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... of moon rocks that we could handle so this time made it twice I have handled the rare commodity. I also recently read an article in Wired about a NASA employee that tried to sell several pounds of moon rocks to a precious gem collector. Fortunately the gem collector had a conscience and reported him to InterPol almost immediately. The sale went through, but only as a sting to apprehend the salesman. Apparently he liberated the rocks from a filing cabinet of a NASA ...
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... Jon surf shop. I took advantage of free WiFi there while Mike returned to the ship. While I was about to leave Ron Jon, I received a text message from Mike warning me not to buy a cheap snorkel set at the shop across the street, as I had planned. We were going to snorkel tomorrow at Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, a private island in the Bahamas owned by Norwegian Cruiseline. But Mike informed me the GSC stop was canceled because of forecasted rough seas ...
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... wheelchair obstacles trying to slow you down and keep you from getting to the gate on time. Who needs the reality show Amazing Race, they just need to film people trying to catch connecting flights in Atlanta. We did finally get to our gate and then we saw that the neat orderly loading of the plane that we had earlier in Dallas, was nowhere to be found on this flight. When they called for our seating zone to load, it became a mad ...
FIT and turtle watching
... their eggs. No lights are allowed as this disorients the turtles, and the turtles will go back in the ocean. We look for trails. I noticed a dark object moving very slowly out of the ocean and up onto the beach. It takes about an hour for the turtles to lay their eggs. The turtle lays some eggs, covers the eggs with sand, lays eggs, covers with sands, and continues this process until done.


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What the 4K: High-def DisplayPort vid meets reversible USB Type C
Re: Nirvana
Only if the manufacturer installs the port the "correct" way... on my HTC One X+ the logo on the USB cable plugs in facing downwards not up... no matter which of the cheap/expensive/manufacturer supplied cables I use!
Buying memory in an iPhone 6: Like wiping your bottom with dollar bills
Sigh! ...Industry issue... not an Apple one...
Incidentally when they announced the iPhone 6, me and a mate did a bit of a memory cost comparison. With a Nexus 5 16 Gb costing £299 and the 32 Gb costing £339, you are paying £2.50 per Gb for the extra 16 Gb.
So although I wholeheartedly agree that the cost per Gb is extrotionate, it's not like it's an Apple centric issue... they are ALL as bad as each other, so wouldn't it be better to bash the industry as a whole and not just Apple?
(For the "bias" record I used to own an iPhone 4, before moving to the HTC One X+ and am planning on getting the Nexus 6... if it is ever announced...)
This flashlight app requires: Your contacts list, identity, access to your camera...
I would also hazard a guess that we are both partly right ;-)
I have made the odd app here and there (nothing pro... i wish!) and although it's not quite as simple as just adding all the classes etc, I can quite imagine that there are basic frameworks out there provided specifically so that people can quickly build apps on top and that those frameworks DO have all the permissions enabled... so basically the same thing.
I think that's an extremely generous assumption...
I work on the basis that these "naff" little apps are constructed by people who know EXACTLY what they are doing and know that for very little dev time spent, every 1,000/10,000/100,000 people that say yes, they can sell that info... at best to marketing companies and at worst to... well!
In-app purchases aren't the only way to make real money in apps...
Microsoft bins Bing image widget after Getty sueball
... we didin't mean to infringe copyright
What could possibly go wrong? Banks could provide ID assurance for Gov.UK – report
Re: Must have a think about this
Yes Bank are in most things for the money, but in this case I would suspect that Lloyds and other banks will see the appeal from a customer retention perspective rather than a "how do i get paid" one... especially with the recent introduction of fast account switching between banks that was forced upon them. No doubt this will fall outside of that remit to some extent as it's "newer" and will be a reason the banks can use to try to convince you to stay...
LOHAN Kickstarter bid IS GO: Back our Vulture 2 spaceplane launch
Engraved Tankards...
Any pictures available of the engraved tankards?
It's not that I doubt the quality of any work done by you guys, but it's nice to see what kind of receptical i'm getting for £40... ;-)
Windows 8.1: Read this BEFORE updating - especially you, IT admins
3.5Gb pffttt
As much as I hate to praise anything associated with Rupert Murdoch... Sky broadband in London... 20% of the download done in 10 mins... can't complain at that!
WHY didn't Microsoft buy RIM? Us business blokes would have queued for THAT phone
Personal and Work Profiles on a Phone
Your comment about having a work profile and a personal profile etc is something that I had looked for and thought I had almost found.
I bought an HTC One X+ and in Sense 4, you had the ability to setup multiple profiles. You could switch between them and all the widgets and folders on the main screen would switch as well. Perfect, I had E-mail setup as a main widget on my "Work" profile and not on the "Personal" one. However, there was one small problem. In order to change between profiles you had to Swipe down, click settings, click to go inside another setting, then click on the profiles setting, then swipe to the profile you wanted, then click ok, then exit settings and it was just such a pain in the arse that I stopped using it.
I found the Llama app with which you can set cell towers as Home, or Work or whatever and then when you come in range of one it triggers all your Work actions, like going to vibrate etc. It can even hook into programs, so long as they expose a hook, but sadly it seems Sense 4 didn't.
Lastly I had a number of e-mail conversations with HTC and the outcome seemed bright in that I was told my suggestions to make profile switching easier would be lloked at by the developers for a future Sense release and that my suggestion to expose a hook would be looked into, but sadly with the release of Sense 5 it seems they have done away with profiles altogether, or at least buried them so deep I can't find them.
So sad and as you mention it would be soooooo useful on a daily basis!
Our magnificent Vulture 2 spaceplane: Intimate snaps
Re: Airframe comparison
Do you wear a tinfoil hat?
Even if The Reg decided that actually this was a bad idea and that to save themselves from government spooks they better delete this... i'm relatively sure that they can't delete Google Cache or entries on the WayBackMachine (to name but two) and therefore would be screwed anyway. With that in mind, if you're gonna go down, better to to do it actually having achieved their lofty goal!
I for one cannot wait for the launch of this and will be watching it live on the stream. As for you... i'd suggest that as you're so concerned you best not come back to The Reg and delete your account... just in case... you never know...
Official crackdown on Apple fanboi 'shanty town' ahead of London iPhone launch
Re: Rewarding Loyalty
To be fair, they probably don't give a crap about taking online abuse and despite the fact that you may not consider £600 for five days to be good value for money there are many MANY people in this world that would (and lets face it, an estate agent is bound to be one of them ;-)
(Also a slight aside... IF that does happen then it's more lokely to be the £709 version)
Rewarding Loyalty
I wonder if any of the commentards on here will stick to their opinions of cretins, numpties and pathetic when we see an article later in the week saying that the pair have been rewarded by Tim Cook for their loyalty (and free advertising boost to Apple) by giving them the latest iPhone for free...
Although I would never queue in this way for a phone and find the whole notion highly amusing, as someone else pointed out here... "way to give a couple of harmless blokes a hard time"
What an intolerant society we sadly live in...
Boffins fire up old dish to send interstellar SMS
Re: Won't reach....
... or just be more advanced/adept than us at filtering out background noise... in which case I refer you back to...
"Why the hell would they do that?"
Whoever recently showed us the secret documents: Do get in touch
Re: Somewhere in the depths of Prism
Balls... I clicked it twice!
AT&T drops Facebook phone to 99 cents
Well as much as I don't care for Facebook, this article has introduced Google Tracks to me, as well as a host of other Google apps... not saying they are any good as I've not tested them, but they are certainly more interesting to me than Facebook on my phone ;-)
Pah! Social, file-sharing apps are SAFE compared to biz apps
" ... While 339 social networking, video, and file-sharing applications represent 20 per cent of network bandwidth use, they account for less than 1 per cent of threat logs ... "
" ... The top 10 applications by threat are: MS SQL; MS RPC; Web Browsing; Server Message Block; MS SQL Monitor; MS Office Communicator; SIP; Active Directory; Remote Procedure Call; and DNS ..."
erm... isn't "Web Browsing" a fairly broad business application, that is likely to incorporate most of the threat logs associated with users surfing to social networking sites and the 1% referred to is the tiny amount where a user has actually admitted to using a social networking site at work...
The Register: Our all-new app now available for Android
In the top right corner there is what looks like a settings icon, however when I tap it, it does nothing... not sure if it's meant to be a settings menu or not...
Also every time I open it I get a message saying the application needs to restart and then it exits and re-loads the app
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Wake up call: As bears end hibernation, they'll wander in search of food
Granite Staters have been warned to take in their bird feeders or else bears, hungry after a long winter's nap, may drop by the house for a meal. (Courtesy file photo/ Joel Rhymer, New Hampshire Fish and Game)
He said the rate of bear/human conflicts that could occur this spring and summer is unknown and difficult to predict, however.
A single food reward will cause a bear to return and continue to search the area for food. Homeowners are urged to clean up any stray bird seed, secure all garbage in airtight containers, lock dumpsters if you use one, avoid putting meat or other food scraps in outdoor compost piles, never leave pet food dishes outside overnight, and clean and store outdoor grills after each use.
"Bears get into chicken pens — we really push the use of electric fences to protect those chickens. Chickens are on most wild animals' dinner menu. If you're going to raise chickens, it's important to protect them from predation," said Timmins, noting the increased popularity of homeowners raising their own chickens. He recommends against shooting bears caught at a chicken coop, an act that often leaves orphaned cubs.
In 2013, Kilhem, the state's only licensed bear rehabilitator, raised 27 orphaned cubs after their parents were killed for a variety of reasons including the harsh winter, lack of food, traffic accidents or being intentionally shot after they got into chicken coops.
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Just in time for the holidays! The ability to spend even more time on Facebook! Amazon would like you to know that you can now send Amazon gift cards directly to your Facebook friends instead of having to use that pesky old email. Neat, huh?
To make sure everyone gets the picture, they're even running a special Give 5, Get 5 promotion. Give five $1 mp3 gift certificates to five Facebook friends and the first 100,000 users will get a $5 Amazon gift certificate in return.
It's a pretty smart way to get the masses to do your marketing for you. Five dollars is an amount most people won't think twice about throwing away and since you're required to send it to five people (you can't send $5 to one person), Amazon has assured themselves a wide reach.


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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski was flagged on Sunday night for driving Indianapolis Colts defensive back Sergio Brown off the field and into a cameraman. Gronk was assessed penalties for unnecessary roughness and taunting, but boy was it worth it. Brown got the Wikipedia treatment on Monday in multiple different ways. For starters,…Read More


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Semnat Studios has put out a trailer for the upcoming Eduardo the Samurai toaster on WiiWare. Eduardo and up to three friends in local multiplayer have to shoot their way through 13 levels in this unique looking side-scroller.
I was skeptical when I first heard about this game, but seeing it in motion now I think it actually looks cool.
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This game looks stupid but I still have the urge to play it. Too bad I can't get WiiWare games.
awesome boy said:
13?! Weak.
Mike said:
Awesome boy: not always. Metal Slug had 6 (or maybe even 5, I forget) levels but still was awesome.
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Ahah, here's the problem, too many toasters.
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The Wii U is certainly unique - no question about that. Regarding third-party support, I'd make a distinction ... Reggie Fils-Aime Talks Nintendo Third Party Woes
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Bentonville, AR 72712Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Hive at 21c
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.thehivebentonville.com/
- Phone: (479) 286-6575
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 6:30am - 10:00am
Saturday & Sunday: 7:00am - 10:30am
Saturday & Sunday: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
Lounge & Bar:
Sunday - Thursday: 11:00am - Midnight
Friday & Saturday: 11:00am - 1:00am
*Late night menu until Midnight - 7 days a week
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Southern, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Matthew McClure
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Whether you're hosting a big business dinner or
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Located at 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville, The Hive emphasizes the unique culinary identity of Arkansas, while articulating chef Matthew McClure's approach to refined country cuisine. Showcasing the region's farmers and culinary landscape, chef McClure's menus stay true to the High South, highlighting ingredients such as black walnuts, freshly milled corn meal, hickory smoked hams, peaches, melons and sweet onions.Continued
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The Hive at 21c reviews from OpenTable diners
136 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (95)special occasion (72)hot spot (56)vibrant bar scene (52)neighborhood gem (46)good for groups (40)romantic (34)notable wine list (33)great for brunch (22)great for lunch (18)late-night find (13)kid-friendly (10)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- First RateHowardRVIPDined on 11/16/2014Great food and service in a very fine setting. Terrific experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best yet!HSfoodieDined on 11/14/2014This was our best experience yet at The Hive. The food was outstanding and the service from our waiter was top shelf!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible brisket (all fat) and problems with billNancyVIPDined on 11/13/2014So excited to eat here, but very sad with quality of entre. Mistakes on the bill added to frustration.
- thank youOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/11/2014All staff have been remarkably helpful and friendly. Beautiful hotel and excellent dining.Special Features:
- Hive ReviewYummyDined on 11/9/2014This was the first time dining here. I am vegan but they accommodated my request of "no cheese." I had the fennel salad, potatoes, and squash soup. My husband had the waffle. Everything was tasty. The staff was exceptionally friendly and knowledgable about the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodCriticVIPDined on 11/8/2014Terrific food and excellent service. Best meal on our recent trip to Arkansas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Southern FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/8/2014The food was delicious. The salt brined pork chop was flavorful and tender. The pecan pie with buttermilk ice-cream was better than Mom made. We did not leave a bite. The sides and salads were good but the meat and pie were the best. Good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cocktails were the bestMaryAnneDined on 11/7/2014I had the Belle gone Bad. I am not a big drinker but love to try new things at new places. Most delightful. Great flavor, alcohol did not overpower. Arkansas Trail mix was fun and different, salty and sweet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chic!MokeVIPDined on 11/7/2014Dining at The Hive was a treat on so many levels. We had fun! Our waiter was very engaging without being overbearing. He was interested in us, and laughed with him. It was fun to see the penguins travel from table to table (thanks to wait staff - not on their own). I thought it was lovely that they placed us - two girlfriends - in a corner so we both had a booth seat. I noticed across the room another pair of women, similarly seated. That's just thoughtful! The food is beautiful, inventive and delicious. We scheduled our visit so we enjoyed the docent-led tour of the special exhibit of art (Fridays at 5). It was so enlightening and fascinating. A wonderful spot all around for a special evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpected for BentonvilleSatisfiedfromMemphisDined on 11/6/2014The inventiveness and farm-to-table experience was quite unexpected in this Western Arkansas town. The ambiance rivaled any top-notch northern California restaurant. The food was creative, healthy and delicious. The wait staff was attentive and sincere, making us feel as though they really cared to provide an excellent experience for us. Knowledgeable and NOT PRETENTIOUS!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect evening!tulsacartripDined on 11/6/2014Four of us were staying at 21C and booked a table at The Hive, never having been there. What a treat! We had a perfect evening from the cool vibe of the restaurant, to the excellent meals (all four were more than pleased with entrees, salads, soups, dessert, bread....everything), attentive wait staff. I would definitely go again next time I'm in town. The green penguins are a fun touch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Trys a little too hard.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/2/2014The best part is that you're surrounded by high-quality art. 21C always goes with art that's very meticulously done; you never say, oh, I could have done that. It's also accessible enough to be enjoyed by about anyone, but also has an intellectual edge to it. You usually can see what the artist is getting at. The service is very nice, all of the people who wait on you are knowledgeable and friendly. They obviously like where they work. Unfortunately, while the food is interesting, I think they try a little to hard to be unique. Yes, brine the pork chop, but if you brine it too long it just tastes over salted. Yes, pecan pie can be overly sweet, but if you cut back on the filling and put in too many pecans the nuts can be overpowering, too.Special Features:
- Weekend RetreatTravelerDined on 11/1/2014My wife & I had drinks & dinner twice, & breakfast once at The Hive during a long weekend stay at 21c. The bar experience was absolutely great! Interesting, unique, excellent cocktails & snacks; great service. Overall, the dinner experience was very good. The food was very good, & wine & service were outstanding. However, the noise level was high, & the close proximity of other diners left much to be desired; a private conversation was impossible. Breakfast was a bit of a disappointment; great service, but the selection was limited, so-so, & over-priced. A better choice for breakfast is the nearby Press Room, which is about 3 blocks from 21c; better selection, better tasting, better pricing...worth the walk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big City FeelHickCritic2014Dined on 10/27/2014I have been to every NWA restaurant and there isn't one that has a bigger "cool factor" than The Hive. The food is "OK". It's not great - it's not horrible. I just expected more. The bar scene is pretty cool - probably your best chance at running into someone famous in NW AR.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BozoDined on 10/25/2014A bit too noisey for an older person with hearing aides. Food menu was to. Avant-guard for the other couple. I enjoyed the chicken dish with grapes and kale. But. For the less venturesome diners, there needs to be more mundane offerings.Special Features:
- Uneven, DisappointingCarnerosNeighborDined on 10/23/2014Three of us loved the appetizers (pork belly, cavatelli, butternut squash soup), but the main courses were uneven and surprising. I certainly did not expect my "winter squash" to be covered in hot chili pepper and therefore, unacceptably spicy, but the pork chop it was served with was exquisite. My friend's chicken was dry in places, other friend's panisse did not taste like acorn squash as described but still tasted good. Desserts were good. Servers were very attentive and a manager apologized for the "winter squash" surprise. Overall, we had a pleasant experience, but, sadly, we will not be returning when we get back to Northwest Arkansas in the future.
- Good, needs improvementJColVIPDined on 10/22/2014Overall enjoyable dining experience with a few glitches. The food was excellent, but the wine list was lacking in moderately priced offerings. Bothersome details include limiting the bread offerings to 1 piece of (very good) cornbread and taking the bottle of wine we ordered across the room where we had no control of when we wanted a refill (this resulted in having our last refill long after we had finished our main course).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- elke24Dined on 10/22/2014The food was presented well and the service was very very accommodating. I really felt our server and the manager and the others in the restaurant went above and beyond to make sure we were satisfied. We are connoisseurs of fine food and I really appreciated that the preparation and menu were by a chef with experience and pizzazz!Special Features:
- distination eateryzoeeDined on 10/20/2014Interesting menu, heavy on meat. Nice ambiance. Very tasty.Special Features:
- Dining with penguinsKarenDined on 10/18/2014The gourmet food at 21C is pricey and excellent: nteresting combinations of ingredients with a distinctly southern flair. The restaurant is attached to a good quality modern art museum, and you can wander around with your beverage while awaiting your table. If you ask, you can dine with a 4' tall lime green penguin, and you can see several diners doing so throughout the night. The penguin gimick exists at all 21C restaurants (now in 4 cities). Friendly staff added to our fun-filled evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unpretentious & Outstanding!KittylongDined on 10/18/2014Notably, one of the best dining experiences I've had in a long while. A throughly enjoyable evening; the food stands on its own. Everything was good from the cornbread and sorghum butter to the green apple cotton candy. We loved the unprentious atmosphere, this restaurant is all about the food. Highly recommend the butcher plate. We were disappointed that they had sold out of the pork belly but looking forward to trying it next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maybe They Just Had An Off Night...WillTravelforFoodDined on 10/18/2014We had saved our appetites all day anticipating a special dinner at the Hive. You might assume the limited menu here would indicate they focus on doing a few things very well - but out of a table of 6, not a single person enjoyed their meal. Scallops were tough. Burger ice cold - even after being sent back and the $26 roast chicken entrée was the size of a chicken tender. Seriously, 3 of us ordered this: one got a small breast, the other two were both HALF that size. The dining room is large - perhaps too large (if full) for the kitchen to "get it right".
- If you're lucky...McFishDined on 10/11/2014you'll have a penguin as a dinner guest. :) The food and service was exceptional.Special Features:
- The BestPoppyDined on 10/10/2014We had a great dining experience. Food was excellent and we were joined by one of the green penguins.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CatmanduDined on 10/9/2014We love this restaurant! Matthew McClure's devotion to local food sources does not limit his culinary sophistication. Dinner at The Hive is a must for anyone visiting Bentonville. The pork chop is outstanding (and I NEVER order pork chops in restaurants). The seasonal vegetable panisse entree is always delicious. Desserts are phenomenal. The menu changes seasonally, so diners are always assured of impeccably timed and themed meals. We can't wait to return.Special Features:
- cheerhogDined on 10/9/2014To our delight the special was a rich, filling gumbo. Five of our party of six ordered it and the one who didn't was sorry ! The chef uses local fresh ingredients and the results are astonishing. We had a great time visiting because the noon crowd was quiet enough we could actually hear each other -a difference from today's noisy loud restaurants.Special Features:
- DisappointedDinerDined on 10/8/2014Although the food is good and it has potential, we were disappointed by the adjacent diners who were conducting a business meeting using their brightly lit computer screens which were glaringly brightly on our table. We asked our waiter if he could ask them to dim it but the assistant manager told us he could not ask a customer to do that. We assumed they wanted their business over ours. They should have moved them to a corner table or more private area. It spoiled our evening which we had looked forward to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Know what you likeNoDuckLoverDined on 10/7/2014Everything was lovely. Beet salad the best I've ever had. Service impeccable. But we both ordered the duck special and found out we just don't like duck! And it was very salty. I'm sure duck lovers would have appreciated it; we shouldn't have been so adventurous. Not the chef's fault, except for the the salt. But when we didn't eat much of it, waiter asked about it and came back and offered a complimentary dessert. How gracious! We would go back, but order an entree where we are at least familiar with the meat! The experience was delightful.Special Features:
- Live at the HiveReviewswithCharlieDined on 10/4/2014Great hotel restaurant! Fantastic food, except for the pimento cheese appetizer, which is just a little above ordinary. Fun atmosphere with modern art on the walls and interesting lighting. Waiter apologized for the very slow service, telling us that it was their busiest night since opening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was OKOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/1/2014This seemed like it could be a great place but the chef insists that meats be cooked rare without concern for what the customer wants. The menu was interesting and provided some unique dishes.Special Features:
- price doesn't fit service leveldatenightDined on 9/26/2014food was good at price point but the service is seriously lacking in knowledge of food preparation and didn't provide an experience that made us feel like coming back back. Service was similar to a chain restaurant - we left disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique experiencebunnygirlDined on 9/26/2014This restaurant came highly recommended for the food and interesting art pieces. It did not disappoint! A simple breakfast of eggs, sausage, grits and home-made biscuit was delicious and very filling. The museum pieces were interesting to look at afterward. And of course - the penguin.... It was a little hard to find, due to the confusing street signs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful food and serviceEatalotDined on 9/21/2014So glad to see a restaurant of this caliber and imagination. The food and service was great. I liked the creative, modern twist to the dining area, but the spaces are too large, and it feels like you're eating in an airport cafeteria. The lack of intimacy will not bode well when looking for a special place for dinner, which is just too bad, because the food and service are certainly worthy of it.Special Features:
- Awesome ambience, romantic yet chicDianaDaleHughesDined on 9/20/201421C is a fabulous boutique hotel and the Hive was an added bonus. Excellent cocktails and knowledgable, helpful and very top-notch service. I was a bit disappointed in the menu, as entree choices were very limited, but the appetizer we chose, local cheese platter was exquisite, loved the honey and caramelized pecans and the other accoutrements. Once again what it lacked in the food department the cocktails more than made up for, my fave was a concoction w tequila called the "little lion man". As it was a Saturday and later, appx 8, was a bit louder than expected so will dine earlier our next stay. Hope to see a larger menu then also!Special Features:
- Great restaurantBeeMackDined on 9/19/2014Our server Megan was the best. Service was attentive, timing was perfect, our party of six had an enjoyable dining experience. Love the energy in the bar and restaurant.Special Features:
- YesarkrazorDined on 9/19/2014Overall yes, must visit however it was a little disappointing this visit. The Hive is a wonderful restaurant however this visit the menu was limited and we were a little disappointed with the food.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Cornbread was a surprise and very good. Also the Bibb lettuce salad and pimento cheese spread were delicious. We didn't realize the pork bellies were so fat; however the lean was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Everything was delicious (unique and fun with the penguins). So nice to have a special place to look forward to for a special evening - so few left today. Brings back memories of the same sort of place as Justine's in Memphis ........ Thank you for providing this !!!!!!Special Features:
- A great place to eatGJLFGDined on 9/18/2014As in the past this was a great place for dinner and not TOO loud for a change. We will return soon.Special Features:
- Not good food...GREAT Food!!EggndartDined on 9/13/2014We spent the weekend at the 21C Hotel and ate breakfast and a lovely dinner in the Hive restaurant. They had healthy options as well as decadent options (Chocolate Satisfaction). The Poached eggs with cheddar and bacon grits and tomato jelly were a breakfast favorite. The service at breakfast left something to be desired, but our dinner waitress was on the ball and did a great job. Highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Mario Balotelli has moved closer to sealing his move to Liverpool after spending Friday evening at the club's Melwood training ground for his medical, Sky Sports has reported.
AC Milan have accepted an offer of £16m for the Italian front man and it now appears a matter of time before Balotelli becomes a Liverpool player – although the club has now missed the deadline for him to be eligible to face former employers Manchester City on Monday.
It had been reported that there was a clause in the player's proposed contract to ensure that behaviour of the controversial Italian was maintained in the correct manner – although Brendan Rodgers refused to be drawn on the matter.
Liverpool sold problem striker Luis Suarez to Barcelona in a £75m deal after he bit Georgio Chellini at the World Cup – another incident in a long string of behavioural issues – and seem keen to ensure that Balotelli is kept on the straight and narrow following a turbulent spell with City.
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With the film industry dominated by commercialism, the art of cinema seems doomed forever. But Jack's a director on a mission. Just pray to God his next location isn't near you. The heist film is given a new spin in this energetic, multi-award winning comedy by VCA graduate Patrick Hughes. The feature version of The Director is just around the corner.


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Collectors are obsessive about the first and the last of any generational piece, and nowhere is this practice more prevalent than in the vintage car world. With any evolutionary piece, the creators and manufacturers worked out weaknesses over time, sometimes at the expense of the diluting the original recipe, purists will have you believe. In the case of Porsche's 356 model, this wasn't always the case. Bearing roots from one of Ferdinand … [Read more...]
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We purchase vintage cars for different reasons. Some value and utility and usefulness, some crave the experience of driving something from another time and others seek craftsmanship and quality of the machines from years gone by. There are vehicles that offer all these qualities, but it's not a large list. German manufacturers have been responsible for more than a couple, though and Mercedes-Benz has brought some memorable machines that tick all … [Read more...]
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The word 'replica' or 'recreation' has become a term that's been cheapened in recent years, especially in the vintage car world. With some items only aesthetically resembling the vehicles of which they're representing. The term loosely means an exact copy or duplicate of an original artistic work, and there are a few items in the automotive world that could be put into the bracket of 'art', many of them were designed originating before the second … [Read more...]
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Single-marque motorsports have always represented a powerful means of advertising to the motoring enthusiast, as it displays that a nearly showroom stock production car can compete in the heat of competition. The idea has been borrowed by nearly every manufacturer imaginable; from BMW to Porsche, and even Toyota. Nothing is off limits. When Ferrari decided to take part in this marketing endeavor in 1993, they started off with their hot 348 … [Read more...]
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With our newly arrived Lotus Eleven and Elise Sport 190, we need to thin out our Lotus stable a bit, which unfortunately means saying goodbye to our 1966 Lotus Elan S3 Fixed Head Coupe, a proud member of the Sports Car Digest team since 2011. From arch enthusiast Jay Leno to Gordon Murray, designer of the McLaren F1, the accolades bestowed upon the gritty Elan typically call it "the greatest handling car of all time" or something equally … [Read more...]
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The 1950s have rightly been called the golden age for the automobile on both sides of the Atlantic, a renaissance of styling and engineering after the years of warfare that diverted the talents of the car industry to military efforts. This was even true in Germany, a war-torn and geopolitically divided country that began a miraculously quick recovery in the postwar years, and it was out of this climate that Porsche came into its own as one of the … [Read more...]
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MIUI Makes Its Way to the Kindle Fire
Posted January 3, 2012 at 03:00 pm by Former Writer
We all knew it would be happening soon, as the AOSP ROMs are essentials for most new phones and tablets and the Amazon Kindle Fire is the latest and greatest device that MIUI calls home and the development of the Amazon Kindle Fire remains on fire (bad pun ftw!).
XDA Senior Member leech2082 released the port which, for a first release, has a surprisingly low number of things not working in comparison to most ports that make first appearances on devices. According to him:
Everything seems to be working except MIUI Themeing and Video! Certainly you guys will find something I missed
So if MIUI theming and video are a couple of things you can live without and MIUI is something you've been waiting for, then now would . . . READ ON »
Kindle Fire Gets Ice Cream Sandwich, Pre-Alpha
Posted December 27, 2011 at 04:12 am by liwen
For those of you who don't fancy running Amazon's heavily modified Android version, even with root, there's a new option on the horizon: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. After forum member g1011999 manged to get it booting three weeks ago, JackpotClavin, who's also responsible for the Kindle Fire's CyanogenMod 7 port, has posted a working build that he says isn't even alpha.
So, unless you want to help on the development or are really curious (we know you are), we'd suggest you to wait for a more stable version. For everyone else, head over to the forum thread to get downloading and flashing.
Image credit: Liliputing. . . READ ON »
Kindle Fire 6.2.1 Update Rooted
Posted December 26, 2011 at 08:23 pm by liwen
Last week, we reported on the 6.2.1 update for the Kindle Fire, which brought some nice improvements but had one major disadvantage: it broke root access. Luckily, recognized developer jcase has managed to get this new update rooted as well, so you can comfortably get your Kindle Fire to the newest software version without any caveats.
Continue on to the forum thread for more information.. . . READ ON »
Kindle Fire 6.2.1 Update Rolling Out, Improves Performance
Posted December 21, 2011 at 02:40 am by liwen
Seems like Android tablet makers are on a roll these days. After Barnes & Noble, Amazon has also officially begun pushing out an OTA update to its inexpensive Kindle Fire, which ups the version number to 6.2.1 and, well, breaks root access. On a positive note, there are also some substantial improvements: scrolling is smoother, WiFi access can be locked with a password (to prevent kids from spending all your money through Amazon's shops, we presume), and, most importantly, you can finally remove those recently used items from the carousel. Overall performance and touchscreen response are said to be greatly improved as well.
Head over to the forum thread to report your experiences with the update, . . . READ ON »
CyanogenMod 7 Hacked Onto Kindle Fire
Posted December 1, 2011 at 12:01 pm by orb3000
Many announcements have been occurring with the new work of Cyanogen team, even some versions of CM9 starting to pop out for the Nexus S and Galaxy S. But now we want to let you know about the latest CyanogenMod ROM 7 for the Kindle Fire; XDA member JackpotClavin posted a couple of images showing the Gingerbread-based ROM booted up on his 7-inch Kindle tablet, he is not giving the code for download yet because there are still a lot of bugs to work out.
With source code and root firmly in hand it was only a matter of time before someone got a custom ROM up and running on the Kindle Fire. Judging from the pictures it seems that WiFi is working but if you are not a power user we recommend waiting for something a little more polished . . . READ ON »
Turn Your Galaxy Tab Into a Kindle Fire… Say What!?
Posted November 21, 2011 at 10:01 pm by Will Verduzco
We've recently seen a great deal of Kindle Fire activity in the forums. With root achieved on launch day and Google Apps access the following day, it's certainly quite a hacker-friendly device. In fact, development has taken off so quickly that we even questioned whether the Fire would steal the Nook Tablet's thunder in the budget tablet battle.
However, what happens when someone tries to approach the hacks from the other direction? GigaOM staffer Kevin Tofel decided to do exactly this. After purchasing his Fire, Kevin realized that there was a substantial functionality overlap between his aging first generation Galaxy Tab and his brand new Fire. Rather than trying to eek more functi. . . READ ON »
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Posted November 20, 2011 at 04:02 pm by Will Verduzco
Just a few days ago, we wrote about how the Kindle Fire was rooted, cracking the doors wide open for development. We were then unshackled from Amazon's chains the very next day with full access to Google's Apps. With all that development work so soon after launch, we assumed that Amazon had stolen Barnes & Noble's niche.
Perhaps we were a bit too hasty. Today, we are proud to state that the Barnes & Noble's latest device, the Nook Tablet, has been rooted as well. XDA forum member Indirect achieved root access using the zergRush method, similar to what death2all110 used to root the Fire. Six forum pages later, iShepherd found out that the same method for install. . . READ ON »
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Just yesterday, we wrote about how the Kindle Fire is poised to become the next hackable and budget-friendly tablet of choice. With a specifications sheet eerily similar to tablets costing twice as much or more, it's no wonder that the Fire has sparked intense developer interest. It is precisely this fascination, which lead to the Fire being rooted so promptly after release. However, although gaining root privileges is cool in its own right, being able to use root access to unlock functionality is even better.
Thanks to some easy-to-follow instructions compiled by XDA forum member Jolleyboy, we now have full Google Apps access on the Fire. This means that we are no longer restricted to Amazon. . . READ ON »
Kindle Fire Cracked Wide Open–Let the Development Begin!
Posted November 16, 2011 at 10:23 am by Will Verduzco
Given Amazon's lax attitude towards device modification, we all knew this would happen sooner or later. However, many of us were reluctant to plunk down our hard earned cash on only the prospect of root access. Now, you may pick up the $199 dual core beast without reservation. Thanks to a little bit of .ini and .inf wizardry by XDA forum member death2all110, our fears have been allayed.
Root is achieved through the highly regarded SuperOneClick method. While the minor modifications make its title a bit of a misnomer, the process is still relatively painless. As always, however, exercise some caution to avoid ending up with a $200 paper weight.
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Sadly there is not a moderately priced cafe/wine bar within 2 blocks. The nearby Radisson (maybe it's a Towne Court) has a very mediocre restaurant. On the corner is a LOUD place 'Waters....something' but I'm concerned that restauranteurs ignore needs of 'mature' people. I sincerely hope when St Paul redoes the former Macy's block, it includes a restaurant/bar similar - if not the same- as the old Rosewood Rm.Courting Harry dining • Apr 11 2014 star this tip starred
This family has been regulars at the History Theater for years. We have always parked in the ramp by the Children's Museum, just a block away. Now we are looking forward to taking the light rail from the burbs and avoiding parking all together. When the Central Corder opens in June, the train will stop literally at the door of the History Theatre. This tremendous venue will be incredibly accessible from anywhere the light rail goes or can be picked up!The Incredible Season of Ronnie Rabinovitz info • Feb 15 2014 star this tip starred
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"…an entertaining and often moving production…a welcome change of pace from some of the more familiar fare on offer for the holidays." —Minneapolis Star Tribune
"…embracing the idea of treasuring traditions, friendships and family ties… it's a warm and worthwhile voyage to another era." —Pioneer Press
The Christmas Schooner
Book by John Reeger
Music and Lyrics by Julie Shannon
Co-directed by Ron Peluso and Jan Puffer
Choreographed by Jan Puffer
Music Direction by Andrew Fleser
A heart-warming musical about a German-American shipping captain and his crew who braved the icy waters of Lake Michigan to bring Tannenbäume (Christmas trees) to the immigrant families of Chicago. Heartfelt storytelling — with wonderful music and dance — captures the true spirit of the holidays, celebrating the joy of giving and the importance of sharing traditions between generations and between neighbors.
About the Ticket Supplier: History Theatre
History Theatre seeks to inspire, entertain and provoke audiences through the creation of new plays that explore Minnesota's past and the diverse American experience.


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