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Abstract: Despite the ongoing appetite of financial investors for merchant investments into the European electricity network, the EC is reluctant to approve such undertakings, thus implicitly favoring regulated investments. Based on a two-level model, we analyze the impact of profit-maximizing merchant transmission investment as compared to welfare-maximizing regulated transmission investment. We apply the model to the Baltic Sea region, which has in the past been subject to rapid interconnector development and still would benefit from increased interconnection. We obtain stable results indicating that merchant investment may well contribute to overall welfare, but at the same time, "the merchant takes it all", i.e. in many cases merchant profits are close to the overall efficiency gain, and sometimes even higher. These results underline that that distributional aspects, besides mere welfare arguments should be taken into account when analyzing the impact of merchant transmission investment. Macro news and stock returns in the euro area: A VAR-GARCH-in-mean analysis http://hdl.handle.net/10419/103372 Title: Macro news and stock returns in the euro area: A VAR-GARCH-in-mean analysis

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I agreed with JIMD. Check you connection. When I took my air box out (we all know I like to take things apart for no reason), I did not put it back correctly. If you look at the photo and where the arrow is, well, on the opposite side (the underneath side) of that tube, there is a hook that if you do not connect it correctly will leave a gap underneath (which you cannot see). there are 2 tabs on each side, but there is a hook type at the bottom. Run your hand underneath and make sure there is no gap and you connected the tube securely. To be extra cautious, I would take it out again and just study the hook to understand how it is connected. Relax and just take it apart again and pay special attention to how each piece and the little hooks and groves on each piece and put it back carefully.
Can someone take a pic on how it goes on the "hook"?
All I saw was a flat tab piece. I put the air sleeve on top of it looking straight down so that the flat piece is under it and not above it (if it's above it, the sleeve will go over the entire piece).
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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Dec 22, 2009
- Also On: PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3
- Summary: Guitar Hero returns with another band-focused title, Guitar Hero: Van Halen. The game features 25 classic Van Halen tracks, three signature Eddie Van Halen guitar solos, and 19 hand-picked guest acts. Play in eight original venues specifically designed for Guitar Hero: Van Halen. Rock around the globe, from a small club in Los Angeles to arenas around the world, including the iconic "S-stage" from the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer's 2007 world tour. Play as one of the four members of Van Halen or create your own personalized superstar with Rock Star Creator and watch your superstar party on stage. Rock out with up to four players locally or battle other bands with up to 8 players. With tracks ranging from the high-energy "Jump" to the legendary guitar solo "Eruption," the easy to play, difficult to master game play that Guitar Hero fans have grown to love is back in Guitar Hero: Van Halen. [Activision]… Expand
- Developer: Neversoft Entertainment, Underground Development
- Genre(s): Music
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 4 out of 34
Mixed: 23 out of 34
Negative: 7 out of 34
The steep cost of admissions is the only real downside to this entire package.
If you got this as a freebie ,good for you, if you find it in the (heavily) discounted bin then try it out (it should be there by Friday).
Its existence is puzzling, its release an admittance of surrender, and its song selection showcases one singer while snubbing another... yet because Guitar Hero remains fun, Guitar Hero: Van Halen comes away as a decent diversion.
If you were lucky enough to snag a free copy from the Guitar Hero 5 mail-in promotion, you'll likely be pleased with this adequate iteration. But we can't imagine any non-hardcore Halen fans feeling good about dropping $60 on this half-hearted effort. [Jan 2010, p.76]
Pride, squabbling and calamitous design decisions have ultimately left the game a meagre shadow of its potential self. Its biggest problem, outside of its lacklustre design, is that you and the band have to ask yourselves, in the midst of a music game session, "shall we bother fumbling around the shelves looking for that copy of Guitar Hero: Van Halen?"
In a world where The Beatles Rock Band exists, the paltry effort put into Guitar Hero: Van Halen is, quite simply, deplorable. If you're going to devote the time, money, and effort to developing a band-themed game in this franchise-then do it right. Don't embarrass yourselves by passing something like this off as a legitimate, full-featured game.
Score distribution:
Positive: 2 out of 6
Mixed: 1 out of 6
Negative: 3 out of 6
AustinM.Dec 23, 2009The reviews are a bit low on this game, and I really don't know why. This is a fun game!! I'm a huge fan of Van Halen and Guitar Hero, so this definetely made it more fun for me. The tracklist is great, collecting some of Van Halen's best work, and was just a blast!! Although, I do agree with Game Informer saying this did deserve better. I got this free with GH5 offer, so I shouldn't complain much, and it did seem a bit rushed. It was really cool to unlock the classic looks of Van Halen, too bad Mike isn't there though. But this still doesn't stop this from being a great game!! "Jump" for Van Halen!!… Expand
[anonymous]Jan 18, 2010Best notetracks of any GH / RB game ever. Some additional features would be nice, but that's all extras that don't matter to the core game: playing the songs.… Expand
DavidB.Jan 15, 2010I got this for free with the GH5 mail in offer, and I'm still not impressed. I like the GH/RB games, but this really seemed to be a "throw in" with GH5, and nothing more. To think they're charging full price for this as a game? Ouch. $20 worth of DLC would have made more sense. Would have reduced the carbon footprint, to boot. VH fan or not, if you paid full price, you got ripped off.… Expand
JeffW.Dec 23, 2009This game does nothing to move forward the music game industry. It does nothing to compensate for the fact that it was released months after Guitar Hero 5 made leaps and bounds in this genre of video games. Besides that, the game has no narrative to compel you forward nor does nothing to explain Van Halen's significance to the music industry or anything. The game is also inconsistent with itself in the song choices, since the songs that were chosen do not at all relate to Van Halen's musical style nor their influences nor how they influenced the music genre. The only reason this game gets a 2 is because it has "functional" game play and some "decent" song selections. Still, no Van Hagar, no import, and no hope of future DLC for the game make it completely unacceptable. Do not buy this game unless you have just way too much money on your hands and do not mind wasting money on a game with some good songs but more than half of the set list is bad.… Expand
NathanielSJan 10, 2010This game is far less quality than any Guitar Hero game. Even if you go back to Guitar Hero 1 or Guitar Hero 80s you cannot find this low of quality. It is a giant step backwards in the genre. Why isn't this DLC? Sam Hagar is missing and somehow bands like Weezer and Third Eye Blind are in the game even though they sound nothing like Van Halen and most Van Halen fans would not be interested in those bands. My brain tells me that this game simply happened to lock VH in a exclusivity deal so they wouldn't work with Rock Band. Eddie should be embarassed.… Collapse
Oct 9, 2013Well that ends my enjoyment for David Roth songs. It's like he doesn't care about his fans think he's better by not singing any Sammy Hagar songs. His way of doing that made Activision only Used 78-84 songs. This is the worst Guitar Hero game yet. So way to go David. If Guitar Hero ever comes back there should be a remake of that game where there songs from the all singers including Sammy Hagar and Gary Cherone. David Roth has no dreams about fans, he'll never be on top of the world, and right now, he is the messed up member of the band if maybe not Eddie Van Halen.… Expand
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Of all the books I have listen to by LLM, this one is my least favorite. Parts are just to unreal and too many things were not addressed.
Didn't like
It is a one time only story, which I would no recommend to friends, but enjoyed her other books.
"I was expecting not so good."
Probably in the future.
Therese Plummer is awesome. She has the power to take a 3 star story to a 5 star Novel.
I purchase this book with some apprehension after reading the reviews. I'm glad I did, good story.
I guess after listening to Other such series of the same, this seems slow and redundant.
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This was not one of Robb's best. I was bored and has to listen to it twice, it just didn't grab me. A couple books in this series was borderline boring, this one made the mark.
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She is good and body else and this book would have tanked.
"Two stories"
Not really, there are better books. I was disappointed that this is actually 2 different stories. Guess I need to pay attention to reviews before I purchase.
Not sure, but I am always in search for the next book.
"Another 50 Shades story"
Well spent?
Well it states first book of a Trilogy sor I would say yeah.
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All? I would have to say top 50%.
Yes!! For the past two days, I had an ear bud in one ear.
This was the first book I listened to by Lisa Gardner. I now have several in my "wish list".
I did not enjoy!!! Slow and immature.
The story is about adults, but written as the main charters didn't have a clue in life.
I have listen to the narrator's other books, no problem. It was not the narrator!
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I have listened to this "series" twice and enjoyed the second go around as much as the first. Looking forward to not only the next book, but also lisitening to the series in another couple years.
This is an important subject, but it was so boring, I tried several times to finish, but was not successful.
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Yahoo's new chief executive Marissa Mayer has outlined her vision for the business, citing mobile as its "top priority", as the same time as the company reported better than expected quarterly results.
Marissa Mayer: Yahoo chief executive prioritises development of mobile offering
In her first earnings call since she joined the business in July, Mayer said that Yahoo "hasn't capitalised" on the mobile opportunity.
She said: "We haven't effectively optimized our websites, we've underinvested in our mobile front-end development and we've splintered our brands. All of this needs to change."
Meyer said the business's top priority was a "focused and coherent mobile strategy". She said Yahoo was well positioned in mobile because of its content verticals, such as finance and sport, which consumers wanted to access on their smartphone devices.
Her words echo those of Silicon Valley rivals Facebook and Google, which have both homed in on the importance of mobile for future growth.
While Yahoo's results have regularly disappointed Wall Street expectations in recent years, this quarter it beat them.
Net income climbed to $3.16bn (£1.97m), for the quarter ended 30 September, from $298.3m (£186.6m) for the same period last year.
Revenue growth, excluding traffic acquisition costs paid to partners, rose to $1.09bn (£682m) from $1.07bn (£667m) in the same period last year.
Yahoo did not break out UK revenues, but EMEA revenues suffered, dropping 18% year on year to reach $79m (£49m).
Display revenue, excluding traffic acquisition costs (TAC), was flat at $452m (£283m), compared to $449m (£281m) for the same period last year. Search revenue excluding TAC grew 10% year on year to reach $414m (£259m).
Operating costs, which hit Yahoo's results last quarter, were down 4.8% to reach $369m (£281m).
Yahoo has seen a revolving door of new appointments and departures in recent months. On the call, Mayer said she now had her "dream team" in place.
Her turnaround strategy for the business has been eagerly awaited. She said: "We're committed to going back to our roots as a consumer internet company".
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On Do you put out a bird feeder or try to feed the birds in the winter?
Kirk Larson 1 year, 11 months ago
I put out a feeder to give my cats something to watch out the window.
LogicMan 1 year, 11 months ago
Water might be in great need these days.
John Kyle 1 year, 11 months ago
Definitely. I had a cardinal taking a bath in my dogs little water dish a few weeks ago.
grammaddy 1 year, 11 months ago
No bird feeder, but all stale bread and leftover popcorn gets scattered across the back yard for our outdoor friends.
Ken Lassman 1 year, 11 months ago
The birds at my feeder are voracious these days. Doesn't seem like there's much out there to eat.
geekin_topekan 1 year, 11 months ago
No but its always fun to sprinkle dog food around the neighbors yard at night.
3up3down 1 year, 11 months ago
I don't have enough tuppence to feed the birds. Besides, if you feed the birds, all you will have is fat birds. ---- Mary Poppins
Liberty275 1 year, 11 months ago
I thought the birds went south for the winter. We were going to in the spring, but if there are still birds around we might do it earlier.
Ken Lassman 1 year, 11 months ago
Some stick around all winter, forming winter flocks of mixed species who look for food together, which makes a winter bird feeder so interesting. Others you see at the bird feeders now HAVE flown south, i.e. they've come from points north and are overwintering around here in milder climes than those where they spend their summers.
Tomato 1 year, 11 months ago
They definitely hang out all year. Here are some outside the window during a snowstorm here in Lawrence.
George_Braziller 1 year, 11 months ago
I used to put out a bird feeder during the winter but the squirrels would either eat all the seed in a few hours or destroy the feeder to get to it. Now I just scatter seed on the ground.
Kirk Larson 1 year, 11 months ago
The right feeder in the right place can get around that. Mine hangs under an eave they can't easily reach and has openings that close when too much weight is on the feeder. They're not a problem now and when I fill the feeder I put out a little for the squirrels in sympathy.
George_Braziller 1 year, 11 months ago
I've tried various feeders in different locations. They always figure out a way to get to the seed. They're crafty little bastards. I've seen them hang upside down to get past the ones that close with too much weight.
Had one on a shepherd's hook in an open area and they still got to the feeder so I greased the pole with some vaseline. It worked but I had to keep doing it because they would keep trying to climb it and would wear it off. However it was extremely entertaining watching them try to climb it when it was freshly greased. They'd get up a couple of feet and then just slide down.
Clara Westphal 1 year, 11 months ago
Cardinals, chick-a-dees, and sparrows do not migrate. We had several Cardinals at our birdfeeder all winter long.
It is expensive to keep a bird feeder full . I don't have a pet so the birds are my fun watch.
Squirrels are a definite problem.
rockchalker52 1 year, 11 months ago
The crows flat out steal all of the suet cakes right out of our feeders.
BitterClinger 1 year, 11 months ago
starlings do, too.
roadwarrior 1 year, 11 months ago
water is crucial right now. I have a much higher population due to providing water than I normally would. having several water sources of differnt depths has been important to them. So far there is plenty of food.
fancy80 1 year, 11 months ago
We have bird feeders and I put food out for squirrels and bunnies. I think we have a raccoon that is helping himself to our dog food. I also throw out old bread and apples. I try to keep water out too.
RoeDapple 1 year, 11 months ago
Mostly for the chickens. We need the eggs.
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OCEG is pleased to announce the appointment of three OCEG Fellows, each of whom is a well-respected contributor to the body of knowledge that OCEG has developed over the past ten years addressing the value of integrating governance, risk and compliance (GRC) as a capability to attain Principled Performance.
"Each of the individuals appointed as new OCEG Fellows for 2013 has offered insight and support that has enabled OCEG to serve our global membership community by developing standards, educational materials and other content that organizations of all types and sizes may use to improve GRC capabilities," said OCEG Co-Founder and President, Carole Switzer, as she made the announcement of the new appointments.
"Professor Constantine Konstans, the founding executive director of the Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance at the University of Texas, Dallas, has developed graduate level curriculum around the OCEG GRC Capability Model, which he has taught for several years now with great success in training future corporate managers and executives. Together with Professor Suresh Radhakrishnan, he also has provided analysis of OCEG GRC Maturity Survey results and Professor Konstans continues to offer perspective to OCEG as the understanding of GRC capability needs grows."
"Jason Mefford first joined OCEG as a representative on our Leadership Council while he was serving as the Chief Audit Executive of Ventura Foods," Ms. Switzer continued, "and in his current role as a professional trainer and executive coach with his new company, Mefford Associates, he continues to support OCEG by both teaching and overseeing our GRC Fundamentals and GRC Auditing seminars around the world."
"Jose Tabuena, who recently joined Orion Health as its Chief Compliance Counsel, also has been involved with OCEG for many years and was an active participant in the development of the OCEG Red Book GRC Capability Model," said Ms. Switzer. "Jose is a passionate and knowledgeable speaker on GRC and a strong advocate of OCEG's goal of Principled Performance for companies and organizations of all types and sizes."
"We are very pleased to have these three thought leaders join our esteemed group of OCEG Fellows who will be continuing in the role for 2013," said OCEG Co-Founder and Chairman, Scott Mitchell, "and we look forward to working with them all as we continue to refine and grow both the concepts and tools for GRC and Principled Performance."
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Stafford's Pier/Pointer Room
- Address:
102 Bay St.
Harbor Springs, MI 49740Neighborhood:
Harbor Springs
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Stafford's Pier/Pointer Room
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.staffords.com/
- Phone: (231) 526-6201
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 3:30pm;
Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Britt Beaumont
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Lindsey Walker 2315266201x
- Entertainment: Piano on Fridays and Saturdays in the Pointer Dining room
A word from Stafford's Pier/Pointer Room
A tribute to the maritime heritage of beautiful Harbor Springs, Stafford's Pier Restaurant offers true waterfront dining, quite literally, as the Pier Restaurant was built on original pilings over the harbor.Continued
The Pier's Pointer Room overlooks the historic yacht basin while offering visitors a superb choice of fine cuisine. The more casual Chart Room provides a relaxed environment with a traditional menu. A local meeting spot, the Wheelhouse Lounge is open daily for cocktails with a complete menu. Dudley's Deck is without question the most famous outdoor dining spot in northern Michigan and the place to be each and every Fourth of July.
Along with spectacular views, the Pier notes an impressive culinary team, lead by Executive Chef Britt Beaumont.
The Pier is always the center of action in Harbor Springs all year long. And especially when summertime hits, there is probably no more popular nightspot in town.
The Pier's Pointer Room overlooks the historic yacht basin while offering visitors a superb choice of fine cuisine. The more casual Chart Room provides a relaxed environment with a traditional menu. A local meeting spot, the Wheelhouse Lounge is open daily for cocktails with a complete menu. Dudley's Deck is without question the most famous outdoor dining spot in northern Michigan and the place to be each and every Fourth of July.
Along with spectacular views, the Pier notes an impressive culinary team, lead by Executive Chef Britt Beaumont.
The Pier is always the center of action in Harbor Springs all year long. And especially when summertime hits, there is probably no more popular nightspot in town.
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Stafford's Pier/Pointer Room reviews from OpenTable diners
31 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (27)romantic (17)neighborhood gem (13)special occasion (13)notable wine list (11)good for groups (8)fit for foodies (8)great for outdoor dining (7)great for lunch (4)great for brunch (3)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)hot spot (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Staffords PierFrankoDined on 11/11/2014Our realtor in Petoskey recc Staffords to us & we were mostly* pleased with our visit there for dinner. The two entrees--which included whitefish & an evening special "Taco plate"--were fresh-prepared and excellent, and the service was relaxed-but-outstanding. Since the ambiance was memorable, w. prices quite reasonable, my wife & I can see why the "haves" And have-nots of the Harbor-Springs/Petoskey region consider this establishment to be something special. *w. the only downside--apart from being there at the wrong time, and season, to enjoy the restaurant views of Little Traverse Bay--resulted from one rather loud [free-spending, drinking & bragging] diner at a distant table. I guess clueless/classless behavior knows no class boundaries...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014Quiet, understated elegance, and food that is simply delicious. Our server (Saturday, November 8) (ashamed to have forgotten her name),was attentive, helpful and generally a delight.Special Features:
- Excellent as alwaysKristineDined on 10/31/2014We are always delighted by the great food, great service, and the great environment every time we dine at the Pointer Room. I especially am very thankful for the AWESOME vegan meals! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A spot of our ownAjoy2bVIPDined on 10/12/2014We visited Harbor Springs for the fall foliage. The weather was great & the food was exceptional. Our server, Korey was personable; made good recommendations and made us feel like we were the only ones there.Special Features:
- Thoughtful StaffaapottsDined on 10/10/2014Lovely ambiance with terrific views of the pier out giant windows. I noted in our online reservation that our party was celebrating birthdays and both the hostess and server (without reminder) wished us Happy Birthdays and brought a special treat after dinner. Very thoughtful. Food was delicious. Hope to return again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodSteveDined on 10/4/2014Stanford's Pier is always great. The food and drink are wonderful and the view and staff fantastic! It was very noisy this time and that was disappointing. Very large tour group present. But we will be back often.Special Features:
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/8/2014Our meal was very good. Food was pipping hot out of the kitchen and tasted delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Truly awesome!KristineDined on 8/31/2014The Pointer Room is truly awesome! Kevin goes out of his way to create the best vegan dishes. I really appreciate the special treatment and the great service that we get each and every time we dine at The Pointer Room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A yearly date nightsuzieDined on 8/30/2014When we are in Harbor Springs this is always where we go on our last night of vacation. Never disappoints. Service outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Short GetawayTimeTogetherDined on 8/30/2014My husband and I enjoyed our dinner, the atmosphere and service at Stafford's Pier. We asked for a window seat and had a wonderful view of the harbor. It was our first visit and would certainly dine there again.Special Features:
- SPECTACULAR!!!KristineDined on 8/17/2014Kevin out did himself with the SPECTACULAR vegan dish he created for me!!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!Special Features:
- Great as always!KristineDined on 8/16/2014Thank you to all at the Pointer Room for making our evening so very wonderful! The food was wonderful as always and we always enjoy all of the wonderful staff.Special Features:
- Great diningNeubyDined on 8/15/2014We had Canadian Walleye and Planked Whitefish. We have never been disappointed in over 35 years. I even received 2 cherries in my Manhattan! We celebrated our 50th Wedding Anniversary there on the 15th. Our waitress Ali was very accommodating and friendly. We are also in the frequent diners program.Special Features:
- Incredible Date NightDateNightDined on 8/15/2014I recently had a "Daddy/Daughter Date Night" with my 4-year-old and I have to say the staff was amazing! I wasn't expecting anything other than a quiet night, but everyone went over and above to make my daughter feel very special. The meals were incredible, as were all the little things that added the warmth to our occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great Pointe!!!Ajoy2bVIPDined on 8/12/2014Staying in Harbor Springs for 2 weeks with 3 grandchildren we found Staffords to be the finest restaurant in HS. It is casual but has a fine dining atmosphere which we look for when dining. The food is consistently great. The service staff personable and accommodating.Special Features:
- Very enjoyableNMGalDined on 8/12/2014Scallops, fried brussel sprouts, admirals platter and dover sole, wonderful meal, excellent service, great ambience, will returnSpecial Features:
- A+ service and wonderful viewRhodaDined on 8/5/2014The food was just ok. Some rolls were very stale and the food was uninteresting. The staff, however, from the manager to the host to the staff was kind, accommodating, friendly and professional in every way. We were a large party that included children and we could not have been treated better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Timeless favoriteOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/1/2014As summer people in Harbor Springs, we have dined at the Pier year after year. It offers spectacular views of the harbor, refined and gracious dining, an attentive wait staff and a varied and tasty menu.Special Features:
- Great as always!KristineDined on 8/1/2014The food and service was great as always! Thank you Britt for making us wonderful vegan food!Special Features:
- The following 102 reviews are from the Stafford's Pier/Pointer Room reviews archive.
- Great mealgolferDined on 7/21/2014This was one of the best meals I've had in years. The petite steak and plank whitefish was fantastic-definely a go back to restaurant.Special Features:
- Stafford's Inn Pier ResturantJSS1962Dined on 7/4/2014Was there on July 4th, what a view! Service was fantastic ! Salad wedge one of the freshest I have had in years. Ask for coffee with dessert they bring a little tray of add on's with coffee. Such a neat place. Already made reservations for one more time while on vacation here in Harbor SpringsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TucsontasterVIPDined on 6/26/2014You couldn't find a more beautiful dining room than the Pointer Room at Stafford's Pier Restaurant. Views of the harbor are all around and when we were there last Thursday evening we enjoyed watching the activity on the third deck of a huge yacht. The Pier has the best whitefish we've ever had - year after year. My favorite is the recipe (not on the menu) with capers and lemon sauce.Special Features:
- A beautiful placeRandeVIPDined on 6/21/2014as this is the very beginning of the season, with new employees, there are always a few "glitches" to work out, but we love this dining venue. As a great added surprise, we found a newly added appetizer(fried brussel sprouts), so delicious we asked to complement the chef. That alone will bring us to dine at the Pier more often! My husband had the famous perch dinner and it never disappoints! I ordered king crab legs which were delicious, but the first time mistakenly came out as crab cakes.Management is superb and we felt specially treated. You cannot miss this restaurant if you're in this area, as it is truly a winner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food Slow PreparationFunVacationDined on 6/21/2014We enjoyed our experience and food, but it took a very long time to get our food after we ordered. The waitress and manager both expressed that they were sorry we had to wait so long, but they didn't offer any kind of discount.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We love Staffords!KristineDined on 6/21/2014We always dine at The Pointer Room when we are in Harbor Springs. The food is outstanding! The service is wonderful! Best of all we have gotten to know several of the staff and they take the time to stop and say hello - making us feel even more welcome.Special Features:
- bigger cutsPrimeDined on 6/7/2014ordered Prime Rib and Rib eye. Prime Rib had been around for awhile, ordered it medium rare came out medium and a very thin cut of meat had gravy on it?? The menu said it was a 12oz,but look like a 8oz. Not much flavor. Bake potato was just okay. The Rib eye steak was also very thin cut for a steak and price. The wife said the taste was good. For the prices we paid the cut of meat should have been better. The drinks we're nice and wet and the boats hanging on the celling were nice and the table was nice and the chairs were nice and this is far too many word to type for a review....never again.........................................................................................................will I write a review for open table.........Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food great viewLakegirlDined on 5/26/2014Amazing food and a beautiful restaurant. Complaints: didn't get enough food for how much I paidSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for an anniv. dinnerdko2444Dined on 5/25/2014My wife and I celebrated our 13th wedding anniversary and were not disappointed. The service was excellent, as was the food with the exception of the Crab Claw Cocktail that was difficult to eat and not worth the work to get the meat out of the claw. They did take $12.00 off the final bill. We were treated to a champagne split and ordered another one later in the meal. We will go back whenever we visit Harbor Springs, and will definitely try them elsewhere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed!DavidVIPDined on 5/25/2014The waitress seemed disorganized and had problems keeping the order straight. The table next to us also had problems. Many nice tables by the window available but we were placed at a side table. Haven't been there in many years and probably won't be back for many more.
- Always excellentKristineDined on 5/23/2014Stafford's always does an excellent job! Each time we visit The Pointer Room we are extremely pleased with the food and service. The Pointer Room is truly the best. Thank you Rob for all of the wonderful vegan dishes you have prepared for me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice quiet meal.DetroitmamaDined on 5/14/2014Nice quiet meal with a great view. Service was excellent. Food was average. Easy to get (open table) reservation the time of year we were there (early May.)Special Features:
- A Harbor Springs classicSusanDined on 5/6/2014Ruth our server was very friendly and attentive without being overwhelming. As far as the great lakes, the broiled whitefish cannot be beat. Very quiet evening, midweek. In the summer/warmer months? Make a reservation or you will wait.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious dinner, wonderful wineavocate08Dined on 5/3/2014We ate here after a cold, rainy day of looking at property. Quiet ambiance, excellent food and service, and the Staffird's own Carneros red was fabulous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everyone really out did themselves!KristineDined on 4/5/2014I have to thank everyone at The Pier for such a wonderful evening! The service was awesome. The food was spectacular and I have Rob to thank for that. He always creates the most awesome vegan dishes. The risotto dish I had should be on the menu. I am positive that even 'meat eaters' would find this dish amazing. I hope that Stafford's keeps Rob happy as I would not want anyone to steal him away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome as always!KristineDined on 3/15/2014The Pointer Room was awesome as always! Rob created a wonderful vegan appetizer and entree, Andrea was a wonderful server, and David made sure we were well taken care of throughout our evening. Thank you! We look forward to many more wonderful evenings at The Pier.Special Features:
- Happy AnniversaryHappyWeddingAnniversaryDined on 2/22/2014My wife and I took her parents here for their 43rd anniversary and it was perfect. It was a non-holiday Saturday in February so pretty quiet already but the service and food did not fail to impress and go beyond the expected. We sat by the window as requested earlier in an email and got to see a stunning, pink and purple wintery sunset over the bay. The pianist, amazing calamari, breaded and fried just right with a mild but tasty sauce, perch, surf and turf and the Commander's Platter were all great. My mother-in-law accidentally spilled half of her hummer at one point and the waitress got her another full one. Afterwards, we went to the fun bar and sat by the fire for more conversation and one last cocktail. Everything was impressive!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always - excellent all aroundKristineDined on 2/14/2014We dined at The Pier on Valentine's Day and the food, service, and atmosphere was excellent. We enjoy dining at The Pier and I truly appreciate Rob making me a wonderful vegan meal. The Pier is truly the best restaurant in Harbor Springs.Special Features:
- Always top notch!KristineDined on 1/18/2014The Pointer Room is absolutely the best restaurant in Harbor Springs. The staff is wonderful. The food is out of this world! Most of all Rob always creates a fantastic vegan dish for me. I always look forward to our next time at The Pointer Room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stafford's Pier is a delightfulVickyDined on 12/7/2013Stafford's Pier is a delightful place for lunch and dinner. Spectacular view, amazing ambiance and the service was fantastic. The food was excellent. The cherry bibb salad was the best salad I have ever eaten! The plank and perch dinner was excellent. I would substitute the duchess potatoes for something else. Overall excellent dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingNMGalDined on 11/28/2013Thank you to the happy, efficient, friendly staff for a memorable dining experience. We WILL returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Playoff homecoming Bruined
Boston spoils Toronto's party with 5-2 win
TORONTO -- The Leafs upped their shots and hits in Game 3 against the Boston Bruins. But their mistakes also went up.
That proved to be the difference Monday night as Boston took advantage to defeat Toronto 5-2 and regain the upper hand in their NHL playoff series.
"They made less mistakes than we did and their execution level was above ours," Toronto coach Randy Carlyle said in assessing the night.
"Mistakes just killed us tonight," echoed smooth-skating defenceman Jake Gardiner, who scored his first-ever playoff goal.
The loss came before 19,746 amped-up fans inside the Air Canada Centre. Outside, a blue-and-white throng watched the game on a big screen in Maple Leaf Square as playoff hockey returned to Toronto for the first time since 2004.
"The crowd was awesome," said Leafs forward James van Riemsdyk. "One of the loudest I think I've played in front of in the NHL."
Game 4 goes Wednesday in Toronto, with the Leafs trailing 2-1 in the series.
Adam McQuaid, Rich Peverley, Nathan Horton, Daniel Paille and David Krejci -- with an empty-net goal with 1:17 remaining -- scored for Boston, a playoff-savvy squad which came out with an edge.
The line of Milan Lucic, Krejci and Horton finished the night with two goals and six assists. They have combined for 17 points through the first three post-season games, with five goals and 12 assists.
Future Hall of Famer Jaromir Jagr also showed off his skills, setting up a goal and controlling the puck as if it was glued to his stick.
"Vintage Jagr in the offensive zone," said Boston coach Claude Julien.
Phil Kessel accounted for the other Toronto goal in a physical game that saw Boston outhit the Leafs 51-48.
The Leafs charged hard in the third, outshooting Boston 18-6 for a 47-38 overall edge. But Tuuka Rask stood tall in the Boston goal.
"They came out in the third a desperate team," said Julien.
It was the first Leafs' home playoff game since May 4, 2004, when Toronto lost 3-2 in overtime to the Philadelphia Flyers to lose the conference semifinal 4-2. Fans were rewarded for patience with free scarves.
The last home playoff win came in that same series, a 3-1 victory on April 30, 2004.
For the Bruins, the playoffs are business as usual. Boston, which won the Cup two years ago, is in the post-season for the sixth straight year.
After being beaten 4-2 in Boston on Saturday night, the Bruins upped their game.
"I think, as a team, we played a good road game," Krejci said. "Maybe we didn't have as many chances in Game 1 (a 4-1 Boston win) but I think it was a perfect road game and I'm pretty happy about that.
"In Game 4 we know it's going to be tougher just like we knew Game 2 was going to be tougher."
The Leafs, meanwhile, were punished for their mistakes.
But they went down shooting. It was the most shots this season since they mustered 43 in a January loss to the New York Islanders.
It was the most shots allowed by the Bruins in a playoff game since Montreal's 51 in a double-overtime game on April 23, 2011. And it was the most shots allowed by the Bruins in a non-overtime playoff game since April 11, 1975, when Chicago had 56 in a 6-4 Blackhawks win.
"We hung him out to dry a couple too many times," van Riemsdyk said of Leafs goalie James Reimer, who deserved better. "That was the difference in the game."
Inside the chants of "Go Leafs Go" started early, before the warmup. Even anthem singer 2nd Lieutenant Scott Newlands got an ovation, with the crowd belting out "O Canada" with him.
Boston did its bit to quiet the crowd, which still had its moments as the night progressed. And the fans booed Bruins captain Zdeno Chara almost every time he touched the puck.
The crowd showed Kessel some love, chanting "Thank You Kessel." Unlike in Boston, where fans used the chant to taunt the former Bruin, they meant it Monday.
Toronto went with the same lineup, sitting out defencemen Michael Kostka (broken finger) and John-Michael Liles and forwards Clarke MacArthur, Frazer McLaren and Joe Colborne.
Carlyle continued to do his best to keep Kessel away from Chara. Matt Frattin spent eight seconds on the ice after the opening faceoff before he headed to the bench and Kessel popped over the boards.
Kessel saw time on lines with both Tyler Bozak and Joffrey Lupul, and Nazem Kadri and Ryan Hamilton, with Frattin acting as his body double as needed on the other trio. Kessel was also deployed at times on left wing for faceoffs in the Boston end, to earn some space from the six-foot-nine Boston captain.
-- The Canadian Press
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition May 7, 2013 D3
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