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Avid cyclist Tom Scribner recently connected with Bruce Weber who is blogging about his cross-country bicycle trip for The New York Times at nytimes.com/intransit.
Since Tom's pretty familiar with the terrain hereabouts, he proposed to ride along with Bruce and map the trip from Walla Walla to Pomeroy via Starbuck on back roads. In the kind of August heat we're all familiar with but Bruce is not.
Bruce reported in "Life is a Wheel," an Aug. 14 full-page article about this segment of his journey, that he hit a wall after the first 500 miles.
"Before long, I crossed an invisible threshold, 500 miles since I left Astoria, Ore., bound for my apartment in Manhattan. But it was short-lived exhilaration. With the temperature north of 90, I began to fade. Big time."
Because of the grueling conditions of high temperatures and torturous hills, he said he needed to dial his sights back a tad and not expect to cover 60 miles every day. At least not until he was in better condition, and that was after training on rides of 20 to 40 miles at a shot over mostly flat roads.
He said Tom, a lawyer in Walla Walla, provided a ride that "especially early on, was lovely, winding through vast, remote fields of soft white wheat (the kind used for noodles rather than bread, I was told). To our satisfaction we were accompanied by a cool breeze.
And Tom's wife, Margo, an adjunct assistant professor of English and general studies at Whitman College, rode the first 15 miles with them before turning back to town to begin her day.
Bruce learned about "bonking," when you "feel the strength drain out of you (and) ... suddenly lose the wherewithal to proceed.
"Tom, a stronger cyclist (and thankfully a patient one), was fine, but I needed three or four rest stops, soaking my head from my water bottles on the mostly shadeless roadside the last 13 miles to Pomeroy; I took an awkward fall starting up after one of them."
After channeling Samuel Beckett, who got bonking - "I can't go on, I can't go on, I can't go on, I'll go on," Bruce summed up the first 500 miles with this - "So slap me if I'm getting too serious. In Pomeroy I had my second milkshake of the day. I don't believe that I've ever had two milkshakes in one day in my life. There's another landmark for you. How tragic could any enterprise be that requires two milkshakes?"
After sharing the road for two days, Margo collected Tom at Dusty for the return to Walla Walla while Bruce powered on. He's doing OK, so far, as his last post on Aug. 23 said he had made Glendive, Mont., and the North Dakota Badlands.
Many will remember the Rev. Otto Koltzenburg, 60, who lived in Walla Walla for 14 years while pastoring Assumption Catholic Church from 1988 to 2002.
Father Otto recently published "The Secret Code of the Monks: Monasticism in History," an endeavor he undertook after settling in Leavenworth, Wash., three years ago.
His interest in the subject came from his childhood in Germany. Born in Rohr in 1950, his village is referred to in 1,000-plus-year-old documents when the town was guided politically and spiritually by the Benedictine Abbey of Pruem. St. Wendelin, a hermit from the Middle Ages, is the village's patron saint.
He and three brothers grew up in this strong, traditional environment where the people remain faithful to the Catholic faith's religious customs.
He studied theology in Wuerzburg and was ordained to the Catholic priesthood in 1981 in Spokane.
While at Bavarian monasteries, he studied theology for six years. "You get familiar with monastic life," he told Ian Dunn, editor with The Leavenworth Echo. "This has triggered my interest. I have been interested in the life of a monk and I have made it my own."
His book chronicles monasticism through the ages and gives a historical account of how politics and religion have intertwined.
"It's not that I am only focusing on contemplation because I have a rather extensive chronology, which always combines historical circumstances, which are political. Monks had to change gears and shift and adapt."
He also examines the Muslim religion and other kinds of monasticism. The book may have a European flavor, but, "The American reader has a good sense of the new world, of American history, which is very valuable and an inspiration for the world," he told Ian. "But from a European background, it is also important to look at the broader picture."
Father Otto's book is available by contacting him at 234 Mine St. No. A, Leavenworth, Wash., 98826, 509-548-5617. The $16.95 price includes shipping and handling. Online see www.sanjuanbooks.com or amazon.com, or email firstname.lastname@example.com .
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ANKARA - Spain's Real Madrid have defeated German team Bayern Munich 1-0 in their home ground Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in the first leg game of UEFA Champions League semi-final stage played.
Real Madrid were victorious on Wednesday night thanks to a goal scored by their French forward Karim Benzema in the 19th minute of the clash.
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Lunch gathering...with difficult constraints
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- joshuacherry Feb 12, 2007 08:35 AM
Good morning all,
I have a difficult problem to propose, that may not have a solution. I figured if Chowhound can't solve it, no one can.
Senario: This weekend a group of us are going to the Chicago autoshow. The group is blending of different social circles, so I thought lunch would be a good place to have everyone meet everyone else. The group is about 10-12 in size and lives all over the city and suburbs.
Usual Problem: People are always 10-15 mins late because they got lost, got caught in traffic, etc.
Is there a casual place with good food downtown or near McCormick where a group can meet and eat some good food? Seems like a place that will allow folks to trickle in over a 10-15 mins window and be ok with it.
Seems implausible I know, but I figured I would check in here and see if there is something I am not considering.
Thanks for any advice you might have.
10-15 minutes is not a big deal at all.
This topic has a fairly complete listing of a variety of places close to McCormick Place:
I recommend Cuatro (see that topic for address and a link to its website). The food is excellent "Latin fusion" and it's just a few blocks from McCormick Place, an easy walk.
Chinatown is very close to McCormick Place and is particularly fun with a large group, as you can sample lots of things. My personal favorite is Moon Palace. There are large tables in the back, that should accomodate that many. And, I am sure that there will be no problem if your group trickles in. I've been there before with large groups arriving in multiple cars and they've never made us wait to be seated until everyone has arrived.
Check out Greek Town. Pretty close to McCormick Place and free valet parking at most of the restaurants. My favorites are Athena, http://athenarestaurant.com/ and Costa's, http://www.costasdining.com/chicago.htm
re: Payton Chicago
Greek Town isn't that close to McCormick Place. McCormick Place is three miles south of the Loop and Greek Town is one mile west of the Loop. There are many, many places closer to McCormick Place than Greek Town.
re: nsxtasy
True, but it doesn't take that long to get from Greektown to McCormick Place, and the free valet parking means that it is not a big deal to park in Greektown, eat lunch, and then get back in the car and head to McCormick Place.
re: SuzMiCo
Except that then you're going to pay for parking a second time at McCormick Place (or pay for cabs both ways). It's quicker AND cheaper to walk to Chinatown or Cuatro, or to walk or take a much shorter cab to the other places in the South Loop mentioned in the other topic. If you're at McCormick Place, there's just no need to go around or through the Loop all the way to Greek Town when there are so many equally good choices for good food nice and close by.
For example, here are some great choices, MUCH closer to McCormick Place than Greek Town, and perfect for a big group for lunch:
Zapatista (Mexican)
1307 S. Wabash Ave.
The Bongo Room
1152 S. Wabash
Edwardo's Natural Pizza Restaurant
521 S. Dearborn St.
re: nsxtasy
I agree that there are MANY places closer than greektown..places off of mi ave in the loop are your best bet. that being said, if youw anted to do greek town, you can take the bus from west loop for $2 directly to chicago auto show--so much more convenient than driving and parking miles away...
re: nsxtasy
The question wasn't about whether or not Greek Town is close to McCormick Place, they were just asking for suggestions. No need to get so nit picky on proximity and such ;) I love this board but sometimes posters go a bit too far with what they think is "right". It's all about opinions folks!
I will second Moon Palace..We always go there after an event at McC Pl. & meet up with friends. None of us ever get there at the same time..
Moon Palace
216 W. Cermak Rd. , Chicago
Tel: (312) 225-4081
Parking across the street(east) is like $1.50, with validation.
I know I recommended Moon Palace but just realized that the OP is speaking of going this weekend, during the Auto Show. I just realized that this weekend also kicks off the Chinese New Years celebration, with the Chinatown Parade on Sunday. So, you may want to check first to see if you can reserve, as a table for 10-12 this weekend in Chinatown may be a challenge.
Hmmm... first thanks for diving into this topic. Your ideas have all been helpful. Here is where things stand right now.
- Chinatown looked like it was right on the money, but I called and got the impression it is going to be a busy time this weekend (thanks for the follow-up masha, you saved us). I mean you have to go all out when its the year of the pig (er boar) right?
-Cuatro looked great, but it looks like they no longer serve lunch according to their website. Which is a bummer since it had such promise.
- Since we all live in the area, we have hit up Greektown and the pizza places plenty, so that made the sales pitch to the group a little difficult.
- Our play right now is going to be the bongo room. It was a little farther than we hoped but the menu looks like that great mix between casual and different. I am going to call and see if they are ok with the trickle in theory.
Thanks again for the help and let me know if there is something I missed. Cheers.


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Waterstone Bar and Grille
- Address:
311 W Madison Street
Baltimore, MD 21201Neighborhood:
Mt. Vernon
- Cuisine:
MediterraneanPrice: $30 and under
Waterstone Bar and Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.waterstonebarandgrille.com/
- Phone: (410) 225-7475
- Hours of Operation:
Happy Hour & Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday: 4:30 - close
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, Vegetarian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Lisa Markiewicz
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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A word from Waterstone Bar and Grille
Mount Vernon and Seton Hills only wine bar and lounge. Serving Mediterranean cuisine, vegetarian, daily specials and the best wines and cocktails in town. We are extremely popular for several reasons. Our proximity to all the popular theaters: Hippodrome, BSO, Lyric, Centerstage and all the independent theaters in the area. Our wine selection is made affordable to everyone. Diners are able to choose from over 100 flavors of wine, dozens of international beers and Mediterranean cuisine.Continued
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Waterstone Bar and Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
12 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.7Service4.1
- Ambiance3.5Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (8)great for lunch (3)vibrant bar scene (3)fit for foodies (3)good for groups (3)romantic (3)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)special occasion (2)hot spot (1)Show More
- Great for dinner before ShowOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/22/2014Kevin and Lisa were amazing, helpful with dinner choices. Restaurant very close to area theaters so we ate there before event at Meyerhoff. Parking is easy. Lisa even gave us a small gift for a return visit. Great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- small group great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014We came here prior to a show at the symphony hall. It is not too far from the hall so we could walk there. There were 6 of us and our server was kind and lighthearted. The food was good from the tuna to the pork chops to the salads. The food was delivered promptly and they had a great Saturday special on wine. We had an excellent time at a very good price. Totally coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- secret neighborhood findcatonsvillefoodie1Dined on 11/1/2014Nice intimate atmosphere with great food and low priced entrees.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Find Someplace ElseMicheleVIPDined on 10/25/2014This is our 3 visit and I'm not sure why we've gone back. We were seated right away but that's all. It took 15 minutes to just get menus. Ordered drinks and lucky me, there was only 1 person who knew how to make the drink (nothing special--martini on the menu). My husband got his wine and after 45 minutes, I cancelled my drink. The food was adequate but most disappointing was service. I asked for the bill, put my card in the holder and then it took 20 minutes to have someone pick it up. Actually they never did. I had to chase down someone and stand at the register in order to get them to ring up our dinner. With some many other places, find something else.
- plunkVIPDined on 8/16/2014We were the only couple eating there at 6:30pm on Saturday. After about a half hour, another couple came in and sat at the bar. It was quiet since it was mostly empty. The music did nothing to brighten the mood.
- Pleasantly SurprisedPennyDined on 8/8/2014I would see this restaurant often and make a note to want to visit because it looked nice on the exterior and inviting even though it would be closed. I finally made that visit with some friends during restaurant week. I was a bit nervous as I was the one making the selection and wanted it to be a winner. It was. The staff was very friendly; especially the bartender who has a wonderful sense of humor. I think they all recognized that we were 1st timers. The ambiance was energetic and upbeat even though it wasn't very crowded. The food was great. I had the lamb chops and my friend said the pork chop was delicious. I want to return to try other entrees. I think I've found a new spot in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 359 reviews are from the Waterstone Bar and Grille reviews archive.
- A Neighborhood GemBaltimoreFoodieDined on 12/1/2013I often have guests from out of town and the Waterstone is always a good and dependable place within the neighborhood to take folks to eat. Friendly staff, good food, reasonable cost, what more can one ask for in a restaurant.Special Features:
- Off Night - Will Try AgainP34C3Dined on 11/21/2013The owner was not there and our group felt neglected as the waitress seem preoccupied with other matters. Chalked it up to a bad day in the kitchen as well. Had too much fun to give up - will try another night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Staff was very friendly andBaltoshakerVIPDined on 11/17/2013Staff was very friendly and well intentioned. However, service was a bit slow. Granted.... we had a brief period of time to eat before seeing a 6:30 show at the Hippodrome. Our reservation was at 5 PM. Our entrees were served at 6:10-6:15 PM and the "medium rare" steaks were well done. The other meals were quite good, but we had to wolf them down. Still willing to try the restaurant again when we have more time to spend there but I was a bit disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodrobeenoDined on 11/14/2013Mac and cheese appeared 2 b reheated one 2many times. It was dry and no taste. I sent my mac and cheese back and the cook added some more cheese, REHEATED again and sent it back 2 me. I didn't wanna ruin wonderful. Date w/complaints so I took it homeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really good food and niceLizzyVIPDined on 11/9/2013Really good food and nice folks. Enjoyed it and will be back.Special Features:
- Lovely Night OutErinVIPDined on 11/8/2013Second time dining here and it was just as good as the first time. The food is delicious, I recommend the tapas. They are great portions and you get to try different dishes. The atmosphere is pleasant, dim lighting, a water fountain in the background. The owner even came over to the table for a chat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dad's BirthdayOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 11/5/2013I have been to this restaurant before and the lamb chops were great. Took Dad for his birthday. Chose this place because we were going to Center Stage afterward and I had a coupon for 1/2 second entrée. It was pretty empty on a Tuesday night, but service was great and personal. It was a little dark for my liking but nice. Waitress brought wrong dessert but quickly remedied the issue once it was brought to her attention. I loved my lamb chops. Dad wanted his to be piping hot. They aren't supposed to be. Was nice place to have a quiet birthday celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great findOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/2/2013Great dinner for the price. Also, the restaurant is just outside of the beaten path, making parking much easier than in other parts of Mt. Vernon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Great DinnerDebbieDined on 10/27/2013My daughter and I had dinner at the Waterstone because we were attending the "Girls with Guitars" concert at the Hippodrome. The Waterstone is 5 minutes from the Hippodrome. My daugher is a vegetarian and the menu has plenty of selections for her to choose from. We both love the Mediteranian flare to the menu and as usual, the meal and service were outstanding. The white sangria was delicious too. I highly recommend the Waterstone. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice dinner before showLovinFoodDined on 10/19/2013We were skeptical from the various reviews on OT and Yelp - mostly either very good for very bad. We had a very good dinner, before a show on a Sat nite. The service was very attentive, the menu is actually quite impressive, and the food and drink was really quite good. We left stating that we'd come back, tell our friends, and give positive reviews. It's a bit off the beaten path but you should definitely try it.Special Features:
- New waiter - needs more trainingChrisVIPDined on 10/13/2013We had been to Waterstone a few weeks before and had a much better dining experience. It was our waiter's first day and it took him quite a while to get to us. And then he seemed to have forgotten us and we had to ask another server to take our order. He didn't know the menu very well, particularly the wine list. He DID get us new bread after we mentioned that ours was a bit stale. And it was fresh, so that was good. However, he cleaned the table next to us with Windex. I was glad the food hadn't come yet, because the smell was rather unpleasant and would have been off-putting if we were eating.Special Features:
- We brought a large group (14)LindabDined on 10/12/2013We brought a large group (14) in for dinner and couldn't have been more pleased with the arrangement, the food, and the service. It was a good menu for all of us with some of us sharing several tapas selections and others ordering full entrees. The owner came by to make sure we were well taken care of (which is always nice). The food was excellent and while the wait staff was busy, they did a great job of keeping up with all of our food and drink needs. It made for a great celebration.Special Features:
- easygoereasygoerDined on 10/5/2013Fish was over-cooked appetizer was great wine list adequate service was attentive w/o being overbearing..just right I would go back. I would recommend to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waitress was a little scatteredChrisVIPDined on 9/28/2013Food was great - waitress was kind of scattered. She would ask us how things were but leave before we could say, "We'd like..." okay, she's gone... and then have to wait till she came back.Special Features:
- Waterstone was a wonderfulJudypieVIPDined on 9/22/2013Waterstone was a wonderful surprise. The restaurant is very attractive, comfortable, and welcoming, as was the staff. The menu is an adventure in gastronomical treats. Indeed, we loved everything we ordered and look forward to our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- local gemfoodiluvherDined on 9/10/2013great food. excellent service and atmosphere. we are eager to try the carryout menu to try more food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Treasure around the cornerGeoffreyDined on 8/10/2013I wish I discovered Waterstone Bar and Grille sooner. It provides a most delightful evening out. The food is fantastic with several vegetarian options (a personal favorite), yet the service was even better. The entire staff was friendly and made my entire dinner party feel special. I look forward to returning soon!Special Features:
- New Find!P34C3Dined on 7/31/2013The staff, service and food were magnificent! Everyone was so friendly and efficient. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediterrian Mecca for MobtownJennaDined on 7/27/2013The service, ambiance and food were all outstanding. The menu offers a wonderful variety without overloading you. First through thirtieth date safe Dining is intimate enough for small parties of 6 or less. Great for couples.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful...OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/25/2013We stayed at the Biltmore down the street and was pleasantly surprised with this quaint restaurant.Special Features:
- Quiet and tucked away neighborhoodFatboyDined on 7/19/2013Quiet and tucked away neighborhood gem! Food was delicious, especially the grilled calamari. Service was great. Owner Lisa was very friendly and asked us our opinion, being that it was our first time there. Will definitely go back there again!Special Features:
- Hidden Gemkeelyk1125Dined on 7/12/2013I feel like people often overlook this place because of it's location, but don't let that deter you! Great happy hour specials, tasty food and a nice ambience. Would have loved to eat outside but it was raining, however the inside is just as great. Service was wonderful, yummy cocktails and sangria.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food but service is lackingOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/11/2013We walked in and the gentleman behind the bar acknowledged us and said that he would be right with us, he checked the reservation but found out that he did not check us in on Open Table. He took our drink order and then seemingly disappeared, he was not very attentive, and the place was not busy so it seemed odd. He was polite enough, we liked that they brought a water bottle to the table - especially since he did not come back often. The food was great, as always, this reinforced that you should not go here if you are in a hurry.Special Features:
- Fantastic experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/9/2013The food was phenomenal and the service outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I've been in this restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/5/2013I've been in this restaurant before and based on previous experience I would recommend Waterstone to friends and family. However, the last visit was not the best experience. They run out of few thing on the menu, the chicken skewers were burnt, the steak overdone. We sent back these two. The second time around the food was done perfectly. Our other dishes were very tasty. The restaurant definitely redeemed itself by offering us 3 glasses of wine and two desserts on the house.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/18/2013We arrived at 7pm on a Tuesday, but still, I was surprised it wasn't busier. The food was really good. We had tapas style lamb chops, steak, chicken, falafel balls - all so good. The happy hour cocktails were great also. Staff were friendly and helpful. I would go back again if ever in Baltimore. Definitely worth checking out. Highly recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Great Find!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/16/2013I took my husband there for Father's Day and he and my daughter absolutely loved it! It is very quaint and there is the cutest fountain in the dining area. The waiter was great and very accommodating. The food was also wonderful especially the sweet potato fries. We will definitely be returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and serviceRachelVIPDined on 6/9/2013excellent food, loved the tapas and sangria. not in the best area of town - we sat outside and wish we hadn't. too loud with the hospital right next to itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Four of us dined at 5:00 pmBrintVIPDined on 6/1/2013Four of us dined at 5:00 pm (opening time) on a recent Sunday at this tiny restaurant exhibiting Old World charm, knowledgeable and helpful service, and a varied menu of delicious choices accompanied by a wine list of sufficient variety to have something for everyone. There are a few outdoor tables, but the weather was hot, and we were not offered outdoor dining (OK by me!). We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a very attentive, friendly,OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/31/2013Had a very attentive, friendly, accommodating server. Nice atmosphere, not noisy. The food was above average, but not outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food Awesome Date NiteScooterm4mDined on 5/25/2013Always love Waterstone's ambiance, the staff and the food.Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemjwppagosaDined on 5/23/2013Waterstone is a great find in a slightly dicey neighborhood on the far west end of Mount Vernon. Good Mediterranean food. Small place, so reservations are advised. Also, parking can be an issue. No parking lot, so parking on the street is the only option.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/18/2013We had the vegetarian delight (which has falafel, fried artichoke hearts and dolmades) and the the hariki village dish (lamb chops, fried calamari and grilled veg). The lamb was the best, it was well seasoned and properly done. The tzatziki (goes with the lamb) was also good. The calamari was fairly crispy, but the tzatziki didn't go well with the calamari. It would have benefitted from something more acidic. Or perhaps just being plain grilled with lemon juice. The falafel was good but not awesome. The artichoke hearts were lightly breaded, and served with a chipotle mayo. Chipotle isn't really Mediterranean, but it was good enough. The dolmades were acceptable. Overall, I would say the food was good but not great.
- Food, as always, was delicious.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/14/2013Food, as always, was delicious. Service was impeccable. Keep up the good work!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Saoirse Ronan saw Ryan Gosling up close but can't comment on his abs.
"He didn't take his shirt off in front of me," says the 19-year-old. "And I know every single woman says he's really dreamy. He is my boss."
Ronan just wrapped Gosling's directorial debut, "How to Catch a Monster," about an underwater city. "Years ago, I was supposed to work with Ryan and he was going to play my dad. So, I look at him as Dad … which I guess is different than the rest of the female population."
In her current movie "How I Live Now," Ronan plays Daisy, an American girl sent to the English countryside for a visit with relatives. Life turns upside down when a nuke explodes, the UK is turned into a military state and she must fight for her own survival.
Action isn't foreign to Ronan after her acclaimed film "Hannah" (2011) and last spring's "The Host."
"I was so desperate to play someone so current and modern. She's a girl with a lot of issues," she says. "I've played a few girls in supernatural situations. This was very real."
As for the action scenes, she jokes, "Nobody knows this, but I'm actually Bruce Willis' muse."
"It's funny that every single film I'm in there is always a scene in a woods with action," she says. "I'm always running away from somebody. I love action. In fact, the other day, I was watching TV at home in Ireland and someone was doing jiujitsu. I thought, 'I'd really like to do that in a movie.'"
She does other things this holiday season in "The Grand Budapest Hotel" directed by Wes Anderson and co-starring Edward Norton, Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Ralph Fiennes and Jude Law.
"I play a girl with a birthmark on my right cheek in the shape of Mexico," she says. "I'm also the love interest for the main boy in a story about a priceless painting that's being pulled back and forth."
Does she ever get nervous in such A-list company? "I got nervous about doing the right thing for Wes. Doing good work is what makes me the most nervous."
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Nation's Restaurant News has selected five top executives from some of the most successful foodservice brands in the world as the 2014 class of Golden Chain Award winners.
The Golden Chain Awards celebrate restaurant executives for outstanding leadership, strong company performance and careers dominated by success. This year's winners are: Sandra Cochran, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store; Greg Creed, Taco Bell; Joseph DePinto, 7-Eleven; Aylwin Lewis, Potbelly Sandwich Works; and W. Kent Taylor, Texas Roadhouse.
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The winners will be honored during this year's Multi-Unit Foodservice Operators (MUFSO) Conference in Dallas, Oct. 5-7. MUFSO, now in its 55th year, is presented by Penton Restaurant Group, comprised of the Nation's Restaurant News, Food Management and Restaurant Hospitality brands. The winners will also participate in the popular Winning CEO panel on Oct. 7. SurveyMini by SMG, an international customer experience research firm, sponsors the award celebration and the executive panel at MUFSO.
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Sandra Cochran, president and chief executive, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc.
Cochran joined Lebanon, Tenn.-based Cracker Barrel in 2009 as executive vice president and chief financial officer, and was named president and chief executive in 2011. With 627 locations in 42 states, the family-dining concept reversed negative same-store sales trends in 2013, with estimated sales per unit reaching $3.3 million, well above the segment average, according to NRN Top 100 chain research. Most recently, for the 10th consecutive quarter, the company continues to outperform its peers in the Knapp-Track casual-dining sales index. This Golden Chain Award winner has also played a key role in helping steer Cracker Barrel through choppy investor waters, with numerous rebuffs of activist investor Sardar Biglari and his ongoing call for changes at the company, which the majority of shareholders and top management have declined.
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