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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - The Athletics have picked Southern California shortstop Grant Green with their first round selection of draft.
Green, who led the Trojans with a .374 batting average this season, could be on the fast track to Oakland. With Orlando Cabrera playing with a one-year deal and Bobby Crosby in the final year of his contract, the A's have an immediate need at the position.
A's manager Bob Geren says the front office is excited about Green, who has been watched since high school.
Green (6-3, 180) hit four home runs and drove in 32 runs for the Trojans and batted third in their lineup.
He has a .359 career average (231-for-644) with 48 doubles, a school record 20 triples, 15 home runs, 102 RBI and 32 stolen bases.
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It's The Arrow that matters. The man under the hood isn't important. Can you imagine what it's like to be him? What he has to live with day in and day out? What that's gotta be like? Hey? The least I can do is to a little bit of time for him.Lance
No, you know what I am? Is the daughter of two mass murderers. Not one, but two. So let's face it, Ollie. I was never gonna be OK. It's not in my genes.Thea
You're my half brother. You know who else was my half brother? Tommy! Tommy who I tried to kiss. I tried to kill my half brother before my real father killed him! That's how screwed up I am!Thea
It says Thea Queen here. Who's she?Thea
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Laurel: Oliver? What?Why?
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Sara: And I think you're just blaming Oliver because you lost Slade.
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Two times a year, unmanned-aerial-vehicle (UAV) makers bring their wares to the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International's biannual field demonstration to try and carve out a niche in an exploding defense market.
This year, according to CQ.com's Rob Margetta (subscription only), one UAV stood out: the small, relatively inexpensive "Point and Toss" from IATech of Gainesville, Florida.
Far from the massive, carrier-launched X-47B, the point-and-toss unit measures 3 feet across and is thrown like a paper airplane. And far from the multimillion-dollar UAVs Northrop is developing, the Point and Toss costs only about $25,000.
"The difference with this system is that it's easy to operate," said Donald K. MacArthur, chief technology officer at IATech. Later he added, "We've taken the complexity out of the game."
Assembly of the Point and Toss takes only two minutes, he said. Then, operators launch the vehicle, let it travel up to a kilometer while shooting video or still imagery, and have it return automatically to the same spot — all within its 30-minute operating period.
A pilot isn't needed to make the machine work — in fact the Point and Toss lacks any kind of a joystick because it does all of the flying itself.
According to its advertisement, the Point and Toss is launched by throwing it like a boomerang and is marketed as a surveillance and reconnaissance tool, allowing soldiers or any security or law enforcement officers to get situational awareness by seeing around a building or over a ridge.
Donald K. MacArthur, chief technology officer at IATech, told CQ.com the system also complements homeland security and emergency response missions as well as military ones.
♦ Photo of "Point and Toss" courtesy of IATech
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Councillors on Sheffield City Council are demanding a change in policy as problems persist at Blackstock Road recycling centre. Liberal Democrat councillors are tabling a motion at the next monthly meeting of the Council, calling on the Council to think again. In June, council figures revealed that Blackstock Road, which was hit worst by planned […]
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Statement as issued by the Fort Wayne's Farmers Market:
Fort Wayne, Ind. – Indiana State Representative Phil GiaQuinta (80th District) and Ft. Wayne's Farmers Market (FWFM) have partnered to help build Fort Wayne's tree canopy. Rep. GiaQuinta has donated 100 red oak saplings that will be given away at FWFM's Downtown Wednesday market at One Summit Square on Wednesday July 10, 2013 starting at 10 AM.
"I encourage everyone to stop by this Wednesday and pick up a free seedling for their home," said Rep. GiaQuinta. "Trees are a great asset for our community, and they make our neighborhoods more vibrant places to live."
The first 100 people to check in at the FWFM tent on July 10th will be given a free red oak sapling to plant on their property. The give-away will start at 10 AM and will last until the end of the market or until all of the trees have been distributed.
FWFM is proud to offer fresh produce and foods with selections for those with special dietary needs or restrictions including vegetarian, vegan, paleo, sugar-free and gluten-free options. FWFM has several satellite markets throughout the summer season:
• Parkview Regional Medical Center Campus (PRMC) - Tuesdays, May 28th to August 27th, 2 to 6 PM
• FWFM Downtown (One Summit Square) – Wednesdays, May 29th to September 25th, 10 AM to 2 PM
• New Haven (Schnelker Park) – Wednesdays, June 19th to October 16th, 4 to 7 PM
• Georgetown Square - Thursdays, June 13th to Sept. 12th, 4 to 7 PM
• Jefferson Pointe (near Carmike Theatre) - Fridays, June 7th to September 6th, 4 to7 PM
• FWFM Downtown (Barr Street parking lot between Wayne and Washington) – Saturdays, June 1st to September 14th - 9 AM to 1 PM
FWFM encourages the community to "Buy Local, Buy Fresh" at every opportunity, including supporting other farmers markets. For further information, please visit the Ft. Wayne's Farmers Market Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Ft-Waynes-Farmers-Market/260158917420745 or their website at http://www.ftwaynesfarmersmarket.com/.


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I've seen this movie before with Aflac in the beginning of 2009. JEF is a market maker, the worries about its Eurozone exposure are completely overblown.
The problem with that analysis is this is 2011 and things are much worse now. MF Global is a more likely turn out with JEF than Aflac. Loan money and bailout money is not as liquid now as it was in 2009 or financials. I may short JEF in real life as early as the next trading day depending on what news comes out between then and now.
Almost all of their long exposure is offset, they have essentially no meaningful exposure to most of the periphery countries, and in some cases are net short (but also not meaningfully). Unless they are just lying about their exposure (which would put them in the MF Global scenario for sure), then its much more likely they're being punished the way Aflac was, with analysts grossly overestimating exposure levels. The only issue would be is if its short book is too illiquid to practically serve as a hedge when needed, which I'll grant may be possible.


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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Lawmakers rejected a bill Monday that would have prohibited housing discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
The House Commerce Committee voted 13-5 against the measure, which was the first in a package of gay rights bills proposed for consideration this session.
The bill would have added sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and marital status to the Louisiana Equal Housing Opportunity Act's list of factors that property owners cannot use to turn people away for housing.
Bill sponsor Rep. Jared Brossett, D-New Orleans, said New Orleans and Shreveport have similar ordinances governing housing. Brossett said the rate of homelessness for gay youth is twice that of youth in general.
"No one should be made homeless under any circumstance," he said.
James Perry, executive director of the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center, spoke on behalf of the bill, saying it would improve access to housing and promote equality. He said discrimination against gays seeking housing is currently legal in Louisiana.
Opposition to Brossett's bill came from religious leaders and social conservatives.
Tommy Middleton, director of the Baptist Association of Greater Baton Rouge, criticized the proposal as creating a special status for gay people and violating property owners' right to maintain community standards.
Kathleen Benfield, representing the conservative Louisiana Family Forum, described the measure as unnecessary.
"It's a solution in search of a problem," she said.
Not all religious leaders who attended Monday's hearing opposed the bill, however.
The Rev. Jim VanderWeele, of Community Church Unitarian Universalist in New Orleans, said he supported the proposal because it pushes equal rights for everyone.
"I'm motivated by love for all people ... and so I'm here in support of this legislation," he said.
Colin Miller, representing the gay rights organization Forum for Equality, said Brossett's bill wasn't about getting special treatment but about ensuring all Louisianians can have a roof over their heads.
Brossett, who is leaving his legislative seat in May for the New Orleans City Council, said he won't seek another hearing on his bill this session.
Voting against the bill were Reps. Erich Ponti, R-Baton Rouge, committee chairman; Stuart Bishop, R-Lafayette; Thomas Carmody, R-Shreveport; Hunter Greene, R-Baton Rouge; Lance Harris, R-Alexandria; Joe Harrison, R-Napoleonville; Kenny Havard, R-Jackson; Paul Hollis, R-Covington; Katrina Jackson, D-Monroe; Jay Morris, R-Monroe; Stephen Ortego, D-Carencro; Stephen Pugh, R-Ponchatoula; and Gene Reynolds, D-Minden.
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To those in the triathlon world, it's referred to simply as "Ironman": a 2.4 mile swim, followed immediately by a 112 mile bicycle ride and concluding with a 26.2 mile Marathon run - all completed within the same day. If the idea of attempting such an endeavor provides a picture in your mind of a funny white jacket that ties in the back, then it's probably not for you. But at least one of your Masonic brothers has been training hard for the past four years to complete this 140.6 mile Odyssey. My name is Cameron Smith and I'm a 52-year-old Past Master of Fritz Lodge in Conshohocken. It is my intention to complete my first ultra-distance triathlon in Cleveland, Ohio in September and while doing so, to raise funds for the Masonic Children's Home in Elizabethtown. To learn more about the Home, check out http://www.masonicvillages.org/elizabethtown/mch/
For me, race day will begin about 4:00 a.m. as I make final preparations for a 7:00 a.m. start. About 75 minutes later, I hope to exit the water and transition to my bicycle for six hours in the saddle. Then, I hop off the bike and into running shoes for my very first Marathon, that I hope to complete in under four hours.
Knowing how many hours I've spent preparing for this bucket-list event – countless laps in the pool, thousands of miles on the bike, and hundreds more running – don't begin to compare to the past difficulties experienced by the youngsters at the Masonic Children's Home. If I can elevate my efforts to mean more than just the completion of another race, I will feel truly satisfied that it was all worthwhile.
So even if a 12-hour workout is not your cup of tea, feel free to sit back in your easy chair, knowing I'm swimming, biking and running for ALL the brethren and that you've provided your tax-deductible contribution to this wonderful Masonic charity without having to awaken at 4 a.m. with me.
There are three ways to make your tax-deductible donation:
ONLINE – Click the "Donate" link at the top of www.MasonicCharitiesPA.org , then on the "Donate Now" link at the bottom of the next page. Complete the requested information and on the next page, choose "Cameron Smith – Triathlon to Benefit the Masonic Children's Home". You'll also be prompted to designate your donation by selecting "Masonic Children's Home" before moving on. Click "No Honoree or Memorial Information" and then you'll be redirected to PayPal to complete the secure, online donation. Don't worry if you don't have a PayPal account, as you will still have an opportunity to pay by credit card if you prefer.
MAIL - Make your check payable to "Masonic Children's Home" and send it to:
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One Masonic Drive
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
Please remember to write "Cameron Smith – Triathlon" in the memo section of the check. It will ensure the donation is credited to my efforts and that I have a way to follow up with a thank-you note!
IN PERSON – You can always hand me your check or cash and I'll make sure it gets to the Children's Home, with the added benefit of receiving a smile, a personal handshake/pat on the back and a heartfelt "Thank you" from yours truly.
Freemasonry may have a different meaning to different individuals. To many it is a charitable organization that has consistently devoted itself to the service of fellow humans in a generous way. To some it is a system of moral and spiritual lessons that help better its member's overall character. To others it is a venue for fellowship and social interaction with like-minded men of high moral and ethical qualities. To a few it is a school of leadership in an ever changing world that needs men who can inspire and instill hope in humanity and its good causes. To us it is all these elements conclusively forged into one.
Freemasonry is a non-religious yet spiritual, non-political yet social, ancient fraternity that promote self-knowledge and tolerance. It raises above all religious, cultural, ethnic, social, educational, and individual differences, to focus on the common characteristics in a free open atmosphere of dialogue to bring us closer to one another and strengthens the fraternal bonds and values of brotherly love, charity, freedom, and equality. Masons are family oriented, hard-working, mannered men who lead an ethics based life and take joy and pride in doing good. To Masons good is a verb. Only men who carry these qualities inherent in them, strive to constantly improve in every aspect of their existence and believe in a supreme being are welcomed into our fraternity. We invite you to contact us in order to seek more information about our fraternity and membership.
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Every man has his own reason for wanting to be a part of the greatest fraternity in the world. Regardless of your reason, you will benefit from membership, because Freemasonry makes good men better. Seek Knowledge, and you will find much about our history, purpose, and current programs of education, character development and charity.
Freemasonry is a fraternity of brothers who share one common goal: to help each other become better men. We strengthen and improve our character by learning and practicing basic virtues of fraternal love, charity, and truth. Our principles extend far beyond our interactions with each other, and we strive to apply them to our daily lives. PETITION


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Teresa L Reeves
Psychologist, PhD
"I work with adults in individual, couples, and group counseling. My goal is to help my clients know more about themselves and feel confident in using their strengths to address issues in their lives. I value the relationships between myself and my clients, and I feel honored by clients' openness to sharing their experiences with me. My knowledge about you as a unique person shapes the work we do together.
(603) 635-4160
Office is near:Exeter, New Hampshire 03833
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David C Nichols
Psychologist, PhD
"As a solution focused therapist I use various treatment approaches, depending on the particular problem that a patient brings. My style as a therapist is to be very active and involved.
(603) 686-7062
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Thomas W Burwell
Counselor, MS, LCMHC
"With Sixteen years of experience working in positive modalities with Adults, Adolescents and Couples, I understand how life can get out of control and become overwhelming. Today, I counsel using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with an emphasis on the "here and now" to assist in a more balanced outcome and realistic achievement of life goals.
(603) 780-4655
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Krista Grew
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"I am so happy to be able to offer psychotherapy services here in the seacoast community in New Hampshire. I know you have a range of providers to chose from and am glad you are taking the time to review my information. I have expertise in many areas of practice which is due to the fact that I have over 20 years in the field, but also because I have purposefully sought out opportunties for growth that would challenge me and enrich my clinical skills. I therefore can offer a vast range of clinical expertise based on my diverse work experiences.
(603) 547-9241
Office is near:Exeter, New Hampshire 03833
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Mill House Counseling Center
Treatment Facility
"If your not sure where to start your search, or what type of therapist can help you, we can help you figure that out. Our therapists have different specialties making your search easier for you. Call us, leave a message and a therapist will call you back and discuss your needs, answer questions, and direct you to one of our experienced clinicians.
(603) 941-4760
We serve:Exeter, New Hampshire 03833
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Wellington Counseling Associates
Treatment Facility
"WCA began in 2005 as a solo endeavor through the dedication and passion of our founder Cassandra Sierra. Cassandra has committed her life to helping people with addiction and mental health problems. Today WCA is a full service agency with multiple levels of care and 30 plus employees all who are experienced and credentialed professionals in the Mental Health and Addictions Recovery field. We are a caring team of professionals who share a vision to bring the best in treatment science and personal healing to serve our community and those who live across the United States. We strive to meet you where you are and guide you where you'd like to be. WCA utilizes the latest and best research-based methods, integrative therapies and an array of physical, psychological, social, spiritual health techniques and experiences combined in an individualized plan to meet your specific needs for a holistic recovery experience.
(516) 346-5320
We serve:Exeter, New Hampshire 03833
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Margaret Anne Duncan
Psychologist, PhD, PLLC
"I have many years of experience as a Clinical Psychologist helping individuals, couples, and families improve their lives and relationships. I will be committed to your development within the safety of a confidential and ethical relationship. I believe that a collaborative relationship is at the heart of any truly successful therapy process. There are times when change may be difficult, even painful. Yet it becomes possible to move ahead when the psychologist and client join together as equal partners.
(603) 795-0265
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Jill Nooney
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"I feel I have the best job in the world.It is a privilege to work with people who want to change and I feel honored to be part of their journey. I am amazed by the courage I see in my office weekly. I have been part of a wonderful group practice for twenty years, The Exeter Counseling Center, and we are happy to meet with other family members as needed.
(603) 819-4154 x10
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Jane C. Woodward
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"I believe every client is different, and have never ascribed to one-size-fits-all therapy. I look forward to meeting clients, truly hearing their concerns, and collaborating on a plan. I follow the latest research on mindfulness, and the neuroscience of therapy, which shows that we can actually change the neural pathways, allowing us to approach our lives in more positive, productive ways. These are exciting times for those who believe the therapy relationship can be transformative!
(603) 312-1206
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Phyllis Craig
Psychologist, PhD
"I use a positive, interactive approach to discover with the patient what might be creating anxiety, depression, or self-limiting behaviors. Patients who want a collaborative relationship and who are curious to learn about themselves can discover, through an approach appropriate for each unique individual, how to release old patterns and access creative energy, confidence and insight . PTSD, phobias, mood disorders, transitions, grief and loss, identity issues, traumas, phobias, relationships and family issues are common areas of concern.
(978) 965-4174 x23
"Wouldn't it be nice to be in the presence of an authentic, genuine person that has the capacity to listen deeply to your unique concerns and facilitate an experience of being understood? -- A person that welcomes you as a unique individual and has the capacity to work with you in a collaborative and creative manner. I am experienced in creating the kind of relationship that allows you to feel comfortable and safe with just being yourself. Grounded with this intention, we co-create the space and trust required for improving the quality of your life and wellness.
(603) 505-4695
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Steven C Henricks
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am a board-certified adult psychiatrist in private practice in Exeter, New Hampshire. I have a profound interest in and commitment to the vocation of depth psychotherapy. In addition to careful attention to your life history and presenting problems, our work together often involves close examination of unconscious phenomena, including dreams, and nightmares, and sometimes spontaneous art and active imagination (engaging the unconscious while awake). My clients often have a history of trauma, especially childhood trauma. They often have been painfully alienated from others and have a strong connection to the unconscious and to nature.
(603) 567-4228
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Jennifer Cogan
Counselor, LCMHC
"Have you been feeling overwhelmed, sad, or anxious? Maybe you are looking to learn new skills, improve your relationships, or change some unbalanced thoughts or behaviors. Therapy may be the first step toward living a happier and more fulfilling life. I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to your individual needs to help you meet your goals.
(603) 828-5220
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Barbara D Henricks
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, MDiv, MLADC, SAP
"Addiction hurts. I have spent the past twenty-five years working with those whose lives have been affected by their own or someone else's' substance abuse. There is hope. People can and do recover, restoring freedom to their lives, every day. Even so, it often feels like things will never change. My goal as your provider is to help you through the necessary losses and transitions of recovery so that you can create the life you want. A life that feels better.
(603) 383-5379
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Denise Lamothe
Psychologist, PsyD, HHD
"Wasting precious time and energy worrying about weight and food? Can't seem to stop? You are NOT alone, NOT a failure and it is NOT your fault. I have struggled in my own life with anorexia, bulimia and years of obesity and binge eating. Now that is behind me and I want to help you move forward and create the life you desire. I am interested in your physical, emotional, intellectual, environmental and spiritual wellbeing. The past is gone and choices made then do not prevent you from making different, healthier ones now. There are no mistakes, only lessons.
(603) 505-8830
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Richard Warren
Psychologist, PhD
"I am a clinical psychologist with over 20 years experience helping individuals and families. Working with adult, adolescent, and elderly clients, my focus is on developing a supportive, collaborative relationship in which my clients can better understand themselves, their emotions, and the sources of and solutions to their depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. My approach involves helping people develop new ways of dealing with their emotions and relationships and develop positive and meaningful approaches for navigating a wide range of life challenges and transitions.
(603) 499-4569 x14
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Alisa Hurwitz
Psychologist, PsyD
"I employ aspects of positive psychology in order to utilize individual strengths in treatment. My areas of professional interest include multicultural issues, adolescents with conduct or oppositional defiant behavior, depression, anxiety, family therapy, spirituality, and trauma. I have developed a specialty in providing individual cognitive behavioral therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults on the autism spectrum, including Asperger's Syndrome. My treatment approach is based on the relational, cognitive behavioral, and structural family therapy theoretical approaches. I accept most insurances and appointments can be scheduled online 24 hours a day.
(603) 329-3725 x340
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Claire Houston
Counselor, MS, LCMHC
"Anything that stops you from feeling eager, energetic, and curious is worth exploring in therapy. Feel better, live better.
(603) 819-5236
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Rita Laffey Holmes
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"Hello and congratulations on taking the first step toward self-enrichment. I work from a mindfulness-based, holistic perspective, acknowledging the many aspects that contribute to one's well-being. My areas of expertise include issues of adoption and attachment, along with depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Open to working with individuals from any spiritual background, I am uniquely qualified in Buddhist Psychology. With more than twenty years of study and practice, I am an active member of the Triratna Buddhist Order, where I am also known as "Saricitta" (She who has the heart/mind like a waterfall, flowing with compassion to all beings.)
(603) 329-3111
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Lynn Perrin Wilhousky
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"Hello and welcome...thank you for your interest in my practice. While there are many different therapeutic approaches, the most important and effective quality you should look for in a therapist is someone that you feel comfortable with. My specialties include working with individuals and couples who are successful in many aspects of their lives, but want to improve their relationships, career or work dynamics, or are seeking support in dealing with life transitions, loss, depression or anxiety.
(603) 965-2728 x18
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The body of a missing Assumption Parish man has been found in an Iberville Parish canal. Assumption Parish Sheriff Mike Waguespack says the remains of Tony Rodriguez, Jr., were discovered by fishermen in the Rocky Canal. Investigators say Rodriguez was shot in the chest. An autopsy has been scheduled for tomorrow at the Orleans Parish Coroner's Office.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday condo in Sao Jorge de Arroios
Bedrooms 3, Bathrooms 1, Sleeps 10
Fully renovated apartment located at a walking distance from the square Marquês de Pombal and the Parque Eduardo VII. You have also the sightseeing buses in the square as well as the Hop-on Hop-off bus to visit the city. If you like walking you can take a nice walk of 15-20min down the Avenida da Liberdade until the city center: Baixa-Chiado. You have small cafes with terraces along the avenue where you can take a coffe or get lunch. At the end of the avenue you have the Tourism Office where you can go get more information about what to do in the city.The closest supermarket is at walking distance from the apartment as well as bakeries and coffee shops. It is perfectly situated, close to the metro at Marques de Pombal and to other means of transport to commute to the historical or business centre of Lisbon.
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Elegance and modern interior design in Lisbon near Marquès de Pombal. Located on the 3rd floor of a 19th century building, the Bernardim Blue apartment is the perfect choice for a group of friends looking for a stylish accommodation from where to discover Lisbon. Here you will enjoy an apartment made ready for guest with a very contemporary interior design. If you are coming with friends, they can stay in one of the others apartments in the same building: Bernardim White, Grey, Brown and Beige apartments. If you are coming to Lisbon on business or on holiday, the Bernardim Blue apartment offers an ideal location to catch the subway at Marques de Pombal Square, or any other means of transportation, to the historic center or business center of Lisbon. The Bernardim Blue is a very large apartment of 130 m2 newly redecorated with very trendy colors. The owner, a fan of elegant and sober decor, has furnished this apartment and its ample space in a very contemporary style. In the lounge/dining room all the furniture, sofas, armchairs, table and chairs are modern and clean-cut in style, allowing just a tiny space for a small low baroque style coffee table. You will also find a cable-ready TV set. The very spacious kitchen has everything you need to cook your meals which you can then enjoy either inside or on the sunny balcony. There are three beautiful bedrooms, all of them quiet, with large double beds. A large modern bathroom, decorated in very dark tiles that limit two mirrors placed right above individual washbasins, is equipped with both shower and bathtub. This apartment has 2 double sofa beds and individual radiators to warm up your winter stays and fans for the summer time. The apartment has a crib in the case of traveling with a baby, please if you want it prepared at your arrival please let us know at the time of the booking.
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Bedroom 1: 1x 0x 0x
Bedroom 2: 1x 0x 0x
Bedroom 3: 1x 0x 0x
Living Room: 2x
Baby Cot: Yes
Balcony Free Baby Cot
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Towels Provided Linens Provided
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Room Type Apartment
Floor 3º
Size (m2) 130
Sleeps 10
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Lift Yes
Min. Stay 3 Nights
Extra Person 10€
Cleaning Fee No
Payment 25%
Remaining Payment 75%
Damage Deposit 400€
City Lisbon
Neighborhood Marquês Pombal
Check-in Time 3:00 PM
Check-out Time 11:00 AM
Cancellation Policy Moderate
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
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Check out Potato Strong's transformation on a low fat vegan diet doing The Starch Solution by Dr. McDougall. He has a ton of delicious recipes on his site that are really easy to make and you never get tired of. My friend has a friend who is getting a weight loss surgery--NO! Try a low fat high carb vegan diet first. I was one of those people who thought I would never lose weight, but now I'm still losing weight...even when I mess up. I used to be a size 12 and now I'm a size 6. Even better I prefer this way of eating so much more--I love being able to eat so much. I never felt full before and was always wracked with guilt about what I was eating. Not to mention I love being vegan and being an advocate for animals and inspiring people to learn about veganism. Anyway if you want to lose weight, check out potatostrong's page. It helped me.
I'm 1 year and 5 months into a low fat vegan diet, Starch Solution style. 45 years old. I never thought I would show anybody my shirtless pics but here you go. You can do this too if you stick to it day after day consistently. Remember it's not a competition, it's about making improvements in yourself.
Sam Simon saves a "gay" bull destined for slaughter. The vet said his sexual orientation was the reason he refused to breed with the females and they were going to kill him. Simon paid $7,800 for him and sent him to a sanctuary saying: "'To kill this bull because he's gay would've been a double tragedy".
Benjy, a bull in County Mayo, Ireland, was facing slaughter after a veterinarian declared his sexual orientation the reason he wouldn't breed.
'Gay' bull saved from the slaughterhouse by Simpsons co-creator
I really feel like I got you covered for vegan shoes and boots with my cool vegan shoes pinterest page. I added a lot more super cool stuff--including vegan sweaters and bags and other clothes. You can just click through and buy them all online if you are in the market.
Please share with anyone who is vegan or vegetarian and thinks there are no cool vegan shoe options. I have the vegan version of like every shoe style you could want on this page!
all the shoes and bags on here are vegan, and they are all shoes (and bags) I actually want or think are really cool. I hope this helps you to find cool vegan shoes on the web. Further reading about where to find cool vegan shoes on my vegan blog www.mynonleatherlife.com
Someone needs to make a movie like Schindler's List based on the things Sam Simon is doing for animals. He literally stopped the truck of these 8 girls being driven to slaughter after being used in an agricultural breeding program, after one of the kids in the program fell in love with them and called PETA to see if they could help save them. Sam Simon probably paid off the truck driver and In the middle of the night they unloaded them by flashlight and delivered them to this sanctuary where they are now free. Wouldn't that be an incredible movie? Ingrid Newkirk head of PETA is working with Simon to tell him about animals he can free and then Sam Simon finances it with his fortune he is giving away before he dies.
Ingrid E. Newkirk deserves a movie about her too. Have you guys read her amazing book "Free the Animals" about the early days of PETA and working with an animal rights freedom fighter? Wow it is one of the most amazing books I've ever read.
Meet the happy pigs Sam Simon helped an agricultural student save from slaughter: http://peta.vg/1j05
Rescued Pigs Jump & Play
After reading the wonderful book about turkeys "Illumination in the Flatwoods" on which the amazing PBS documentary My Life as a Turkey was based on, I have an even greater love of turkeys! Check out this awesome short vid of them being at one with nature--- wild, wise in the ways of the forest, and free.
There is a singer everyone has heard,
Loud, a mid-summer and a mid-wood bird,
Who makes the solid tree trunks sound again.
He says that leaves are old and that for flowers
Mid-summer is to spring as one to ten.
He says the early petal-fall is past
When pear and cherry bloom went down in showers
On sunny days a moment overcast;
And comes that other fall we name the fall.
He says the highway dust is over all.
The bird would cease and be as other birds
But that he knows in singing not to sing.
The question that he frames in all but words
Is what to make of a diminished thing.
-Robert Frost, "The Oven Bird"
Many years ago when I first read this poem, I thought that Frost was writing about turkeys. I thought that "oven bird" was a kind of colloquialism derived from turkeys' ubiquitous interment in ovens on Thanksgiving Day. And I thought the sorrowful sense of alienation suffusing the poem aptly captured the lonely, abstracted status of turkeys in a culture that has so throughly devalued and diminished them.
So even now that I know there is an actual bird called the Oven Bird, and that it is not a turkey, I cannot help but think of this poem at Thanksgiving, and of the hundreds of millions of turkeys languishing inside industrial sheds, whose broken down bodies can never comply with their ancient instincts to frolic and fly, whose skeletons cannot even support the weight of their outsized chests, the result of decades of selective breeding for unnaturally rapid growth of the breast muscle; who can barely walk or stand, much less run, much less fly into winter branches as their wild cousins do.
In industrial design, "planned obsolescence" is a policy of planning or designing a product with an artificially limited useful life so that it will become obsolete, that is, no longer functional after a certain period of time. It's a useful way to think about our forced disablement of domestic turkeys, who have been bred to grow "meat" or muscle tissue so large and so fast that their organs and bones cannot keep pace with their massive chests. They are so grossly overweight and disproportioned that most suffer from lameness, respiratory disorders, heart disease, and other ailments related to our relentless manipulation of their genes.
But in their minds, domestic turkeys still carry an immense ancestral map, and the inherited instincts of centuries of wildness. Their bodies' built-in malfunctioning is a source of constant bewilderment and anguish to these birds. In her book, More Than A Meal, Karen Davis, who has rescued and lived with turkeys for decades, writes: "Over the years, I have frequently watched adult white "meat-type" turkeys calculate a leap onto a perch, be it a roosting board, a fence top, a bale of straw, or a sawhorse. They will test the spring from the ground before actually making it, as if reliving an experience built into their bones and brain cells. They will revise their position, test it again, and quit if they perceive it's a no go, with a show of disappointment and frustration, often circling the area with their necks craned before giving up entirely...the only thing that stops them from perching is their weight and accompanying disabilities."
To learn more about the plight of turkeys killed for meat, please visit our feature, 12 Reasons You May Never Want to Eat Turkey Again: http://freefromharm.org/animal-cruelty-investigation/12-reasons-you-may-never-want-eat-turkey-again/
Many thanks to Nancy L. Barrett for permission to upload her wonderful video of turkeys in snow and trees. You can see more photography and video work at her website: http://riimages.com
Please share this post with others so that they can see turkeys wild and free, as they all should be.
— Ashley Capps
A protector of and true hero for pigs, one of my personal heroes @Anita Krajnc and Esther the Wonder Pig at the opening of Happily Ever Esther Farm Sanctuary.
photo by @Jo-anne McArthur
This is like one of my happiest times seeing Esther the Wonder Pig living in her natural, loving, Peaceable Queendom, as all animals should... Let's all do all we can to create a Happily Ever Esther Farm Sanctuary for everyone... wouldn't we all be so happy then!
Thanks Jo-Anne McArthur/We Animals for awesome photo <3 and Esther the Wonder Pig, Steve Jenkins & Derek Walter for changing the world for Pigs and helping everyone to get to know Them through Her <3
Is anyone planning to go to the The Woodstock Fruit Festival in hawaii this year? It's in April, but I just reserved a spot. Mike Arnstein The Fruitarian who organizes it all says that he wanted people to be able to experience what it is like to live a fruitarian lifestyle in a tropical paradise like Hawaii with tropical fruit and sunlight and oceans and all that. He recently moved from New York to Hawaii himself. It is not that expensive either considering they are serving you unlimited fruit for a week and lodging and all the lectures from cool people.
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Haha, hilarious! Have you been following the amazing story of Esther the Wonder Pig. Her dads bought a farm which they are turning into a bed and breakfast and animal sanctuary called Happily Ever Esther Farm Sanctuary. They moved in over the weekend and posted many adorable pics of Esther exploring the farm. But she still prefers to sleep indoors as evidenced by this pic. As they said: "You can take a pig out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the pig." How cute!
You can take a pig out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the pig. I'll take my naps indoors thank you. — with Ivanete Alves and Aline Alves.
Awwwww. Snails...so magical.
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Stop The World Lyrics - The Clash
the panorama of the city is wrong
in fact the city seems to be gone!
burning rubber and smoke in my eyes
there's a flat burning junkheap
for twenty square miles!
they took it into the nuclear mine
judging by this, they left nothing behind
down in the bunkers in the crust of the earth
now crouch the wealthy and the noble of birth
if i could a ride a train around the city
that holds this as our fate
i'd hide from electro-circuit central
to the shock inducer gate
not forgetting the by-pass
across the washington hooks
through the phones and desks and screens
of the kremlin's crook of crooks
there's some panel in a circuit board
destination of the override
scanning the wild wind
blowing through the berlin corridor
spotlit in a palace, shielded from dust
malfunction or not, the failsafe is the crux
so far away from us,
shaking with the mystery tears
one lonely night in ladbroke grove
far away in the deserts of omaha!
they got it nailed down-swiss tight!
the bank notes of europe
the emperors and kings
curl in the autumn as the burning of leaves
and i've cleaned my black guitar...
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Volkswagen will export its Chattanooga-made sedan to Mexico and Canada for sale, but there are no plans to ship cars to China.
"Volkswagen Chattanooga will be producing the new midsize sedan for the U.S. market and for exports to Mexico and Canada," said Guenther Scherelis, general manager of communication for VW in the city.
North America is seen as a key market for VW as it tries to sharply grow sales here and help it overtake Toyota worldwide.
While the new sedan won't be exported to China, Scherelis said the vehicle's platform is expected to be used to manufacture a sedan in the Chinese market. Platforms are collections of key vehicle components such as transmissions or axle assemblies and help automaker's curb costs.
VW officials have said the company is building more plants in China to keep up with demand.
Frank Fischer, CEO of VW in Chattanooga, has said the layout of the Chattanooga plant will be the blueprint for the Chinese plants.
VW said the China factories will double production in its biggest market to 3 million cars in four years.
Ulrich Hackenberg, head of Volkswagen's brand development, said in an interview with Bloomberg that officials see demand for the midsize sedan growing in other countries such as China.
"Our production pattern allows us to transfer vehicles from one plant to another at relatively low effort," he said.
The $1 billion Chattanooga plant is slated to start production early next year with capacity to make 150,000 cars a year. The carmaker has a goal of about tripling sales in the U.S. to 800,000 VWs and 200,000 Audis.
Volkswagen Canada this month announced September new vehicle sales of 3,276 units, pushing the year-to-date total to 33,411, for an 11 percent gain over 2009.
Bloomberg contributed to this report.
Mike Pare, the deputy Business editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press, has worked at the paper for 27 years. In addition to editing, Mike also writes Business stories and covers Volkswagen, economic development and manufacturing in Chattanooga and the surrounding area. In the past he also has covered higher education. Mike, a native of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., received a bachelor's degree in communications from Florida Atlantic University. he worked at the Rome News-Tribune before ...


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Hannah's off The Square
- Address:
111 West Mulberry Ave
Denton, TX 76201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Hannah's off The Square
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hannahsoffthesquare.com/
- Phone: (940) 566-1110
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Monday: 4:30pm - 9:00pm, Tuesday - Thursday: 4:30 - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:30pm - 11:00pm; Brunch: Sunday: 10:30am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Sheena Croft
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: At your place or ours, Hannah's can provide unparalleled service and cuisine for your next special occasion. Our intimate private dining room and enclosed outdoor courtyard can each accommodate up to 50 guests. We also offer delivery service for up to 50 miles from Denton. Hannah's professional catering staff will work with you to coordinate all the details, from casual to formal events.
- Private Party Facilities: Hannah's offers several menu options for your event: Customized Menus, Heavy or Pass Hors d'oeuvres, Lunch, Dinner & Brunch Buffet and Desserts and Beverages. Special Occasions: Rehearsal Dinner, Graduation Business Meetings , Wedding Receptions, Birthdays Presentations, Anniversaries, Holiday Parties and Any Special Occasion. Our entire staff is proud of Hannah's reputation for maintaining the highest standards of service, quality and attention to detail. We pledge ourselves to the success of your private event.
- Private Party Contact: Jeff Solomon 9405661110
A word from Hannah's off The Square
Hannah's off the Square is a casual fine dining restaurant nestled in the heart of Denton. Established in 2001, Hannah's was originally located at 209 W. Hickory St. with a quaint 40 seat dining room. Hannah's moved to its current location at 111 W. Mulberry St in July of 2004 and boasts five unique dining areas. A lounge with bar seating, a 50 seat private function room, two main dining areas and a beautiful outdoor courtyard provide an inviting and comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy food and wine that match the eclectic spirit of Denton, Texas. The culinary expertise of Chef Sheena Croft, a vast and diverse selection of wines and attentive service makes Hannah's off the Square a memorable dining experience for every occasion.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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Hannah's off The Square reviews from OpenTable diners
84 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (62)fit for foodies (61)romantic (49)neighborhood gem (44)notable wine list (33)good for groups (21)great for brunch (19)great for lunch (17)great for outdoor dining (14)vibrant bar scene (11)hot spot (9)late-night find (7)kid-friendly (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Creative menu (vegan-meat lovers) allowed!!!YogamaryDined on 11/14/2014Placed in an historic building, great lighting and spacious rooms add to the quiet atmosphere. All of the tables were occupied and we could still talk quietly and hear each other. Creative menu allowing vegans and meat lovers a selection of entrees. Try the seafood risotto. Don't leave without tasting the carrot cake! Our waiter was friendly but lacked knowledge of the menu, ingredients and was unable to pronounce several of the selections which caused confusion in ordering. We were not rushed through our meal and found ourselves waving down other servers to assist us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RingoDined on 11/14/2014Visited Hannah's with my sister who is in a wheelchair. Parked in their handicapped space, which is in an area of the lot farthest from the restaurant. No curb cuts or ramps on the walkway from the lot to the front door entrance. A metal door jamb, about 2 inches high made it difficult to get the wheel chair in. The hostess stood by observing my struggle, without offering to help. Even with a reservation, we were then seated at a table in a far back corner, next to a window that was leaking cold air. Much annoyed ado made when we asked to move. The server then offered us a table in a "private dining room." We said no thanks. We did not go out to eat to sit in an isolated room. And guess what? They managed to find us another table in a remote corner. Clearly, they did not want other diners to be forced to view a lady in a wheelchair. For shame, Hannah's! As they say, our money is the same as anyone else's. In fact, we ordered liberally, including wine and cocktails. Big tab, generous tip. Hannah's is a beautiful place. The food is just outstanding, and our server was great. But, they need to be more handicapped friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpected Pleasurehappened2findDined on 11/8/2014Visiting Denton for the weekend and did a quick search on nearby restaurants and discovered Hannah's. Had earlier visited the town square to explore downtown shopping and local atmosphere. Learned of the history of the restaurant and the current location and was met with a wonderful experience. Highly recommend if your in Denton.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HeididayoutDined on 11/6/2014This place is exactly what I was looking for to treat my son and his girlfriend for a dinner. Even we came late ( 21:00) the staff and the food was exceptional. I deffinitly will go again and recommend this place to others. The tip came from Heritage Inn where I stayed over night.Special Features:
- Great food, BUT...dalcustDined on 11/6/2014Wonderful and sophisticated menu, preparation and presentation but please, the wine is overpriced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ModernManVIPDined on 11/3/2014Love Hanah's - it's one of my favorite restaurants in the country. Great food and very comfortable atmosphere. LOVE IT!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014The food was incredible and the service was perfectSpecial Features:
- VERY good, except....OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014Other than one staff member having seated my date prior to my arrival and then not letting the other staff members, or me, know about it, which became a sort-of big deal, the service and food were terrific. Amends for the seating error were offered and accepted by me, but not so much by my date. ...some things you just can't fix. But let me get back to the otherwise attentiveness, the waitstaff service and food. It was great. I'd recommend Hannah's to anyone.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/31/2014We went there for my husbands birthday (Halloween Night). The food was delicious and the service was very nice. We didn't wait for anything. Our first course was the Fried Green Tomatoes - my first try of this southern favorite - it was like a caprese salad but the tomato was fried with cornmeal. It was good but I will stick to the Italian version. The potato-garlic soup was served very hot with a swirl of pumpkin puree. The soup was delicious but neither of us were a fan of the pumpkin swirl although it looked very good. My husband loved the Eye of Ribeye it was cooked perfectly. I had the short ribs and the wild mushroom risotto very good. The mushrooms were large and not over cooked. Very Very Goood.Special Features:
- A great night out.Ann1030Dined on 10/27/2014My parents come to visit Texas every year, and they always have to go to Hannah's for dinner. The food and service are always wonderful. We always enjoy looking at the latest in local artwork on the walls. The restaurant is always clean and well kept. The servers are knowledgeable about the food and always have a great wine recommendation. The only problem? We don't know the recipe for the Vegan Meatloaf!Special Features:
- Hannah'sOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/25/2014I took my sister's family there for her birthday. The food was great as always. We had the pomme frites with truffle oil as an appetizer along with calamari. The mains included seared ahi tuni, tenderloin, and scallops. All were well prepared. Our server, Greg, was very personable and added to the evening. Overall it was another great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hannah's is truly a gemInternationalfoodieDined on 10/25/2014We almost left because the hostess was very rude when my Dutch fiancee tried to arrange for a table earlier than our reservation. SO HAPPY we stayed. We decided to sit out on the patio (away from the rude hostess) and although the mosquitoes enjoyed us, the food was truly outstanding. On the specials was a pepper crusted pear arugula salad that came with gorgonzola dressing. We asked the waiter for other options and the chef basically told us "no, that is the way the salad needs to be eaten." We had such respect for that we ordered it anyway and we LOVED the salad. Everything we ordered was really delicious and the patio was quiet and romantic. Our waiter was knowledgeable and just the right amount of attentive. Hannah's is gem...Special Features:
- Nice Place, Food OKBoxerMelDined on 10/25/2014No one, in our group of 6, was impressed with the food. I ordered a roasted beet salad and the beets were pickled and NOT roasted. I also had the quiche and the texture was more like a custard than a quche. Not at all what I was expecting. The food, although pretty, did not meet the taste expectations, especially considering the cost of the meal.
- Don't miss this one!!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/24/2014We love Hannah's Off the Square!! The food is wonderful, the service superb-----we could leisurely eat and visit without being hurried along.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Little GemHistoryblondieDined on 10/21/2014This was a great restaurant for a birthday celebration. The Seared Sea Scallops with Lemon Basil Risotto was amazing. Highly recommend! Our waitress was friendly and did a great job of making sure we had everything we needed.Special Features:
- AMAZING!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/11/2014It was my husband and I first time at Hannah's and we loved it! We were celebrating out one year anniversary and the restaurant was perfect for us. The food was AMAZING!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic at a priceFoodie2daMaxDined on 10/4/2014This was our first time at Hannah's and found it to be a nice romantic date night place. Nice ambiance, but a bit noisy due to a large group of students by us. The server was nice, but a bit slow to get our wine to us. The food was delicious but pricey and expensive along with 2 glasses of wine. We felt it was not worth the price and would maybe be a once a year type of dining location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, atmosphere and servicebwicbVIPDined on 10/3/2014Was there with three buddies. We had a great meal and great service - even kept my tonic water refilled (without extra charge!). Wish this restaurant was in my home town.Special Features:
- Lovely ExperienceBearDined on 10/3/2014We were celebrating my wife's birthday with a party of 7 and we have selected Hannah's three years in a row! The scallops were amazing! Our waiter did a great job and the wine list has some great wines to choose from.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!Tastydiner2015Dined on 10/2/2014Our waitress was amazing. She new her beer and wine list and made excellent recommendations. The food was great!! They also had a wonderful gluten free menu that had many options for a guest in our party. She didn't feel limited on her choices! We will go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Great EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014I will definitely be coming back. Some of the best Denton cuisine I have had!Special Features:
- Worth the Trip!!ClassyVIPDined on 9/28/2014We drove to this restaurant from Edmond, Oklahoma and our son and his family drove from Royse City, TX and our party of seven all agreed it was definitely worth the trip. The food we all chose was delicious, the ambiance was perfect and the service was attentive and responsive. Even though this restaurant is a distance from where we all live we all agreed that we would return. I chose this restaurant based on Open Table reviews which were excellent and in this case spot on. Go there from anywhere as you will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cannot go wrongAMF9393Dined on 9/27/2014We love this place, bottom line is consistency in terms of food. Wait staff is typical, nothing to write home about but still good. The wine list is to die for, great selections both white and red and there is something for every discernible pallet. Can't wait to take my in-laws!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An outstanding dining experienceGaapguyDined on 9/20/2014I have had dinner at this restaurant many times, over the years, and I have never been disappointed by either the food, the atmosphere, or the service.Special Features:
- Great food findLonalynneDined on 9/16/2014We have never had a bad meal here. Always outstanding food. Would love to eat here more often but it's too pricey. But we do go on special occasions.Special Features:
- Always a pleasureJayBeeDined on 9/16/2014Every visit to Hannah's off the square is an event you will enjoy. The staff is amazing, wine list is fantastic, and the food is wonderful. If you have not been to Hannah's and you live in Denton, you have not been treating yourself.Special Features:
- Our Favorite Place to GoOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/14/2014Title says it all. Hannah's has been our favorite place for many years even before it was moved to its present location.Special Features:
- wonderful evening outlocalgalDined on 9/13/2014Our party of five was celebrating a family birthday. It was a lovely time. Fabulous food. Great service. Thank you for helping us make it special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, atmosphere and servicebwicbVIPDined on 9/12/2014We knew nothing of Denton TX. Hannah's was recommended by some local persons. We wanted good food and a quiet atmosphere. Hannah met and exceeded all our wants!Special Features:
- Kale Salad Great!Top10VIPDined on 9/10/2014Try this topped with the grilled salmon-great!The dessert was a chocolate pistachio bundt cake, which was also to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!JudeVIPDined on 9/9/2014Found this great restaurant on Open Table. Fantastic truffle fries, martinis, sea scallops, flour less chocolate cake. Loved so much, went back following night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodElephantwalkVIPDined on 9/5/2014First time here and we really enjoyed the food. We were looking a place for a meal before a show at Dan's Silverleaf and picked it because it was conveniently located. We would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great first dateEyesopenDined on 9/5/2014Great place for a first date. Staff was great and we had drinks, tapas and a cheese plate which were all very tasty and great for sharing! Will go back again!Special Features:
- Love Hannah'sVandalDined on 8/31/2014We've been there twice now for brunch...... it doesn't get much better. We had the migas this time. It was so flavorful. Everything had it's own distinct flavor and mixed all together was wonderful. My husband had the same thing only with "everything but the kitchen sink". He loved it as well. Mimosa's are nice........ I have no doubt we'll be back again.Special Features:
- Great...Again!PerryC23VIPDined on 8/28/2014This was my second time here and it did not disappoint once again. The food and service are excellent. Don't think you could go wrong with anything on the menu. This is a great find!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the Kale Caesar!Top10VIPDined on 8/27/2014This salad is always good, and you can add salmon, chicken, or shrimp!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good dining in DentonBebeDined on 8/26/2014Hannah's is the "power lunch" place in Denton. Great for business lunches and also for gathering of friends. Food is always good and service too. During cooler months, the patio is very nice. And the bar area serves great drinks and great munchies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First TimeBankerDined on 8/22/2014This was our first time at Hannah's. The food is excellent. It was really great from drinks to appetizers to the entrees. The waiter, not so much. You would think that when you are celebratining special occasions, you would be offered complimentary desserts. We were not. We will dine there again, but hopefully have a different waiter. He seemed quite inexperienced and unfamiliar with Hannah's offerings. Had trouble answering questions. A great server would have made this a wonderful experience.Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceFoodieDanDined on 8/17/2014Hannah's off the square is a great place for a fantastic meal and amazing service. My boyfriend and I were there celebrating his birthday and it was perfect. Our servers wine recommendation was great. We got the osso bucco and a tri tip special they had that night. Both dishes were amazing. For desert we got the flourless chocolate cake a la mode which was really tasty. If you are a chocolate lover order that because it is the perfect chocolate experience; very rich and creamy. All in all a perfect experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Return visitcodycoleDined on 8/14/2014Hannah's restaurant was recommended by a high school classmate as the best place in Denton to eat. She was correct about that! Great food and wine, so good that I returned a few nights later with a former class mate from University. As good as the first time, but then he knew this restaurant well. If you're in Denton, this is the place to dine.Special Features:


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Two small-town newspapers find themselves in an economic war with municipal officials.
Captain Mary Wamsley is her name. Commerce City vice is her game.
Commerce City lets a private company issue speeding tickets--and causes a pileup.