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A few days ago, the PLO warned foreign reporters not to use the name "Temple Mount" in reports about the Jerusalem holy site. The thrust of its argument is that the Temple Mount is located in occupied territory, and any reference to the site other than the Noble Sanctuary (Haram al Sharif in Arabic) encroaches…
Defending Violent Hate Speech
LA Times columnist sees Professor's hate-speech tweet that "If you're defending Israel right now you're an awful human being" as legitimate academic discourse.
Absurd Moments In Anonymous Sources
What does it say about both Time magazine and the Israeli Prime Minister's Office that a "no-comment" on rumors (rumors!) couldn't be attributed to anyone by name? Is there any explanation for this absurd moment in anonymous sources? A senior Israeli official reached by TIME says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office is declining to comment on the…
Anonymous Sources Run Amok
In their zeal to squeeze Hamas, did Israel and Egypt irresponsibly ignore US and UN warnings that might have made war in Gaza avoidable? I don't know. But that's what the Wall Street Journal (click via Google News) implies in a reconstruction of events leading up to Operation Protective Edge. Unfortunately, this reconstruction is based entirely on anonymous…
Gaza: What Could the Press Corps Have Done Differently?
Its' too early to tell if Operation Protective Edge is really winding down or not. Israel says it has destroyed all the terror tunnels it knows of, but the possibility of continued rocket fire looms over the Cairo truce talks. After one month of conflict, it's fair to ask, What could the news services in…
Journalists Threatened by Hamas
Hamas threatening journalists in Gaza who expose abuse of civilians.
Gaza Conflict Day 21: Hamas Threatens Journalists
Today's Top Stories 1. The IDF released its findings on the shelling of a UN school in Beit Hanoun, in which 15 Palestinians were killed. The Jerusalem Post reports: . . . Hamas terrorists fired at the army from within the school complex. The terrorists fired anti-tank missiles at soldiers, the army added. The…
The Return of the Radical Propagandist Doctor
Radical anti-Israel Norwegian doctor Mads Gilbert reappears in the media for the latest Gaza conflict.
CNN Yanks Reporter For Calling Israelis Scum
CNN removed correspondent Diana Magnay after she called Israelis "scum" in a tweet (since removed). She was in Sderot, on a hill overlooking Gaza, watching Israeli airstrikes in the distance. Off camera, a crowd of Israelis watching the night-time action were cheering, which Magnay described. But Magnay got into trouble for posting a tweet calling…
Mira Bar Hillel Minimizes Hamas Rockets, Ridicules Terrorism
Mira Bar Hillel harangues Israel while minimizing Hamas rockets and ridiculing the terrorism against Israelis during her distorted childhood.
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With eight days to go before health plan enrollment begins for 2015, the Supreme Court of the United States announced today that it will hear King v. Burwell in the Court's next term. This case challenges the availability of premium tax credits and cost-sharing reductions for people who sign up for health insurance through the federal Marketplace. Thirty-four states rely on the federal government to manage the health insurance marketplaces for their residents. This means that if the Court were to overturn the King decision from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, millions of women and their families would lose premium subsidies, and therefore access to affordable health insurance. Read more »
This morning, the Court denied review in all seven of the cases it had been asked to take up involving state bans on marriage between same-sex couples. This means that the lower-court decisions striking down marriage bans in Indiana, Oklahoma, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin are final and will go into effect immediately. These decisions also are good news for same-sex couples seeking to marry in Colorado, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia and Wyoming, as district courts in these states are bound by the Fourth,Seventh and Tenth Circuit court decisions that were presented for Supreme Court review. As a result, same-sex couples will be able to get married in 30 states and the District of Columbia. Read more »
Are you angry yet over the Supreme Court's Decision in Hobby Lobby?
As part of the Law Center's work, we track the legal challenges to the requirement that health insurance plans cover the full range of contraceptive methods. One of the latest developments is that some of the other for-profit companies that brought lawsuits are getting what they asked for – a permanent exception from having to include the birth control requirement in their health insurance plans. Just last week, a for-profit lumber business got its exemption.
I knew this development was likely because of the Supreme Court's decision in favor of Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood, holding that some for-profit companies can use religion to discriminate against their employees. But just because I knew it was coming didn't stop me from experiencing a whole new level of anger. Read more »
"I've never been so fired up about a case before," a friend recently wrote me, referring to the Supreme Court's recent decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby.
My friend is not the only one fired up about the Hobby Lobby decision. According to a recent poll, more than 7 out of 10 U.S. women voters believe that corporations should not be allowed to opt out of a law when they feel it conflicts with their own religious beliefs. And in an interview with Katie Couric, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who penned the Hobby Lobby dissent, said, "Contraceptive protection is something every woman must have access to, to control her own destiny…[Hobby Lobby] has no constitutional right to foist that belief on the hundreds and hundreds of women who work for them who don't share that belief." Read more »
Let's cut to the chase: Today's Supreme Court decision [PDF] in Harris v. Quinn is a setback for millions of women working in low-wage jobs. It limits the organizing rights of home care workers and child care providers--two overwhelmingly female and poorly paid groups of workers. Through unionization, these workers have secured better pay, training, and working conditions for themselves—and the seniors, people with disabilities, and children who rely on these workers have benefited from a more stable and qualified workforce. Today's decision doesn't mean these workers' voices will be silenced, but it does mean we have our work cut out for us – and that begins now.
The case involved an Illinois state law that authorized home care workers paid by the Medicaid program to decide, by majority vote, whether to join a union. (There are more details on the Harris case in this earlier post.) These workers provide home health services to individuals needing care, ensuring that people with disabilities and the elderly are able to stay in their own homes and avoid institutionalization, when possible. The workforce is large, often isolated, and turnover is high; allowing workers to form a union to negotiate with the state gives them input into their working conditions. Read more »
Written by Nikki Lewis, Executive Director, DC Jobs with Justice, and Liz Watson, Senior Counsel and Director of Workplace Justice for Women, NWLC
What do you call the person who can make you stay late at work, who decides who works the night shift and who works days, who works the cash register and who cleans the toilets? You call that person the boss. But exactly one year ago today, the Supreme Court said that if the person who directs your daily work harasses you, unless they also have the power to hire and fire you, the strong protections that are supposed to kick in when bosses harass their subordinates do not apply.
Right about now, you might be scratching your head thinking that this doesn't make any sense. And you would be right. But let us explain how we ended up with this terrible rule and what can be done about it. Read more »
While attending a conference on creating religious exemptions to civil rights laws, I noticed a theme throughout: a standard plea for "compromise" to accommodate those with religious objections to antidiscrimination rules. And, although I don't find arguments for religious exemptions for commercial businesses compelling, "compromise" does sound reasonable. The theory is that each side gives a little to get a little. But what does it really mean to "compromise" on antidiscrimination laws because some have religiously-motivated objections to those rules? Here, it seems that "compromise" means giving in and giving up on full equality.
In a case currently pending before the Supreme Court, the arts and crafts company Hobby Lobby and the furniture manufacturer Conestoga Wood Specialties are seeking to be exempt from covering the full range of FDA-approved forms of contraception in their employee health plans. The companies claim a right to engage in sex discrimination by denying their female employees coverage for certain forms of birth control based on the companies' religious opposition to this basic health care.
Should these companies prevail, their female employees will lose out on this important benefit—while the companies continue to cover the range of basic preventive services for their male counterparts. Moreover, because health insurance is a part of an employee's compensation for work, female workers will see their overall earnings diminish (their male counterparts will not) and still have to pay hundreds of dollars out-of-pocket for this basic health care—and often more for the most effective forms of birth control. Or, because of cost, they will either use a less effective form of contraception or forgo it altogether. Read more »
Cross-posted from Alliance for Justice.
The companies seeking to deny women access to a benefit guaranteed under the health care law—coverage of all FDA-approved methods of birth control and related education and counseling without cost-sharing—made some questionable claims yesterday before the Supreme Court. Two in particular are worth exploring, especially since they've gotten short shrift in the post-argument analysis.
The first troubling argument was that the government does not have as compelling an interest in requiring insurance coverage for birth control as compared to other health care services. Paul Clement (the lawyer representing the companies) framed his opening by talking about how "religiously sensitive" it is to require birth control coverage. Justices Sotomayor and Kagan questioned this notion, asking how far an exemption for companies with religious objections would go. What about an owner who has religious objections to vaccinations or blood transfusions? Are those "religiously sensitive"? Should a boss be able to deny employees coverage of those health care services because of a religious belief? Clement responded that this case is "easier than" those cases because birth control is "so religiously sensitive, so fraught with religious controversy" and the government may have a "stronger compelling interest [in those cases] than it does" in this case. Read more »
This was just one of the many witty slogans held high on posters at the snow-covered rally at the Supreme Court yesterday. Nearly a thousand supporters came out to tell America that women should be able to make their own decisions about birth control – not their bosses.
As I looked at all those women (and men) standing in the freezing cold, soaking wet but still rallying for hours I couldn't help but think of the women who weren't there, who believed it wasn't safe to speak out themselves -- and I was about to speak for one of them. That, and the fact that it was actually snowing in late March in Washington, DC, may end up being the two things that I'll most remember about the day.
Inside the Court, Justices were hearing arguments on two cases, Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties, brought by for-profit companies that claim that because of their owners' religious beliefs they should be allowed to break the law and deny their female employees birth control coverage.
Basically, even though 99% of sexually active women have used birth control, and we finally got a law that guarantees women affordable birth control, a bunch of corporations actually went to the Supreme Court because they want to control women's health care decisions under the guise of free exercise of religion. Read more »
Last year, the decision in United States v. Windsor represented a huge victory for marriage equality, as the Supreme Court ruled that Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act, which defined marriage as between a man and a woman, was unconstitutional. While the Supreme Court ducked the question posed by a companion case of whether a state ban on marriage between same-sex couples violated the Fourteenth Amendment, since Windsor the trend in lower courts has been unanimous: so far, 18 decisions have found these bans on same-sex marriage to be unconstitutional. The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals is now poised to address the question in Kitchen v. Herbert and Bishop v. Smith, two cases which arise out of bans on marriage between same-sex couples in Utah and Oklahoma, which lower courts struck down. Read more »
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Planning for success: TexasMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- A game as big as Texas vs. Baylor demands an appreciation for the finer details. We know Baylor can score 70 points, the Longhorns need to run the ball, somebody will play defense and turnovers and injuries will likely doom the lo...Blog | December 05, 2013
Texas survives injuries, OT in resilient winMax Olson
Survive and advance. That's all Texas could worry about doing on Saturday night. A wild night in Morgantown, W.Va., ended with an even crazier finish, when Longhorns linebacker Steve Edmond snagged a diving interception on Paul Millard's...Blog | November 10, 2013
Planning for success: TexasMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- Entering the season, Texas' starting defensive line was comprised of the following: An injury-prone former five-star end, a tall and underrated end with limited starting experience, a young defensive tackle coming off an inconsistent...Blog | November 07, 2013
Injuries keep piling up for LonghornsMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- In a no-excuses kind of season for Texas football, one fairly legitimate one is starting to emerge. These Longhorns are, quite frankly, banged up. David Ash is certainly not the only injured player whose absence has ailed Texas in...Blog | October 07, 2013
Texas at the quarter poleMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- Four games in and it's already been a crazy season for Texas. Who could've predicted this is where the Longhorns would be as we close the month of September? They're 2-2 with a new defensive coordinator, a long list of injuries and a...Blog | September 24, 2013
Texas embracing next man up mentalityMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- The best teams in college football aren't the ones that got lucky and avoided injuries. In 2012, Alabama lost five players to season-ending injuries by the end of September. Notre Dame lost two starters in its secondary for the ye...Blog | September 23, 2013
Longhorns ready in case they need McCoyMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas could be the next to follow Big 12 brethren Oklahoma, TCU and Texas Tech in altering its quarterback plan due to an untimely injury. David Ash did not practice Tuesday and continues to recover from head and shoulder injuries...Blog | September 11, 2013
Texas defense can bounce back in 2013ESPN.com staff
Travis Haney takes a look at the top bounce-back player candidates for the 2013 season. A comeback player can be bouncing back from injury, poor play or both. The Texas defense qualifies in every way. From the front to the back, the Longhorns' D is l...Blog | August 14, 2013
Focus leads to Texas pledge for ThomasWilliam Wilkerson
John Thomas (Athens, Texas/Trinity Valley Community College) should be at LSU right now, entrenched in SEC mania with a bucket full of Mad Hatter memories. But he's not because of academic troubles and, to a lesser degree, knee injuries that sidel...Blog | June 24, 2013
HornsNation Mailbag: Is Texas soft?Sean Adams
Every Friday, HornsNation's Sean Adams will answer questions from readers. Send him a question on Twitter here. @jcsexymexican on Twitter: Will the Longhorns continue to play soft and injury prone in 2013? A: Soft is an arbitrary term and I don...Blog | June 07, 2013
Vaccaro stars at UT pro day despite injuryWilliam Wilkerson
Perhaps the biggest name in attendance at Texas' pro day on Tuesday aside from Vince Young was Texas' All-American safety Kenny Vaccaro. The lone defensive back working out, Vaccaro surprised NFL scouts with his weight of 217 pounds. But he did so...Blog | March 26, 2013
Offensive line injuries stunt Texas Longhorns progress for 2013Carter Strickland
The Texas offensive line, despite having four players who have started 90 percent of the games in the last two years and another tackle who started 11 of 13 in 2012, has not lived up to Mack Brown's recent high standard.Story | Conversation | March 05, 2013
Position breakdown: LinebackerCarter Strickland
AUSTIN, Texas -- Jordan Hicks has been given time to heal. The rest of the Texas linebackers have had to lick some wounds as well. Now all of them -- although just how much Hicks participates in the wake of his season-ending hip injury remains in ...Blog | February 20, 2013
Texas Longhorns running back Malcolm Brown fights for playing tim...Carter Strickland
Texas has a stable of outstanding running backs, which is one of the reasons why Malcolm Brown is struggling to get carries since returning from injury.Story | Conversation | November 28, 2012
Texas 10: Week 13 power rankingsHornsNation staff
Each week, HornsNation will rank Texas' top 10 performers of the season up to this point: 1. DE Alex Okafor: The ankle injury Okafor suffered against TCU served as a necessary reminder that he's the most irreplaceable cog of this Texas defense, bo...Blog | November 26, 2012
Texas' Jordan Hicks to miss rest of seasonMax Olson
AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas linebacker Jordan Hicks has officially been ruled out for the season and will seek a medical redshirt. The junior outside linebacker suffered a hip injury during Texas' 66-31 win over Ole Miss on Sept. 15 and hasn't played i...Blog | November 19, 2012


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Activate Abroad :: November 22, 2014
A fun party by the Young Professionals Engagement Committee for the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission to create consciousness of the abuse towards the LGBT community in the 80 countries around the world where gayness is still illegal.
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2014 Aspen Gay Ski Weekend Downhill Costume Parade And Contest Part 3 :: January 17, 2014
Our EDGE photographer had such a great time in Aspen that she couldn't resist sharing a few more photos from Gondola Plaza. Enjoy!
Odyssey Awards 2014 @ Escuelita Bar :: November 16, 2014
Odyssey NY magazine presented its third Odyssey awards at Escuelita Bar in NYC, awarding many categories in nightlife events. All the big names in the LGBT industry came by to celebrate and to perhaps win an award.
Women's Event 17 @ Cipriani :: November 15, 2015
Hundreds of women gathered at the new Cipriani in Manhattan for the Women's Event 17, a fundraiser for women's programs at the LGBT Center. Honored at the event were feminist icon Gloria Steinem, New York Assembly member Deborah J. Glick and Prudential.
2014 Aspen Gay Ski Weekend Downhill Costume Parade And Contest Part 2 :: January 17, 2014
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2014 Aspen Gay Ski Weekend Downhill Costume Parade And Contest Part 1 :: January 17, 2014
This fun adventure was held at Gondola Plaza, with comedic host Miss Richfield 1981 and hysterical judges. The crowd enjoyed watching the costumed skiers come down the hill accompanied by the music of their choice.
Cielo Service @ Cielo :: November 9, 2014
John Blair and Beto Sutter in association with DJ Escape presented Cielo Service, where old school meets new school and everything in between. With DJ's Escape and Stephan Grondin.
Spunk Anniversary @ The Monster :: November 6, 2014
Luis Gomez presented the Spunk two year anniversary at The Monster. With special guests Austin Wolf and Atlas, hostess Honey Davenport, lap dances, pole dances and giveaways from Andrew Christian, the night was a great success.
HalloQueens, A Haunted Warehouse :: October 31, 2014
Susanne Bartsch' special Halloween event HalloQueens, in Long Island City, Queens, was, like all of her events, an over-the-top display of creativity. With amazing costumes, live art installations, the best DJs, and an impressive list of hosts.
2014 Aspen Gay Ski Week Mario Cantone Live @ Belly Up :: January 16, 2014
Mario Cantone, star of Sex in the City, performed at the legendary Belly Up, for the enjoyment of the Aspen Gay Ski Week crowd.
NYC Halloween Parade :: October 31, 2014
The 41st annual NYC Halloween parade with its hundreds of puppets, bands, dancers, artists and thousand of others in costumes of their own creation makes it the nation's most wildly creative event of the year.
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In 1970, counterculturalists Lilian and Ken Horler founded Sydney's legendary Nimrod Theatre. The now defunct venue was meant to serve as "a tiny revolutionary space to make Australian plays, without kowtowing to British imperialism," explains the Horlers' only child, Sacha, with whom Lilian was pregnant at the time. It's only fitting that 29-year-old Sacha Horler inhabits the lead female role in Praise, an exceptional new movie that spits in the face of today's rightist Australian establishment. Adapted from Andrew McGahan's Bukowskian 1992 novel set among the down-and-out in a seedy Brisbane boarding house, the film probes the underbelly of conservative Queensland's sunny, extroverted, no-problems-mate culture.
The leading man, Gordon (Peter Fenton), is a druggie, a drunk, and a heavily asthmatic chain-smoker with zero ambition and a tiny dick, while Horler's substance-abusing Cynthia is a vociferous, dominant rebeltubby, with a bad bleach job, severe eczema, and "an enlarged clitoris from steroids"who stops at nothing to get what she needs. For example, sex with lethargic Gordon on demand. (She's a top.)
"On a bad day, Cynthia is a wildly exuberant, dangerous woman with many addictions and in serious need of help," says the vivacious, hazel-eyed Horler. "But on a good day, she's the one you'd want to talk to at a strange soiree. John [Curran, the director] said she had to have this aggressive maleness, but she couldn't be repugnant. And I don't think she is. I have natural empathy for a woman falling in love with a guy with asthma and going, 'Can we have a relationship? I know I'm a bit of a monster.' "
As a teen, Horler studied at a Sydney clown school called Pippi Longstocking, and unconventional parts followed even when she attended the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art. "I'd end up being the loud, funny girl," she recalls. Horler could run the risk of being stereotyped as a ball-breaker. In the upcoming My Mother Frank, for example, she plays "a [Sydney] North Shore mother of two who wears a lot of white and is always bossing people around." But she's not worried. "What I find in these extraordinary characters is a kind of directness. I once had a whinge to a director friend about how I'd prefer to play the ingenue. He just looked at me strangely and asked, 'Really? What is wrong with typecasting when there is something wonderful to play?' You know what? I end up making something fun out of the parts I get."
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A passenger should not need TSA's app to know that a gag gift made to look like a bomb wouldn't be allowed on the plane. (TSA agents confiscated this one in July.) But for more conventional objects such as knitting needles, it provides fast information. (TSA photo)
The Transportation Security Administration has added a search capability to its mobile application home page in hopes of making it easier for travelers to identify what items can and can't be brought aboard aircraft, a perennial problem for the agency.
TSA officials announced the addition a few days ahead of the Labor Day weekend.
The "Can I Bring My ___" function of the MyTSA app searches more than 3,500 specific items in its database. Passengers can fill in the blank with any words they wish in search of a match. Many of the items in the database were suggested by passengers.
TSA's app brings up match suggestions for users after they type the first three letters of an item, and clicking on a suggestion provides an immediate answer on whether it can be taken on a plane.
However, because items have different names and wireless device keypads are not always easy to use accurately, being what they are, the agency said if users don't get any items in a search, or an "item not found" response comes up, they should re-type the name to ensure they spelled it correctly.
Users also have to eliminate unnecessary qualifiers. The app suggests, for instance, that users type "knitting needles," rather than "my knitting needles," or "light saber" instead of "my son's light saber" toy.
Even with the app, TSA continues to encounter plenty of banned items. Loaded handguns, stun guns and inert grenades turn up at airport security checkpoints every week. TSA said it found 44 guns in passenger carry-on bags, 39 of them loaded, during the week of Aug. 26. In July, TSA officers in St. Petersburg, Fla., found a gag retirement gift crafted to look like an improvised explosive device in one passenger's luggage.
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Blue Point Restaurant - Bloomington
- Address:
4400 West 78th St
Bloomington, MN 55435Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Blue Point Restaurant - Bloomington
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://bluepointrestaurantandbar.com/
- Phone: (952) 767-9711
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday through Friday 11-2:30pm
Dinner: Monday through Thursday 4:00 - 9:00 and Friday and Saturday 4:00 - 10:00
Happy Hour: Monday through Friday 2:30-6pm, Saturday 4-6pm
We are closed on Sundays.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Fusion / Eclectic, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Wilson Saltos
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Lunch catering for up to 100 available.
A word from Blue Point Restaurant - Bloomington
The Blue Point is an upscale, fresh-only seafood restaurant, offering creatively prepared, chef-driven food in a contemporary atmosphere. We pride ourselves on our personable and attentive service, the freshness and quality of our food, and our award-winning wine selection. In addition, we have the best happy hour in town, boasting great deals on oysters and our sixteen ever-changing craft beers on tap. Stop in for a business lunch, family dinner or call to book your next large group function.Continued
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Blue Point Restaurant - Bloomington reviews from OpenTable diners
54 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (27)special occasion (25)notable wine list (15)good for groups (14)great for lunch (11)romantic (10)neighborhood gem (6)vibrant bar scene (6)kid-friendly (1)great for brunch (1)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Dinner at Bluepoint Resturant, Bloomington, MNDinnerDined on 11/19/2014I met a friend at the restaurant for dinner. Got there at 5:30 and was immediately seated. We were greeted by our server, Lea. She was awesome! Very energetic, helpful and engaging! The restaurant was rather quiet which was great for conversation without having to strain in order to hear. The food was excellent. The fish was fresh and cooked to perfection. I would recommend this place to everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchChezDined on 11/18/2014I had the salmon and salad. It was probably the best prepared salmon I have ever had. A bit pricey for lunch. Will definitely go back. Our server was very attentive. Never felt rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food quality not meeting price levelussohioDined on 11/15/2014We went to Blue Point for our anniversary. At this price level, I expect far better food and service than your neighborhood Applebees. Blue Point delivered adequate food and adequate service, but it was more appropriate to a restaurant a couple of price levels down. - Maryland Blue Lump Crab Cake: good, not fabulous. - Spring Salad: My wife enjoyed this. - New England Clam Chowder: At the advice of our server, I ordered this. It should be called potato chowder, because there was exactly one 1/4" by 1/4" piece of clam in my chowder, and no clam flavor. For a restaurant highlighting their clams, this was highly disappointing. The chowder tasted very starchy & needed a significant amount of pepper to quash the starch flavor. - Gulf White Shrimp and Maine Scallop Risotto: My wife ordered this. It was very well prepared, and I sampled the shrimp, risotto, and part of a scallop. My wife loved the preparation, and I found it quite good. The scallops were especially tasty. - Mexican Red Grouper: The blackened grouper was quite tasty. The rest of the plate was subpar. The soba noodles were drenched in soy sauce (not mentioned in the menu), making an awful taste combination with the grouper. The shiitake mushrooms? Three slices of mushrooms. Why mention the few mushrooms on the menu and not the 1/2 cup of soy sauce? - Flourless Dark Chocolate Cake: The cake was okay, but a bit dry (like a brownie that had been sitting in an uncovered pan all day). - Service: The server seemed to be only interested in pushing a higher bill. We asked for wine suggestions, and she (conveniently) suggested the highest price white & red wines. She was visibly disappointed that we ordered a single desert to split, rather than one desert each. She also didn't bring a spoon for my soup until I asked. It wasn't busy that night, either. - Price: For $90/person, I expect great food and great service. I've had better at Applebees. Overall, I'd skip Blue Point and find an alternative.
- We were disappointed this trip to Blue Point.NancyetcVIPDined on 11/15/2014Two people had appetizers - I heard that clam chowder didn't have any clams in it. The oysters were just okay. All of us had a cesear salad. And, if you requested no anchovies all the salad amounted to was lettuce, croutons and pretty boring dressing. We all had fish entrees and were not overly impressed. Halibut, swordfish, and one other was had by our group - I can't remember the other fish. Key lime pie was okay. I don't think any of us will be going back any time soon.
- BusinessdinnerDined on 11/11/2014Had a great time with great food. I dont have anything left to say.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Open atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/11/2014Very attentive staff. Excellent customer service. Super location with nice parking. The menu needs work. There isn't enough value in the food items we ordered for our lunch, case in point, if you are paying over $10 for a blt sandwich, there should be much more than just a few thin strips of bacon on it. Everything else was just fine. I do appreciate the staff. Great work.Special Features:
- Nice Surprise!dejadaDined on 11/5/2014This was my first visit and I was pleasantly surprised. Our meals were delicious, the server was marvelous and we enjoyed the evening!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So-soJillyinmnVIPDined on 11/1/2014We went for the advertised prime rib special, there were four of us. We were told she would have to reserve them because they had a limited quantity. We also brought a couple of bottles of wine to have with dinner, our serer told us that they have a rule about byob and it is only one table per party. WEIRD rule, first time I had ever heard of it. The prime rib was bland, nothing special at all. For nice expensive dinner out, we will stick to our go-to's Ruths Chris, Pittsburgh Blue and Capital Grill.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/1/2014Totally bummed out as they advertised Stone Crabs by email and two days later -we ate Sat evening early- They were out and told us after we sat and ordered wine and the meal. Then they said they were out. That was the specific reason we decided to eat there. They could have said something at the door or before we had the other wine and bread plate. Terribly disappointed. Lousy chef ordering if they don't last three days.Special Features:
- Great AnniversaryAnniversaryDined on 10/22/2014We enjoyed the Shrimp Cocktail and the meal which incorporated squash - Fantastic! The service has always been wonderful and I like the location - easy in & easy out. Perfect for our anniversary dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TerriTerriDined on 10/13/2014Great food and service! Will recommend for sure! Leah our server was just great. Her knowledge and reccomendations were impressive........ And oh so friendly! Wine list was good. Kudos to the chef for the mixture of spices to the fresh seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect special occasionNoshaboutownDined on 10/11/2014Our message had gotten through to staff about special occasion and they took excellent care of us. Wait staff attentive and all of us very happy with our dishes. Prime rib special was excellent. Appreciated that the noise level wasn't so loud that we could have conversation with out raising our voices, making for a an intimate celebration with friends. Nice selection of wines and our wait-person recommended a now new favorite, Educated Guess.Special Features:
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/11/2014Shrimp gumbo had few shrimp and tasted more like a pasty, floury Creole vegie mixture. However, the service was excellent. Next time, we'll just stop for fresh oysters and beer or wine at the bar and go elsewhere for our dinner.
- Great night!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/11/2014The restaurant was not too busy, we had a great waiter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the fishHatetocookDined on 10/1/2014Great experience for a special birthday with my husband. The food and service were wondeful. However, with a bad knee and a cane I didn't appreciate the long walk to a building lobby restroom because there isn't one inside the restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, service and roomyMNDinerDined on 9/17/2014We really enjoyed our family birthday celebration at Blue Point. The food was great along with the service. We need handicapped accessibility and Blue Point was the perfect venue. No stairs or threshold problems and plenty of room between the tables and other fixtures.Special Features:
- my overall experience.markDined on 9/16/2014The food was good but a bit too artsy for my taste. Not enough basic entrees as it seemed everything had to be over the top. For example my wife had the tuna and it was sushi like and overly spicy. Too over the top. My duck with scallops was very good but what i would have really liked was a simple offering of steak and scallops, or a seafood prepared well with nice accoutrement like a basic baked potato. The service was very good. Wine liat impressive. Expensive though so don't be shocked. I think if they toned down their zeal a bit they would fit more what most minnesotans would like.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Seafood RestaurantSteveofoto1VIPDined on 9/12/2014Not nearly as busy as the Wayzata location. Same good food and service. Excellent drinks and wine list.Special Features:
- Fantastic Seafoodt6flyerDined on 8/30/2014This was our first time dining here. A friend recommended it. The food was all excellent and delicious. Our server was attentive and efficient. I plan on returning with more family to have another enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EXCELLENT CHOICECharlestonlocalVIPDined on 8/27/2014The halibut offered was extraordinary: super fresh, extremely well prepared, beautiful presentation -- delicious!Everyone in our party of 5 enjoyed their meeal, and we all were impressed with the service. Beautiful place, too.Special Features:
- a wee over cookedOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/23/2014We had the Saturday lobster special and a New York Strip. The lobster was over cooked and chewy. The steak, although tasty, came medium. It was ordered medium rare. Dessert was comp'd. Key Lime and Crème Brulee were excellent.
- Far from the expectedtivnetDined on 8/12/20141. They have 6 or 7 types of oysters there. I am not that big expert, so I do not know all the names. When I started asking about all the names, I expected the waiter to a) know "who is who" and b) show me how the oysters look (large, small, thin, thick and so on). I made the choice, and got 4 "something". Only one was good. 3 others I'd skip. Still do not know which was the good one. Anyway, do not order the $2 one and take only the $3.75. 2. There was absolutely no taste in any dish we ordered (party of 6, and each one ordered something else). The fish was prepared with absolutely no "chef's talent". Just a fish. And, on top of it - tons of SOY SAUCE! That's all. That's a shame for a "seafood" restaurant. 3. "Out of" soft shell crab. Boo!
- Truly excellent!JackJodellVIPDined on 8/8/2014From John at the door to the very friendly Mary and Corrie as our servers, to the superb shrimp cocktail to the unsurpassably exquisite Oysters Rockefeller to the scrumptious Maryland soft crab, THIS is definitely THE place for consistently good, FRESH seafood! I try to go there as often as I can, and I am never disappointed! Hats off to all of this establishment'sSpecial Features:
- Great food and serviceREW62Dined on 8/1/2014Had friends coming from out of town and wanted them to have a great experience dining so brought them to Blue Point. We had a great time, the food was wonderful, cocktails excellent, great selection of wine and near perfect service.Special Features:
- Always a great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/1/2014Best Twin Cities seafood, bar none (unless it's Blue Point Wayzata)! Attentive waitstaff, fun and lively bar scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 478 reviews are from the Blue Point Restaurant - Bloomington reviews archive.
- Great lunchJhmndVIPDined on 7/21/2014Wonderful menu with great variety. Had a business meeting. Quiet but upbeat environment. New menu from my last lunch. Impressive.Special Features:
- SurprisedadminDined on 7/19/2014We eat out often at high end restaurants. We expected a much better meal at Blue Point. Compared to some of our favorite restaurants, Blue Point didn't come close. We had lobster and salmon. Both meals were just okay - expensive for the quality and presentation. The waitress spilled water and left over melted butter on my plate. I had eaten about half my meal. I was given another small portion of salmon, but potatoes and veggies were not replaced. The restaurant was quiet for 7:00 pm, that should have given us a clue as to its popularity. We will not return.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/12/2014The food was great once we got it. Two servings of crab cakes and a bowl of soup had to be sent back because they were lukewarm. Not good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrokeDadDined on 7/5/2014Food and service were very good. However it was more expensive than we anticipated, it was listed as "$$" but realistically should be "$$$"Special Features:
- A Hidden GemNYaklichVIPDined on 6/27/2014We've never been disappointed here. A great hidden gem on the north frontage road of 494 just beyond France.Special Features:
- Not what I remembered from WayzataxxxxDined on 6/26/2014Made a reservation and with plenty of other seats, everyone seemed to be seated along a bank of booths next to kitchen. Kitchen noise made conversation difficult. Had a seafood stew. While flavorful, I wouldn't say it was spicy given claim of server. Serving was small considering price and mussels were minute. Glad I didn't order the bowl of mussels. I haven't been to Wayzata location in awhile but I had very good meals there. This was disappointing even though I was hoping to frequent this location. Service was attentive.
- Eh, I've had bettereastbankDined on 6/11/2014Was really excited to try this place out. Overall the food was good and the service even better. However, for the price, the food should be of a much higher caliber.
- DisappointingdisappointedDined on 6/7/2014food was not the same quality as our last visit. The service however was exceptionl
- Blue PointPepeDavidDined on 5/29/2014Blue Point is a consistently good restaurant. They cook their fish very well and the restaurant appears clean. A great lunch spot, I will need to try it for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- frequentdinerVIPDined on 5/23/2014The food is very fresh and quite good and the service was, by and large, pretty good. We had to wait a while for someone to come to our table, and she didn't stop by very often, but overall it was just fine. Our biggest disappointment was how empty the restaurant was on a Friday night. At most, 1/4 of the tables were filled for a 7 p.m. reservation. There wasn't much vibe here and that detracted from our experience.
- Business DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/12/2014We had an excellent dinner with a respectful waiter who did not interrupt us as we were talking business. The service was efficient and the food and beverages were very good. This is the third time I have been there and each time has been a very consistent experience. The fish is outstanding and the pairings with each meal were very tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good fish placemikeDined on 5/12/2014Enjoyed several seafood items:oysters Rockefeller,claim chowder(delicious with noteable sherry flavor),Halibut on pureed yams as well as some great vodka martinis. Bread was made on site and was just like homemade -raisin rye and white !!All items were well presented and tasty.Reasonable portions and price seemed about right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mothers Day dinner at Blue PointOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014We enjoyed an excellent quiet mother's day dinner at Blue Point in Bloomington. Mussels were excellent. Server was relaxed, pleasant and knowledgeable. Food was excellent and arrived quickly. Very good wine selections. Moderate priced entrees. Quiet atmosphere made conversation easy and spacing of tables kept it private as well. Overall very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Was as great as recommendedMonkeyBillDined on 5/10/2014I had heard nothing but good stuff about this restaurant and they did not fail to meet every standard. My wife and in-laws are very knowledgeable when it comes to wine and thought this was one of the most diverse wine lists in the Twin Cities. Would definitively return for any occasion.Special Features:
- Saturday nights rock!NanamissBVIPDined on 5/3/2014I did not know about the Saturday night special so I was surprised and delighted. We loved it and will go back often even though it is a drive of 25 minutes for us. Worth it!Special Features:


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Aaron is the default parent (yes, I'm using the term "parent" because "owner" sounds too sterile for the type of loving relationship I have with my fur babies) to take our dogs to the vet during emergency situations, because I am NOT good with blood and, you know, not panicking. But I started taking our pets to the vet for all non-emergency purposes, because I'm the parent who works at home. In theory, it's easier for me to be the vet person because my schedule is flexible.
Now, Aaron always reported perfect behavior from Jackson during his vet visits. But the last few times I took Jackson, he'd get panic-y in the waiting room, cowered from all vet employees, and bared his teeth at our usual vet!
WTF, Aaron, you liar! Our baby is a god-damn monster. And he really hates our vet. I have no idea why — she's a totally sweet lady who always speaks gently to him and gives him treats. And he's NEVER been one to hate people. Other dogs while on a leash, yes. But people? No. (Well, except for that one guy once… thank gawd.)
So this time, when Jackson's weird bacterial infection on his neck refused to heal up completely, and seemed to be getting worse, I begged Aaron to resume his role as "the vet parent." Jackson's shitty behavior and my anxiety was making the visits way too stressful for me. And I suspected that my anxiety may even be triggering Jackson's mood.
Aaron obliged, and took off work to be a good parent. I wished him luck as he left the house, even suggested he take the muzzle that had come in handy last time.
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Aaron reported perfect behavior from Jackson! Jackson walked into the waiting room and sat like a good boy. He walked into the exam room and didn't cower at all. And when the vet came in there was nary a lip raise, and in fact, he gave her a freaking kiss at the end!
So yeah, it's me. I'm the problem. At home, I'm the dominant one, while Aaron is the sucker they walk all over. But at the vet, my anxiety disorder, and my fear of all things medical, turns me into a scared weakling, and my sweet boy into a scary monster. Take me out of the picture and — in the same setting, with the same people, and with the same medical issues — Jackson is a the perfect patient.
Sometimes it's not just "bad owners that make bad dogs," sometimes it's good owners with bad anxiety. I'm sorry, Mr Jackson.
So, who else have pets that reflect your own bad habits? Have they helped you get over your issues, or have you — like me — found ways to pass off certain pet parental tasks? How are you balancing you and your pets' conflicting behaviors?