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Yes, thank you regarding the transfer of Daniel Sr's memorial #60857131
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Hi Nanaharts,
Thank you for creating Daniel Philip Ratledge's memoral #60856822. His mother was my oldest sister. Would it be possible to have Philip's memorial transferred to me so the process of adding to his site would be direct?
Thank you for your time.
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Thanks. I appreciate your creating the memorials for them.
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RE: Alfred H. Neuschafer
Yes, it is a small world. I knew many of the people who are buried near Uncle Alfred, Aunt Margaret, and cousin Don. Some were teachers and administrators when I attended the Chapman schools. Others are parents of some of my classmates.
Sure hated to see that little church in the cemetery destroyed by the tornado in 2008.
I am in the process of getting photos of Alfred, Margaret, and Don to post. I'd be willing to manage those memorials.
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Margaret A. Neuschafer
Her memorial number is # 50236332
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Place of Birth: Odin, Barton County, KS
Place of Death: Chapman, Dickinson County, KS
Joseph A. Demel: Memorial Number # 38986727
Mary Lamatsch Demel: Memorial Number # 38986819
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His memorial number is # 50236003.
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Place of Birth: Ellsworth County, KS
Place of Death: Abilene, Dickinson County, KS
Henry Neuschafer: Memorial Number # 75523629
Mary Obadal Neuschafer: Memorial Number # 87398880
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Betty Louise Ratledge
Hello nanahearts,
Is it possible to have Daniel Philip Ratledge Sr's daughter, who just passed away, added to his memorial? If this must be done through you, please let me know and I will send the information.
Thanking you in advance.
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Letty Leone Jenkins Betty
I'm trying to locate her parents that were reportedly to be buried at Hazelton, Kansas. They were James Clayton Jenkins and Lola Lois Allison Jenkins. Do you have any idea of were they could possibly be located?
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Lungren/Longren/Lundgren Memorials
nana, In updating the memorials that I manage in Sunset Cemetery at Manhattan KS, I have encountered a huge batch of what appears to be duplicate memorials for Lundgren/Lundgren family and just now noticed one as Longren. The matter of who manages memorials is no any issue whatsoever --- just want Find A Grave to be error and duplicate free!
Would you please review memorials with these surnames and email me at email@example.com?
Thanks very much, zadalew
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Elizabeth Swiler Keller
On her memorial page, Find A Grave #56918528, shouldn't it read Mother to Anna Margaret Keller Betty, Claude F. Betty's wife instead of his mother? That got me thinking on that's doesn't sound right.
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Vatican Evaluation of Relations Between Catholic and Orthodox Churches
"Substantial Progress" Made Based on "Positive Spirit"
VATICAN CITY, NOV. 12, 2004 (Zenit) - Here is an evaluation of the present state of relations of the Catholic Church with the other Christian churches, given on Wednesday at a press conference by Mons. Eleuterio Fortino, under-secretary of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
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One of the most important elements of the decree "Unitatis Redintegratio" (UR) -- still valid, 40 years after its promulgation --, is that of relations with the Orthodox Churches. The Council exhorted everyone, "but especially those who intend to work in the re-establishment of the desired full communion between the Eastern Churches and the Catholic Church" to give "adequate consideration to the special condition of the birth and growth of the Churches of the East and to the nature of the existing relations between the latter and the See of Rome before the separation" (UR, 14). Following this indication, relations have been established, in different times and ways, and the same theological dialogue with all the Churches of the East, with the Orthodox Churches and the ancient Churches of the East, or those antecedent to the Council of Chalcedon. The Holy Father made a general evaluation in the encyclical "Ut Unum Sint" (UUS). On the dialogue with the Orthodox Churches, he wrote: "With a positive spirit, basing ourselves on everything we have in common, the Mixed Commission (of theological dialogue) has been able to make substantial progress" (UUS, 59). With reference to the dialogue carried out with the Ancient Churches of the East, he affirmed: "In regard to the traditional controversies on Christology, the ecumenical contacts have made possible essential clarification so as to allow us to confess together the faith that is common to us" (UUS, 63).
These relations still find inspiration and orientation 40 years after the UR decree, including in situations of new possibilities and of unforeseen difficulties.
1. The theological dialogue with the Orthodox Churches, after a positive beginning and with its results included in the encyclical UUS, has, over the last 15 years, met with serious difficulties and, since the last plenary session (Baltimore, Md., 2000) has not been able to hold other meetings. In that session, the topic "Ecclesiological and Canonical Implications of 'Uniatism' "was discussed. It was not possible to agree to a common document on the argument. However, the session emphasized the need to continue the dialogue and highlighted an important fact for this theological dialogue. Both sides showed that the birth of the Catholic Eastern Churches is profoundly linked to the question of the primacy of the Bishop of Rome in the Church. Therefore, the question must be addressed as the main problem in relations between Catholics and Orthodox.
2. In regard to the "Petrine Primacy," the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity organized an academic symposium in May of 2003, with parallel reports of Catholics and Orthodox on four topics: a) The biblical foundation of the primacy, b) The primacy in the thought of the Fathers of the Church, c) The role of the Bishop of Rome in Ecumenical Councils, d) The recent discussions on the primacy in relation to Vatican Council I and on the primacy among Orthodox theologians. It was not an official dialogue, but an academic symposium with its own characteristics. The search for full communion, however, is enriched with all the contributions (fraternal relations, research in theological institutes, dialogue structure through mixed commissions, prayer, etc.). The Minutes were published.
3. In the last years, relations have intensified with some Churches that, in the past, had shown less interest in relations with the Catholic Church. After the Holy Father's visit to Athens (2001), the Church of Greece sent to Rome, for the first time, a Synodal delegation (March 8-13, 2002). In response, the Catholic Church sent to Athens (Feb. 10-14, 2003) a delegation, presided over by Cardinal Kasper, and active cooperation has been established in several areas. Relations with the Church of Greece are also following other avenues. I remember one: in 2003, the 8th symposium on "Spirituality in the East and West and Reciprocal Influences" was held in Joannina (Greece), organized by the Theological Faculty of the University of Thessalonica and the "Antonianum" Athenaeum of Rome.
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Bolstered by a consistent stream of media praise, including a spotlight in the Daily Bruin in 2011, Extreme Pizza's thrill-seeking founders channel their penchant for outdoor adventure into a menu of healthy, creative pizzas. Their chefs slice veggies and twirl dough each day before molding pizzas such as the Paia Pie, a smorgasbord of hawaiian pineapple, canadian bacon, and mandarin oranges atop a bed of mozzarella and cheddar. The website conveniently displays approximate calorie counts to accommodate diets and phobias of eating foods containing prime numbers.
Patrons can carryout take and bake pizzas, or kids can blow through excess energy in the game area while adults scrutinize incoming broadcasts on TVs in the dining room.
Though their italian sausage and pepperoni carry robust, traditional flavors, the chefs at Mancinos Pizza & Grinders aren't afraid to get creative. On their zesty-ranch pizza, for example, they sprinkle bacon over a ranch base, and on their chicken-alfredo pizza they spread mozzarella and chicken atop creamy dollops of the familiar pasta sauce. Diners who seek three-dimensional meals but don't want to wrap their pizzas around soccer balls can bite into their choice of more than 20 types of grinders—subs filled with such treasures as barbecue pork, tuna, and salami. The family-owned business has honed its roster of italian sandwiches and pizzas throughout its 15-year history, preceding its dishes with hot wings and gooey bacon cheese fries.
Marco's Pizza founder Pasquale "Pat" Giammarco began helping out at his family?s pizzeria when he was just a boy. The eatery provided a taste of home to the Giammarco clan, who moved to the United States from Italy when Pat was 9 years old. Together with his father, young Pat learned the secrets to creating exceptional pizza sauce: three types of vine-ripened tomatoes and spices that can only be imported from Italy or the moon.
The perfected sauce recipe continues to guide Pat?s kitchen operations?although, these days he has considerably more help. Marco's Pizza has 425 locations in more than half the states as well as in the Bahamas, each store tossing fresh pizza dough daily before sprinkling on a trio of fresh, never-frozen cheeses.


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There's "no guarantee" the repairs will solve the key problem at the facility, which is that some of the leaks are channeling water into the pool's underground pump room, the consultants' report to the City Council says
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Utilized in cardiovascular equipment areas, around jogging tracks and in other program spaces, exterior glass performs triple duty.
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A public aquatic center will be built in San Juan Capistrano if elected officials rezone a 35-acre site on Del Obispo Street to allow a huge retirement center.


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Biagio's Osteria
- Address:
88 Ryder's Landing
Stratford, CT 06614Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Biagio's Osteria
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.biagiososteria.com/
- Phone: (203) 375-9071
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Friday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Biagio C. Barone
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Chef's Table, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Please inquire for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Biagio's Osteria has an Exquisite dining venue with professional staff for your special occasion or private business event. A/V outlets and private wine room available as well. Have Chef Biagio create a special menu for your occasion.
- Private Party Contact: Biagio Barone 8773648370
A word from Biagio's Osteria
Rustic Southern Italian kitchen with strong influence from Tuscany. All professional staff with over 30 years experience.Continued
"It is most certainly a gourmet establishment with a menu from top to bottom that is exquisitely creative with tastes and flavors and choices that make selections so joyously difficult--and with a wine list to match food and pocketbook. Consider this the now best Italian restaurant in the state. Three cheers for Biagio the chef."
"Concealed jewel, but easily accessible off the parkway. Esteemed staff that goes about taking care of your every need, especially the maitre d'. Exceptional menu with meals that make you crave for more. The homemade pasta dishes are unequaled to any place in the state. This is an elite restaurant that I will entertain my family and my business clients at. Head chef will go above and beyond his means for satisfaction of customer."
"It is most certainly a gourmet establishment with a menu from top to bottom that is exquisitely creative with tastes and flavors and choices that make selections so joyously difficult--and with a wine list to match food and pocketbook. Consider this the now best Italian restaurant in the state. Three cheers for Biagio the chef."
"Concealed jewel, but easily accessible off the parkway. Esteemed staff that goes about taking care of your every need, especially the maitre d'. Exceptional menu with meals that make you crave for more. The homemade pasta dishes are unequaled to any place in the state. This is an elite restaurant that I will entertain my family and my business clients at. Head chef will go above and beyond his means for satisfaction of customer."
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Biagio's Osteria reviews from OpenTable diners
76 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (46)fit for foodies (45)neighborhood gem (43)romantic (31)notable wine list (22)good for groups (22)great for outdoor dining (16)great for lunch (9)hot spot (8)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (4)scenic view (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- StarshineDined on 11/23/2014All good except the wine list -- seem to never have what you ask for. Has happened three times now with different wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Classic ItalianOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/16/2014Had a wonderful dinner with my parents and boyfriend. We live upstate so it is always nice to see them. The food was fantastic as usual. I enjoyed the stuffed sole special, and my boyfriend enjoyed a delicious homemade pasta dish. The service in the past has seemed top notch as I work in fine dining myself, but we repeatedly had to ask for our server (they were not that busy). Maybe it was a lazy sunday, but all in all Biagio's continues to be our favorite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small location/big portionsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/9/2014If you like big portions this restaurant delivers on that. A wide selection of Italian dishes prepared in unique ways with spices and/or ingredients. Our group would have preferred smaller portions and lower prices however. Can't see ordering more than one item as even the salad before was large even though I'd asked for a 'small green salad' as a side. If in the area its a good choice for dining--but be mindful it is a small place and tables are close to each other. The servers were very good and attentive.Special Features:
- Celebration of LifePocahontas49Dined on 11/5/2014The occasion was to celebrate life with a coworker who was in flight with me the day of 9/11. We departed Bradley airport at 8:20 a.m. the morning the world stood still - watching the towers in NYC. Our destination was Charlotte NC.When we landed in Charlotte we were welcomed with chaos - travelers watching monitors in horror about what was happening back home. Within 24 hours we were on the road driving from Charlotte, NC back to CT.That journey created a bond that would last a lifetime. We have made it a priority every year to celebrate each other and on Wednesday, 11/5 we made the best choice to celebrate at Biagio's. The food beyond outstanding.Service - top notch. Biagio himself made us feel right at home.No disappointments hereSpecial Features:
- Never fails!CTfoodieVIPDined on 11/3/2014Biagio's is a great spot for a quiet conversation night at the bar with great wine and food or bringing a larger group and sitting in their cozy dining room. Food is awesome, usually order from the daily specials and the appetizers so we can try many small plates- although don't let 'small' fool, generous portions for apps. Favorites are the veal meatballs over polenta, Braised short ribs, apple bourbon barolo, saffron parmesan grits, apple slaw or the eggplant melanzane. And again- that's just their apps!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BarbBarbDined on 10/25/2014Second time here. Celebrated our 45th wedding anniversary. Food was fantastic, but noise level was a little louder than the last time. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Biagio's Osteria is Amazing!CokoDined on 10/17/2014My family has been to Biagio's several times. The food has always been amazing! This most recent visit resulted in one of the best dining experiences we've had. The service was wonderful and the food was incredible!Special Features:
- SeaneHHIDined on 10/11/2014We sat in the small room which was quiet. Waiter was really outstanding. Great dining!Special Features:
- BB920VIPDined on 10/9/2014Primo, our server, is outstanding! The good was very good. There are new items on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time BUT NOT the last time.Pegasys32Dined on 10/4/2014WOW.... Coming from an Italian household good italian food is aways compared to Mom's. While Mom was not cooking and the Chef was, All I have to say is I was completly blown away. The food was fantastic!!!The service was great and not to pushy. I just wanted dinner and an hour or two with my wife. It was perfectly staged. I ordered the veal and my wife ordered a wellington. They were both perfect. The wine list has soemthing for every budget. The desert is freshly made. You can tell!!!... EXCELLANT. Now added to the top of my preferred list. Cannot wait to have dinner again. A++Special Features:
- Always outstandingbigpenguinDined on 10/4/2014This is always excellent. The food is creative and the service knowledgeable and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food in Southern CtDougVIPDined on 10/4/2014Biagio's is located in a quaint shopping center just off the Merritt Pkwy. It can be a little hard to find, but it is worth the effort. The service and food are outstanding. One of our favorites is the Veal Osso Buco which never disappoints. It is not a big restaurant and at peak time it gets crowed and can be noisy. If you arrive around 6, before the 7 pm rush, the restaurant not crowded and is still quiet.Special Features:
- Fantastic as Always!NOSaints21Dined on 10/3/2014Always a great night! Service is fantastic every time. The specials are consistently unique and delicious. Our server (Mike) always brings his A game and knows just what to recommend based on our taste. Highly Recommended!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth it.JohnnyODined on 10/1/2014I used to be a fan of this restaurant. This experience changed my mind. The 4 of us were saddened by several things. The waiter never told us about the appetizer and salad specials, and didn't seem to care when I expressed disappointment. When we received our food, only one dish was, what I considered to be, above par, the other three were devoid of flavor. I opted to get out of there without dessert, asked for the bill, gave it a quick look-over and paid. When I arrived home, my wife asked how much the bill was (photographic memory) and when she looked it over, she pointed out that he had overcharged us for three items (she looks at menu prices very carefully), SHADY practice!! At these prices, there are better places to eat.
- A gem! Excellent!runningsellDined on 10/1/2014Creative, delish, Tuscan-inspired dishes. Amazing service. Dishes were beautifully & artfully presented.service was en pointe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for a special occasionfeministfoodieDined on 9/27/2014We went to Biagio's for my birthday and had a perfect evening. When we walked in, I was afraid it was too noisy and the tables were too close. But when we sat down, we had an intimate conversation without difficulty hearing each other or fearing we were heard by our neighbors. The food was excellent--fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented. I had to bring half my entree home to save room for dessert, so I'd say the portions were ample. After the main course, not only the dishes, but the crumbs were removed. The staff was attentive without hovering and helpful, not snooty, as the staff too often is in fine restaurants. The bill was what I would expect for the quality of the experience. We'll return and recommend Biagio's to friends.Special Features:
- Super!BarbDined on 9/27/2014Food was outstanding. Menu items were unique--not the typical "Italian" fare. This was our first time there. Will definitely return. Liked that Biagio himself stopped by our table a couple of times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- judyDined on 9/26/2014We have been to Biagio's before and as always the service and food was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic neighborhood feelFidelis1Dined on 9/20/2014First time diner. Ambiance was similar to past experiences eating at neighborhood restuarants in Italy. Good crowd - seemed like a lot of regulars. Staff was active, but sometimes forgetful on simple requests like milk for tea and topping off water; food was solid, if not spectacular. Oddly, we were never offered a wine menu. Owner was friendly and checked-in with us twice over the course of the evening - which was kind as we changed our reservation time. Pleasant option if looking for a fun and enjoyable meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - slow service nightJohnDined on 9/20/2014My wife and I had dinner here recently. We've been here three times. The food is outstanding. The service this last time was extremely slow however. They may have been short waiters but we arrived at 6:30 and did not leave until nearly 9! One other note which may be important, the tables are right on top of each other so good luck with a private conversation.Special Features:
- Great PastaALH930VIPDined on 9/19/2014The pasta is made in house. Always a reliable spot for simple italian food. Heavy on the garlic/butter/cheese so request less.
- Great!Foodie2Dined on 9/19/2014Food was delicious; presentation beautiful! Service very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful restaurantLibrisDined on 9/13/2014Every single thing we had was wonderful. I had the osso bucco and took half of it home which I cannot wait to have for lunch today! They did not rush us. Waiter was great. Owner and chef came to the table to ask how everything was which is always a nice touch. We do not live close by but would certainly come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TrI'd ItaliandaveDined on 9/13/2014Outstanding food and service that you would expect to pay much more for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the trip!qginVIPDined on 9/13/2014We met friends from CT there and it was a fantastic dinner! We will make the 45 minute trip again. Special attention from the time we came in the door on a busy Saturday night until our last drop of limoncello. The homemade pasta, the bread, the sauces were all delicious!Special Features:
- Great PlaceVeggiedinerDined on 9/10/2014We were a little late meeting friends and they were seated first. They were asked if they wanted a drink while they waited and were served bread with their delicious spread. Service was good, food creative and very good. Highly recommend. At the end of the meal they brought cookies and limoncello on the house!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014The food was amazing, everyone in our group loved the food. The waiter also paired our wine well with our food choices. Portion size was enough that you could still have an appetizer or salad and not feel stuffed. Would definitely go back!Special Features:
- Best Service around, unique menuNOSaints21Dined on 8/30/2014Always unique items on the menu with super fresh ingredients. Osso Bucco is highly recommended, but I've never ordered anything I didn't like. We dine at Biagio's as much as possible. Clean restaurant and amazing service. Best neighborhood Italian around, hands down!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BethanyBethanyDined on 8/23/2014Food and service exceptional. Highly recommend to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shock and AwefoodiecriticDined on 8/16/2014My husband and I made a reservation at Biagio at the end of a 3 day trip. We had found our eats thus far to be just ok and not worth the money spent. From the moment we entered Biagio we were impressed with the service, attention to detail and genuineness of the staff. The menu was very inventive while still having typical classics. The presentations were artful and the food was one fresh delicious bite after another. When the check arrived we commented to each other that we had paid double for far less quality and service at other upscale Italian restaurants. Since we are out of towners we won't likely be returning to Biagio anytime soon and that is a tragedy. Go and Enjoy - you'll love it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Great!VictoriaVIPDined on 8/12/2014Always had a wonderful meal here! Food and service are consistently stellar. Will return again.
- Amazing service and foodTotalfoodieVIPDined on 8/12/2014This restaurant is a gem! Perfectly fit for someone looking for an enjoyable meal and great service. The ambiance provides you with a Tuscany feel and an inviting warmth. From the savory delicious appetizers to the mouth watering desserts, this restaurant goes beyond your expectations! I am a foodie and love trying new places. I have eaten all over the world and I have to say this restaurant is on my top 5 in the world!!!! Highly recommend !!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and serviceAngie2000Dined on 8/9/2014First making reservation on line was so easy. It was great entering into a warm and friendly environment. The waiters and waitresses were very friendly, courteous and accommodating. The service between courses was very timely. Most importantly the food was good. The owner would stop by on occasions to make sure you were satisfied. I would not hesitate to dine there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SpectacularnandmDined on 8/8/2014A must choice for spectacular dining on all levels...always a great meal...gracious upscale service without being stand off ish . Comprehensive wine selections. Be prepared to want to return often!Special Features:
- Passionate MenuFoodieDined on 8/4/2014Truly wonderful experience! The chef comes out and greets to check on his guests frequently. Best Ossobucco I ever had in my life. Try the home made pastas they are amazing...brings you back to Italy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner not acceptabledisappointedDined on 8/2/2014First it was a special occasion for my cousin. We ordered the Veal Chop, medium. It came out well done, dry and tastless. I do recommend your restaurant, I've been 6 times in two years. I would like two "free" dinners, but that would of taken too much time.of taken. Disappointed, my bill, was was $245.00 with a 20% tip still to the waiter, total bill was $295.00. I would like two "free" dinner or dinner on the house for my 4 people..out of courtesy. I am a regular loyal customer, would you please accommodate my request, as I am loyal, picked your restaurant, as it is in my top two restaurant that I frequent. I hope you can call me, or email me back. Please understand my honesty. Robert Secondi (203)430-0341 - my cell#Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second time and still great.GaryDined on 8/2/2014It was our second visit in a month. My wife now labels it her favorite restaurant. Great food, great service, great price. They pay attention to you to ensure all is good with your dining experience.Special Features:
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- ctdinerctdinerDined on 7/26/2014Wonderful dinner menu and selection. The food was wonderful and the service very good! Great place to sit back, enjoy a great meal and relax with friends. The timing of service was very good and we never felt rushed. A wonderful evening out...highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingspudgaryDined on 7/19/2014While the food TASTED great, the experience was not. We were greeted then left standing until another waiter asked if we were being helped. Only after asking our waiter if there were any specials was this information offered. Two of our dinners came with closed mussels, and when the new dinners came (after which our wives had almost finished theirs) I found another closed mussel. (I just set it aside since it was apparent the chef was too busy to check). Although the calamari appetizer was awesome, the smaller ones on our dinners were hard and rubbery. And even though when we reserved we indicated that we were celebrating a birthday and anniversary, not even a congratulation was offered. Very disappointing, we won't be back.
- Highly recommendedDJODinerDined on 7/19/2014We went to Biagio's Osteria because another place we were going to go to had closed. We were going to mini golf up thee road and wanted someplace close by. I am very glad we went. The food was excellent. The service very good. I had the veal meatballs on polenta as an appetizer which was delicious. We both had lobster ravioli as an entree. It was delicious. My only complaint, and it is very minor, is the bread. It was a hard crusted bread that tasted a bit burnt on the crust. I would have preferred a good Italian bread, especially to sop up the leftover sauce from the ravioli. Overall it was an excellent dinner and we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Dress with the maternity potential – lot of place for growin belly:) I took pattern from Burda style magazine Poland, September, Model 132
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Yet another pitiful sight from the Middle East: tens of thousands of desperate Iraqi Yazidis and 200,000 Christians fleeing their homes near Mosul and seeking refuge in the mountains of nearby Kurdistan.
President Barack Obama has acknowledged that the world is witnessing "a potential act of genocide". Many more such wretched scenes of religious cleansing will assault our eyes and touch our hearts as the disintegration of the post-World War II order in the Middle East gains pace.
Since 2007 I have travelled extensively in Iraq and Syria on many humanitarian aid missions, and have witnessed the grisly progress of Sunni jihad, culminating in the latest Islamic State (IS) offensive against the city of Mosul and outlying towns and villages in Nineveh Province. This process, which has led to the establishment of a borderless caliphate based in Iraq and Syria, has predictably led to the religious cleansing of non-Sunnis, including Christians, Shiites, Alawites and Yazidi. Non-submissive Sunnis are also persecuted.
If this process is left unchecked, we will soon find the Bible lands of the Middle East, with the exception of Israel, devoid of Bible people. The last of the non-Israeli Jewish communities were eradicated in the 1960s. Now it is the turn of the Christians. The simple saying, "Sunday follows Saturday", is often cited in the Middle East when speaking of the region's disappearing Christian population. The "Saturday" people have gone; next, the "Sunday" people.
The genocidal jihad that is now gaining momentum is fuelled mainly by powerful figures in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait – all Sunni regional allies of Washington, London and Paris. Since the 1980s, a bigoted ideology of Sunni supremacism has been massively exported by oil-rich states and non-state actors. The radicalisation of the region and the growth of jihadi terror groups are among the results.
This phenomenon would not have been possible without the backing of Washington and its allies. Radical Islam was viewed as a useful barrier to the expansion of communism. Jihadists were used by the Western powers to spearhead the onslaught against Soviet forces in Afghanistan. The same tactics are used now in Syria to overthrow the Assad regime, an ally of Iran and Russia.
Turkey, a NATO member and candidate for membership of the EU, has been an important sanctuary, gateway and facilitator of jihadi rebels in Syria.
The empowerment of Al Qa'eda was the consequence of this misguided policy in Afghanistan. The phenomenal expansion of IS arises from its application in Syria.
Humanitarian aid is desperately needed. But aid actions will not address the root cause of the upsurge of genocidal jihadism. Washington and its allies can most effectively engage in genocide prevention by reining in the financial and ideological support for jihadism emanating from allies in the region, using punitive measures, such as sanctions and a denial of military support, if necessary.
Western powers can also make a major contribution to a restoration of stability in the region by refraining from poorly thought through regime change policies, and by taking initiatives to cooperate with Russia and China for the provision of collective security. This is a tall order and will require major and painful strategic changes.
Church leaders have an obligation to rally the faithful to provide humanitarian aid, and to echo loud and clear the many pleas of Pope Francis and his predecessor for solidarity with the existentially threatened church in the Middle East.
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Hotel Miguel Ángel provides the ideal opportunity to enjoy Madrid in style, as it has 5 stars. If you love having an abundance of options when it comes to taking a room, this is an ideal place for you. This accommodation is close to Paseo de la Castellana. When you choose to stay here, you are also located near Plaza de Colón. Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is 1.7 km (1.1 miles) from here. If you are here for business reasons, you may enjoy nearby AZCA business area.
A bar/lounge, a rooftop terrace and a garden are a handful of the common facilities you can access when staying in Hotel Miguel Ángel. In the 3 restaurants, the chefs pamper you with creative meals. This accommodation has a swimming pool. A spa/wellness center, a spa tub and a sauna are all provided for your pleasure here. Services offered at this destination include a limousine service, a luggage storage and a wedding service. Particularly interesting for today's business traveler: the presence of a conference space alongside a business center. This Madrid hotel has 267 rooms. The easiest way of getting where you want to be is using a paid airport shuttle bus.
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