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- Address:
One Marina Park Drive
Boston, MA 02210Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AsianPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://bostonempire.com/
- Phone: (617) 295-0001
- Hours of Operation:
Dining Hours: Sunday - 5PM-10PM, Monday - 5PM-12AM, Tuesday & Wednesday - 5PM-11PM, Thursday & Friday - 5PM-12AM, Saturday - 5PM-1AM
Bar Hours: Sunday - 5PM-11PM , Monday - 4:30-1AM, Tuesday & Wednesday - 4:30PM-12AM, Thursday - 4:30PM-1AM, Friday - 4:30PM-2AM & Saturday - 4:30PM-2AM
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, Contemporary Asian
- Executive Chef: Kevin Long
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
A word from Empire
Operated by the award-winning Big Night Entertainment Group, Empire is a 14,000-square-foot boutique Asian restaurant and lounge located in the Seaport area of Boston, just steps from the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Empire offers a tantalizing menu from executive Chef Kevin Long (Tosca, Shrine, Red Lantern, GEM, Scorpion Bar), stylized interior and ethereal atmosphere that will transport guests to another world. With a capacity of 600 guests and three 40-seat private dining rooms that open up to one large private event space, Empire can accommodate groups of all sizes for receptions and seated dinners.Continued
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139 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (91)hot spot (75)vibrant bar scene (74)fit for foodies (58)special occasion (58)late-night find (36)romantic (25)neighborhood gem (16)notable wine list (10)scenic view (5)kid-friendly (2)great for lunch (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- ScottyRDined on 11/19/2014The food and service were excellent and the pricing for a party of six was less than expected. Great place to hang out and enjoy cocktails before and after dinner.Special Features:
- Tough ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/15/2014Made a reservation for a Saturday night @9:30. Made sure to get there 15 minutes before hand to check in and check our coats. Table wasn't ready until 9:45. Waiter was nice, but our orders were completely messed up. The sushi came before the appetizer. Informed out waiter to forget the app. Someone from our group ordered two Avocado Maki, but instead it came as Avocado Sashimi. We sent it back and the Maki rolls took another 10 minutes to come out. We ordered a shrimp tempura roll that never made it out. I informed the waiter and he did take it off the bill. The comped us a desert which was delicious but our bill was still $175. Some type of discount was definitely deserved. It also took over 10 minutes to wait in line to get our coats. Overall the sushi was great, the drinks were tasty but quite expensive. I like it, but will not be going back due to the poor service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kind of what I expectedKMark1Dined on 11/15/2014The overall ambiance and service at Empire was nice! It was kind of what I expected in terms of menu selection and drinks. I understand it's Asian Fusion so everything was outrageously overpriced! But I thought the food presentation could be a lot better if they want to overcharge that much! All the food I can order from a nice Chinese/Japanese restaurant for less than half the price. The lobster scallion pancake was $14 and there was barely any lobster meat. I questioned the server (not our waitress) if that was the right order and she acknowledged. The rock shrimp sushi roll I think it was $16... basically just california roll with a baby shrimp on top. I'll probably be back for drinks but most likely not for the food. It was okay nothing amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must TryDMRadioDined on 11/12/2014Cool vibe here! Thirsty? Try the Big Kahuna. Presentation is great on everything they serve. Highly recommend this spot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reservations or call-ahead seats?RyanVIPDined on 11/8/2014Empire never disappoints in food quality and table service, but a system needs to be in place to better manage the flow/table turnover on a busy Saturday night. We made reservations, confirmed reservations when Empire called the afternoon of, and even called to say we were on the way that night. Despite all this, we still waited over a half hour beyond our reserved time. This happened once before when I actually had tickets for a harbor cruise and almost missed the boat- literally. Once we ordered, food arrived quickly and all was well. I understand the popularity and realize people linger at their tables, so maybe they should just call a spade a spade: what they offer is essentially call-ahead seating, not actual reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere, service lackingbostonfoodieDined on 11/3/2014I will start off by saying we loved the space and the (strong) drinks. However, we were a little disappointed with the service. A group of 5 of us came in on a Monday for a birthday and we had to wait 10+ minutes for our table (even though the place was half empty). Our waitress was very nice but drinks took a while to come out and our food came out of the kitchen very scattered. Half of the table got their food and then the rest of us had to wait 20 minutes. Everything tasted good once we got it. Overall, I would consider going again but I'm not rushing back by any means.Special Features:
- Wrong musicToby2Dined on 11/3/2014This restaurant is overpriced for the quality of food and service. If you think that you are a high quality restaurant then you should have experienced wait staff and not young inexperienced servers. The food was good but not great. PleAse please stop with the heavy percussion techie music. It is not pleasant for diners to have to converse with that booming in the back ground. Also the wine list is overpriced.Special Features:
- Dusp02VIPDined on 11/1/2014Food is basically a collection of ingredients tossed together to look pretty (more or less), with no apparent regard for what the stuff might taste like. Food as interior decoration overseen by Donald Trump.
- Outstanding ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/25/2014Our server was great and the food was very good. I would recommend the lobster cupcakes.Special Features:
- Good but ExpensiveFairVIPDined on 10/23/2014like an upscale PF Changs, or a Tao-Vegas baby sister. Limited & expensive menu, small portions, otherwise food was good, service was attentive! wouldn't run back but enjoyed the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and Delicious find!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/20/2014My company visited Empire while in town for a recent conference. We had a blast eating here. Not only was the food delicious, but the service was excellent. The environment in general was fun and inviting and we had a fabulous time!Special Features:
- A great dinner and ambiancelindaVIPDined on 10/18/2014love it here.. quality food - creative- wonderful variety- options great service... a real nice dining experience Love those sticky date and pumpkin donuts with the red bean and green tea ice cream which I was sure i was not!! wow!! what a combination i want more....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unlimited Sushi on MondaysfrankieDined on 10/13/2014We loves the ambiance and the quick service. The selection on the unlimited menu wasn't exciting, but it was good nonetheless. I definitely recommend going at least once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GLDRDined on 10/13/2014Beautiful ambience, outstanding wait staff, delicious food. Our waiter was fairly new but attentive and helpful. Beautifully designed restaurant with a very relaxed feel. I can imagine that it is very lively on the weekends with plenty of room for diners and drinkers. This is an up and coming neighborhood with a lot of young people and probably a lot of young professionals and the harbor is right there as well. Loved it all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, large, open kitchencindyeoVIPDined on 10/12/2014We ate there on a Sunday night, so it was a little quiet, but there were still several large groups there so it wasn't dull. The food was very good, portions are pretty large, my favorite was the squash/crab bisque which was a meal in itself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a Family FavoriteBSTRDined on 10/10/2014We love the food, scene and staff at Empire. We love it for celebrating family occasions, and get-togethers because the food menu lends itself to tasting different dishes, sharing, exploring. I always enjoy something new on each visit. The staff is extremely attentive with multiple courses, multiple drinks, always helpful and make great recommendations. This is a place to party, music is lively and present. Great bar too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/10/2014Terrible food, not authentic Asian, too loud to talk, overpriced food and wine. Good wait staff.Special Features:
- OverratedPJdinesVIPDined on 10/6/2014Unfortunately, the theme of the night was quantity over quality! Huge portions, not much taste. Music was tacky.
- Great Night!!LiNLiNDined on 10/3/2014I went here for a dinner date and I may say I do not regret going there! The drinks....PERFECT! I ordered the Pineapple Mai Tai bowl for 2. It was perfect. Another drink that was well put, the pineapple express. The food was just delicious. I did not have one issue. The vibe was also great. I will say it is very pricey but its all because of the name. I'm already trying to make a new reservation in a couple of weeks. This is definitely a place to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014Food was good, I ordered 2 Mai Tai's and they both tasted completely different. I advised our waitress and all she said was "Ok Ill let them know" She did not bring me a new one. Reservation was for 830 pm, we did not get seated until 8:55.Special Features:
- Awesome experience!!ShirlzcurlzDined on 9/26/2014Definitely going again!!! Absolutely no complaints! Fast friendly service. Great food. Beautiful venue. Will definitely go again!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- too hip for its own goodLucy3Dined on 9/25/2014This place was too "hip" and "fusion-y" for its own good. Honestly, it was annoying and just didn't work. Everything felt fake, and I much prefer authinticity. The food was overpriced and over complicated, and not that good. I will not be going back here. Empire is trying too hard, it just doesn't work...some things are better left simple.
- Very good food and musicBCeagleDined on 9/19/2014Went here on a Friday night and had a blast. Food was great and the atmosphere was energetic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved EmpireFoodieVIPDined on 9/19/2014The atmosphere is very lively. The decore reminds me of NYC or South Beach. The food and service were both excellent. I highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- interested to try againMish2702Dined on 9/16/2014I had been excited to try Empire after hearing about it and seeing it on Chronicle. I didn't think the menu had as many options as I would've liked, but the food I got was good. We had a really nice waiter, who did not rush us and was helpful with our questions. The decor is beautiful and it is gigantic - so if you are having a large group or private party, they have lots of options. I am scheduled to go back in a few weeks for their sushi Monday, which I think is an awesome deal. Obviously, I would go back here againSpecial Features:
- ldub10Dined on 9/13/2014The food here was fantastic, and we received excellent service. It's a little loud for just a date night, but seems to be great for large groups of people. We let our server pick our meal, and we were not disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed the visitshagsDined on 9/13/2014Visited Empire for my anniversary. The menu offered a good selection, the meals we selected were very good, the service was great, the environment was loud but in a way that was more energetic than annoying. My wife and I are not drinkers but the coctain menu looked awesome.Special Features:
- Unexpected Asian TreatDinerkjDined on 9/6/2014I expected sushi but found it to be so much more. The photos on the website don't do the décor justice. Loved the ambiance, service was very good & our server made some great suggestions. To start, we enjoyed the pot stickers (which were beautifully presented, but not very special) and the lobster cupcakes which were a unique must try (but expensive). My husband ordered the stir fried beef with pea pods which was delicious/very fresh tasting, but he was a little disappointed because he expected the dish to be a little spicy and it was not. Next time we will ask to have it kicked up a notch or two. I enjoyed the black cod which was prepared perfectly but the bok choy was too bland and too much was presented with the dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eat here if you have money to burn.zen2goVIPDined on 9/3/2014Another well-funded, Seaport overpriced tourist trap. Conventional menu; inferior ingredients; bland, sweet, uninteresting food; expensive bar; ordinary service. Probably a better investment than dining destination.Special Features:
- well namedfinediningwithfriendsDined on 9/3/2014i took my girlfriend and her brother to Empire for their 30th birthday. the service is unmatchable, the atmosphere impressive, all aspects of high-end fine dining. the menu is impressive and the meals are cooked perfectly presentation also 10 out of 10, we had a memorable experience and I absolutely recommend Empire.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- On the fenceNichanDined on 8/31/2014My wife and I went for dinner. We had the crab rangoon, house special fried rice and the Korean spice rubbed sirloin. While we enjoyed everything we had and the service is great I can't justify giving more than 3 stars. This is just outrageously priced Asian cuisine and drinks. With so many other Asian restaurants close by with food as good if not better it will be our first and last visit to Empire. Some tables can be close together so you will be hearing other conversations as well as your own.Special Features:
- Kman25Dined on 8/30/2014Food was nice. Enormous portions. The pork dumpling pot stickers and beef moo shu particular favourites. Wait staff were v friendly but obviously quite focused on turning the table over - there was literally almost no time between courses and plates were being cleared as individual diners finished. Didn't bother us, but may get on some diners' nerves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply fantastic!campmom22VIPDined on 8/30/2014A favorite of ours for its delicious food and drinks, ambiance, service! It's a must go to place while in Boston!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great menu and drinksLincolnDined on 8/29/2014I found Empire to be a great location for a Friday night date after the ICA. Ambiance is great, the food is fantastic and the drink menu creative.Special Features:
- Love EmpireLoveNewPlaces1VIPDined on 8/29/2014I've been to Empire for both work related events and social dating. Always lively, food is awesome. I have never had anything bet a great experience. While I'm not a fan of Sushi my friends rave about it. I love the Korean Steak and am a fan of their Pad Thai.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food is fantastic!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014My boyfriend and I went to Empire this past weekend and had a fantastic meal! I've been once before so I had an idea what to order this time around. The portions are very large so we decided to order a handful of appetizers as opposed to apps and entrees. The lobster cupcakes were incredible! Heavy at that, but still delicious. We also ordered the dumplings, chicken lo mein, and wagyu beef appetizer which was plenty of food for the two of us. Overall, the food is really great and it's a really fun dinner spot for groups, dates and girls night out. Keep in mind that you will be paying a LOT for cocktails- some great, some not so much. But you get that great metropolitan environment which is rare in Boston- and very refreshing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really great food, a bit priceyhrainVIPDined on 8/29/2014Had the Dine Out menu and was impressed. Great apps and meal, dessert was just average. Atmosphere is fantastic downbtobthe bathroom. Place could be a bit cheaper, $24 for pad Thai is a bit high ( although it is particularly good!)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Empire was GREAT!LovetodineDined on 8/29/2014Our Server Nicholas was excellent and probably made our experience what it was. He was very helpful with menu selections and very energetic about them. Every item we tried was outstanding along with the Saki. I had asked ahead of time for a romantic setting and they accommodated that as well. Truly was an awesome experience. Only item of note - music was too loud in restaurant and got louder the later it got. It was dance music and would have preferred a softer something. We were not there for the club scene. But that is the only thing we made note of. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- open kitchenluvnewplacesDined on 8/28/2014We sat at the open kitchen bar. ..dinner and a show. Food was great.hot and sour soup was amazing. The cocktails were yummy. Complimentary dessert was a nice touch too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best lobster ragoon!gnee99Dined on 8/28/2014There were 4 of us and we shared many appetizer plates in order to taste many different dishes. The standouts were .... Lobster pancake, Lobster cupcake (a special the night we were there).... lobster ragoon (we like lobster) .. noodle dishes are cooked to perfection. The service is very friendly, knowledgeable and had a sense of humor without being too interactive. perfect. Drinks are very fun ==== We asked for a Hemmingway and were delighted when the bartender knew what it was, had the ingredients and ratios ! It was perfect. Great place -- food is fresh, and innovative and fun, atmosphere is pleasing to the eye but very energetic (and loud!), we have been back since and recommended to our friends!Special Features:

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The Safer World Fund has selected our project to support through a 50% match on all donations made while funds last! Your donation of $10 becomes $15, or $50 becomes $75.
Since you have supported our project in the past, you know that the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) programs seeks to help Afghans reach their full potential. Recently, Dr. Sakena Yacoobi, founder and CEO of AIL, said that she believes that in order for people to reach their full potential they need to be educated, healthy, safe and have a stable economy. When people do not feel safe, they cannot leave their houses. This means they cannot get an education or work, and when this happens, the whole economy suffers. Also, when a person is malnourished, they cannot learn or work.
AIL is helping to address all four of these issues through it's programs. AIL offers Afghans a safe place to come and learn by working closely with the communities where its programs exist. These programs offer education, including health education and resources on how to live a healthy life, which lead to people having the skills they need to be employed. People who are employed contribute to the economy and the security of a community. AIL's holistic programs address all of the needs of those that they work with in a culturally sensitive manner, and in the end the communities are better educated, healthier, more economically stable and ultimately safer.
We thank you for your past contributions to our efforts to provide healthcare to Afghan women. As the situation continues to change in Afghanistan, your support has become even more important. We hope that you will rise to the challenge and help us take advantage of this matching opportunity!
AIL is dedicated to seeing all people thrive especially the youth of Afghanistan. Boys are encouraged to study and develop academic skills as well as social skills. In addition, exercise of the body for its own sake is important, as well as the benefits it provides to support mental pursuits.
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"The Youth Council at the center made a cup for football competitions. In the tournament, 4 teams competed and the winning team received the cup and a prize made by the center manager. The matches encouraged all students to do some exercise in the clubs and at homes. AIL's approach has always been to treat the whole person and physical exercise is especially important for the young. AIL encourages youth to do exercises because it expands their talents and helps them be more active and alert in daily activities and lessons. For example, one of the students said, "I like football. I am in a football team at the AIL center. I exercise every other day. I like it because it makes me fresh and healthy. I recommend everyone in my family and my friends to exercise".
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GENEVA, Switz.--The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released figures showing a 1.4% expansion of global freight tonne kilometers (FTKs) in 2013 when compared to 2012. Cargo markets made very slow progress during the first half of the year. Acceleration in the trend took root in the latter half of 2013, placing air freight volumes on a steadily increasing trajectory. Capacity grew faster than demand at 2.6% and load factors were weak at 45.3%, said the association.
Regional performance varied. Middle Eastern and Latin American carriers reported the strongest growth in demand (12.8% and 2.4% respectively). Asia-Pacific carriers, which have nearly 40% of the global air freight market, saw cargo activities shrink by 1.0% over the year.
"2013 was a tough year for cargo. While we saw some improvement in demand from the second half of the year, we can still expect that 2014 will be a challenging year. World trade continues to expand more rapidly than demand for air cargo. Trade itself is suffering from increasing protectionist measures by governments. And the relative good fortunes of passenger markets compared to cargo make it difficult for airlines to match capacity to demand," said Tony Tyler, IATA's Director General and CEO.
In December global FTKs grew 1.8% compared to a year ago. This continues the positive trend in the latter half of 2013, though it was down from the November figure of 6.0%. Capacity grew by 3.6%, taking load factor down 0.8 percentage points on a year ago, to 46.3%.
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North American carriers' air freight volumes contracted 0.5% in December and fell by 0.4% for the whole of 2013, compared to 2012. Indicators of business activity in North America have shown some improvement in recent months, but remain below the levels seen at the start of 2013.
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The first version of the ordinance was approved during the June 2008 fiscal court meeting. At that time, members of the court agreed that the ordinance would be reviewed yearly.
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When I moved to Monterey, almost 13 years ago, it was the greatest place in the world. People were so nice, yards were kept up, and it was a great place for a family.
But now, there's nobody willing to help us uphold the law. Not even people paid to do the job. We have dogs running this town.
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During the summer of 2008, 70 burglaries took place in and around Owen County. Now, one year later, the Farmer cousins are behind bars and one woman has received a reward for her effort toward putting them there.
Owen County Sheriff Zemer Hammond said cousins Eric and Matthew Farmer, both of northern Kentucky, could be facing life in prison.
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The Nationwide Series race at Kentucky Speedway always brings out some of the best drivers racing has to offer.
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While fans enjoy rubbing shoulders with the drivers around the garage and the pits, one never knows who else they may bump into. Saturday night was no exception.
Local youngsters between the ages of 8 and 13 have the opportunity to participate in the Jr. Olympic Skills Competition. This free grassroots youth participation program allows boys and girls, competing separately, the opportunity to showcase their athletic abilities, while promoting sportsmanship.
The basketball portionwill be hosted by Owen County Parks & Recreation on June 17 at the OCES gym beginning at 6 p.m. Participants may register the day of the event.
After 43 years of experience in printing and marketing I have no problems spotting a marketing scare tactic when it appears. On May 29, I received a mailer from the Kentucky Equine Education Project stating that the horse industry was struggling and therefore is leaving the state of Kentucky. I ask you, fellow Kentuckians: Who isn't struggling in these artificially created hard times? This slick promotional piece concluded that the remedy to this problem was to allow slot gambling at the race tracks.
The NASCAR Nationwide Series returns to Kentucky Speedway this weekend with the ninth running of the "Meijer 300 Presented by Ritz." A full house is expected to be on hand Saturday night when the green flag drops at 8:30. p.m. Last year, a crowd of over 73,000 attended the race.
The weekend will get started Friday night at 5 p.m. when the drivers take to the track for practice. The session will last until 8 p.m.
Saturday, gates will open at 2 p.m. Qualifying will begin at 5 p.m. Fans who get to the track early can enjoy a prerace concert by Pat Green.
The Owenton City Council is looking for ways to spruce up the city before the U.S. Open Sporting Clay Championships comes to town.
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"Eric Can't or" wont. An appropriate "leader" of the party of "no".
We will take this fight to the primaries. Clearly the RINO leadership in the Congress is too interested is selling America down the drain in order to be "liked and approved of by the Socialists". We will let the new Congress in '14 with a new speaker do the right thing for the country.
If you want to understand why the GOP has become the Party of Stupid just look as some of the WSJ posts.
You can count on the GOP to support bone-headed stupidity time after time after time. And why not, it's the party of fat, old white guys who are desperately clinging to a 1950's era view of the world. The party clearly tolerates and supports racist views and positions, hatred towards minorities, prehistoric positions on woman's issues and nonsensical views on science and religion.
The party is going backward had warp speed. So keep it up. The GOP is the best thing for Hilary in 2016
It's Fox News.
Fox News wrote right in their mission statement.. to touch on viewers 'anger issues.'
Fox viewers 'average' age is 65 because Nielsen records any viewer over the age of 65.. as being 65. Old people are generally more grumpy and less optimistic about the world.
A famous economist once said about money in politics… you can spend all you want on advertising but at the end of the day, people are still going to vote about how they 'feel.' Which means, advertising doesn't work great.. if you want to change how people feel.. you need a 24/7 spin on your message ah la Fox News.
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If you want to understand why the GOP has become the Party of Stupid just look as some of the WSJ posts.
You can count on the GOP to support bone-headed stupidity time after time after time. And why not, it's the party of fat, old white guys who are desperately clinging to a 1950's era view of the world. The party clearly tolerates and supports racist views and positions, hatred towards minorities, prehistoric positions on woman's issues and nonsensical views on science and religion.
The party is going backward had warp speed. So keep it up. The GOP is the best thing for Hilary in 2016
Do tell. Your comment is nothing more than a hate-filled ad hominem without a lick of evidence or even specific examples to support it. How very Alinksy of you. Please provide some specific examples of such toleration of "racist views and positions, hatred towards minorities, and prehistoric positions on women's issues and nonsensical views on science and religion" or slink back into the hole from which you emerged. I'll be waiting.
yeah of course we are! how dare the GOP RINOS try to compromise on their principals with obama the chicago style neofascist thug union gangster in cheif! what is this communist Germany?
yeah when will the socialist liberaltards stop using their saul alinksy tactics of benghazi death panel obamaphones?
"And why not, it's the party of fat, old white guys who are desperately clinging to a 1950's era view of the world."
Agreed on the social issues.
Unfortunately not regarding economics. On that subject they are firmly anchored in the 80′s, which is a problem because we have over 30 years of data showing that "Trickle Down" or "Supply Side" or "Voodoo", whatever you want to call it, DOESNT WORK.
The 50′s 60′s and 70′s were much better where economic policy was concerned. Of course, todays "Conservatives' would call most of the policies that lead to that economic growth "Communism".
obama was elected because he is black
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Trickle down economics ended shortly after "slick" took over the helm. What came afterward was not much better. The supposed surplus "slick" left us with when "jr." took over was just more of the emperor's new clothes, it was creative book keeping. Unfortunately, a little known event happened in September, 2001 that turned things on their head. True to form, far too many "questionable sources" developed the theory that 9/11 was an inside job. Then, along comes the smartest man to ever hold the office of president with his "hope and change" mantra. In a way he is the smartest man to ever hold the office of president, he is calculating, devious, disingenuous…. the ultimate politician. He chided the administration on the floor of the Senate in 2006 about raising the debt ceiling. He chided the then president of over use of executive order on his propaganda, I mean campaign tour in 2008. He promised, "If you like your doctor, you can keep them. If you like your healthcare plan, you can keep it. Period." He further stated that ACA was the law of the land and is not negotiable. He left out the part about, "Of course I can change it any time I want." And this latest and greatest version of the occupant of the white house has done more to set back racial relations than any time since the Civil war. You bet I'm a "grumpy old man", you have NO idea what it was like to grow up when I did. The "grumpy" comes from experiencing something other than the chaos we have today. But that's okay, it's all Bush's fault. What we are facing today sure as h**l isn't even a ghost of what it was like then. So much for progressives and their form of progress. Elect Billary in 2016, let's finish the job and destroy one of the grandest experiments in governance in the history of mankind.
the Rino's want to get rich is why they want to go along to get along. They vote for cloture then vote against eh bill to cover thier butts during election time. We are going to vote them Rino's out. with Democrates the country will go down quick. With Rino's the country will go down slowly. We are almost too far gone to salvage without a great sacrifice of our way of life.
there will always be grumpy old men wishing things were exactly the way they were when they were young, but the earth just keeps righ on spinning and pretty soon youll be gone
RINO's are nothing but democrats in a republican suit.
Why vote for a RINO when you can vote for a democrat and get the real thing?
"Trickle down economics ended shortly after "slick" took over the helm. "
This tells me you dont understand the policies and philosophy that make up "Trickle Down" econ, or that they are still the dominant political economic doctrine, changed only in superficial ways, today.
As specific examples: "Slick" as you call him cut capital gains, and engaged in deregulation/Greenspan econ every bit as much as Reagan did. Check out the story about the deriviatives market, and what the Clinton admin, with the help of Greenspan, did to squash regulation of that market. Then go research Glass Steagall, and see that "Slick" killed it just before leaving office.
Thats full on 'Trickle Down" "Supply Side" econ. Lower the taxes, get rid of regulations, and thus you make supply chaeper, business more dynamic, and more jobs are created. And if you believe this then you need to look at the last 30 years of economic data fron the USA.
The GOP is losing the media/pop culture battle for its Exceptionalism counter to the socialistic democratic party. The libs have it easy – see it in the posts above; labeling GOP as racists, grumpy old white guys, etc., is easy to visualize to the common American while the libs are pandering to minority groups. The strength of the GOP should be that it stands for the same ideals that built this country – self-reliance and limited federal government; it applies to all people today and is just as relevant as it was 200 years ago.
Here is a simple slogan the GOP should start using to help drive home the problems of an out-of-control federal government: "$1T = $12G's"; for every $1T of national debt, additional debt, etc., it equates to $12,000 per every tax payer owed on top of existing taxes (based on ~80MM actual taxpayers). I just checked the US National Debt… $17.4T translates to each tax payer owing $204,000. How's your 401k looking?
Hmm, what party push through the Civil Rights Act? Republicans! Which party did the ex-governor of Alabama George Wallace belong to? Democrats! So in your view it is good to be a racist pro-slavery Democrat.
when you control half of one branch of the government, one doesn't dictate outcomes.
If the president proposed genocide, congress could either "get things done" or resist, creating "gridlock". Which should it choose?
Doing something for the sake of doing something is stupid.
Clearly there is not a single policy ready from republicans who dismiss and abhor this president….
Boehner,orange and likely intoxicated, will not work with the president despite the meeting at the white house where they made nice.
Silly Bobby aptly named Jindal comes out with divisive speech laughable and challenged by others as silly and inappropriate. Boehner pretends his good relationship with the president is much worse, since he deals with intransigents who can't be dealt with. Is Boehner a victim or a dupe?
Most worthless Congress in history. Useless. Overpaid. Underperformng. Hated
Party of exclusion. Gays unwelcome. Athiests–go home. Women–you're unworthy. Get an ultrasound and you cannot control your reproductive futures–we republicans will do that for you. No birth control. Must conceive rapist's child.
Ann Coulter is our female hero. She hates liberals. Our kinda gal.
The only thing lower than Congressional GOP approval ratings is whale dung at the bottom of the ocean.
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By Richard Adragna
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September 21st, 2007
Gang Green will return to the Meadowlands on Sunday to do battle with their long-time rivals, the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are also looking for their first win of the season after losing their first two games to NFC East squads (to the surprising Redskins in week one in overtime, and to the resurgent Cowboys in week two).
Both teams are going through some hard times early and would love to get their hands on victory number one. Throw in the fact that this is a divisional rivalry with a deep and long-standing history, and this game could be worth paying attention to.
It is going to be a good game because that is the way the Jets and Dolphins play each other, said WR Laveranues Coles. We always have good games because we have known each other for a long time. Its always going to be a good game when we play the Dolphins.
The Jets offense, anchored by Kellen Clemens last week, started off slow but got it together in the final drives to nearly pull off a comeback win in Baltimore. This week, though, it appears that Chad Pennington might take back his spot. In Wednesdays practice, his right ankle did not give him any problems as he performed his drills with ease. Still, the spot is up for grabs, and start or no start, Pennington will plan ahead as usual.
I'm going to prepare just like I always prepare and work just as hard as I always have worked, said Pennington. Nothing has changed for me as far as my mindset and my focus and what I'm trying to do.
As for the offense, they will go up against a Miami defense that gave up 37 points to Dallas last week. Yet even with that performance, undervaluing what the Dolphins bring to the table on defense would bring dire consequences, especially when it is led by veteran Pro-Bowl DE Jason Taylor and LB Zack Thomas.
If you don't put a hat on Zach Thomas he's going to make every tackle, and if you're not aware of Jason Taylor he's going to change the game, Pennington said. Those two players are perennial Pro¬-Bowlers and All¬-Pros. They're done a great job throughout their careers and you have to know where those guys are.
The Jets defense, meanwhile, will face an offense led by Trent Green, the Dolphins big off-season acquisition. Although he has raked up a large amount of passing yards, he struggled mightily against Dallas, throwing four interceptions last Sunday. Yet with the weapons he has at his disposal, such as Chris Chambers and Marty Booker, it is an offense that has potential to do some damage.
They got weapons, said S Kerry Rhodes. We are going to get out here and work and try to get things clicking.
The defense will also be without CB Justin Miller for the remainder of the season. Miller was placed on injured reserve Tuesday after injuring his knee in the second quarter of the game against the Ravens.
The kickoff coverage on special teams also needs to get things clicking if the Jets want a win on Sunday. The kickoff team gave up long returns of 108 and 61 yards against New Englands and Baltimores return specialists, respectively. The former was a touchdown return. Preventing another long return from happening will be a key for New York in order to have an advantage against Miami.
Given the early starts for both teams, Sundays match-up might add an interesting chapter to this traditionally competitive rivalry. Fans on both sides of the spectrum will expect a dogfight to the bitter end, with the best team coming out on top.
OFFENSE: Regardless of who is starting at quarterback, jumping out to an early start and keeping it on a consistent basis throughout the day is a must for this Jets offense, especially against a Miami defense that gave up 37 points against the Cowboys. The rushing game must also make its presence felt. Thomas Jones has not factored at all for the ground game, and Leon Washington hasnt fared any better. A breakout game against the leagues 31st ranked rushing defense could be just what the doctor ordered.
DEFENSE: While the Jets rushing game has been nonexistent, that of the Dolphins isnt faring much better either. The Dolphins are last in rushing offense, averaging 63.5 yards per game. It is something that the Jets defense must take advantage of. Miamis passing game might pose problems, since they are 12th in the NFL in passing yards per game. However, Green was ineffective against the Cowboys defense last week, throwing four picks. New York must put into effect the same kind of pressure Dallas put on him. If Green gets very flustered early on and makes mistakes in the passing game, then the Jets can force the Dolphins to win with their weak link, in the form of the ground game.
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Some of the players on the Jets roster have spent some of their careers with the Dolphins, and Sunday will see them reunite with their former teammates. Among the ex-Dolphins now with Gang Green include LB David Bowens, RB Darian Barnes, and OL Wade Smith.
While there are no former Jets who are currently on the Dolphins roster, some Miami players have called the Meadowlands home in the past. K Jay Feely (2005-06) and CB Will Allen (2001-05) once played in East Rutherford for the Giants.
Respect for Revis
Its only been two games in the young career of Darrelle Revis, and already it appears that opposing offenses are wary of testing the rookie. Not a whole lot of balls have come his way yet, and when they have, he was able to break off those passes. Some would say that opponents are showing respect for Revis. Others believe that it is merely whatever kind of strategy the opposing offensive coordinator prefers to go ahead with.
He's had some balls thrown at him and he's competed well on those balls, said Mangini in his press conference Wednesday. Every game plan is different and why they chose to throw on one guy or another, some of it is purely read-¬based or player-specific. You don't know necessarily what the thought process is from the other offensive coordinator.
Hopefully, Sundays game will be a time to shine for the former Pittsburgh star.
Coaching Connections
Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer will be seeing a familiar face on the opposite sidelines on Sunday. Schottenheimer will reunite with Miami head coach Cam Cameron. Cameron and Schottenheimer both worked together for the Chargers under former head coach and Brians father Marty Schottenheimer. Brian was the quarterbacks coach while Cameron held down the offensive coordinator position.
Cameron, who is often regarded by many as an offensive genius, was cited by Jets head coach Eric Mangini as the reason for bringing in Schottenheimer to coach the offense.
I really like their offensive system, Mangini said in his press conference Wednesday. That's one of the reasons Brian is here. I think Cam has done a good job putting it in and it will grow each week.
Season Series
The rivalry between the Jets and Dolphins has been a long-standing one, and the Jets have a slight advantage in it. New York is 43-39-1 against their long-time AFC East brethren. The most recent win came last season on Christmas day as the Jets were victorious 13-10.
Limited Participation in Practice: WR Jerricho Cotchery (shoulder), CB Andre Dyson (foot), OL Brandon Moore (shoulder), QB Chad Pennington (ankle), DL Dewayne Robertson (knee), S Eric Smith (thigh)
Full Participation in Practice: CB David Barrett (thigh), LB David Bowens (hand), TE Joe Kowalewski (shoulder), RB Thomas Jones (calf), FB Stacy Tutt (foot)
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If you could write to a Santa that existed, one who might reward you for being good, what would you ask for? Would you ask for a flat in Sloane Square? Someone to love and care for? Reassurance that we're doing ok, all things considered?
Indeed there is no shying away from the parallels in this exhibition with so much modern entertainment. Celebrity worship is another human constant; and with celebrity, as any Hugh Grant or Steve Coogan knows, comes sex, obsession and the baying British press.
Lady Mary and her frightfully common suitor are now engaged. Muddying these clear, business-like waters however is Lady Mary's longing for Downton Abbey's heir, Matthew Crawley. Which raises the question - what happened back then when one party wanted to break off an engagement?
The issue of whether girls are entitled to inherit - be it the throne, a title, or a whacking great pile somewhere in the heart of Berkshire floggable to passing film crews - isn't one that'll affect most of us on a personal level. And yet I still find it shocking that it's taken until 2011 for it to come up as a parliamentary issue.
For many of us - especially perhaps Liam Fox this week - escapism is everything. From boredom. From endless Loose Women. From feelings of being as vastly unfulfilled as a Little Chef chef. Downton Abbey is one such retreat. It looks nice, it sounds nice and I bet it would smell nice too.
While Downton Abbey begins to flex its narrative muscles, Spooks, in its final season, has the far harder task of going out with a bang, not a whimper, while somehow satisfactorily tying up all the loose ends - by which, obviously, I mean section chief Harry Pearce and trusty sidekick Ruth Evershed finally eschewing love for country in favour of something a little less abstract.


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Per requests, the Stiftung presents a permanent art collection. The pieces span the 2000s from STSOZ 1.0 and early 2.0 through 2014.
Much we could not share. Truly early Stiftung material (pre-2007/08) was made in Flash animaton. Long time readers will recall our animation and video began long before YouTube, Twitter, and its near ubiquity today.
We peridoically update items here and rotate pieces. Come back and visit. Or if a favorite of yours is not included, feel free to let us know.
Stiftung Art
Parting ThoughtsWords we wrote years ago back in 2009 still hold true for 2014:
It's weird going back over the pieces. They evoke the passions of that particular day or moment in kaleidoscope fashion. Taken in at one glance, it is astounding what the American psyche has been subjected to these past few years. More items are left out than included. Time and distance can be unkind to one's 'children'. All of the animations are omitted because they are incompatible with the gallery database engine. Those items chosen (and to come) should be, we hope, entertaining.That remains true probably for you as well. As visual snapshots of our times, even more than actual blog posts, these pieces evoke a particular time and place in the American journey to the demotic. Jarring and at the same time familiar. Enjoy!


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Your four-year-old is about to enter a whole new world of incredible toys. Tiny pretend-and-play sets, amazing construction sets, and all kinds of activities and craft kits will keep your little one entertained for hours. These toys are so much fun, you won't be able to resist joining in!
This easy to assemble pirate's den is generously sized to fit 2 or more little pirates! With a flap front door, 2 mesh windows and sturdy material this Pirate's Den Playhouse is ready to withstand hours of play!
Includes Pirate's Den Playhouse and carry case.
An exciting 50-piece puzzle with 15 magic patches. One of a range of puzzles featuring cross sections of a Fairy Palace, Haunted House, Pirate Ship and Castle. Children will enjoy making these fascinating scenes, then rubbing the heat sensitive ink to discover what is hidden beneath.
Measures approximately 16" wide and 22" long.
Join Jake and Peter Pan for exciting adventures in Never Land. Help them climb the rocks and cross the bridge by the waterfall. Follow the map to hunt for the treasure and set off in the boat, but watch out for Tick Tock Croc – he's never far away. Build a world of fun with LEGO® DUPLO® brand Jake and the Never Land Pirates™ building sets.
Hideout measures approximately 5" tall, 12" wide and 3" long.
Contains 39 pieces.
LEGO® and the LEGO® logo are trademarks of the ©2014 LEGO® Group.
Go racing around Never Land Island! Use all the LEGO® DUPLO® bricks to make the best sail wagon racers for Captain Hook and Skully, then jump on and get ready to go! Who will cross the line first and win the trophy? This great LEGO DUPLO brand Jake and the Never Land Pirates™ set lets you and your child create and play in a wonderful pirate world of adventures.
Includes Captain Hook and Skully LEGO® DUPLO® figures.
Sail wagons each measure approximately 7" tall, 4" long and 2" wide.
Contains 37 pieces.
Catch a Pirate is a simple, yet strategic 2 player game. Players try to collect the most pirates to win the game! Catch the captain when you can for an extra added advantage! Since this fun little game comes complete with an easy-to-carry storage tin that fits in the palm of your hand, you can pack it up and bring the fun where ever you go!
Includes 3 wooden die, printed pirate cards, 1 wooden Captain, instructional booklet, and travel storage tin.
For 2 players.
Ahoy! This Colour-A-Costume is sure to get your attention! The striped satin Pirate vest features a surprise on the reverse - a costume you can colour in! Pocket watches, alligators, navigation compasses and treasure await artistic interpretation, and this Colour A Costume is an exciting way to pass a rainy afternoon while preparing for the high seas!
Includes 1 reversible vest and eye patch and 8 permanent water based markers.
Great Pretenders products by Creative Education are made with durable, premium-quality material and exceptional workmanship.
Fits like a children's size 3/6.
Arrrr! After a long day of playing pirates and saving your ship from the rough seas, sit down and colour in the Great Pretenders Pirate Colour Me Cape. Each reversible pirate cape is made with a blue satin lining, bias cut binding and has a Velcro closure at the neck. Each colour cape comes with 8 markers. Best of all, the capes are machine washable!
Measures approximately 24" long.
Fits most children size 3 - 6.
Protect the pirate booty with the Gloomy Pirate with Treasure Chest! Set includes one figure, treasure chest, treasure, monkey, sword, and other accessories. Play with this set alone or combine it with other Playmobil sets (sold separately) for hours of imaginative play!
Figure measures approximately 2.95" tall.
The wooden Papo Fantasy Ship is the perfect environment for all of your fantasy themed and Mutant Pirate figures to explore! It includes a crows nest, steering wheel and three black fabric sails, two of which prominently feature a fantasy take on the Jolly Roger, which depicts the Mutant Pirate Octopus!
Figures SOLD SEPARATELY
Measures approximately 5.75'' wide x 20'' tall x 22'' long.
Become a pirate with the complete 5-piece Captain Hook Pirate Set! Don the brown coat with its shiny gold coloured buckles, put on the eye patch and foam hook and you'll look the part of a pirate! Just add the cap and you're the Captain! The front of the hat has a golden shimmering crossbones emblem! A pirate loves his hat and this one, along with the rest of this set, is an addition to their dress-up wardrobe they will certainly treasure!
Includes brown coat with gold accents, black pants, brown pirate hat, eye patch and hook.
Fits like a children's size 5/6.
Coat measures approximately 20" long x 16" wide.
Pants measure approximately 10" tall.
Foam hook measures approximately 7.25" long.
Build and play the pirate way at the Never Land Hideout with Izzy and Cubby! Slip down the slide, fly the flag and keep your eye on the turning lookout tower. Don't let Captain Hook and his crew take the treasure. Build an iconic LEGO® DUPLO® brand Disney's Jake and the Never Land Pirates™ set with Izzy and Cubby.
Includes Izzy and Cubby LEGO® DUPLO® figures.
Measures approximately 5" tall x 5" wide x 3" long.
LEGO® and the LEGO® logo are trademarks of the ©2013 LEGO® Group.
Go on a LEGO® DUPLO® Treasure Hunt with Jake and Skully! Find the shiny gold doubloon and make a getaway in the boat before you're spotted! Then return it to the secret hideout before the Never Land pirates grab it for themselves. Build an adventure on the high seas with DUPLO brand Disney's Jake and the Never Land Pirates™ building sets.
Includes Jake LEGO® DUPLO® figure.
Hideout Measures over 5" tall x 5" wide x 3" long.
Boat measures approximately 1" tall x 2" wide x 4" long.
Contains 22 pieces.
Ahoy matey! This 2 piece set is complete with a striped shirt with a red tie vest embellishment and matching striped pants for a fun pirate look. The material is satiny soft so that little make believe pirates will be comfortable on their adventures!
2 piece set includes: long sleeved top and pants.
Scarf sold separately.
Arrr me mateys! Play pirate with this fun dress-up sabre! Adorned with a legendary pirate emblem, this detailed and durable foam pirate sword is made for fun! A ornately designed handle is the perfect shape and size for little hands.
Designed for active and safe, imaginative play, Liontouch toys are made of durable and flexible EVA foam material and feature rounded edges. All Liontouch products are non-toxic, contain no phthalates, and are CE, conforming to the European Toy Directive.
Measures approximately 19.75" long.
Ahoy mateys, carry your booty in style with this bright teal, red and neon green backpack! Just the right size for younger children, this sturdy knapsack features a fully-lined interior, padded adjustable straps, extra storage compartments and, of course, a cute and colourful pirate design complete with pirate sayings!
Constructed of durable, high-quality materials, this knapsack has been thoughtfully designed by Crocodile Creek to help keep active kids organized and ready to go! Conforms to or exceeds U.S. and European safety standards. A perfect gift idea, this unique backpack is as functional as it is funky!
Measures approximately 11.5" long x 4" wide x 14" high.
Ahoy matey! Help these Playmobil Pirates find the hidden treasure on this Adventure Island. But beware of the hidden dangers. Avoid the swamp, find the hidden staircase and solve the "fire code" puzzle, with its cool light and sound effects, to unlock the cave door. Also, take advantage of the cannon that shoots to ensure that you and your crew are not disturbed!
Includes: island, cannon that shoots, fire code puzzle with functioning light and sound effects, LED treasure cave, 3 pirates, 1 skeleton, 1 rowboat and many accessories.
Figure measures approximately 2.95" high. Adventure Island measures approximately 28'' by 22" wide by 11'' high
Requires 4 AAA batteries. (NOT INCLUDED).
Hit the high seas with this buoyant Playmobil Pirate Ship! Load your treasure on the ship with the functioning loading crane and store it in the hidden compartment. Also, defend against enemy ships with the cannon that shoots! The included "Joker Coin" can be used on the Playmobil Pirate Adventure Island (sold seperately) in the "fire code" puzzle. The boat can be upgraded to include an underwater motor (sold seperately)!
Includes: ship, 4 crew members, 2 cannons that shoot, 1 loading platform, Joker Coin and many accessories.
Figures measure approximately 2.95'' high and the ship measures approximately 27'' by 9" wide by 22'' long.
Ahoy matey! These pirates are hungry, and shark is on the menu! Float around in this buoyant Playmobil Rowboat and help these pirates survive the shark infested waters. A great addition to any Playmobil Pirate playset!
Includes: buoyant rowboat equiped with a cannon that shoots, 1 shark, 2 figures and accessories.
Figures measure approximately 2.95'' high.
Help the Redcoats defend the high seas in this buoyant Playmobil Battleship! Use the cannon that shoots when you come across your enemies! A great addition to any Playmobil Pirate playset. Also, the ship can be upgraged to include an underwater motor.
Includes: battleship, cannon that shoots, 2 figures and accessories.
Defend your local pier with this Playmobil Redcoat Guard and his cannon that shoots. A great addition to any Playmobil Pirate playset!
Includes: figure, cannon that shoots and accessories.
Figure measures approximately 2.95'' high.
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Q. I had a child, now 16, with my high school boyfriend. We ended things badly; he'd been seeing someone else. He has two children with another woman. They split, and we renewed a "relationship."
I started to fall for him again just when he discovered he enjoyed his freedom. He said we should be just friends.
But I want to have a real relationship. I could easily slide back into old patterns but think I should move on.
Also, my friend said I should go out with a relative of hers. I didn't like getting set-up. This was several months ago.
I now feel it may have been rude to say no initially. Should I just look for love elsewhere or can I broach the subject with my friend? We are also co-workers.
A. Two parts to your question:
1) Move on. Your ex hasn't changed since high school; he likes his women and his freedom equally.
Give your son a better role model of maturity — knowing when to cut your losses.
2) Tell your friend you'd like the set-up. You weren't sure before, now you are.
But don't see this as "looking-for-love." Be open-minded as to your first impressions and do not appear needy. A set-up is a meeting, nothing more.
Don't force daughters to see father
Q. I left my husband two years ago after a 17-year abusive relationship (verbally and emotionally). He treated our daughters, 14 and 15, just as badly. They're now both in therapy, both with extremely low self-esteem, one with an eating disorder, the other one very overweight with extreme anxiety.
He asks for them individually to stay with him on alternate weekends.
Often, he'd end up arguing with them and call me to "Come get her." Or he'd criticize them, reducing them to tears. Both are honour roll students, never in trouble.
They've now both decided they don't want anything to do with him and refuse to go.
There's no separation agreement. He does pay child support regularly. He did loving things for them in the past, but all they remember is the abuse.
He accuses me of keeping the children away from him, and not "forcing" them to go. He doesn't believe he was abusive.
Both asked their therapists what to do, both came back without answers.
Neither will write to him why they don't want to come (my suggestion). I tried to do this by email tactfully; focusing on how important it now is to create happy visits.
He accused me of brainwashing them and not respecting his parental rights. He grew up in an abusive situation, I know he loves them and he'd never intentionally hurt them, but he did — very badly.
A. Respect your daughters' rights, foremost, and do not pressure them to go. Tell him you know he loves them, and there's some hope for a better relationship in time, if he doesn't pressure them either.
See a family counsellor with your daughters to discuss their father together. He might eventually want to attend on his own and/or with his daughters if they're willing, later.
Get legal advice, too. There are family law clinics and family courts in many jurisdictions, where you could seek direction.
Their father might threaten to withdraw support unless they visit — a financial weapon that's also emotionally abusive. You can prevent this through legal help.
He needs to understand why he's been rejected and helped to see some solutions. That's not your job, but legal and therapy advice can point the way.
Feedback regarding the writer concerned about her binge-eating (Jan. 26):
Reader: "As someone who's been there, as a compulsive binge eater/food addict, I believe that one of the most important resources a binge eater can rely upon is Overeaters Anonymous.
"Please advise your readers about this wonderful and very helpful 12-step program that will show the best way out of binge eating. The website is: www.oa.org and the writer can find a meeting near his/her location on www.oa.org/membersgroups/find-a-meeting "
Reader #2: "The National Eating Disorder Information Centre is a valuable resource with links to service providers in each province, as well as out of country. You can find it at www.nedic.ca and I think it may be valuable resource for this person."
Ellie: I welcome readers' references to resources and information that can help. The writer was "ashamed" to tell her family doctor but a medical checkup for health effects is also an important need.
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