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It's been a banner few months for Robert Mapplethorpe fans. His one-time companion Patti Smith won the National Book Award for her memoir "Just Kids" which chronicles their time together in New York in the 1970s. Across the pond, the Scissor Sisters are curating a show of his work. To cap it all off, it was announced yesterday that the J. Paul Getty Trust and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) have joined forces to acquire a collection of letters, negatives and prints by the master photographer "further strengthening California's position as a major center for 20th-century photography."
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The acquisition is the first time the two institutions have collected works of art to share, in a partnership they formed to compete more effectively against other major museums being considered by the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation as homes for the collection. The foundation is donating the majority of the more than 2,000 photographs -- including Mapplethorpe silver-gelatin prints and Polaroid works -- and the Getty and the county museum, with help from the David Geffen Foundation, are buying the rest.
The foundation estimated the value of the entire collection -- which includes 120,000 negatives -- at more than $30 million.
The collection, which will be stored in the Getty's temperature-controlled archives, also includes documentation of the "landmark 1990 trial in which the Contemporary Arts Center of Cincinnati was acquitted of obscenity charges for including several Mapplethorpe photographs with sexual themes in an exhibition."
The Mapplethorpe Collection will join the collection of the artist's muse and companion Sam Wagstaff, a collector and curator whose archives are already owned by the Getty. Above, "Calla Lily (1988)," which is among the acquired works.


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I received several emails, following the Growing Microgreens post, about my indoor garden set-up. For those who are interested this post highlights how I set-up my indoor garden and sprouting station. Trust me you don't need any fancy set-up, or even very much space, to grow sprouts and or microgreens indoors. That said once you catch the indoor gardening buzz, I can't promise you won't want to transform your space to accommodate more!
Here is my basic set-up for my indoor garden. It is a simple metal shelf you can get at any home improvement store or online.
As you can see it is near multiple windows, which provides a lot of light but no direct sun. However, since I live in the Pacific Northwest sometimes extra light is needed. So I hung lights on the shelves to be used when needed.
Our house is nicely insulated and has double pane windows, but even still a little extra warmth is sometimes called for in the winter. Seedling heating mats do a nice job, safely, without causing your electric bill to skyrocket.
Wheatgrass, I've discovered, does better with circulating air. It can be prone to mold otherwise. I improvised and bought a small fan and zip-tied it to the shelving unit upside-down so that it would work the way I wanted it to. It works really well.
The lights, fans and heating mats all require electricity, of course. With a simple power-strip, zip-tied to the shelf, I was able to bring power to the unit. All I did was zip-tie everything in to place and run the cords nicely down the pole to the power-strip. You'll notice there is a timer too, which is helpful if you want to control your lights, or entire unit, to go on and off at specific times.
All of my microgreens are grown in trays with holes and then set in trays without holes. This way I can water, in place, without any problems!
So that's the indoor garden in a nut-shell.
Now on to the sprouting station…
I have a little corner in my kitchen designated for sprouting.
Since I don't do a lot of baking anymore I turned my glass loaf pan into the stand and water collection site for the sprouting jars (I use the lids from SproutPeople but you can easily create your own).
As you can see it is easy to use everyday items to create your own indoor garden and sprouting station!
Now, go grow your own food!
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Pros: Incredible customer service. Great price for a Skagen. Quality free gifts and packaging. Original showed up not working, presumably from a dead battery. I didn't want to risk a headache though, so I read Ashford's return policy. It stated that products with protective plastics removed wouldn't be accepted...bummer, when taking it out of the box the plastic on one side of the wristband got stuck on the box and came off a bit :( I called Ashford, explained all, and had a no hassle replacement verified w/live battery before shipping in 3 days! Outstanding!
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Amazing music, no muddy wellies and beaming sunshine? No wonder the celebs love Coachella! This weekend saw swarms of Hollywood's hottest head to Palm Springs for Summer 2013's very first festival. Despite the soaring temperatures, our fave celebs still managed to look totally gorgeous, whether sporting a punchy pout or a stunning fishtail plait. After scouring Coachella for the most desirable hair and beauty looks, we've pulled together ten red-hot trends that we just can't stop staring at. What's more, each and every one of these looks is totally DIY-friendly, meaning that uber-trendy festival look can be yours in a matter of minutes...
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Plaits at any festival have always been a total must, and this was no exception at Coachella. Perfect for getting hair off your face, this is a great look that actually works better when hair isn't squeaky clean. Check out the Hilton sisters rocking some serious Cali-cool chic with their matching plaits. We're obsessing over Nicky's Heidi-esque 'do which is ideal for ladies with slightly longer face-shapes. Great work, sisters!
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Festivals are one of the only times you can really road-test a look and we're head over heels for Vanessa Hudgen's metallic mani. OK, so gem-encrusted talons might be a little impractical for the office, but if you can't do it at Coachella, when can you?
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This weekend, the desert was swarmed with celebs rocking the three-day-old hair and beachy waves with some serious panache. This is one look that just oozes the chilled-out summer vibe, and one we can't wait to try out. To capture the easy, relaxed look try misting Bumble and Bumble's Surf Spray on to damp hair, finger through and let hair dry naturally. Don't be afraid to spray liberally here, the more the better!
4. Fringe Infatuation
Who needs a floral headband when you have a fringe?! We heart Sophia Bush's heavy fringe (and full credit to her for keeping it looking so perfect!) although Ms. Chung's easy-breezy fringe is also seriously hot. We love!
5. Loud Mouth
Our fave makeup look came in the form of some serious bold pouts. A look sported by many celebs over the weekend- most stylishly on Diane Kruger- this is one beauty trend that works really well for a festival, especially when a long queue for the portaloos/lack of mirrors means makeup application can be a little trickier than normal. Time to make your pout pop, ladies!
6. Hat-tricks
For those moments when the Batiste just won't kick it, take note from the glitterati and don a hat. Black bowlers were clearly the order of the day for Chanel Iman and Julianne Hough who managed to keep their festi-hair under wraps whilst looking seriously chic. Rock on!
7. Glowing Skin
Coachella is held in a desert, meaning it's super-hot during the day and freezing at night. We don't know about you, but such a change in temperature would wreak total havoc with our skin! Trust the likes of Alessandra Ambrosio to retain her signature glowing complexion whatever the weather throws at her. Armed with BB cream and a good bronzer, this look is totally achievable, regardless of whether you've got the supermodel genes or not! Come sunset, build up the look with a liquid highlighter on cheekbones.
8. Emerald Envy
Ever since Stella McCartney's models donned the emerald eye this S/S, this is one beauty craze that shows no signs of dying down anytime soon. Festivals are the perfect excuse to embrace a little colour, so it's no surprise that we totally loved Santigold's metallic green liner. Still scared to go green? Take note from Paramore's leading lady Hayley Williams and apply liner only on the bottom for a more subtle effect.
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It wouldn't be Coachella without the ubiquitous smoky eye. This time around, the festival staple seemed a little more grown-up than usual, as shown by Ashley Benson and Jessica Lowndes. The look here was smudged, sooty and seriously sultry.
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I'm still ironing out some cross-browser issues (but it's still better than the original darkstrap.css).
It's also when I decided to start versioning it at v0.9.0. I'd like v1.0 to be a solid release across browsers.
I'm also unsure of some decision decisions which I'd like to stabilize for v1.0.
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I'm working on a project that demands a darker theme, so I made
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The clock is ticking down on Windows XP. Microsoft will end technical assistance for the 12-year-old operating system on April 8 and effectively stop delivering automatic updates and security patches to Windows XP users. Although many consumers, small businesses and even large enterprises have already transitioned to newer and more secure systems, approximately 30 percent of desktop operating systems still run on Windows XP today and could be left vulnerable after April 8.
At Symantec, we firmly believe running up-to-date security products is a critical step in protecting your enterprise's information, systems and devices. However, even the best security products can't fully protect an outdated operating system. XP users will face increased risks after April 8 as cybercriminals try to take advantage of vulnerabilities.
Symantec's security solutions will continue to support Windows XP systems for the foreseeable future, but we strongly recommend that enterprises still using Windows XP upgrade to a more current operating system as soon as possible and protect it with a robust security solution. Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.4 is a good option that's built on multiple layers of protection, including Symantec Insight and SONAR, and designed to protect against new and unknown threats. Symantec Data Center Security: Service Advanced also offers important server protections for physical and virtual data centers that allow enterprises to lock down applications, configuration settings and resources so that malicious code and vulnerabilities cannot be exploited.
The end of support for XP shouldn't come as a surprise, especially given recent trends toward more sophisticated technologies and connected devices. Also known as the "Internet of Things," these new technologies deliver great conveniences and value – even in the enterprise – but one thing is certain: it's important to keep your information protected regardless of where it's stored, accessed or shared.


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Peanut Butter Wolf, founder of the legendary Stones Throw Records, has presided over some of the most important releases and moments in modern hip-hop history. Recently, a Kickstarter-funded documentary, Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton, was released about his iconic mecca of underground hip-hop beats. It h ... More >>
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Schiko via Stones ThrowMayer Hawthorne is a Michigan-bred dude with a genuinely soulful sound. Undoubtedly, Motown influenced the young singer's timeless melodies. His falsetto vocals can sometimes sound straight out of 1971. But this producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist is making orig ... More >>
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by Dave Trumbore Posted 234 days ago
I'm a big fan of the recently released character posters for Patrick Hughes' The Expendables 3. They show the guys (and gal), old faces and new, all having a good time on set instead of being all jammed together in a Photoshopped group shot with an explosive background. We premiered a trio of them, but now all 16 are available for you to enjoy. There are quite a few names to keep straight, but watching the cast's roll call video should help.
The film opens August 15th and stars Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson, Harrison Ford, Wesley Snipes, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kelsey Grammer, Antonio Banderas, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture, Terry Crews, Kellan Lutz, Ronda Rousey, Victor Ortiz, and Glen Powell. Hit the jump to check them all out in their very own The Expendables 3 posters.


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My guess is that of all the labels that might stick on Steve Eugster, "Cowles sycophant" is not one of them, despite the accusation from David Elton mentioned in the previous post.
Still, I think it's worth mentioning this nugget from an interview I had with Eugster last month. After talking for more than an hour on numerous issues, I asked him if he wanted to say anything about River Park Square. His response: "Oh, (deep belly laugh here) no, no. I thought that was done with when I went on the council. That's history, Jon. Let's forget about River Park Square."
But anyone who thinks Eugster, who was elected to one term on the council in 1999, is a "Cowles sycophant" should be reminded: He was the first to suggest that an investigation into possible manslaughter charges should be opened into the 2006 death of a woman whose car fell from the River Park Square parking garage and tried unsuccessfully to get portions of the garage closed. When County Prosecutor Steve Tucker declined earlier this year to file any charges related to the case, Eugster's opinion about possible charges hadn't changed.
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Former Mayor John Talbott and three others sent a five-page letter to President Barack Obama and key members of Congress asking that Mike Ormsby not be named to the district's top federal law enforcement spot because of his role in helping to secure financing for the controversial project. They claim the project was rife with fraud, despite federal investigators' determination last September that no fraud occurred in the mall's financing.
Ormsby called the letter an "effort to demonize me as a part of this project" and said some of its statements were false or misleading.
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Tourist hot-spots - for both OOT and locals
- scotcheroo Jun 17, 2010 10:04 AM
I may get flamed by this, but has anyone noticed the phenom of "local tourists"? That is, flocks of people from the burbs coming into the big-city for a night out, causing huge crowds at local hot-spots?
As a city-dweller, I annoyed (albeit probably unjustifiably) when I can no longer frequent a restaurant because it gets over-taken by its own popularity. Obviously I try avoid traditional tourist eating establishments (i.e. Old Ebbit, Hard Rock, Round Robin bar, etc.). However I've noticed that I can no longer get into several of my "neighborhood" places (Jaleo, Rasika, Zatinya, etc) because of the influx of local tourists - aka bridge and tunnelers.
While I still greatly enjoy the food at these restaurants, the crowding, noise, and general unavailability of seating (even though I normally sit at the bar) causes me to avoid them. Further, it seems that because of the popularity of these places, the service has been greatly diminished... I often get the feeling that MY patronage is not necessary when there is a bachelorette party of 15 from Olney waiting in the lobby.
I guess my point is that it is regulars like me that will stick with these places in the long run, if they don't ruin it for themselves now. Anyone else feel this way?
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
Hard Rock Cafe
601 E Pratt St Ste 2, Baltimore, MD 21202
I sometimes get frustrated at having to make reservations 2 weeks out even for neighborhood joints in Clarendon, but in a struggling economy I want these places to survive so I am happy to see them busy and doing well. And if these places do well I will get more restaurants opening in my neighborhood. So I tend to visit neighborhood places where I just want to hang on weeknights. Or make a reservation two weeks out. I often like to sit at the bar as bartenders are much more likely to recognize me and remember what I like than hostesses.
And there are always good places to check out. For example when I couldn't get into places I wanted with guests in Clarendon the other weekend we ended up American Flatbread because we could get in and had a great dinner there.
I think the dining scene has just really picked up and people want to experience that and yes it may be annoying, but without it we wouldn't be getting the restaurants we are enjoying and will enjoy.
Service issues are big with me though, but sometimes I feel like if you go in with a bad mood or annoyed with the crowd it is going to be hard for even a very pleasant server to turn that around. They want to be able to service you well it is how they make money, but I feel sometimes we need to let them know what we need too, in a polite nice way.
re: ktmoomau
Hey, because we live in the burbs, doesn't mean we are tourists. I travel into DC every day to go to work. On occasion I want to take my wife to dinner downtown. It is just as easy (easier in fact) to get downtown than it is to Bethesda. So if you have a problem, cart your postier out to the burbs for dinner and pay them back.
There are plenty of restaurants in DC where I'm a "regular" have a personal relationship with the owner, have my favorite server, etc. Let's face it, just because you live in the city, doesn't make you one of the special Washingtonians. The DC area encompases a lot more than just DC proper.
One way to look at this-when they pay more taxes, then you'll hopefully have to pay less taxes. (Restaurant and sales offsets property and income). Its a classic tourist economy.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I hate when folks from the city or Maryland come to places like Passion Fish, Eve, Hee Been and Hong Kong Palace. The NERVE!
Should we start checking ID's at the door?
Hong Kong Palace
6387 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22044
Like I said, I knew i'd be flamed..
But, my main point is that because of the influx of people, the service at these places degrades. Unfortuantely, it seems that when a restaurant becomes uber-popular, the staff then cares less about the customers, as they know there are dozens of people waiting to get in regardless of the level of service.
A great example of this was just posted in regards to seating at Mini-bar - although i realize that is a slightly different situation given that the limited availability is part of the appeal.
re: scotcheroo
Unfortunately you made your point improperly. Any time a restaurant becomes really popular, there is the potential that service will suffer. But don't blame it on "local tourists" blame it on the restaurant not being able to maintain an acceptable level of service. It would be the same problem if all of the influx was from those DC foodies who just had to be at the hottest place in town.
re: dinwiddie
Yes, if all the DC foodies converged at once it would be a problem. And, restaurants are indeed to blame.
But in my experience this the problem seems to be unique to certain popular restaurants within DC that are beacons for suburbanites. I haven't heard of the same kind of problems at places in the burbs (Eve, Hong Kong Palace, etc such as Dennis mentioned), that are now popular.
Hong Kong Palace
6387 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22044
re: scotcheroo
Honestly? You're still not seeing the bigger picture and looking at this pretty narrow-mindedly.
Obviously suburban restaurants can handle bigger crowds because suburban restaurants are bigger (space-wise), period. Rents are lower, there are actual big banquet halls, etc. How many of the truly popular restaurants in DC proper have huge, spacious banquet hall-type areas? Most of the great restaurants I've been to, the tables are barely a foot apart from each other. Oh yeah, and then there's the fact of limited space in DC due to the restrictive building codes.
City vs. Suburban, there's ALWAYS gonna be a difference. You can't avoid it, and blaming it on the suburbanites is not the argument to go with because most of them work in and are as familiar with the dining scene as the city residents.
re: scotcheroo
It does happen. Passion Fish is a good example and Volt is even better. Heck, even TECC is a great example in my book. I was on great talking terms with Jose and his Dad when they were in the trailer. Food is still good, but not what it was, and I wait longer than when he was in the trailer.
It's not just DC and it definitely is the restaurant's choice of how to handle wonderful success, and it's up to us to make a decision based on many factors - food quality being the main factor.
re: Dennis S
Ooh, and add to the list Ray's Hellburger - especially after that newish DC resident went there...
re: scotcheroo
So you're saying that nobody goes there anymore because it's too crowded?
How about the flocks of people from the city who go to the burbs? I live and work in DC. I think I rarely have a meal in DC other than lunch.
I look at restaurants two ways. Some are designed to attract people into town. The places you mention, Jaleo, Rasika, and Zaytinya, are designed to drive tourists into town to dine and eat at a scene. They are backed by popular chefs with big PR machines. Not saying the food is bad, I love all three, but saying you go to these places for the scene first, food second, and that is what they are delivering.
Then there are truly local restaurants. When the bachelorette party of 15 from Olney is holding up Yannis, then we have a problem.
I don't really have a problem with people visiting these places. DC needs the cash and I like to see restaurants in DC succeed, which makes it a better place to live. I'm ok with it.
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
701 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
re: Adam23
VERY good point about the PR machines and the truly "local" places. Maybe the ultimately goal should be to get these restaurants to focus on the food first, and how their chefs look on TV last.
re: scotcheroo
When they're slammed, they're slammed. You can blame this board, to a great extent. The best strategy is to get in early or late to avoid the crush, or try going in the middle of the week. Brings to mind that famous Yogiism, "Nobody goes there anymore; it's too crowded."
re: flavrmeistr
Perhaps it is time to sniff out good chow elsewhere if the places you mention are inundated and you don't like that atmosphere. For every Rasika that has a PR machine driving people there (from all over the world - just open up one of those in-flight magazines some time! ), there is another restaurant that might be as good or better. They are out there, and people who post on this board can help get you there. For instance, perhaps instead of Jaleo, you could try Masa 14, Cork, etc. I for one am happy to leave those places you mentioned to the hoards and try new places. I wish them well though - in this economy.
Masa 14
1825 14th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009
re: crackers
Another very good point, and this is essentially my preference now. Even though often the locations of these places are definitely less convienient.
When a favorite neighborhood restaurant or bar becomes overrun, I take it as my cue to find another restaurant or bar. I think that's just how neighborhoods/restaurants work. You move to a neighborhood because of the cool hangouts and good food. Eventually, the word gets out, they become popular and morph into something else; usually a little more trendy, almost always more expensive. Fortunately, we still live in a region where there a broad range of options and a group of Hounds dedicated to finding that new spot nobody's heard of.
re: monkeyrotica
Agreed. When a place gets so popular the staff starts acting like they're doing you a favor showing up at your table or pouring you a drink, it's time to move on. When the number of weeks it takes to get a dinner reservation exceeds the average wait time for receiving a donated kidney, it's time reconsider your dining options.
Scotcheroo - the fact that you use "bridge and tunnel" to describe suburbanites indicates that you too are an outsider - you come from NY (I don't know of any DC suburbs that are reachable by tunnel unless you mean the Metro tunnel). In any event, isn't that a hazard of living in DC - you will always be overwhelmed by some kind of tourist, be it the vacationer or the person on a short-term appointment. I'm not sure why the suburbanite should be any more offensive.
FWIW, I spend a lot of time in DC as a dreaded out-of-towner and have found no reason to complain about either Rasika or Jaleo. In fact, the two times I have been to Rasika in the past three months, I found the service to be wonderful. I have been to Jaleo countless times and have had no reason to complain. As one of the other posters said, be glad that someone is keeping these places in business.
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: UncleLongHair
The tourists we get mobbed with every weekend in Frederick all come from--DC! They're thicker'n flies up here. Flies with fat wallets. They have the place on the weekends, we have it during the week. It works out for everyone.


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- Phone: (407) 238-8619
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Dinner Nightly: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
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- Executive Chef: Greg Picard
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Capturing the public's ever-growing desire for dining experiences that provide a sensory journey venturing far beyond the palate, Siro at the Orlando World Center Marriott celebrates the authenticity of rustic Italian cuisine, shared among friends in a casual, upbeat and inviting setting. Here, in the heart of Orlando, Siro creates magic of its own by transporting guests to a piazza-style bistro that expertly blends contemporary urban ambiance and the time-honored Italian custom of communal camaraderie. The result is a dining experience that is at once vibrant, elevated and honest.Continued
Open for early evening light fare and dinner, Siro's menus draw on the diversity of Italy's farm-rich regions that inspire approachable, authentic fare, prepared with in-season, local ingredients. Siro's commitment to supporting local farmers and culinary artisans not only helps reduce the environmental impact, but ensures that it's approach to fresh, honest cuisine is absolute.
Open for early evening light fare and dinner, Siro's menus draw on the diversity of Italy's farm-rich regions that inspire approachable, authentic fare, prepared with in-season, local ingredients. Siro's commitment to supporting local farmers and culinary artisans not only helps reduce the environmental impact, but ensures that it's approach to fresh, honest cuisine is absolute.
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Siro Urban Italian at Marriott World Center reviews from OpenTable diners
18 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.6Service3.7
- Ambiance3.4Noise LevelModerate
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- Not againJmaybeDined on 11/8/2014Ordered crab ravioli it came in a spicy tomato sauce. Pizza was fine, glass of wine $19.50 was suppose to be large, was not. We were seated in an area that looks onto the lobby it was noisy. Very limited menu.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 11/5/2014Open Table misleading - expected a tablecloth restaurant with a refined atmosphere and menu. Instead, a setting much like a fast food restaurant in an airport concourse. Our table adjoined a busy hotel corridor, separated only by a low wall.
- Very nice onsite diningmommydarkDined on 11/2/2014When staying at the MWC, the onsite dining options are limited. IMO, this is one of the better ones. The service is excellent, the food is very good, and the prices are not unreasonable for a hotel restaurant (similar to what you'd pay in several other cities in the US). I had dinner with a colleague; we were attending a conference onsite. We split the roasted beet and goat cheese salad, which was very fresh, as well as seasonal roast Brussels sprouts with pancetta, which was also good. She had the burger and I had a half-order of the seasonal ravioli, both of which were very tasty as well. Our server did an excellent job of suggesting a wine pairing for our meals - I now have a new favorite wine! Very good experience overall.Special Features:
- Think againFoodieVIPDined on 11/1/2014Location is convenient in the Marriott. Food was salty, service was slow,
- Creative but not weird!JennieVIPDined on 10/31/2014We loved everything! The 4 Appetizers that chose were fantastic: Brussels Sprouts, Mussels, Tomatoes, and something else😊. The service was perfectly timed, not rushed, not slow. The drinks are artwork! Check out the exotic ice! We all enjoyed our entrees and would order them again. Take a large group or your best friend, fantastic! Crafty, chef created food that you want to eat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Most AccommodatingOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/25/2014We have problems dining out as we deal with numerous food allergy issues. It only took one short conversation with the chef and we were on our way to a thoroughly enjoyable meal. They are willing and capable to adjust their routines to satisfy their clientele. The customer comes first...what a pleasure.Special Features:
- RecommendedDburnVIPDined on 9/19/2014Service was slow, food was good. Unfortunately when I got up to use the restroom, they cleared off my table...wasn't done yet!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noisy and so-so serviceVacationFairyDined on 9/19/2014You're basically eating in the hotel lobby. In addition to that we were stuck at a table in the middle of the restaurant in the path of...everyone. And were abandoned by our server for what felt like long periods of time. The food was good but there was not even a roll or a piece of bread put out for us. What you order is all you get....and that can take time.Special Features:
- Best hotel mealLovetodineDined on 9/17/2014I dined at Siro when staying at the Marriott Hotel in Orlando. Who would have expected such great quality from a hotel restaurant. The farm-to-table menu items were really varied and wonderful. Grilled broccolini with a limoncello vinaigrette, swordfish with cippolini onions and a saffron almond purée, praline molten cake with fresh raspberries and gelato, French press coffee with shaved white and dark chocolate and a rock candy stick...... All presented beautifully in a great ambiance. To top it all off, a very pleasant server, Alyssa M made it a very memorable dinner experience for this on-business traveler. Do not miss out on this great restaurant when in Orlando.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite when in OrlandoYork123VIPDined on 9/5/2014I have dinned at Siro several times. The food is good and consistent and the service is always top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing SpecialokayDined on 8/31/2014Panna Cotta dessert was very good. Everything else was just okay. Nothing spectacular here. Since it's in the hotel, it's easy get dinner here. The host staff was not very nice. Just sit you down and walk off. The host staff are the first impression you get from a restaurant and my first impression was not good.
- Used to be betterFsunandaDined on 8/29/2014This used to be one of our favorite restaurants! The menu has changed and everything we ordered was underwhelming! I am still wondering if they changed chefs! We probably won't be coming back!
- Great waitressGG07Dined on 8/5/2014Pricilla was our waitress and was excellent the other waitresses were very friendlyI would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 65 reviews are from the Siro Urban Italian at Marriott World Center reviews archive.
- OutstandingLuveatingDined on 7/25/2014Our meal was I fabulous. We had our children with us and their portions off the children's menus were excellent portions. Our server Laura was top notch-very attentive and patient especially with our oldest child who is ASD. The antipasto we order was the fritto misto- lightly fried- oysters, shrimp and group bites- highly recommend. Our pasta was the perfect portions. Would dine here agin- even if not staying at the hotel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 6/27/2014My wife and I eat at a lot of good places, but the food at Siro was on a higher level! The stuffed zucchini blossoms were so well done and the octopus was in the words of my wife, amazing! The pasta was great and sauce, outstanding! Save room for the desert!
- Hotel Lobby GemDiningMonkDined on 6/26/2014Really great fare for a hotel lobby. Tasty meals, good wine list; very Italian. Be sure to make a reservation, or you will wait 45 minutes or longer.
- rustic atmosphere with great foodbwalVIPDined on 6/14/2014Think you are in another typical Marriott restaurant? well think again!!! While it is a very rustic feel, the food was real Italian food, from tapas style so that everyone at the table can taste all these Italian treats to the artichoke that was cooked to perfection. My husband had the veal and it was melt in your mouth! Our server was very educated in wine and the best dishes on the menu to the deserts( zeppoli's) a must have!!!!Congrats to the chef. Don't miss this gem as you don't need to leave the hotel!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FsunandaVIPDined on 5/31/2014We went here because it was convenient the first time and we keep coming back. The food is great and the wine pairing are great for a Friday night unwind. Italian done right! :)Special Features:
- Great food and service!Goodeats1776Dined on 5/26/2014This was my second visit and it couldn't have been better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stephen from CelebrationWilldriveforgreatfoodDined on 5/11/2014We went to Siro for Mother's Day. Had a great meal with some unique dishes. Service was very good. All around enjoyable meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It is OKLeelynnDined on 5/8/2014The pizza we had there was good but one of the pies was a bit burnt on the side. The big green salad bowl was a big disappointment. It was just a a big handful of spring leaf lettuces in a bowl with nothing more and was overpriced. The service was fine. I don't think I would return to try the other items on the menu.Special Features:
- ReliefGregDined on 4/23/2014Great place. Our plane arrived 2 hrs prior to the reservation. We thought we will never make it. We jumped into our rental car & rushed into the hotel just on time to our reservation. Our experience was a relief after 7 hrs travel...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulCamiDined on 4/18/2014We were on vacation and dining with our 3 kids. Our oldest has Celiac Disease and the Siro staff was wonderful at helping him choose and have a safe and yummy meal. Our other 2 boys were very happy with their meals(and they are picky eaters). My husband and I were so intrigued by all the selections for appetizers, that we ate tapas style. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and lovely. The desserts were amazing as well. The food aside, the service was outstanding. Friendly, helpful, and knowledgable. The entire experience was perfect from start to finish! We loved it so much, we ate there 2x during our stay.Special Features:
- Great Dinner, Service & Gluten FreeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/16/2014Great spot for a date night while on vacation. We were staying on site, so it was nice to not drive. My wife eats gluten free we thought we'd give Siro a try. Jake was our waiter and was awesome from the start. He was very prompt when we needed something (like drinks), patient, yet attentive. He knew the menu very well and made great recommendations for dinner once we told him what we were considering. The food was fresh and delicious. Nice mix of menu choices and good for small plates or multi-course meal. Drink selection is extensive as well. The atmosphere was good even though it was near the hotel lobby area; not too loud, cool setting and decorum. Seemed family friendly too. Best meal we had while on vacation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice italian touch!WagyuDined on 4/11/2014Everything has the smell of Italy, comfortable and kid friendly! Price is a little expensive for this kind of restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for a group!DebBDined on 4/10/2014We had a group that expanded from 7 to 14 people...they were very accommodating with our big group! Wait staff was knowledgable and very patient. Food was excellent! Would definitely recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not badOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/7/2014I had a biz dinner here. Server owners old the special...which was striped bass and was not that great...it was under seasoned and a little too crusty on edges. Charging us $4 for bread was simply ridiculous!!! Wine list is not impressive for an Italian restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This restaurant intends toLooking4greatmealsDined on 3/23/2014This restaurant intends to be an Italian gem but fell short when items were brought out that didn't match the menu description. I will say they allowed us to return the items and made the dishes to order. Thanks for accommodating siro!Special Features:
- nice placeJdporter3Dined on 3/15/2014Very good and enjoyable but like all restaurants here they move you through too quickly.Special Features:
- A favorite restaurantScottDined on 3/15/2014We dined at Siro 2 times in February and again now in March 2 more times. We really enjoy and trust this restaurant because the food is always delicious and absolutely fresh. They even source local growers for the freshest produce and items. Every single meal we have ordered has been mouthwatering. The ambiance is very pleasant and attractive. Service is always great. All our servers were friendly and courteous. Saeed remembered us from February and came by to say hello. Manager always came to say greet us and to make sure we were taken care of well. One of the times, they prepared a special cake for our little child's birthday and made sure all the food he was having was allergy-free. Highly recommend Siro. Will be back. ENJOY!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConvenientConferenceDinerDined on 3/7/2014Although convenient to those attending a conference, the food was good but it took quite some time to be offered dessert and then even longer to receive the checks. Had a drink at the bar the previous night and was pleasantly surprised by barkeeps knowledge of liquor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great take on REAL ItalianBNuts71Dined on 3/5/2014Really enjoyed the small plates. Gave our group a real chance to try the menu of the restaurant. Not only great food but the wine list was spectacular in the selection of Italian wines and what a value. Our group of 6 had 2 bottles of wine, numerous small plates, coffee and dessert for less than $50 each including tip.Special Features:
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As we take a look at Portledge School Varsity Athletics half way through the 2010–11 winter season, the girls and boys in Blue and White are putting together another fantastic all-around campaign. The Varsity Ice Hockey and Basketball teams have winning records, and there is great promise in the continued development of the Coed Varsity Fencing team and the Portledge Varsity Squash program.
Varsity Boys Ice Hockey – The premier Varsity Ice Hockey program on Long Island continues to impress by registering an overall mark of 10 wins and 2 losses and a tie at the half way point of the season. Although they were defeated by a gritty Middlesex School team 2-0 in the final of the prestigious Barber Cup Tournament in Massachusetts, the Panthers still boast wins over long time prep powers, such as St. Mark's, Delbarton, Millbrook, Vermont Academy, The Hill and Long Island rival St. Anthony's. According to several ranking sites, the Varsity Boys team is currently rated second among all schools in New York State, and 29th nationally out of approximately 130 independent schools. These are lofty achievements for the Panthers as they look toward a challenging second half of the season, which will include tough matches with Morristown-Beard and Brunswick, as well as a possible rematch with Albany Academy during the always competitive Empire Cup Tournament hosted by the Trinity Pawling and Millbrook Schools.
Varsity Girls Ice Hockey – The only Varsity Girls team on Long Island is going through a successful rebuilding process that is based on a strong core of younger players getting a significant amount of ice time. Still, the Lady Panther skaters are playing excellent hockey, which has led to an overall record of 3-3-1, and a mark of two wins, one loss and one tie in the Women's Interscholastic Hockey League of the Mid Atlantic. Critical league games with New Jersey's Princeton Day School and Pingry School lay ahead, as does an important WIHLMA weekend series versus Holton Arms from Maryland and Shady Side from Pittsburgh. It all leads up to the WIHLMA Championships, which will be held at Rye Country Day on the weekend of February 12 and 13, and a season ending match up with longtime girls prep rival Lawrenceville on Feb. 16.
Varsity Boys Basketball – It appears that Head Coach Nick Woll is working his magic again as the defending IPPSAL Champion Portledge Varsity Boys Basketball team has rebounded from a slow start of two wins and six losses to reel in five straight victories and position themselves for another run at the IPPSAL crown and a possible berth in the state independent school tournament. Led by sophomore Niyah Highsmith (Deer Park) and junior Zach Pilson (East Northport), the Panthers are red hot having recently avenged an early season loss to St. Demetrios of Queens. Their up-tempo style gives opponents trouble as they get ready for the IPPSAL playoffs with late season clashes against Solomon Schechter of Glen Cove, Waldorf of Garden City and Evangel Christian of Queens.
Varsity Girls Basketball – Slow and steady is the progress of the defending IPPSAL Champion Portledge Lady Panthers. Although their overall mark stands at four wins and three losses, the Lady Panthers have played challenging early season games and remain unbeaten (3-0) in IPPSAL play. This team is extremely athletic and Head Coach Skip Amadio has them running and gunning up and down the floor. Junior Alexa Lodenquai (Westbury) has emerged as the squad's most dependable scorer, but it is the combination of sophomore center Ceci Mulry's (Glen Cove) rebounding and sophomore guard Kristie Kelly's (Oyster Bay) speed that is generating the fast paced play. The Lady Panthers will be challenged by upcoming games against Lawrence Woodmere and Evangel Christian of Queens, before a massive home series with Waldorf will determine the final playoff seedings.
Coed Varsity Fencing and Varsity Squash – Portledge boasts two unique programs at the Varsity level in fencing and squash. The fencers are emerging as a dark horse candidate in the Independent School Fencing League, particularly in the Epee Division, while a group of young squash players attempts to rebuild a program hit hard by graduation over the last two years.


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How many people craft different blog posts tackling the same subject from different angles and designed to appeal to different Temperaments?
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A Senate bill allowing for in-state tuition for undocumented students cleared a huge hurdle Tuesday. After barely passing its last committee, the proposal picked up some unexpected votes.
The House version of the bill differs from the Senate's by still allowing tuition to be raised. The House bill would bring tuition hikes down from 15 percent to 6 percent a year.
Mizael Huerta, an undocumented student, has no problem calling America home.
"This is the only home that we know, we grew up here, we weren't born here but we grew up here," Huerta said.
Huerta was born outside the United States but spent a majority of his life in Florida. He was one of dozens speaking out about a bill that would grant in-state tuition to undocumented students. The opposing testimony got personal.
"They should return home and finish their education and help build a vibrant economy so their two main exports in the future are not just drugs and people," said George Fuller, who is opposed to tuition equity.
The comment was too much for Sen. Jeremy Ring.
"Mr. Chair, that's not how -- we're a Senate committee hearing, take control," said Ring.
Ultimately, in-state tuition arguments are not what got the bill to pass.
Lawmakers outside were celebrating Florida State Day at the Capitol. This legislation would actually cap university tuition.
The bill caps the university's ability to raise tuition above what lawmakers set. That was enough to sell some swing votes.
"The bill has a number of good things in it," said Sen. John Thrasher. "The other arguments about in-state have been made. It's time to move on."
Bill sponsor Jack Latvala hopes the legislation opens the door for thousands of students in Florida.
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The bill passed with just two "no" votes.
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On Wednesday, a bald-headed man robbed a West Loop bank branch.
By Friday, he may have caught Stanley Cup playoff fever, or he was trying to go unnoticed when he allegedly robbed a second bank while wearing a Chicago Blackhawks cap.
The most recent robbery took place about 3:40 p.m. on Friday at the Chase Bank branch at 300 S. Riverside Plaza, police said. The man did not display or imply that he had a weapon, and nobody was hurt in the robbery, police said.
He passed a note to a teller, then fled on foot, heading eastbound on Jackson Boulevard with an undisclosed amount of cash, police said.
Police described the man as a 6-foot tall, 190-pound white man about 40 years old, wearing a black Blackhawks baseball hat and a blue Chicago Bears shirt.
On Wednesday, the same man is believed to have robbed the Charter One Bank branch at 71 S. Wacker Dr., according to the FBI Chicago office.
That robbery occurred about 2:45 p.m. In that robbery he wore a black or navy hooded sweatshirt, but no hat. He did not show a weapon during the robbery.
Anyone who may have information about either of these robberies is asked to contact the FBI Chicago office, (312) 421-6700.
These were the 54th and 55th bank robberies in the Chicago area this year, according to the FBI. Last year there were 218.


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►The Taliban attack on Camp Bastion in Afghanistan on Friday was the most destructive attack on Western targets in the history of the war, officials said. Camp Bastion is one of the best defended posts in Afghanistan. Taliban fighters were able to breach the perimeter and cause $200 million in damage, including the destruction of eight jets. The attack was launched at night by 15 Taliban wearing U.S. military uniforms. All but one was killed. "Determining how it was possible for the insurgents to penetrate and severely damage such a well-defended base, particularly one with clear lines of sight across miles of mostly flat plain, will be important in determining whether this was a unique attack or one that could be replicated," The New York Times reports. How the jets were destroyed has not yet been reported.
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Divided Highways: Building the Interstate Highways, Transforming American Life by Tom Lewis.
The monumental story of the largest engineered structure ever built -- the American interstate highway system -- is told in dramatic text and pictures. This is the companion volume to the PBS documentary series of the same name.
Getting There: The Epic Struggle Between Road and Rail in the American Century by Stephen P. Goddard.
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