heisman Trophy, as his performance on Saturday afternoon was absolutely awful.
Throughout the game Manziel was constantly hassled by LSU defenders, who made it their mission to hit the quarterback as many times as possible. This strategy worked to great success, as after cutting off the run game of Texas A&M they were able to get to the quarterback and subsequently block all of his passing lanes. For the night he completed 16 of 41 passes for 224 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, which was by far his worst game of the 2013 season.
On the whole of the season, Manziel has thrown for 3537 passing yards, 32 touchdowns and 13 interceptions, while running for an additional 665 yards and 8 touchdowns on the ground. This has contributed for 62.5 percent of the team's offensive touchdowns, 69.1 percent of Texas A&M's total offense and has made the quarterback the undoubted most valuable player in college football.
Unfortunately, the Heisman Trophy is not decided solely on personal statistics, but also relies heavily on the success of a player's team. For Manziel this will be a key stumbling block, as the loss on Saturday dropped Texas A&M to 8-3 in 2013 and effectively ended any chances of appearing in a BCS Bowl.
When this is compared to the three main competitors for the Heisman Trophy– Jameis Winston, AJ McCarron and Bryce Petty – there simply is no comparison. Winston, Petty, and McCarron are all but locks to play in BCS Bowls this season – two of the three will most likely play in the National Championship game – and therefore have a huge part of their resume filled that Manziel will be missing.
After considering the fact that only five out of the last 43 winners of the Heisman Trophy have lost three games or more, it becomes clear that their is little chance Manziel wins the award in 2013. When it is also considered that his statistical output does not significantly stand out from that of his competitors for the award, it is shown that these slim chances drop down to no chance, and that the quarterback is better off wishing he gets drafted high in the 2014 NFL Draft.
Tyler Leli is a Washington Capitals writer for Rant Sports. Follow him on Twitter, "Like" him on Facebook or join his network on Google.
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Hagar is a strong illustration of how unfair, difficult and exclusive life can be for woman in today's world. Hagar somehow maintained her faith in the LORD and her obedience to Him for her survival. Even in the darkest loneliest time of her life in the desert there was hope in the LORD to save her and her son from death. Hagar is an example of women who are excluded or even despised by the peop ...[Read More]
Hagar The Egyptian Handmaid to Sarah:
Hagar was the Egyptian handmaid to Sarah. This is the story of a slave girl that shows courage. Hagar is considered the mother of the Ishmaelite's. Hagar was sent out into the desert of Shur with her son by Sarah after the birth of Isaac. Hagar and Ishmael were exhausted, faint and thirsty and afraid they would both die and she called upon the LORD. Her courage can be a comfort to all women as the ...[Read More]
The Golden Calf:
While Moses was up on Mount Sinai getting the Ten Commandment the people were busy making a golden calf, an idol. Sometimes it is easy to go along with the crowd and do what they do. This lesson teaches us that the crowd is not always the way to follow. We need to keep our eyes on Jesus. Exodus 20:3-6; Exodus 31:1-18; Exodus 32:1-34 Moses had gone up the mountain to receive the Ten Commandment for ...[Read More]
Moses and The Ten Commandments:
Moses was given the Ten Commandments by the LORD God. They are the laws that tell us how to live. We as adopted children should obey the Ten Commandments so we do not disobey the LORD God. Exodus 19-20 God gave Moses the Ten Laws (or Commandments) on Mt. Sinai. The children of Israel pitched their tents in the wilderness of Sinai and there they camped. Moses went up unto God and there the LORD c ...[Read More]
Moses and the Exodus:
This lesson finds Moses and the children of Israel escaping Egypt. The lesson we learn here is to be grateful for all the blessings we receive from the LORD God. Many people receive great blessings from the LORD and then demand more. We need to count our blessings and be thankful. Exodus 14- 17 Moses was told by the LORD God to speak to the children of Israel and tell them that He will harden Pha ...[Read More]
Why we celebrate Passover;
The celebration of Passover was an ordinance given to Moses for the children of Israel by the LORD. This was to be celebrated as a sacrifice of the LORD who passed over the houses of the children of Israel while they were in Egypt. "That ye shall say, It is the sacrifice of the LORD'S Passover, who passed over the houses of the children of Israel in Egypt, when he smote the Egyptians, and delivere ...[Read More]
Moses Meets Pharaoh:
Moses and his brother Aaron was sent to Pharaoh to get him to let His people go. Pharaoh refused to listen to the LORD God and we see the 10 plagues that the LORD God sent to show His power and Wonders so the World would forever know the Power and might of the LORD God. We should never forget. Exodus 5-12 Moses and Aaron went in and told Pharaoh that the LORD God of Israel said to, Let my people g ...[Read More]
Moses Goes to Egypt:
There is so much to learn about Moses and how he obeyed the LORD God and goes to Egypt. Moses can help us learn to trust and have faith in the LORD God. This is also a good example of the tolerance and patience that the LORD God has for His people. Exodus 3:16-25, Exodus 4:1- 31 Moses spoke to the LORD God from a burning bush and was told to go to Egypt to speak to the Children of Israel. Moses wa ...[Read More]
The Story of Baby Moses:
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- Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
- Release Date: Oct 9, 2012
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 2755 Ratings
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Mixed: 173 out of 2755
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Sep 16, 2014There's plenty of good to say about Dishonored. The game mechanics are simple and straightforward, gameplay is intuitive and offers you choice in how you approach each mission, lots of options for controls. There aren't any major flaws in the game from a technical or design standpoint - expect for the poor textures. Graphically the game isn't far different from Half-Life 2. Facial detail is horrific, but that's an art style choice perhaps. What really makes Dishonored shine is its immersive game world. It feels well-crafted and you can tell there's a lot of effort gone into making the story and context as polished as possible. However, despite all its efforts, Dishonored feels somehwat lacking in one major area: completeness. By that I mean it's so linear and unvaried, it feels more like a demo. Why do I have this opinion? Perhaps it's because I rarely got to use any of the upgrades I bought or engage in combat. And although the game doesn't present you with lots of pointless choices and text walls and RPG elements that don't affect gameplay, the level design is certainly lacking in gameplay variety. Yes, each level is well-thought and detailed, but the actual gameplay is extremely repetitive. I played the game on Hard and it suffers from the same problem as Hitman Absolution - that it's too easy to be stealthy. The game rewards you for not killing anyone and being sneaky. For this reason (because of the achievements), it's tempting to be tactical in your approach. Although the game's mechanics and tools and AI accommodate for this, the excitement is definitely lacking. Furthermore, should you choose to engage in combat, there is no real fun to be had there either. With just a pistol (or bow) and a sword, it's very basic. Fast, granted, but not fun. The supernatural abilities are indeed a great feature of the game and don't feel out of place, however as with everything in this game, they're ultimately unrealised potential. Never in a level was I forced to think creatively or use the level and my abilities/weapons etc. to make a meaningful impact in any way. I'm not saying that the game should be open-world or an RPG, I just think that it's been heavily cut down in order to make it linear and easy to finish in a relatively short time. The developers went through so much trouble to build the game world and story, yet none of the characters felt well-developed at all. Granted, the story is good, but it could do with so much MORE. Same with the levels - good, but need MORE VARIETY. You spend so much time exploring the levels finding journals (lots and lots and lots of text which isn't really worth reading), collectibles and money, yet in the grand scheme of things they're absolutely useless. All those upgrades for nothing! And the choices? Well, they seem meaningful at the time but don't really impact the story overall.
Bottom line: great foundations, unrealised potential. "Underdeveloped" is how I would sum it up. It'd be interesting to see how the next game turns out. Dishonored is a good game on its own but is a bit disappointing because it makes out to be so much more than it actually is.… Expand
May 9, 2013The best game I've played in almost 8 years. The art style is wonderful, the story is gripping, and the controls are very fluid. It's also an amazing PC game, the options menu is plentiful and the controls are spot on, i experienced about 2 or 3 bugs, none of which were game breaking and never had a problem with the controls. There is so much depth and lore poured into this game, it's hard not to get pulled in. I loved it.… Expand
Jun 23, 2013Flavorful and graphically stylistic steampunk-style FPS brought to you by the makers of Orc Kicking Simulator with Conveniently-placed Spike Traps. Even though the melee combat is fantastic, you are made of paper and the game is designed to be played stealthily; I feel a lot of the tools provided to you are half-thoughts, only thrown in to appease the console audience who wants to try to run-and-gun through a stealth game. This brings forward another problem: not enough non-lethal options. The whole game can be beaten by blinking behind enemies, choking them, and hiding the body in a dumpster and, sadly, this is the most effective way to beat the game.
For being so plot-centric, Dishonored's story is disappointingly predictable and the ending boils down into two paths (high or low chaos). Dishonored is missing something thematically at it's core but I can't put my finger on it. Perhaps this is one of the few FPS games that would benefit from stylistic cutscenes instead of locked & zoomed camera interludes.
Dishonored is a refreshingly creative stealth game with very stylized graphics that will stand the test of time (the same can't be said for the gameplay sadly). I think this is worth playing but it is disappointing to see what could have been if Arkane stuck to creating solely a strong stealth game.… Expand
Nov 14, 2012It's a shame really, Dishonored is not bad. And merely not bad. The stealth "system" is sadly not a patch on the ancient Thief games and the selection of weapons is quite good but not really anything new. The steampunk setting and artistic style is interesting but plotwise there were no surprises. I am intrigued to play it a second time to find all the secrets but sadly this game didn't live up to the hype. Close but no cigar. Had they made light make more of a difference in stealth I might have really enjoyed this.… Expand
Nov 4, 2012The main plus and the best thing in this game is the atmosphere/setting, this is what keeps you thrilled during your journey to Dunwall. Great visual style and locations/characters/machines design. As for the gameplay: I preferred do make it through in a stealthy way (because I wanted to have a nice ending!!), so I crawled at first but when I was bored I used the tranquilizer bolts to neutralize the enemies or just used the "cheating" teleport to run away. At the beginning of the game it was all a bit chaotic. but later I got used to it and even got some fun. About the "Chaos system", which affects the ending - I don't like it, because it causes you not to use creative killings, bombs, mines, grenades, guns, rats, electricity...you name it! to get rid of the enemies because you just should not kill them if you want a good ending, and thats why you lose a lot of fun. In total the game is nice, and I'll repeat myself, mostly because of the Atmosphere.… Expand
Nov 13, 2012Great job Arkane Studios!!! Let me start by admitting that Dishonored is not a flawless game. The AI and the stealth system could use some improvement (better overall AI, and a stealth system more similar to Thief's Dark Engine). The game has great art design and story (a little bit predictable, but still good...). The music and sound effect are really good. The city of Dunwall, which is modeled after late 1800s-early 1900s London and Edinburgh is just amazing!!! The world of Dishonored is rich and complex.
I enjoyed the non-linear and flexible maps, and the different powers the player can upgrade during the campaign! That adds a lot of replay value to the game!
I wish there have been more weapons in the game...
A Great overall game!!!… Expand
Mar 16, 2014Just finished playing GOTY edition of the game and it was great, I don't have much to complain about. You can try either a stealth or more hands on approach (lethal or non-lethal) and it works both ways. The game leaves it up to you to find many creative ways of neutralizing enemies and it affects how it all ends. Story is nothing new really just your typically save the day lazy story that you find everywhere but it works I suppose. The 2 story DLC's are also very good.… Expand
Aug 2, 2014Very stylish mix of Half-Life 2, Thief and No One Lives Forever with high qualities, taken from all these sources and blending them into a slightly dark retro-future-industrial package. Good level design, nice aesthetics, story and a just about right amount of balance between action and sneaky playstyle. Even on hard mode it was kinda short and easy stroll for just about 1 full gaming day, but that seems to be the case for most modern games in this genre lately and if it's well-done like this, it can still provide a very strong experience. "What will we do with a drunken whaler? Slice his throat with a rusty cleaver Early in the morning." 8/10… Expand
Dec 29, 2012Dishonored is actually pretty good and can be actually better than Far Cry. Most of these PC games are actually are "dishonored" but this one is great. The graphics are 10/10 and the missions are 8/10 and the gameplay is 9/10 which means its like a 8/10 game.
Aug 6, 2013Dishonored is amazing game that has amazing elements of other games that i really love super powers like bioshock stealth mechanics like thief and great combat system somehow like assassin's creed giving you the ultimate game with interesting story and great replay ability as it has multiple endings i could easily say it is one of the best games of 2012
Jan 7, 2014Absolutely brilliant game. Combines intuitive mechanics and exciting gameplay with an enthralling story and strong graphics, Everything a game should be. This comes very highly recommended.
Nov 29, 2012Dishonored is great in a lot of ways, but mediocre in a few. It has an excellent setting and level design, and there are many ways to accomplish objectives, whether by sneaking over rooftops, disabling alarm systems or just brute forcing your way though. That said, the enemy AI is pretty bad and stealth is rather simplistic, depending mainly on line of sight, not light level. The story is just... eh. I never really hated any of the antagonists, even in the last few missions, but maybe that's the point. I had heard a playthrough is pretty short, but if you explore or enjoy the stealth aspect you can expect about 15 hours.… Expand
May 16, 2013It's a fantastic game for stealth fans, me being one of them liked this adventure very much! The artistic design is purely outstanding, nice variety of ways to reach your objective, great replay value! But the story isn't very original good old vengeance! And it gets repetitive! Overall great game!
Nov 29, 2013Although I like this game a lot. It feels very unpolished. There is a lot of screen tearing and the textures look terrible. This was made in 2012, and looked outdated even when it was released. The game is very rewarding in its stealth mechanics, yet it seems rushed. I cant explain it but everything graphically and gameplay wise seem unfinished. Even with these problems I have fun with this game and it deserves multiple playthroughs. Its absolutely worth your time, and a sequel is well deserved as fixing this games issues in another installment of the series will make it perfect. Collapse… Expand
Jul 31, 2013Dishonored features a great environment. The city of Dunwall is well built and the graphic style works well. Gameplay suffers somewhat from linearity both in the story and in the missions, but this is saved by the fun of the various gadgets and powers which grant the player a lot of ways to "mess about" in the levels. I don't really see the plot to be that weak, or the levels to be too small. The game feels and plays like a pretty GOOD console port. Definitely worth buying and a couple of play-throughs. While nothing is really outstanding or surprising, it's a solid game with an interesting setting and definitely will give some good memories.… Expand
Oct 15, 2012Dishonored is a thinking man's game, period. Each level in Dishonored gives you a sandbox to toy around in and lets the player run wild with their imagination as to how they will get through each situation. Gone are the overly scripted scenarios you're used to in games that funnel you down a certain path that the designers carved out for you. Dishonored is a game that asks the player to think, to use their noggin, to overcome the obstacles, and while you have many tools at your disposal, it's your choice to decide how you use them and how you make your way through each environment. Do you prefer to kill every enemy in your path with weapons? Do you prefer to take them out through silent means? Or, another possibility and the most gratifying of all, is to make your way through the game without killing a single enemy. Everything's up to you, which is the true beauty of Dishonored. Dishonored's a true "water cooler" game where no two people will play the same and it's fun to talk to others and see how they played through the game. It's a deep game that only asks the player to think for once. Sometimes thinking for yourself can be fun. Dishonored's art direction is beyond amazing. It's important to note that one of the minds behind the art is Viktor Antonov, who was also the mind behind Half Life 2's City 17. Harvey Smith, Co-creative Director at Arkane Studios, has said that they went for a "water color" look with the game's graphics, which is an apt description. While you won't be blown away by the textures or anything, it's still one of the most beautiful games out there because of its unique aesthetic. Dishonored is one of those games we rarely see in this day and age. Harvey Smith, known for his work on Deus Ex and Thief, brings his experience from past games to make a new intellectual property that carries the same gameplay principals but puts it in a new and interesting world. This is a game that deserves to be supported. It's a rare and unique experience that no one should miss out on.… Expand
Mar 18, 2013Unique visuals, flexible gameplay and gorgeous environments give you countless options to take on the situation. The sad thing is: it's all kind of the same. Samuel brings you to a location, you eliminate the target, and again and again.
Apr 27, 2013This game is the best fps action game I have played in a long time. I do not understand what made Bioshock Infinite out-score this game. Gameplay, story, and progression are much better here, though Bioshock gets credit for its completely unique world. The only thing I can really complain about, which is minor, were inaccessible rooftops. This game really catered to my roof-hopping fantasies, so when an inaccessible roof was encountered, I would get annoyed. When I completed the game I was not itching for more, so it will not receive a 10/10 from me, but I am still very eager for a sequel.… Expand
Jul 5, 2013I will preface this with the fact that I am a big stealth/action story driven game fan. Dishonored is an incredible game in many ways. The lore of the world that Arkane has created is deep and well fleshed out in this moderately long gem. There were times where I would do a beautiful stealth run and the next mission blow it but recover and simply go about killing and giving up much of the stealth approach. The game leans toward a more stealthy and non-lethal approach with the level of chaos determining just how rough the world is for you to survive.
The graphics are gorgeous and the art style is very Steam Punk, which I happen to enjoy. Corvo is unfortunately a silent protagonist which is a shame but I can live with it. The story is deep and VERY dark. Well written dialogue and limited but impactful cut scenes really help to carry the story without getting in the way.
If you like gadgets, a sort of limited magic, stealth and action with a design that allows for either or both within a single mission and a truly unique and engaging but not very attractive grungy steam punk world you will love Dunwall and enjoy Corvo and all that Dishonored has to offer.
At this point you can find Dishonored for as little as $24 and its a steal. There are only 9 missions but I played it and completed all of the optional mission objectives and got 21 hours of solid play time.… Expand
Jul 29, 2013I dropped this game after 1 hour playing. The story was not appealing to me at all. Work as a guard of your wife? I wasn't fond of the artistic setting. The gameplay is nothing new. And it's definitely more linear than the games used to be in this genre.
May 13, 2014First off, I do want to say that I love the world that they've created - the locations, the characters (some are admittedly shallow/bland), the lore/history. I found myself wrapped up in it. Although admittedly the whole "Outsider" thing is very... odd. The graphics and the sounds are good enough too. Yes, this type of plot has been done before, but why is that considered such a bad thing to warrant such a low score? How many movies, shows, books, and songs have the same themes and storylines over and over and over again?
Second, while this is dubbed as a stealth action game, I do have to admit that the options for stealth are fairly limited (mostly blink+choke or blink+avoid or maybe a sleep dart here and there). Plus you really can go around running and gunning, although on the harder difficulties that's obviously more of a challenge to do. However, I still found myself enjoying the gameplay and I don't think it's bad but I don't think it's great either. It's definitely not as complex as you would think.
Third, I do have gripes about the game although they're relatively minor. My biggest gripe would have to be the lack of options for equipment. You're basically stuck with a sword, a pistol, and a crossbow. I'm a sucker for new items and equipment in games so I was somewhat disappointed when I found that you don't use anything other than those three main items. Of course, there's the whole magic component, but that's a different matter.
Honestly, for all those people asking for something completely new or different, I wish you the best of luck. Those games are rare for a reason: coming up with completely new material that not only works well but sells well is extremely difficult nowadays. Not to mention all you whiners about "they stole this from that game" etc etc... you do realize that every single step of progress humanity has ever made was because of "stolen" ideas/material from what we've done in the past?
Overall, I enjoyed this game. While not a perfect 10, it's a solid albeit short game and one that I'd recommend to my friends.… Expand
Mar 17, 2013A truly well-written game with a high fun factor. With this game, you really get the whole package in terms of gameplay mechanics. Whether you take the low profile stealth road, chaotic brute force combat road or anything in between, it's all very enjoyable and addicting. The same goes for the setting and atmosphere. The amount and combination of awesome weapons, powers and many player-determined plot directions add to the replay value immensely. However, I do have a few issues with the game. First off, there could have been so much more. I thought the game was a bit short, and given the many creative gameplay mechanics, I felt there was acres of room the game could have used up to be better. It was like a child receiving an amazing new toy, but had very limited time to play with it. Second, the dialogue. The dialogue in the game is well done, but it's easy to notice that it's also a little lazy. For a game with such great gameplay and atmosphere, some of the voice acting comes off as rushed and emotionless. This is noticed the most by the dialogue given by enemies, where it gets repetitive and senseless. Lastly, the characters. Whether the characters are enemies, allies or neutral, not too many of them have uniqueness and can come off as characters that are there just for the sake of just being there and not establishing much connection. I didn't find myself having intended dispositions of some characters when I was intended to. Overall, a brilliant game and definitely falls into the "something every kind of gamer should play" category.… Expand
Nov 3, 2012Varying situations, non-linear levels with more than two options, loads of ways to eliminate your targets - all of this basically makes Dishonored an exemplary stealth-action game. When I saw the trailers, I expected it to be some kind of a first-person Assassin's Creed, but I was wrong - the game itself is closer to the Hitman series - it's not open-world, but each level is a sandbox where you are free to do whatever you wish. The tools of the trade are pretty damn impressive - you'll have a lot of fun combining the teleportation, time stopping and possession. Dishonored's only flaws are its shortness and the main plot. First one is neglected by the game's replay value - you'll definitely want to use all the gadgets and adopt the aggressive playstyle after you beat the game in a semi-nonlethal way. The quite lame plot is a bigger problem - the twists (the only one, actually) is predictable, and the whole story is too cliche and serves merely as a connection between the missions themselves. Which is a shame, because Dishonored is set in a very well-detailed world with its own mythology. Arkane Studios 's Dishonored is probably the only original (not a sequel, not licenced, not a reboot) AAA title this year, it delivers a refreshing experience, doesn't put the player in any limits and is overall a great game. Don't miss this out.… Expand
Jan 21, 2014Based in a fictional setting of Dunwall, Dishonored tells us an interesting story of political corruption, betrayal, oppression and resistance, and of course lots and lots of death, whether it's at the hands of the plague or the never-ending conflict that goes on. The immersive setting and nice story-telling are then assisted with gameplay that gives the player a chance to tackle every challenge in their own way.
What I greatly enjoyed about Dishonored is the diversity in which it allows you to approach its challenges. It's a similar style of gameplay as the Deus Ex games. The player can go in with stealth, or they can go guns blazing, or maybe to try some diplomacy, or even to mix and match all of those. Even the primary targets can be handled in ways other than violence. That's right – it is possible to complete the game without killing any major antagonist.
Depending on how the player handles each mission, they will acquire either high chaos or low chaos. Being merciful, using non-lethal ways of taking down regular enemies, and not triggering alarms all lead to low chaos, which in turn leads to a good ending. The opposite leads to high chaos and hence a bad ending. This greatly adds to the replayability of the game and makes it interesting to complete it at least twice.
Apart from standard weapons and equipment used in each mission, the player also learns supernatural powers throughout the gameplay. They can do so by acquiring special runes which are found in many areas of the game. Many of these powers are very interesting and provide excellent opportunities to try out new and creative ways of getting past a challenge at hand. Perhaps the most commonly used power is Blink, which allows the player to quickly teleport short distances from one cover to another, which is extremely useful for stealthy gameplay. There are several great powers to use, but the ones that stood out the most to me were Possession, which allows the protagonist to possess rats and other small animals and to get through small crawlspaces this way, Dark Vision, which allows the player to see nearby enemies through walls, and Bend Time, with which the player can temporarily slow, and with an upgrade completely stop, the time.
There are few minor things to criticise about Dishonored, like the lack of ways to take out the enemies non-lethally (sleep darts and upclose seem like the only ways), or how sometimes enemy AI and behaviour can be a bit unpredictable. The ending also felt a bit rushed, but once I got to the end of the game, I realised that it's not so much the ending that's important in games like these, but the journey itself. All those are just small drawbacks and were nothing compared to the unforgettable experience the game as a whole provided to me. A single playthrough may go for only 15-20 hours, but each minute of that playthrough keeps you fully immersed in the game's rich and somewhat gloomy steampunk setting, not to mention its great replay value.… Expand
Dec 24, 2013This is one of the best games of 2012. Simple incredible, almost perfect. Plot gripped me from the very beginning. Amazing combat and especially stealth system. Try hardest difficulty with no kill anyone. Also try to gather all coins in the game it was very hard and very entertaining!
The only thing that saddened me is the ending feel quite empty and does not explain anything. Anyways, the game is great, I am waiting for DH2 … Expand
Nov 27, 2012As a Thief fan, I will honestly say that I was slightly disappointed by Dishonored. First of all, let me say that Dishonored's visual aesthetics and world design is astounding; the city of Dunwall feels like a real place and a lot of effort has gone into its history. The gameplay itself is a mixed bag: the powers are generally quite useful and never feel unnecessary (except for the possibly game breaking Dark Vision), the sword combat is challenging although unsophisticated and movement is smooth and intuitive, but I don't feel they make the most of the rooftops through use of blink and the levels in general feel somewhat restrictive compared to Thief. Despite some good uses of environmental & emergent storytelling, the actual plot is fairly poor in Dishonored. The plot is predictable and the silent protagonist actually cripples the storytelling and characterisation; with characters all having great visual design, but mostly bland personalities. Technically, the game is quite a good port; with a good amount of customisation and an FOV slider, plus the option to disable smoothing. Overall though, Dishonored is a bold attempt to mix stealth and action with some great mechinics and setting, but it's let down by a lack of depth in the story or characters, some AI issues and the limitations of both the levels and the powers available. Still well worth a purchase, and an excellent introduction to stealth games.… Expand
Dec 30, 2012One of the most atmospheric and hauntingly beautiful games I've played. The stealth-action gameplay and supernatural assassination options are a lot of fun to experiment with. It doesn't quite get full marks from me as I didn't find the story as gripping as something like Deus Ex: HR, for example. And, because the overall length of the game was around 12 hours and relatively easy. Admittedly there's plenty of replay value here, but I'm really hoping there's some great new DLC in 2013. 8 out of 10. Thanks Arkane/Bethesda!… Expand
Nov 21, 2012I haven't played Hitman Absolution and Far Cry 3 isn't out yet, but for now, best game of the year in my opinion. Original and interesting storyline, amazingly diverse and engaging gameplay and very good graphics. Overall, a great and complex game that every gamer should play at least once.
Jun 23, 2014Excellent stealth dystopia. SCORE 95/100. Steampunk dystopian Hitman Absolution. That, by the way, makes for an awesome game. Superb controls, good RPG upgrade system, extremely cool story, and graphics that still look great almost 2 years later. If you like Assassin's Creed, Watch Dogs, Hitman, Thief, Bioshock, Deus Ex, or Tomb Raider - then you will think this game is simply a masterpiece. You will not soon forget it.… Expand
Oct 24, 2012What is more to say... It's so boring and insulting, it's not even worth the download of the unofficial demo version. I feel very embarrassed I had it on my system. I have to perform a restoration now, for good measure. They lent something like $40,000 for the Unreal license to write it off against taxes. Same goes for Bethesda's marketing budged, making all the fake rating possible. You know what that means? Those ***** having a nice little party at your expense, whether you are so stupid to pay double for it or not - they couldn't care less.… Expand
Feb 6, 2013We can draw comparisons with other titles all day, but everything is based on something. Dishonored remains a unique gem in a beautiful, yet chaotic world, with flawless gameplay. [December 2012]
Nov 9, 2012Dishonored rarely challenges the players, but it doesn't take them for fools, either, so that's an achievement compared to other games in the genre. Just don't expect strokes of genius like the Shalebridge Cradle level from Thief: Deadly Shadows.
Nov 4, 2012Dishonored injects new life into stealth actions and their sophisticated worlds. Awesome work in every detail. [Nov 2012]


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Lugo Cucina
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Lugo Cucina captures the convivial charm of the Italian café culture. Since the 1950's of Fellini's Rome, the world over has been captured by the dream of 'la dolce vita'. As the cornerstone of Lugo Tailored Lifestyle, Lugo Cucina brings that very dream to life. Lugo Cucina is the perfect place for socializing and sharing authentic Italian food and drink. Such specialties as homemade pastas, grilled pizzas, salumi & formaggi with an extensive wine list will make us your choice for dining in Midtown West.Continued
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- Great pre MSG stopFoodieVIPDined on 11/25/2014Glad to find a good restaurant near the Garden. Meatball appetizer cannot be missed! Big, yummy, juicy meatballs. Very tasty arugula salad with gorgonzola, apples and cranberries. Delicious pasta with sausage and broccoli rabe. Their bread is to die for! Ate way too much but it was great! Server was just ok; think she had too many tables. The place was packed. When we asked about changing our reservation time, the guy at the front was very unfriendly and bordered on being rude when he barked at us that he could not do it. Jeez - just asking!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CantinoriVIPDined on 11/22/2014Excellent place before a Knicks or Rangers game. Fast service and lots of good selections.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Business LunchChrisLDined on 11/11/2014Took 2 customers to lunch...and both loved it. Outstanding food....great location near Penn StationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/11/2014This restaurant is too loud at lunchtime and tables are extremely close.
- This was a fun findDSCZVIPDined on 11/6/2014The staff were really nice Their signature martini was delicious as well as their appetizer meatballsSpecial Features:
- close to gardenMontyDined on 11/6/2014Soo. Noisy put cotton in ears service was bad. Had to find waitress food average. Expensive Quantity of food littleSpecial Features:
- Lovely for breakfastEVFoodieVIPDined on 11/6/2014The food here is consistently good - try the frittata and the yogurt parfait. Service is friendly, and you can sit for a long time without having any sense of being rushed. Perfect if you're meeting someone coming into Penn Station.I would recommend this to a friend.
- CONVENIENT TO PENN STATIONTwiggyVIPDined on 11/5/2014Lugo's location, around the corner from Penn Station, makes it ideal if you are meeting someone who has arrived on Amtrak and has luggage. It seems to be well known, probably by people who work in the Penn Plaza vicinity. The menu is fine and varied, and I enjoyed my orichiette with broccoli rabe and sausage. My lunch date ate every bite of her spinach ravioli, and devoured most of her apple crostata for dessert. Lugo provides a pitcher of ice water on the table, a nice touch for those who like to keep hydrated. We never had to look for the waiter; he always appeared when needed. What isn't so great is the noise level. We shouted at each other for most of the meal.
- Great food!lsteidzDined on 10/29/2014The food here was excellent and the portions were the perfect size. The noise level was a little high, but it was right before a Knicks game so that was to be expected. Definitely would go back here again!Special Features:
- Perfect for pre-MSG eventSchwaneDined on 10/28/2014Directly across from the Garden you can either get a table or eat at the stand up tables. We were lucky to get an outdoor table which is much less noisy than inside. The bar is great. Carrie the bartender rocked and bought us shots before the Motley Crue show!!! Food was very good….got pizzas and meatballs and calamari.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient locationSinkaputDined on 10/27/2014Very good Pasta and Pizza, accross from MSG I go often. I unfortunately order pan seared red snapper last time.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A very nice spotMfelicianoDined on 10/24/2014Lugo Cucina has always great service, food, wine selection. Would recommend the restaurant all the time. Kudos to all that work there.Special Features:
- Lamb shank - WOW!2brothersfromChicagoVIPDined on 10/23/2014The lamb shank special was incredible. Served on a cutting board. It's huge with a nice level of heat.
- Never Going backHarryHoudiniVIPDined on 10/23/2014Everytime I go to Lugo I complain about the noise. After this past time where it was nearly impossible to converse without shouting I will never go back. Especially after I ordered off the Gluten Free menu and realized that they charge more off the GF menu. I've never seen that before. Obviously they are busy but there are better choices around them.
- Great as alwaysGeomanVIPDined on 10/19/2014Great food , convenient, good value , always reliable .Special Features:
- Lugo Was GreatAngieEDined on 10/15/2014We totally enjoyed our food. Everything was delicious. Everyone was friendly, from the girls who greeted you at the door to the bartender and waiters. The manager Tony, was very professional and made you feel welcome. We will be going back and have been telling our friends about Lugo as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great but noisy!fanoflautDined on 10/13/2014My fellow guests and I found ourselves shouting over the music and the bar scene, but the food was excellent and delicious.Special Features:
- JTNJVIPDined on 10/12/2014I have been here about five or ten times. Every time previously, the food was ok, but service was always poor. This time the food, service, everything was horrible. I often chose Lugo pre-MSG, and now I won't be going back.
- Great find in the west 30's!!PollyDined on 10/10/2014Tucked behind his and her's Vespas in front is this wonderful Italian restaurant in a not so famous for foodies neighborhood! Felt like we were in Italy somewhere fancy! You would never know that Madison Square Garden is directly accross the street!!! We will defenately go back there again!! Particularly before an event nearby at the Jacob Javitz Center or the Garden!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jderwin26VIPDined on 10/9/2014Lugo was excellent!! We went on a Thursday night and the bar was packed when we arrived. It seems like a popular place for happy hour and appetizers, though we were there for dinner. My dad and I split a charcuterie board, which was huge and absolutely delicious. The fresh baked focaccia was amazing as well. We both ordered the bolognese for our entrees and it was incredible. I can't wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AC52Dined on 10/6/2014Great spot if attending a MSG event. Food is good (meatballs are great!) and quick, friendly and helpful service.Special Features:
- zumbaloveVIPDined on 10/6/2014The food was great. However, we had a 7:00 reservation and arrived at five min. to 7. We were not seated until 7:20 and were told that it would be a 5 min. wait. It turned out ok, but we did rush thru the meal.Special Features:
- Good food...very noisyALLANVIPDined on 10/6/2014To say the place has "energy," is an understatement. It's very loud. If you want great food and attentive service, this is it..if you have business to do or want to hear the person across the table, not your place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for breakfastEVFoodieVIPDined on 10/3/2014No one seems to have discovered this place yet. But the food is delicious, reasonably priced, and the servers are friendly and professional. Try the frittata, with a choice of three ingredients. Filling and flavorful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/2/2014Food and location are the main draw, but the wait staff needs more enthusiasm and attentiveness.Special Features:
- perfect for lunch - close to Penn SAnnieDVIPDined on 9/29/2014perfect for lunch or snacks when you have to catch a train. good food and friendly staff.Special Features:
- Across from MSGCropover90Dined on 9/25/2014Perfect place to go before an msg event. Good service and pricing. A bit noisy but nothing one shouldn't expect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Staple RestaurantMattVIPDined on 9/25/2014I take staff members, clients, or vendors to Lugo at least a few times a month. The restaurant has one thing going for it that it can't beat: Location. Being in One Penn Plaza puts it under 50 floors of office space and over Penn Station. Lunch and evening times are always really busy. This results in somewhat perfunctory and rushed service, and a bit of an elbow-room issue. The noise level is at the top end of "acceptable for conversation" but that's mitigated by both its convenience and the quality of food. Recent changes to the menu only increased my opinion of the staff. The gnocchi, chicken marsala, and pizza are all quite tasty and well-known. Well over half of the guests share a meatball appetizer.Special Features:
- AnitaVIPDined on 9/23/2014Good choice for the neighborhood. Friendly staff, but it can get noisy inside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AlexVIPDined on 9/23/2014The food was very overpriced and not that good. The service was friendly and pleasant. The bar was very nice. I'd go back for a drink but not to eat.
- Lainie321Dined on 9/18/2014Love the place however acoustics are tough for a conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LynnVIPDined on 9/17/2014Great location for MSG, but very noisy. Food was good, but we both found our dishes too salty.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/16/2014Always great service and amazing food. Love the meatballs. This is our go-to place for our corporate lunches.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/13/2014A perfect place to go before a concert at MSG - food is great and so convenient.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/13/2014Perfect for those who work in the area or are msg bound!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Before Madison Square GardenJohnGDined on 9/12/2014Great stop for awesome food before heading to a Madison Square Garden Event!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect MSG Dining!TLM7VIPDined on 9/12/2014This was our third visit to Lugo Caffe, and every time has been a charm! I would recommend this restaurant for people who want a great meal, great atmosphere, great price all before a show at MSG. I have eaten on the Italian riviera and Lugo Caffe brings me back every time! The Italian specialties are on the mark, especially the grilled calamari over a white bean salad and the shrimps and scallops a la plancha style. The pizzas are perfect for starters, the pastas are all winners, especially the Bolognese. I love a Salumi platter and Lugo Caffe's was a crowd pleaser. The 8oz. Beef with the crispy polenta was divine! Another perfect meal at Lugo Caffe! Thank you to Lauren and her team for our wonderful service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- reichersVIPDined on 9/10/2014very buzzy but so loud it was hard to have a conversation. staff nice. food was fine but nothing exceptional.Special Features:
- Perfect pre MSG event spotGactDined on 9/10/2014Bustling (not quiet) spot with solid food and good service (quick if you ask them to be).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food located accross from MSGJSevenDined on 9/10/2014The food was good. The drinks are a bit pricy. Noise level was up there. Overall good experience and so close to MSG when you have an event at MSG


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The Phillies have been eliminated from playoff contention and are fighting to finish the season with a winning record. As the season winds down and I am realizing that I will have a lot more time on my hands than I have the last five years, one question remains: Who will I root for this postseason? To me, the choice is easy: Jim Thome and the Baltimore Orioles. When the Phillies signed Thome this offseason the Phillies fanbase was immediately excited. When the Baltimore Orioles hired former Red Sox General Manager Dan Duquette to fill the same role for them, despite having not run a team since 2002, fans let out a skeptical laugh. But despite the Phillies appearing playoff-bound and the Orioles being cellar-bound, the two swapped fortunes and one fan favorite along the way. Duquette made no sexy moves this offseason. Some of Duquette's best moves were addition by subtraction and letting talented but underperforming players play. The big free agent acquisition was ut...
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Yoga Classes in Warminster, Pennsylvania
| Yoga Classes in Warminster Pennsylvania
|Bucks County Kripalu Yoga
|Contact:Wendy Nichols CKYT
|286 Allen Lane, Warminster, Pennsylvania 18974
|609-992-8582 cell
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Certified Kripalu Teacher teaching All Levels For more information on class schedule email or call ~ Yoga For Everyone ~ Beginners always Welcome! ~
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| Yoga Classes in Hatboro Pennsylvania
1.83 Miles Away
|Nourishing Storm
|Contact:Kristin Ritter
|209 N York Rd, Hatboro, Pennsylvania 19040
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Kundalini, Partner, Kids
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Nourishing Storm offers Yoga & Food inspired private sessions, weekly classes, workshops and parties that incorporate their client's ideas of total wellness. The Nourishing Storm instructors and foodies call themselves "inspirational guides" that take pride in helping others find happiness.
Whether you are looking to feel alive, breathe a little easier, be less stressed, find your life's purpose, gather with friends and family, build a community, nourish your mind, body and/or spirit; we are dedicated to your health and wellness.
Sunday: 10:00am-11:00am Yoga Calm 11:15am-11:45am Meditation 1:00-1:30pm Yoga Bond 1:45-2:15pm Yoga Grow 2:30-3:00pm Rain Clouds 3:15-4:15pm Yoga Dance I 4:30-5:30pm Yoga Dance II
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Come join us! $45 unlimited classes for the first month (only for new students).
Serving Montgomery, Bucks and Philadelphia County's. Visit our website http://nourishingstorm.com/ for the class schedule and upcoming events.
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|Hatboro Yoga, Pilates & Massage
|Contact:Dr. Lerner
|444 North York Rd #A1 - in NovaCare, Hatboro, Pennsylvania 19040
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Gentle, Vinyasa, Ashtanga. BEGINNERS OUR SPECIALTY
$39 FOR 8 WEEKS Yoga and Pilates. Don't forget to pamper yourself with a massage just $35 for your first 1 hour massage. We also accept Personal Choice, Aetna HMO, Keystone HMO (as low as $5 per massage) for all services, and we offer the finest Chiropractor, Acupuncture, Personal Training, Nutrition Consultation. Celebrating our 23rd year with a new expanded location, more services and more insurance coverage.
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| Yoga Classes in Horsham Pennsylvania
2.93 Miles Away
|STAR Pilates and Yoga
|Contact:Gyl Zelesnick
|Saw Mill Valley, Horsham, Pennsylvania 19044
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Ashtanga, Kundalini
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Pilates, Reformer Pilates, Yoga, Weight loss, Personal training, Fitness and Wellness Counseling, Discount Packages
All sessions are lead by your own personal certified Pilates and yoga instructor. Each session is specifically designed for the client depending on fitness level, experience, possible conditions/injuries or rehabilitative needs, and the goals of the client. Various packages are offered depending on the client's goals and preferences. Discounts available.
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|Horsham Yoga / Pilates / Massage
|Contact:Horsham Fitness
|217 Witmer Road, Horsham, Pennsylvania 19044
|Yoga Style: Beginner / Hatha
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$20 / month for unlimited Yoga !!! This is the best price in town. (Cheaper than a Groupon!) see www.HorshamGym.com
Horsham Fitness Club has served the community over 20 years. Come down and see what makes this place special. It's the wonderful people and attention to service.
Horsham & Bucks County have a wonderfully relaxing studio for Yoga and Pilates, Zumba, Core & more, 5 Massage Therapy rooms, a fully equipped 24 hour fitness center, treadmills, ellipticals with an emphasis on Women's Fitness and excellent client service. Get your Massage gift certificate for only $60.
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| Yoga Classes in Southampton Pennsylvania
3.68 Miles Away
|Yoga Vibhuti Yoga & Meditation Studio & School
|Contact:DorothyO, E-RYT
|777 Second Street Pike, Southampton, Pennsylvania 18966
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow
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Yoga Vibhuti Yoga & Meditation Studio & School offers all level vinyasa flow practices daily, including later practices for those with a busy lifestyle. As a Yoga Alliance approved school, we also offer a 200-hour yoga teacher certification (RYS-200) training program (summer weekday accelerated and weekends). Our studio also offers ongoing meditation. See our web for current schedule and events.
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| Yoga Classes in Willow Grove Pennsylvania
4.83 Miles Away
|New Beginnings Yoga
|Contact:Gwynne Clark
|1648 Fitzwatertown Rd., Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 19090
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Hatha Yoga
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New Beginnings Yoga invites you to step away from your everyday life and lose yourself in the process of self reflection and a rejuvenation of the mind and body. In its unique setting, New Beginnings Yoga provides a serene space and a comfortable atmosphere for the yoga practitioner. We offer all levels vinyasa Hatha Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Kids Yoga. Classes feature flowing sequences, attention to individual needs, careful instructions, and simple infusions of yoga philosophy.
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| Yoga Classes in Richboro Pennsylvania
4.73 Miles Away
|Love the Way You Live
|Contact:Figen Genco
|Richboro, Pennsylvania 18954
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Anusara, Ashtanga,Gentle
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Energy Healing and Spiritual Direction Coaching, Personal Development and Spiritual Advancement through Yoga, Meditation and Coaching. Group and Private sessions. Online Video/Email for details.
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| Yoga Classes in Abington Pennsylvania
5.57 Miles Away
|Yoga on Main
|Contact:Mirella Nicholson, E-500RYT
|Abington, Pennsylvania 19001
|Yoga Style: Inner Fire Yoga
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All-Levels yoga class being offered at: Saturdays 10am at Yoga on Main, Manayunk, pa www.yogaonmain.com Private Ayurvedic yoga sessions offered by appointment
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|tAra Yoga
|1134 Easton Road, Abington, Pennsylvania 19001
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Restorative and Mommy and Me
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tAra Yoga is a yoga studio offering Vinyasa, Restorative and Mommy and Me classes to students of all experience levels. All classes are designed to work the body and quiet the mind.
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| Yoga Classes in DOYLESTOWN Pennsylvania
8.50 Miles Away
|CALM Yoga
|Contact:Cailen Ascher
|DOYLESTOWN, Pennsylvania 18912
|Yoga Style: Anusara-inspired Vinyasa
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CALM Yoga offers private classes and on-site yoga workshops. Whether you want to bring yoga to your home, your place of work or your school, CALM will create a custom yoga program just for you!
Ask about Cailen's restorative chair yoga offerings!
Cailen Ascher, founder of CALM Yoga, also teaches publics classes in Bucks County, PA. Visit www.CALMYoga.org for details about all of CALM's offerings.
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|Contact:Marianne Impal
|Doylestown, Pennsylvania
|Yoga Style: Youth Self-esteem Yoga Workshops
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Y.E.S. stands for Youth Empowerment 4 Self-esteem. Y.E.S. uses its proven & successful self-esteem outline to offer a 3 hour yoga workshop, packed full of yoga, strategic postures, self-esteem activities, stress relief tactics, positive thinking, health & wellness products and FUN!
Appropriate for girls ages 10-15
Workshops are led by a certified Y.E.S. Workshop Leaders in a safe and nurturing atmosphere and includes our exclusive Y.E.S. Kit with take-home tools to better enhance positive life skills.
*Now Hosting Kids Yoga Teacher Certifications - email us if interested.
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|Dragonfly Yoga Studio and Massage Therapy
|Contact:Alexis Ridge-Simek
|156 Green St., Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|(215) 622-4612
|Yoga Style: Hatha/Vinyasa/Gentle/Prenatal/Yoga Fit/Yin
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Dragonfly offers a variety of Yoga Classes for students of all levels and body types. Our professional instructors and supporting yoga community will help you expand your yoga practice! With nearly a decade in the Doylestown Borough, we are the perfect alternative to power yoga studios and gyms.
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|Contact:Amy Cronise-Mead
|The Heart of Doylestown, Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Alignment Based Vinyassa
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We're a small crew of people, lit up by a deep dedication to loving the world, and to passing on the teachings that we have been flat-out blessed to receive. We're parents, and small business owners, teachers, and friends. (yes, we have smartphones, and yes, they sometimes time our meditation practices…) We're inspired by and committed to you, and to your ridiculously happy, spiritually grounded, and physically thriving life.
We're here to help you fall in love with your life again.
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|Starr Yoga
|Contact:Maria Starr
|104 E. Ashland St., Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Kripalu
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small classes in a warm, caring environment in the heart of Doylestown... private classes also available.
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|Yoga at Advanced Wellness
|54 E. Oakland Ave, Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Prenatal, Yin, Relaxation, Meditation
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Yoga to smile about. Our warm, caring instructors are here to help you enjoy and develop your yoga practice, to soothe the soul, and to create community as we journey together toward a union of mind, body, breath and spirit. By offering many different classes and teaching styles, our studio is designed to be a place of growth, reflection, and rejuvenation no matter what your level of experience.
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|Mindful Metta Massage
|Contact:Joan Rosetsky E-RYT500
|65B West State Street , Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Yin Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Thai yoga massage, Myofascial massage
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Thai Yoga Massage is a bodywork treatment that relieves muscular tension, improves circulation, boosts the immune system and balances the body energetically, facilitating mind-body integration. Yoga classes offered privately or groups of 3
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|Sun Dog Yoga Studio
|Contact:Shari Simon
|17 West State Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga / Vinyasa
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Full-service yoga studio with classes seven days a week. Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Hatha, Tai Chi, Belly Dancing, Kids Classes. Workshops and Teacher Trainings. Bodywork and Massage Therapy. Conveniently located in the heart of Historic Doylestown, PA in Bucks County.
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|Tamara Personal Yoga
|Contact:Tamara Nicholson
|Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Kids, Prenatal, Gentle
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I would like to be your personal guide as you discover the great benefits available to you through the ancient practice of yoga. I offer expert personal guidance and facilitation of your yoga practice—for you alone or for your small group.
Private yoga classes are scheduled to meet the demands of your life and are conducted in the comfort and security of your home or business, as you prefer, at a mutually agreeable time.
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|Flying Dragon Wellness
|Contact:Kelly Scotti, RYT200
|Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Saraswati River Yoga (Vinyasa Flow)
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I do private in home yoga sessions as well as teach a weekly 1.5hr class called Spirit Flow at the local Y (Tuesdays, 8pm, Central Bucks Family YMCA in Doylestown). I am available for additional weekly classes in-home as well as teaching in corporations within 10 miles of zip code 18901.
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|BE. yoga
|Contact:Leia Barrett, 200RYT
|Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Gentle, and Yoga for
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BE Calm, BE Mindful, BE Healthy, BE Compassionate, BE You. BE. Yoga offers private and group yoga sessions at your home, school, community center or any convenient location. Leia Barrett is registered with the Yoga Alliance and certified in Anatomy of Yoga, ChildLight Yoga, and Power Pilates, as well as CPR and First Aid.
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|Colleen Crunkleton, E-RYT 500
|Contact:Colleen Crunkleton, E-RYT 500
|Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901
|Yoga Style: Hatha/Vinyasa/Gentle/Chair
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Come join my ongoing classes in the Central Bucks,PA area--at Cornerstone Health & Fitness (Furlong & Warrington), Doylestown Fitness Center (Doylestown), River Yoga (Lahaska), and Serenity Day Spa (Doylestown). Private sessions, workshops, and Yoga Alliance CEC's and teacher trainings also available. Over 20 years of teaching yoga to students and teachers with lots of care, attention, humor, and appropriate hands-on assists.
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|Ash Mill Healing Arts Center
|Contact:Lynne Hewitt
|Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18902
|267 614 2797
|Yoga Style: Classical Hatha Yoga Iyengar Tradition
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Small intimate yoga studio focusing on classical yoga postures creating a comprehensive sense of well-being body, mind and spirit.
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| Yoga Classes in Ambler Pennsylvania
6.92 Miles Away
|The Becoming Center
|Contact:Lois A. Hitt
|250 N. Bethlehem Pike, Ambler, Pennsylvania 19002
|Yoga Style: Yoga I, II, III
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Lois A.Hitt has studied and taught Yoga and meditation for over 30 years. She is a Experienced Registered Yoga 500-level Teacher with Yoga Alliance and has studied Kripalu, Ashtanga and Iyengar systems.She serves as Adjunct Professor in the College of Health Professionals with Temple University, certifies Yoga teachers at The Spirit of Yoga in West Chester, PA and developed the Yoga and Meditation Program for The Becoming Center, a full service wellness center in Ambler, PA. She participated in Fox Chase Cancer Center's research study of meditation and brain imaging.
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|Twisters Wellness Centers
|Contact:Tricia Fleming
|131 E. Butler Ave., Ambler, Pennsylvania 19002
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Twisters Yoga offers over 60 yoga classes a week in a variety of styles, including: Classic Hatha, Vinyasa Flow, Power Vinyasa, Anusara and various styles of Hot Yoga. These styles represent different approaches to yoga with varying levels of technical difficulty / strenuousness. Our eclectic continuum of yoga classes allows us to continuously challenge our students to deepen their practice and keep their experience fresh from day to day and year to year.
Our second location is 813 Bethlehem Pike, Erdenheim, PA 19038
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| Yoga Classes in Jenkintown Pennsylvania
8.14 Miles Away
|Yoga Evolution
|Contact:Beryl Herrin
|261 Old York Road, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania 19046
|(215) 885-1800
|Yoga Style: Alignment Flow
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Yoga Evolution is a gem in the heart of Jenkintown. We offer a variety of exceptional Yoga classes to meet your spiritual, emotional and physical needs, along with Meditation, Philosophy, Special Workshops in our lovely, intimate and inspiring Shala (school). Our instructors are some of the highest trained and leading teachers in the area. We are committed to honoring and sharing the wisdom of Yoga & its related disciplines to people of all ages and all levels.
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