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Slots Still Available for Legal Aid Wills Clinic on Tuesday, October 24Posted October 11th, 2012 by Jina A. Scinta
There are still two slots available for the Legal Aid wills clinic scheduled for Wednesday, October 24, at 3:00 PM at the Mabel Wiggins Center. No training will be required for this clinic. Students will assist the assigned attorneys with making changes to the documents that the clients request during the clinic and act as Witnesses and Notaries, if any of the students are Notaries. Students may also prepare simple documents, such as Powers or Attorney and Living Wills.
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Legal Aid Schedules Wills Clinic for Tuesday, October 24Posted October 8th, 2012 by Jina A. Scinta
Legal Aid will be celebrating Pro Bono Week the week of October 22. As part of this celebration, they have scheduled a wills clinic for Wednesday, October 24, at 3:00 PM at the Mabel Wiggins Center. They are in need of 5-6 students to assist with this clinic. No training will be required for this clinic. Students will assist the assigned attorneys with making changes to the documents that the clients request during the clinic and act as Witnesses and Notaries, if any of the students are Notaries. Students may also prepare simple documents, such as Powers or Attorney and Living Wills.
If you would like to participate in this clinic, please contact Jina Scinta at email@example.com. The first six students to e-mail will be signed up.
Our office is working with Legal Aid to schedule a wills clinic training for our students in the very near future. Please keep eye out on the Daily Docket for further details of the training.
ATTENTION 1L's! First Mandatory Meeting with the Office of Professional DevelopmentPosted October 8th, 2012 by Jina A. Scinta
The Office of Professional Development will be conducting their first mandatory meeting for first year students on Tuesday, October 9, 2012 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. in Room 275. All first year students are expected to attend. Our first meeting will be entitled, "Get Your Career Started Now". Dean Urbach will be providing you with valuable information on what you can be doing at this point in law school to help you in your job search. We will also be discussing the Policies and Procedures of the Public Service Program, Week-Long projects for 1L's and the Spring hiring season. Pizza will be served while it lasts.
Our second mandatory session will be Tuesday, October 30 from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. in Room 275. Please mark your calendars.
Mentoring Panel and MentorJetPosted October 8th, 2012 by Jina A. Scinta
The Women's Law Caucus and the Office of Professional Development are hosting a Mentor Panel and MentorJet program on Wednesday, October 17.
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Fall Hiring Season - Thompson Miller & Simpson seeking 2L for Summer AssociatePosted October 3rd, 2012 by Debra K. Reh
Thompson Miller & Simpson, PLC, a medical malpractice defense firm, is seeking a Summer Associate for 2013. They will be interviewing second-year students on campus, Wednesday, October 17th. If you are interested in applying, please log into Symplicity, "OCI", Session - Fall 2012 - Thompson, Miller & Simpson. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, October 10th.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN IMMIGRATION LAW? STUDENTS ARE NEEDED FOR NATIONAL IMMIGRANT JUSTICE CENTER "KNOW YOUR RIGHTS" PRESENTATIPosted October 1st, 2012 by Jina A. Scinta
This public service opportunity is ideal for students and local community volunteers interested in immigration law. Professor Trucios-Haynes and a recent alum & local immigration attorney, Becca O'Neill, lead teams of volunteers on monthly visits to the Boone County Jail where immigration detainees are held in the custody of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) bureau of the Department of Homeland Security. Trained students, with the supervision of Prof. Trucios-Haynes and Becca O'Neill, conduct "Know Your Rights" presentations to approximately 200+ detainees during each visit, and conduct individual in-take interviews of each detainee.
On Thursday, October 18, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Room 177, Prof. Trucios-Haynes will hold a training here at the law school to train students to go on monthly visits to the Boone County Jail to conduct "Know Your Rights" presentations to detainees. The next jail visit will be on Friday, October 19. Students interested in attending the training on October 18 and/or going on the jail visit on October 19, should email Becca O'Neill directly by Friday, October 5. A list of students must be submitted to the jail ten days before the visit. Her email is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Students whose schedules do not allow them to visit the jail on Fridays can still take the training. All students are welcome. Once you have been trained you can attend a Friday visit when you are available. Attached are some compelling stories giving examples of some cases that have gone through the Boone County Jail along with a more detailed description of the project. More stories can also be found at: http://www.immigrantjustice.org/tags/these-lives-matter.
All future trainings will be conducted the third Thursday of the month, with jail visits on the third Friday of the month after the training. When notifying Ms. O'Neill, please let her know if you speak a second language, although it is not necessary.
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Local firm seeking assistance on domestic relations research and writing project - Immediate needPosted October 1st, 2012 by Debra K. Reh
"AV rated Louisville firm seeking assistance on domestic relations research and writing project. Project to be completed by October 15, 2012. Strong writing ability and journal experience preferred. Compensation is negotiable and possible continuation of employment if desired.. Contact Jacob Crouse at (502) 584-1108 or email@example.com."
Mandatory Sessions for First-year Students with Office of Professional DevelopmentPosted October 1st, 2012 by Debra K. Reh
The three mandatory meetings with first-year students and the Office of Professional Development are not intended to cram more into an already busy schedule. The goal of the PD Office is to provide you with the tools and resources for a successful career path. Each meeting will be informative and equip you with useful knowledge in the career search process.
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Alternatives to Practicing Law - TODAY, September 27th at Noon in room 175Posted September 27th, 2012 by Debra K. Reh
Alternative Careers for Lawyers will be presented by the Young Lawyers Division of the KBA, in partnership with the Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company of Kentucky, (LMICK). Panelists include Ashley Blacketer, Founding Partner of Barrister Capital Group, LLC; Gregory Nielsen, Executive Director of Green Hill Therapy; Kelly Wesley Taylor, Partner with Trek Advancement, LLC; Bobby Ferreri, Executive Director at GLI's EnterpriseCorp; and Scott Hite, Academic Account Executive with LexisNexis. Rebecca Schafer with Huddleston Bolen of the Young Lawyers Section of the KBA will also be present.
This 1 1/2 hour program will be a discussion on possible alternative careers for lawyers. Panelists will discuss their career paths, which include both non-traditional legal jobs and non-legal jobs and how to create and implement an alternative career job search plan.
Check Out the Kentucky Foundation for JusticePosted September 26th, 2012 by Jina A. Scinta
The Kentucky Foundation for Justice, a student-driven (with attorney supervision) public service organization, will be meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 27 at the Heine Brothers on the corner of Eastern Parkway and Preston Highway. The Kentucky Foundation for Justice is a non-profit program designed to offer interested students clinical opportunities in the areas of inmates' rights, consumer protection, civics education, and the rights of internationals and refugees in the Louisville community. Depending upon their interests and qualifications, students can participate in one or more of these programs, or can develop and propose litigation, lobbying, advocacy or education in another underserved public interest area. Students are free to determine their preferred manner of participation, whether it be in education, lobbying, advocacy (assuming appropriate qualifications), interfacing between civil and criminal justice systems and the international community, and developing internet-based outreach and public education programs.
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Action star and right-wing activist Chuck Norris has a few questions for Boy Scouts board member James Turley, who recently vowed to "work from within" to "actively encourage dialogue and sustainable progress" on the Scouts' policy of excluding LGBT participants.
In an op-ed for AmmoLand.com, Norris asks whether Turley spoke out against the discriminatory policy on his own accord, or whether "the White House prodded him with perks and favors."
Is it a coincidence that a couple of months ago, Obama reversed his position on marriage, extending the union to gay couples, and that Turley just came out of the closet in his position against the BSA's position?
Is it a coincidence that in the same few weeks when Turley turned on the BSA with his pro-gay stance, Obama turned on the U.S. military and sent down a decree that the service branches must celebrate "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month"?
Is it a coincidence that Turley is in tight cahoots with the White House and that he is the only BSA national board member in 100 years to oppose its pro-traditional family stance?
The simple response to Norris' paranoia? In actuality, these shifts in thought and policy are not coincidences, but deliberate acts of advocacy by allies who have witnessed the harmful effects of discrimination on LGBT American families. That discrimination certainly isn't justified because it's been in effect for a century.
Norris argues that – "like hot dogs, baseball and Grandma's apple pie" – the Boy Scouts "epitomize the best of America." Norris is implying something quite insidious about LGBT Americans with that statement. LGBT families are just as American, just as integral to American life and have just as much right to the "best of America."
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Yankees Briefing 11/13/11Rebecca Glass
Thus far, the baseball offseason has been mostly quiet - with CC Sabathia's re-signing and Jonathan Papelbon coming to terms with the Phillies probably the biggest on-field stories (the kidnapping of Wilson Ramos is of course another matter entirely)...Blog | November 13, 2011
Yankees Briefing 10/19/11Rebecca Glass
While the World Series is set to start on Wednesday, the Yankees' offseason is getting into full swing, as decisions loom about which players' options to pick up, which players to let walk, and which up-and-coming prospects playing in winter ball des...Blog | October 19, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 10/06/11Rebecca Glass
After a day off, the Yankees and Tigers will play the winner-takes-all Game 5 of the ALDS on Thursday evening, where Ivan Nova and Doug Fister will square off in a Game 1 rematch (only, this time, will actually get credit for starting the game). Nov...Blog | October 06, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 09/26/11Rebecca Glass
The final regular season series of the year will, for the Yankees, be a chance to rest players and prime themselves for the ALDS. On the other hand, the Tampa Bay Rays, who still need help from the Red Sox/Orioles, are fighting for their playoff liv...Blog | September 26, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 09/22/11Rebecca Glass
Among the many reasons the Yankees should be glad they clinched the division on Wednesday: Matt Moore (0-0, 6.23), the much-heralded prospect will be starting for the Rays. The Yankees will send Bartolo Colon to the mound, as they attempt to figure...Blog | September 22, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 08/14/11Rebecca Glass
Freddy Garcia was scratched from Sunday's start with a cut on his finger, so the Yankees wil once again ask A.J. Burnett to attempt to get his first win in August as a Yankee. The Yankees will face the Rays' James Shields (11-9, 2.80), who already h...Blog | August 14, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 08/10/11Rebecca Glass
In his last start, Ivan Nova struck out 10 and didn't walk a batter, easily one of his best starts of the season. The Yankees will hope he can continue the trend as they look to break a two game losing streak on Wednesday. Garrett Richards, from Do...Blog | August 10, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 07/26/11Rebecca Glass
CC Sabathia was the hard-luck loser in his last start; he'll have a good chance to get back to his league-leading pace on Tuesday, facing a Mariners' team that has now lost 16 games in a row; the Mariners will have Doug Fister (3-11, 3.30) on the mou...Blog | July 26, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 07/25/11Rebecca Glass
The Seattle Mariners have lost 15 straight games, and have an offense that may be worse this season than it was last year. They start a three game series with the Yankees on Monday; Jason Vargas (6-8, 3.94) will be on the hill for the Mariners while...Blog | July 25, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 07/13/11Rebecca Glass
The National League secured home field advantage for the World Series with their 5-1 All-Star game win; the Yankees will enjoy one more off day on Wednesday before starting the second half of the season in Toronto on Thursday. Discussion of the Da...Blog | July 13, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 07/03/11Rebecca Glass
Having won every interleague series they have played this season, the Yankees will attempt to win their eighth game in a row on Sunday, and sweep the Mets in the process. Freddy Garcia took the loss against the Mets on May 20th, a game in which Garc...Blog | July 03, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 06/30/11Rebecca Glass
CC Sabathia was only on the Brewers for half of a season in 2008, but in those few months he put together a run seldom seen in today's game: an 11-2 record, 130.2 innings over 17 games, seven complete games, a 1.65 ERA and only one start against the...Blog | June 30, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 06/25/11Rebecca Glass
In an odd quirk, CC Sabathia has allowed eight hits in each of his last four starts, while the runners that have scored have ranged from two (in LA) to six (against Boston). Although the Yankees won three of those four games, it's not a trend Sabath...Blog | June 25, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 06/06/11Rebecca Glass
After going 6-3 on a road trip that involved facing some of the best pitching in the American League, the Yankees have an off day on Monday before facing the Red Sox. The Yankees are just 1-5 against Boston in 2011, but they've won 10 of their last ...Blog | June 06, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 05/27/11Rebecca Glass
In his rookie season, Michael Pineda is making a name for himself with the Seattle Mariners, with an ERA of just 2.16 and a WHIP of 0.943. He'll be on the mound for the Mariners on Friday, while the Yankees will send A.J. Burnett to start. In his c...Blog | May 27, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 05/19/11Rebecca Glass
On Thursday, the Yankees will send CC Sabathia to the mound; Sabathia has already faced the Orioles twice in 2011, and has allowed a total of six runs (five earned) in fourteen innings. The Orioles were originally slated to have Jeremy Guthrie start...Blog | May 19, 2011


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NBA playoffs - Roster Reload: Next moves for Indiana PacersBradford Doolittle and Amin Elhassan
Bradford Doolittle and Amin Elhassan look at how the Indiana Pacers could reload their roster for 2014-15.Story | Conversation | May 01, 2014
Can Evan Turner develop his game with the Indiana Pacers? - NBABradford Doolittle
Bradford Doolittle examines how Evan Turner, acquired by the Indiana Pacers at the trade deadline, has fit with his new club and what it means for Indy's title prospects this season.Story | Conversation | March 07, 2014
NBA - How to rebuild Tyreke EvansDavid Thorpe
David Thorpe breaks down how Tyreke Evans went from being one of the most promising young stars in the NBA to a mediocre bench scorer.Story | Conversation | March 04, 2014
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Dave Cameron looks back at last year's big contract extensions and explains why David Wright is a bargain and Elvis Andrus is a bust.Story | Conversation | February 14, 2014
Top 10 worst pitchers to bet on in the first half - MLBEvan Abrams
Evan Abrams lists the top 10 least profitable pitchers to bet on in the first half of the 2013 MLB season, examining whether it's worth it to bet on them in the second half.Story | Conversation | July 19, 2013
NFL Future Power Rankings - Projecting every franchise entering 2...ESPN Insider Staff
Insider NFL analysts Mel Kiper, Gary Horton, Matt Williamson, Field Yates and Herm Edwards break down every NFL team in five key categories to see how the league might stack up three years from now entering the 2016 season.Story | Conversation | June 19, 2013
Texas Longhorns still need to improve defenseSean Adams
After a shaky performance in the spring game, the Texas Longhorns' defense does not have to be great, but it has to be fundamentally sound, tackle well and not give up the big play.Story | Conversation | March 31, 2013
Justin Upton, Giancarlo Stanton, Bryce Harper check in as second-...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell lays out his fantasy baseball rankings Nos. 11-20 overall for 2013, and 20-year-old phenom Bryce Harper is among them.Blog | Conversation | January 24, 2013
Tampa Bay Rays' window of contention - MLBJason Martinez
Jason Martinez looks at the Rays' talent, payroll situation and competition to determine their optimal year for contention in the next half-decade.Story | Conversation | January 15, 2013
Ryan Howard, David Ortiz, Manny Machado discussed in Eric Karabel...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell offers up a bold prediction for hitters on all 30 teams for the 2013 fantasy baseball season, discussing many key fantasy options.Blog | Conversation | November 08, 2012
MLB - CC Sabathia injury could help Rays catch YankeesPaul Swydan
Paul Swydan says the combination of Evan Longoria's return and CC Sabathia's injury has opened the door for the Rays to catch the Yanks.Story | Conversation | August 13, 2012
Texas Longhorns Oklahoma Sooners trades that make both teams bett...
Suspend belief for a moment and play along. What if college football teams could trade players? SoonerNation and HornsNation proposes two trades that would make both programs better.Story | Conversation | July 12, 2012
Los Angeles Angels call-up David Carpenter should get opportunity...Kevin Goldstein
Kevin Goldstein profiles relief pitcher call-ups David Carpenter (Angels) and Evan Crawford (Blue Jays), as well as outfield call-up Jarrod Dyson (Royals).Story | Conversation | April 13, 2012
Justin Upton, Bryce Harper and the rest of the top 10 for 2017Keith Law
As part of the ESPN top 500, Keith Law looks ahead to 2017 and predicts who the top 10 players will be five years from now.Blog | Conversation | March 26, 2012
What to watch for USC Trojans in 2013 recruitingErik McKinney
There's no rest for the weary, as the USC coaching staff rolls onto the 2013 class. This is what, and who, it'll be looking for.Story | Conversation | February 06, 2012
Tampa Bay Rays are still as good as any other teamDayn Perry
Dayn Perry explains why the Tampa Bay Rays still might be the best team in baseball.Story | Conversation | January 16, 2012


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Obituary: Thomas 'Tom' Tomao Jr.
Date: June 13, 2012
by: Observer Staff
Thomas "Tom" Tomao Jr., of Bradenton, died May 27. He was 61.
Mr. Tomao worked for many years at Cannons Marina on Longboat Key.
Mr. Tomao was born June 19, 1950, in Wellesley, Mass. He was an honorable veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard. After serving the country, he was recognized as a skilled and admired boat mechanic who worked as a Yamaha service manger for 30 years.
Mr. Tomao was a cook, avid crossword solver and reader. He loved fishing, working on motorcycles and car racing.
He is survived by his sister, Janet; brother, Richard; daughter, Michelle; son, Kyle; and one niece.
A private memorial will be held, followed by a celebration of life, Saturday, June 16. Anyone interested in details may send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Bay Pines VA Healthcare System or American Cancer Society.
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Bacco Ristorante - Michigan
- Address:
29410 Northwestern Highway
Southfield, MI 48034Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Bacco Ristorante - Michigan
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.baccoristorante.com/
- Phone: (248) 356-6600
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Luciano Del Signore
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Bacco Ristorante can cater parties in home or office up to 200 guests. Please call for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Bacco Ristorante Can accommodate up to 70 guests in our private dining rooms for private functions.
- Private Party Contact: Alberto De Santis 2483566600
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Bacco is a top-end modern Italian restaurant. There are more than 400 Italian wines to choose from on our wine list. Bacco Ristorante has received such awards as Top Table from Gourmet Magazine, Americas Top Restaurants from Zagat, The Award of Excellence from The Wine Spectator & Restaurant of the Year 2005 from Hour Detroit Magazine.Continued
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Bacco Ristorante - Michigan reviews from OpenTable diners
58 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (38)fit for foodies (30)notable wine list (27)romantic (25)neighborhood gem (15)hot spot (10)great for outdoor dining (8)great for lunch (8)good for groups (8)great for brunch (2)vibrant bar scene (2)late-night find (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/20/2014The food isn't the only thing outstanding at Bacco, it's the service and warmth of the entire staff. Starting with the valet who happens to be an energetic woman. Every member of the staff pitches in to create a wonderful atmosphere of family which includes the patron too. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Italian in Detroit area but you pay for it!weebaronaVIPDined on 11/15/2014Our meal was somewhat inconsistent - my salad was boring, tomatoes and ricotta with no dressing, and my fish was cold with cold fried potatoes beneath. If it would have been just my husband and I, I would have returned it - it was not edible. The white truffle special was excellent as were the pastas and scaloppini. Service was much warmer than typical - nice change. Bill was huge - as expected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really NiceGfcronusDined on 11/11/2014Wife and I went for our 8th anniversary based on a recommendation from a neighbor. We were very pleased. Both the food and service were terrific and Paul, the Mixologist, will make any drink to suit your style and tastes. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Excellent Expierence!!WadieDined on 11/1/2014I invited a dear friend to a dinner at Bacco, she was impressed, and so did I!! She spends most of her time in NYC, and she thought a place like this only exists in NYC. The staff was very welcoming, hospitable, and helpful in explaining what was on the menu. The food wine. and deserts were great, we will definitely repeat!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was better in the past.OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/1/2014Tables were smashed together. I felt as though I was in NYC for dinner. Great service. Great wine and great desert. Dinner was not so good. It was not bad it was just not good. Baco has been better in the past. Unfortunately I think it is slipping.
- BaccoOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/1/2014As usual food was outstanding! White truffles -a special treat. Service was just ok. Sat for 35 min with no one to take our drink order. I had a hard time choosing the wine. There were no cabernets under $90/bottle on the menu. I ended up choosing a cab blend for $20/ glass. This was a big downfall to me. The wine list is extensive but I'm not willing to pay 100-400 dollars for a bottle.Special Features:
- Isn't it romantic!DetroitDiningDivaDined on 10/31/2014We enjoyed a romantic birthday celebration at Bacco. The special vegan dishes were quite tasty, and the salmon was wonderful. Our service was exceptional, with just the right amount of attentiveness.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing eveningCindyWDined on 10/25/2014Amazing food...amazing service, will definitely go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not a good mealLovetoeatDined on 10/24/2014We invited friends to join us for lunch at Bacco. We had not been at the restaurant for a long time and we were anxious to go back. What a disappointment! The food was over seasoned and nothing seemed fresh. The soup (cabbage and sausage) was overpowered with the pork flavor, the cannelloni had to have been frozen (center was cold) , then topped with a heavy amount of balsamic sauce. The scaloppini was dry, the cod was flavorless, and the chicken dish was way too salty. Since I am a frequent visitor to Italy, I don't think this restaurant would last long over there. Don't know what has happened. Maybe Luciano has left the building!
- not at all what we wantedSuzyDined on 10/17/2014Look elsewhere if ur planning a nice outing with girlfriends. I was extremely dissappointed in the service, food and the atmosphere. I loved the bread and that was it. The food was BLAH and the service for a high end restaurant was horrible. I will not go back and I will definately not recommend it to anyone
- staceyDined on 9/27/2014My wife and I decided to have a date night. We both enjoy good food and different resturants. Bacco's was the choice. The service is outstanding and the vegan entree's a nice tip of the hat to healthy eating. The mozzarella served with the Caprese was outstanding. My wife'sea sea bass and sweet potatoes was delicious and a different mix of tastes. She also tried the beet salad which was equally good. My fettuccine was dry, which was disappointing but all other dishes were outstanding, unique and plated perfectly. At one point we felt a bit insulted when we asked a question about the menu and the waiter replied in a condescending manner. The two miss steps dId not dampen our night out. Highly recommend but not perfect.Special Features:
- Delicious except....ChloeDined on 9/20/2014The food was exceptional. However, we were sitting in the covered porch area and the rain, which indeed was harsh, was responsible for getting my sweater wet, my chair wet, and quite truly when a couple spends $300 on dinner somebody should be responsible for keeping us dry. That was grossly overlooked as the waiter moves my wet sweater.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RoosterdrDined on 9/4/2014Excellent dining experience! Great food, wonderful waiter and dining room staff was very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatJennMakDined on 8/22/2014The food and service was excellent. From the vallet to management you truly feel like an appreciated guest. The food is fresh, delicious and very decently priced. It's refreshing to experience good customer service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/22/2014We went to Bacco several years ago and thought it was outstanding. It seems that the menu is considerably different and limited. I had a brussel sprout salad that was ok and veal that was cooked nicely but uninspiring. The waitress stressed that things were fresh and "not heavy." They needed to be more heavy as the experience was bland overall. Not the Bacco that my wife and I remember.
- sallyVIPDined on 8/16/2014Sadly,although I have dined here many times the pacing of this diinner was off. It was a very special birthday. The main course arrived almost before we finished the appetizers so that we felt rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ServiceK2EDDined on 8/15/2014We made a reservation through Open Table the "day of". We arrived and were seated promptly and the pampering began. We took an outdoor table which has a very different feel than the indoors. Our service was excellent, the waiter took time to explain the menu and provide suggestions on best selling items. Our meal was delicious. We loved our dining experience!Special Features:
- reviewjennyVIPDined on 8/9/2014Our food was top notch in preparation and the fact that it was sourced locally or organic.Special Features:
- I'll definitely be back!jvannoDined on 8/7/2014My husband received a gift card from his boss and we thought it'd be a great lunch date for us after the birth of our lil one. First of all the service was great. As soon as we walked in we were greeted and seated immediately. The weather was awesome so we opted for outdoor seating. We were greeted by our waitress as soon as we sat down. Throughout the lunch our waitress checked on us often enough where it wasn't overbearing. On to the food, the calamari was great. Can't say it was way better than others I've had but it was good. I had the Fettuccine ai Frutti di Mare and my husband had Strozzapreti Norcina; BOTH delicious! Seriously both of us couldn't decide on what to order and can't wait to come back to try other dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food but High Price PointOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/1/2014Let me start off by saying that I though the food at this restaurant was fantastic. Like all great Italian cuisine, the dishes appeared relatively simplistic in their composition, but you could certainly tell the quality of the ingredients through taste and presentation. Despite the quality of the food, I found nothing special about the atmosphere and decor' of the restaurant. Additionally, multiple staff had visited our table and I was not even sure who the actual waiter / waitress was. I guess at the end of the day, the quality and the price was on point, however, the overall environment and atmosphere really didn't inspire "romance" or a sense of being in Italy. I would definitely go again to try the prosciutto and melon.Special Features:
- The following 610 reviews are from the Bacco Ristorante - Michigan reviews archive.
- RairoadVIPDined on 7/24/2014My Wife and I went to Bacco's to celebrate our 32nd Anniversary. When I made the reservation, I knew what she would order, as it is one of our favorite neighborhood restaurants. We save it for special occasions. We were not disappointed in anything.Special Features:
- foodfreakVIPDined on 7/23/2014Another great meal and experience. We loved the beef cheek and polenta special-pure comfort. The artichoke, tomato and avocado tower is the best salad ever and the salmon is always well prepared. We also loved the quail and the tuna tartare was outstanding. Agata makes every table feel welcome and it's always like a party at Bacco thanks to this perfect combination of great food, competent and welcoming staff and wonderful wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Curling sueBaccocelebrationDined on 7/22/2014We were celebrating our 42nd wedding anniversary and wanted something special. We were not disappointed. The choices on the menu were unusual and delicious. We loved the ricotta stuffed zucchini flowered. I have never seen that on a menu before. The homemade pasta was exceptional. We needed a long time to look over their extensive wine list. Our server, Sarah, took lots of time explaining menu choices and answering our questions. She was very attentive to all of our needs. It was a warm summer evening and their outdoor patio was very comfortable with the fans running. We looked over their vegetable garden as we were leaving. We will not wait for our next anniversary to return!Special Features:
- Great food/service/attn to detailsBalthazarDined on 7/21/2014Food was an interesting twist on italian. Unique, excellent not a lasagna or fettucini alfredo place. Nice use of unique fresh vegetables in the presentation and meal. Top quality ingredients.Special Features:
- rockyDined on 7/19/2014food and service outstanding. every one that dines there is treated equel would recomend. one of the best restaurants in DetroitSpecial Features:
- foodfreakVIPDined on 7/18/2014The delicious food, the welcoming atmosphere and the competent servers are all reasons why Bacco endures as the best Italian restaurant in town. The artichoke, tomato and avocado salad and the Brussels Sprout salad are winners, the pastas are delicious, the pastas and perfectly prepared, the fish, meat and chicken are creative and always excellent and the whole experience is a special occasion. Thanks to Dining Room Manager, Agata, and experienced and intuitive servers, like Marc our every need is anticipated and fulfilled and we leave with full bellies and dreams of our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We will return!ChristianCollins20Dined on 7/12/2014Fantastic dinner, easy to park (valet), friendly service, AMAZING food. My wife and I are planning to return once per month!Special Features:
- Amazeballs!!GRFlavDined on 7/12/2014Best meal I've ever had. I know I will have Bacco Rack of Lamb with macarons for my last meal.Special Features:
- Great eveningSammyPDined on 7/12/2014Took my girlfriend here for her birthday. It was great. Food and service was just stellar. I really appreciate the dessert with the candle they brought her, she loved it. Overall it was a five star experience. I will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Real TreatChrisDined on 6/30/2014Went here for a 1-year anniversary. Exceptional service and the food is outstanding. It was almost too much to take having eaten, I think, 3 different types of bread before the soups and entrees. Each one was so good, though, that it had to be done. Service was friendly and added to the upscale ambiance of the restaurant. All the food was delicious. This place remains a favorite.Special Features:
- won't be back anytime soon..ftmfoodVIPDined on 6/21/2014way too noisy ... too crowded .....sitting right 'on top' of people--so much so that a person couldn't hear what their dinner guest was saying but every word of the stranger to your left or right...not a good place or an intimate or romantic or special occasion--not a good spot to discuss sensitive business with a client.... so close to person on my left, I expected to get hit by her every time she started waving her arms!
- Good, but not greatCaraDined on 6/21/2014We had no privacy for conversation at all. Seated just 10 inches away from another table side-by-side, we could both hear every single word the other table said. There was no way not to - being about a foot apart. They checked out our meals, and we couldn't talk much at all. We were celebrating our 15th wedding anniversary and basically sat with strangers. The food is pricey for what is decent quality, but not all that unique.Special Features:
- anniversary dinnerveghead24Dined on 6/20/2014Came here with my BF for our anniversary. It's a pretty restaurant but the tables are very close together. Everything is a la carte which is fine, all of the appetizers and salads are pretty expensive but we were expecting that. The food was good, but I wouldn't say it was amazing. Nice for a special occasion but I'm not sure I'd go back.Special Features:
- Very authentic Italiano!JosephineVIPDined on 6/19/2014Lovely, helpful staff! I have been to Italy & it felt like I was back. The foccacia bread is amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MelindaDined on 6/18/2014As always, the highlight of the dining experience at Bacco is the superb food preparation and presentation. The menu offers a multitude of excellent dishes at varied price points that make it difficult to choose just one main course. The staff is well trained and very professional. The vibe, even on a week night is fun and electric with many people enjoying themselves, no matter what the occasion. On this particular evening I was there for a business dinner and selected Bacco. Both of my companions were from Europe and were very impressed with every aspect of the restaurant and had a delightful evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- She is the best server!CeceDined on 6/17/2014We have been going to Bacco for years. We always enjoy our food and our service especially when our server is Elena She is always sweet friendly and helpful. She seems like a relative and we are so comfortable with her.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impressive, with a caveat or twoCGoshDined on 6/14/2014Service and attire were just as good, if not better, than we've ever seen anywhere. Prices are high, clientele is exclusive. A little noisy (dishes, conversation). Extensive menu, especially for desserts (dessert menu not shown online). Mid-size room, tables are a bit close, but cozy. Diner's satisfaction reigns absolutely supreme. Authentic Italian ristorante-level cuisine. Glad to see Otto's chicken (no antibiotics, no hormones, free-range) and other upscale local fare.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time there.AmysueDined on 6/14/2014We went to Bacco to celebrate our anniversary. The positives...the wine list was amazing and the adorable girl understood our likes and picked us the perfect Amarone. The food was fantastic. I had the salmon and wanted to pick up the plate and lick it! It was so good. My hubby had the filet and it was perfect as well. Desserts were perfect. Wait staff was outstanding! The bad...big open room, loud, no privacy. Next time I would actually request the booth in the bar. Our table was so close to the table next to us that we actually had strangers dining with us. I would absolutely go back or recommend it to others, the goods out weigh the bad.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go-to placeGrazieDined on 6/13/2014Server was attentive and impressively knowledgeable about wine list. Appetizers and main course were excellent. Room was very crowded the Saturday night we went, but atmosphere was overall great.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/2/2014Spiedini di Manzo dish the meat was overly done, did not ask how I liked my tenderloin. Would not have ordered a salad if I was told that the dish came with arugula, tomatoes and balsamic glazed lemon oil dressing. Otherwise found your restaurant to be very charming and would try another dish at my next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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We have made a commitment to have book diplays up all the time and we've been having fun creating them. It's a natural fit to have displays associated with the various holidays and this year our volunteer decorator, Elizabeth Berkholtz, came up with a new idea for Thanksgiving. The book displays for this uniquely American holiday revolve around the "four freedoms" put forth in a speech to the nation by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1942. The four freedoms were Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom from Want and Freedom from Fear. The country's most well-known artist at that time, Norman Rockwell, was inspired by the speech to create a series of sketches based on the four freedoms. These were published in the Saturday Evening Post in 1943 and would go on to be some of Rockwell's most famous works.
Rockwell had the idea to take the four freedoms and apply them to some normal everyday life events. The sketch for the Freedom from Fear shows American parents watching over their sleeping children - the idea being that this is a normal occurance in the course of a day for the average American family. However what is implied in the sketch is that the family is free from the ravages and fear of World War II. At the time the sketch was done, London was living under the relentless bombing campaign, known as the Blitz, by Nazi Germany. While geography certainly had a hand in keeping U.S. kids safe in their beds, so did the sacrifice of hundreds of thousands of U.S. soldiers who were fighting overseas at the time. Based on the background information about this particular sketch we decided to feature books about World War II and about the people who experienced it in varous ways.
The other displays feature some of our books on religious beliefs and worship, including new ones purchased with a donation from Sacred Heart Parish, books that deal with our treasured right to free speech and holiday cookbooks to demonstrate the abundance of food that is grown and harvested in this country.
All of the books in the displays are waiting for someone to check them out - come on in and take a few off of the shelves. You will make our day if you do.


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Richmond, VA: Making a Difference: An Evening with Dr. Jane Goodall
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On April 13, 2013, Dr. Goodall will give a keynote speech at the Richmond Forum in Richmond, VA.
In her speech, Making a Difference, Dr. Goodall, will bring her audience into the world of the Gombe chimpanzees―from her early observations and experiences to the latest news and stories from the field.
Brussels, BELGIUM: Jane's Journey Documentary Film Screening with Dr. Goodall
On May 14, 2012, a screening of Jane's Journey, a feature-length documentary about Dr. Goodall's life's work, will be held at Vrije University in Brussels, Belgium.
Dr. Goodall will participate in a question and answer session with Mr. Chris Vanden Bilcke, head of the UN Environment Programme Liaison Office to the EU, at the conclusion of the event. A book signing will also follow the screening.
Pasadena, CA: Dr. Goodall to serve as Tournament of Roses Grand Marshall
Dr. Goodall will serve as the Grand Marshal of the 2013 Tournament of Roses festivities. On New Year's Day, in front of a world television audience, Dr. Goodall will ride in the 124th Rose Parade® presented by Honda and themed "Oh, the Places You'll Go!."
Barcelona, SPAIN: Dr. Goodall to Attend JGI Global Meeting
Dr. Goodall will attend a global meeting with representatives from many of worldwide offices of the Jane Goodall Institute on May 4 in Barcelona, Spain.
AFRICA: Dr. Goodall's Summer Tour of Africa
From early July to early August, Dr. Goodall will travel throughout East Africa visiting projects and advancing the programs of the Jane Goodall Institute on the ground. She will spend time in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Gombe Stream National Park and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, among other stops.
Dr. Goodall Urges U.S. Senate to End Invasive Medical Testing
On Tuesday, May 24, 2012, Dr. Jane Goodall submitted written testimony to the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Water and Wildlife. The subcommittee held a hearing on several bills, including S.810, the Great Ape Protection and Cost Savings Act of 2011 which calls for ending invasive medical testing on all captive chimpanzees in the U.S.
In her testimony, Dr. Goodall urged support for ending invasive medical research on chimpanzees, as called for in the bill.
Happy Birthday Jane!
Today is a special day! It's Jane Goodall's birthday.
As Jane turns 78 years young, she is spending her birthday in one of her favorite places on Earth...other than Gombe National Park that is! She's watching the annual migration of the sandhill cranes in Nebraska's Plate River Valley. Of course, Jane is never one to take a day off like the rest of us and so she is also busily finalizing her latest book while in the middle of her spring 2012 North American speaking tour.
Sudbury, Canada: Roots & Shoots Festival with Dr. Goodall
The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada will hold its 12th annual Roots & Shoots conference on March 26, 2012 at Science North in Sudbury. The conference is open only to teachers and students, and will feature a special appearance by Dr. Goodall.


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Godfrey, 50, succeeds Larry Gregory who is retiring after 30 years of Mississippi public service employment, including 15 years as Executive Director of the MGC.
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Comfortable vehicle and provision of morning refreshments very welcome. Not too much time spent driving from location to location. Very knowledgable tour guide.
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I have a question on a house that we are looking at purchasing. The house is a duplex built around 1900. The bottom is 3 bedroom roughly 1200 sq feet. It is currently heated with a old style gas space heater (It is brown in color) that is located in the dining room which is in the center of the house. The heater is vented straight up the wall through what looks like a 6 inch pipe.
The upstairs is heated with a gas wall furnace (also appears to be old). I am not sure of the age of these two but would like to update them none the less.
We reside in Michigan and the former owner stated that in the 3 bedroom the gas bill was about $140 annually. I was wondering what would be the most cost effective way to heat these two apartments.
Since there is no duct work done to put in a conventional forced air furnace and duct work was quoted a rough estimate of $5k. To replace the heater with a more current model was quoted $1K to 2K.
I was just looking for thoughts and ideas.
A few years ago I lived in a 3 bedroom apartment with a similar setup and it was comfortable. But I was wondering about the pipes and etc since there is no heat in the crawl space? This is our first house and want to get this right the first time.
What would I then do with the pipe from the old unit? I was thinking about installing a direct vent (using pipe) gas fireplace. Then also adding a direct vent outside type of furnace? Any thoughts on that? I am just confused as to why the pipes wouldn't freeze living in michigan and also since the crawl space has no heat to it that I know of?
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Centrally located by a shopping district in White Plains, New York, this motel has free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk. The Westchester shopping center is 2 miles away.
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Days Hotel Broadway at 94th StreetOn the Upper West Side of Manhattan and within walking distance of Central Park, this hotel features an on-site fitness room and accommodations with cable TV.
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La Quinta Inn & Suites White Plains – ElmsfordA continental breakfast is available at this Elmsford hotel. A fitness center and indoor pool are available for guest use and rooms feature free Wi-Fi. Central Park is a 30-minute drive away.
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La Quinta inn & Suites Armonk Westchester County AirportAn airport shuttle service is available for guest convenience at this Armonk hotel. Marc Charles Steakhouse is on site. Rooms feature free Wi-Fi. Lyndhurst is a 20-minute drive away.
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Rooms were all redone and new and clean and comfortable!!
Dress code in the bar
After a brief snafu at check in which Maritsa quickly fixed, I was greeted by the lovely decor of the hotel. My room appeared to be an art exhibit in comparison to other hotels in which I've stayed. Loved it!!!
Due to location of room picked up some traffic noise. No refrigerator nor microwave in room.
They redone. the rooms and they did an excellent job
Staff and Hotel. Especially the guy who was in the front desk when we checked in was very helpful. Sorry, I could not get his name.
The connecting door adjoining the next room. There were some guests in the next room # 141 who were too loud and noisy. No sound proof on the closed door and could not sleep in the night.
This is a fresh clean and friendly hotel, they take pride in the appearance and its beautiful inside out. The bedding is comfortable and the bathroon is lovely. Great place to stay
I hated the fact that the room was not fully equiped with all the necessary small appliances. There was no refrigerator, microwave, iron or iron board. There was no closet space for hanging anything. That was just annoying to me because I think those a basic complimentary things in a room I had to pay for getting a refrigerator in the room.
The staff is Good
The rooms were trash. The first room I was given the lights didn't work. Then the second room the TV's was so out dated still had a Tube Style TV. Food over price.
Mannerism excelent
Room size
Odor of Hotel (musty)
The front desk staff was kind and courteous. I had a situation where I lost my cell phone in the city and the manager personally took an interest in making sure I got it back. Very impressive!
I didn't like that there was not a fridge in the room and the continental breakfast could have stepped up.
Room disgusting mattress need to be replace bathtub was nasty and not worth more than $50.00 a night I been in motel 's better than this hotel.
The A/C was good.
The room offered was in the old section of the hotel, old TV. I had to call to get the remote working. No pressing iron.
They had an elevator great to acess to room.wifi ready.a/c unit, ki.g size bed comfortable .
Breakfast wasn't what I expected . the sink was clogged up, no microwave, no closet to hang clothes, not enough linens.
Although it was dated the lobby had a lot of charm and was probably really nice in its day. The lounge was fun.
Stayed in a renovated room. Hated the sliding wall partitioning the bed and bath. It looked like a cheap shower door.
The staff was pleasant and tried to be accommodating.The room was fair. The breakfast buffet was fine & satisfactory. The Wi-FI in the room never worked properly. The cleanliness was borderline, but at the price (relatively cheap) and for the stay of one night, it was okay.
Very convenient location for me -- easy to find; convenient perch on the north side of New York City; useful adjacent services
Some of the lights in my room didn't work or had no bulbs
Lightbulb in bathroom shower was not working, TV in room was old (tube) and a major network was unavailable.
The continental breakfast was nice.
the room had an air freshener built into heater that was so potent that it caused us to have headaches ...we choose to be cold rather than turn up the heat; remote didn't work, nor did the replacement we requested; and walls too thin, could clearly hear our neighbors.
WiFi access
Bathroom primitive and when you flushed toilet it made a huge noise that could be heard throughout the building. TV was old and had bad picture Bed mattresses were like rocks Elevators were slow We didn't stay and chose to return home after a party and forfeited our room fees which came to $175 even though room was booked at $139
The staff was very helpful and professional.
Curtains were dirty looking. Small bug was on my night robe. No refrigerator or microwave upon arrival. Door was not adequately secure. Breakfast was not so good. Parking was not adequate-guest of hotel should not have parked to far from hotel because of weddings parties, etc be held at hotel.
the room was"ent any good
Main parking was not at the lobby level and ice machine and vending machine were on opposit wings of the hotel.
The Hotel was not what we are used to, it actually gave us some concern as to safety in the area. Would probably not stay there again.
the hotel was easy to find, right off the interstate = convenient to get into NYC, and a free breakfeast was provided. Also, the hotel lobby was attractive. The rate was reasonable.
this is an older hotel that has not been remodeled / upgraded = the bathrooms were very small...no luxury there! Also, the hotel hosted events each night we were there (Fri. & Sat.) which were very noisy and went on well into the night.
Location of RRH was in safe area. Parking was included.
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Valve Spring Compressor, Two Jaw Style, Black/Zinc Plated, Steel, Cylinder Head On, Each
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These OTC valve spring compressors are designed to compress valve springs on overhead valve engines. They include two spring adapters, which fit valve spring retainers up to 1.812 in. The jaw opening is 1.375 in. to 5.625 in., and has 5.875 in. throat clearance.
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