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e2 emeril's eatery
- Address:
135 Levine Avenue of the Arts
Suite 100
Charlotte, NC 28202Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
e2 emeril's eatery
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.emerilsrestaurants.com/e2-emerils-eatery
- Phone: (704) 414-4787
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday-Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Dinner: Monday-Thursday from 5 - 9 p.m.; Friday-Saturday from 5 - 10 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Creole / Cajun / Southern, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Brian Mottola
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from e2 emeril's eatery
Chef Emeril Lagasse's new restaurant, e2 emeril's eatery, is located at the Levine Center for the Arts in uptown Charlotte. This casual American eatery features an eclectic selection of appetizers, salads, seafood and steaks, as well as some of Emeril's New Orleans and Southern-style dishes, homemade desserts and modern American classics with a twist.Continued
Find your favorite spot to enjoy Emeril's cooking or watch the action up close: from the chef's food bar--the centerpiece of the eatery where you can interact with the chefs as they work at their various cooking stations–-to the raw bar featuring fresh seafood, shellfish and fresh shucked oysters. At the bar, select from two house punches, local brews on tap or a handcrafted vintage and modern cocktail made with homemade infusions and syrups, plus a full menu of delicious bar snacks. We look forward to making your dining experience at e2 most memorable.
Find your favorite spot to enjoy Emeril's cooking or watch the action up close: from the chef's food bar--the centerpiece of the eatery where you can interact with the chefs as they work at their various cooking stations–-to the raw bar featuring fresh seafood, shellfish and fresh shucked oysters. At the bar, select from two house punches, local brews on tap or a handcrafted vintage and modern cocktail made with homemade infusions and syrups, plus a full menu of delicious bar snacks. We look forward to making your dining experience at e2 most memorable.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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e2 emeril's eatery reviews from OpenTable diners
106 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (55)special occasion (47)good for groups (29)notable wine list (28)romantic (22)hot spot (19)vibrant bar scene (16)neighborhood gem (16)great for lunch (14)great for outdoor dining (13)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (5)great for brunch (3)scenic view (2)Show More
- Disappointed at e2JanethefrequentDinerVIPDined on 11/20/2014The atmosphere was cold,very loud. The wait staff consisted of about 5 for the two of us. They huddled and tried too hard to get us to order many courses. The fried green tomatoes had too much mayo on them. My husband's entree of shrimp and grits was too spicy and the sauce was thin. The gelato was barely flavored. They were unable to make a mint julep. The excuse was that they had no mint. In their defense, the coffee was good, the beignets passableSpecial Features:
- My Favorite Thing is the Sweet TeaOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/14/2014The mac&cheese appetizer is delicious ! The sweet tea is amazing! However, my boyfriend and I were not impressed with the gumbo nor the pulled pork bbq sandwich. However the fries that came with the sandwich were very good!
- AwesomePeanutDined on 11/11/2014Dinner was awesome , service was above excellent! Must go to restaurant !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ChoiceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/10/2014Booked a reservation to have a business dinner with two associates from Paris, France. I have known both of them for many years and they always take me to very fine restaurants when I am in Paris. They were both impressed and complimentary of the choice of E2 and so was I.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Emeril's - Missed the MarkPaulVIPDined on 11/10/2014When one dines in an Emeril's restaurant they expecet food to be "over the top"...this restaurant missed the mark. We each had three courses and the majority were an extreme letdown. The mussels were undercooked, lacked flavor and the broth was bland. The fried green tomatoes were bland and the remoulade sauce was definitely not New Orleans!!! The Braised Short Rib was tasty, however, for $28.00, one would expect more then a 2 inch by 2 inch piece of meat. The Double Cut Pork Chop (cooked in 15 minutes???) looked amazing, however, was so overcooked, we needed all of the sweet potato chili hash to be able to swallow. I must state our service was impeccable. Cassandra did an amazing job.
- Nearly perfectSGermainDined on 11/10/2014I recently met two friends at e2 for lunch. My friends are from out of state and I live north of Charlotte. This was the first time any of us had been to e2. Our e2 experience was perfect until, as I watched with astonishment, the waiter made it a priority to do a rapid clearing of my friend's entree plate. This was done without regard for the pace of the overall meal for 3 people. Later, despite the unavailability of the 1st choice dessert request, beignets, all three of us shared, and truly enjoyed, one generous serving of the banana cream pie. The only negative part of our e2 experience for me was that the waiters seemed in a rush, both to clear plates and to pick up the payment while we were still enjoying our coffee.Special Features:
- ConvenientYeahBabyDined on 11/8/2014The restaurant is close to the Knight Theater and is also very convenient to parkingSpecial Features:
- VERY DISSAPOINTED.DAVEYDined on 11/8/2014I HOPE THIS IS NOT APPROVED BY EMERIL! THE FOOD WAS SERVED COLD. THE COLLARD GREENS WERE SWEETENED. THE CLAMS WERE SO BAD WE COULD NOT EAT THEM AND SENT THEM BACK. THE ONLY FOOD WE HAD THAT WAS VERY GOOD WAS THE PIZZA APPETIZER. SHOULD BE CALLED EMERIL'S PIZZA PALACE. WE WILL NEVER SEE YOU THERE
- Excellent for pre-theaterPaulDined on 11/8/2014We always eat here when we have tickets to the Knight Theater events. The food and drinks are always good and the service is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 11-08-2014MetricGuyDined on 11/8/2014Our waiters were Matt and Hero and they did an excellant job. In fact all E2 associates were very freindly and seemed to enjoy their jobs. The pork chop was huge, very tender and very good. Shrimp and grits also very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JoyfulDined on 11/7/2014In an almost empty restaurant, we were offered seating near the service section. When we declined that table, we were seated behind a small wall near the wine cooler which had a constant hum. Our server was entertaining and accommodating and the food was good. This restaurant was chosen for its convenience to the art museum. I was surprised that there weren't more people there on a Friday night, perhaps because there are so many superior restaurants in uptown Charlotte.
- E2GoodFoodieDined on 11/7/2014E2 is an amazing restaurant with even better food. Service is outstanding, and the aura of the place is stellar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JasonJasonVIPDined on 11/7/2014We have been to this restuarant many time and had wonderful experiences! This time was disappointing! Our server was not on her game. We call this to the attention of the manager who assured us this this would be addressed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stache & CookStacheVIPDined on 11/7/2014Overall a very fine evening. Service was outstanding and the food was well prepared and hot. We would like to see a few more menu items and some more domestic white wines by the glass. Be sure and ask for a "quiet table" so you won't get seated in the bar. We did not and the TGIF after work crowd in the bar was pretty loud.Special Features:
- Top 3 in CLTPretenciousEaterVIPDined on 11/6/2014This has to be one of the best spots in Charlotte. Had a food writer (Eater) friend in from DC and he could not stop raving about this place. The items that stood out to him were: the size and openness of the kitchen, the taste (he had surf and turf), and the banana cream pie! This was a great hit and has been in the past for all the family I have brought here. If you like Fig Tree and Carpe this is on their level or higher. Top 3 for me.Special Features:
- Not Best for the OccasionTravelerDined on 11/6/2014I invited a friend whom I hadn't seen for several years to meet me at Emeril's for dinner. I am currently working in Uptown very close to the restaurant and thought it might be a nice choice (Emeril's right). I don't think it was the right choice. We arrived early and it was quiet however as the evening progressed the noise level got louder and it became hard to hear or have a conversation. I ordered the Shrimp and Grits (highly rated on Yelp) and maybe because I'm not a southerner I was not overly impressed considering the price. My friend had a chicken dish and she said it was good however there was no raving about how wonderful the food was until we decided to share desert. We got the Banana Cream Pie and it was very good. We did not imbibe as both of us had to drive so I cannot speak to the wine list or drinks. Even though I was the invitor my friend insisted on paying. I think some of the dishes are overpriced but then its Uptown. I've traveled extensively and eaten in many restaurants in many cities including New Orleans, where I never had a bad meal and this experience was only fair to middling.Special Features:
- Service excellenceWWC78VIPDined on 11/1/2014Exceptional service. All staff were friendly. Our server Trey was extremely knowledgeable about every dish on the menu. The food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- e2 Emeril's Eatery reviewSWRWDined on 10/29/2014Clean, modern decor with artistic touches. Service was very good, and the timing was spot-on (we were attending a show after dinner and allowed an hour and a half at the restaurant). My entree of Lobster and English Pea Linguini was a huge disappointment. The linguini was stuck together is gooey clumps, and there were no English peas at all. There was a substitution of tiny, hard crowder or black-eyed peas which had no color, or flavor. The lobster was the only tasty part of the dish. If the server has informed us that there were no English peas in the dish, I would have ordered something different. There was not time send it back, or reorder since we were attending a show and the restaurant was very busy.Special Features:
- Not Emeril's bestChefGeorgeDined on 10/29/2014We've dined in most of Emeril's places and looked forward to E2. We were a bit disappointed. The bar was busy at 6, but that's no excuse for glasses of wine not arriving for 20 minutes. Everything was just kinda ok; not bad, not exciting. Gumbo was more like a bowl of gravy, with hardly any rice. Baked oysters were ripoffs of Rockefellers, nothing really original or outstanding. The jambalaya portion was fairly small, the andouille chunks dry, the large prawns rather boring, and the rice flavor too sharp. Wife's grouper was good but underlying cannellini beans boring. Rice "grits" aren't grits, but they were good. Best dish may have been the ribeye cap, but that's not a New Orleans cut. Blueberry crepe was a great finish. Bam that!Special Features:
- Amazing food & fantastic serviceQueenCityGatorDined on 10/28/2014e2 exceeded all expectations. The food was amazing - fresh, unique combinations, and delicious! The service was impeccable - and made my fiancés birthday so memorable! I'd recommend e2 for a fun night out or for a group dinner - I'm recommending it to all out of town co-workers that visit Charlotte.Special Features:
- Spoil yourselfCatWacDined on 10/25/2014If you want refined cuisine and to be treated like royalty, this is the place for you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding staffdaisyDined on 10/25/2014We were in Charlotte for only the day and wanted to enjoy dinner somewhere along the Levine Avenue of The Arts before heading home. We chose E2. My Aphrodite Martini was the best I've ever had. From appetizers ( fried green tomatoes) through dessert (key lime pie), our meal was perfectly paced. The food and atmosphere was great, but what really stole the show was the outstanding service, from the young woman who greeted us upon arrival, the Manager(?) who checked on us halfway through, and our wait staff Trey ( a pro) and Hero (in training). Those servers treated us like we were special, even though we aren't! It was the perfect ending to a perfect day. We would definitely like to return there the next time we're in Charlotte.Special Features:
- Superb food & serviceRDfoodVIPDined on 10/24/2014Had dinner here Friday night Oct. 24 & what a find! Grouper was delicious and wait staff & management were attentive & friendly. We even were given a complimentary dessert wine. We'll be back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/21/2014Music too loud, could not hear folks at my own party. Humming sound from machine near kitchen. Took 30min to get appetizers. Slow service, but food was good. Definitely NOT recommended for a business dinner!Special Features:
- Great foodbpoolVIPDined on 10/17/2014The food and service were outstanding. Bar area up front made it alittle loud for my taste, but probably great for the younger crowd. Servers were great!Special Features:
- Great lunchIknowDined on 10/16/2014something that I am sure no other place is serving!! (-:Special Features:
- Satisfied and SoulfulLuvtodineDined on 10/13/2014My husband and I celebrated both our Anniversary and his birthday. Everything started out a little slow but the staff made up for it with such perfection. The food was GREAT. The service was SUPERB and we will be back AGAIN with our 5 sons.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hit and MissRobbieDined on 10/3/2014Service was excellent, including the sommelier who was very friendly and knowledgeable. My dinner date's meal was very good (oven roasted oysters and braised short rib), while my meal was sub-par. The evening's gumbo came across like a bowl of brown gravy, and the wood oven-roasted grouper was overly salty...I couldn't finish it. I think the salt came from the fish's seasoning along with the broth and pieces of ham. For me, excessive salt in restaurant meals seems to be occurring more and more. Back off on the salt and let the diner add it as needed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Double Date Night!!KFieldDined on 9/27/2014Went out with my ladyfriend and another couple that we're friends with. Started off with an two apps, the oysters and an order of their trademark barbecue shrimp....both were delicious, as expected. As for entrees.....I ordered the lamb chops, my lady got a cap of rib eye; and the other couple got pork chops and shrimp & grits for the gentleman and lady, respectively. I can say with first-hand experience that all of the dishes cane with hihh expectations, and none of them disappointed. Finished off with some banana cream pie for dessert and it couldn't have been a better ending. Wine pairings from the resident master, Dylan, were ALL on point. I highly recommended this place for ANY special occasion, even just a random Tuesday night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service1stDateEaseVIPDined on 9/27/2014We had a 2 waiters, a young lady and a gentleman named Matt, they both were great but Matt was overly friendly and he made it easy on my date an i. Plus it was our first date and Matt helped to keep the conversation playful and light by coming back to check on us and offering the Cheesecake pumpkin pie chocolate chip cake. Great time and great service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service and Awesome CocktailscallywakNYCDined on 9/27/2014While the food was of course, delicious, what we took away from our visit was that the service was impeccable, friendly and very professional. I'll give you an example: We had two servers, for a party of four, and when it came time to serve the dinner course, ALL FOUR plates were placed on the table in unison. I love that.Special Features:
- argentinefoodieDined on 9/26/2014sweet potato cheese cake with candied walnuts is enough itself to bring me back. inventive cocktails that deviate from the norm, as well as delicious short ribs. Matt delivered great service. I'll be back for a cocktail and dessert for sure.Special Features:
- Celebrated Wife B-DayBdayDinnerDined on 9/22/2014Best grits we ever tasted came from the shrimp and grits selection. Wine bottle reasonably priced. Excelent customer service. B-Day desert very well presented. Food portions on the lighter side, dont expect to leave with a to go plate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food is incredibleKimAndGreggVIPDined on 9/20/2014Walking in the door both hostess make you feel welcome with their huge smiles. Mickey the manager and Kevin behind the bar take lots of time in creating their specialty drinks. They make a tremendous drinks with wheat grass and also one with a lavender foam. I know crazy right? Lavender foam. They were both amazing. I also tried the lemon spritzer and could have easily had 3. The food is always delicious from their kitchen. We tried their gumbo in addition to the quail appetizer. Chef Mattola's special was a meat dish with shaved truffles. Talk about tasty. One of our guests claimed to have a sensitive palate but polished off the soup, salad and entree... Dillon the Sommelier has a great taste for wine.Special Features:
- BandPDined on 9/20/2014Meal and service were excellent. We were seated at the very back of the restaurant after passing open tables on the outside patio and the main area near the bar. We were back with people our "own age". Convenient to Knight Theater but will probably try another restaurant close by next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BernDined on 9/17/2014Great food and service. A nice place to take a friend for dinnerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceGregDined on 9/13/2014Food was delicious and service was great! You will not regret the trip to try this restaurant.Special Features:
- Love that EmerilDineDivaDined on 9/13/2014Great dinner before the theater and located just steps away. We split a wonderful starter and a watermelon salad. My salmon was cooked to perfection as was her grouper. Martinis were shaken, not stirred and ice cold. Crackers were to die for.Special Features:
- EhhheMacDined on 9/12/2014If you're going here just to drink stick to the wine list or beer. Cocktails were mixed poorly with simple syrup. The food was subpar... Needless to say my fiancé and I will not be returning.Special Features:
- Super!BirthdayGirlDined on 9/12/2014Great cocktails--unusual, but delicious! Innovative appetizers--we tried the pecan praline braised bacon on a bed of julienne pears--heaven! Ordered the classic Shrimp and Grits and discovered a twist there, too--rice grits! They were super creamy and the shrimp were done just right. The sauce is so good no one has any left in their bowl. Have to return another time and try dessert, just know it will be fabulous, too! The outdoor tables looked nice, but the thunderstorms drove us inside. They have a very nice Gluten Free Menu--just ask for it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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New match announced for
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Alright guys, we now know the identity of The Swarm who we've established are Jose and the two Franks, this time, lets focus on one of the two men we don't know, The Shard......
The landscape of CHIKARA is a lot like a puzzle, isn't it? Every piece fits neatly together. But what happens when there's a piece that doesn't fit?
Everything has fallen so neatly into place for you, Jigsaw. The first Cibernetico. The second Young Lions Cup. Not to mention the King of Trios or the Campeonatos you won with your maestro at your side. Maybe if all the pieces fall into place on May 20th, you'll be the next Grand Champion of CHIKARA. You'll have done it all. Won it all.
Our paths were so similar in the beginning, Jigsaw. We were a lot alike. The moves, the timing. We picked things up at almost the same pace. Almost. I was always quicker than you. Stronger, too. And definitely smarter than Kingston. Then your gang got kicked out, had to find somewhere new to train. I remember that day, seeing you pack up your car for the last time. You said to me - come along. Come to Chikara Wrestle Factory.
Why would I? CHIKARA was barely making it from month to month. I watched a tape of theirs called "Baila, Parka, Baila" to see what it was all about. It was campy and it was stupid. But I kept on watching...I kept on watching for you.
You were the last one ready, Jigsaw. The last one in the second class to debut. If I'd made the jump with you and the NY crew, I would have been ready weeks before you were. I would have been the next to debut. I would have been "Jigsaw."
All your triumphs. All your accolades. Trips to Mexico, Europe, Asia. That should have been me. All of those things should have happened to me. Every year as CHIKARA grew bigger and bigger, I saw the opportunities that should have been mine. You're living my life, Jigsaw.
You know I'm right. All you are is that mask. You think I wasn't watching you flounder in Ring of Honor? Without that mask, you'd be lost in the masses, like I was for years. I went nowhere while your career went everywhere.
Now I have a mask of my own, and it's time to right that wrong. It's time I get the things that I deserve.
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Your IMEI became 0049? maybe this simple tutorial can help you.
This tutorial just for android that have been efs backup using sgstool or root explorer.
efs backup (in your laptop/PC), you just need IMEI folder, .nv_data.bak and .nv_data.bak.md5 (you can find it at IMEI folder)
How to Recovery IMEI
- Change the file extention from bak to bin
.nv_data.bak -> nv_data.bin
.nv_data.bak.md5 -> nv_data.bin.md5
- Using wordpad open nv_data.bin, Make sure that CSC is match with your region
- Using HEX editor open IMEI folder, find mps_code, make sure CSC is match with your region
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- Using root explorer set the permission from /system/csc/ to r/w
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- Download the CSC file that match with your region and put in /system/csc/
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- Reinstall root explorer, and don`t forget to mount as r/w
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- Reboot the device
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Future Hub of Biotech: Boston or San Francisco?
San Francisco and Boston sit on opposite coasts and each has a rich history and character that make them distinct. However, they share some similarities: both cities are centers of top biotechnology hubs in the US.
According to Ernst & Young's "Beyond borders: Global biotechnology report 2012," the San Francisco Bay Area led the country in number of public companies in 2011 with 68; New England was second with 46. The two regions also led the country in market capitalization, but in this case, New England was first, and San Francisco took second.
Xconomy journalist Luke Timmerman's Jan. 21, 2013, article delves into the ongoing rivalry that exists in these regions within the biotech community. He cites from a report by the California Healthcare Institute that, of the 39 FDA-approved new molecular entities, nine came from California—representing nearly 25%.
But the article also mentioned Boston. Greater Boston has many renowned academic institutions. Specifically, Cambridge is home to Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in addition to Sanofi's Genzyme, among other companies, that have taken advantage of many opportunities for close-proximity public–private partnerships. According to Jones Lang LaSalle's 2012 Life Sciences Outlook report for the Greater Boston region, the hub was top in the nation in funding from the National Institutes of Health with $2.27 billion.
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During the cross-country instrument flight rules flight, the pilot was in contact with air traffic control personnel. The controller cleared the airplane to flight level 210 and gave the pilot permission to deviate east of the airplane's route to avoid weather and traffic. A review of radar data showed the airplane heading southward away from the departure airport and climbing to an altitude of about 14,800 feet mean sea level (msl). Shortly thereafter, the airplane turned north, and the controller queried the pilot about the turn; however, he did not respond. The airplane wreckage was located on ranch land with sections of the airplane's outer wing, engines, elevators, and vertical and horizontal stabilizers separated from the fuselage and scattered in several directions, which is consistent with an in-flight breakup before impact with terrain. A review of the weather information for the airplane's route of flight showed widely scattered thunderstorms and a southerly surface wind of 30 knots with gusts to 40 knots. An AIRMET active at the time advised of moderate turbulence below flight level 180. Three pilot reports made within 50 miles of the accident site indicated moderate turbulence and mountain wave activity. An assessment of the humidity and freezing level noted the potential for clear, light-mixed, or rime icing between 10,700 and 17,300 feet msl. Postaccident airplane examination did not reveal any mechanical malfunctions or anomalies with the airframe and engines that would have precluded normal operation. It's likely the airplane encountered heavy to extreme turbulence and icing conditions during the flight, which led to the pilot's loss of control of the airplane and its subsequent in-flight breakup.
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Oct. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market stocks rebounded from the biggest loss in two weeks amid speculation European leaders are moving closer to forming a plan to resolve the region's debt crisis, and after U.S. housing starts data exceeded estimates.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index rose 0.8 percent to 932.95 at the close of trading. India's Sensex Index jumped 2 percent while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index of Chinese shares traded in Hong Kong gained 1.2 percent as Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. led lenders higher. The BUX Index rose 0.4 percent in Budapest and South Africa's benchmark gained 0.5 percent. Benchmark gauges in Poland, Chile and Argentina advanced while those in Brazil and Mexico dropped.
Euro-area leaders assembled in Frankfurt seeking to narrow divisions to solve the sovereign debt crisis. While German Chancellor Angela Merkel this week sought to lower expectations that the crisis-fighting effort would climax at the Oct. 23 summit in Brussels, Group of 20 finance chiefs last week set the meeting as a deadline for action. U.S. Commerce Department data showed housing starts jumped 15 percent.
"Some optimism is building up that Europe's leaders will arrive at an agreement and resolve the crisis and that we will see some surprises in third-quarter earnings," said Jonathan Ravelas, chief market strategist at Manila-based Banco de Oro Unibank Inc. "Still, it's not the time to buy across the board since the risks remain unresolved."
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The Markit iTraxx SovX CEEMEA Index of eastern European, Middle East and Africa credit-default swaps declined three basis points to 301, according to data provider CMA.
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Fireweed House provides lodging for travelers who prefer complete privacy, with the convenience of an 8-minute drive to the downtown Juneau historic district. In this secluded location, there are no other visible neighboring houses.
Located on a 4-acre parcel on Douglas Island--just a short drive across the bridge to Juneau--Fireweed House offers an all-cedar Guest House--with vaulted ceilings, 2 king bedrooms, Jacuzzi bath, laundry, wood burning stove, luxurious linens, a 900-square foot wrap-around deck with gas BBQ, marble-tile and slate floors, Italian tile counter tops, plus many features including a new 5-burner gas range, Wi-Fi, and Cable TV.
Although the Guest House comfortably sleeps 4, a futon and full-size sofa can extend sleeping for an additional 1-2 children, if needed, in the Main Room.
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Jeff and Danith met in Alaska about 30 years ago and decided to share the joy and the beauty of their homes in the Tongass National Forest with other travelers. They created and established the Fireweed House and Guest House complex and have continued to improve the standard of excellence for visitor lodging to Juneau over the last 19 years.
Jeffrey and Danith Watts purchased this cabin in 1995
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This unique property is comprised of three separate homes on a four-acre parcel--there are no other such properties available to visitors in the Juneau area.
The Guest House is totally secluded but is connected by a short wetlands path to the Main House where the owners reside to provide on-sight management and travel advice if desired. In developing the property, the pristine Alaskan wilderness and the magnificent views have been maintained --yet all in close proximity to the many Juneau travel adventures, shopping, and dining.
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As we developed Fireweed House, we wanted to maintain the incredible warmth and the special touches of the Guest House, the lovely view and the ambiance of the Apartment, and the details that would convey to guests just how much we care about the success of each and every traveler's stay in Juneau.


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A 22-year-old man who was found guilty of the rape of a woman who who was with her husband in a car on New Year's Eve in Detroit will be sentenced Thursday.
Police said the 56-year-old victim and her husband were driving near Findlay and Bradford just before midnight on Dec. 31, 2012, when their car got suck in the snow.
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Warner's recent flouting of our nation's laws by inviting 19-year-old Ambar Pinto, a known illegal immigrant who goes to Northern Virginia Community College, as his guest at the recent State of the Union event, should give an indication of his far-left liberal leanings and disdain for the law of the land.
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We took the 48 hour pass which gave us three routes plus river cruise. Excellent value and a great way to see the main sites of Singapore, especially if you have never been before. We enjoyed a Singapore Ski g at the Raffles stop, lunchtime specials at the river, tranquil sailing along the river, roof top shade and also aircon lower level, extremely friendly and helpful drivers who would remind you of your stop, decent earphones that actually worked and stayed in your ears. I was in Singapore for a day and a half and this ticket ensured I saw an enormous amount,
Doing what: Singapore City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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Excellent value for money and the ideal way to discover Singapore. This gives you the foundation to know where the sites are in relation to each other so even when the pass runs out you know what is possible to visit on your own and the distances between each site. Plan your visit wisely as various locations are quite spread out. The Botanical Gardens are quite a way up but well worth a visit. You can get off and get back on the bus here but allow time for going around the gardens as they are quite big.
We got on the bus with our voucher outside our hotel which fortunately was one of the stops (no not Raffles) and showed our Viator voucher. We were allowed to board the bus which took us to the main terminal to have our ticket validated. Have a look around the shops at the main terminal before getting your ticket validated and you will then have longer to travel as the tickets is from validation and NOT when you board the bus originally. A must do in Singapore.
Doing what: Singapore City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Really enjoyable, did both the City and Heritage Tour - hopped off for a while at the Botanical Gardens which was nice, also had a Singapore Sling in Raffles, which is a must do!! Would recommend as a good way to see a bot of Singapore if you were short on time like me.
Doing what: Singapore City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
We found the routes to be well thought out and informative. We saw the Botanical Gardens, little India, the Mosque, the Chinese quarter, Raffles, the Merlion, the Singapore Flyer, the malls on Orchard, and many other sites as well. Our only complaint was that we ended up stranded at the "hub station" for over an hour when both buses went to lunch at the same time. We lost an hour of touring time, something that could have been avoided if the driver's lunch times had been staggered.
Doing what: Singapore City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
We enjoyed our bus tour in Singapore but we did not have enough time in one dy to do it justice! We got off at the botanical garden and that was that! What a fabulous place.
The only negative thing was finding the bus again having got off at Raffles hotel. In fact we had missed the connection to the cruise dock and had to take a cab to avoid missing our ship. That shopping centre is huge and it is hard to find a taxi around the stop.
Doing what: Singapore City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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Perhaps worth saying that main ticket office of Hippo/Duck tours who operate this service seems to be based in Suntec Mall which is not far from Raffles Hotel area of city ( get a local map from your hotel concierge) . Staff are very approachable and helpful .Buses take you around key points of interest with detailed timetables available Good value for money and although taxis are quite cheap this is a much more economical way of getting about .
Doing what: Singapore City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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The tour was good value - as far as what we paid - but we would prefer to pay a bit more and get a better service. There were only four of us doing the complete tour so maybe that was why it seemed a bit amateur. We checked in and were rushed off to O'Learys pub for our dinner. We had 20 minutes for this to be ordered, served and eaten although we arrived in good time. Very noisy - choice of food limited to chicken or fish and chips was ok. Probably what we paid for as the rest of the tour was getting us around in the hop-on-hop-off bus. The commentary was very hard to understand - not the guide's fault - just poor sound equipment in the bus. The Gardens By the Bay was fascinating ( I have done a separate review). Bugis st was a huge rush. The ride on the bum boat was a bit too long as we went up and down and back again picking up people before we got going. We were taken back to Clarke Quay - not the Raffles or Singapore Flyer as advertised but that suited us as we were staying at Clarke Quay. The itinerary is a bit rushed - but if you don't have much time and on a budget it is excellent value - we would have preferred something more leisurely.
Doing what: Singapore Night Sightseeing Tour with Gardens by the Bay, Bumboat Ride and Bugis Street
Enjoyable. Disappointed that Light and sound show at Gardens by the Bay was not running due to Grand Prix, road closures made it difficult to find our way to Raffles after the river ride. Bugis Street unnecessary....time would be better spent at Gardens by the Bay. Good guide and nice dinner...wine list could be improved.
Doing what: Singapore Night Sightseeing Tour with Gardens by the Bay, Bumboat Ride and Bugis Street
This was disappointing as the description on Viator turned out to be last years tour - that's what I was told anyway. Expecting the tour to finish at the Raffles hotel (just across the road from where we were staying) we were not happy to find out that it finished at Clark Quay and we were expected to make our own way back to our hotel. Seeing the city lit up at night was memorable but we didn't end up getting the tour that we expected.
Doing what: Singapore Night Sightseeing Tour with Gardens by the Bay, Bumboat Ride and Bugis Street
Note from Viator: Thank you for your feedback, and we apologize for any inconvenience that was caused during your tour. We have contacted the local operator to ensure that Viator's tour description is in line with theirs, and will update our information immediately.
Too bad we were suckered into this cheesy tour.
Hotel pick-up successfully accomplished, and arrived at booking center. Received a voucher to have dinner at that iconic Singapore restaurant, O'Leary's. Three choices on the menu: all appeared to be DOA. Really, too costly to give us a bun and sandwich set-up for the chicken? The chicken arrived in need of emergency resuscitation. Perhaps the Singapore Flyer location is not ground zero for fine dinning, but this was just silly. Onward to Gardens by the Bay, an unusual venue. Worth a stop to say that we have seen the show, but definitely not worth another visit. Not sure why we stopped at Bugis Street; not enough time to do any shopping or sightseeing. I would describe the entire experience as standing on the corner waiting for the bus to reappear. We headed to the bumboat where we were advised along the way that this would be the end of the tour. Surprise, Surprise! Our voucher said the tour would end with a drop-off at the Raffles Hotel. After asking the guide for clarification, we were summarily blown off and advised to make our own arrangements to return to our hotel.
To say that everything sucked would be inaccurate - we throughly enjoyed the bumboat ride. Perhaps the bumboat should be the focus of the tour, not the other distractions.
Doing what: Singapore Night Sightseeing Tour with Gardens by the Bay, Bumboat Ride and Bugis Street
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Updated Jul 19, 2013 - 3:19 pm
Arizona Diamondbacks acquire reliever Shawn Camp
With 67 games to go, the Arizona Diamondbacks could certainly use an upgrade in their bullpen -- a unit that has blown an MLB-high 19 saves.
Friday, the team made a minor move with an eye towards improving its beleaguered relief staff.
According to the Pacific Coast League's transactions page, the D-backs acquired 37-year-old Shawn Camp.
Camp, who was 1-1 with a 7.04 ERA in 23 appearances with the Chicago Cubs this season, was assigned to Triple-A Reno.
The veteran right-hander was released by the Cubs July 9, less than a year after he went 3-6 with a 3.59 ERA in a National League-high 80 relief appearances.
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