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OMG!! Golden Corral
who would think of going there?? just saw their TV commercials for cotton candy!!
Well, yeah. Pretty unusual, to say the least. Look, this is an all you can eat buffet with a large range of foods and a fixed price somewhere south of $10/per. I've eaten there on road trips in Virginia, and managed to make a reasonable southern meal of decent baked ham sliced to order, collards, black eyed peas, corn bread, and a simple salad, with unlimited unsweet tea, and some melon. The place is packed with working folks and others for obvious reasons--including large by groups of Mexican workers loading up on plates of beef and ham and chicken. Would I go there again by choice? Unlikely. But it has its place, both as a default and is for many cash-strapped families, a real option. Frankly, except for its many sweet excesses, its food is generally no worse and maybe even a bit e better than the offerings at some of the relatively few independent "country buffets" that remain points South.
re: bob96
I am not a chain person and I found myself at a GC last week in Myrtle Beach. We were there for a basketball tournament and this was the "team night out" selection for a large group, perhaps 40 kids and adults. I b*tched and moaned the whole way there but, you know, it was much better than I expected and amazing price. At this particular GC, they import eastern european summer workers; our server was friendly and efficient. I left a good tip because of all the 5th and 7th grade boys we had in tow.
My son ate the cotton candy, dipped into the chocolate fountain. No, I'm not proud but I didn't see it happen as I was at another table altogether.
We used to take my grandmother because she loved it and she needed the calories. I don't know if they still offer it, but they used to have a soup/salad/dessert option if you didn't want to full buffet.
I eat here with my husband on occasion and we manage to find some common ground. This time of year, they usually have a nice selection of fresh fruit and he enjoys the meat selection. I do find though that places like this bring out the worst in people which is the reason I generally avoid it on busy evenings. Last time we went in, I watched a woman in line ahead of me lick her plate clean from her apparent first trip through the line. So, it isn't usually the food that scares me away.
re: Jambie
There was a story recently about folks who load plate after plate of food in to "concealed" shopping bags to take home--in one case, a table of women of a certain age were busted for dumping into their bags the entire evening's supply of chicken wings, one plate at a time.
re: bob96
I would believe it because some of the amount of food on the plates is staggering to me. I have struggled with weight issues all my life so I'm certainly not qualified to be the food police but I find it easier to believe the food is being taken home rather than eaten at one sitting.
re: Jambie
You're right there Jambie, seems like (almost) everywhere you go these days there's that "hillbilly factor" to deal with.
re: mrbigshotno.1
Not just the hillbilly factor--plenty of well-dressed teens with plates filled with pizza and fries, followed by endless ice cream and that chocolate.
I have to laugh whenever I see their commercial on TV...trying to make us believe that cotton candy trumps a chocolate fountain.
I ended up at one in small town Kentucky about 15 years ago when we just weren't up for the one good strip mall Chinese place in town yet again. IIRC, I had a rotisserie chicken off the buffet, and it was no better or worse than typical grocery store rotisserie chicken.
The chocolate wonderfall thing scares me though. Whenever I see a Golden Corral review pop up on Urbanspoon, there will be someone complaining about toddlers sticking their fingers in the wonderfall and then licking them off repeatedly.
re: beachmouse
I've seen that happen at a $29.95 "upscale" brunch. Those things are just four feet of nasty.
re: Samalicious
"Whenever I see a Golden Corral review pop up on Urbanspoon, there will be someone complaining about toddlers sticking their fingers in the wonderfall and then licking them off repeatedly."
Ew. I have never been to a Golden Corral (as far as I know there are none nearby) but the kids with their hands in the chocolate wonderfall would get b!tchsl@pped by me first, their parents second.
Reminds me of The Simpsons episode when Homer buys Marge The "Kitchen Carnival " for Mothers Day. It has a cotton candy maker..deep frier..and caramel dipping station.
I find it pretty disgusting honestly but we go there every year for an end of the school year banquet. The kids eat it up (literally)! The food is not nearly as bad as I expected and its great people watching!
As poor as the quality of the chocolate is in those chocolate fountains, I would take cotton candy any day.
re: estnet
The one in New Braunfels,Tx is much better than the one in Universal city,Tx near San Antonio.The New Braunfels one is much bigger, more light and air,and their food doesn't seem to be so salty. To me their food is better. San Antonio finally has Ruby Tuesday, after advertising here for awhile.They maybe planning to put a Golden Corral in your area,.
I usually eat mainly the fresh salad for my dinner, plus veggies and some meat.Even the NB ones steaks aren't as salty as the UC ones.
re: estnet
It's called tonnage... They place a mass Cable network buy which even though they might hit some void, is cheaper than buying each individual market.
I will say though, I had the immediate thoughts of the OP... and then they opened one in a very asian area in So Cal with plenty of cheap and delicious dinner options around, and yet... there are lines out the door... Never underestimate the numbers of those people looking for just gut fill...
The goal is to break even on the men, make 1 or 2 dollars on the women and 2 or 3 dollars on the kids. Had to walk into a kitchen of a WELL KNOWN Asian all you can eat chain one time. Raw food including chicken piled on the floor. Young Chinese girls everywhere with looks on their faces like slaves begging for someone to take them away. Don't know about Golden Corral, but the whole scene is just not for me.
I wouldn't normally go to a Golden Corral but the last time I was in Springfield, MO, visiting my husband's family, that's where they wanted to go. I was actually pleasantly surprised. The buffet area was very tidy and all of the food seemed fresh. I wasn't terribly interested in their hot offerings but the salad bar was surprisingly excellent, with baby spinach, mixed baby lettuces, artichoke hearts, sundried tomatoes and several other toppings that I would not have expected in Springfield. Best of all, NO ONE other than me was eating from the salad bar, so I didn't have to worry too much about dirty fingers in the food. If my choices were limited to a buffet place like this, I would choose GC over Ryan's or any of the others.
Golden Corral doesn't extend into the northern half of NJ where I live, but I went there once while on vacation. I found the experience rather disturbing because I saw so many people repeatedly piling their plates high with the cheap, tough and generally awful meat... and it occurred to me that perhaps they only occasionally got a chance at a full meal and hence they had to make the most of it regardless. It made me realize how relatively comfortable my life is (at least from food viewpoint) -- because I can pick and choose to eat only what I really like and can simply skip the awful stuff because I have other options every day.


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Minaya on Manuel: "Jerry did a very good job in a tough situation, overcoming injuries to [John] Maine and Billy [Wagner]. … I was very pleased with the job he did."
I've been saying Manuel should return. Agree? Disagree?
Minaya on Manuel: "Jerry did a very good job in a tough situation, overcoming injuries to [John] Maine and Billy [Wagner]. … I was very pleased with the job he did."
I've been saying Manuel should return. Agree? Disagree?
The Mets have as many issues as a year of Sports Illustrated. They also have a general manager, Omar Minaya, poised for another four years to answer them. Here's what I see as the most pertinent issues facing the Mets.
1. JERRY MANUEL: Will Minaya bring back the manager who took over a floundering team and guided them into contention until the final day? And with him, his coaching staff? The Mets were fading under Willie Randolph when Manuel replaced him in June. With pretty much the same talent, the Mets turned it around. MY OPINION: Manuel should be brought back. This team worked hard for him and hustled. Talent issues beyond his control is why they failed.
3. SECOND BASE: Ramon Martinez was a spark the final week of the season, but in the end, he's still a retread player. Damion Easley is a role player I want back. Luis Castillo is not the answer. MY OPINION: Castillo can't play here. I would try to trade him with the understanding of eating most of his salary. If they can't do that then dump him and eat the whole thing. If this is a platoon position next year, so be it.
4. LEFT FIELD: Moises Alou can't go in a time machine. The Mets finished the season platooning Daniel Murphy, Nick Evans and Fernando Tatis, with Endy Chavez coming in late for defense. I can see them doing that again, but acquiring a full time outfielder would be better. MY OPINION: Whatever they do, it should not be Manny Ramirez. I think they should look for a full time outfielder, but don't overpay because they have more pressing issues.
5. STARTING PITCHING: They have two spots that are in question, Pedro Martinez and Oliver Perez. Martinez was never completely healthy and was lost with the death of this father. His fastball faded and he proved to be a five-inning guy. Half of Perez's 34 starts were no-decisions and he finished at 10-8, the numbers for a fifth starter. MY OPINION: Perez won't come at a fifth starter's salary. With agent Scott Boras, he'll demand a lot. If the Mets want him, they should make their best offer during their negotiating window and sign him before CC Sabathia sets the market. If Boras says no, then fine and move on. I don't see Perez ever becoming a No. 1. As far as Martinez, he wants to pitch and I'd bring him back as a fifth starter.
This will be the offseason Minaya earns his money.
I open up Mets Chat Room for every game. I will post throughout the day, but plan on opening the Chat Room tonight at 7 p.m., to answer your questions about the season and the immediate future of the Mets. I hope you will log on for another evening of talk.
Throughout the day, please post your questions about the Mets and the playoffs, and I will get back to you later in the day with answers. Looking forward to hearing what is on your mind.
Let's figure it out …
I'm guessing a lot of guys will be in before that and leave before answering questions about another late season fade.
"We failed," David Wright said yesterday. "We failed as a team."
That they did. Yesterday, was a microcosm of all that went wrong.
Starting pitching: Oliver Perez showed he's not an ace. Or even close to it. Perez finished the season at 10-8 with 17 no-decisions. Out of 34 starts, he came away with a no-decision half the time. Terrible. He can't close the deal. In his biggest game of the season he gave the Mets 5 1/3 innings. Thanks for showing up.
Bullpen: No blown save yesterday, but does it matter? Back-to-back jacks were the difference. For the record, 29 blown saves overall. That is the stat of the season.
Offense: The Mets have an offense? Not yesterday. Two runs on four hits won't get it done.
The Mets will pack to go home. Many of them never to return to this clubhouse. Who should go and who should stay? More on that today.
Please stay tuned throughout the day.

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Castle and Beckett are walking through the park to meet up with one of their suspects, triggering Castle to mention about 'the good old days' of taking Alexis to the park when she was younger. This inspires Beckett to ask how many times Castle has been married, after which Castle asks Beckett the same thing.
Castle stars Nathan Fillion as Richard 'Rick' Castle and Stana Katic as Det. Katherine 'Kate' Beckett alongside Jon Huertas as Det. Javier Esposito, Seamus Dever as Det. Kevin Ryan, Tamala Jones as Dr. Lanie Parish, Molly C. Quinn as Alexis Castle, Susan Sullivan as Martha Rogers and Penny Johnson Jerald as Captain Victoria "Iron" Gates. Castle also formerly starred Ruben Santiago-Hudson as Captain Roy Montgomery.
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Bow Wow will be clocking in studio time as he prepares the release of his sixth solo album New Jack City Part II set to drop this winter.
According to Billboard, the rapper/actor will be following up his gold certified disc The Price of Fame with the new album bringing along Soulja Boy and long-time producer Jermaine Dupri.
Led by the current single "Marco Polo," other confirmed tracks include "Big Girls" and "Sunshine," which a music video is reportedly being recorded and is set to hit television screens in November.
Helping support the project, Bow Wow will also begin a small tour via his popular nationwide Scream tour known for bringing along R&B sensations like Omarion, Marques Houston and Bobby Valentino.
No tour dates have been announced as of press time.
New Jack City Part II is currently scheduled to drop Tuesday, December 16 on Columbia Records.
In related news, Bow Weezy continues to further his acting career by currently starring in the fifth season of HBO's hit series "Entourage."
He will also be featured in the upcoming sports drama flick Hurricane Season. The story follows a high school basketball coach in Marrero, Louisiana, a year after Hurricane Katrina, who puts together a team of players from different schools as they work together to win the state championship.
Directed by Tim Story, Bow will act alongside a star studded cast including Forest Whitaker, Isaiah Washington, Lil' Wayne, Tarra Riggs, J.B. Smoove and others.
Hurricane Season is currently scheduled to hit theaters March 2009.
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November 30, 2011
Thankful Thursday
yesterday is ofur! MOL! Happy Thursday and purrs ya'll.
17 comments:
- Princess Jasmine said...
That is a lovely lot of things to be thankful for. Its getting pretty cold here too. Somebody said that Jack Frost is on his way brrrrrrr. Keep snuggly warm :)xx
- December 1, 2011 at 12:50 AM
- m.q said...
happy thursday!!!
BoBo Salem
Meow Meow Family
- December 1, 2011 at 1:31 AM
- Sparkle the Designer Cat said...
It's always nice to remember, and be thankful for, the small things!
- December 1, 2011 at 2:40 AM
- Jewel said...
Ah yes, a comfy sofa. Nothing better than that when the weather's cold outside.
- December 1, 2011 at 4:00 AM
- Eric and Flynn said...
That is a lot of things to be thankful for, and your couch looks very comfy.
- December 1, 2011 at 4:14 AM
- MoMo said...
Your couch looks comfy and warm. Interesting that you are cold but we are not so warm. Where has all the heat gone?
- December 1, 2011 at 4:57 AM
- Forever Foster said...
Happy Thursday!
When I first moved in with my mum and dad, I was mum's first ever cat. She seriously thought she could 'train' me to sleep only on a special blanket on the couch. BAHAHAHAHA!
- December 1, 2011 at 5:49 AM
- Madi and Mom said...
Prancer you look very handsome on that lovely soft burgundy couch!
MOL at what Princeton is thankful for...somethings just don't need a do over!
Hugs Madi
- December 1, 2011 at 6:44 AM
- Cheri said...
Your blog looks very festive for the holidays! Glad Princeton's doing fine. Thank you for all your visits and purrs for Yoko - Mom has had her hands full trying to keep up with all of us!
- December 1, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Laila and Minchie said...
Ah, yes! Now that's a couch made with kitties in mind!
- December 1, 2011 at 9:38 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
We think your couch looks like a great place for "Thankful Thursday Naps"
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- December 1, 2011 at 10:00 AM
- brandi said...
Enjoy Thursday on your comfy looking couch!
Some days I miss my couch. But I am Queen of the Daybed, so I guess that's okay. A lot more room, I must say.
- December 1, 2011 at 1:34 PM
- ABBY said...
Everyone has a great deal to be thankful for! That was really special to read.
- December 1, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Kat and the Furrsonality gang said...
That couch sure does look comfy, Prancer. It is one of many good comfy things to be thankful for :-)
- December 1, 2011 at 5:18 PM
- Abby Normal and Stygia said...
Freedom to lounge! We totally agree!
- December 1, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- Spitty-the-Kitty said...
That is a really, really good list of things to be thankful for! Hmmm, I should start working on my list...after all, it's going to be Krissymouse soon and I want Santa Claws to think I am a good boy who will be grateful!
- December 1, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- SquirrelQueen said...
Prancer Pie, you look so comfortable on the couch cushion. On cold winter days there is nothing better than a soft place to snuggle.
Cindi Lou and The Kitty Krew
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Aw, c'mon Ion! Don't you remember all that Vanilla druid leather with +10 str/+10 agi/+15 spirit/+15 int/+4 MP5/+10 AP/+1% crit? =DQuote:
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Aw, c'mon Ion! Don't you remember all that Vanilla druid leather with +10 str/+10 agi/+15 spirit/+15 int/+4 MP5/+10 AP/+1% crit? =DQuote:
Um...not really, no.
I had a friend try to make a warrior spirit set in vanilla so he'd regen health fast against bosses......... oops....
I think there is a reason to add a fourth spec for each of the pure classes. Rogues and warlocks can have a tank spec while hunters and mages get a healing spec. I already know some hybrid players who refuse to tank anyways and this would be no different. The important part is that it would be there for people who need it. Out of all of the pure classes Rogues are seeing severely low representation. I believe something drastic like a tanking spec might be necessary to attract more players.
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Was he a troll warrior?! DIDN'T THAT ACTUALLY WORK?!?!
The thing about adding tank specs to the game, is that it never really increases the amount of tanks in the game. They added a new tanking class this expansion and you still wait just as long for a tank to sign up for LFG, even with half the classes having a tanking spec.
In my experience, somebody unwilling to reroll to tank or level an alt to tank, won't respecc to it either.
A lot of people simply DO NOT WANT TO TANK.
This is a fact that people can't seem to get over. Blizzard seems to have tried to entice people by making tanks insanely overpowered during the leveling process, but to no avail. They've tried to entice them by making the role significantly less demanding than it once was, but to no avail. They've tried to entice them by making the gearing process significantly less complex/frustrating, but to no avail.
Bottom line is that - much like healing - it's a role that many people simply do not want to perform. Period.
Add to your list: They even made them do similar damage to dps specs, but to no avail.
where was it promised?
Look at the two pale yellow lines at the top of that chart.
And I still think Sub would do better if people got over the stigma attached to it. And since when were descriptions promises.
Look...he was promised a PONY!
There are other ways for pure dps classes to add something to a raid other than tank or heals. Give them an ability to increase mana regen or health regen through a casted ability to a single player. something that would lower there dps a little but give then an added dimension. Hunter and warlock pets could do something other then dps or tank, give them abilities that buff the raid in some way. Not to change a pure class but to give them some added playing styles where they are still a pure dps class. Make the abilities only castable on another player so a pure dps class doesnt get too powerful.
Hunter pets do do more than just tank or DPS. Hunter pets can bring almost any buff/debuff you care to name; be it Brezzes, Lust, Kings, Sunder Armor, Weakened Blows, Snares, cast speed Slows, smart heals. Lock pets aren't quite so versatile, but you'd be suprised at the things they can bring, offensive dispels, defensive dispels, disarms, interupts, CC, knock backs, stuns, hell sacraficing the voidwalker gives the lock a defensive CD on par with most tanks major CDs.
You mean like Tricks of the Trade, or pre-cata Dark intent, or Focus Magic. But then again, its not like Mages or locks need all that help DPSing.


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AMMAN, Jordan (AP) -- Egypt's prime minister says his country will boost deliveries of natural gas to Jordan, which had seen supplies dwindle since Egypt's uprising nearly two years ago.
Hesham Kandil told reporters after talks with his Jordanian counterpart Thursday that Egypt would pump between 190 to 210 million cubic feet of gas per day, almost three times the daily amount delivered in recent months.
Jordan has depended on Egyptian gas to generate 80 percent of its electricity, but supplies were interrupted over a dozen times by militants attacking pipelines since February 2011. In the meantime it was forced to use diesel and heavy fuel to run national power plants, boosting costs by $4.2 million a day.
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The new OSE-Commerce Framework™ also provides a lot of advanced e-commerce features for your e-commerce websites. Multiple currencies, cross-border tax system, various payment gateway and countries / states managements are all seamlessly integrated with OSE Credit™ version 3. With OSE Credit™ version 3, you not only own a credit control system, but also an advanced e-commercial system!
Neat and clear order management panel
Finally, a neat and clear order management panel shows all orders that have been placed and paid. You can actually change the order status with a simple one click on the order status button. The relevant emails will be sent out once the button is clicked and the order status is changed correspondingly within the embeded OSE-Commerce Framework™
A few examples to make my point more clear:
1) The components' integration with the default Joomla vote plugin was not predicted or tested, and as a result one could evaluate an article without having read it. When I requested OSE's support on this, they told me I should pay them to have it fixed, as it was not a very common demand (thus, they weren't feeling that obligated to fix it).
2) I was trying to make some changes to the Credit Plans I had created and there weren't being saved. In that point they informed me that the features I was trying to configure, which are advertised as two of the many OSE Credit features, were actually experimental and would work in the future. Well it surely didn't give the impression of an incomplete function to me when I was purchasing the component, or when I was actually seeing them as two more sets of options in the credit plan's page.
Moreover, there is a lack of basic features, as an e-mail notification to the administrator for new orders, or the ability to see if a user has made an online (via paypal) or an offline (via bank transaction) order. And bugs, such as granting the credits a member has bought even after the order has been refunded.
In conclusion, OSE Credit has great potential and instant support, but "instant support" doesn't always mean that your problems are solved.
Right now, I still feel terrified with the idea there might be still a few bugs left that I haven't discovered during my thorough tests - a fear that shouldn't exist to that extent with the use of a commercial component.
So until its' great potential is reached, I wouldn't recommend it for a serious, commercial website.
PS: Components' Back-end administration is not that responsive. I couldn't really work on it with a screen smaller than 10 inches.
support is reactive
Negative :
after a fresh install. Component not working. One fatal error (fixed by the support after a request).
Creation of accounts was also buggy
support install fileexplorer component system without asking permission and do not uninstall it
IPN for Paypal is still with the old HTTP 1.0 protocol and will not work in a couple of weeks
Reviews: 4
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Thumbs up for a great component and great support.
Very simple to use with the fastest support I know.
Moreover, I use OSE Membership Control with OSE Credits and integration is perfect.
I'm a Joomla expert and I can tell you : Hard to find better !


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Family RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 1 infant)
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Situated in Milazzo, this hotel is close to Church of Carmine, Port of Milazzo, and Castello di Milazzo. Area attractions also include Piscina di Venere.
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La Chicca Palace Hotel provides a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.
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LED televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Milazzo hotel also offers concierge services, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 21
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
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- Elevator/lift
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- Air conditioning
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- Complimentary toiletries
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- Bidet
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- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service (24 hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Red Cafe - This cocktail bar serves light fare only.
24-hour room service is available.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scuba diving nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
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Check-in time starts at 2:30 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Obsidian and inXile are awfully chummy, with a shared history going back to Interplay and Black Isle Studios and close enough that they want to lend members like a cup of sugar. Both Californian studios are making crowdfunded Unity-based old-school RPGs too, and so are putting their heads together. inXile today announced that they'll be collaborating on tools and tech with each other. Read more
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Starsector trailer shows top-down fleet action
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Mar 28, 2013 5:15PM PDT
Building up your own fleet of customised spaceships, recruiting crews, trading goods, and blowing the merry heck of enemy fleets in top-down tactical battles sounds pretty great. "That Alice," a rhetorical device mutters, "off daydreaming again!" But no, this is a real video game and I'm not simply pouring whimsy into a text box. A new Starsector trailer warped in yesterday, showing just those sorts of galactic lovelies. Read more
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Divinity: Original Sin turns to Kickstarter for polish
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Larian Studios announced Divinity: Original Sin in May 2012, and there was much rejoicing. Almost a year later, and after two years of actual development, it's shuffling back a little sheepishly to ask if maybe we could help pay for it. Larian wants $400,000 to apply a bold spit-shine to the RPG prequel, and is hoping we can crowdfund it. Read more
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- Address:
185 East Bay Street
Charleston, SC 29401Neighborhood:
Downtown Charleston
- Cuisine:
SouthernPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.magnolias-blossom-cypress.com/
- Phone: (843) 577-7771
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday starts at 11:30am
Dinner starts at 4:00 pm daily
Sunday Brunch starts at 10:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Low Country, Southern
- Executive Chef: Donald Drake
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access
Getting there
- Cross Street: located between Cumberland & Queen Streets
- Public Transit: Charleston CARTA to and from Visitors Center can be picked up 1/2 block from the restaurant on the quarter hour. There are also local cab companies and Charleston's famous Rickshaws that will transport guests to their hotels.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Private parking lot adjacent to the restaurant is available weekdays after 5:00pm & all day Saturday & Sunday. **Please note:This lot is not open during lunch Monday-Friday. However, public parking is available in the garage at the corner of Cumberland & Concord and rates will apply.
A word from Magnolias
Igniting a culinary renaissance upon opening in 1990, Charleston's most popular restaurant is located at the site of the city's original Customs House (circa 1739). Led by Executive Chef Don Drake, Magnolias remains a forerunner in upscale Southern cuisine, blending traditional ingredients and cooking techniques with a modern flair for artful presentations.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerSouthern
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
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Magnolias reviews from OpenTable diners
728 reviews since July 27, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (464)special occasion (428)romantic (274)neighborhood gem (229)good for groups (169)great for lunch (168)notable wine list (157)hot spot (139)great for brunch (130)vibrant bar scene (38)kid-friendly (33)late-night find (28)scenic view (14)great for outdoor dining (10)Show More
- a tourist mustDChopperDined on 11/22/2014This was a most talked about restaurant that you must visit if a out-of-towner. Great food and good service! Had the seafood over grits and the fired chicken which was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulsnipsVIPDined on 11/22/2014This was our first visit to Magnolias and it won't be our last. All the positive reviews are accurate. We sampled the Fried Green Tomatoes and loved them. We enjoyed our bib and field greens salads. My fiance loved her Buttermilk Fried Chicken Breast and the Pecan Pie was wonderful. My only note of disappointment was with the shellfish over grits. For me anyhow the sauce made the flavors of the shellfish disappear. I would have preferred to taste the lobster, shrimp, and scallops. We will return and I look forward to more memorable meals at Magnolias.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty goodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014The dinner was very well presented looked delicious!! We had to wait a very long time for our table even though we had a reservation. The food looked delicious although it didn't taste as well as it looked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Busy restaurant, excellentTime2Eat74Dined on 11/19/2014The restaurant was busy so we did have a wait to be seated even though we had a reservation and it was awhile for getting our food but boy it was worth the wait- excellent food and waitress - the buttermilk chicken was amazing!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charleston traditionFishyVIPDined on 11/19/2014Magnolia's is one of the must go places to take your out of town guests. The food sums up low country quisine and the hospitality is second to none. My wife and I love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OUTSTANDING!!NYCDinerVIPDined on 11/17/2014Magnolia's is our absolute Charleston favorite!! We weren't even hungry for dinner but we were only in town for the one evening so we had to go to Magnolia's!! We had a couple of appetizers~ Fried Green Tomatoes and Scallops~ and a couple glasses of wine and it was perfect!! We even topped our little meal off with a piece of the pecan pie~ which was AMAZING!! Perfect ending to a perfect day!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- THE MEAL!KevinDined on 11/17/2014We celebrated my birthday here, after visiting a few years back. The lowcountry bouillabaisse is possibly the BEST DISH on the face of the earth. I have eaten similar dishes around the country, but nothing compares to this. if you are in Charleston and have to pick a place to eat....this is it! We always do lunch, as they are very accommodating & the staff is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT RESTAURANTChrisDined on 11/16/2014I took my mom to this place for a retirement dinner and it was a wonderful experience. The food was great and so was the service. The only problem we had was the online reservations. When we got to the front desk they did not have our reservation and I had a confirmation email. Luckly it was during a slow time and were able to be seated right away. Other than that I would recommend to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favoriteunhappyDined on 11/16/2014This is absolutely one of the best restaurants in Charleston! It never fails. Food is consistently delicious--the problem is deciding what to order--it all beckons and then delights. Service is friendly and not intrusive. Just can't say enough good things about this restaurant. We were just in Charleston for three days and ate there twice! My husband can never resist the Down South Eggroll, but then they added Fried Mac and Cheese! The Fried Green Tomatoes are the best ever and on and on and on . . .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Even better than we expectedbonnieDined on 11/15/2014We arrived quite a bit earlier than our reserved time but the hostess was gracious & found a table for us. The service was excellent and our server was well versed on the menu items . We had steak, trout & flounder - all done to perfection. This restaurant was recommended to us by a friend who lives in the area - I will certainly thank her.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful DinnerDavidOutForDinnerDined on 11/15/2014My wife and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary here. The food was among the best we have ever had; the service represented outstanding Southern hospitality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- exceptionalElieVIPDined on 11/15/2014Amazing food, unbeatable prices. One of the best restaurants we've ever been to. Sam, our waiter, was exceptional as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Charleston's greats!DC22Dined on 11/15/2014Everything about this restaurant was great. We we're waited on by Ira, the best server to ever grace the food industry. He went into exquisite detail regarding the dishes available, and helped us select some of best items on the menu, all while making us feel included and excited to eat there. Our party of 3 dined in for lunch, and had their fried green tomatoes appetizer (most unique in Charleston), and we split the shellfish over grits, parmesan encrusted flounder, and the buttermilk fried chicken. All three were amazing! We tried shrimp and grits at several other spots around the city who were reported to have "the best", and this was our favorite! For dessert, we split a slice of pecan pie, which was also amazing. I also have to give a shout out to their sweet tea, which was wonderfully balanced from a sugar perspective. All of our selections were suggestions from Ira. He is passionate and knowledgeable about the menu (you can tell he loves the food here), which made us all the more excited about our food selection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food and memoriesDanielDined on 11/15/2014This restaurant was recommended by a friend. They suggested that we try the turnip greens. Everything, from the appetizer of fried green tomatoes (mind-blowing good) to the entree with a side of turnip greens, that did not disappoint, was amazing. I can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect place!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/14/2014Friday night was our fifth time at Magnolia's. Love taking people visiting Charleston there. It's the perfect place...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magnolias is great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/13/2014Food was excellent. Ed, our server, was also top notch. If you like chicken livers, order them! They are served with country ham. My husband ordered them as his entree and they were awesome. Restaurant was really crowded and a little noisy. If you're looking for an intimate dinner for two, this probably isn't the place to go. But, overall, it was an enjoyable dining experience.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern ComfortGarWVIPDined on 11/13/2014On vacation, we recently stopped by Magnolia's on a tip from a friend. Tired décor and a wood-paneled bar that looks like it came out of a Ikea box greets you upon entry. However, do not turn around! You won't be looking at anything besides your plate after the friendly server brings you possibly the best gourmet fried chicken ever conceived, it's so good it doesn't even deserve that down-market appellation, but I can't think of any other way to describe it. Also check out the southern eggrolls and the shrimp and grits. Us "Northerners" don't know what we're missing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magnolias- best of CharlestonMandyDined on 11/13/2014Magnolias always a must when we visit Charleston. Only one disappointment in an otherwise fabulous experience. Chicken & dumplings..way too much pepper & chicken was tough & seemed like leftover pieces. Will still go back when in Charleston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedgidgetVIPDined on 11/12/2014This was our first and our friends' second visit to Magnolias. I doubt any of us will return. Athough our friends recalled having had one of the best meals of their lives at Magnolias, none of us had that experience last night. We arrived on time for our reservation. There was no southern charm in the greeting. After seating, our server promptly appeared and was a bit cold-he later warmed up. We ordered wine, then discovered we all wanted the same and wanted to change to a bottle. At first the served declined, saying the the wine had already been poured, but then changed his mind and we got the bottle. The waiter was attentive during our order and sensitive to my food allergies. The tricky part was between serving our starters then waiting for the entree-1.5 hours later. The gm and our server both arrived with apologies and offered to comp the wine and starters, but the problem was we were hungry. During that 1.5 hour wait, the server was no where to be found. We waited another 20 minutes and dinner finally arrived. The grits with the flounder dish overpowered the fish, but the flavors were good. The duck was particularly greasy. The fried green tomatoes were over breaded and over cooked. The shrimp was overcooked. We appreciate that the gm stopped by our table and our server asked us to return. Unfortunately, there are too many wonderful restaurants in the area to spend time again here.
- Best in Charleston SCcadallic75Dined on 11/12/2014I'm going to make this short and sweet. Hands down one of the BEST restaurants in Charleston SC..............Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Way better than expected!kbeatswellDined on 11/11/2014This place has been around a while so I was hoping for very good at best. What we got was excellent. Edward our server was a delight to talk to. His recommendations were good and the kitchen delivered! We did small plates so we could experience lots of things and every bite was great. By the way the grits with shrimp sausage and ham was truly amazing and even though it is listed as a small plate, it is large and filling and could easily be chosen as a main course.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/11/2014The ambiance of the restaurant is excellent. It is in the heart of Charleston and is close to everything. The food is fantastic. Try the grouper and the green fried tomatoes. Best in Charleston and I have been to most. Better than the Husk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MemorableStoneyVIPDined on 11/10/2014My family made a short trip to Charleston for a quick getaway. There are a lot of great choices but one can never go wrong with Magnolia's. The service was tremendous and the good is always great. It's one of our favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was very enjoyabledarjanDined on 11/10/2014My cousin and I had a very nice dining experience at Magnolias. We started with a fried green tomato appetizer which was very good. My cousin ordered the fried chicken with mashed potatoes, biscuits and greens. She said that it was the best fried chicken she has ever eaten. I had the flounder with crab, rice and corn--very yummy. Great bread and house merlot was very nice. Unfortunately, no room for dessert. We ended up taking half the meal back to hotel to eat the next day so got to enjoy it another day. Next time visiting Charleston we are planning to go back. Great environment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- red57Dined on 11/9/2014Staff attentive. Food absolutely delicious! A wonderful culinary experience.Special Features:
- Good dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/9/2014Good menu choices. Great service. Food was delicious.Special Features:
- Gluten free should mean gluten freethelopezVIPDined on 11/9/2014And the restaurant staff should be educated as such, and able to answer questions about the menu. Especially if there is a specific GF menu provided by the restaurant. Not to mention, the wait to just get food was astronomically slow.
- danmVIPDined on 11/9/2014we are locals and still enjoy this "tourist" restaurant. Several delicious items onthe menu and a nice charleston touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/9/2014My sister and I stopped by for brunch on Sunday, and I'm so glad we did! The location is great, right on East Bay Street in a lovely area. The food was delicious, we ordered the Banana Pudding stuffed french toast and Salmon cake Eggs Benedict. Both were amazing!! We will certainly be visiting there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meh not so specialFine2dineVIPDined on 11/8/2014Visited magnolia's because of all the great reviews. Food was average and service was average at best. Waiter was sweaty kept wiping his sweaty head then served food, Gross! Compared to other restaurants around town this one is average definitely not great or amazing.Special Features:
- Must Eat At MagnoliasMovinlocalDined on 11/7/2014We have eaten here before, and the food is always great. The service is awesome, the bartenders are great as well. Overall, an awesome eating experience. You never feel rushed thru your meal, it was just great.Special Features:
- Always DeliciousalwzsmilnDined on 11/7/2014The food here is always amazing and the service is excellent. Best sweet tea I've ever had. The catfish was delicious as was the shrimp and grits. We always eat here when we're in town! We will return again on our next trip!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CHARLESTON CLASSICtime2eatDined on 11/7/2014My husband, son and I had a great meal at Magnolias - all 3 of us had a fish/seafood dish. We visit Charleston several times a year and I had hesitated booking a table at Magnolias because I thought it might feel a little too touristy. It was actually a more elegant atmosphere than I expected and the food lived up to the tough standards that we foodies have!Special Features:
- never againfondueluvDined on 11/7/2014Gave the restaurant a second chance after eating there five years ago and it was a bad choice again. Our friends were disappointed as well. it was their first time.
- A favorite for special occasionsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/7/2014We only had one dinner out this visit, and Magnolia's is where we came. Beautiful presentation, delicious selection, lovely ambience, great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SpectacularNCdinersDined on 11/7/2014What can I say that has not been said before? Magnolia's is one place everyone should dine, at least once. Our server was wonderful...total knowledge of the menu with ability to describe items and make recommendations plus had a wonderful sense of humor. We had the famous Down South Egg Rolls...so, so good but has a kick, so be forewarned. Our meals were expertly prepared, beautifully presented and tasted amazing. Our whole experience was top-notch from start to finish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charleston mustMickeyVIPDined on 11/6/2014We always make Magnolias a must when we are in Charleston. I just can't miss the pull pork. My wife seems to always go for the flounder.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Jurors began deliberating Monday after four weeks of testimony in the trial of 35-year-old Eric Floyd and 41-year-old Levon Warner.
They could face the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder in the May 2008 shooting death of Sgt. Stephen Liczbinski (liz-BIN'-skee) following a bank robbery.
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As one of the world's most highly populated countries, India offers scores of regional cuisines. Flavored with chilies, cardamom, coriander, cumin, garlic, ginger, onions, turmeric and expensive yellow saffron, Indian food has nourished people for at least 5,000 years of documented history. Events such as trade, foreign rule and periodic invasions contributed to the expansion of ingredients and cooking methods. Religious beliefs and trends such as vegetarianism have also impacted Indian food traditions, which have spread around the world. Consequently Indian food has a base of aficionados who have never visited India. Charlotte has many more restaurants specializing in this cuisine, so this list is by no means comprehensive. You can explore to your heart's content with this list as a starting point. Whether the menu is traditional or fusion derived, these restaurants offer an interesting dining journey. From upscale in presentation and price to a meal a student can afford, the range of Indian food options in Charlotte has something for everyone
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Charlotte, NC 28277
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Blue Taj is the younger offspring of Copper, located in Dilworth. The newer, upscale Ballantyne Village restaurant is self described on its website as "chic and modern . . . cozy and eclectic." Fancy decor, fine wines and creative Indian fare are offered for lunch and dinner. Four dining areas add visual appeal to the dining experience. This location is appropriate for a business meeting or a special night out.
Jaipur Indian Restaurant
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The popular Jaipur offers a vast Indian buffet Friday night and a brunch on Saturday. The buffet represents a variety of regional Indian styles. Delivery service is available from Monday through Thursday to local hotels and workplaces. A room that accommodates 60 is available for private parties. Catering is offered for clients as far away as north Georgia.
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Tandoori-mixed grill, naan, samosas, curries, masala and much more are available at this beautifully decorated restaurant. Vegetarian dishes are another popular menu item. Customers agree that they are given exceptionally attentive and friendly service. The Kings Drive location is convenient to Uptown and Midtown Charlotte offices and residences.
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Traditional North Indian fare is the focus of the cuisine prepared at Saffron. Thai and IndoChinese options are also offered. Fresh-baked naan (bread) is prepared onsite in the tandoor (clay oven). A selection of Indian beers are also available. While the entire restaurant seats 110, customers can choose the ambiance of the Tantra room which seats eight or the Nirvana Lounge which seats 20. Saffron gets high marks for the service its servers provide.
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The offerings on Passage to India's menu include North Indian, South Indian and IndoChinese cooking. Feel free to eat with your hands like the many Indian customers who crowd the modest location, a sure sign that the food is authentic and good. Located near UNC-Charlotte, students frequent this establishment for sustenance at affordable prices. A lunch buffet and a weekend brunch buffet are offered. Delivery is available.
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The apartment has an open plan design with plenty of natural light in the sitting room, dining area and kitchen which hosts granite countertops and bar. The bathroom has a large walk-in shower and enclosed toilet. There is a queen sized bed in the separate bedroom along with a generous closet and dressers. (please view the walk through video to understand the space perspectives.
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The Chihuahuan raven (Corvus cryptoleucus) is a species of bird in the family Corvidae that is native to the United States and Mexico. It was formerly known as the American white-necked raven, and has the proportions of a common raven with a heavy bill, but is about the same size as a carrion crow, or slightly larger than the American crow (44–51 cm (17–20 in) long). The plumage is all-black with a rich purple-blue gloss in good light. The nasal bristles extend farther down the top of the bill than in any other Corvus species to about two-thirds the length. The base of the neck feathers are white (seen only when ruffled in strong wind). The bill, legs and feet are black.
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The Chihuahuan raven occurs in the Southwestern and Midwestern United States and northern Mexico, including southeastern Arizona, southern New Mexico, southeastern Colorado, western Kansas, western Oklahoma, and southern and western Texas.[2]
It feeds on cultivated cereal grains, insects and many other invertebrates, small reptiles, carrion and scraps of human food, cactus fruits, eggs and nestlings.
The nest is built in either trees, large shrubs or sometimes even in old buildings. There are usually 5–7 eggs laid relatively late in the year during May so as to take advantage of the insect food for their young in their more arid environment.
The voice is similar to that of the common raven with "pruk-pruk" sounds and other croaks but is not as deep in tone or as varied in range.
A 2005 molecular study reviewed segments of DNA of the common raven and found that Chihuahuan raven are genetically nested within common ravens based on mitochondrial DNA. That is, common ravens from the California clade are more similar in mtDNA to Chihuahuan ravens than they are to common ravens in the Holarctic Clade.[3][4]
- ^ BirdLife International (2012). "Corvus cryptoleucus". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ "Chihuahuan Raven, Life History". All About Birds. Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. Retrieved 2009-08-10.
- ^ Feldman, C. R.; Omland, K. E. (2005). "Phylogenetics of the common raven complex (Corvus: Corvidae) and the utility of ND4, COI and intron 7 of the β-fibrinogen gene in avian molecular systematics". Zoologica Scripta 34 (2): 145. doi:10.1111/j.1463-6409.2005.00182.x.
- ^ Omland, K. E.; Tarr, C. L.; Boarman, W. I.; Marzluff, J. M.; Fleischer, R. C. (2000). "Cryptic genetic variation and paraphyly in ravens". Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 267 (1461): 2475–82. doi:10.1098/rspb.2000.1308. PMC 1690844. PMID 11197122.
External links[edit]
- Photo of Chihuahuan Raven
- Great shot showing white bases to neck feathers
- Comparison of Chihuahuan and Common Raven specimens
- Patuxent Bird Identification InfoCenter species account, including Breeding Bird Survey and Christmas Bird Count range maps.
- Chihuahuan Raven photo gallery VIREO
- IUCN Red List least concern species
- Corvus (genus)
- Ravens
- Endemic birds of Southwestern North America
- Birds of Mexico
- Native birds of the Plains-Midwest (United States)
- Native birds of the Southwestern United States
- Fauna of the Chihuahuan Desert
- Fauna of the Sonoran Desert
- Birds of the U.S. Rio Grande Valleys
- Fauna of Northern Mexico
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The South Florida SunSentinel (http://sunsent.nl/W5hCaC ) reports automated 'robo-calls' were made Tuesday to parents of children who attend Olsen Middle School.
Officials say the person with the disease is not a student.
District officials say they are working with the Broward Health Department and school staff to keep students safe.
Legionnaires Disease is spread when someone inhales vapors contaminated with the bacteria.
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Those cold cold kisses that you gave me, little darling
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Let a good pound weight of bread suffice for the day,
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Lancers spending the week in Fla.
On Sunday morning, the students and their 30 adult chaperones traveled by bus to Logan Airport, where they boarded four separate flights to Orlando. They'll spend much of their April vacation week performing at Walt Disney World and Universal Studios.
Music Director Andy Soucy said evening rehearsals have been constant over the past several weeks, with the young musicians polishing their performances of patriotic tunes, as well as the Latin-inspired beats of Gloria Estefan.
On Thursday evening, the high school cafeteria was abuzz with activity as students and parents streamed in the front doors, carrying suitcases and instruments.
"It's quite an aggressive undertaking to get everyone down there," Soucy said Thursday, motioning to the neatly ordered rows of black instrument cases and color-coded aisles of the travelers' luggage.
"We travel like a rock band," he laughed, showing the five-foot tall cases being used to transport nine bass drums. "Unbelievable," he added.
A large orange moving van departed for Orlando earlier in the weekend, carrying luggage and instruments and allowing the 370 travelers to board their flights without having to check in any items or equipment.
The fourth and final flight arrived in Orlando shortly before 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
The Lancers band and color guard will march in the Main Street Electrical Parade at the Magic Kingdom tonight.
On Tuesday, the local musicians will make three appearances at the Downtown Disney Resort, with the jazz ensemble, orchestra and choir playing back-to-back performances at midday.
Tuesday night the band will head over to EPCOT Center, where they'll be treated to a private viewing of the Illuminations show, followed by a march in Universal Studios' Superstar Parade on Wednesday morning.
There will be plenty of time for fun and relaxation in between, with students and chaperones catching a performance of the Cirque de Soleil Thursday evening before flying back to Boston Friday.
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