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BRIO Tuscan Grille - Lombard - The Shops on Butterfield
- Address:
330 Yorktown Center
Lombard, IL 60148Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
BRIO Tuscan Grille - Lombard - The Shops on Butterfield
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.brioitalian.com/the_shops_on_butterfield.html
- Phone: (630) 424-1515
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary Italian, Italian
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: Wednesday $5 Martini's All Day
A word from BRIO Tuscan Grille - Lombard - The Shops on Butterfield
BRIO (meaning "lively" or "full of life") is a "polished casual" restaurant serving authentic, northern Italian cuisine. The subtitle, "Tuscan Grille" is descriptive for a menu that features oven-roasted steaks, chops, and seafood; similar to what one would find in an authentic ristorante in Tuscany. BRIO's philosophy of "to eat well, is to live well" is why they only use the finest and freshest ingredients. BRIO brings the pleasure of a Tuscan country villa to the American city. To learn more, go to www.BrioItalian.com.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
BRIO Tuscan Grille - Lombard - The Shops on Butterfield - Best Restaurants in Lombard ›
BRIO Tuscan Grille - Lombard - The Shops on Butterfield reviews from OpenTable diners
140 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.1
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (55)good for groups (54)fit for foodies (53)great for lunch (49)great for outdoor dining (40)neighborhood gem (30)romantic (24)great for brunch (18)notable wine list (15)kid-friendly (14)hot spot (12)vibrant bar scene (12)late-night find (7)scenic view (1)Show More
- Lovely lunchSaturdaynightVIPDined on 11/24/2014I went here for lunch with a friend and we had a lovely meal. The service was excellent, she didn't rush us at all. The food was very good, but the portions are small for the price you pay. I don't need huge, but I finished everything and wasn't even very full! Overall it was a pricey menu for lunch as well.I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food and service were excellent.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014We have celebrated special events here. They have a room in the back which is perfect and service fantastic. Highly recommend Brio Tuscan GrillSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bar small plates and early cocktails are great!RedroseDined on 11/14/2014The small plates and early cocktail specials are tasty and fun. I'd highly recommend trying them whether or not you are having a meal. If you're looking for a light meal a couple of bar appetizers might be ample. Dinner is always reliable at Brio although service can be uneven. This place is wonderful for outdoor dining during the warmer months and gently cool days (heaters keep outdoor area warm). The lighter dishes are thoughtful and appreciated by this folder who lives Italian but not the calories sometimes associated with Italian dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- msanch03Dined on 11/8/2014Great service, friendly staff and Delicious food and dessertSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ExperiencepeaceandquietDined on 11/8/2014We went with friends. The food was excellent for all 4 of us and we all had different entrees. Many of the dishes were unique. AND, one of us needed a Gluten Free menu and the choices were excellent, even though there were not many choices. We will definitely go thee again. Service was also excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerItalian1Dined on 11/8/2014We took my Dad out for his birthday dinner. We all enjoyed our dinners and had a nice time. The food was good and the so was the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/7/2014We had made a reservation for 7:15 pm thru open table. Upon arrival we were told it would be another 15 minutes before we would be seated. I feel that the time on open table for 7:15 pm should not been posted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisorganizedBruceVIPDined on 11/1/2014Arriving on time for our reservations, one of 3 hostesses told us our table was being cleaned and asked to step aside. 15 minutes later, having watched 4 other walk-in parties of 4 be seated, I asked the hostess about our table, and she appeared to have completely forgotten me. The other hostesses were totally unaware we were waiting. 5 minutes later, the original hostess told us our table was ready and escorted us halfway to it, then abruptly stopped - it was still cluttered with dishes. Any restaurant that can't turn over its tables at peak hours has a big problem. The food was fine and moderately priced, but the waitress a rather slow.Special Features:
- service needs improvementOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/1/2014Seem short staffed work a weekend night. Maria Our waitress seemed quite unexperienced. Food pretty pricey for portions or what it is.
- noise levelOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/1/2014The only thing we didn't like was the noise level. We had to speak well above a normal tone of voice to hear each other. Not good for conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maybe it was an off nightLiketoDineHatetoWhineDined on 11/1/2014We've been coming to Brio for years, and always had a great experience (until last Sat.). Made our reservation via Open Table, and requested a booth for a party of 4. I noted that our 95 y/o mother was coming, and we'd like the booth as it's away from the noise. We know requests cannot always be honored. We arrived on time for our 5:30 reservation, and were told that we couldn't have a booth, as a full house was expected and the booths are saved for larger parties. Fair enough. It was pretty empty at 5:30, but we said ok and took the table next to the noisy kitchen. After being seated, we then watched a party of 3 seated at a booth, and then a party of 4 given a booth! Our server was a bit slow and inattentive. Disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly and accommodatingYumsDined on 10/25/2014We were running late so we called and they were very accommodating at changing the time. We like to share food but not off each others plate and we had not problems asking them to split the meals. Salmon and Lemon chicken were tasty.
- LOVED the pumpkin raviolicflahDined on 10/23/2014Had lunch with four BFFs, al but one ordered the pumpkin ravioli and LOVED IT. It was a perfect size for lunch and the flavors were great. Great service tooooooo.Special Features:
- Great Choice on Sweetest DayMic2Dined on 10/18/2014Service and quality of food was outstanding. Our server did an excellent job and did not rush us.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/18/2014Have always had an enjoyable meal at Brio. This experience was no exception.Special Features:
- wonderful fooddentistDined on 10/16/2014I invited a colleague to dine with me at Brio for lunch. The food was very good and the ambience suited the occasion. I would definitely return to this restaurant for another occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyableJanetDined on 10/13/2014First time here with family for a birthday. All really enjoyed their meal. Our waiter was knowledgable and attentive. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food Was GooddineoutdivaDined on 10/11/2014Our group of 6 all enjoyed the food, as we celebrated my 65th birthday. We all agreed the noise level was annoying, and the service could have been better. This was our first visit to the restaurant, and perhaps we would return on another occasion. The cost of the entrees were in line with other quality restaurants in the area. The server was friendly, but waiting 10 mins for steak sauce to accompany my meal was a bit much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceCadillacDaveDined on 10/11/2014Great food and super service. We have grown to consider Brio our "go to" restaurant among the many fine restaurants in the area. We get good food, can have good conversation, and then go to Drury Lane for a play. Great evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeMalesiaDined on 10/11/2014The staff was very friendly and attentive. The food was outstanding. We do not live close but we are planning to visit again very soon.Special Features:
- All & All, Good....BearyHungryDined on 10/10/2014Restaurant is great, good Italian atmosphere. Menu is great and only problem is picking which plate you want to try. Prices are good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wrong ordersNeptunaVIPDined on 10/10/2014This was not a good trip to the restaurant. The server got 3 entrées out of 6 wrong. A 50% incorrect order placement is not acceptable. The calamari was way too spicy. The salad was good. The filet, once they got the right one with the sweet potatoes, was above average. A very noisy night. Slow service on top of it. Won't be on my top 10 list.Special Features:
- Great place......ODYSSEYCEBDined on 10/9/2014Everything about this restaurant is far above others in the area. They excel at every aspect of an enjoyable dining experience.Special Features:
- great servicepmvforfoodDined on 10/9/2014We had a group of 6 to sit in the bar and have apps and drinks. The music was great, but a little too loud for us to hear each other, so our waitress was so accommodating and was able to move us to the couch/fireplace are where we could talk. Very much appreciated!Special Features:
- sadly deterioratedCyrano1818Dined on 10/5/2014It has been a couple of years since we last went to Brio. My wife and I dined there last month and yet again this past weekend. The menu is much smaller than last time; food does not have the same distinctive flavor as before...I had veal milanese and the veal was very thin and cooked to the point of being tough. With a smaller menu, less distinctive taste, wait staff forgetting items both times we were there recently, and the restaurant was not hardly full on a Sunday night....has all the makings of a restaurant in trouble. Too many good restaurants in the area to return to Brio for a third time.
- DiningbuddyDined on 10/4/2014Wait staff was very attentive, food was excellent and although a little noisy because there were several groups, our experience was great. We would definitely recommend Brio's!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Terrible ServiceMyTurnVIPDined on 9/27/2014The food was very good once we got it. Half the tables were open in the restaurant, but it still took 2 1/2 hours for us to get our food!Special Features:
- Nice outdoor diningTarheelborn1VIPDined on 9/26/2014We enjoyed our lunch at Brio even though it was a bit crowded. Our waiter had some difficulty but made an effort to give really good service. The outdoor area was pleasant and comfortable. Favorite dishes were the Shrimp Mediterranean and the Steak with roasted vegetables.Special Features:
- tasty & accomodatingBobbieVIPDined on 9/24/2014ran into friends there, quickly made up a table for 8& gave us separate checks. service and food good.Special Features:
- anniversary dinnerGladEolaDined on 9/20/2014We've been to Brio a few times before and booked it this time for our anniversary. We made notes in the special request box to be seated at a quiet booth away from the door and kitchen. In the past these requests were honored. This time we were seated right next to the kitchen where it was loud and noisy. The only other table they offered us was two tables away from that spot. We took it, but had to scream at each other all through our dinner. Also, my salmon was raw in the center. Great dish but the piece was so thick, it was actually raw in the middle. The waiter brought me the wrong sized salad and charged me the higher price too. Sadly, the anniversary dinner was not so special. Probably won't return any time too soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service!lovemuttiDined on 9/20/2014Went with family for Bday...outstanding food and excellent service. Loved it!Special Features:
- Great Menueater02Dined on 9/19/2014Lots of good food on the menu - we asked our server for suggestions and the Egg Plant appetizer was great. You won't be sorry if you try this one.Special Features:
- nothing special.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014The restaurant is really nothing that special. It had a nice atmosphere. It's a little loud in there and difficult to hear conversation. The food prices were OK. Just nothing that special in the end.Special Features:
- Very Good Food and Good ValueMsIngieDined on 9/11/2014I recently rediscovered Brio and have to say I'm very glad I did. The food is quite good and the prices are in line for the quality. Very pleasant surroundings, attentive service and not your average menu.Special Features:
- Outside LunchGEEZEEVIPDined on 9/8/2014Lunch was amazing - the food and service was great! The only thing I'd have to complain about were the bees - they were everywhere!Special Features:
- Yum!MonaDined on 9/6/2014Best food at a reasonable price. Never had a bad experience!Special Features:
- Nice Patio & excellent cuisineBernieVIPDined on 9/3/2014Brio is definitely one of the Oak Brook neighborhood gems. It is one of our favorites for dinner. We also love the great happy hour selections. Always great service, and friendly atmosphere.Special Features:
- Dinner with old friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014We had dinner with four old friends last Saturday evening. The food (I had the grilled salmon) and service was great.Special Features:
- Mediocrefood4thoughtDined on 8/30/2014The food was fine, but the service was somewhat inattentive. Our cheesecake was sour, and we had to send it back. Generally forgettable restaurant that I would not recommend.
- Pleasant eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Our group of 6 thought the food was excellent. The noise level was high at first, but we were able to hear each other talk. I've been here often and will continue to come back.I would recommend this to a friend.


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Oxford United are best-priced 25-1 chances to win Sky Bet League Two next season.
The U's are well down the list in the first set of odds issued after the confirmation of the divisional line-up, with Fleetwood Town beating Burton Albion 1-0 in this season's League Two play-off final at Wembley yesterday.
Sky Bet League Two 2014-15 (best prices): 9-1 Luton Tn, 11-1 Bury, 12-1 Portsmouth, Shrewsbury Tn, 14-1 Stevenage, 16-1 Burton Albion, 20-1 Carlisle Utd, Southend Utd, Tranmere Rovers, 22-1 Plymouth Argyle, York City, 25-1 Cambridge Utd, Hartlepool Utd, Newport County, Northampton Tn, Oxford Utd, 28-1 Cheltenham Tn, 40-1 Mansfield Tn, 50-1 Dagenham & Redbridge, Exeter City, Wycombe Wanderers, 66-1 Accrington Stanley, 80-1 AFC Wimbledon, 100-1 Morecambe.
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OXFORD United's winning run against AFC Wimbledon came to an end as they played out a goalless draw at the Kassam Stadium.
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Oxford United boss eyes more Irish talent after Hoban signing
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Posts by Lord Voldemortgage
244 posts • joined 10 Jul 2012
Colombian boffins reconstruct flight path of Russian meteor
Re: A modest proposal...
"Little rocks like this aren't a big issue survival-of-the-species-wise and by the time they get close enough to be spotted and a reliable track calculated there's bugger all we could do about it anyway."
I guess that because they are not planet-killers there might be something we could do - evacuate an area, for example, if we had time.
Re: A modest proposal...
Thanks, Vulch.
So if we had been tracking this individual rock we would have had decent advance warning of the collision.
Is there any limiting factor other than money on our ability to do this sort of tracking?
Re: A modest proposal...
Assuming this resulted from some internal activity in the Apollo group of asteroids suddenly changing this fragment's course, what's the earliest we could have spotted it and would it have done any good?
Do we have any doomrock spotter experts on the Reg?
Microsoft finally ships Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7
Re: I have XP here so no use
"over the next 12 month the vast majority of XP boxes will disappear from the Internet and get replaced by Win7 or Win8"
If the various interests could get their acts together this might be a good time to push Linux in the home - businesses will mostly move from XP to Win 7 (or maybe even Win 8) but home users who feel the impact of the initial capital expenditure more keenly might welcome an alternative.
Steam to be the deciding factor?
Look out! PEAK WIND is COMING, warns top Harvard physicist
Re: Why not just build a solar panel that covers half the world....
"What do the French know that the rest of the world doesn't? Why aren't they afraid of it?"
The French have a policy of self-sustainability for energy that overrides other concerns (and I applaud them for it).
Along with their large investment in wind and hydro generation they also have nuclear (and again I applaud this).
This doesn't mean they are not afraid of it though, just that they are able to bribe and bully their poorer areas like Normandy into accepting nuclear. (Incidentally the reactor at Flamanville is going to be at least twice as expensive as the original estimates, is already late, and won't be operational for at least another four years).
Council IT bod in the dock for flogging scrap work PC parts
"It's not like he took anything from the company itself. He hasn't "permanently deprived" them of anything they were interested in keeping (though I understand that implicit assumptions cannot form explicit permission to do so). Even if the physical acts were technically different, he was basically taking rubbish out of a bin."
Or was he taking rubbish out of a recycling bin before said bin went to a company that would pay based on the value of its contents?
The articles here and on thisisderbyshire aren't really clear on the matter but it does look like the council uses a third party to carry out precisely the sort of stripping and resale that Mr Holwell was doing and would receive a cut of the proceeds - if this is the case then it is a much more obvious theft.
Re: This lack of imagination
"Who certified £10k's worth of saleable kit as scrap?"
It's not clear that anyone did.
Items were "marked for disposal" but as the council say they use a third party to refurbish and resell old IT kit it might well be that the items in question were destined for that process rather than the bin.
Re: So were they for the scrap heap or not?
"The last paragraph obviously indicates the refurbishing but the rest of the article makes it sound like they were destined for the bin"
It seems he took memory and hard drives from items that were 'marked for disposal' - as you say it's not clear that 'disposal' means 'chuck into landfill' or if this is the point at which the kit is passed on to the third party for refurb / resale but as he still had access to them it's fair to assume that hadn't at that point been sent off site so either someone had decided to bypass the third party refurb option for that kit or he was cherry-picking precisely the sort of stuff that third party would have found most useful.
Do that. But don't be surprised if you find out he is using his work time on a personal project to your detriment.
Re: This lack of imagination
How much time and effort was required? Staff have to be paid and a few grand does not go all that far.
It's not just the sales but any follow-up on defective kit, shipping problems etc etc not to mention the problems with the legal restrictions on how a local authority is able to raise funds.
It may be that some items were classed as scrap when there might in fact have been a use for them but that does not mean it would be right (or even economically efficient) for a local authority to set itself up as a second-hand component sales business to try and eke out every last penny.
Oklahoma cops rake ashes of 'spontaneous combustion' victim
Re: SHC = I don't know
"So how can we ensure around 650 instances of SHC in the Palace of Westminster?
C'mon, you know it makes sense..."
Awful idea. There are some lovely floors in there it would be a real shame to damage.
Ad-titan Google blocks Adblock Plus in Android security tweak
Re: Do no Evil
"My computing device. I get to decide what it downloads and displays. Don't want to serve me content? Go ahead and block me, I'm cool with that. Just please don't try to tell ME what to do with MY device."
Playing devil's advocate with that, wouldn't Google be entitled to say something like "Our app store / OS. We get to decide what it provides and uploads. Don't want to use our systems? Go ahead and run something else, we're cool with that. Just please don't try to tell US what to do with OUR software." ?
It's a genuine conflict with neither side exactly in the wrong - I block adverts but also use sites like gmail and The Register which depend on advertising revenue to keep running. I'm aware this makes me something of a useless sponger in their eyes.
Meet the stealthiest UK startup's app Swiftkey - and its psychic* keyboard
I would have been with you on that but for me this still needs some work - unlike Swype or FlexT9 it's not very good on words with doubled letters or where swiping through letters gives an alternative word - it's always gives me "point" when I mean "pint" making it almost completely useless for the normal sort of messages I send.
Things have been improving through the betas though so it is well worth trying the final version to see how you get on.
The universe speaks: 'It's time to get off your rock!'
Re: Debatable bid for immortality.
"Species go extinct. That will include humans; get used to the idea,"
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Wind now cheaper than coal in Oz: Bloomberg
@Invidious Aardvark
"The obvious thing for Australia to do is go nuclear ... we just need to bite the bullet and build some nuclear plants."
Would it be correct to say Oz is also best placed to deal with nuclear waste disposal issues which would make it an even more attractive solution? - lots of mines a long way from populated areas (many of which the uranium was hauled out of in the first place).
With enough cheap energy around desalination becomes less of a drag too.
Until someone works out an economic way of burning cane toads and poisonous spiders, nuclear looks like a good fit down under.
Why you need a home lab to keep your job
Re: The Catch-22 Secnario
" the IT dept finally admitted that some of us know more about the system we develop for that they did and gave us (very reluctantly) local admin rights on our dev machines."
What did you break first and how did they fix it?
We're not making this up: Apple trademarks the SHOP
Re: Anybody read the application?
Jared Earle - why do you care?
Why on Earth would it matter to you if Microsoft's shops or Samsung's shops looked like Apple's shops?
Tesco's shops look like Sainsbury's shops and Asda's shop and Morrison's shops - so what? How do the customers suffer as a result?
If it is a good layout for a shop why not welcome the fact that it is widely used?
How could anyone possibly love a company that doesn't give a shit about them so much that they are prepared to come out and defend nonsense like this in public?
'Gaia' Lovelock: Wind turbines 'may become like Easter Island statues'
Re: I am very dissapointed.....
"Wind broken", "guff", and "hot air" all ought to have been used at some point.
Re: If your names not down your not coming in..
" we need wind farms for greener energy,"
I'm not sure I know exactly what 'greener' means and (therefore) I'm also not sure it is an inherently Good Thing.
If it is just energy production with lower CO2 emissions then I'm in favour assuming all other things being as near equal as they can be.
If it means energy production that satisfies all people who would describe themselves as being in favour of "Green" things then it is much less clear that we need it at all.
Help us out here: What's the POINT of Microsoft Office 2013?
Fluent UI
YouTube's hilarious cat videos could soon cost you $5 a month
Re: Tomorrows El Reg Headline.... Today
Right. And then we might see if Google is prepared to be flexible in its attitude to copyright . . .
Greenland ice SIMPLY WOULD NOT MELT in baking +8°C era 120k years ago
"Worst case scenario? Humans manage to wipe themselves out some time over the next couple of hundred years. Ah well. That will teach us then."
I think that's what the ' "we're doomed" climate panic-mongers' are saying.
I admire your more philosophical attitude but I have to say, wimpy thought it may be of me, that I'd be a bit upset if that happened.
Game over for Atari? One life left as biz files for bankruptcy protection
The logo
is the most marketable thing they have, I'd guess.
Please, someone buy it and stick it on some quality games.
Office 2013 now available for some home users
Re: IMHO, MS Office 13 has a largely anti-productivity UI
"The ribbon does make some things more discoverable, that's true, and I would have no complaints if they had a toggle option between ribbon and toolbar/menu."
They did interactive guides for locating functions on the Office 2010 ribbon, not sure if the same is available / planned for Office 2013 but people at work found them useful.
Climate watch: 2012 figures confirm global warming still stalled
Re: Here's a thought
"Perhaps the warming of the two decades prior to 1998 was just natural variation"
Perhaps. How might this "natural variation" have occurred? And what has meant that it has not reversed?
I'm all for alternative suggestions but just shrugging and going "well, nature did it" doesn't seem like enough.
Look out, fanbois: One in two nicked mobes is an iPhone - cops
Re: No, put it away
It's not a lot of use stuffed in a bag.
UK falls behind in global graphene patent race
Yes, but it's not always clear which will turn out to be the key ones so there's no harm in loading up on as many as you can get, even if it is just to muddy the waters later on.
Re: And so the story repeats itself
I think it is excess we resent, not success.
Although we may have a wider variety of views on what constitutes success in the first place and what it should entitle people to.
Amazon-bashed HMV calls in administrators, seeks buyer
Re: Wonder how much tax HMV paid
"Even if they hadn't been losing money, as others have pointed out, the answer would be "as little as humanly possible", like any company worth its salt.
Seriously, I'm going to start forwarding posters like you to the "Tax Bores" section of the Speak You're Branes archive. Company in "legally reducing tax bill" shocker, film at 11."
You almost seem proud that these companies are doing all they can to limits of the letters of the law, and well beyond the spirit or the intention, to profit at the expense of, ultimately, everyone else including you and me.
People are going to lose their jobs over this over this and even if you don't give a shit about them surely you are irked at the idea of having to support them.
I see no reason to congratulate companies for legally reducing tax bills regardless of the consequences just because there is no option (or reason if you prefer) to punish them. It is done to our detriment and we should be pissed off about it.
At last! A REAL use for NFC: Bonking butler bots and oven-puters
Screen on a fridge
You could use this with a camera to check that the light really does go out when you close the door.
'Leccy-starved Reg hack: 'How I survive on 1.5kW'
Re: Ré Kettle
And you can certainly do (better) popcorn on the hob instead of in the microwave.
First rigid airship since the Hindenburg enters trials
strangely familiar ..
I thought it looked a bit like Thunderbird 2
Apple loses round to Amazon in 'App Store' name dispute
Re: Let me get this straight...
"app store" is the equivalent of "operating system" not "Windows".
Aw grandad, I asked for an iPad and you got me an iPod
Re: a simple explanation
"Take her bed away and make her sleep in the floor. That'll teach her."
Once you've piled all your clothes in a nice heap it's not that cold or uncomfortable.
Ofcom looks at contract opt-outs as users rage over price hikes
And of course they would be able to raise costs anyway - if there was genuine need they'd all be obliged to do it and we'd only be able to walk away from one contract and into another that had seem a similar raise, very few people would give up a mobile phone altogether.
Making MACH 1: Can we build a cranial computer today?
Re: Memory is the second thing to go
" Hundreds of years back from today, the fastest anyone had ever travelled was the top speed of a horse"
Well, I suppose various defenestratees (?) might have gone faster. Briefly.
Feeling poor? WHO took all your money? NOT capitalist bastards?
Re: SOrry, NO!
Upvoted 'cos you were clearly genuinely angry when typing that.
Or drunk.
Either way, well done.
Re: Howabout..
"Easy way - legalise all drugs and tax them. (Keep the quality high and at a price that cannot be matched by the criminals.)"
What criminals? Once the drugs are legal there are no criminals.
And who else would be ready to supply this new market?
The former criminals would become the new legitimate entrepreneurs and the only issue would be around collecting the relevant tax / duty.
Smuggling would therefore continue at some level but it might well be possible to convince the new industry this was something it ought to help police - the cost of doing so is easily outweighed by the benefits of being 'legit' - a competitor who was rocking the boat and at the same time undercutting your supply would be welcome to no one.
Re: Public sector
Totally with you on the banks - and it is unclear to me why it was obviously a good thing to bail them out; what would the effects have been if they had been allowed to fail?
On the public sector / tax thing you're obviously right as far as the money chain goes but doing it this way (rather than just paying public sector workers less and not taxing that income) does mean that they are affected by taxation changes in the same way as the rest of us - and as their number includes people who advise on taxation matters this is probably a good thing.
Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet creator Gerry Anderson dies at 83
Re: So many iconic designs
God I wanted those toys so much.
I did have an Angel Interceptor Airfix model
Re: 2nd generation
Brian May (and friends, including Eddie van Halen) did an EP based around Star Fleet.
I feel sorry for the generation that only had Power Rangers and missed out on Anderson's creations and the shows they inspired.
London and New York? Pfft... if you want buy low latency, move to BRAZIL
You can keep you Volga comments to yourself.
Skim read it
Says that access to Amazon quickest from Brazil.
Surely not news?
Kickstarted mobe charger 'kicked to death by Apple'
The legal ins and outs are not my forte but (as expressed in the Reg article) this is clearly behaviour that Apple's customer's ought to resist.
Whether or not is is overly bulky, unattractive or not cool enough you'd want every option possible for your power hungry devices to get charged - if this thing is going to exist you'd want it to be able to hook up to your iPhone just in case.
Dead Steve Jobs' mega yacht seized by testy Philippe Starck
Re: Always have contracts
Agree with the "always have contracts" side of things but playing devil's advocate the Jobs estate is also not going to starve and might also be expected to work this out amicably for the sake of the family.
What would Jobs say of his estate's treatment of a friend?
Canadian man: I solved WWII WAR HERO pigeon code!
"Also AOAKN occurs twice in the message. Why would anyone send the same thing twice in a message?"
Well, possibly, I suppose - if it a series of reports from different positions / observers at different times and each needed to be attributed for example.
Still this does all sound rather unlikely.
Boffins spot planet that could support life... just 12 light years away
Still if it is finding them everywhere else and we don't have any here our system is still a freak.
Quadriplegic woman demos advanced mind-control of robot arm
Re: A brain-controlled robot called Hector...
"Oh, what has science wrought? I sought only to turn a man into a metal-encased juggernaut of destruction powered by the unknown properties of a mysterious living crystal. How could this have all gone wrong?"
Micro-computer bakers open Raspberry Pi shop
Some Reg reviews
of these apps would be great.
Spanish airport cops seize cocaine-packed Bulgarian airbags
"Tabacco and alcohol are perfectly legal in the UK yet some still smuggle those products into the country."
Not in their mutilated tits.
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Dimane (Agenzia Fides) - Lebanon can avoid the many pitfalls that threaten its stability only if it remains out of the wars raging on its borders and maintain its "neutrality before the on-going conflicts at a regional and international level". The alarm for the fate of the Country of the cedars comes from the Council of Maronite Bishops who met on Wednesday, August 7th for their monthly meeting in Dimane, at the patriarchal summer seat. The bishops, under the presidency of Patriarch Bechara Boutros Rai, also addressed a direct criticism to the two opposing national political blocs - that of "March 14" and that of '"March 8" - held responsible for the institutional paralysis that is making the Country sink into a more and more explosive social and economic crisis. "The bishops," reads the final statement, sent to Fides "express their concern and that of the Lebanese people before the political paralysis that affects the constitutional institutions because of the extreme vertical divisions of the political class, polarized into two opposite fronts, that each try to monopolize power and impose their point of view". A degeneration, that makes the formation of a "government: effective and capable of ensuring stability in the economic, social and security" more and more urgent and the reaching of an agreement on an electoral system that allows to resume the practice of democracy and renewal of the political elite through "an authentic representation of all the Lebanese parties on the basis of equality enshrined in the Constitution".
On the issue of Syrian refugees, the Maronite bishops repeat that solidarity with the refugees is a "national duty". From the Maronite bishops also came expressions of homage and solidarity with the regular Lebanese Armed Forces, recently attacked in the border areas with Syria. (GV) (Agenzia Fides 08/08/2013).
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BSOD while doing nothing or just after booting.
Well, I've got a new copy of windows 7 (32 bit version) I have got 4 GB ram only 3,25 in use (like I had on the XP version, running on the same PC) and after I boot up the PC I just look at the desktop, play with some random games, create and delete folders, do some little stress to the RAM or sometimes just doing nothing. The only boot that works is safe mode and its variants
Things that I've done in the past 7 days:
-I checked RAM integrity - no errors
-Everything is up to date (drivers, everything) - it BSOD'ed even with a fresh copy of Windows 7
-I use wireless if that is a problem, found some errors about it and will post them after this list
-enabled services and disabled them VIA msconfig (toying around I found out that it WONT CRASH with any internet service on normal mode)
-I checked Windows 7 compatibility and it's 100% compatible
-Tried to update BIOS but I don't think it will solve anything anyways
-Used dozens of registry cleaners (CCleaner and lots; lots more) - still nothing
-Put a second HDD on my machine with Windows 7 same version, it still crashed, but on the other machine the second HDD works great.
Event 7001: The Computer Browser service depends on the Server service which failed to start because of the following error:
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Event 10005: DCOM got error "1084" attempting to start the service WSearch with arguments "" in order to run the server:
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You still have no dumps there.
I'd recommend you download and install all updates from windows updates.
Your bios version is very old, do update it to the latest.
Where did you get your copy of windows 7?
Btw, what antivirus are you using? I see none..maybe I missed it.
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Square Enix have annonced that a Kingdom Hearts game for the 3DS console is currently in development and should be released sometime in 2012.
Titled, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, the new game's story will be a fun backdrop to the colorful cast of Disney characters making their 3-D debut on a handheld title as it is a 3DS title we can also expect some never-before-seen gameplay elements for the series.
�With the tenth anniversary of the series on the horizon, the current Kingdom Hearts saga is approaching its climactic conclusion. The story of this game will serve as the opening chapter of the final conflict, and, as always, will be full of surprises. In order to best implement this element of surprise and discover new realms of possibility, we have chosen Nintendo 3DS as our platform. With its revolutionary new game system, this title will not only be a bold, exhilarating tale of adventure, but also a first look into the future form of the Kingdom Hearts series,� said Tetsuya Nomura, director of Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance].
King Mickey and Yen Sid prepare for an impending threat by putting Sora and Riku through the Mark of Mastery exam. Sora and Riku are sent into the Sleeping Worlds, where they will face enemies and allies that have never been seen before. If they can successfully complete the task they are given, they will be deemed true Keyblade Masters.
� Dual protagonists � Play as the two most popular characters of the franchise, Sora and Riku.
� �Free-flow� action � Enjoy fast and effortless movements while interacting with the environment and performing acrobatic attacks.
� Brand-new creatures � Dream Eaters inhabit the Sleeping Worlds, and are split into two categories: Spirits and Nightmares. Recruit over 50 different types of Spirits as allies to fight alongside Sora and Riku.
� New Disney worlds � Beloved Disney worlds and characters, such as La Cit� des Cloches (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), make their series debut.
� Story progression � With updated looks for Sora and Riku, and the impending conflict made clear, this title is a big step forward in the series.
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My healing Spec is currently 27/44/0. I did start out raiding with a build deeper in holy and then began to experiement after i was told that previous build was the noob standard build for holy priest. With this build i gained 2000 more mana, 4% spirit/haste, and alil more spellpower and mp5. I was beginning to think this was a good build for me until lately. I was brought into a 10Maly group and blame was put on me for the wipe cause i didn't heal during vortex. i was kicked after i told them it was because i'm not spec'd into CoH. My guild has been through 10/25man Naxx, VoA, OS, and Maly and currently progressing through 10man Ulduar. During these raids i'm usually MT or OT heals...rarely raid heals, if you were wondering why i didn't spec into CoH.
So, is this build really a bad build?? i keep the tanks up no probelm and i really don't have that much of an issue going oom.
And i've been told i need to go Disc. So is Disc healz > Holy healz??
i'm 2093sp unbuffed with 289mp5 and 192haste.