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Bistro Fourteen
- Address:
Vail Resort- Eagle
Vail, CO 81657Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Bistro Fourteen
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.vail.com/lodging-and-dining/dining/bistro fourteen.aspx
- Phone: (970) 754-4530
- Hours of Operation:
Closed for Off Season
Re-opening Dec. 12th
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Webster Lee
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We offer private dining rooms or the option of buying the restaurant out.
- Private Party Contact: John Bailey 9707544543x
- Entertainment: House dining music. Four televisions for sporting events.
A word from Bistro Fourteen
CLOSED FOR OFF SEASON Re-opening Dec. 12thContinued
Take it to the top for an incredible dining experience at Bistro Fourteen. Located at the top of the Eagle Bahn Gondola at Eagle's Nest, this fresh and inspiring restaurant provides fine dining with a casual, family-friendly twist.
Take it to the top for an incredible dining experience at Bistro Fourteen. Located at the top of the Eagle Bahn Gondola at Eagle's Nest, this fresh and inspiring restaurant provides fine dining with a casual, family-friendly twist.
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Bistro Fourteen reviews from OpenTable diners
1 review since July 28, 2014
- Food5Service5
- Ambiance5Noise LevelEnergetic
kid-friendly (1)great for outdoor dining (1)great for lunch (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- We decided to dine here forOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/28/2013We decided to dine here for a change of pace from Vail village. Made a reservation, and got there with no trouble even though you need to take the gondola up (beautiful, quiet ride). Wait staff was efficient and friendly. Food was very good and reasonably priced for the area. Would definitely go back!Special Features:
- Top of the MountainOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/22/2013Sydney was our waiter. He is fabulous!! We felt very well attended. There was a very relaxed and personal air to the place. The food was excellent and elegant - Beautifully presented. We had trout, onion soup & salad - then a toffee Carmel tart for dessert. Sydney helped us feel welcome as if we were having a fine dinner in the home of a gracious friend. Other than the fact that we had on our ski pants and our snowshoes were stacked against the wall, it felt like a very elegant evening out. I highly recommend this restaurant and staff.Special Features:
- Good spot for post skiing mealOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 3/14/2013Set atop Vail, this place is a great spot to unwind after a day of family fun on the slopes. We were there on a Thursday night and they have a great special - Two 3-course meals for $50 and kids got there own for $10. For Vail and the view, it was a deal. Food was of great quality. Wait staff was hustling all night and service was timely. However, I thought that a busser or two would help keep the plates from piling up on the tables. Dining room had lots of windows, so the view was available from just about every table. Dinner time was good for watching the sunset. Family friendly, so kids and noise level were high. Also look into other nights for specials. Monday was a 2-for-1 night i think.Special Features:
- We always make room for atOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 3/7/2013We always make room for at least one Bistro 14 lunch on our annual visit to Vail. It is such a treat to have great food and great table service at the top of lionshead - and with an amazing view! Last year and this year we tried the new table service alternative on the mountain - '10' - both times we found the menu less appetizing and varied, the serviced harried, and the selection of wine by the glass more limited and pricey. So this year it was twice at bistro 14 - both times fabulous in all respects! We expect we'll continue to make this a 'go to' each year. The staff was great, our party had the squash soup, salads - tuna and a GREAT house salad, burgers ---- all great --- except the breaded popcorn shrimp.Special Features:
- Great experienceMonaTheGardenerRDDined on 3/6/2013Great food, generous portions, half price bottles on Wed, great service. Not as expensive as I thought.Special Features:
- Don't miss this in Vail!Pussycat50Dined on 3/5/2013Great food! Steak was amazing and the trout was very moist. Taking the gondola up to the restaurant was fun. Drinks super. I also loved the kale chips.Special Features:
- You can't beat the spectaculargolferchick24Dined on 3/5/2013You can't beat the spectacular view of the Mount of the Holy Cross from the restaurant.Special Features:
- Great experience. The foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/2/2013Great experience. The food was great and the staff was friendly and entertaining. Service was great as well.
- We were all really happy withFireflyDined on 2/25/2013We were all really happy with our food and service there.Special Features:
- We eat at Bistro FourteenLuv2eatVIPDined on 2/24/2013We eat at Bistro Fourteen often. It has great food, great service and you cannot beat the location, in Eagle's Nest, on the slopes of Vail mountain. It is a great way to avoid the congestion and lines at the nearby cafeteria. The prices are really fantastic considering what you get- great food with sit down service at virtually the same prices as the cafeteria. The kids meals are a great deal. My only reservation in writing this review is that more people will discover it and I won't be able to get a reservation!Special Features:
- Terrible server at first butmnkittycatVIPDined on 2/23/2013Terrible server at first but second server rescued him and it turned out okay in the end.
- We dined here on our lastOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/22/2013We dined here on our last night of a 1 week vacation. The view of Lionshead at night from the gondola was spectacular. The service was extremely attentive, almost to the point of being rushed. The food was creatively prepared and presented, as we'll as delicious. Only complaint heard from my family was from my son who wished his tender steak was bigger. My teenage daughter wasn't feeling well and wanted comfort food, so they let her order simple pasta and sauce off the kids' menu, then proceeded to bring all 3 kids a small brownie sundae. The bill was quite reasonable. All in all, a great experience. It was a great way to wrap up a fun filled vacation.Special Features:
- Great food and outstanding view!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/18/2013Located at Eagles Nest atop Vail, accessed by the Eagle Bahn Gondola (free ride after 4:00 pm), the Bistro has great views. The food was very good, as was the service. The manicotti was delicious. Can be busy during ski hours. We made reservations thru Open Table and had no wait. Will definitely visit again.Special Features:
- Great service, food and view!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/16/2013Great Service and great view. This place is sometimes overlooks because of it's "remote" location but we were glad we could get a table on short notice.Special Features:
- Gondola ride to restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/14/2013Gondola ride to restaurant was an good experience. Return journey it was freezing due to window being left open in cabin.Special Features:
- Food was outstanding. SomeshellyfDined on 2/12/2013Food was outstanding. Some very good values and discounts. Service was friendly and helpful. View is awesomeSpecial Features:
- We enjoy eating at the BistroratsoDined on 2/12/2013We enjoy eating at the Bistro 14, a very friendly establishment with very good food. We eat there often for lunch and dinner with friends and family.Special Features:
- We did the Thursday nightOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/31/2013We did the Thursday night date night special while vacationing at Vail. There were 5 of us and we had a great meal. The waiter was fun,informative,and very efficient. The food was excellent and they were able to accommodate one of our diner's special dietary needs. It was a great evening and the ride up and down the gondola after dark was spectacular.Special Features:
- We had a great time! We wereOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 1/26/2013We had a great time! We were looking for a kid-friendly option, as well as gluten free options and this place was perfect. Our waiter was fantastic & made us feel very welcome. He went out of his way to ensure my gluten-free daughter had a meal that not only was safe for her to eat, but also one that she enjoyed. We will definitely return!!Special Features:
- Good food and drinks for beingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/2/2013Good food and drinks for being up on mountain. Recommended stop on trip.Special Features:
- One of the best dining experiencesOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/29/2012One of the best dining experiences my family has ever had. There was 10 people in our group and they easily accommodated us and our waiter had an incredible personality! Highly, highly recommended, especially for the 360 degree view from the top of Vail!Special Features:
- Bistro Fourteen is a specialratsoDined on 12/25/2012Bistro Fourteen is a special place to gather for a meal. Our dinners were delicious, service was great and everyone was friendly. We are locals who took our family to enjoy an evening out.Special Features:
- Enjoyed a wonderful dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/22/2012Enjoyed a wonderful dinner with our large family. Waiter was very friendly and fun. Food was good and the view on the way up was incredible. We will plan on going back on our next trip to Vail.Special Features:
- Top of VailSkierDined on 8/12/2012Great spot to be able to see the mountains and enjoy being at the top of Vail mountain. Portions were smaill but very adequate.Special Features:
- Deceiving. Both online andOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/3/2012Deceiving. Both online and in a Vail magazine this restaurant had pictures of tables with tablecloths and a menu. It was nothing like it was presented. Instead, it looked like a sports bar and grill. The menu was limited - nothing like we were expecting and food terribly disappointing. I wonder if this restaurant is different in the summer than the winter. Nice view but wouldn't eat there again.
- Service was really slow, andOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/13/2012Service was really slow, and we did not come at a busy time. The servers were pleasant, but it was very slow. The spinach dip appetizer was barely warm when it arrived. Food was just ok given the prices. I would not recommend even with the scenic views.Special Features:
- Menu didn't reflect what wasOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/13/2012Menu didn't reflect what was on line. Very casual ! Expected tablecloths and A much better dinner menu. Out of trout which was the Only special choice. Service was poor. Overall very disappointing.
- Bistro 14 5 Star DiningOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 6/22/2012Granted, it's not the easiest place to get to as it's atop Vail Mountain; however, the food is remarkable! For those who are familiar with Eagle's Nest, this is truly a gem for dining on the mountain. The service is prompt yet unobtrusive, the food is thoughtfully orchestrated yet not pretentious, and they pour a NICE cocktail!Special Features:
- We enjoyed the whole experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 3/30/2012We enjoyed the whole experience - from the gondola ride, to the sunset to the reasonably priced, excellent dinner.Special Features:
- Dinner @ 11K feetOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/30/2012We had a marvelous time. From the gondola ride up to the ride down. There was six of us. Seating was not a problem but we had made reservations in advance anyway. Two of our party induldged in spirits which they thoroughly enjoyed. The menu offered a large variety and everyone was satisfied with their choice. The service was splendid. No one felt 'rushed' or 'forgotten'. We plan on dining here again next year!Special Features:
- Nice spot atop the Vail gondola.DenverTravelerDined on 3/29/2012Nice spot atop the Vail gondola. Great views, great service, good food, and family friendly.Special Features:
- loved it! wish the lightsOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/28/2012loved it! wish the lights were a bit dimmer in the dining room so you can appreciate the view of the mountain as the sun sets. we went for our anniversary and everything was spectacular. i recommend the Ahi. great service.Special Features:
- Pot stickers were ok. CrabNYCLocalVIPDined on 3/23/2012Pot stickers were ok. Crab cakes were very good. Chicken in the pot pie was swimming in cream - way too much. Seared Ahi tuna was good. Overall it is upscale for mid-day on mountain dining but don't make the trip up the Gondola just to eat here.Special Features:
- Great food and service! SoOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/10/2012Great food and service! So I don't understand... wondering if the economy is hurting Vail. This place was hardly full. In the past it was always busy.Special Features:
- Great site, pretty good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/8/2012First: *Usually,* the better the view, the worse the food - *except* for here. Next: Everything in Vail is pricey, but this place is relatively reasonable considering it's at a stupendous viewpoint of the Rockies. Great sunset view from our table - except the sun is a bit blinding while it's still up. The gondola ride up & down is a pleasurable trip. The food was pretty good - was better 2 years ago. This time (March 2012) it was overloaded with butter/oil (the trout, though cooked nicely) and the pasta putanesca (we don't eat meat) was a bit bland (needed pepper or something, but not salt!). Dessert: very well done, great flavor complements. The service was good, friendly, patient and non-rushed in a very pleasant way.Special Features:
- At the top of the gondola.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/6/2012At the top of the gondola. The sesame seed encrusted tuna was so good with sizable portions that we ended up having three meals there. Two lunches and one dinner.Special Features:
- Our waitress was very accommodatingYummDined on 2/19/2012Our waitress was very accommodating to the 3 year old that I had with me while we were waiting for the rest of the party to arrive. She brought a little "appetizer" of carrots and grapes with ranch dressing to "dip." The children (we also had a 6 year old) were also given a special dessert of brownie, ice cream and whipped cream. Just their size. The menu items are varied and were well-priced for lunch at the top of the mountain in Vail. Delicious desserts, too! We were there when they were also having a Mardis Gras crayfish broil outside on the patio, so got to hear the band playing as well. We made our reservations on Open Table and the table was ready for us at the appointed time. Great meal and service!Special Features:
- Incredible experience, betweenOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 2/11/2012Incredible experience, between the delicious and interesting menu as well as the excellent service (ask for Sid - he is wonderful). We will definitely recommend this to our friends and hope to be back next year!Special Features:
- Had a lovely night out. VeryOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/8/2012Had a lovely night out. Very reasonable value, and 50% discount on a beautiful bottle of wine certainly helped! Food good. Delicious trout almondine. Worth a gondola ride, and bonus view of lights of Vail at night, just so nice and simple to end our stay in Vail.Special Features:
- Poor service, terrible food.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/31/2012Poor service, terrible food. Definitely won't be back


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October 22, 2010 by NBM
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As usual, the writing is well-tooled and funny, with just the right touch of absurdity. The guest artists have a deft hand, though they don't stray far from the usual Dungeon style. A good continuation of a worthwhile series." Booklist on the latest Dungeon, Monstres vol.3 And here's Newsarama on The Broadcast: A taut thriller […]
My Interview With Graphic Novel Reporter
October 20, 2010 by Eric Hobbs
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
So I just finished up an interview with John Hogan over at GraphicNovelReporter.com. I'm a pretty big fan of the GNR site so it's nice to have an interview up on the main page. John's intro is great, calling THE BROADCAST a "vividly entertaining and harrowing book" and he asked some really great questions. Perhaps […]
Two views on The Broadcast
October 18, 2010 by NBM
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"Hobbs' brilliant, character-driven script weaves a tight psychological thriller that at once feels both intimate and epic. Although, on the surface, Tuazon's raw, cartoony style may seem like a mismatch for Hobbs' tight, sophisticated script, the contrast in artistic sensibilities only underscores the intense emotions lurking beneath the plot's surface. Tuazon's use of ink washes […]
Another scene from THE STORY OF LEE
October 17, 2010 by Sean Michael Wilson/ Chie Kutsuwada
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
Here, guys and gals, is more from THE STORY OF LEE. This shows a scene in which Lee engages with some intimate, if silly, girls talk – while a spurned admirer stands outside alone, signing at young girls beauty just out of reach. Poor wee lad. 'The Story of Lee' is out in Diamond's October […]
More opinions on Geary's Axe-Man, The Broadcast, Networked
October 12, 2010 by NBM
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Tony Isabella loooves Geary's latest The Axe-Man of New Orleans: "He takes his readers back to that time, draws us into the fearful moments of the spree, and leaves us more than a little unsettled afterwards. THE FULL FIVE TONYS!" in the Comics Buyers Guide. And here's Sequential Tart piping in on it: "To die […]
Coming in December: The Story of Lee
October 4, 2010 by NBM
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
Here's what's being solicited for in comics stores this month to come from NBM in December: A cross-cultural manga is our feature, as written by Sean Michael Wilson who's been busy making a name for himself with AX, Alternative Manga from Top Shelf as well as adaptations for Graphic Classics and Kodansha: THE STORY […]
Library Journal on Networked
September 30, 2010 by NBM
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases, Reviews
"This fast-paced, engrossing read should appeal to teens and up while pushing them to grasp ominous possibilities associated with social networking, cellphones and such. Carabella is such an engaging action herione that she holds interest and empathy. With loose, enthusiastic color art." So says Library Journal about Networked.
Sean, back from the US and A.
September 30, 2010 by Sean Michael Wilson/ Chie Kutsuwada
Filed under Author Appearances, Events, NBM Blog, New Releases
I was just in the USA again, at a convention held in Minneapolis College of Art and Design – a good little academic style con, with cosplay fun thrown in. I made a talk about 'Ax and Gekiga: maturer style manga', to a full house and a good reception – thank you all. and thanks […]
reviews: Booklist on Geary, Mr. Easter, The Broadcast, Miss Don't Touch Me
September 29, 2010 by NBM
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Another rave for Geary's latest The Terrible Axe-Man of New Orleans, this time from the influential Booklist: "Geary's archly antiquated drawing style is ideally suited for bringing bygone eras to vivid, convincing life. Geary's exacting, historically accurate approach makes this—as well as his other nonfiction works—a natural for true-crime fans as well as comics lovers." About […]
Boneyard, The Broadcast and Axe-Man reviewed
September 23, 2010 by NBM
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"After 9 years, Richard Moore is bringing the Boneyard series to a conclusion, but you can still get in on the fun with volume 7. And don't worry if you haven't read the previous 6: it's easy to catch on to the characters and the story in this volume is complete in itself. It's hilariously […]


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Kesava rao to head resolutions committeeHyderabad, October 05: TRS President and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao today appointed the party Secretary General Dr K Kesava Rao as Chairman of Resolutions Committee for the TRS plenary on Oct 11 and 12. Speaking at party extensive ... Siasat Daily, 1 month ago
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Cane Ryots Demand Dues from Factories
VIJAYAWADA: Andhra Pradesh Cheraku Rythula Sangham secretary Y Kesava Rao has demanded the state government to take steps for the payment of more than `150 crore dues to the sugarcane growers from 13 sugar factories in the state. Finding fault ...New Indian Express, 2 months ago
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HC questions CBI on status of complaint against Jana Reddy
HYDERABAD: Justice P Naveen Rao of the Hyderabad high court directed the CBI counsel on Thursday to inform the court within one week regarding the status of a complaint made to the investigative agency against former Congress minister K Jana Reddy. ...Times of India, 1 week ago Hyderabad High Court forces Telangana, Andhra Pradesh on trials in graft cases Deccan Chronicle, 1 day ago Andhra Pradesh News on September 15, 2014 AndhraNews.net, 2 months ago
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VISAKHAPATNAM : Protesting the killing of three Maoists, including district committee member S China Ranga Rao alias Sharat of Korukonda dalam, the Maoists of Korukonda area committee called a bandh in the agency on October 30. Following the ...New Indian Express, 4 weeks ago Key militia member of CPI (Maoist) held The Hindu, 4 weeks ago
Alai Balai Brings KCR, Naidu 'Together'
HYDERABAD: It was a picture perfect sight: the chief ministers of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, K Chandrasekhar Rao and N Chandrababu Naidu respectively, embraced each other at the Alai Balai programme organised by BJP senior leader Bandaru ...New Indian Express, 1 month ago Ministers thanks KCR for loan waiver decision Siasat Daily, 2 months ago
Alipiri blasts case accused get four-year RI
Comment · print · T T T+· T- TOPICS The accused Rammohan Reddy, Narasimha Reddy and Chandra alias Kesava were also fined Rs..5000 each. A Tirupati court has convicted three persons - Rammohan Reddy (A 19), Narasimha Reddy (A 22) and ...The Hindu, 2 months ago Alipiri blast accused get four-year RI The Hindu, 2 months ago
Alipiri blast case- court awards 4 years RI with Rs.5000 fine to three
Comments - HyderabadTIRUPATI The Additional Senior Civil Judge O Venkata Nageswara Rao on Thursday sentenced three persons G Rammohan Reddy, S Narasimha Reddy and P Chandra alias Kesava accused in Alipiri blast to 4 years Rigorous imprisonment and ...AndhraNews.net, 2 months ago Alipiri blasts case convicts get four-year RI The Hindu, 2 months ago
Story of the streets
Comment · print · T T T+· T- The Hindu Illustration: Satheesh Vellinezhi TOPICS History, landmarks, important personalities, quirks… Kozhikode's street names indicate all that and more Streets are storytellers — physical ...The Hindu, 4 days ago
Red Ghost crabs add colour to Sagarasangamam beach
Comment · print · T T T+· T- TOPICS They stand out on the beach because of their bright red colour. The Red Ghost Crabs (Ocypode Macrocera) are seen in large numbers at Sagarasangamam, the sandy beaches of Krishna estuary. When a ...The Hindu, 1 week ago
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text: Larry Elder: MSM, Democrats Exploit Michael Brown's Death to Keep 'Black People Pissed Off' Print article Send a Tip by Tony Lee 20 Aug 2014 post a comment Conservative talk radio host Larry Elder accused Democrats and the mainstream media of using Michael Brown's death to keep "black people pissed off" to advance their political agendas. "We are here because the left, the Democrats, the media have a vested interest in keeping black people pissed off, keeping black people believing that racism remains a major problem in America, when, in fact, it does not," Elder told Laura Ingraham on Tuesday. He added: We have a black president; he's been reelected. We have a black attorney general who's shown no reluctance whatsoever to file lawsuits based upon what he perceives to be a violation of civil rights. There's no reason to believe that whatever went down in Ferguson, however bad it was, won't be thoroughly investigated. In his appearance on The Laura Ingraham Show, Elder said, "It's a bunch of crap" that people are told they are a "a bigot simply because you happen to be a Republican or happen to be a member of the Tea Party." "Most people want to get up in the morning, go to work, pay their taxes, make sure they got schools that work, streets that are clean, and neighborhoods that are safe. That's what most people are all about," he said. "They don't have time to hate. They don't have time to figure out ways of undermining the black community." Elder mentioned that there is "a whole bunch of crap going on in the inner city as a result of no fathers," which he said "is a result of 50 years of the War on Poverty launched by Lyndon Johnson." "Today, we vote 95% for the Democratic party, and what's the result? Destroyed families, bad schools, high crime, and then they've gotten us believing that the real enemy is the Tea Party, is John Boehner, is Larry Elder," he stated. "It's unbelievable what they've done to the mentality of black people in this country."


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AUSTIN: Dell has teamed up with the Clinton Global Initiative to create the Dell Centre for Entrepreneurs, a new body designed to help fledgling tech start-up companies succeed.
Dell founder Michael Dell announced the new community project at Dell Wold 2012 on Wednesday, claiming the company's knowledge and resources will help reignite innovation in the technology sector.
"From the big companies in the world to a mid-sized university, to a cutting edge research institution Dell can create agile solutions," said Dell.
"Dell can help companies succeed and to do this we're opening the Dell Centre for Entrepreneurs."
Former US president and founder of the Clinton Global Initiative, Bill Clinton praised the initiative who claimed it will help increase cross national collaboration between budding companies.
"I'm grateful to Dell for being part of the 21st century economy and showing how the world should proceed," said Clinton.
The project will be headed by Dell's entrepreneur in residence Ingrid Vandervelt. As well as facilitating the sharing of advice and share ideas the centre will also offer financial aid to companies.
The Clinton Global Initiative is a charitable organisation that facilitates and overseas numerous projects designed to improve communities' quality of life. These have included things like anti-obesity and poverty campaigns.
The centre's unveiling follow on from a wider call from Clinton for a more open global community during his keynote speech at Dell World.
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Learn about the Postgres features and why you should consider it for your next project. These include: Datatypes Using other languages within Postgres Extensions including NoSQL inside your SQL database Accessing your non-Postgres data (Redis, Oracle, MySQL) from within Postgres Window Functions.
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Anthony Lewis, Who Transformed Coverage of the Supreme Court, Dies at 85tags: obituaries, NYT, Gideon v. Wainwright, Gideon's Trumpet
Anthony Lewis, a former New York Times reporter and columnist whose work won two Pulitzer Prizes and transformed American legal journalism, died on Monday at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He was 85.
The cause was complications of renal and heart failure, said his wife, Margaret H. Marshall, a retired chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
Mr. Lewis brought passionate engagement to his two great themes: justice and the role of the press in a democracy. His column, called "At Home Abroad" or "Abroad at Home" depending on where he was writing from, appeared on the Op-Ed page of The Times from 1969 to 2001. His voice was liberal, learned, conversational and direct....
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Moon River
It's still the anniversary of the birth of Johnny Mercer. The late, great Nancy Lamott devoted a magnificent disc to Mercer's songs. She died way before her time in 1995 at the age of 43, on the cusp of fame. Terry Teachout introduced me to Lamott in a moving profile of her in the New York Times; he subsequently described her as "the best cabaret singer I ever heard[.]" I »
Teach liberals not to hate
Glenn Reynolds has been having a field day at InstaPundit with his "Teach women not to rape" series. Why should Glenn have all the fun? It occurs to me that the devotees of the philosophy of kindness deserve a comparable series calling on them not to hate: to learn or relearn civility. I know, I know. Mission: impossible. Hate has somehow become the motive force of the purported devotees of »
#Grubergate for dummies
What is Grubergate all about? It's about more than Gruber's obnoxious account of the passage of Obamacare, an account that exposes the illegitimacy of the law's enactment. It is about more than the corruption through which he has profited handsomely in selling the law. It is about more than the sewage intended for the consumption of the American public that he pumped out for distribution by the White House, by »
CRB: I feel your pain
If I were to name three books of the year for conservatives, one of them would surely be The Pity Party: A Mean-Spirited Diatribe Against Liberal Compassion, by William Voegeli. I contributed a blurb with my assessment of the book that I posted in "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Compassion?" I posted Bill's account of the book in "A word from the author." Bill's previous book was Never »
Midnight Sun
Today is the anniversary of the birth of Johnny Mercer. With the publication of The Complete Lyrics of Johnny Mercer during the centennial of his birth in 2009, Mercer's place in the pantheon of artists responsible for the great American songbook was newly secured. Mercer was an utterly brilliant lyricist. Among the more than 1,000 songs for which Mercer is known to have written the lyrics are "That Old Black »
Jonny, I knew ye well enough to steal liberally from ye
In the latest video to emerge from the crazy, mixed-up video files of Jonathan Gruber, President Obama's attempt to distance himself from the obnoxious godfather of Obamacare meets a new challenge deriving from a 2006 flashback. In this golden oldie, Barack Obama pays tribute to the man who (video below)… The Washington Free Beacon reports: During a Brookings Institution panel in April 2006, then-Sen. Barack Obama claimed he had "stolen" »
Don't tell 'em (Obamacare version)
If Steve Hayward were available, he would say something like this: Oh, yeah, you knew this was coming. Our hero Remy Munasifi and our pals at Reason TV are out this morning with a short video that gives jaunty musical life to the deep thoughts surfaced in the Grubergate videos. This one is "Don't tell 'em (Obamacare version)" (video below). In that Steve is temporarily unavailable, I will say it »
Another nondenominational beheading [With Comment by John]
You undoubtedly have read about the beheading of the American Peter Kassig by the devotees of the Islamic State as featured in yet another high-definition IS video. The beheading has been widely reported in the media. The victim has been identified widely in the media reports under his given name of Peter Kassig, as in this Los Angeles Times article, to choose just one such report at random. Conforming to »
The spike, Obamacare edition
I hadn't heard of Fox Business News anchor Melissa Francis before she devoted a segment to the Obamacare spike she experienced while working for CNBC during the Obamacare debates of 2009-2010. She reports that she was ordered by CNBC management to avoid criticism of the mystical math of Obamacare in deference to respect for the president. The video below excerpts her introductory personal account from the larger segment. Could Francis's »
CRB: Bridge to nowhere
Our friends at the Claremont Review of Books (subscribe here for $19.95 and get immediate online access thrown in for free) have given us a look at an advance copy of the Fall 2014 issue, scheduled for release later this week. I read my favorite magazines — National Review, the Weekly Standard, Commentary and the New Criterion — front to back, because (next to the books themselves) I most enjoy »
End of the cruise
I'm at the Fort Lauderdale airport waiting to catch a plane to go home from the National Review 2014 post-election Caribbean cruise. In the festive afterglow of the midterms, the stops in Nassau, St. Thomas and St. Maarten were but interruptions in the impressive programming. Starring Rich Lowry, Jay Nordlinger, Jonah Goldberg, Kevin Williamson, John Podhoretz, Mona Charen, Andy McCarthy, John Yoo, Allen West, Bing West, Michael Walsh and a »
How'd Hillary do?
Don Surber has an entertaining if wildly overoptimistic take on the midterm elections. Of most interest to me, however, is his contribution to answering the question I left hanging in my 13 notes on the morning after: how many competitive races in which Bill and Hillary Clinton stumped did their candidates win? Surber writes: "Hillary Clinton was about as effective as Pat Nixon on the campaign trail. Her candidates lost »
Grubinations, White House edition
Is Jonathan Gruber more obnoxious than shameless? It's hard to tell. Both qualities have made him a fitting spokesman for Obamacare; he gives us perfection in the art. His is the appropriate face of the the Democratic Party in the Age of Obama. The Obama White House naturally found Gruber a useful spokesman on behalf of the purported virtues of Obamacare. Like Obama himself, he would say anything on its »
A word with the man who…
The RightScoop puts it this way: "This is a great interview [by] Pat and Stu [with] Richard Weinstein, the man who is responsible for bringing us the latest Gruber videos. He explains what sparked his interest in Gruber and how he was ignored by everyone (even by Glenn Beck and crew) when he was trying to draw attention a Gruber video earlier this year." On a related note, Jeff Dunetz »
Clearing my spindle, NR edition
I have been catching up on the past three or four issues of National Review between breaks in the programming on the NR cruise. Yesterday's stop in St. Maarten interrupted the excellent programming that is the main attraction of the cruise. When the programming resumed, it kicked off with a panel on feminism featuring NR roving correspondent Kevin Williamson and Christina Hoff Sommers responding to questions presented by Jay Nordlinger. »
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Laufer is a 37-year-old attorney who grew up in Brooklyn. Her parents were outdoors people, so she got to experience all sorts of adventures that big-city kids usually don't get to enjoy. She went on to work as a river guide on the Deschutes and settled in Bend with her husband largely because of the beauty of the outdoors here.
She took a break from law after having her first child in 2007, and decided to start a company helping parents to get their kids healthy and active, playing outside. The format she came up with is a magazine-style website with blogs and videos linked to product sales for bike helmets, clothes, life vests and other products to keep kids happy and safe in nature. She describes it as a way to share the great outdoor culture of Bend with parents from other places, who want to give it a try but aren't sure how.
"Most of our parents are weekend warriors, they're rookies," Laufer says. "Our job is to show them how to get started, where to go and what to buy."
The Play Outdoors shop in the Old Mill District lost money, but the website grew quickly, from 100 products and four brands to 1,000 products and 10 brands. The warehouse space recently expanded from 2,800 to 7,000 square feet, and the business now employs about 15 people, mostly local moms with direct experience with the joys and pitfalls of exploring the outdoors with kids. The operation could expand further if Laufer is able to raise money. "We're looking for the right investor, whether it's a VC fund or a super-angel or an angel group," she says. "We're looking for a strategic partnership."
There's a precedent for that. The young Bend company that's had the most success raising investor cash is G5 Search Marketing, which has grown to more than 110 jobs since its launch in 2005. The average age among G5 employees is 31, which makes sense when you consider that the industry of search engine optimization has not existed for long.
Hobin takes a seat in the conference room and starts talking with the same matter-of-fact optimism I recall from previous phone interviews: "In a macro sense people are struggling all over, but it's different for small startups," he says. "Internet technology is on fire all over the country. It reminds me of 1998."
Hobin moved to Bend in 2002 after pursuing a variety of ventures in the Bay Area dot-com boom years. "Some of them did pretty well, others crashed and burned," he says with a shrug. He launched G5 in 2005 by going after the not-particularly-sexy business of self-storage units, leading the shift from the yellow pages to the Internet and providing companies with sales leads and instant analytic reports. From there he expanded into senior housing and apartment buildings. He bootstrapped the company for five years before landing $15 million from Volition Capital out of Boston last year. Sales grew 60% last year. Last October, the business expanded into a new floor, and they're already running out of space there.
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Our home is a perfect get-away and will guarantee a relaxing visit on the Big Island of Hawaii. We are in the Kona Paradise subdivision, at the bottom of Kaohe Road, just a short walk to Pebble Beach. We have fantastic views of the ocean and coastline from the entire house, including the lanai. Morning coffee on the lani, watching Hualalai and the ocean view, spatular!
Enjoy the cool ocean breezes while eating a fresh plate of papaya and mango and sipping a hot cup of 100% Kona coffee on the quiet lanai. The beautiful hillside will beckon a morning hike.
Our 2-story home is clean and spacious with an open floor plan. It has three bedrooms, three baths, living room, dining room, office, lanai, laundry and kitchen on the main floor and the garage and parking below. The house has been professionally furnished and will remind you of staying at a Four Seasons Resort. The office has wireless high speed internet and privacy.
The spacious master bedroom has its own sliding door onto the lanai, a California king size bed, walk-in closet, ensuite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers.
The second bedroom has a California king and the third has an Eastern King, both have their own bathrooms with hair dryer, one with an outdoor shower, one with a tub and each with a television.
The bedrooms, living room, dining rooms and bathrooms all are equipped with ceiling fans. The entire house is cooled by delightful ocean breezes rather than air conditioning. There are two sliding doors onto the lanai. The comfortable lanai (16x14) is easily accessed off of the living room and the master suite.
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I grew up in Northern California and moved to Hawaii in 1994 when my husband became the Resort Manager at the Four Seasons Hualalai. My husband was born and raised on the Big Island and therefore, the Big Island became our 'home'. We raised our daughter, now 23, in the close knit community of Captain Cook which will always be home to her. When my husband unexpectedly passed away while on a business trip to China in 2011, I decide to move back to Sacramento to be closer to my family and aging parents. I am also following my passion for collegiate athletics and am the Director of Community Relations at Sacramento State, my alma mater. Hale 'Ikena will always be my home away from home and the place that I plan to retire to when the time comes. In the meantime, I would like to share it with you.
Aloha! This is Melinda, I am the property manager. I live just above Kona Paradise on a 5 acre property. My husband and I were organic lettuce farmers for the 'Big Island Hotels' for 23 years. Now we are farm consultants and manage a few proplerties in Kona Paradise. We are happy to help Cheryl with her home and you to enjoy your stay here in South Kona. This is a beautiful place and I am happy to share it with you.
Property Manager, Melinda purchased this house in 2005
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My husband and I were one of the first property owners in Kona Paradise having purchased the land in 1981 and finally breaking ground in 2003. Our dream home was completed in 2005 with many of the design elements inspired by the Four Seasons Hualalai - the outdoor showers, slate tile and decor in particular. The comfort of the home and the peacefulness of Kona Paradise is something we particularly enjoyed.
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Our favorite features of the house include the view of both mountain and ocan as well as the outdoor showers. The aquarium-like snorkeling in the bay is breathtaking and the sound of the whales at night are simply magical.
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FROM high up on the Chrysler Building, a man surveys New York City. In an eye-catching 1991 photograph by Annie Leibovitz, this man, the choreographer-dancer David Parsons, is almost naked, stretched out belly down on a gleaming gargoyle, the sunset turning him rosy. Whatever Ms. Leibovitz's agenda was, her picture says a lot about Mr. Parsons. He's an athlete, an achiever, a hunk. His career has prospered. He's a risk taker.
Right now, at 39, he's taking a risk that involves neither dancing in midair (as he appears to do in the strobe-flash magic of his signature solo, ''Caught'') nor going out on a choreographic limb (''Pass the Oil, Please,'' a piece that presents two masseurs working on two inert dancers). This risk is financial.
In its last three New York seasons, the immensely popular Parsons company has played the 474-seat Joyce Theater, downtown dance's most upscale venue. But the Joyce rotates groups out after three years, and the Parsons Dance Company is presenting its 1998 season at City Center, which will open three times more seats. To Mr. Parsons, his board and its executive director, Frank Sonntag, the decision makes sense. As a dancer with the Paul Taylor company, Mr. Parsons performed at City Center for nine years; he knows the audience, stage, staff, crew; his office is there.
On its tours, the Parsons company can sell out the 3,000-seat Teatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro for three nights (in Brazil and Italy, says Mr. Sonntag, ''David's like a rock star''). He's also a big draw on home turf. In March, more than 2,000 people turned out in Charleston, S.C., and two summers ago, the company blew away the audience at the American Dance Festival. ''People stood up in the middle of a performance, after each piece!'' says Charles Reinhart, the festival's director. ''I've never seen anything quite like that.''
So, why not seven shows at City Center? After all, if a good percentage of the 6,000 fans who filled the Joyce for two weeks last year will buy higher-priced tickets, and if the public that doesn't venture below midtown can be lured to the theater, the company stands to break even.
Both Mr. Parsons and Mr. Sonntag prefer to speak more of challenge than of risk: the company is ready to grow, to convince American presenters that it can do well in larger theaters. Still, do not ask Mr. Sonntag to show you his fingernails or be surprised that Mr. Parsons exudes a mix of optimism and alarm. ''About three months ago, I went: 'I'm out of my mind! Where do you get the ego, the confidence?' '' Mr. Parsons says. ''But then I'm, like, 'I can do it! Why shouldn't I? I've been in the business 20 years.' ''
One way of marketing the company to uptown audiences is to offer something familiar -- namely, a ballet star -- in a surprising setting. The Russian dancer Vladimir Malakhov, of American Ballet Theater, is learning ''Caught'' and a new duet, ''Instinct,'' with Mr. Parsons. At the second ''Caught'' rehearsal, Mr. Malakhov, butterfly-bright in an orange and purple knit unitard, looks fragile next to Mr. Parsons, an athlete in sneakers. But there's nothing delicate about his determination, his endurance or his skill (he has already had four rehearsals with Ballet Theater today).
The session takes place mostly in the dark; the dancer has to coordinate his leaping with handling the remote control that makes the strobe lights flash. From the tone of the men's exchanges, you might imagine a guy coaching his smart younger brother in fly fishing, praising warmly, offering suggestions and ''watch me'' guidance. As Mr. Malakhov jumps again and again, he becomes increasingly buoyant and easy: a man striding five feet above the ground. ''Yes! Yes! Oh, my God!'' yells Mr. Parsons. And when the dancer asks if he can throw in some split leaps, the choreographer assents, adding quietly: ''Everyone flies differently, Vladimir.''
Different flying, along with charm, resourcefulness and huge talent seem to have marked Mr. Parsons's career from the outset. How many 12-year-old boys from Kansas City, Mo., come home from summer camp determined to be a dancer? At that camp, Cliff Kirwin and Paul Chambers, heads of the Missouri Dance Theater, hooked him. ''They were amazing men who worked with Hanya Holm,'' Mr. Parsons says. ''They taught me about the passion, and they did it right.'' As soon as he could, he left Kansas City -- sold his Volkswagen van and boarded a train to New York to try for a dance career. He was 17. ''It was all I had,'' he remarks. ''Nobody ever said to me, 'Hey, here's your college.' Nobody even brought it up.''
After six months on work scholarship at Alvin Ailey's school, pumping gas at night, he was discouraged. Then he saw a performance by Paul Taylor's company and persuaded Mr. Taylor to take him on as an understudy: ''Once I was in that door, he was never going to get rid of me; he knew that and I knew that.''
Charged to learn what repertory he could from videos, Mr. Parsons went a step further. He got the keys to the studio and went there after work. ''I'd pull out the projector and put it in the middle of the room at 2 in the morning and bring out all these old films,'' he recalls. ''I watched it all, Paul's whole career.'' His diligence paid off. With a tour imminent, a dancer injured himself.


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It tends to go flat pretty quickly, although it really depends on how much you have drunk already; the more headspace, the faster it will lose carbonation (of course, Barleywine doesn't have all that much carbonation to begin with).
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The Caribu reading app has inked a deal with HIT Entertainment to bring Thomas & Friends, Angelina Ballerina and Mike the Knight to its bookshop.
Boutique U.S. licensing agency Moxie & Company has signed a swath of new deals for its clients.
HBO has announced a global partnership with Running Press for books and mini-kits inspired by the TV series "Game of Thrones."
Media and marketing company Meredith Corporation has signed a licensing agreement with Clipper to manufacture a line of cookware, bakeware and kitchen gadgets for Allrecipes.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and 3D printing company MakerBot are teaming to develop printing materials and 3D printable designs for the MakerBot Replicator 3D Printer.
BookExpo America has teamed up with the Toy Industry Association, producers of the American International Toy Fair, to cross-promote their events.
Bulls Licensing has brought together FinTech Global and Puuha International Oy to launch a Moomins theme park in Japan in 2015.
Magic Light Pictures has signed a deal with Bajo to craft five new Gruffalo wooden toys as part of the brand's anniversary celebrations.
Comic book publisher Dynamite is bringing back Flash Gordon in a new series that will debut this April to coincide with the character's 80th anniversary
The Jim Henson Company has optioned the rights to author Randi Zuckerberg's debut picture book, Dot, which was recently published by Harper Collins.
Scholastic Media licensees are showcasing a plethora of new product for the kids' publisher's brands this week at the New York Toy Fair.
IDW Publishing is bringing of the most popular "Star Trek: The Original Series" episodes of all time into a new comic series.
Nuture Rights has tapped Immediate Media to create an interactive app based on the classic picture book Dinosaur Roar!.
Pete the Cat is jumping off the printed page onto a new line of training skates from Chicago Skates.
Mercis has partnered with the animation studio Blue-Zoo to produce a brand-new 52 x 7-minute animated TV series for the Miffy brand.
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