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27 DRESSES 1 star. (PG-13) See review.
CASSANDRA'S DREAM 2 stars. (PG-13) See review.
CLOVERFIELD (PG-13) The buzz has been fast and furious about this horror flick, produced by "Lost" mastermind J.J. Abrams, about a monstrous attack on New York City, caught on the fly by digital cameras reminiscent of The Blair Witch Project.
HONEYDRIPPER (PG-13) See review.
HOW TO COOK YOUR LIFE (PG-13) Writer/director Doris Dorrie's documentary looks at the connections between Buddhism and food and the quip "you are what you eat."
MAD MONEY (PG-13) Diane Keaton, Katie Holmes and Queen Latifah star in this comedy about three working-class women who plan to rob the Federal Reserve Bank. Callie Khouri (Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood) directs.
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ATLANTA JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL A diverse range of documentary, features and short films dealing with politics, history and Jewish life. Times and prices vary. Jan. 16-27. Lefont Sandy Springs, Regal Atlantic Station, Regal Medlock Crossing. www.ajff.org.
DANISH FILM FESTIVAL The High Museum of Art kicks off its current film series featuring popular Danish films this weekend with director Susanne Bier's After the Wedding and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.-inspired We Shall Overcome. Times vary. Fri.-Sat., Jan. 18-19. Rich Theatre, Woodruff Arts Center, 1280 Peachtree St. 404-733-4570. www.high.org/experience/films.
GREASE (1978) This classic high-school musical about '50s Greasers and Squares and the love story of Danny (John Travolta) and Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) still rocks. This Grease sing-along features audience participation, goodie bags and a costume contest. $12. 8 p.m. Fri.-Sat., Jan. 18-19. Plaza Theatre, 1049 Ponce de Leon Ave. 404-873-1939. www.plazaatlanta.com.
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975) (R) The cult classic of cult classics, the musical horror spoof follows an all-American couple (Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick) to the castle of Dr. Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry), a drag queen/mad scientist from another galaxy. Midnight, Fri. at Plaza Theatre, and Sat. at Peachtree Cinema & Games, Norcross.
ALIEN VS. PREDATOR 2: REQUIEM 3 stars. (R) Residents of a sleepy Colorado town become trapped in a grudge match between the deadly title roles of the Alien and Predator movies. Not exactly a good movie, but it's a lot better at being a bad movie than the previous Alien vs. Predator, creating a fast pace and a moody atmosphere that make up for the flat acting and dialogue. See it in a grindhouse frame of mind. -- Curt Holman
ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS 3 stars. (PG) Fluffy film chronicles the Chipmunks' rise to hyperpitched harmonizing fame and their narrow escape from the pitfalls of child stardom. Jason Lee as Dave Seville looks uneasy living life in a partially CGI world, whereas David Cross, playing an exploitative record exec, basks in his screen time. Here, modernization and re-imagining turn out to be not such distasteful concepts, and even allow for a dash of satire most appreciated by fans of the earlier TV series. -- Allison C. Keene
ATONEMENT 4 stars. (R) An intelligent but confused adolescent girl (Saoirse Ronan) tells a lie that separates two young lovers (Keira Knightley and James McAvoy). Joe Wright crafts an insightful adaptation of Ian McEwan's acclaimed novel that begins with an intimate look at the passions and frustrations at an English country estate, and expands to include the destruction of World War II. Playing the same character at different ages, Ronan, Romola Garai and Vanessa Redgrave offer a devastating portrayal of guilt and the inability of words to undue their power to harm. Winner of the Golden Globe for Best Drama. -- Holman
THE BUCKET LIST 3 stars. (PG-13) A high-maintenance zillionaire (Jack Nicholson) and a dignified mechanic (Morgan Freeman) become mismatched buddies on as roommates on a cancer ward, then decide to live their last months crossing items off "the bucket list" of things to do before death. Despite both actors penchant for self-parody, here they play off each other like old pros, and director Rob Reiner, improving significantly from flops like Rumor Has It..., makes the predictable humor and platitudes go down easy. -- Holman
BEE MOVIE 2 stars. (PG) After discovering life outside the hive and meeting a human florist (Renee Zellweger), a young bee (Jerry Seinfeld) sues the human race for the honey industry's exploitative practices. The closer Bee Movie hovers to Seinfeld's appealing brand of observational humor, the bigger laughs it finds, but the script flits in so many different directions, we can't help but remember that story wasn't always the strong suit of Seinfeld's eponymous "show about nothing." -- Holman
BEOWULF 4 stars. (PG-13) The Anglo-Saxon epic poem of strapping Beowulf (voiced by Ray Winstone) and his monstrous adversaries gets brought into the 21st century with director Robert Zemeckis' "performance-capture" animation techniques (a form that's still a work in progress, but has improved significantly since The Polar Express). For all the CGI monsters, including misshapen ogre Grendel, the real attraction is the revisionist screenplay, which reimagines the heroic tale into a tragedy about the corruption of power. Definitely see it in digital 3-D, which makes up for the rubbery quality of some of the human characters. -- Holman
CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR 4 stars. (R) In the early 1980s, a playboy congressman (Tom Hanks) resolves to fund the Afghan rebels against the Soviet invaders, and finds allies including a former Texas beauty queen (Julia Roberts) and a grumpy CIA operations guy (Philip Seymour Hoffman). If you miss "The West Wing," writer Aaron Sorkin's script will provide you with a bracing cocktail of screwball comedy and policy-wonk detail. The film's American point of view keeps it at arm's length from some of the third-act drama, but its witty, wise perspective on foreign policy shows how good intentions can reap short-term triumphs and subsequent disasters. -- Holman
THE DIVING BELL & THE BUTTERFLY (PG-13) Julian Schnabel directs in the remarkable true story of French Elle editor-in-chief Jean-Dominique Bauby whose sudden stroke at age 43 leaves his entire body paralyzed except for his left eye.
ENCHANTED 2 stars. (PG) The certifiably adorable Amy Adams is cartoon princess Giselle who is plunged into the ugly reality of New York City and ends up with a prince. There are some great comic moments, like the swarm of roaches and pigeons that help Giselle clean up an untidy apartment a la Disney's Snow White, but for the most part the film isn't smart enough to deserve the knowing, meta-Disney approach it cops. -- Feaster
FIRST SUNDAY (PG-13) Ice Cube, Katt Williams and Tracy Morgan star in this caper story about two petty criminals who rob their local church. David E. Talber (Love on Layaway) directs.
THE GOLDEN COMPASS 2 stars. (PG-13) On a parallel Earth where human souls manifest as animal companions, plucky young Lyra (terrific newcomer Dakota Blue Richards) uses a magic artifact to guide her to the frozen north and thwart conspiratorial child-snatchers, led by Nicole Kidman. About a Boy director Chris Weitz presents a well-cast, well-intentioned botch of the first book of Philip Pullman's superb fantasy series. Crafty, heroic Lyra and her appealing armored bear bodyguard (voiced by Ian McKellan) can't rescue the film from rushed plotting, fakey special effects and a confusing cosmology. -- Holman
THE GREAT DEBATERS (PG-13) Denzel Washington stars and directs in the true story of Melvin B. Tolson, a professor at Wiley College in Texas. In 1935 Tolson created the school's first debate team, leading them to challenge Harvard in the national championship.
I AM LEGEND 4 stars. (PG-13) Will Smith plays the sole human inhabitant of New York City after a genetically engineered virus wipes out most of mankind and turns the rest into blood-crazed mutants. The film offers nearly unbearable suspense scenes and stunning images of postapocalyptic Manhattan, overrun with wild animals with grass growing up through the streets. Despite some heavy-handed, ineffectual philosophizing in the last act, Smith delivers one of his best performances and I Am Legend turns out to be the best "summer movie" of 2007. -- Holman
I'M NOT THERE 3 stars. (R) Ambitious, smart but decidedly muddled, cerebral superhipster Todd Haynes' biopicture of enigmatic, chameleonlike singer Bob Dylan features six different actors playing Dylan, including a mind-blowing turn by Cate Blanchett, Richard Gere, Christian Bale and a young black kid (Marcus Carl Franklin). The film melds an equally diverse array of styles and film allusions from Fellini to D.A. Pennebaker. The film is often gorgeous and clever, though it may be deep Dylan fans who enjoy Haynes' crazy-quilt film the most. -- Feaster
IN THE NAME OF THE KING: A DUNGEON SIEGE TALE (PG-13) Uwe Boll (BloodRayne) directs in the story of a man named Farmer who embarks on a quest to rescue his kidnapped wife and avenge the death of his son -- two acts committed by the Krugs, a race of animal warriors, controlled by the evil Gallian (Ray Liotta).
INTO THE WILD 4 stars. (R) Emile Hirsch stars as affluent Emory University grad Chris McCandless, who died at age 24 after deciding to live on his own in the Alaskan wilderness. A surprising amount of transcendence and hopefulness infuses the normally dour Sean Penn's fourth directing effort about McCandless' physical and interior journey based on Jon Krakauer's nonfiction account. Marked by nods to 1960s and '70s cinema, Penn's film also has relevance to our own times as growing eco- and global-awareness have made more people take a McCandless look at the bad path "civilization" is on. (Eddie Vedder's "Guaranteed" won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song.) -- Feaster
JUNO 4 stars. (PG-13) An insanely funny script by Diablo Cody and bone-dry comic timing provided by Ellen Page make Juno feel like the breakout indie of the year. Page is a knocked-up 16-year-old who decides to hand over her child to a couple (Jason Bateman, Jennifer Garner) she thinks are desperate for a baby. Things turn out to be more complicated, and much sweeter than this attitudinal comedy initially suggests. -- Feaster
THE KITE RUNNER 3 stars. (PG-13) Director Marc Forster (Monster's Ball, Finding Neverland) returns to familiar themes of childhood and loss in his adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's beloved book. The story moves from 1978 Afghanistan to America and then back again to the Taliban-ruled country as it tells the story of two boyhood friends and the trauma that defines them. Solid acting and moments of acute emotional truth can't, however, distract from Forster's sublimation of his unique style and a feeling that he took the safe path in this adaptation. --Feaster
NATIONAL TREASURE 2: BOOK OF SECRETS (PG) In the sequel to National Treasure, treasure-hunter Ben Gates (Nicolas Cage) follows clues in a mystery involving John Wilkes Booth and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Jon Turteltaub directs.
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN 4 stars. (R) The Coen brothers make a rousing return to form in this Texas crime drama that strips away their trademark irony for brilliant, suspenseful set pieces. Josh Brolin's Vietnam vet, Tommy Lee Jones' aging sheriff and Golden Glove winner Javier Bardem's ruthless hitman engage in a three-way chase on either side of the Rio Grande. Don't let the anticlimactic ending sour you on the superb filmmaking. (The Coens won the Golden Globe for Best Screenplay.) -- Holman
ONE MISSED CALL (PG-13) The English remake of a Japanese thriller about a group of young people who start receiving voice mails from the future detailing their deaths.
THE ORPHANAGE 3 stars. (R) Sinister, supernatural events occur when a young mother (Belén Rueda) moves back into the stately orphanage where she grew up in rural Spain. First-time director Juan Antonio Bayona crafts superbly suspenseful sequences, and Rueda offers a richer portrayal than audiences usually expect from moody ghost stories. It lacks a little narrative momentum and doesn't quite measure up to producer Guillermo Del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth, but nevertheless earns its scares the old-fashioned way. -- Holman
THE PERFECT HOLIDAY 1 star. (PG) An aspiring songwriter (Morris Chestnut) uses his job as a department store Santa Claus to court a divorcee (Gabrielle Union). Despite the undeniable charms of Chestnut and Union, The Perfect Holiday, written and directed by Lance Rivera, bestows the gift of contrived plotting, flavorless jokes and holiday whimsy forced down your throat. To call it a lump of coal in your stocking insults the heat-generating usefulness of real lumps of coal. -- Holman
THE PIRATES WHO DON'T DO ANYTHING: A VEGGIETALES MOVIE (G) In the latest VeggieTales film, three lazy misfits dream of putting on a show about pirates, but their timidity, lack of confidence and laziness relegate them to waiting tables at a pirate-themed restaurant. The plot twists when they travel back in time on a quest and learn about being pirates.
P.S. I LOVE YOU (PG-13) When Holly Kennedy's (Hilary Swank) husband dies from an illness, she is left grief-stricken. She discovers her late husband has planned out 10 monthly messages to guide her through recovery, which help her slowly transition to a new life. Directed by Richard LaGravenese.
THE SAVAGES 4 stars. (R) Two self-absorbed intellectual siblings (superbly played by Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman) find themselves forced to care for the ailing, demented father (Philip Bosco) who abandoned them years ago. Writer/director Tamara Jenkins' razor-sharp sophomore film (after Slums of Beverly Hills) manages to be at once gentle and merciless, encouraging us to laugh at the characters' childishness while empathizing with their unhappiness. The Savages' mix of comedy, insight and fear of mortality play almost like a subplot to Jonathan Franzen's novel The Corrections. -- Holman
STARTING OUT IN THE EVENING (PG-13) Frank Langella stars as Leonard Shiller, a once-famous New York writer who is both shaken and emboldened when a beautiful grad student invades his isolation for her thesis about his novels. Andrew Wagner directs.
SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET 5 stars. (R) A wrongfully accused barber (Golden Globe winner Johnny Depp) returns to Victorian London to wreak bloody vengeance on an evil judge (Alan Rickman). And it's a musical! In adapting Stephen Sondheim's Broadway classic, director Tim Burton casts movie stars whose lack of musical experience doesn't interfere with the show's skin-crawling intimacy and grand passions. Sweeney Todd proves lushly operatic, grotesquely violent and at times darkly funny, with one number suggesting a cannibalistic version of "Food, Glorious Food" from Oliver! (Winner of the Golden Globe for Best Comedy or Musical.) -- Holman
THERE WILL BE BLOOD 5 stars. (R) Drawing from Upton Sinclair's 1927 oil man opus Oil!, Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights, Magnolia) has created a film of stunning sweep and grandeur. In an Oscar-worthy performance, Golden Globe winner Daniel Day-Lewis plays a dementedly ambitious petroleum titan whose quest for riches comes at the cost of his humanity. A troubling and still-relevant examination of the consuming American dream for wealth turned cancerous, this glorious epic could be the apogee of Anderson's career. -- Feaster
THIS CHRISTMAS 3 stars. (PG-13) Preston A. Whitmore writes and directs this dramedy about the holiday reunion of an extended African-American family, which includes an indebted musician (Idris Elba) and an abused wife (Regina King). The plotting's a bit familiar and the first act relies almost entirely on exposition, but the likable cast -- particularly Elba, King and Delroy Lindo -- help make This Christmas low-key but pleasing holiday fare. -- Holman
WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY (R) John C. Reilly stars in Jake Kasdan's film about the tumultuous life of fictional singer Dewey Cox.
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I'm not going to provide a link to the website as I don't want roaches like her making any more money from their scams and ripoffs. Anyway, I'd say that this prank turned into one of the weirdest ones I've ever done, probably ranking up there with The Space Robots in terms of sheer stupidity and outrageousness. Oh well, I won't ruin it for you... read on.
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Lowtax - What were you saying about websites or vitamins or something?
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Rizla Suzuki celebrates 50 years of racing at Isle of Man TT
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Rizla Suzuki, Loris Capirossi and Cameron Donald helped bring the 2010 Isle of Man TT races to a memorable finish this year as the Rizla Suzuki MotoGP team came to town to celebrate Suzuki's 50th anniversary of International racing.
Capirossi and the Suzuki GSV-R800 were both making their maiden visits to the Island and Capirossi arrived on Wednesday to experience the amazing Isle of Man atmosphere before riding the 37.73 mile (60.72km) course on Friday morning.
Capirossi led away the Suzuki anniversary parade on a Rizla Suzuki GSX-R1000 for his first ever lap of the TT course, ably guided by ex TT racer and TV commentator Steve Parrish. Capirossi made a steady lap of the island and delighted spectators by pulling wheelies and waving to the packed vantage points as he made his way around the famous circuit.
After the final race of the week concluded, Suzuki signed-off the 2010 racing fortnight with the first ever lap of the TT course by a modern-day four-stroke MotoGP machine. Relentless Suzuki by TAS TT racer Cameron Donald rode the GSV-R for a single lap of the course and, despite in his own words "taking it easy", Donald still managed to set the fastest top speed of the event down the Sulby straight at a fraction under 202mph (325 km/h).
Capirossi and team-mate Alvaro Bautista will next be in action on Sunday 20th June, when the Rizla Suzuki team returns to the UK for its home Grand Prix at Silverstone.
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"This place is incredible! I've seen the TV footage before, but nothing prepares you for the TT course. The surface is much bumpier than I imagined and when you see the speeds that these guys run at, it is simply amazing. I said before that I think these guys are crazy - and I still think that - but when you ride the circuit you realise that it's really exciting and you know why they come here to race. I had a great time here - it's a fantastic event that you could never replicate anywhere else in the world and I am sure I will come back again!"
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Tipple & Brine
- Address:
14633 Ventura Blvd.
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403Neighborhood:
Sherman Oaks
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Tipple & Brine
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Phone: (818) 528-2550
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm; Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Michael Williams
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
A word from Tipple & Brine
Tipple & Brine is a neighborhood oyster bar focused on providing sustainable, seasonal, and the overall best available products in a sophisticated, but casual environment. We strive to exceed our guests' expectations by providing exceptional service, freshly prepared food offerings, craft cocktails, local beers, small production wines.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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Tipple & Brine reviews from OpenTable diners
111 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.7
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (64)neighborhood gem (50)hot spot (40)vibrant bar scene (37)good for groups (24)late-night find (14)special occasion (13)romantic (8)notable wine list (3)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (2)great for outdoor dining (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Neighborhood gemDmonacolaDined on 11/7/2014The food, cocktails, atmosphere and service was amazing. We loved everything we ordered. I highly recommend having a date night or a night out with a group of friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- stilesVIPDined on 11/4/2014Was looking forward to eating here. Arrived 6:35 and left at 8:45 - much too long. The oyster shukker needs a review course in how to open oysters in a timely fashion. We ordered a dozen of 3 types. They were out of one of the three, the Miyagis were so salty they were uneatable (oysters are not that salty) but the waiter replaced them with Thorndikes and they were great. But we had to wait an eternity. The appetizers were really good and then we sat and sat. Finally we said we were leaving. They comped us for everything! - not necessary but a very nice gesture. We probably will not be back.Special Features:
- New Find in the ValleyGP13Dined on 11/1/2014Friends recommended Tipple & Brine to us and we had a very nice time there. Oysters were fresh, cold and just right. Short ribs were tasty and very tender. The carrot cake dessert was unique and one of my wife's favorite desserts. The house music was a bit loud and would have been more appropriate post 9 or 10pm, but seemed a little out of place for an earlier dinner. Try the toasts and the sides, all interesting and flavorful.Special Features:
- Great foodWestlafoodieDined on 10/25/2014I love everything about Tipple & Brine except the noise level. It is a lively restaurant, great food, cocktails, wine list. Exceptional service. We were celebrating a birthday which our server picked up on. At the end of our meal we were given the most delicious carrot cake I've ever had. Will definitely return.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/24/2014A little bit dark for my taste (you can hardly enjoy the visual part of what you are eating and drinking) but the good was great.Special Features:
- Good food terrible servicepuzzle1001Dined on 10/22/2014Food is great but our service was horrible. Drinks were constantly empty, servers impossible to find. We ordered a bunch of appetizers to share, they brought them out one at a time instead of all at once and didn't even ask us if that's what we wanted. Servers dropped off food so quickly we couldn't even order more food, much less ask them to bring out the food all at once. The restaurant was not even full. Will not be returning.
- DisappointedDisappointedDined on 10/21/2014Went to dinner with friends, hoping that this would be the perfect restaurant between our two houses to meet up at. Though the food was tasty and the ambiance was to our liking the service was terrible (after promising us our drinks for 10 minutes the waiter only showed up with two out of the four, and five minutes later we finally gave up and went to the bar to secure the other two: one entree came with the appetizers, then two of the other meals showed up timely, with the last one arriving another 10 minutes later). Wine list was sketchy ( no Sauvignon Blanc or Cabernet Sauvignon) and yet the bill included the cost for a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. Doubt that I could convince my friends to return even if I was willing
- Good, but I wanted it to be betterKTownFoodieDined on 10/17/2014Went after reading on Zagat that it was one of the 15 best new restaurants in LA. Some of the food recommended was the cauliflower which was amazing, the gulf shrimp dish was also really supurb. The muscles however, were so-so. Fennel and muscles isn't my thing and over done in this town but unfortunately, the muscles were also not very flavorful. Braised greens - 2.5. Not great. I went here specifically for the oysters, which I would give a 3. The oysters that night came from either the pacific northwest, or Virginia? The Virginia oysters weren't great. Gotta have Northern Atlantic Oysters on your bar to be taken seriously. The Valley desperately needs a place like this wants to be, unfortunately Triple & Brine isn't there yet.Special Features:
- Don't waste your time or moneyLove2DineOutVIPDined on 10/13/2014We decided to try this restaurant on Monday night for $1.00 oyster night. The oysters were the fishiest oysters we have EVER eaten. We also ordered cosmopolitans to drink. They were the smallest drinks we've ever seen and we thought that perhaps they were there happy hour size/price. No! $9.00 each! We were stymied. Unable to enjoy the horrible oysters, we ordered the chicken pancetta, and the Seabass dishes. They were okay but nothing to write home about. But the worst part of the evening was the lack of service. We couldn't find our server anytime we needed anything. When our water glasses became empty we had to beg someone to fill them, every time - it was just the worst experience in a restaurant that we've had in years.
- SolidJonoDined on 10/7/2014Came here on a Wednesday night for dinner with the Mrs. First off, excellent service. Attentive but not nagging. Good cocktails, good beer. Food was great. Anyplace that has bone marrow on the menu is starting off on the right foot. For the quality of the food, price is very reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A must try restaurant.luvfood23Dined on 10/6/2014This restaurant experience was amazing. We had the most amazing server, I wish I remembered his name, but his recommendations were spot on and the drinks were incredible. I cannot wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous Food! - but overpricedSandJDined on 10/4/2014Tough decision as to whether I'd go back or not. I think for a special occasion I might. The food is utterly interesting and delicious and creative. Someone took some time to get the combination and ingredients perfect! I had to order several "small plates" of delicious food to get enough to be full, which was quite costly. SherriSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not for meJanieVIPDined on 10/2/2014It is not for me, but I know plenty of people who like this restaurant. It is just not my kind of food and the drinks were lightly poured. I like a full meal and a full drink. Service was good, the seating comfortable and it is very hip. Again just not my style.Special Features:
- wow!Travels2dineVIPDined on 10/1/2014Excellent and unique food selections. Healthy, fun combinations and great sharing!! We had the brussels sprouts….awesome; and the shrimp and uni dishes. Can't wait to go again!!Special Features:
- Food is to acidicameliacatDined on 10/1/2014Very nice, but food is to acidic. I know that "brine" means acidic but it does not have to be to that level.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not very goodlovemyfoodDined on 9/28/2014Been here before for drinks and enjoyed so decided to come for dinner for wife's birthday. Big mistake. Tried the oysters. Beware oyster lovers, no traditional sauce or horseradish. Their sauce was a ginger sauce that was too much. When asked for cocktail sauce, it was overloaded with liquid smoke. Had one of the oysters myself and it tasted like bath water. ^ oysters and we left 2 over. The Orata (whitefish) is brought with tail and head included. Some might like that presentation, but not me. Worse than that, it was full of bones. For the limited positive, my daughter's flat iron steak was tasty and the brussel spouts were great although the mayo could have been left off. For a $130 meal, I expect more.
- Great local spotvnyumDined on 9/27/2014I'm happy to see more fine dining come to the Valley. We will definitely be returning to Tipple & Brine.Special Features:
- Great Neighborhood HangFoodieforLifeDined on 9/27/2014Fun, great food choices, short ribs & scallops ... tasty! Servers very nice and energetic ... crowded but comfortable. Definitely ask for a booth, most comfortable.Special Features:
- Great tastes!AndreaVIPDined on 9/26/2014Very much enjoyed Tipple & Brine. I'm an adventurous eater but there are many things I don't enjoy or can't eat due to some food allergies. Tipple & Brine's combinations are unusual and when first reading the menu I wasn't sure if I'd like the food. But, it was delicious -- especially the brussels sprouts, clams and short ribs. The small plates are great to share so if dining with 4, you can try a lot of items. And, since I just decided to give oysters another try, I found the chef's selection really good! We had an early reservation so it wasn't too crowded or noisy.Special Features:
- Great spot!IwantmoreDined on 9/24/2014Each dish that came out was a delightful surprise. One of the dishes we ordered had A LOT going on, but boy did it work! There was so much more to choose from. The dessert menu could've had a bit more to select from, but the carrot cake was as delish as the server said it would be! Overall, al very yummy experience. Yes, we'll be returning! p.s. Cute bartenderSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A unique restaurant in Sherman OaksSparkytheDVIPDined on 9/23/2014Most SO restaurants are safe and so boring/mediocre that T&B is a refreshing change. We love oysters and unique small plates and this fits the bill without battling traffic to get over the Hill. We ordered 2 doz oysters and enjoyed them (although a wider choice of dressings, including horseradish would have been nice), followed by the Urchin on toast, Kale salad, Heirloom tomato salad, fried oysters, seared scallops and everything was delicious. This was our third enjoyable visit. Only downside was that service was spotty all 3 times (long waits for some dishes/drinks, then too rushed). Also, if you don't have moderately adventurous diners with you, the menu offerings are rather slim (our teen daughter refuses to go with us again).Special Features:
- Not the Valley's Connie & Ted'sMarkBVIPDined on 9/22/2014Had been reading rave reviews, so decided to try $1 Oyster Monday. First, the $1 oysters are not the best quality. For those, you still pay regular price. Second, they are so busy, even getting a dozen is very difficult. We waited 45 minutes. Before we got them, we'd tried to order a 2nd dozen as there were 4 of us. By the time those came, we were through dining for the evening and we sent them back. Still, they showed up on our check, which was courteously corrected. The staff was friendly, but the service was very slow and disjointed. The food we ate after the oysters was good, but not great (whole orata fish was the best), and the noise level was crazy over the top. Based on the buzz, I was hoping for a lot more.
- A big disappointmentLocalGirlDined on 9/21/2014The service was bad and very unprofessional. In an empty room, we were tucked away into the back, given our side dish of Brussels sprouts before any food or drink, had to repeatedly ask for bread, the rest of the food arrived out of normal order, and everything had too much vinegar or salt. The pork belly and lentils were fine, but the bone marrow consisted of 1/2 of one small shank . Doesn't live up to the hype.Special Features:
- Total findWishtheyhadbetterscotchDined on 9/19/2014I don't think place is nearly as new as it was to me BUT the place is a total diamond in the rough! Fantastic architecture with a real sense of place and style. Clientele is mixed so nice variety of people watching, easy access and good valet parking... food was pretty good and cocktails were pretty good. The ambience is what held us there. Absolutely worth a trial run....Special Features:
- Oysters good butJUMBOVIPDined on 9/17/2014a little overpriced @ $3.50 ea. Everywhere else $3.00. i found the food to be quite salty. i.e. brine I guess that is why they call it that. I would go back but not rushing.Special Features:
- JvJoevVIPDined on 9/12/2014Service was good. Food was not good. Drinks were poorly made.nice ambiance. Would never go back.
- Are there too many small plates?NotJonathanGoldDined on 9/7/2014Food was mostly small plates, a bunch of eclectic choices, but the whole experience lacked focus. (I tried to order the short rib on Sunday night, but they were out.) Some very good tastes and some only average, but the dishes all seemed complicated and not uniformly yummy. Don't know if I would go back, and would recommend to a friend only with reservations. Music was loud, but I liked the room - sort of woodsy and rustic.Special Features:
- Hit or missFood2loveVIPDined on 9/7/2014We have been here a couple of times and our third visit seemed an epic fail. We ordered at least 5 dishes and two failed. The gulf shrimp was rubbery and overlooked and replace of we ordered the pork belly which was then dry and over salted . I guess you can say the best thing on the menu is their veg. Drinks are good but over priced . Nice ambiance. Would only return once me u changes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingWhats4DinnerDined on 9/7/2014We were ignored for about 20 minutes after sitting. Servers scurried by while the restaurant appeared to still be preparing to open. We finally got a server's attention & ordered 1 doz. ea. of 2 types of oysters and cocktails. Another 10-15 min, still no water, no drinks. Eventually, drinks arrived followed by oysters that were labeled w/a flag indicating the tray had 3 types of oysters. The served grabbed the flag and said that was not correct. We noted the oysters all appeared different, but he insisted they were all the same. We ate them but cancelled the second order and asked for a check. An irritated manager came over to tell us she was taking the order we cancelled off the check. No apology, no attempt to make things right.
- TASTIN' IT!EightOneGreatDined on 9/3/2014JUST AMAZING FOOD -- and in the Valley to boot! The Whole Cauliflower head and brussels sprouts were mindblowing. We had a delightful, informed server; other runners and buss staff were overworked and way too late with bread and extras needed for our meal. At least our dessert coffees were comped due to being late. The oddest thing was that the desserts actually dimmed my experience! The praline-studded carrot cake was amazing but I think the closest a carrot ever got to that cake was waving from the pantry! The Prezel/Chocolate/salted caramel pudding sounded great, but was too overwhelming and kinda killed the buzz from all the great savory foods. A lifetime first for me! Regardless of the small hiccups, I will certainly be back!Special Features:
- Neighborhood gemScarlaVIPDined on 9/3/2014This was our fourth visit -- the food is comparable to anything on the west side, the staff is welcoming and professional, and the vibe is lively and fun. We've been waiting for a restaurant like this in the neighborhood!Special Features:
- Lots to ConsidercastawayDined on 8/29/2014If you are hungry, and don't want to spend an arm and a leg, do not go here. The Oysters are excellent, do not get the Chef's special--fun place. They charge for bread! And, I ordered a drink that had no alcohol in it and they ended up charging more than a regular drink! Not a terrible night, but for the money, it doesn't hold up.Special Features:
- hmmmJennaVIPDined on 8/27/2014The food is very ecelctic but, good for what it is. A bit pricey in my opinion for what you get. The servive itself was outstanding!!Special Features:
- Not for Friday night happy hour!GoldenLeicaDined on 8/22/2014Actually, a hot spot for young people on a Friday night. But impossible to have a conversation for anyone else. We had a party of 5 and couldn't hear each other talk. Service was great. Food was great, especially the oysters. Cocktails were fantastic. But after our entree we went across the street to Coldstone Creamery for ice cream and a chance to talk. I hope that Richard's next restaurant is a bit quieter. Nonetheless, this restaurant is a great success! Better than it's predecessor!Special Features:
- Unusual foodAndyVIPDined on 8/14/2014Small menu, far from the norm in selection. Very loud bar scene, difficult to hear conversation at a table.Special Features:
- Oyster house w/o flavorkoverrDined on 8/4/2014Went expecting yummy oysters to slurp down with a cold beer. Didn't happen. The types, which I've had before, we're indistinguishable from each other. Sad. The mignonette was pure vinegar, no shallots, just chunks of pepper. No flavor Sad. beer was good. My wife had the Brussels sprouts, too much vinegar as well. Sat at the bar, usually a good place for quick service. The bartender was too friendly and never took our entire order with several attempts. We had to work hard to get his attention again. The other bar staff were busy chatting with each other and did not look to see if patrons wanted anything.
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I've been asked about this today. We have mandatory profiles, and they want to use a network PC. Can you bloke spell checker per user? I don't want to change any of the dll files on the PC itself, because as soon as the exam finishes other students will use the PC.
I've literally just been playing with this today and we use mandatory profiles with an exam login. calling the reg file using a vbscript that TonySharps mentioned works perfectly for the user as it only effects current user so anyone else logging in won't be effected by it.
Also if you set up the GPO to block the Grammar check etc too it turns out to be very neat for disabling spellchecker in Word 2007! :) Happy days!!! :D
Funny how I managed to help you, but can't get it working myself! Our problem is that Office re-configures itself each time a new user opens it, and over-writes my modified dll file.
1. Set up a Computer Configuration Policy (Policies\Windows Settings\Security Settings\File System) to Deny ALL for Exam User to the following folder:
- %Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Proof
And to the following 2 files (Although not entirely sure I needed to):
- %Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Proof\MSGR3EN.LEX
- %Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Proof\msspell3.dll
2. Set up a User Configuration Policy (Policies\Administrative Templates: Policy Definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from the local machine\Classic Administrative Templates (ADM)\Microsoft Word 2007\Word Options\Proofing\) to disable the following:
- Enable Context Sensitive Spelling for Word
- Check Spelling as you type
- Mark grammar errors as you type
- Check grammar with spelling
You may need to import the ADM file for Word 2007 if you haven't done this already.
3. Set up a login script that calls silently the .reg file containing the following:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools\Proofing Tools\1.0\Override\en-US]
Here is the script snippet:
Const strOFF12 = "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE12\"
If objFSO.FolderExists(strOFF12) = true then
WshShell.Run "Regedit /s ""\\FQDN\NETLOGON\DisableSpell.reg"""
End If
AND....that was it!! So far I've tested it on several of our student laptops and works fantastically! We currently use Windows XP with Office 2007.
Don't forget though that we are using a single user login called 'Exam' that has a mandatory profile and we only let them save to memory stick and nowhere else. They can't access anything else like printers or internet, so as long as they have network connection this should work for others too!
Hope this is clear enough for everyone and is of use to those in need! :D
When tasked with disabling spell check for IB exams we ran into the same problems as everybody else. The Microsoft Office Word 2007 admin templates can disable auto correct but this can be turned back on via word options (Students could still press F7 to check spelling) which was kind of pointless.
My approach was to leverage the admin templates ability to disable items in the user interface (removing spell check altogether).
Here is what I did.
I started by disabling autocorrect and other unwanted features.
Microsoft Office Word 2007 > Word Options > Proofing
Then I removed these items from the UI
Microsoft Office Word 2007 > Disable Items from User Interface > Custom > Disable Commands
Control Name |Policy ID
Spelling |2
Grammar |329
SetLanguage |790
SpellingRecheckDocument |2349
GrammarSettingsDialog |2469
SpellingAndGrammar |2566
ProofingOptions |2788
SpellingHideErrors |3217
GrammarHideErrors |3218
Dictionary |3219
TranslationPane |6111
ResearchPane |7343
ReadingViewResearchPane |7387
Thesaurus |9056
(greys out Word Options)* |11323
TranslationToolTip |12842
EnglishWritingAssistant |14453
SpellingMenu |15780
*This does not show in the referenced document.
More information about this can be found here:
Disable user interface items and shortcut keys
Now we need to disable to the keyboard shortcuts
Microsoft Office Word 2007 > Disable Items from User Interface > Custom > Disable shortcut keys
Shift + F7 | 118,16
Ctrl + Shift + o | 79,12
Alt T | 254
Keys can be found here:
Virtual-Key Codes (Windows)
Hope this helps.
Having read this post and other posts on here for removal of office 2007 spellchecker I am still not able to do it. The students can just re-install it. After pressing F7.
The machine is standalone, with no access to the network/ Internet. The exam account has been created under windows steady state.
Any help is appreciated.
I'm sorry this is not working for you. I can absolutely vouch for the process, we're running in the region of 80 computer based exams at the moment with spell check disabled.
The only gotcha that I have come across is that the workstation can only have 2007 components. Indeed this morning I was asked to look at one where the spellchecker hadn't disabled and the box still had Frontpage 2003 on it.
Can you check the registry to ensure that the .dll files have been renamed?
Thanks for the prompt reply.
We have disabled the registry under steady state to stop students interfering. If I am log in as an admin then the student will not be the 'current user'.
Are there any other ways to set it.
Thank you
Hmm, I've had cause to look at Steady state a couple of times, both times I've thought better of it. If I was you I'd ditch steady state and let group policy do the work of securing the machine. I'll put up a post containing my documentation on using group policy to create a secure exams environment.
Attachment 10110
Registry key mentioned in this document is the one detailed previously in this thread.
Following Doc's post above (http://www.edugeek.net/forums/office...tml#post668166), I have managed to grey out the toolbar options, however the squiggly red line is still coming up automatically under the words. This is in Office 2010. Any ideas?
Okay, getting closer. Doc's post allows me to grey out the toolbar options, and I have now stopped the squiggly red line from appearing, having found that Office 2010 keeps the proofing tools under C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\PROOF rather than the Common Files location of previous versions. Everything looks good for about 2 seconds, and then Office starts a lengthy (i.e. over a minute) reconfiguration tool and tries to re-install the proofing tools - it doesn't actually do anything, but it does run every time you hit the space key.
So, I'm still needing a way of changing the permissions on that folder across the network rather than manually on each (can a GPO do that?), and some way of stopping Word from reconfiguring itself each time it tries and fails to run the proofing tools.
Any suggestions?
One more step closer - editing MSSP7EN.DLL and deleting the contents allows Word to run but stops the spell checker from working. Can anyone write a script which would copy a duff version over that file and then restore the correct one at logoff?


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Leinster P.P. Sch SH "A" League Borris V.S. 0-13 Dublin South 0-10 St. Kieran's, Kilkenny 3-19 Dublin North 0-08 Leinster P.P. Sch SH "B"Abbey C.C., Ferrybank 1-10 Col. Mhuire, Johnstown…Read More
Dublin's new camogie manager Shane O'Brien has included former senior hurling manager, Michael O'Grady, in his management team.Former Dublin hurlers John Treacy and Shane Dalton are selectors, while Derek Ryan,…Read More
Back-to-back Dublin senior football champions, St Vincent's, lead the way in the 2014 Dublin Bus/Herald Dubs Star Football nominations.The Marino men have 13 players included in the shortlist.This follows the…Read More
A Rúnaí, a chara,I attach fixtures for this coming weekend and many thanks to the efforts made by all last weekend to maximise the number of games played.http://www.dublingaa.ie/juvenile/weekly-fixturesThe below sent…Read More
ULSTER ALL-STARS 2-18 DUBLIN 1-19Dean Rock finished with a personal tally of 0-10 (0-5f) but it wasn't enough as the Ulster All-Stars edged out the Dubs in Saturday night's #GameForAnto…Read More
NA FIANNA 0-11 NH MAUR 0-7Na Fianna produced a strong second half to come from behind at the interval to defeat their opponents from Rush and capture the Dublin AFL Division 1…Read More
A historic Gaelic football match will take place at the home of Ulster Rugby this Saturday (November 15), aimed at raising awareness of Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Setanta Sports are delighted…Read More
Leinster P.P. Sch SH "A" LeagueDublin South 2-15 St. Peter's, Wexford 1-17 St. Kieran's, Kilkenny 2-20 Colaiste Eoin 1-11 Borris V.S. 2-20 Castlecomer C.S. 1-8 Leinster P.P. Sch SH "B"…Read More
St Vincent's captain, Ger Brennan, is looking for his team to deliver a more sustained display as they begin their preparations for their AIB Leinster Club SFC semi-final against Westmeath's…Read More


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