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Blackburn Point Bridge closure rescheduled
Date: May 1, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Sarasota County has rescheduled the closure of the Blackburn Point Bridge in Osprey.
It will close May 26 for about a month, so work crews can replace most of the mechanics on the 83-year-old swing bridge.
Repairs were supposed to begin this week, but nearby residents asked to delay the project until later this month, when traffic is expected to be lighter.
The bridge, which is on Blackburn Point Road, is the northern access point to Casey Key. All vehicles will be re-routed to Albee Road. Boats will still be able to travel under the bridge.
The repairs are expected to cost $483,000 and will not alter the appearance of the bridge.
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Meet Roxy and Grayson at the Tri-County Humane Society.
Meet Roxy and Grayson at the Tri-County Humane Society.
Leonardo came to hang out with us in the studio this morning. He's a precious little ball of energy looking for a home and a buddy.
Toyee (pronounced Toy-ee) visited us in the studio this morning. Let me tell you, he's a bundle of cuteness!!
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Meet Ellie and Fin. Two adorable, adoptable fur-babies with bubbly personalities waiting for you at the Tri-County Humane Society.
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71 Figure 7-5. Cut slope construction. 4. MSE walls (Article 11.10.7). Seismic design provisions are 7.2 The M-O Method and Limitations very explicit and are defined for both external and internal stability. For external stability the dynamic component of The analytical basis for the M-O solution for calculating the active earth pressure is computed using the M-O equa- seismic active earth pressure is shown in Figure 7-6 (taken tion. Reductions due to lateral wall movement are per- from Appendix A220.127.116.11 of the AASHTO LRFD Bridge mitted for gravity walls. Fifty percent of the dynamic earth Design Specifications). This figure identifies the equations for seismic active earth pressures (PAE), the seismic active earth pressure is combined with a wall inertial load to evaluate pressure coefficient (KAE), the seismic passive earth pres- stability, with the acceleration coefficient modified to ac- sure (PPE), and the seismic active pressure coefficient (KPE). count for potential amplification of ground accelerations. Implicit to these equations is that the soil within the soil is In the case of internal stability, reinforcement elements are a homogeneous, cohesionless material within the active or designed for horizontal internal inertial forces acting on passive pressure wedges. the static active pressure zone. 5. Prefabricated modular walls (Article 11.11.6). Seismic de- 7.2.1 Seismic Active Earth Pressures sign provisions are similar to those for gravity walls. 6. Soil-nail walls. No static or seismic provisions are currently In effect, the solution for seismic active earth pressures is provided in AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications. analogous to that for the conventional Coulomb active pres- However, an FHWA manual for the design of nail walls sure solution for cohesionless backfill, with the addition of a (FHWA, 2003) suggests following the same general pro- horizontal seismic load. Representative graphs showing the cedures as used for the design of MSE walls, which involves effect of seismic loading on the active pressure coefficient KAE the use of the M-O equation with modifications for iner- are shown in Figure 7-7. The effect of vertical seismic loading tial effects. is traditionally neglected. The rationale for neglecting verti- cal loading is generally attributed to the fact that the higher The use of the M-O equations to compute seismic active frequency vertical accelerations will be out of phase with the and passive earth pressures is a dominant factor in wall design. horizontal accelerations and will have positive and negative Limitations and design issues are summarized in the follow- contributions to wall pressures, which on average can rea- ing sections. sonably be neglected for design.
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72 Seismic Active Earth Pressure PAE = 0.5 H 2 (1 - kv ) K AE Figure 7-7. Effect of seismic coefficient and soil friction angle on active pressure coefficient. Seismic Passive Earth Pressure PPE = 0.5 H 2 (1 - kv ) K PE of 38� in a = 35� material. The M-O solution increases sig- where nificantly if the seismic coefficient increases to 0.25 for the same case, as the failure plane angle decreases to 31�. In prac- cos 2 ( - - ) K AE = tice, however, as shown in Figures 7-3 to 7-5, the failure plane cos cos 2 coos ( + + ) would usually intersect firm soils or rock in the cut slope -2 behind the backfill rather than the slope angle defined by a sin ( + ) sin ( - - i ) � 1 - purely cohesionless soil, as normally assumed during the cos ( + + ) cos ( i - ) M-O analyses. Consequently, in this situation the M-O solu- cos 2 ( - + ) tion is not valid. K PE = A designer could utilize an M-O approach for simple non- cos cos 2 cos ( - + ) homogeneous cases such as shown in Figure 7-10 using the sin ( + ) sin ( - + i ) -2 following procedure, assuming 1 < 2: � 1 - cos ( - + ) cos ( i - ) = unit weight of soil (ksf) H = height of wall (ft) = friction angle of soil (�) = arc tan (kh/(1 - kv))(�) = angle of friction between soil and wall (�) kh = horizontal acceleration coefficient (dim.) kv = vertical acceleration coefficient (dim.) i = backfill slope angle (�) = slope of wall to the vertical, negative as shown (�) Figure 7-6. M-O solution. Figure 7-8 shows the effect of backfill slope angle on KAE as a function of seismic coefficient, and illustrates the design dilemma commonly encountered of rapidly increasing earth pressure values with modest increases in slope angles. Fig- ure 7-9 indicates the underlying reason, namely the fact that the failure plane angle approaches that of the backfill slope angle , resulting in an infinite mass of the active failure Figure 7-8. Effect of backfill slope on the seismic wedge. For example, for a slope angle of 18.43� (3H:1V slope) active earth pressure coefficient using M-O and a seismic coefficient of 0.2, the failure plane is at an angle equation, where CF = seismic coefficient.


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GREENWOOD, Wis. (AP) — A rural Greenwood man has died in a farm accident. The Clark County coroner says the man was killed yesterday when the tractor he was driving overturned as he was removing a tree. The victim's name was not immediately released Friday.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Authorities have released the name of a worker crushed to death by heavy equipment being removed from a truck in Madison. The Dane County medical examiner's office identifies him as 45-year-old Terry Hudzinski of Middleton. Police reports say Hudzinski was struck in the head Thursday by an 800-pound hydraulic press being removed from a truck.
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Reviews for She's A Rainbow LyricsPerformed by The Rolling Stones
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Bach's Influence | Reviewer: Darío | 9/27/12
Each time I listen to this song, I can feel the influence o the classical German composer J. S. Bach. Especially, it reminds me of his fugues.I hope I am right about this. But I am open to any criticism.
Similiarity | Reviewer: Warrens Wi | 8/11/12
I think the reason for the slightly bizarre etherial
sameness between the Stones and Beatles, is owing to
the drug culture, and to put it kindly, the mind blowing
effects of the illicit chemicals that generation was
worlds gteatest | Reviewer: Rebecca | 4/22/12
I want to be like a Rainbow! What a perfect place the world would be if we were all like rainbows! Singing and dancing thru the streets! Streetsshakin maracas! Mandy I dream of insanity
justlistentothemusic | Reviewer: kay | 2/5/12
Honestly don't know when anything was released, don't care either I listen to music and from both the Beatles and thhe rolling stones they both influenced each other. changed the music industry but I don't hear any similarities being that strawberry fields forever was my lullaby growwing up and she's Like a rainbow is my daughters I have never noticed similarities in either artists work during that time frame ... then again I think that's the point to just hear the music
... that's all either group was really aiming for
Awsome Memories | Reviewer: Dakota X | 12/1/11
This song brings back so many awesome memories from my childhood it dusnt matter who ripped off who. Anyhow artists inspire eachother around the globe til this day and often do copy versions of eachothes work. Afterall its the sincerest form of flattery. I also believe in a global consciousness that influences artists of the same era to have similar ideas. All that aside i love the instrumentation on this track. I love the piano solo (for lack of a better word) and the percussion. A truely bohemian sounding piece of music. Its sooo flower power. Hippy Rocks!
stones/beatles | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/10/09
just because it wasn't released yet doesn't mean they couldn't hear eachother's music. it's obvious the stones borrowed from the beatles. its not like they sat around and as a band decided to rip off something specific from the beatles. the beatles were influenced by plenty of artists and your influences leak through your music. the stones obviously were influenced by the beatles, and visa versa.
It's very simple | Reviewer: Mark Johnson | 8/15/09
it's not about the date "She's A Rainbow" was recorded. These are not baseball game stats here. The Rolling Stones and the Beatles were always being influenced by each other. "I Wann' Be Your Man" a Lennon/McCartney composition was one of the Stone's first singles. The entire background harmony of "She's A Rainbow" is totally Beatle influenced but not to any fault whatsoever. The bar was raised by The Stones not lowered by producing this track. And so on and so forth...........
ted is the douche | Reviewer: Daytripper | 3/10/09
Penny Lane was released in February 1967, months before She's a Rainbow. Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields were the beginning of Sgt. Pepper and I'm sure these records did influence the Stones to try new sounds and go new directions just like those cool Beatles were doing. I love this song.
Criminy is a douche | Reviewer: Ted | 1/21/09
I think it's hilarious when someone the world has never heard of would deign to criticize Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. I got news for you douche, She's a Rainbow was recorded in May 1967. Sgt. Pepper was released in June '67, so it would have been pretty difficult for them to be ripping off a record they hadn't heard yet.
The distant forerunner of ELO? | Reviewer: Criminy | 10/22/07
Another bad Sgt Pepper/Penny Lane rip-off by Messrs Jagger/Richards, may have inspired Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood to invent Electric Light Orchestra
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1722 Routh Street
Sute 110
Dallas, TX 75201Neighborhood:
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JapanesePrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.tei-an.com/
- Phone: (214) 220-2828
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Sunday, Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm
Dinner: Sunday, Tuesday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 10:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Japanese
- Executive Chef: Teiichi Sakurai
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: Tei-An features two private spaces available for private events: a private, glass enclosed dining room that accommodates up to 16 guests for seating event and the bar lounge that accommodates up to 60 guests for the standing reception.
- Private Party Contact: Ayako Thompson 2142202828
A word from TEI-AN
The stylish Japanese restaurant specializes in freshly made soba noodle dishes, served hot or cold in soups or with dipping sauces. The restaurant is owned by Teiichi Sakurai, well-known as the founder of Teppo and Tei Tei.Continued
Soba is a thin Japanese noodle made from buckwheat flour – there are only 5 in the country which prepares fresh noodle on the premises.
Owner and staff want for you to experience a touch of Tokyo in the middle of Dallas: "modern Tokyo" mixing rich wood, concrete, stone, steel and glass. The best seats in the house are at the dining room's soba bar that wraps the stone garden.
Soba is a thin Japanese noodle made from buckwheat flour – there are only 5 in the country which prepares fresh noodle on the premises.
Owner and staff want for you to experience a touch of Tokyo in the middle of Dallas: "modern Tokyo" mixing rich wood, concrete, stone, steel and glass. The best seats in the house are at the dining room's soba bar that wraps the stone garden.
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TEI-AN reviews from OpenTable diners
158 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (115)special occasion (89)romantic (71)neighborhood gem (35)hot spot (35)great for lunch (29)good for groups (28)scenic view (13)late-night find (12)great for outdoor dining (10)vibrant bar scene (7)notable wine list (6)kid-friendly (3)great for brunch (3)Show More
- An evening outOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/22/2014We enjoy dining out in Dallas and thought this is going to be a great experience. We consider us and our friends as true foodies. Rather than everyone goes for themselves we like to go family style and try many different dishes. First dish was the Crab salad - nicely presented however the dish had a fishy aftertaste. Second dish - Sashimi sampler was excellent. Hot stone with Wagyu beef was recommended by Waitress - unfortunately the beef was tough and rubbery. Noodle dishes were tasty and creatively presented. Tongue dish was superb. Desserts were excellent. Not sure it was enough to make us go back as portions were very small.Special Features:
- OutstandingExcellentDined on 11/21/2014Excellent food. Outstanding Service. Amazing Japanese whiskey selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the olacefoodieVIPDined on 11/20/2014The ambiance is lovely....quiet and serene. The food is great and unique. That white seaweed salad is killer. I've yet to take anyone there who wasn't instantly in love with that salad. All soba dishes are good. Mushroom app was fantastic. Tasty, beautiful, and seemed healthy too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tei-An - Great Japanese SobaSteverDined on 11/20/2014Classic Japanese restaurant ambiance with food bar and excellent Japanese cuisine. If you're not familiar with Japanese cuisine you will need menu assistance. Don't be shy to try unique dishes that are not customary to your diet. Explain your taste tolerance - spicy or mild to sweet and the waiter should be able to direct you to a variety of selections. Portions were appropriate and better than expected. If there's just two of you and you choose not to seat at the food bar, tables ambiance is not what you'll get as you feel a little close to your neighbor. Service is managed at a good pace and you will not feel rushed. Overall excellent meal and a great place to go before a show at the Performance Center.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentFoodexplorerVIPDined on 11/13/2014The variety and quality of the food is fantastic. I cannot wait to go back again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, not stellarKEDEDined on 11/9/2014Went with a group on a Sunday night. Tei-An came very highly recommended by several food-geek friends, so I will talk about food first. Almost everything we had was very good. Crab salad, shumai dumplings, washu beef soba, and soba risotto were all worthy of a do-over. Truffle oil on risotto was just right...not overdone. However, white seaweed salad did not live up to the yelp hype, and no uni and no hamachi kama available, so we were disappointed by that. Wine list needs a lot of work. Staff not able to offer much knowledge about the wine either. I expected more on that front. Beer options pretty limited too, which makes no sense, because good beer would pair well with this food. Saki is probably the way to go. The atmosphere was lovely. Calm, clean, quiet enough to talk with dinner companions but lively enough to feel fun. Overall, had to go with 4 stars. If all expected menu items had been available and wine list more interesting, I could have gone to 5.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tei-An..UhmrmwiggsDined on 11/9/2014While having dined here before and being impressed with the service for 2, I was not so impressed with a lunch for 6. The service was Slow and inattentive service to the point that we felt that 6 persons may just be frowned upon by this establishment. What was to be a memorable Birthday lunch for my wife turned out to put a damper on the whole occasion.Special Features:
- Best Place before Afternoon MatineeCfromIrvingDined on 11/9/2014We go here for Lunch before every Sunday Opera Matinee we attend. This time we took our Granddaughter (13) and she enjoyed and there are plenty of choices for her that do not include Sushi. It is a little pricy but well worth it for the Special Occasion such as occasional Opera Sunday Matinee.Special Features:
- yum3dineyum3dineDined on 11/7/2014We very much enjoyed Tei-An. Our only complaint is the share portions are very very small. And they give you 5 pieces for 2 people!! Wonderful ambiance, we will most likely try it again.Special Features:
- SplendidsobeloversDined on 11/5/2014I have admired this restaurant since its opening. It has always gone above and beyond. From the service to the food. You will never be disappointed. If you are a Tiramisu kind of person, do not walk out of this restaurant without having a taste of this tiny cup of heaven! I always ask for the black honey to accompany the dessert, but I think they offer 2 other toppings. Enjoy everyone! p.s. This is a SOBE HOUSE! You will absolutely love the food!Special Features:
- wasn't impressed on my birthdayohrinaDined on 11/4/2014I made reservations for a birthday and there was no acknowledgement by staff. First time guests and the server didnt really help us choose what to eat. We ordered the soba sampler and the sauces were not great and a bit salty. Also ordered the ramen which was better, bit too gingery for my liking. White seaweed salad was different but it was good. She forgot my hot tea also. Salmon sushi was good.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014Wonderful! The whole experience is great! The best wine and best spice tuna sushi. The food is great and an AMAZING rooftop view of downtown Dallas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Japanese in DFWKonacallahansVIPDined on 10/21/2014My favorite Japanese in all of DFW. The atmosphere is excellent and authentic, the food is the best, offering both traditional Japanese and more contemporary takes. The bar also is well stocked with Japanese libations, including some of the smoothest whiskey you'll ever drink. The service, like in Japan, is professional and efficient. Whenever we're missing Tokyo, we come here to reminisce.Special Features:
- Wonderful Anniversary DinnerMikeDined on 10/18/2014Tei An has become one of our most favorite places. This time around my wife got sushi. I always get the noodle Bolognese. It is incredible. We chose the sausage app. What a stunning surprise. The staff is always very attentive but never intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- metrofoodieDined on 10/12/2014Waitress knowledgeable about menu, but spoke so quickly it was difficult for the guests we took that has never been to Tei-An to really understand the menu. The front of the house staff not friendly at all, barely greeted us, didn't acknowledge our party when we left or ask us how our meal was. The food was quite good. One party's entrée was not good at all, wait staff did not come and check on us or ask how food was. Had to ask for refills on drinks. I have been to this restaurant several times and I am getting the impression they are resting on their laurels. It's still a wonderfully authentic place for Japanese food, but they need to realize diners expect a full experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thien, World's Best WaiterChancePantsDined on 10/11/2014So I decided I would treat the ol' ball and chain to a nice dinner. We had no idea what to expect but Tei-An far exceeded any expectation I've ever had for restaurants. From the ambience to the delicious meal this place was on point! Thein was our waiter and quite possibly was the best waiter I've ever had. His subtle Patrick Bateman voice was the biggest sell for me personally.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great japanesesobewisdomDined on 10/7/2014Sea urchin risotto is yummy. Ramen broth is milky umami. Service is very good, present but not intrusive.Special Features:
- Great!PeaceVIPDined on 10/2/2014Just amazing! I love eating at soba counter ... That's allI would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Authentic FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/1/2014The shashimi platter for two was great in variety and the freshness was incredible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/30/2014Everything was great about it. We enjoyed it very much. They asked us at the door if we were join to theater and we were. They stamped our parking ticket so we paid only $5 instead of $15 for parking. It was a lovely dinner.Special Features:
- Wonderful Japanese RestaurantBrunchloverVIPDined on 9/27/2014This Arts District restaurant has an amazing, authentic Japanese menu with a wide array of delicious choices. The Omakaze selects 10 small plates of fabulous food. We loved every single bite! Our server was terrific and explained each course. He also made sure we had plenty of time to get to the Winspear, just a short walk. Love this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reservation Special RequestConnieDined on 9/27/2014The overall experience was very good except that they didn't entertain our "Special Request" made in the reservation. We asked to be seated at a quiet place but we're given the worse table which was almost just behind the reception.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- meh!KirkDined on 9/26/2014We heard that this was the end all, be all of Japanese dining in Dallas. The interior is beautiful and well appointed. The wait staff was quite attentive. Having lived in Sasebo, Japan for a number of years; I was very disappointed in the food. I had the Omokase (Chefs choice) and it was marginal at best. The sashimi was cut in slabs. My wife had requested a dish that should have been able to be prepared easily as it was a variation of what was on the menu. She was told no and that they only served menu items. They did not even check with the kitchen. Overall the dishes weren't impressive, just average. The prices are far too high to support the mediocre food. It was a disappointment. We will not be going back.Special Features:
- Stunning as when they first openedOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/26/2014I have been to tei-an at least two dozen times. It never fails to be anything less than jaw topping. On this visit, not only was every dish perfection, but the big eye tuna from Hawaii was of such freshness, it almost sang to us. A temple to great cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best in DallasOverUnderVIPDined on 9/25/2014Tei An is consistently one of the top 3 dining experiences in Dallas.Special Features:
- Great place for a romantic dinnersuchdiningDined on 9/20/2014Tei-an was a fantastic dining experience. The friendly, but not overbearing wait staff along with a menu that has both traditional and fusion items led me to love my evening here. The shiitake mushroom app was just alright, but I feel in love with the homemade Japanese pickles. For an entree, both the dashi broth and duck breast doing noodles were fantastic. I'll definitely be going here again.Special Features:
- Perfect nightChadDined on 9/20/2014My wife and I were out celebrating a big achievement I had made at work. We chose Tai-an on the recomendation of my Supervisor. We had an excellent time. We took our time ordering one item at a time and sharing. We tried various drinks and japanese whiskies as well as a multitude of entres, appetizers and sushi. Our server was consistant, polite and very patient with our long night of tedious request. He even had the chef fire up a special entre that they only offer the first hour of being open.(we had been there for some time at that point) We never felt rushed or preasured. Only negative was we were very close to the front door, but most of the seating was very nice. We made reservations last minute, so that is probably why.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great first visitKatieVIPDined on 9/13/2014My husband and I had the omakase dinner and it did not disappoint. We just moved from the NYC area and were missing great sushi. Each course was amazing and the service was great. I had high hopes and was not disappointed. It was a fun evening and a nice dining event. Will be back.Special Features:
- Pleasant surpriseFrankWordsDined on 9/12/2014Had dinner before going to the theater. Ultra fresh sushi, great atmosphere, delicious soba noodles. We only chose to make reservations because the place is a block or so walk to the theater, and were very happy that the food was so fresh and artfully presented. We will returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- rmb01Dined on 9/3/2014We love the food at Tei-An! We enjoy trying new things every time we go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maybe it was just a bad night ...mblewittVIPDined on 8/30/2014Made reservation in advance for 2. Put at a bar? Should have been asked if I wanted a table. Service was very slow. No help with menu, host no personality ... no one made us feel welcome. Food was, at best, fair. Restaurant was very busy, and service staff appear frazzled and in a rush. This was not the experience one would expect at a good restaurant, let alone one that is repeatedly called one of the best in Dallas. Will not likely go back, and definitely will not recommend.
- Great start art district eveningfrankNObeansDined on 8/30/2014Our reservation time was a little early, for no apparent reason; there was plenty of space a half-hour later when we would have preferred to arrive. That was the only hiccup, however. There were only two of us, and our table was near the door, but it was nicely appointed and kept clean and neat throughout the meal by the very efficient wait staff. Food arrival was appropriately spaced; even the check took its time in arriving. No in and out here. The food was excellent, a mix of traditional Japanese with Western influenced dishes. Everything was fresh and well presented. I must say, the buckwheat icecream with soy flour topping in a sea of black honey was so good I took some black honey home with me. Moderately expensive, but worth it.Special Features:
- Delightful and delicious!LindsayBDined on 8/26/2014My boyfriend and I went to Tei-An for a romantic, anniversary dinner. We'd heard rave reviews for years and finally made it there. The food was fantastic! I'd strongly recommend the White Seaweed Salad, Soba Bolognese, and Tea-ramisu. The salad was so unique yet had a comforting tastiness to it. It was tangy and springy in all the right ways. The Soba was warm, tasty, and full of flavor. Lastly, the Tea-ramisu was one of the best desserts I'd ever eaten and better than most traditional tiramisu I'd had as well. The service was just the right balance. Not intrusive and attentive when needed. All around great experience. We will definitely return in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as usualPeaceVIPDined on 8/23/2014Me and my wife were at TeiAn during restaurant week. They were extremely busy,,, but service was great as usual.. Only missing was more creativity of their food, there menu never change even their daily special menu. But We always enjoy going there.
- Great ExperienceWildcatterDined on 8/22/2014This place is always great. Easily the best sushi in Dallas.Special Features:
- Restaurant Week revisitmademebDined on 8/22/2014I was excited to return to Tei-An after a year, since I had really enjoyed it last year. However, this year's menu was fairly bland (the dessert was redemption!), and then we had to pay for parking since the ticket I was given was "invalid" even though it said it never expired (maybe the ticket reading machine needs attention?)
- UnimpressedWhiteLightDined on 8/21/2014Every item I had was flavorless. Even the spicy shrimp.. which were no more than boiled shrimp (or so it seemed), atop rendered down tomato that might have had a vague hint of garlic, atop a giant pile of flavorless soba noodles. The service was adequate. The room was clean and modern but without any differentiating style. My belief is this place can continue to pack a room because it is a short distance from the Winspear opera house. I do not recommend.
- Love this placeLonghorn4LifeDined on 8/21/2014I love Tei-An. The service is always spectacular, along with the food. I brought friends who had never been before and they absolutely loved it and are already planning on coming back again! Our group had the sushi bento box, the ramen and the cold soba noodles and everyone's food was awesome! Prices are also very reasonable for lunch and a bargain when you consider the outstanding quality of the meal and ingredients. We will definitely be coming back!Special Features:
- Too expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/20/2014We went to this restaurant because of the restaurant week. To my surprise, the price for this promotion is not cheaper than we order from the menu. We even saved $20 for ordering directly from the menu. What a joke.Special Features:
- Great food at a great pricemomof2boysDined on 8/19/2014The menu was very comprehensive and well organized. There was minimal descriptions of each dish, which was labeled by traditional Japanese names, so we had to ask the waitress many times what was included in the dish. THere is also a comprehensive sushi and sashimi menu. The price was very reasonable for fresh sushi and sashimi. The ramen was amazing! The noodles were not soggy. My kids loved the udon noodles and ate the whole bowl.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The New York Islanders have called up Sound Tigers defenseman Matt Donovan from the AHL. The rookie blue liner is second on the team in scoring with 42 points (10 goals, 32 assists) and is fourth in the AHL for scoring by a defenseman.
I spoke with Donovan at the end of February and could tell that he was itching for his chance to make it with the Islanders, especially after seeing Sound Tigers teammates Calvin de Haan, Aaron Ness, Dylan Reese and Ty Wishart getting called up during the season. Although you cannot read a person's tone when looking at a typed up interview, I can assure my reader's that Donovan, although proud of his friends and teammates, sounded a bit envious of their call-ups to the NHL.
After all, it is every player's dream to finally play in the greatest hockey league in the world.
Luck is a cruel mistress who will leave you in the middle of the night to lay with another. Welcomed when this lady arrives the only thing you can count on is her infidelity. It won't be luck that wins the Bridgeport Sound Tigers the Northeast Division championship. That will only come with work, effort and commitment. Sixty minutes of work every game, 100% effort on each shift and a total commitment to the teams systems and each other.
Tuesday night, in a surprising win against the Worcester Sharks, the team regained some of its' swagger from earlier in the year. The Tigers did not show up for the first period. Back skating after missing six games due to a shoulder injury, forward Kael Mouillierat was quoted by Mike Fornabaio in his Connecticut Post game review as saying "We just sat there watching. We let them take it to us." And take it to them they did.
The first annual 'Suite Seat Competition', sponsored by The Checking Line – Isles Edition was a huge success at every level. Any time you can make a six-year old happy you had a good day and Justin Juliano (whose father Joseph was our Grand Prize Winner) never stopped smiling. An hour before game time and the Webster Bank Arena concourse was already getting crowded as our groups VIP tour began. Artfully led by my personal account rep. Maddie Gillan, we navigated through the crowds to the seldom seen areas of the arena as she explained how they each come together to produce a circus, concert or other of the many events held at the arena. We were there for the game between the Connecticut Whale and the Bridgeport Sound Tigers and ended our tour in suite 417, our home for the afternoon.
There are just 12 hours left in the Bridgeport Sound Tigers regular season. Twelve hours where each twenty-minute period will be played with intensity. In my most recent post, I stated that I did not expect the team to return to the arena on Monday March 25th in first place, and they won't. Did I expect them to lose each of the last five games? I did not, but it happened. Is the team out of the hunt for a divisional title? Not by a long shot.
In a late night tweet following Wednesday's shut out loss to the Binghamton Senators, Rhett Rakhshani posted "Tough stretch for the tigers. Sometimes you learn and grow the most from the tough times. We will turn this ship around!". While the 'boat' reference brings to mind Captain Ahab's Peqoud sunk by a Connecticut Whale, the Titanic destroyed by the St. Johns Ice Caps or Captain Quint's boat Orca devoured by a Worcester Shark in the movie 'Jaws', I share his optimism.
The team is missing some weapons at the moment. Call-ups, injuries and a suspension will keep David Ullstrom, Casey Cizikas, Jeremy Colliton and Michael Haley from lighting the goal light for a bit longer. Led by Rakhshani and a net crashing Justin DiBenedetto (pictured/Photo by Pope Steve XXLIV) there are plenty of weapons left in the arsenal and new ones arriving almost daily.
Rick Nash won't be donning an Islanders jersey tomorrow night; the Islanders didn't get a first round pick for Evgeni Nabokov and/or P.A. Parenteau; Al Montoya will still be on the bench to back up the Islanders number one goaltender; and the defensive play of Mark Eaton, Milan Jurcina and Steve Staios will still be seen for the rest of the season.
Staios, despite popular reports from a fake twitter account, was not dealt to the Vancouver Canucks for a 6th round draft pick.
BUT Garth Snow did manage to rid himself of the putrid play of Brian Rolston and the defensive relapses of Mike Mottau. Both were sent packing to the Boston Bruins for a couple of prospects; Yanick Riendeau and Marc Cantin.
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Matt Donovan is currently in the second half of his first full season with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. In 50 games played, the 6 foot, 202 pound defenseman has registered six goals and 25 assists for 31 points while maintaining a +11 rating.
Donovan has quickly become one of the Sound Tigers most reliable and contributing defenseman, playing with others such as Aaron Ness, Calvin de Haan and Ty Wishart. Selected 96th overall in the fourth round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, Donovan has been developing nicely. He had spent two seasons with the University of Denver before making his transition from college life to that of a professional hockey player. His best year with Denver came in 2011 where he scored 32 points from the blue line in 42 games.
On the depth charts, Donovan looks as if to be one of the most well polished blue liners that the Islanders organization has groomed through their farm system. If he continues his play, this could be the last time Connecticut locals will see him in a Sound Tigers jersey.
He and I talked about that possibility this afternoon over the phone.
The New York Islanders future has always been uncertain when it's come to whether or not they will remain in Nassau County when the lease expires in 2015. Christian Arnold of Islanders Hockey Blog wrote an excellent piece since he was able to attend a public meeting at the Nassau County Legislature as a group of developers met to discuss the possibility of developing the hub in 2015, with or without the New York Islanders.
The Republicans have done their part to thwart owner Charles Wangs' efforts to get a new arena and the Democrats have thrown road blocks of their own, putting the Islanders in a position where Vince Polimeni of ABLI (A Better Long Island) has the upper hand in developing that giant parking lot into a place that doesn't contain an NHL hockey team. And Polimeni isn't the only one that has come to this realization; other developers have been drawing up their own proposals (Read Arnold's blog for more in-depth coverage).
2015 may be three years away, but it will be here a lot quicker than most may realize, regardless of your position on the topic. But 2013 is a lot closer, and the future of the Islanders success may get worse. (Photo Credit: clyedorama/Flickr)
Michael Haley found a new use for his hands against the Springfield Falcons
Well-known for his ability to drop the gloves, Haley isn't considered a goal scorer.
That may change after Saturday Night.
Haley had his first career AHL Hat-Trick and defenseman Ty Wishart scored two goals, as the Bridgeport Sound Tigers routed the Springfield Falcons 8-1 at Webster Bank Arena, Saturday night.
The recent rash of injuries (an annual occurrence of late) and an unexpected 'defection' to Russia has diminished but not drained the pool of talented blue liners available in Bridgeport. The return of Mark Katic (perhaps within 2 weeks) and Calvin DeHaan shortly thereafter bring the Bridgeport Sound Tigers to full strength for our playoff run.
The Islanders with 40 points needed in their remaining 29 games to reach 92 points are in a playoff run as well. The Isles might well be looking for some help on D before the Feb. 27 deadline, but given the talent already in the pipeline I thin that would prove money ill spent. Secondary scoring has been missing, not defensive.
The recent rash of injuries (an annual occurrence of late) and an unexpected 'defection' to Russia has diminished but not drained the pool of talented blue liners available in Bridgeport. The return of Mark Katic (perhaps within 2 weeks) and Calvin DeHaan shortly thereafter bring the Bridgeport Sound Tigers to full strength for our playoff run.
The Islanders with 40 points needed in their remaining 29 games to reach 92 points are in a playoff run as well. The Isles might well be looking for some help on D before the Feb. 27 deadline, but given the talent already in the pipeline I thin that would prove money ill spent. Secondary scoring has been missing, not defense.
The Bridgeport Sound Tigers had their franchise record 8th consecutive road game win Friday night. Their streak was extended with the defeat of the Portland Pirates by the final score of 6-2.
Out scoring their opponents 34 to 13 during their time away from Webster Bank Arena, they now have 13 road wins for the season. That gives them one more road win than they had all of last year. With 2 away games left on this years calendar this club has earned the title "Road Warriors".


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Over a period of more than four decades, I had the opportunity to work with three different generations of college students and their parents. As those decades went by, it was interesting to see the nature of the role assumed by parents evolve. While each family has individual differences in its dynamics and does not necessarily fit a sterotype, there clearly have been observable trends or modal responses for each generation.
As I began my professional career in 1970, I was working with my own generation, the Boomers, who tended to maintain some distance from their parents, were fairly independent, and tended to take on their own problems and not seek help or intervention from home. A contributing factor here was that many of us Boomers were First Generation college students. As a result, many of the parents of Boomer college students, having not gone to college, were unfamiliar with a college environment and its administrative structure and were not prone to engage with professors and deans. The norm for contact between students and parents tended to be a weekly phone call or letter and contact between parents and college offices was very limited and sporadic.


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Lemon-Plum Pork Roast
My mother often served this recipe for Sunday dinner. The drippings make a delicious gravy. (Leftovers would be wonderful in the recipe below.)
6 Servings
Prep: 40 min. Bake: 1 hour + standing
1 boneless pork loin roast (2 pounds)
1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup chopped onion
2 teaspoons butter
1/4 cup plum jam
3 tablespoons lemonade
2 tablespoons chili sauce
3/4 teaspoon soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon prepared mustard
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1/4 cup water
Sprinkle roast with garlic salt and pepper. Place roast fat side up
in a shallow roasting pan. In a skillet, saute onion in butter until
tender; stir in the remaining ingredients. Stir until heated. Pour
over roast.
Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 1 hour or until a meat thermometer
reads 160°. Remove roast to a serving platter and keep warm. Let
stand for 10 minutes.
Pour drippings and loosened brown bits into a bowl. Skim fat. In a
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Nutritional Facts:
One 3-ounce cooked portion with 1/3 cup gravy (prepared with reduced-sodium soy sauce) equals 269 calories, 9 g fat (4 g saturated fat), 87 mg cholesterol, 368 mg sodium, 16 g carbohydrate, 0 fiber, 33 g protein.
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On March 15, U.S. Senators Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) welcomed a U.S. Department of Commerce antidumping decision that will give farm-raised catfish producers in Mississippi and the nation some relief from unfair, low-priced foreign imports.
Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade Francisco Sánchez informed Cochran that the U.S. Department of Commerce had completed its latest antidumping duty administrative review on frozen fish fillet imports from Vietnam and found that the U.S. catfish industry has been harmed by unfairly-priced imports. The Commerce Department will now take action to enforce an antidumping order against frozen fish fillets from Vietnam.
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Drawing on 25 years working in prominent Thai restaurants, owners Oddy and sister, Kanchana, have lined Thai Cafe's menu with recipes from their home digs of Bangpoo––a village southeast of Bangkok on the Gulf of Thailand. Striving always to balance the four basic Thai tastes of salty, sweet, sour/bitter, and hot, the duo also instills a precise flavor profile through meticulous knife work. Finely cutting ingredients into smaller pieces ensures seasoning coverage, stir-fry crispness, and an ego boost for the self-conscious baby corns.
Butter-hued walls prepare senses for yellow-, red-, and green-curry dishes insulated with tender morsels of chicken and beef. Skilled sushi artists slice sashimi and form hand rolls from yellowtail and tempura shrimp, and chef specialties dispatch from the kitchen with Thai barbecue, crispy catfish, and roasted duck––many of which have been left to marinate or cook overnight. Thai Cafe also conveniently represents each dish's spice level by placing two red peppers beside hot dishes, three beside Thai hot dishes, and an invisible pepper beside secret-recipe dishes for the eatery's magician clientele.
If you're a Triangle-dwelling Thai food fan, it's likely that you know about Sawasdee Thai Restaurant?it won Indy Week's Best of the Triangle award for Best Thai Cuisine every year from 2007?2011. In 2013, it picked up another honor from the paper: Best Restaurant with Gluten-Free Options. While the Thai chefs at Sawasdee ground the menu in their homeland's culinary traditions?which means the salt comes from fish sauce, the sweetness from palm sugar, and the pucker from tamarind?they're always looking for ways to make them feel fresh and relevant to local diners. That means things such as creating a separate gluten-free menu so no one has to begin their meal simply hunting for a dish that suits their diet. And an extensive vegetarian section leaves out the fish sauce (and egg, if desired), replacing animal products with mixed greens, tofu, and other botanical elements. Naturally, the heat can be adjusted, too, on a scale that starts at "spicy" and tops out at "make-you-cry."
Sawasdee's chefs also give the ingredients themselves extra scrutiny. Even in seasons when fresh herbs are hard to find, they scour suppliers' shelves to make sure they always have authentic seasonings such as galangal and lemongrass on hand. In meat dishes, all-white-meat chicken, large shrimp, beef sirloin, and pork tenderloin bed down on Thai jasmine rice. And at both Sawasdee locations, designers have shown a similar attention to detail in the decor. On Glenwood, a huge compass rose in the ceiling softly lights the dining room's woodwork and trailing succulents and helps curry-intoxicated diners find their way out the door. The location on Capital is less sleek and more cozy, with red walls, traditional carved screens, and even a patio surrounded by dense greenery on all sides.
The multitalented chefs at Café Asia Raleigh draw culinary influences from all over Asia as they devise a menu of cooked entrees and artfully rolled sushi. While sitting in black leather booths or at cherry-wood tables, diners catch whiffs of alluring aromas coming from the kitchen, where culinary wizards conjure up shrimp tempura appetizers, miso soups, and noodle and rice dishes, including lobster pad thai and chicken teriyaki served with steamed vegetables. Flavors from the ocean star in the restaurant's sushi selection, which includes rainbow rolls with five types of fish and spider rolls with soft-shell crab, avocado, cucumber, and scallions.
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For this year's Now Showing, Westword's fall arts guide (you'll find it tucked into our September 26 issue), we asked artistic movers and shakers to answer a few questions about the state of the arts, both locally and around the world. We'll be rolling out their answers over the next few weeks in pa ... More >>
From Yves Saint Laurent's couture homages to Mondrian, Matisse and Braque to Yayoi Kusama's dotty collection and shop environments for Louis Vuitton, high fashion and fine art have long been entangled. It's a mutual admiration club you can wear on your body -- if you can afford it -- that raises the ... More >>
Whether it's laughter, beers or dancing you're after this weekend (and really, you should be looking for all three), Denver has them in abundance. And you won't have to shell out lots of money for fun events that range from a comedy show to a beer fest to a Solstice dance party: We've rounded up ten ... More >>
Editor's note: Longtime Denver fashion designer Francis Roces, whose brand name is KimonoDragons, represents the inaugural pair of PAIR residents at Denver's Powerhaüs Studio. As part of his three-month residency, he and his fine-art counterpart Charlie Boots will be reporting from the real world v ... More >>
#66: Francis Roces Last week, we introduced Powerhaüs Artist-in-Residence (PAIR) Program fine-art resident Charlie Boots; now meet his fashion-designing counterpart, Francis Roces, a familiar face to those in Denver's fashion scene. He's been plying the needle and thread for nearly thirty years, a ... More >>
#68: Charlie Boots Who is Charlie Boots? Yesterday you might not have known his name, but today Boots (aka Aaron Mulligan) is ready for his closeup. The young artist will make his public debut this weekend as the first-ever visual-arts fellow of the Powerhaüs Artist-in-Residence (PAIR) Program at P ... More >>
One reason we return to Facebook again and again is to look at the pictures --and to share them, too. But when artists join in that endlessly unfolding online scrapbook, things really start to get interesting. Following are some of our favorite FB portraits of Colorado artists. See also: - Denver T ... More >>
What do Westword MasterMinds do once they've been so designated? Sometimes, maybe even often, they find ways to spread it around and pay it forward, by offering opportunities to young artists and designers just coming up. And that's exactly what the three dedicated MasterMinds who comprise Powerhaü ... More >>
A precursor to Westword's signature Artopia on February 23, tonight's Whiteout Fashion Show caps the Art of Winter by putting the spotlight on local couture. This inaugural fashion display features clothing and accessories from Westword MasterMinds Brandi Shigley, Mona Lucero and Deb Hendriksen of E ... More >>
#95 Mona Lucero For two decades, Mona Lucero has been making her mark on the Denver fashion scene with innovative design and a constant stream of new work. A former independent shop owner -- her store closed in late 2012 after a ten-year run -- the Westword MasterMind puts just as much effort into u ... More >>
February's Whiteout Fashion Show is Westword's newest signature event, and it's a big one. On February 7, we'll take over the McNichols Building with live performance art, a runway show full of winter fashions and food and cocktails from an array of local vendors. It will be a night of both style an ... More >>
February's Whiteout Fashion Show is Westword's newest signature event, and it's a big one. On February 7, we'll take over the McNichols Building with live performance art, a runway show full of winter fashions and food and cocktails from an array of local vendors. It will be a night of both style an ... More >>
It's more than a little eponymous when three Westword MasterMinds decide to share a studio, but that's just what's happened: Fine artists Lauri Lynnxe Murphy and Jimmy Sellars and fashion designer Mona Lucero, all in a state of career flux, have thrown their fortunes together at Powerhaüs Studios, ... More >>
The Denver Art Museum was on a roll in 2012 and it isn't slowing down in the new year, with exhibits showcasing Georgia O'Keeffe and Nick Cave's Soundsuits on their way. At MCA Denver, the Ladies Fancywork Society will soon have its day in the sun its own exhibition. The folks at the Denver County F ... More >>
Late last year, spurred by a seeming disconnect among many factions of the local fashion world, style mavens Kathy Bacon and Mona Lucero put their heads together with Ginger White Brunetti of Create Denver and Stephanie Blake of Blake Communications to investigate the concept of a unified fashion bo ... More >>
It was quieter in RiNo yesterday than you'd expect, considering there was a studio tour and a RiNo hunt going on for the last day of Create Denver. But it was nonetheless a perfect day to explore, and whether or not you discovered one of the 100 numbered ceramic rhinos left out for tourists to find ... More >>
Just as you might be compelled to visit Yves Saint Laurent: A Retrospective again and again during its stay at the Denver Art Museum through July 7, you'll want to keep coming back to the gift shop, which is bursting with a sense of style inspired by the YSL couture on display upstairs. Think of it ... More >>
While I think I have taste, I'm just another plebe at the Yves Saint Laurent show, wandering through the DAM, slobbering and snorting smelling salts to keep from fainting at each new discovery. So when it came time to pick favorites, I asked someone with a more sophisticated eye -- Denver fashion fi ... More >>
On Saturday night, Westword introduced the eighth class of MasterMinds -- artistic entrepreneurs who are changing the cultural landscape. Since we started the program, we have given more than $130,000 in grants to artists and arts organizations. The latest winners (click on the link for profiles): M ... More >>
Nearly a year ago, designers Tricia Hoke, Deb Henriksen, Jose Duran and Lisa Elstun put their heads together and created Red Drinks, a monthly get-together when local folks in the fashion/design field could mingle, network and share ideas. It's been going strong ever since, and after a holida ... More >>
Mona gets her Fellini on at a dress rehearsal. When I think of Fellini's film Juliet of the Spirits, I think of beautiful women in big hats on the beach -- the gorgeous surreal. When local designer Mona Lucero chose "Felliniesque" as the theme for her boutique's eighth-anniversary fashion sh ... More >>
Oh, that Chris Loffelmacher. He promised a spectacle and, by god, he delivered. Last night's Frock Out 2010 fashion showdown at the Denver Central Library rocked it hard, baby, interspersing a drop-dead battalion of strutting models with sideshow curiosities both real and imagined on the runw ... More >>
Mona Lucero has a name in this town, but I have a feeling she would have gained one wherever she settled, even in what might be called more cosmopolitan coastal, urban or even global realms. In the eight years since she opened her Mona Lucero Design Boutique, an urban community of shops and r ... More >>
A baseball card collection that features Colorado's boys of summer (dresses) sporting the fashions of Denver designers. That late-night downtown roar is for Ryan Spilborghs and his 14th-inning casual glam slam in the hippest chic of Mona Lucero...
Across the metro area, artists and arts enthusiasts are working hard -- often unappreciated and uncompensated -- to change the cultural landscape. Catherine O'Neill's Art From Ashes uses poetry to elevate people, particularly children, above unfortunate surrounding. The organization's efforts are so ... More >>
Need a little black dress? How about a flippy summer frock? Denver's fashion designers have you covered. Just ask Cydney Payton.
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ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES – Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu calls on Caribbean countries to support Turkey's appointment to membership of the UN Security Council in 2015.
Davutoglu said Turkey offers important contributions to global peace and security in a period where regional and international governments experience changes quickly.
Speaking at the Caribbean CARICOM summit held in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Davutoglu said Turkey has put efforts into helping provide comprehensive and lasting solutions to global issues during its previous UN Security Council memberships.
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In addition to a restaurant, Durham Marriott City Center features a 24-hour fitness center. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A 24-hour business center is on site at this 3.5-star property.
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- Total number of rooms - 190
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Redon, can you post some pics of the 500 QUIZ BOOK 2? thanks
Any news about the new voice actors ?
I guess you have access to the TOC-scan. Would you mind to check if the position of Assassination Classroom is correct: http://apforums.net/showthread.php?t...=1#post3297820
Something is there redon at Ishushui... But you are my most trusted Mr. Spoiler
Redon can you check your inbox please :)
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i want to ask you what happen to the spoiler thread ?
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Excellent service to our approx 40 group of hockey players & their families! Did the 'pizza party' $10 each. Good food, didn't have to wait. Best Boston Pizza we've ever been to.
Very nice décor, and excellent service.
Food was very good. Pasta was excellent, and my wifes pizza was very ggod.
Prices are typical Bostons,, quite affordable.
Nice that it is attached to the Hotel, super convenient, when passing thru town.
Restaurant upstairs, sports bar downstairs. Good pizza with interesting choices. Several draft beers on tap.
We ordered a variety of food items and two pizzas. The Tuscan pizza was only so-so. The BLT pizza was amazing!! The service was wonderful. The staff was friendly & attentive.
Went with a child and childs meal was fine but i selected pasta and was so dissapointed.i ordered noodles with meatsauce and baked with cheese....what arrived was all pasta(we all know how much a box of pasta costs)with a dollop of sauce( i asked for lots and i dont think i tasted any meat) and the cheese did not cover...
Really terrific pizza and stays open even when the rest of the town closes down. The sports bar area was great and filled our need for World Cup action. Friendly service
My mother and I visited mid afternoon....Children allowed to scream.....Staff very non-chalant...Nothing worse than being referred to as "you guys" when clearly, we were both women......Food below average...And the establishment was not clean....Will NOT be back....
Kids screaming and running around. "i don't care attitude" by some staff. Food below average. Place does not look well kept up.
Boston Pizza is pretty standard in all locations. This one had a good menu selection, seating and service was quick and food was definitely up to BP standards. Server was friendly and efficient.
It may not be gourmet, but it's reliable food, decent prices and FUN!! The staff, managers and atmosphere makes our local BP a great place to meet with friends, celebrate an event or chill with a yummy cocktail.
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Some Michiana businesses are seeing more customers walk through their doors due to record-high temperatures.
It is all about getting a scoop of relief for many at Kilwins.
"Some folks are heading straight the ice cream," said Tricia Wainscott, from Kilwins. "It is definitely what people are choosing to cool off."
People venture in for their ice-cream fix, and stay in for the air-conditioned break.
"A week or two ago, you would see our patio pretty full of people, lots of ice cream dripping," Wainscott said. "But, people are opting to stay inside to eat their ice cream. It pretty much becomes liquid as soon as you walk out the door."
Other patios along Eddy Street show a similar scene -- empty tables at lunchtime with patrons choosing to eat indoors.
At the Wonderland Theater, it is hard to find a parking spot. Numerous families chose to make it a movie day to avoid the blistering conditions. Each time one movie let out, another round of people made its way in.
"We anticipated that it was going to be fairly busy," said Steve Sullivan, manager at Wonderland Theater. "Fairly was the understatement. It has been very busy."
Some movie-goers opted for double-features to spend more time in the theater.
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I got called away earlier hen trying to comment. This is so simple and so beautiful. Light, dof, angle all just right. I like the way you have homed in on the ring, cutting off the foreground corners of the box, giving a sense of intimacy. This is a quiet little gem.
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