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box1Line breaks: box
1A container with a flat base and sides, typically square or rectangular and having a lid: a cigarette box a hat box
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- Officers raided the flat and seized seven boxes containing 72,000 cigarettes.
- They were muscular all around from working hard all summer lifting heavy boxes for their father's moving business.
- If there is no source of heat in the home, cover plants with boxes, heavy fabric or a material that will trap existing heat from the floor or an inner wall.
1.1The contents of a box: she ate a whole box of chocolates that night
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- The reason I hadn't finished this particular box of cornflakes was because my mum had recently replenished it with the contents of a new box.
- When we think of traditional food, some folks get a vision of a big bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken and a family box of fries.
- A gloved hand slammed merrily on a wooden table, shaking the contents on it and clattering a box of various tools to the floor.
1.2 (the box) informal , chiefly British Television or a television set: we sat around watching the box
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- Like millions of others in the affluent West, I have spent much of the last month glued to the box, watching as the world hurtled out of control.
- but all I really did as a kid was play in the street and watch the box.
- Watch it on the box when it's hopefully been distilled into something worth watching.
1.3 informal A casing containing a computer: the new model is half the cost of an equivalent IBM box
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- Unplugging and plugging back in the box didn't do anything either.
- Over here, we have the dead power supply which came out of our box, and over here we have the replacement power supply.
- You don't always need to have the latest and greatest hardware (but it helps) to get the most out of your box.
1.4 informal A coffin: I always thought I'd be in a box when I finally left here
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- They stand up, slowly, then pace their dispassionate bodies toward those two coffins, coffin-like boxes.
- It began look like I was the product of some genetic experiment involving something kept in 3 coffin shaped boxes.
2An area or space enclosed within straight lines, in particular:
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- Introns are shown as straight lines connecting the boxes.
- In an attempt to avoid the tell-tale pyramid shape, spirals, boxes and straight lines are used.
- Diagonal lines through the boxes indicate sites of frameshifts for which the exact position of the frameshift event could not be determined.
2.1An area on a page that is to be filled in or that contains separate printed matter: tick the box on the coupon
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- You can understand the thinking: with support workers there to tick boxes and fill in forms, skilled staff would be freed up for more demanding jobs.
- Now they're forced to tick boxes and fill paperwork in.
- It was a bit of a theme among players and staff in the wake of this triumph, a result that proves Gretna tick the only boxes that matter.
2.2An area on a computer screen for user input or displaying information: a new box appears containing the names of all the programs which are opened
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- Leonti stared at the information box displayed on the main monitor of the Sestuan.
- Participants were asked to guess which of four identical boxes appearing on the screen had been selected by the computer.
- Double-clicking on the directory brings the user to the Linux box with the test data, without realizing it.
2.3British A box junction: do not enter the box until your exit is clear
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- They'll buy this car because it's cheap, and as a result of that, they're going to be tearing around Britain's yellow boxes and bus lanes in a genuinely very good little car.
- The green cycle lanes and advance stop boxes at traffic lights across the city make life safer for cyclists and could well be saving lives, but accidents that don't happen don't get into the press.
- At every set of traffic lights on the way queuing drivers blocked the cycle lanes and priority boxes.
2.4 (the box) Soccer The penalty area: he curled in a brilliant second from the edge of the box
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- Amoruso rose to meet a Ricksen corner and the ball broke in the six-yard box and Flo smacked it into the net for his 21st of the season.
- He carried the ball at pace from halfway towards the box before cracking a right-foot shot from 20 yards out.
- The Hearts captain, in possession, tried to check his run in the box and was bumped over by his pursuer.
2.5 (the box) Baseball The area occupied by the batter: ten thousand people booed him when he stepped into the box
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- As a batter steps into the box, Vin tells you where he comes from, what his mother and father do, or what he likes to read.
- This leaves the umpire in a position of judgment as to whether or not the batter is properly in the box at least six inches away from home plate.
- What is clear is that as a result the batter's box was obliterated.
3A separate section or enclosed area reserved for a group of people in a theatre or sports ground, or for witnesses or the jury in a law court: the royal box
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- A section of boxes climbs from the stage, then rows of benches rise high up the slope of the fan-shaped amphitheater.
- Do witnesses get in the box and just express an opinion?
- The trial was expected to last for several more years, with only the second witness currently in the box.
3.1 historical A coachman's seat.
3.2British A small country house for use when shooting or fishing.
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- Available at furniture, storage supply, or home stores, these boxes come with open shelves, doors, or drawers.
- The fishing behind the boxes has slowed down considerably due to the havoc caused by the seals that come into the Ridge Pool with the high tide.
- Ahern was instrumental in retaining a much reduced Irish fishing box, much to the disgust of the Spanish.
4A protective casing for a piece of a mechanism: in the second variation, a switch loop, only one cable enters the box
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- She removed another device, a mechanical box connected by a cord to a piece of metal with a plastic handle.
- Eight of the illuminating plastic road safety boxes were smashed to pieces in a frenzied attack in the early hours of Sunday morning.
- Make sure your spa comes with a protective box or panel designed to keep out rain and water from sprinkler systems.
4.1 informal short for gearbox.
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- Simply plant the accelerator, try to keep pace with the gearchanges in the six-speed box and soak up the noise.
- Drop it down to second with some clunking from the sequential box, the revs rise, press the pedal to the floor and the world blurs.
- Most people assume the higher the horsepower rating on the box, the better the air compressor.
4.2British A light shield for protecting a man's genitals in sport, especially in cricket.
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- Cricket boxes, shin pads, and gloves are all examples of equipment that should be worn to prevent injury.
- As we were getting changed, I noticed some of my new team-mates were putting on what looked like cricket boxes.
- He wonders why European sportsmen don't wear boxes to protect themselves from such painful eventualities, when Americans are so keen on them.
5.1A facility at a post office whereby letters are kept until called for by the addressee.
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- She got a post-office box for her business to keep her home address private.
- She tells him the name of a real ship and says his father is a sailor, even writing letters from this imaginary dad and sending them via a post-office box.
- Residents are being urged to help the fight against crime the next time they send a letter with the introduction of police crime boxes in post offices.
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1 (often as adjective boxed) Put in or provide with a box: the books are sold as a boxed set Muriel boxed up all Christopher's clothes
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- Some, with sheets of printed artwork, were still in packages of fives and 10s, used to ship them in bulk from the Far East before being boxed up and sold.
- I have books (so many books) and since I had to move out of my previous home, many of them are still boxed up.
- Some of the boxes even have dates of 2001 and 2002 posted on the labels, which I hope doesn't mean the date they were boxed up and put into storage.
1.1Enclose (a piece of text) within printed lines: boxed sections in magazines
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- Procedures relating to topics within the chapter are boxed in and numbered so that the reader can quickly recognize them.
- Cis-regulatory elements described in the text are boxed.
- The Walker A, Walker B, and ABC signatures are boxed.
1.2 (box someone in) Restrict the ability of (a person or vehicle) to move freely: a van had double-parked alongside her car and totally boxed her in
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- Mr Reed said the other man stayed in the car but two members of the public used their vehicles to box him in.
- They tried to box her in, but she moved too quickly.
- The Ferrari then pulled in close in front of him, braking, while the Mercedes drew close behind, boxing him in.
late Old English, probably from late Latin buxis, from Latin pyxis 'boxwood box', from Greek puxos (see box3).
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be a box of birds
- NZ informal Be fine or happy.Example sentences
- And by the time we went for a walk up to that waterfall that I posted pics of a bit further back I was feeling a box of birds and he was starting to drag his feet.
- Apart from these ailments, I'm a box of birds most of the time.
- By the next morning he was a box of birds and adjusting to using his hand with a chocolate-bar-sized bandage on his small fingers.
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box of tricks
- informal An ingenious gadget: all those magical effects were produced by this little box of tricks hereMore example sentences
- The result is that you feel that you are watching a clever box of tricks: theatre almost entirely reduced to a few ingenious lighting effects.
- The internal combustion engine reveals it secrets easily, and lends itself to modification, whereas the mobile phone is a sealed box of tricks in a barely 'customisable' shell.
- We used to get a lot of inventors turn up at Northam with a box of tricks for us to look at.
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out of one's box
- British informal Intoxicated with alcohol or drugs: I was out of my box on sulphateMore example sentences
- Quite clearly the youth of France cannot come to their senses because they are out of their box on a tequila flavoured beer.
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(right) out of the box informal
- With any newly installed computer data backup system, don't assume everything works correctly right out of the box.
- That why I think it's very promising that the PS3 has dual display support out of the box.
- You are getting a "clean integration", no third party ads on your desktop out of the box, nothing extra on your hard drive eating up valuable space.
- We had to work pretty hard to gain some speed back that we had expected to have right out of the box.
- I think we had some good chemistry, you know, between the two of us right out of the box.
- To fault Mad About You for not being perfect out of the box (and it's the rare show that is) is unfair.
- But someone who thinks he is out of the box will be constantly scrabbling for support of that belief.
- The trouble with a result like this morning's, it was so out of the box that it will in fact effect the long term trend.
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think outside (or out of) the box
- informal Think in an original or creative way.Example sentences
- To bring in new members, we have to be willing to try innovative ideas and think outside the box.
- Although dyslexic people have problems with reading, their brains are well suited for ideas and thinking outside the box.
- Does the institution truly value candor, thinking outside the box and innovation, or merely give lip service to it?
1Used to refer to the immediate usability or functionality of a newly purchased product, typically an electronic device or a piece of software: most laptops come with wireless capability out of the box console games need to be good to go right out of the box the product is designed as an out-of-the-box portal for the medium to large enterprise
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1.1chiefly US From the very beginning; immediately: his family memoir was a ratings smash right out of the box
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2Australian /NZ Unusually good: the novel is nothing out of the box
[by association with the phrase look fresh out of a bandbox 'look very smart' (see bandbox)]
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boxful noun (plural boxfuls)
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- A Wilton woman would happily have accepted 'a tenner' for a cardboard boxful of junk that for decades had been gathering dust in her loft.
- Baseball equipment by the boxful is arriving, thanks to a enterprising group of volunteers here in the United States.
- A night or two later, Mac came back to the Wade Bar with a boxful of metal scraps and debris to show to his buddies.
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box-like adjective
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- The computer lab in which I work, housing 10 computers in a small, box-like room, becomes like a sauna, with 30-plus degree temperatures and an unbreathable air supply.
- The tricks behind this are contained in the 'iSmell' - a box-like accessory containing scented oils that are activated by signals in adverts and television programmes.
- We didn't want it to be too box-like, so there are lots of different corners.
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box2Line breaks: box
verb[no object]
Fight an opponent using one's fists; compete in the sport of boxing: he boxed for England [with object]: he had to box Benn for the title
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- If you wanted to make a film on how to box, he would be the fighter you would want to film.
- They were on the table, and I wanted those fights before I boxed for the British title.
- Another thing they shared was the ability to box effectively while still carrying knockout power in either fist.
fight, prizefight, spar;
exchange blows, engage in fisticuffs, battle, grapple, brawl
informal scrap
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A slap with the hand on the side of a person's head: she gave him a box on the ear
Scottish & Northern English skelp
British informal slosh, dot
North American informal boff, bust, whale
Australian/New Zealand informal dong, quilt
late Middle English (in the general sense 'a blow'): of unknown origin.
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box clever
- British informal Act so as to outwit someone: she had to box clever, let Adam think she had accepted what he saidMore example sentences
- Not quite running scared, but definitely boxing clever, Dods admits there were celebrations in the Inverness dressing room when the draw for this weekend's round of the Scottish Cup was made.
- After all Holmes has been boxing clever for years.
- Fencers are boxing clever in bid to make a point over funding
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box someone's ears
- Slap someone on the side of the head, especially as a punishment: stop hanging back or I'll box your earsMore example sentences
cuff, strike, hit, thump, slap, smack, crack, swat, punch, jab, knock, thwack, bang, wallop, batter, pummel, buffet;assault, aim blows at;Scottish & Northern English skelpBritish informal slosh, dot, stick one on
- Then he muttered about how Cor would have boxed his ears or cuffed him upside the back of the head while telling him 'I told you pride would bite you in the butt one day.'
- But speaking as someone who has his intelligence insulted on a weekly basis by modern movies, there's something thrilling about a picture that boxes your ears and forces you to sit up and pay attention.
- When I once rushed in and called her by her Christian name she boxed my ears.
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box3Line breaks: box
1 (also box tree) A slow-growing European evergreen shrub or small tree with small glossy dark green leaves. It is widely used in hedging and for topiary, and yields hard, heavy timber.
- Buxus sempervirens, family Buxaceae
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- A standard clipped box tree in a plain terracotta pot shows restrained good taste.
- Little did I expect that a, slightly worse for wear, sprig of green taken from the boxes would become a priceless Christmas moment.
- The hues, one to a box, ranged widely, including signal red, cadmium blue and yellow ocher.
1.1 (also boxwood) The hard, heavy wood of the box tree, formerly used for engraving and for musical instruments.
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- There are 34 full-color photographs of beautiful gages made of ebony, rosewood, boxwood, mahogany, cherry, applewood, whalebone, ivory etc.
- He once confessed to owning the prized possessions of a superb board of bird's-eye maple and Moluccan ebony, edged in sycamore, an 1871 boxwood and ebony Staunton set, plus a chess clock by Grant's of Stamford.
- Once in a while the really dense woods, such as boxwood and ebony can fool me, and I really have to work hard to tell the difference between Madasgar and Honduras rosewood.
2Any of a number of trees which have timber or foliage similar to that of the box tree, in particular:
- ● Several Australian eucalyptus trees (genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae). ● The tropical American Venezuelan (or West Indian) box (Casearia praecox, family Flacourtiaceae), the timber of which has now largely replaced that of the European box.
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- She made her way through the woods, 'past a giant temple of boxwood,' then to the yard of 124 where 'she sat down on the first handy place - a stump'.
- Miles of walking trails and roads on the Arboretum's 446 acres feature native eastern deciduous trees and exceptional collections of bonsai, boxwood, and other plants and herbs.
- The holly's convex, glossy leaves contrast nicely with the Korean boxwood's flat, oval, lighter green leaves.
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verb(in phrase box the compass) chiefly Nautical
1Recite the compass points in correct order.
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- I've 'boxed the compass' over 14 miles of broken mountains with 'em and come out within 100 meters from start-point.
- Hence a wind is said to box the compass when it blows from every quarter in rapid succession.
- Deep Seeker reported that the wind boxed the compass from every direction except north.
2Make a complete change of direction.
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- My horse, Lightfoot, has boxed the compass, and it seems to me he has boxed it back again.
- It winds, bends, turns, and often boxes the compass on its 650-mile journey to the Ohio River at Paducah, Kentucky.
- However, in 1989 a series of storm-force winds boxed the compass and it was these that uprooted many trees on Dartmoor.
mid 18th century: perhaps from Spanish bojar 'sail round', from Middle Low German bōgen 'bend', from the base of bow1.
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Product Description
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Important Please Read:
* For orders outside of the United States please click here**
* If the two tone option is selected, please specify which parts of the case are to be painted with each color. It is okay to specify the parts for one color with the assumption that the remaining parts are to be the other color.
* The Merlin Pedestal design allows them to be mounted on top of or underneath the case. They are stackable as well. When mounting above, the case will need to be taken apart.
Merlin SM8 Case Features:(click the links below for full desrciptions)
- All Aluminum Construction
- The Flex-Bay System
- The Accessory Mounting System
- Removable Motherboard Tray and Tech Station
- Quick Release Exterior
- Integrated Radiator Mounting
- Drop-in Top Radiator Mounting
- Drop-in Side Radiator Mounting (Pedestal Only)
- Reversible
- Mod Friendly Chassis
- Anti-Vandal LED Switches with Sleeved Cables
|22.44"H x 11.18"W x 22.38"D (570mm x 284mm x 568mm)*
|Radiator Clearance (Top/Bottom)
|Cable Clearance Behind The Motherboard
|1.5'' (38mm)
|Form Factor:
|mATX, ATX, **E-ATX, SSI-CEB MB tray size; 12.38" x 10.75" (315mm x 273mm)
|Expansion Slots:
|Flex-Bays (5.25" bays):
|Native HDD (3.5'') Capcity:
|2 (14 using Optional MAC-102 HDD Cages)
|Native SSD (2.5'') Capcity:
|2 (30 using Optional MAC-102 HDD Cages and MAC-124 SSD mounts)
|Maximum Radiator Sizes:
|120.4(480) / 140.3(420)
|Cooling Tower Clearance:
|PSU Locations:
|20.5 lbs. (9.3kg)
Note: Exterior dimensions shown are for the case only. Rubber feet add .75'' (19mm) to height, optional standard casters add 2.6'' (67mm) and HD Casters add 3'' (76mm)
** "E-ATX" motherboards such as the; ASUS RAMPAGE IV EXTREME, ASUS MAXIMUS V FORMULA/THUNDERFX and EVGA Z87 Classified will fit in this case. E-ATX motherboards such as the; Supermicro X7DAE will not fit in this case. Please cross reference the motherboard tray size with the motherboard dimensions from the manufacturer. If the dimensions of the motherboard are within the dimensions of the tray, it will fit.
Standard and Optional Case Features and Accessories:
|Standard Features and Options
|Optional upgrades
|Top cover
|Ventilated and Solid
| 31mm Ventilated and 120mm Ventilated
|Motherboard Side Door
|Ventilated and Solid
|XL Window
|Cable Side Door
|Ventilated (not the same ventilation as the MB door) and Solid
|Integrated top radiator/fan mount
120.4 (480), 140.3 (420) and Solid
|Drop-in top radiator/fan mount
|120.4 (480) 140.3 (420)
|Integrated bottom radiator/fan mount
|120.4 (480), 140.3 (420) and Solid
|Rear Fan mount
| 120mm Hex-Mesh and 120mm Fan Hole with 3x 40mm fan holes (40mm fan holes include a cover)
|I/O Panel
USB 2.0 / Friewire / Audio
USB 3.0 / HD Audio
|3 Triple bay cover and 2 Single Bay Covers - Solid
3 Triple bay cover and 2 Single bay covers - Ventilated
|Flex-Bay 5.25 bay Mounts
| 4 sets standard (MAC-125) no substitutions
|PCI Covers
|MISC Hardware
|MB standoffs, Tie Wraps, Exterior Plugs and Grommets, Spare parts
|Case Color
|Black or Primer Gray (Primer Gray is not a cosmetic Finish)
| White, Gunmetal or Two Tone
|Case Orientation
|Standard or Reverse
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It will put a smile from ear to ear on your face!
Posted by Nicholas Hansen on 1st Jul 2014
I really can't fully explain my feelings about my SM8, at least without sounding like an overly enthusiastic little kid!! Just like the title, it literally put a huge grin on my face the moment I opened the box and still does even weeks later after ive finished my build. The quality, style, modularity and customization, accessibility and provisions are of the absolute utmost appraisal. Just the feel of the powder coat finish, the superb two tone paintjob provided exactly how i asked, and the weight in perfect balance from all aluminum construction make the case boast convenience combined with durability perfected. it truly is one of a kind. You purchase this, and you will never need another case again, GAURANTEED!
For my planned build, the complexity of my cooling system was very high, and throughout the process my plans were constantly changed and many unexpected problems arose. With a normal case, this would have created delay after delay, and constant frustration... But due to the insane level of customization and features of Caselabs, I was able to just "go with the flow!" Power supply in the way? no problem. Had a coolant leak? no problem. Not enough cable or storage space? no problem!! its awesome!!
Id also like to mention their customer support was also outstanding as well. KC swiftly and speedily answered and even encouraged every question I had as they truly desired my full satisfaction.
Seriously, if you are even remotely considering ANY Caselabs case, BUY IT! You will not regret it.
Excellent case !
Posted by Unknown on 8th Jun 2014
This is the best case I have ever owned (and the first Case Labs one !, I owned up to now mostly Cooler Master and Lian Li cases...). Manufacturing is incredibly precise and mouting the case is flawless, (shipped flat-packed, I mounted the SM8 in maybe 1 hour, assembly guide is very clear with many pictures of each part). Doors could be a bit easier to open (on my mount, you need two hands to open a door). Apart from that (but you don't open your case doors very day), everything else is perfect. Space and cooling is incredible and even more since you install flex bays and device mounts only where you need them... Case is of course very modular and offers many configuration options, especially for fan and radiator placement. Finally, support is very professional.
Pure Love...!!
Posted by B3L13V3R on 15th Mar 2014
People must think these review are from CASELABS employee and owner relatives. I mean, there is NO way that I could write a review without 5 starts for this case. I bought the Matte White / Black interior and WOW... just amazing quality. I almost had more fun assembling the case than I did the system.
It's perfect for custom water loops and there are so many configurations. For example I originally ordered the case as inverted (upside down mobo) and I really wanted that to work, but I just couldnt get past some of the challenges I had with my own gear. So I just flipped it to a traditional layout. I had no idea I could do that until I started looking at it and notices that everything was standard. PERFECT!! Because when I want to rebuild the system and upgrade/change out my rig, I have the option to flip the case again to inverted.... what other cases can do that??!!
I am SUPER stoked with this case... These cases are like thier own little system, an erector set with style and purpose!
Pre-sales service was phenomenal. I got answers on the same day, usually within hours. They had a question for me and it still didn't delay the order.
I only hope they never get too much bigger so that this boutique level of quality and service never gets watered down.
amazing case
Posted by Unknown on 13th Mar 2014
Great build quality and lots of room and flexibility. I got the geezer paint job- black exterior. White interior ( as you get older, it is harder to see in low light conditions, particularly against a black background).
I'm not so sure...
Posted by B3L13V3R on 26th Dec 2013
...that there is a better case in production from a quality standpoint. Now, many folks are not in love with the industrial look and feel of Caselabs, and I suspect that once they have the resources, they will blow us away with fancier case styles.
But even if they don't, they will a have a legacy UNMACHED by anyone in the case market.
SM8 Water Coolers Dream
Posted by Antony J on 30th Nov 2013
Caselabs SM8 is a fantastic case. Love the design. Easy to put together. You have many options with this case. For me I bought it specifically for watercooling. Getting that 60mm thick 480 in the top in push/pull sold me straight away. But also having the option with the 360 flex bay option was the icing on the cake. Great case, well worth the international shipping to Australia.
last case you'll ever buy
Posted by C. on 2nd Nov 2013
you'll forget about the price seconds after opening the box. every complaint I've had about other cases through the years seems to have been addressed here, specifically:
-flexible-bay mounts
-mobo tray
-cable mgmt.
My only complaint would be the snap-in style top/front panel mounts, several of which were worn/damaged on arrival. they include half a dozen spares and are easily replaceable so its a non-issue for me.
I'd like to see caselab's take on hotswap or rail-type bay mounts as well, but I realize most people will be using rads in the front anyway, so thats probably just a pipedream.
High-end housing on top!
Posted by lozano on 30th Oct 2013
with a case like merlin SM8 it offers a very good chassis, sufficient ventilation and quiet, lots of space and integrations that are more than interesting and above all possibilities. In short, a very good case!
It doesn't get better than this
Posted by JD on 23rd Oct 2013
As soon as you open the box you can tell this is it. And then, the more you work with it, the more you see the quality and thoughtful design not found in other cases. I got the white and finish is flawless. The way everything goes together and the versatility of how you arrange it is awesome. I've had several cases that were considered top of the line. This one costs a lot more but it's worth it. This was for a good horsepower, air-cooled build and the size vs. space is a perfect balance. The only ding I can come up with is one door latch that is looser than I would prefer but there were extras included and it's so minor that I haven't even bothered to try doing anything about it. Bottom line; you pay a lot but you get a lot and I consider it a worthwhile investment for quality, appearance, versatility and ease of access. I accidentally ordered the wrong top (so many options) and had to deal with customer service. Couldn't have been a better experience. I could have called but prefer email. Response was quick and all worked out great. Got RMA, returned the wrong part (my fault) and promptly had it exchanged for the right one and in my hands in no time. I started out a bit hesitant based on price but now that it's here and the build is done, I would do it all again. This is probably the last case I buy and no reason to expect that I will ever need another. Has the space and layout options to do whatever I may want to do with it.
2 words... awe some
Posted by Matthew on 20th Sep 2013
I'm in the middle of building my 1rst water cooled computer (i've been building my own computers for about 15 years) and i was looking to get a case that would have the space to fit rads (1 240x120x60 and 1 360x120x80) and a pump/res that would'nt look too crowded inside. It took me a good while to find what i was looking for. I 1rst heard about CaseLabs by watching the Tiny Tom Logan review of the Magnum M8 case. After watching a couple more vids by him i got to watch the Merlin SM8 review. My search ended there.
I've been a welder/assembler for the past 12 years (specialized in aluminium and stainless steel) so i know about bending,precision and water/laser cutting. The manufacturing quality of the pieces are top notch and because of that its a breeze to put together.
I'd say that this case (and most CaseLabs cases if not all) are not meant for the "average" user, but for the enthusiast customer market its as good as it gets. You're not bothered with half empty drive bays (at best) and the way the hdd/ssd's are setup, it free's alot of space. For anyone looking to get a unique well built case with the space and configurability to do either air or water cooling, this is the case for you!
Only thing i'd change/do would be an optional removable screen filter to help with dust and put a note in the manual to install the hdd drives flush with the top of the mounts before bolting them in the case to have space to plug in the sata power connectors. The ssd's can be plugged in without any problem.
Also, i live in Canada and i've received this case in about 5 work days (if even that). Each piece are individually wrapped in thick plastic so there's little to no chance of scratching (from the shipping/handling anyways).
Not a cheap case but worth every penny!
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November 25, 2014
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) -- One of the Apostle Islands is temporarily closed for overnight use because of black bear activity.
The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore says Sand Island is closed for overnight use because a bear was exposed to human food and is now visiting campsites. The bear has damaged property.
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ARCH ENEMY – Premiere New Video
Swedish / American / Canadian metallers ARCH ENEMY has premiere the official new video "You Will Know My Name". The clip video was once again directed by Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company, who has previously worked with DIMMU BORGIR, LACUNA COIL, IN FLAMES, SONIC SYNDICATE and KAMELOT. "You Will Know My Name" is taken […]
HAMMERFALL – New Album Details
Swedish metallers HAMMERFALL new album has finally been announced. The band's new album, "(r)Evolution", will be released on August 29 in Europe and September 2 in North America via Nuclear Blast. With "(r)Evolution", HAMMERFALL takes things back to the roots in many ways, as the band once again worked with producer Fredrik Nordström, who helmed […]
ORIGIN – Released New Official Lyric Video
Technical death metallers ORIGIN will release their new album, "Omnipresent", on July 8 in North America via Nuclear Blast (July 4 in Europe through Agonia). The CD was recorded with longtime producer/engineer Robert Rebeck at Chapman Recording in Lenexa, Kansas and was mixed and mastered at Menegroth – The Thousand Caves with Colin Marston. The […]
JUDAS PRIEST – New Album Details, Stream New Song
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CHELSEA GRIN – New Album Details, Premiere New Song
The prog deathcore outfit, CHELSEA GRIN are bringing you the premiere of the lyric video for their brand new song, "Angels Shall Sin, Demons Shall Pray." The track is taken from the band's upcoming new album, Ashes To Ashes, which was produced by the band and Diego Farias (Animals As Leaders, Volumes, Stray From The […]
HOUR OF PENANCE – New Video Premiere
Italian death metallers HOUR OF PENANCE premiere a new video for the new song "Reforging The Crown". The song is taken from the band's new album, "Regicide", which was released on May 13 via Prosthetic Records. The CD features cover artwork (seen below) by Gyula Havancsák (ANNIHILATOR, DESTRUCTION, GRAVE DIGGER) which, like the album, revolves […]
KATAKLYSM – Release New Video Clip For Sacred Reich Cover
Montreal-based death metal KATAKLYSM released the new music video for their rendition of the Sacred Reich classic "The American Way." The clip was shot by director Tommy Jones (Testament, Death Angel, Ex Deo), during their recent North American tour with Belgian gore-grinders Aborted. Check out the band's newest video below. Track listing: 01. Fire 02. […]
GORGASM – Release New Album Preview And Details
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SUICIDE SILENCE – New Album Details, Debut New Song
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The End Of Nothing – Conqueror Review
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Demons Damn – Retaliation Review
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Jagal – Among the Massacre Review
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Suffocation – Pinnacle Of Bedlam Review
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Stratovarius – Nemesis review
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Helloween – Straight Out Of Hell Review
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Rotten Sound – Species At War review
Rotten Sound – Species At War [EP] 18 January 2013 01. Cause 02. The Game 03. War 04. The Solution 05. Salvation 06. Peace Rotten Sound. Oh Rotten Sound. What have you done this time? Oh roughly 8 minutes of grind. That's Cool. Real cool. Everyone loves grind. It's power packed into small violent packages, […]Posted By : tajam On April 9th | No Comments
Rotting Christ – Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy
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Interview with one of the most dangerous band in Italy, Septycal Gorge
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Special interview with the Death Metal Legend, Malevolent Creation
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Tarren Whitfield of ENTRAILS ERADICATED talking about the constant bootlegging of band merch
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Interview Tajam Music with James Park II Of PROPHECY
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Interview with AGATHOCLES – Grinding And Mincing Indonesian Tour 2013
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The History Of Doom Metal Part Three: Alternative Doom
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The History Of Doom Metal Part Two: Extreme Doom
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The History Of Doom Metal Part One
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Why Symphonic Metal Is So Popular
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The decline of old school Heavy Metal
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7 Ways to Look Great As You Age
Here's something to smile about in 2013: the ability to look younger and better put-together without trading in your whole closet or emptying your bank account. Lois Joy Johnson, celebrity stylist and author of the new book, The Wardrobe Wakeup: Your Guide to Looking Fabulous at Any Age, tells you how.
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Aware that three days wouldn't be enough to properly test all the fragrances in my list, I headed to the gates of the venue (the old, fascinating Stazione Leopolda) with a secret wish to find something that would surprise me.
First, I had planned a visit to the sensory pathway designed by ANEW magazine (in collaboration with IFF) to simultaneously stimulate smell and sight. The installation provided eight steps, each of which featured a color and a scent. It started with the scent of neroli (orange blossom) associated with the color yellow; it continued with the smell of freshly cut grass associated with the color green. Blue was associated with the smell of gin and tonic, pink with the smell of freshly baked madeleines (the almond-shaped cookie), the smell of black leather to the color black. As far as I was concerned, the visual stimuli didn't always match the olfactory ones: for me neroli is indeed associated to yellow and cut grass to green, but I wouldn't have combined madeleines and pink color, nor light blue and gin and tonic...
Among the compositions that most struck me at the Exhibition I found Amouage's new Fate. The perfume "pour homme" was composed by Carine Vinchon and the one pour femme by Dorothe Piot. I could wear the "pour femme" version for many hours, and it's a spell of warm, resinous, creamy and woody notes melting on the skin in a very sensual and elegant way. Amouage's offering to the masculine universe are often a step higher than their "pour femme" counterparts. Well, Fate breaks this trend, at last!
Maria Candida Gentile has unveiled her line of home fragrances. I love the fact that MCG never forgets of living in Liguria, and in fact her new scents are packed with Mediterranean herbs and citruses of great quality. "Viaggio in Italia" features sunny citrus paired with two types of mint, with a crisp and energizing effect; "Passeggiata al Faro" is a seascape with aromatic touches, while my favorite "Pineta sotto la pioggia" is an aromatic, green, shady scent, created to evoke "A rainy, day many years ago, when I was in a pine forest in Corsica with my son, and we were picking tiny pine nuts fallen from the trees" as she told me .
I also immediately loved Andy Tauer's new "Noontide Petals". The images rising to mind while wearing it are all happy and carefree. Unlike other Tauer's headier, or more meditative scents, top notes of geranium, bergamot and aldehydes lead me immediately in the heat of summer, under the sun, perhaps on holiday. Noontide Petals doesn't show a complexity similar to Andy's first scents, and although it keeps a certain degree of experimentation, doesn't even reach the oddity of his "Pentachords" compositions. Nor the formal elegance of his two portraits "Loretta" and "Miriam". This new creation stretches in all these directions, and yet it's something different. A new chapter, perhaps, including all the past and redirecting it in a new, interesting direction I look forward to discover with the next launches.
Neela Vermeire also surprised me with her "Ashoka", created in collaboration with Bertrand Duchaufour. I had already tested it a few months ago, but this time it was fine-tuned and properly matured, and was even better than I remembered: the rare Mysore sandalwood, coming from trees grown specifically, is as milky and creamy as it gets, and makes you purr in delight....
I took also the chance to smell Vero Kern's extrait version of "Mito" a sophisticated green chypre as I hadn't smelled for too long. I love the elegance and complexity of this small, ultra-chic family, so I enjoyed the edp when it was launched a year ago. The newly launched extrait features even more green, wet and moving notes; the elegance and complexity of this scent, and its sensory richness is a lesson in good taste, measure and courage that deserves a round of applause.
Ineke's new "Floral Curiosities" struck me because of their immediacy and brightness: the four fragrances are enclosed in cardboard boxes resembling books and instead are... perfume boxes. In these fragrances Ineke explores some floral notes with her usual balanced, easy and romantic touch. Their immediacy will be able to appeal those who don't appreciate too much "push" on concepts, or intellectual bla bla about a perfume.
Among the brands presented on this occasion I found interesting the French Liquides Imaginaires. This brainchild of artist Philippe di Meo consists in six scents divided into two lines, a "spiritual" (Sancti , Tumultu and Fortis) and a "passionate" (Dom Rose, Bloody Wood and Bello Rabelo). All the concepts behind the perfume are interesting and I gladly listened to them but what really struck me were... the scents. The Spiritual line offers extremely sophisticated concoctions of rare balance, introverted, withholding, totally devoid of flowery notes, and this is a rather original feature. The other line tells us -convincingly- of the composer's other passion: precious wines.
Another novelty on show was the brand Schwarzlose-Berlin, dating back to mid-nineteenth century. The new owners have restarted business reissuing three scents of the past (1A- 33 and Treffpunkt, about 1920 -I heard the latter was a Josephine Baker's favorite- and Trance), which were then joined by two modern fragrances (all by Veronique Nyberg of IFF). The limitations in the use of certain raw materials, together with the difficulty in finding the ready bases with which many fragrances were made in the past, prevent the three reissues from entirely evoke the spirit of their times, but this isn't bad: they end up being interesting hybrids, appealing in their own, rather original, way.
The cultural highlight of this year's Pitti Fragrances Exhibition has been the talk "Emotional memories through the sense of smell" by the composer Alienor Massenet (IFF) . Alienor is the head of a team with over ten years experience in the study of recovery techniques of cognitive and communication skills through the sense of smell. Her team works with 11 hospitals in France, and over the years has met over 1530 patients, who were exposed 120-140 different smells, purposely composed by IFF.
"Smelling makes the deepest part of the brain work". Said Celine Manetta (writer and researcher at IFF). "We all have the ability to go back in time every time we smell an odor linked to a period of our lives -mostly childhood". Because researches are only at an early stage, IFF has partnered with CEW (Cosmetic Executive Women) to continue studies with speech therapists, neurologists and psychologists.
Patients addressed by the team fall into four categories:
- Geriatric patients to whom Alzheimer's disease clears memory of entire pieces of their lives: presenting them familiar smells means enabling them to regain possession, even temporarily, of significant memories helpful for avoiding the typical problem of the personality shattering into pieces.
- Traumatology patients, that is accident victims with brain injuries inhibiting their communication skills.
- Oncological patients; cancer therapies inhibit the senses of taste and smell, the smells provided by the equipe encourage and train them to smell and taste again.
- Young people with eating disorders. Smelling food-related odors -apple pie for example- brings back to mind the feelings of pleasure and happiness linked to the food, helping them to consider food as a possibility of joy and satisfaction. I hope the researches will never be stopped; there's still so much to know around the sense of smell!
And at the end, back at home, reading all the notes I had taken during the three days in Florence, I had another surprise: the number of rose fragrance presented on this occasion! I smelled the new "Briar Rose" by Ineke (a tender rose/violet accord), Rose de Taif by Perris Monte Carlo, (containing a fair amount of lavish Taif Rose), Dom Rose by Liquides Immaginaires, Noontide Petals by Andy Tauer (where a beautiful rose leads the composition), L'important c'est la Rose (by Italian brand Histoire d'Eaux). If we add Rosa Gallica (By Brecourt), Etoile de Hollande (by Mona di Orio) and other rose outputs launched in recent months, I would say that the Queen of flowers is quite a trend now... Perhaps, in times of social and economic uncertainty, we all feel an intense desire for reassuring, well-known scents?
If this is your case, now you have plenty of choices: a couple of dabs and you'll be ready to venture out in the cruel world!


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Fraser House Rental Photos and Description
House, 4 Bedrooms + 3 Convertible bed(s), 4.5 Baths, (Sleeps 8-14)
We fell in love with Colorado's crisp clean air, crystal blue skies, wildlife and laid back pace as children. Our dream mountain get-a-way was realized in 2006 capturing the grandeur, nature and comfort of Colorado. The lot is 1 acre with glorious views of the ski area and the surrounding Rocky Mountains. We have seen foxes sleeping in our back yard and moose grazing on our landscaping. We believe that you will be delighted by our accommodations and appointments. Spacious and open are the finished 4000+ square feet of living area. We are located an easy 15 minutes from the ski area, and just 100 yards from miles of wilderness trails. You will find games, 62' Plasma TV, a distributed sound system, movies, hot tubbing and books to help you wind down from your custom tailored day. See video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufZZqSJHY
- Suitability:
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- children welcome
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About Ed Villanyi
Our family loves the mountains with all of the beauty and sports they have to offer year round. Our children started skiing when they were 5 and now as college students they ski like their daredevil father. The variety of activities with summer boating on Grand Lake, white water rafting, hot sulfur springs, hiking, biking fishing, just scratches the surface of summer then on to winter where limitations are self imposed. We have found the mountains a perfect place to un-wind our whirl wind schedules and spend quality time with family and friends.
Ed Villanyi purchased this house in 2006
Why Ed Villanyi chose Fraser
My husband is an avid skier and has tackled the toughest terrain in the USA. We chose Winter Park as our skiing home base for the consistent quality of their ski conditions, the variety of trails, the excellent ski school for family and friends, and the close proximity to the Denver airport. It is less than a 2 hour drive from terminal to our front door.
What makes this house unique
This home is spacious and warm. Thirty foot great room ceiling with extensive beam and timber framework, connects with dinner area and gourmet kitchen to provide premier entertainment environment. Through the southern facing wall of glass is a million dollar view of Winter Park Ski area and surrounding mountain range. Home has ten foot ceilings on first floor and are vaulted even higher on the second floor. Outside is a oversize deck providing front row access to endless views. Watching the sun come over the mountains in morning with coffee in the Hot tub is my favorite. Everything is this home was designed on a grand and elegant scale.
Guestbook comments from the owner
Wow! What a special gem you have! Your house is the "Tops"- from the layout (love the mudroom), to the decor, to the amenities (rubes + slippers for the jacuzzi!), to the amazing view, we had an amazing time and are sad to leave. There were 10 of us here from Maryland (5 former Coloradoans) and we had a blast skiing. We also took a snow mobile tour up the Continental Divide, saw a mama moose and her baby along the way. We lucked out with the awesome weather and are leaving with wonderful memories in out hears and minds. Thank you for the privaledge of staying here. We hope to be back someday.


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A Brookline Primer
- pamalamb Apr 23, 2007 12:29 PM
I'll be moving to Brookline next month and, while I know the layout of the area fairly well by now, I'm not as well versed on the food options. I'll be down by Cleveland Circle, but I really want to explore the town. What's good and what should be avoided? Is there a farmer's market? What's especially cheap and tasty? How about brunch? Thanks!
farmer's market thursdays on centre street off Beacon, starts i think after May 31st. Very good inexpensive Thai food at Rod Dees. As to the rest, depends on what you like. Super Fusion on Washington Street off Beacon, not so cheap but very good sushi. Washington Square tavern, very acceptable reasonable neighborhood bistro. Excellent and not inexpensive italian at La Morra on Route 9. Many kinds of Asian. Several good Indian restaurants and, if you add Allston (stretch of Brighton Avenue from Harvard Street going toward Boston), you'll find Indian, Italian, Korean, barbecue and even crepes! Clear Flour on Thorndyke is our best bakery and one of the best anywhere. Athans on Washington and Beacon is great for sweets and has a neat local cafe with paninis and coffee as welll as their great pastry. Brookliine is an easy place to eat well.
re: teezeetoo
I second the vote for Rod Dee - excellent for lunch or takeout, although it's not the kind of ambience you'd want for a nice sitdown dinner. I'm a big fan of Mr. Sushi and Jae's (the one in Brookline only, not the other location.) Down the street in Allston, Grain and Salt is the best Indian food in Boston, in my opinion. Other excellent stops nearby in Allston/Boston include Brown Sugar (Thai) and the Elephant Walk (French/Cambodian).
re: cambridgejen
Thank you both for the overviews! I've been to Dok Bua, which didn't thrill me, so I'm looking forward to trying Rod Dee.
re: BostonCorkDork
I'm planning on walking home down Beacon Street as much as possible, so I'll definitely give it a try. Is it a fancy place? I don't know why I'm thinking it is, I've never heard much about it.
re: pamalamb
No, it's a small, fairly casual tapas place. It's tough to get a seat, but try it on a weeknight. Good, authentic tapas.
Dok Bua or Khao Sarn for Thai, Michael's for great corned beef or pastrami sandwiches, Publik House for beer & French fries. There are a bunch of passable sushi places throughout Brookline, but I've never loved any of them. I think there was a posting recently on Eagle's Diner out by Cleveland Circle that was favorable. There's also a bad, bad chinese restaurant out that way. Ana's, maybe? And no, I'm not talking about Golden Temple. I'd also add that if you continue to add the rest of Allston (including Yo Ma/Deep Ellum) you have quite an array of food choices.
re: gini
That's probably Chef Choy's (not to be confused with Chef Chow's and Chef Chang's, which are in Brookline). Went there years ago and thought it was definitely nothing special. In general, I'd avoid the food in Cleveland Circle, which tends towards lots of crummy pub-type places, passable pizza joints, and poor Asian options; Eagle Deli is probably the best of them.
You've gotten plenty of great suggestions above and below. I'd also add Matt Murphy's (which with River Gods in Cambridge is one of the two best pub grub places in the Boston area), Rani (for good Indian food), Bottega Fiorentina (which does excellent and cheap Italian in a take-out like setting), and Tsunami (another good sushi place) to what's already been mentioned.
I'm a fan of the home fries with burnt edges at Eagle Deli and the nachos at Cityside, but that's all I remember standing out in Cleveland Circle. Heading down the steet, I can second Washington Square Tavern and the Publick House (though the stand-around-and-seat-yourself thing drives me a little nuts). Golden Temple is very gross (and I have no objection, in general, to greasy American "Chinese" food).
On Beacon near Coolidge Corner is Shwarma King, which I love for shwarma pitas (the pita is rolled around the meat and popped on a press to make the outside a bit crisp and toasty). I keep meaning to try some of their dinner plates but haven't done so yet. They look like a good deal--entree, salad, rice, and something else (pickles, maybe?) for about $10.
Rami's is also in Coolidge Corner, but on Harvard heading toward Allston. I've done a bit of falafel taste-testing lately (b/c I keep having cravings on Saturdays, when Rami's is closed), and although I like the toasted thing at Shwarma King, the fresher falafel and nice hot sauce give Rami's the edge on that one.
Upper Crust (also on Harvard) gets mixed reviews, but I like it. If we get a whole pizza I generally have to re-heat it to crisp up the crust (it took awhile for me to figure out why I always liked the slices so much better...).
The farmer's market doesn't start for another few weeks, and then it's not really spectacular until about July, but it has a great selection. It's on Thursdays from 1 until... 6, I think. In a parking lot on Centre St (still Coolidge Corner, but heading back a block or so toward Washington Square).
I can't yank myself away from Khao Sarn for Thai, but all 3 places mentioned generally have positive feedback. Pho Lemongrass has acceptable pho...not best ever, but still fights a cold nicely.
Boca and Anna's are within a couple of blocks of each other. I prefer Boca.
Brunch usually means heading to Zaftig's, deciding the line is too long, and walking back to Coolidge Corner Clubhouse, which is not nearly as good but rarely has a wait. Sometimes we bail on the whole thing and get bagels to bring back home instead.
I don't know if Audubon is Brookline or Boston, but it's still the St. Mary's T stop. It's one of my favorite spots for a casual meal (the brie and green apple pressed sandwich or the spicy shrimp appetizer), but I haven't been in awhile (and now I have to wait for the Sox to leave town).
I think that's my Brookline brain dump for the moment.
As far as the Brookline sushi question goes, I enjoy Sushi Express on Beacon for good, cheap sushi, which in my experience is a rare combo to find. And if you're walking down beacon anyway on a hot day, a fresh cucumber roll might do you well.
Far more interesting to me is Japonaise on the same stretch. Great for a sweet snack to allay your hunger on your walk home. They raised their prices not too long ago, but its still on par with everything else in the area.
I second the Clear Flour suggestion. And third it. That's how awesome it is.
Speaking of awesome is Michaels Deli in Coolidge Corner. I don't see too much about it on CH, and what I do is sometimes mixed, but I swear by this place for a corned beef sandwich and a side of potato salad. The cheapest and best deli in Brookline, again, what a nice combo! Heads up though, they do close early.
Getting off the C line, and onto the D, New England Soup Factory (facing the Brookline Villiage T stop, hard to find from the street) is always reliable for a solid coup of soup or a salad IMO.
You'll also find a lot of supporters on CH and among my friends as well for the Busy Bee diner, though I've never been.
Cleveland Circle: Eagle's will make you one of the best burgers available in the whole area, just make sure to ask for rare (as in "yes, I really mean rare.") Pino's and Presto are both pretty good slices, Pino's being kind of quirky and unusual and Presto being great except for a couple flaws like undersalting of the dough.
Some of my favorites, pardon the repeats:
Khao Sarn, Dok Bua, Rod Dee -- terrific Thai, in descending order of fanciness and cost.
Brookline Family Restaurant -- wonderful, casual, cheap Turkish
Fugakyu -- high-end Japanese, broad menu, lovely tatami room and screened booths, fine sushi
Taberna de Haro -- excellent, authentic tapas, great Spanish wine list.
Washington Square Tavern -- excellent pub food (and much better than its new sibling, tthe Beacon Street Tavern)
Rubin's -- a rare actual kosher deli
Rami's -- great Israeli-style felafel and turkey shawarma
Martin's, Busy Bee -- two small old-school diners
I haven't yet seen mention of Sichuan Garden in Brookline Village. IMHO one of the two best Sichuan places in Boston (Sichuan Gourmet in Framingham being the other). The Fireplace in Washington Square is pretty good too. There is also good ice cream to be had at JP Licks and Herrel's (I know that's Allston, but so close).
Hey, has anyone been in Brookline long enough to remember Edibles? It was where Zaftigs is now. I was a big fan of that place.
re: ginnyhw
I had two very strange experiences at Pomodoro and the food wasn't good enough to make up for the weird vibe boh times.
Right in your neighborhood for great pizza is Presto. Pino's a few stores up isn't bad either, but Presto's is better. Nothing fancy, but good NY style and friendly staff.
Though you are asking about Brookline, Cleveland Circle is very close to Newton Centre (closer than Coolidge Corner is...) and there are many good choices there as well.
I like Number 1 Noodle House for quick pan-fried noodle take out, and there's a good weekend buffet Indian restaurant (all the standards, not much heat, but good quality for $11), and Sol Azteca which has a patio and outdoor dining in the summer months (decent sangria and mole sauce).
You're also very close to Chestnut Hill on Rt 9 for Aquitane Bis and Metropolitan.
CitySide right in Cleveland Circle used to serve up a decent brunch with Bloody Mary "Bowls" served in giant fishbowls, and complementary warm blueberry muffins. Haven't been there in a decade so no clue if they still do but still see the CitySide sign so I'll let other 'hounds chime in.
My favorite Brookline choices have already been mentioned. Rod Dee Thai and Brookline Village Family restaurant, Boca Grande and Upper Crust.
Don't forget Taqueria Mexico, on Beacon almost directly across the street from Anna's. More authentic then either Anna's or Boca Grande.
Lineage on Harvard St. for excellent new american.
I like the food courty, cheap as anything indian takeout at Gourmet India right in Coolidge Corner. Some disagree with me, but I think the nan breads are top notch and the safe choices like tikka masala, vindaloo, and the lamb korma are really great for the cost.
Boca Grande in Coolidge Corner for Boston's best burritos and tacos. Yes, I mean it. Anna's can kiss off.
Anam Cara gets my vote for the best pub grub+beer selection.
I'm on the North Shore now - but lived in Cleveland Circle for 15 years.
a) Leary's on Beacon St. near St. Mary's T stop. Wonderful Irish stew with Guiness and other comfort foods. Nice atmosphere.
b) Soul Fire on Harvard Ave. This is a relatively new place but very good ribs and sides. They pay attention to the smallest details which is a nice change.
c) Presto's Pizza late at night. Their pizza is good during the day - but best at night after 9:00. Not sure why .
d) Moogy's on Chestnut Hill Ave. They cater to the student population but have great variety for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Interesting menu-but everyone can find something they like. Never had bad food there and I've tried most of the menu. Steak subs are killer.
e) DOWNHILL ALERT: Bluestone Bistro. This used to be a rare gem especially the pizza, calzones and veggie lasagna - but the new owners ruined it. The quality of ingredients has slipped and the food is barely edible.
Have lived in Brookline for 3 years now and have many favorites:
Pizza/Pastas: Upper Crust on Beacon Street. They make an excellent whole wheat crust and seem to use higher quality toppings than many other pizza places in the area - try chicken, spinach, ricotta with sundried tomatoes...so good!
Italian: Pomodoro in Brookline Village. Make a reservation for one of their "seatings", order a bottle of wine, and they'll treat you like gold with extra appetizers and desserts on the house. Antipasto plate, rabbit lasagna and "little ear" pasta are my favorites. Also recently tried Trattoria Toscana based on positive reviews on this board and it did not disappoint - although it's in Fenway, it's worth the trip.
Brunch: Martin's Coffee Shop is a "hole in the wall" type place in Brookline Village with some tables and counter seating. Excellent omelets. Matt Murphy's serves an authentic Irish brunch, and gives you delicious breads to munch on.
Sushi: Our go-to place is Minato Sushi on Washingston Street, just before the Square. Excellent sashimi, but not super cheap. I prefer it to Super Fusion which is just a few doors down.
More Upscale: Washington Square Tavern is a great place to get a nice meal and a glass of wine. Only downfall is that it gets very busy so the wait can be pretty long, and they don't serve dessert. Often end up going across the street to The Fireplace where the wait is never as long...although the food isn't quite as good.
Pub-Style: Publick House has a great beer selection and delicious burgers and mac 'n cheese. Also enjoy Audabon Circle which may technically be in Boston.
Enjoy exploring the area!
Sorry to bring up ghosts, but boy do I miss Jack and Marion's. It was even good after Jack hooked up with Val. I still remember the sandwiches, and the whipped cream on the pecan pie, whipped until almost a butter state. Those were the days when I went to Devotion school, spent my money at Irving's, Brighams, and Kasanoff's deli, where I used to eat tongue and cream cheese on white bread. I was a weird kid.
re: aadesmd
Is cream cheese, jelly and white bread better? A few years ago I went into Irving's and the owner was still there!
re: tomaneng
She was still there as of a couple months ago... it was some birthday or anniversary or something.
re: Luther
Her name is Ethel- her husband was Abe. She was featured on a Chronicle episode about Brookline that I just happened to turn on recently. It was so strange to see her on TV, as I graduated from Devotion school in the 70s! I remember what a big deal it was when the McDonald's opened, and then I recently read it was a big deal that it closed! Anyway, Pino's was the big hangout in high school after Friday night basketball games. What a time warp!
re: Luther
I talked to her today. She wears her "I Love My Customers" button with pride. She lives around the corner. I forget if she's 94 or 95. I buy cartons of jawbreakers.
re: aadesmd
Jack and Marion's - what a blast from the past. It was the first restaurant I got taken to for Sunday brunch when visiting the area in 1958. The biggest menu I'd ever seen, being read by women in pink mink coats. Wow. The food was actually pretty good, as I recall. None of the later places could compare.
as an aside, you'll have to venture out and form your own opinions. for example, you'll note several potshots at Golden Temple. Its glitzy and overpriced, but it has the best bar in brookline if you want a real martini. also, the best chinese ribs (golden temple special spareribs) and wonderful lobster in ginger and scallion. it also is open the latest, so if you get hungry after midnight, you might find dinner and a drink there. i have found most of the people who automatically pooh pooh places like Golden Temple in brookline or zaftigs for breakfast in brookline are grinding some other reverse snob axe. so do your own tastetesting!
re: teezeetoo
Have to admit I haven't been by Golden Temple in over a year, but my enduring impression there is of pedestrian, really expensive American Chinese food. As for cocktails, I have to admit I've never ordered a Martini there, since what they push are nasty knockoffs of 50s-vintage tiki-bar cocktails. I've always stuck to beer or tea there.
I have to scratch my head to remember the last time I got a proper shaker drink anywhere in Brookline: maybe not since the demise of the 1280 Beacon St (now Fugakyu), an old-school bar in every sense of the word. The very nice lady at Khao Sarn is great on the service front, but her mixology chops aren't exactly Golden-Age scholarly. I've had passable but not memorable strained cocktails at that tacky little bar at Fugakyu.
Brookline does have a great beer bar (Publick House) and a fine wine bar (Taberna de Haro). The Village Smokehouse is a fun place to knock back a highball or two, as long as you stay far away from the food. There are some good pubs with very good food and decent beers (Washington Square Tavern, Matt Murphy's).
Maybe I should give Golden Temple's bartenders a shot: they wouldn't have to be particularly extraordinary to claim the crown of "best cocktails in Brookline".
re: MC Slim JB
i look forward to hearing your martini experience. the washington square tavern is great for wine or beer and ok on mixed drinks and I agree Khao Sarn tries hard. but if you want a memorable martini and a plate of spareribs, its still Golden Temple. Especially if its midnight!
We moved from Cambridge to Brookline a few years ago, and these were our great discoveries from moving across the river:
Clear Flour Bread
Indian Cafe: in Washington Square right next to Emack and Bolio's -- nothing fancy but really good, well-spiced food -- a sleeper, highly recommend it
Oishii in Chestnut Hill: no surpise to many here, I'm sure (we used to go to Bluefin in Cambridge mostly for the high bang-to-buck ratio)
Other places we like have been mentioned: Washington Sq Tavern, Athan's (esp their baklava and desserts), Family Restaurant (Turkish), Rod Dee, Sichuan Garden (too bad about the shut down), Elephant Walk
My favorite casual brunch in the Boston area is Centre Street Cafe in JP but I haven't been there in ages because I just can't wait in line that long (the reason why I've never attempted Zaftig's), but if you're looking for a casual diner-type experience near Brookline, I like Jim's Deli in Brighton Center, which is pretty close.
Super Fusion is on Washington Street at Washington Square. There are about 5 tables in the place and they do a huge take out business. The food is very fresh and very delicious for sushi. I live in the south, but visit Brookline a couple of times a year and always try to make it to Super Fusion. I think they also deliver.
There is also a little creperie near Coolidge Corner. Can't remember the name, but it reminds me of some of the little cafes in Greenwich Village.
Other posts have mentioned Elephant Walk and I would save that for a special evening out. Skip dessert and have the cheese plate with a good after dinner drink. Delicious!
I second/third/fourth/whatever Dok Bua, Rod Dee, Boca, Anna's (I prefer Boca but still, this is tasty), Fugakyu (I'm not convinced Oishii is superior), Oishii, Rami's, Publick House, Sichuan Garden, Upper Crust, and Shawarma King. Also, while I am not a big fan of Bottega Fiorentina, I really love their caprese sandwiches on delicious oily focaccia. And I will mention Kupel's for decent bagels and great cream cheese and Bazaar for outstanding Russian groceries, including a good smoked fish selection and terrific feta. Of the Indian restaurants (Rani, Gourmet Indian, and Indian Cafe), my pick would be Indian Cafe.
I have yet to try Brookline Family Restaurant. Looks like I should!
re: aventinus
I had a poor experience at Indian Cafe's weekend buffet last year (so-so food, very unfriendly waiter who refused to clear used plates). Rani is the best Indian food I've had in Brookline.
re: bachslunch
I've only been to Indian Cafe once for dinner, it wasn't great, it was just OK. Rani is OK too. Gourmet India always disappointed me, and I gave up on it, though it seemed like the chef had some ability.


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Travelers Want More Tech and Mobile Services From Airports, Airlines
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