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The Eagles Toyota Center October 14, 2014 At this point in their career -- which, as singer/guitarist Glenn Frey noted, has lasted 43 years -- any Eagles concert is essentially bulletproof. The have the catalogue, they have the still-firing lineup, and they have an insane level of audience goodwill ... More >>
Insane Clown Posse Warehouse Live, October 13 2014 has been a quiet year in Juggalo Nation, or at least the Uncle Sam hasn't issued any new reports labeling their fans one step above common criminals; that we know of, anyway. Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope did lose a lawsuit against both the Justice D ... More >>
Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion October 10, 2014 Ever wonder what Todd Rundgren would sound like playing guitar for Santana? Or Gregg Rolie offering Hammond B-3 organ flourishes for Toto? Or Ringo Starr pounding drums for...Mr. Mister? Probably not. But in the musi ... More >>
Come with me now, rock music fan, to visit a bygone time of yore. Imagine a time when radio station program directors could actually program their radio stations. When artists both on the rise and hugely successful playing in town might drop by the station, hang with the DJs, and play some softball ... More >>
Have you watched Urban Cowboy lately? It's actually on Netflix right now if you never have. But the movie that in many ways put Houston on the map in the world's eyes -- how come nobody ever brings up Terms of Endearment, though? -- frankly hasn't aged all that well. Pulpish B-movie fare to begin w ... More >>
When guitarist Don Felder joined the Eagles in 1974, he was seen by many as a sort of bridge member, as the band was morphing from the more countrified lineup with Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner to the latter, rockier quintet that also included Timothy B. Schmidt and Joe Walsh. But -- just in cas ... More >>
Eagles Toyota Center February 21, 2014 The Eagles don't do too many interviews with alternative weeklies, but I've always wanted to ask Don Henley if sometimes a song is just a song. Besides one of the sharpest minds in pop music, the northeast Texas native is someone who (to put it mildly) does no ... More >>
The Eagles Toyota Center, February 21 Arguably the most successful American rock band of all time, the Eagles have lost little of their drawing power for only having released one all-original album since 1980. Of course that one, 2007's The Long Hard Road Out of Eden, sold some 7 million copies dom ... More >>
Funny thing about songwriting. I can speak from personal experience: sometimes you spend days, weeks, or years getting a song right, and sometimes you just throw some crap into a microphone at the last minute and hope that someone doesn't hate it. In the hands of master musicians, though, that las ... More >>
How the new guitar-centric blues-rock supergroup The Rides came together involves a genesis that's more football than foot pedals. But the core trio of singer/guitarists Stephen Stills and Kenny Wayne Shepherd and keyboardist Barry Goldberg couldn't be happier about the venture, whether it's a one-o ... More >>
History of the Eagles Jigsaw Productions, 3-DVD, $34.99 Originally shown as a two-part special on Showtime earlier this year, History of the Eagles arrives for home consumption in a variety of formats. The most user (and wallet)-friendly is this 3-DVD version that also includes a bonus disc of hig ... More >>
My last official day at the Houston Press is tomorrow, so these past two weeks I have been sifting through my body of work here at Rocks Off, almost seven years of words. I've been gleefully overdosing on nostalgia here at my desk, and I have (almost) no regrets. I'll have some more words on my depa ... More >>
You might think that it's a little bit early for April Fool's, but pranks go on between musicians and bands year-round. Given that musicians are an immature, jocular sort, tied inherently to an adolescent dream of being a rock star, it should be no surprise that they get into all kinds of crazy insi ... More >>
We live in an era of classic-rock revivalism. We go crazy for reunions, we buy as many tickets as we can, and sometimes we even pay attention to the new records these bands put out, even though the general consensus is that no reunited band will ever put out a record as good as the ones they did in ... More >>
Come See My Dead Person Walters, December 8 The gypsy-punks in Come See My Dead Person have come out of hibernation to release an eponymous new 13-song set of songs. The manic pickin', the boisterous drinking anthems, and strange old-world stank are here in spades, with the proverbial fur really f ... More >>
Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw Reliant Stadium August 4, 2012 Outside the rodeo, Saturday night's "Brothers of the Sun" date with Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw will no doubt go down as the biggest single concert (not festival) to take place in Houston this year. That means two balding, behatted guys in t ... More >>
One of the best parts about seeing the Eagles in the 21st century, besides all the jokes about grandchildren and Ben-Gay that they make, is seeing Joe Walsh onstage. That survivor with the dull Everyman stare. The man who did enough drugs to stay awake until the Sun explodes. Because even while Do ... More >>
Experience Hendrix Tour Arena Theatre March 22, 2012 It was a guitar-gasm of monstrous proportions at the Arena Theatre when string shredders, bass thumpers, keyboard squealers, and one very, very hardworking drummer paid tribute to the musical legacy of Jimi Hendrix in a 3 hour show that expertly ... More >>
So, it's the day after the Grammys, and you may still be wondering who that "hella old" man with the droopy eyes playing the weird left-handed bass was on the telecast last night. You know, the guy next to the guy from Foo Fighters and that one other ancient-looking man in the tight jeans who looks ... More >>
Hands up, everyone who is surprised.The Grammy Awards on CBS Sunday night could have easily turned into a wake - or worse, a funeral. After Whitney Houston's death Saturday, the mood was appropriately somber until a dance party broke out, or perhaps a coming-out party for dance music. Foreve ... More >>
Carole King is a woman who has played a major part in creating numerous classic hit songs. She has helped to shape popular music since she and then-husband Gerry Goffin (they divorced in 1968) wrote "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" in 1961. Her songs have been covered by such diverse artists as Smokey Ro ... More >>
If Janet Jackson's nip slip in 2004 threw ice water on the practice of using current entertainers for Super Bowl halftimes, M.I.A.'s middle finger salute dumped it in the Bering Sea. Finally, after eight years of K. Billy's Sounds of the '70s and Pete Townshend's belly (which somehow didn't draw *an ... More >>
Despite the fact that he never really had a major "hit" (Electric Ladyland reached number one as an album but he never had a single go higher than 20 in the US) and was terribly under appreciated while he was still alive, Jimi Hendrix is one of the giants of rock and roll. His songs and his g ... More >>
Stanley SheldonClassic Rock Corner was emailing recently with Andy Sharp (aka "Buffalo Speedway"), guitarist for the Austin-based Thin Lizzy tribute band Think Lizzy. He told us a story about talking music with his actual physician -- also a guitar nut -- who asked Sharp if he'd ever heard a ... More >>
Photo By Bob RuggieroLike an eccentric, loopy uncle freed from the shackles of his now-stifling longtime marriage (in this case, the recent Eagles), it was a jaunty and loose Joe Walsh who charmed the Houston crowd with his off-kilter stories, jokes, and musical travelogue of more than four d ... More >>
Brent Nettles, Literary Greats, Poor Pilate: Sat., Sept. 24. Continental Club. Brown Bird, The Devil Makes Three: Fri., Dec. 2. Fitzgerald's. Buxton, By The End Of Tonight, Cosmic Sound: CHANGED Fri., Sept. 30. Mango's. "BuzzFest XXVII" With Bush, Staind, Chevelle, P.O.D., Everlast, 10 Ye ... More >>
Anthrax, Death Angel, Testament: Sun., Oct. 30. Warehouse Live. Billy Joe Shaver: Sat., Sept. 24. The Firehouse Saloon. Brent Nettles, Literary Greats, Poor Pilate: Sat., Sept. 24. Continental Club. Buxton, Larry Sepulvado: Fri., Oct. 7. Market Square Park. Indian Jewelry, // TENSE //, F ... More >>
Photos by Jay LeeMotley Crue, Poison, New York Dolls Toyota Center June 10, 2011 "This drink tastes like rank hooker ass," says the man in the club-level bar, clad in an oversized Motley Crue shirt from one of the last Crue Fest jaunts in Houston. It must be a bad batch of Bud Light coming f ... More >>
Photos by Jay LeeRocks Off had to run by the (rocks) office this afternoon, so we thought we'd post a few photos from Friday's Motley Crue/Poison/New York Dolls glamstravaganza at Toyota Center while we were up here, plus a few tweets from the show. See our full review, and more photos, tomor ... More >>
Dispatches from ACL 2010
Ed. Note: Updated at 1:42 p.m. to include information on Don Henley's medical condition we received from Eagles manager Irving Azoff. Photos by Marco TorresIt's just a few hours after the Eagles left the stage at this year's Austin City Limits Festival, closing out the weekend. Rocks Off mad ... More >>
Photos by Marco TorresAftermath doesn't know the bargain Austin City Limits promoter C3 Presents gets by booking both Lollapalooza and ACL, but to this dog-tired participant, this year's Zilker Park festivities ended up feeling less Austin weird and more something-something. Not that it's a ... More >>
Marco TorresTrombone ShortyCraig Hlavaty: News coming out of the media tent: Don Henley of the Eagles had a stent put in his heart this past week. He will be singing and possibly playing guitar, but not exerting himself on drums. This could very well be the last Eagles show for a while - if e ... More >>
Mark C. AustinOne day Austin City Limits will live down last year's "Dillo Dirt" debacle. That day is not today.This year marks the fourth year that Craig's Hlist will be covering the Austin City Limits Music Festival for the Houston Press and Rocks Off. Each year we get more acclimated to th ... More >>
Tomorrow night at 2016 Mainstage, Houston gets to relive its (our?) dark white-rap past when Dallas native Vanilla Ice hits the stage at the venue formerly known Sammy's On Main. Yes, that Vanilla Ice, from our haughty neighbors to the north who can do no wrong in the eyes of Texas Monthly. ... More >>
Photos by Marco TorresThe Eagles Toyota Center June 27, 2010 For the past five years Aftermath has been told that we should hate the Eagles, but not why. Like a child, we would ask, and all we would hear from the pop-culture constabulary was "because they suck." It's like standing in a line ... More >>
graphjam.comThe Eagles swoop into Toyota Center Sunday for what the omnipresent radio spots (if not the band itself) say could be their last tour, and Rocks Off has been thinking about them a lot lately. It started more than a month ago, when C3 announced the Eagles would headline/close this ... More >>
We finally have a winner in Rocks Off's photo contest for those Live Nation Club Passports we started giving away back when George W. was president. Not really, but it seems like it. Congratulations to Houston's Mitsy Parsons, whose shot of her with NYC up-and-comer Ryan Star at September's Coll ... More >>
Working overtime to give natural selection the finger, a former member of the Texas medical Association's Committee on Infectious Diseases has issued a press release telling people how to wash their hands. "I'm not just talking about running your hands under the ... More >>
Gasoline Dreams
Photo by Barry Gray "This isn't an Eagles concert," my dad, no spring chicken himself, told me when I met him in front of Toyota Center Tuesday evening. "It's an AARP convention." As Gomer Pyle used to say, suh-prise, suh-prise, suh-prise. It's not like I expected anything different, ... More >>
The Yardbirds: Re-feathering the nest? The Yardbirds weren't one of the more popular British Invasion acts on these shores, but they were at the forefront of the Limey Blues Boom of the mid-'60s, paving the way for later acts like Cream, the Who and Led Zeppelin. More importantly, three faces o ... More >>
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January 10 blog hop — a handy-dandy way to draw new readers over to your blog. from Will My Dog Hate Me and Go Pet Friendly
1. How long have you been blogging? And, if you're stopping by for the first time, please tell us why you started blogging and give us a quick description of what your blog is about.
It has been six years, how is that possible???? seems like only yesterday..
2. Name one thing about your blog, or one blogging goal that you accomplished during 2013, that made you the most proud.
Well, one thing that was a lot of fun we went on a dog friendly press trip. It was both challenging and fun to meet new people and it was a whirlwind tour of SLO, a lot of activities for the pooches (although some scheduled play time would have been good, too). It was a trip to visit a place with other writers and editors (I think I was the only blogger). And I think we all learned a lot. Cici and I have always traveled alone so this was a nice change of pace to have the Visitors Bureau and PR reps set up the itinerary.
3. When you look at the post you wrote for last year's Pet Blogger Challenge, or just think back over the past year, what about blogging has changed the most for you?
Am starting to wonder how much more I can write about dogs and dog travel, although there does seem like an endless amount of material living with a dog every day. As she ages, there have been some health issues. And sadly, it seems like we lost of a lot of dogs this year from Wallace, the world champion disc dog, to three of the former Vick dogs (Lucas, Georgia and xxx) as well as a whole pack of pet bloggers dogs. This has been a rough year. One happy note that did get resolved (FINALLY) was Patrick's Law was finally passed in New Jersey with harsher fines for animal cruelty and neglect and Patrick's adoption into the Scavelli family became official.
4. What lessons have you learned this year — from other blogs, or through your own experience — that could help us all with our own sites?
Alternatively, if you could ask the pet blogging community for help with one challenge you're still having with your blog, what would it be?
I often feel like I'm just at the edge of the crowd, I do the blog hops and such but often feel like an outsider, do not really feel like I am IN with the other bloggers. This to me is old family issues and like high school. I feel awkward and am nervous about approaching the popular kids, etc. Sitting in the cafeteria alone. Insecurities. Does anyone else feel like they are standing in the sidelines watching everyone else have fun? maybe it's just this time of year. Hardly can believe it has been another year.
5. What have you found to be the best ways to bring more traffic to your blog, other than by writing great content?
by promoting my blog posts on social media (Facebook, twitter) and just letting other people know about my blog (handing out biz cards, etc). I tell everybody, even people who probably could not care less. Giveaways are good, too.
6. How much time to do you spend publicizing your blog — and do you think you should spend more or less time next year?
Not enough time. I am much better suited to publicizing others than tooting my own horn. Just the way it is. There have been opportunities that have come my way in the past which has been nice but I did not seek them out. I should spend more time but do not know that I actually will. Thinking about getting t-shirts, also to raise money, that would be one way to do it.
7. How do you gauge whether or not what you're writing is appealing to your audience? And how do you know when it's time to let go of a feature or theme that you've been writing about for a while?
I will answer the second question first, when I am no longer interested and interest in the topic is dwindling. It is often difficult for me to know who is reading what. Sometimes there is a controversy and lots of comments. But mundanely, these are few and far between. I hope that when I share topics of interest to me and what happens with my dog that my readers think it is pertinent to them and are happy to not feel alone (and they seem to be reading).
8. When you're visiting other blogs, what inspires you to comment on a post rather than just reading and moving on?
When I can relate to the topic and how the post is written, if I think that I can add something different to the comments. And sometimes I feel very moved and don't say a word when I probably should.
9. Do you do product reviews and/or giveaways? yes, I do.
If so, what do you find works best, and what doesn't work at all?
I always do positive reviews. If I do not like or my dog does not like a product, I will let the people know that I will not be saying anything. And they usually understand. I may make a constructive criticism. I think being honest, within limits, works. If I bashed products, that would not work at all so I do not do it. Had a few contests, photos worked, but doing giveaways usually gets people involved, depending upon the products offered.
If not, is this something you'd like to do more of? What hurdle is getting in your way?
10. When writer's block strikes and you're feeling dog-tired, how do you recharge?
I just write anyway even if it is bad or I feel like I have nothing to say eventually I do. When I'm feeling dog-tired, I snuggle with my puppy girl and she makes me laugh or sleep and helps me recharge.
There is nothing like a big polka dot dog butt in one's face on your pillow to make you feel better, inspire you and have happy dreams LOL
11. Have you ever taken a break from your blog? How did that go?
Not really. There are times when I only write one or two blog posts a week an other times I write more. Lately, I've been writing less posts (one or two a week). It has been difficult dealing with Cici's health issues and other stuff that has been going on. So in that sense, I give myself a break from having to keep to any type of rigid schedule. That is what works for me. Maybe I have missed some stories but c'est l'vie. I do what I can do and I am certainly not perfect. I am a human bean and we are works in progress.
Have you ever thought about quitting your blog altogether? What makes you stay?
yeah, lately. When I am feeling down. But then I will get inspired by something someone has written or is doing related to dogs. I've thought about writing a writing blog but don't know what I'd say. And I thought about doing a dating one, 300 dates in a year. Of course, I haven't had ONE date in a few years. Can a 60+ year old woman find true love ??? sounds like a lot of trouble. Maybe a cooking blog? nah, have not found another topic that I could maintain. health, blah. maybe. pet communication, see? have not run out yet.
12. What goals do you have for your blog in 2014?
For my writing, I'd like to write more articles for pay in publications. For my blog, keep on writing. More interviews. More fun topics. More travel. I'd also like to actually get my ebook formatted so that I can actually sell it. It is based upon my blog and it has reviews of 80+ places in California that Cici and I have traveled to and stayed at with lots of tips, for fun travel with canines.
I'd also love to do more Blog Paws promotions. The Subaru one was a hoot.
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So You Want to Travel to the Bay Area Pet Expo. Join the Club!
Think of the Bay Area Pet Expo and images come to mind: miles and miles of canine and feline and avian related tables filled with products galore, free product samples, contests, giveaways and happy dogs eating treats, wagging tails meeting other canines.
Before you attend this annual Santa Clara Fairground event (this year featuring Shorty Rossi and his pack of pit bulls), which takes place Saturday, January 11, from 10 am to 4 pm, here are some things to consider.
Get there early. There is no fee to attend but parking on the street fills up fast. Parking is $8 and the lot is very busy.
Make sure that your pooch is able, willing and ready to attend an event with hundreds of strange canines, felines and people. I had to park Cici outside tied to a pole for five minutes while I ran around inside and she was not a happy camper. Neither was the alternative (bringing her inside where the noise and excitement of meeting so many people, canines and felines in an enclosed space was too much for her). She was and I was not prepared for the chaos of the event.
There is a new Wags Hotel for pooches in nearby Redwood City. Your dog can play with other pooches for a few hours while you peruse, talk to dog experts and meet and greet at the Expo.
Your pet must be immunized in order to attend the event (and also to play at the doggie daycare), please bring proof of rabies and other vaccinations.
If you do not live in the area, and must stay overnight: (some hotels have group discount rates)
Hotel Sofitel, Redwood City is half an hour away from San Jose
San Jose area hotels have pet friendly lodging including :
Hilton San Jose
300 Almaden Boulevard
San Jose, CA 95110
Pet Policy - Large pets up to 75 lbs, USD $75. Non-refundable fee. Bed and bowls limited.
2585 Seaboard Avenue
San Jose, CA 00000
There are no deposits or fees. Up to two domestic pets (cats or dogs) per room. When you check in, please let the front desk staff know.
Doubletree Hotel
2050 Gateway Place
San Jose, CA 95110
Pet Policy - $50 nonrefundable fee. Pets under 100 lbs. welcome.
Pet Amenities - Pet bed pillow upon request, water, food bowls with mat, pet treat.
Points of Interest - Walking trails, dog parks, pet store (all within 4 miles)
Rates - Single, Double: starting at $89
The Pet Expo website has a link to the Fairfield Inn, San Jose Airport area
Pet Contest, Free Microchipping and Low Cost Vaccinations, Pet Talent, Pet Agility Demonstrations, Musical Chairs and more.
Shorty Rossi, the pit boss, runs Shortywood Productions, a Hollywood talent management company for little people, as well as Shorty's Rescue, his pit bull rescue group.
Be sure to catch Shorty onstage, discussing his passion – rescuing Pit bulls! Stop by to get an autograph or picture with Shorty,, his dog Hercules and help support his charities!
Please visit Shorty's site for more information: www.shortyrescue.com
Adopting a pet?
Bring a crate and/or leash with you for your new family member. Crates and pet carriers often sell out. Be a good girl scout and be prepared.
Highway 101
Take the Tully Rd. exit West. Proceed 1.5 miles. The blue arch of the Fairgrounds is visible on the left.
last Friday was my birthday and I had planned to drive down to Morro Bay with my dog and this gal who has been my driver for the past six months. Things started not seeming right with this person on Halloween and I began a search for another driver. After a couple of weeks, there was time for things to cool off. I decided to give the person the benefit of the doubt and a second chance and hired her again to take me shopping. More problems and she was having personal issues. OK. stuff happens, right.
Well, I realized that there was actually something completely else that I wanted to do on my birthday (rather than go to Morro Bay) and I did not know how to get it all worked out yet it came together very easily. There was even a Wags Hotel in Redwood City (where the event I wanted to go to was being held) and they were offering a FREE first stay for the dog. Next, my roommate decided he wanted to go to Redwood City to visit a friend of his and he would rent the car. Then he changed his itinerary to San Jose, but we could still drive together.
The Hotel Sofitel where the event I went to was being held is pet friendly and offering a discounted rate of only $99 but with all the other expenses I could not stay over. The hotel charges $20 a night per pet. So we decided to drive up and come back after the event (which ended around midnight). The Wag Hotel required more vaccinations than Cici has plus their hours would mean that instead of Cici playing with other dogs, she would mostly be in a strange room by herself. So I opted to leave Cici home. I figured that she would do better in her own home environment with familiar smells and items, toys and food.
It did not occur to me to look for a pet sitter. I called upon the driver gal (since she knows my dog and has worked with dogs) and my neighbor to look in on Cici. If the gal would walk Cici and feed her around 4 pm and my neighbor would check on her about 9 pm, I thought she would be OK. She mostly sleeps from 5 pm on most days/nights.
On Thursday, the gal drove me shopping and to dinner and I paid her and gave her the key and instructions.
On Friday, we left around noon and arrived back home around 3 a.m. Imagine my shock, when I saw that she had not bothered to show up and feed and walk my dog. Thankfully, Cici was just fine. I had left the door to the backyard open for her so she could do her business any time she wanted. And she must have spent the time sleeping away. Still, she was VERY happy to see us. And was rewarded for NOT tearing the house apart with some bacon and sausage we had brought back from breakfast at Denny's.
The next morning, after a few hours of sleep, I discovered there was NO message on my phone, email or Facebook page from this person. What the heck was going on? I expected that at the very least there would be an explanation and apology. Instead there was nothing. As time went on, I became more livid. My neighbor came by and told me he just plain forgot to come by. He apologized and gave me the key back. I should have gotten his phone number to remind him since I knew that he has a bad memory. But what was up with the driver??? I sent her a nasty Facebook direct message and received no reply, no phone message.
By Monday, I decided to call the police and/or a lawyer (I have Legal Shield) for advice. Thinking about things this person told me about themselves had me more and more concerned. She has an arrest record for shoplifting and is not allowed to go into Target. She is very young with a five year old daughter who lives with her mother but she lives with a drug addict friend. She was concerned about being evicted and on her Facebook page she put up very strange, provocative (sexual) images and sayings. She was supposed to be going to Heald college to become a police officer yet this is how she conducts herself?
The lawyer said that he would call her and tell her to get the money and key back to me by Wednesday. She told him that her car broke down and that she would get me the friggin key and money whenever she could. Nasty and cursing at a lawyer. The lawyer did say that he managed to tell her that if anything happened to this house (if it were to be broken into while she still has a key), that she would be liable.
Now I do not believe for a minute that her car broke down. If so, and she were an honest and responsible person, she would have called and left me a phone message and apologized at the very least. Otherwise, she should have found a way to get here and GET THE JOB DONE (a ride from a friend, a bus, whatever). I have been told that people with arrest records cannot ever become police officers. And so I now believe this person to be a liar and a thief.
I sent her an email (after unfriending and blocking her on Facebook) letting her know that I do not believe her and that she needs to get the key and money to me by tomorrow. If she is unwilling to do anything else, she can MAIL the key and money.
I tried calling some professional pet sitters for tips how to avoid such a situation. One tip was to get references. Another was to not pay the person ahead of time. What would you do? I think that this situation is unique and I am endeavoring to learn from it (while processing my anger). I am thankful that I never drove down to Morro Bay with this person. And thrilled that Cici is such a rock star. I have left her alone for 2-4 hours maximum in the past. I would not ever leave her alone for 14 hours but next time, she will be with a reliable pet sitter who will love her and do the job.
Does a pet sitter need to be bonded and insured in order to be hired? Would you have a written contract even for a one time situation?
The Marriott Hotel nearby the Sofitel charges a $100 nonrefundable pet fee. There are other less expensive hotels in the area that are also pet friendly (Good Nite Inn, Motel 6) but not nearly the same quality of hotel accommodations and amenities for humans.
I have another driver in my neighborhood taking me shopping tomorrow. But so far, the drivers have not been very reliable. One gal could not even drive her own stick shift vehicle. Should I find another source to hire people other than craigslist? I cannot pay much but I try to go above and beyond (fed the other gal, took her to the movies one time, and accommodated her schedule and requests). A courteous, responsible and professional person communicates honestly and GETS THE JOB DONE NO MATTER WHAT. At least that is my standard. No More Flakes Need Apply.
DogVacay.com and other organizations provide in-home dog care while you are away. What do you do when you travel and cannot take your pets???
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September is Senior Wellness month and to celebrate Spring Naturals wants pet parents to know what to do as their dog ages. Below are tips including, what nutrition senior dogs need, as well as what to look for and how to be proactive as your pup grows.Whole Dog Journal included Spring Naturals on their Top New Dry Dog Foods for 2013 list.
Implementing some these tips now can help your dog live a long and healthy life!
And we are also doing a giveaway. Comment here and / or on our Facebook page about your senior doggie, include a photo of your pooch on Facebook and say why they would love to receive some yummy Spring Naturals dog food. You have until Wed., September 25, 2013 (deadline). Thanks.
Whether you got a puppy or adopted an older dog you want them to live long and healthy lives. To help your pet age gracefully take a look at the tips below for what to do as your dog ages. And even if your pup isn't at that senior stage quite yet, many of theses tips are beneficial to add to your pet's routine now and to keep in mind for the future.
· Maintain a Healthy Weight – Good nutrition is important at every age, and even more important as your dog's metabolism and activity levels slow down. And extra pounds means more stress on your pet's body, such as their joints and internal organs. Top veterinarian and senior pet health expert, Dr. Ernie Ward, has commented that, "Proper nutrition can help keep dogs playful and fight signs of aging." As they slow down pets need fewer calories but they still need a diet that is has protein, good fats and is especially high in fiber. Fortunately, Spring Naturals dinners and treats have all of those healthy benefits because their recipes include whole fruits and vegetables, with five percent fiber, as well as real meat as the first ingredient.
· Focus on Antioxidants – Antioxidants can increase the effectiveness of dog's immune system. Antioxidants like fish oil with Omega-3 fatty acids and L-carnitine are beneficial in helping prevent senile dementia in dogs, while vitamin E and beta-carotene help eliminate free radical particles that can cause damage to body tissue. And you'll find all of those in Spring Naturals' Senior Dinners, which have the same whole fruits and vegetables in every recipe and provide lots of antioxidants from blueberries, cranberries, carrots, and apricots. The senior recipe also includes chicken for it's lean protein, salmon oil for its high amount of Omega-3 fatty acids, L-carnitine and beta-carotene to battle free radicals, vitamin B12 supplement for energy, and vitamin E for extra joint health.
· Keep it Clean – It's not just your dog's coat that needs to be looked after. It's important to also make sure areas such as their teeth, eyes and ears are regularly cleaned, doing so can prevent major health issues and also save you high vet bills in the end.
Teeth: Not brushing your dog's teeth can lead to gingivitis and many other periodontal diseases, which can actually lead to other issues, such has heart disease and diabetes. Regular teeth cleanings can prevent more severe problems in the future as well as help keeping doggie breath at bay. Every week take a look at your pooch's teeth, making sure the gums are pink and not white, red or swelling. Also, check if there is any tarter on their teeth, if there is you might want to consider getting their teeth cleaned at the vet to avoid future issues.
Eyes: While antioxidants can help prevent vision loss in pets, regular cleanings can also help Fido's sight. Every few days, using a damp cotton ball or cloth, clean your dog's eyes by starting at the inside corner of your dog's eye and wiping outward to remove any dirt that developed around the eyelid. If you do see signs like eye discharge, constant tearing, crust along the eyelids, and unequal pupil sizes take your dog to the vet to get everything checked.
Ears: Checking your dog's ear consistently will help you dog maintain good hearing. The inside of your dog's ear should look pink and not white or red. To clean the ear, take a cotton ball with hydrogen peroxide and gently swipe it over the inner-ear skin, make sure you never insert anything in your dog's ear canal. You don't need to clean your dog's ears too frequently, but it is important to check them. See a vet if you witness ear discharge, redness, swelling, brown or black ear wax, or dark wax that resembles coffee grounds. If you do see anything like that, get them to a vet, don't try to clean it yourself.
· Regular Vet Visits – Taking your dog to the vet is a practice your family should implement regularly, getting an annual checkup or "wellness" visit at least once a year. Each time you go, make sure they do thorough exam where they listen to your dog's heart and lungs and examine their coat, teeth, eyes, ears, and internal organs. And as they age make sure to talk to your vet about getting checkups more frequently. It's been recommended that healthy senior dogs should see the vet around every six months. Vets can also advise if your dog could be susceptible to other issues that have to do with breed or location factors, and give you tips on ways to prevent them.
So as your pooch gets older, be sure to keep all these things in mind to help your dog live long and healthy lives, because you already know – life with a dog is always better!
To learn more about Spring Naturals' fresh, new approach to pet nutrition, visit them atwww.SpringNaturals.com or any of their social media sites, including Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
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Pet communication comes in various forms. It is amazing what we can learn from our pets when we are willing / open to listening to them. Sometimes, we just don't know how or are so busy worrying or scattered, filled with our daily lives that we miss the subtle and sometimes not to subtle messages.
Here are a few of my experiences communicating with pets here and also some who have crossed over the Rainbow Bridge…
* a dog I hardly had a relationship with passed… and he came to me in a dream, he was a German shepherd, I think he just wanted to let me know he was safe and at peace…
* my cat Abundance of five years came to me in a dream a number of years after he had run away and he came to me sitting on my belly purring like he used to do in life… it was a visit that was very healing for me because i was devastated when he left and i felt at peace that he had come back to me after he had passed on
before Abundance left the earthly plane, we were having some amazing communications… I had interviewed Susan McElroy who taught me a bit about pet communication. She said to use images rather than words… I was practicing with my two cats Abundance and Precious while I was working at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary… one morning, I was sitting at my computer and Abundance kept meowing and bugging me… finally, I decided to tune into what he was trying to tell me. Immediately, I saw that I had accidentally put my other cat Precious in a room with a closed door with no litter box, no food, nor water… Abundance was meowing to let me know to get Precious out of there. I opened the door and sure enough, he was in there and scooted out.
* a white cat that i was feeding in the neighborhood, i found out a few others were feeding her too…. got that she was very sick, she was very very skinny… took her to a vet and the vet said she had cancer and not much to do for her, and would be very expensive but not much hope… suggested euthanasia as the humane choice, i cried all the way to the spca in pasadena with this cat… they let me be with her in a room before the procedure…. I prayed with her and saw her being lifted up into my father's and family's arms/hands into heaven while the procedure was going on… she was met by loving people when she passed…
* with my dog Cici, she responds MUCH MUCH better to me when I communicate telepathically to her than when I verbalize. She actually listens and does what i ask her to do (usually not always)…
how about you? are your pets psychically attuned to you? do you listen and decipher their messages easily? is your pet telepathic? Can you use your intuition with your pet to understand what they want/need?
I believe that we are all intuitive, people and pets. And that we can learn to "tune in or tap into" the messages. Just like learning to listen to a sound from a frequency that we are not used to being able to hear. We can become quiet within and within that stillness hear messages, see message and more. Our loved ones including our pets love to "speak" to us and love it when we listen to them.
The loss of a beloved pet can be truly painful and difficult to deal with. A compassionate ear and heart and having been there can help a lot. When I lost Abundance, a "friend" kept telling me, it's just a cat. She surely did NOT understand what I was going through. To me, Abundance was MUCH more than "just a cat." He was a beloved companion of five years and a family member. He was my heart and soul and every little thing reminded me of him. I was in a lot of pain and did not think I could bear it. The sadness and grief was overwhelming.
Have you longed to hear from a pet who has crossed the bridge? I'd be happy to do a session with you and your pet(s). It can be one of the most healing experiences for a pet parent that is going through the grieving process.
Email or call me to set up a time (over the phone) at 702-225-8206.
Interview with Lisa Spector, co-creator of Through a Dog's (and now Cat's) ear music…
About Lisa Spector
Lisa Spector is a concert pianist, Juilliard graduate, and canine music expert. By combining her passion for music with her love of dogs, she co-founded Through a Dog's Ear.
As a concert pianist, Lisa has won first prizes in Chopin competitions in New York and Los Angeles and has performed in China, Poland, Spain, France, Italy and throughout the U.S.
Note: July 4th and Fireworks. Many dogs have issues with loud noises from thunderstorms and fireworks. Many run off and go missing on this holiday. My Cici does not usually have any issues with fireworks unless big noises are up close and personal… and this year, it sounded like some big KABOOMS were right outside our door… she was looking a bit concerned. so I put on our Through a Dog's Ear calming canine music (thanks to the wonderful Lisa Spector and Cici calmed down, was sleepy, then I jumped into bed with her and cuddled, and we both just slept thru all of the noisy fireworks for about three hours)… zzzzzzzzzzz… the music really conks Cici and me out…Lisa has been busy creating an IPawd for doggies with ALL kinds of canine calming music… Through A Dog's Ear is clinically demonstrated to relieve canine anxiety issues. ICalmDog is a portable, compact player with built-in speaker and battery. With an auto-repeat function, the 4-hours of pre-loaded Through a Dog's Ear music can be played for 12 hours at a time.
and she has also created music for felines that is similar to the doggie calming music CD's but specifically for cats.
what is different (between the cat and dog music)?
from Joshua Leeds
Joshua Leeds is a sound researcher, music producer and educator. He is one of few published authorities in the field of psychoacoustics—the study of the effects of music and sound on the human nervous system. Publications include Through a Dog's Ear (Sounds True, 2008), The Power of Sound (Healing Arts Press, 2001), and Sonic Alchemy (InnerSong Press, 1997).
Sonic Anchoring is experimental. Our goal is to create a mental and emotional sense of safety that arises from familiarity. We accomplish this through a recognizable sequence of notes. The music on Through a Cat's Ear is repetitious by design. Of fifteen tracks, six interludes are melodic fragments from Bach's "Rondo Espressivo." While people hear these interludes as repeating melodic intervals, cats may categorize this information as a familiar frequency matrix. As much as cats are hearing the music, they are feeling a sequence of vibrational frequencies. Like sensory information we instantly recognize—a favorite taste or aroma, our best friend's voice, a mother's touch— familiar sensory cues can have a profound and calming impact on the nervous system while providing psychological security.
Frequency Modulation (FM) can be defined as the alteration of sound. To further focus the therapeutic impact of Cat's Ear, we've removed higher frequencies from the re-arranged piano music. FM also takes place in the mid- and low-frequency ranges. Through progressive modulation, "arousing" frequencies are reduced and "soothing" frequencies are increased.
how are people responding to the cats music?
Initial response is wonderful. Like Through a Dog's Ear, people are also finding Through a Cat's Ear very relaxing for themselves.
Comments from an email today:
"Thank you for this fabulous CD for cats. I am having construction in the house and my Abyssinian cat, Simba, has been extremely distressed about being locked in a back bedroom and hearing loud construction sounds. He has been a nervous wreck with poor appetite, howling, and he even tried to run away. Your wonderful cat CD came yesterday and I have been playing it for him this morning in a calm setting. That cat is limp. Purring. Smiling.
By the way, I love the music. Thinking of using it myself to help with sleep issues. And my dog, Suki the mini-poodle, is draped upside down in her bed listening to the CD.
I think this is one of the best CDs you have done. You and your colleagues have created something truly special."
do cats hear differently from dogs?
Yes, they hear a much higher frequency than dogs. Their hearing range goes up to 65K Hz. However, the most important thing is how the frequency of sound affects the feline nervous system.
do cats have different traumas/fears phobias than dogs?
Yes, cats rarely have separation anxiety. But, they have much more of a need for consistency than dogs. Most dogs get very excited when a visitor comes to the front door. Many cats run and hide under a bed when visitors come in. Changes in their environment cause them stress.
what kinds of music do cats like?
That conversation is still up for exploration. When clinical studies of Through a Dog's Ear were done, it was based on research in the shelter environment by a behaviorist, Deborah Wells. She tested a variety of types of music in the shelter environment and it showed that classical music calmed the dogs. So when we went into the recording studio, I played a variety of types of classical music, including re-arranged, slowed down, simplified versions of classical music that later became Through a Dog's Ear.
However, there hasn't been any music studies on cats. So we are not starting from the same place. We are very eager for researchers to run with this project and to put Through a Cat's Ear and other music through clinical testing.
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Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse
- Address:
35 Church Street
Greenwich, CT 06830Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.gabrielesofgreenwich.com/
- Phone: (203) 622-4223
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Dinner: Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Denis Radovic
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Fireplace, Full Bar, Private Room, Wine
- Catering: Gabriele's features three different private dining spaces, ranging from an intimate gathering of 8 guests up to a cocktail party with 150 guests.
- Special Events: Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information on special events and private parties!
A word from Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse
Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse fills the void in the Fairfield County dining scene with the quintessential steakhouse. It brings together America's two favorite cuisines under one location. Located a stone's throw from Greenwich Avenue, Gabriele's is fine dining – sans pretense.Continued
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Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
72 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (40)fit for foodies (38)notable wine list (34)good for groups (27)hot spot (24)vibrant bar scene (23)romantic (20)neighborhood gem (18)late-night find (4)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- I love Gabrieles for dinner, not lunch!WeejobsVIPDined on 11/14/2014Gabriel's is one of my favorite steak houses. Not for lunch. We were so disappointed that the usually delicious night time menu rib eye was not at all what we expected. Rib eye sandwich was paperthin and lacking the delicious flavor that we are used to at night time. Nothing was memorable about our birthday lunch time experience, except for the service. I would definitely go back and plan to at dinner time but will not waste my money at lunchtime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fish for a steakhouse!JangleterreVIPDined on 11/6/2014Started with a perfect martini, beautiful salad, and both diners had fish. Outstanding meal and service. Will be back many times!Special Features:
- October @ Gabriele'sPGGreenwichDined on 10/28/2014Fabulous meal and service. Our waiter Julian was excellent.Special Features:
- Sunday Night SpecialSonnyCDined on 10/26/2014I can't say enough about just how good this was. I'm told that this place specializes in providing a great dining experience and they were right. Our waiter, Johnny was engaging and very intuitive, the food was perfect and the entire pace just fine. I can see this experience getting diluted when it's busy. Pick a less busy time. You won't be sorry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wanted to love it. So Disappointed.CTGalVIPDined on 10/25/2014We live in town, dine out frequently, and were very excited to finally experience Gabriele's. Room is beautiful. Food was good, but not up to par for price point. Service was lacking considerably. It fluctuated between being rushed or being neglected. Sorry Robert, time to step it up. Not what I expected after reading many glowing reviews. While it did not completely ruin our celebration, it certainly detracted from our dining experience. Very disappointing. Won't return. Too many other better options in town and near by.
- Failed Birthday DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014I specifically reserved a table for my girlfriend's birthday party, even called the next day to confirm the reservation not sure why I did as Gabriele's did need seem to notice any of my requests. Just as they brought me the bill they brought out a piece of cake and sang happy birthday but it was for the neighboring table. This was a totally failed birthday dinner experience, and a let down.
- Too muchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/24/2014The Food was excellent but portions are more than I could eat and I am a fairly big eater, and prices are high but with in range for a steakhouse. Service was very good. We were there on a Friday night and it got very loud. Too much food, too much noise and hectic made it less than a great experience.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/17/2014Dine out often. This was one of the best experiences we've had.Special Features:
- very nice but PRICEYDineoutfrequentlyDined on 10/15/2014Everything was GREAT but I found it VERY expensive. The side dishes drove the price high. When I spend $45 on a steak I think it should have some company on the plate. The steak was outstanding...but I hated paying for the tasty side dish.Special Features:
- Great (as usual)!FabMirDined on 10/10/2014This was our third time at Gabriele's and, once more, we had a great experience. Food was great, with emphasis to the specials (which included a carbonara pasta with sliced truffles) and the steak, certainly one of the best in the region. But the best of all was the service from the server called Deimar, who was very courteous, proactive and efficient. The wine list is also very good, but a little pricy. Will certainly go back there soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/5/2014superb food, exquisite service, perfect ambiance and decorSpecial Features:
- I keep trying to like Gabrielle'spablopilotDined on 9/28/2014But the food just never comes out right... My NY strip, ordered medium rare, came out medium. This is pretty normal here. Not sure why I don't just order it rare... Also, it was presliced, which is normal for porterhouse, but not my favorite for a NY strip. The sides are okay, but everything seems not quite fresh, possibly heated and not cooked right then, and very oily. My wedge salad was excellent, the wine list is great, and they really do a nice job in the front of the house. My kids love it there, so we'll go back, despite the rather intense pricing. But I love a good steak and can't get over the hump to liking or recommending Gabrielle's...Special Features:
- DissappointedNothappyDined on 9/27/2014It was one of the loudest restaurants I've ever been. I could not even speak to the person sitting next to me. The waiter acted as if we were lucky to be eating there. Extremely disappointed had to wait 45 mins despite our reservation.Special Features:
- Just the best!!!!LuvtoeatoutDined on 9/24/2014The food is great! Meatball appetizer never ceases to amaze me. Lobster with garlic simply the best. And yes the steak is spectacular. My first choice .... My ONLY choice of a steak place in the area!!!!Special Features:
- neighborhood favoriteFoodieVIPDined on 9/24/2014tony capasso makes the dining experience exceptional every time. great food, and excellent cocktails and wine list. always a win.Special Features:
- Not a great experienceJeannieJVIPDined on 9/23/2014Our most recent visit was a disappointment. We ordered a substitution of whole wheat pasta and they brought gluten free instead. Our server had plenty of excuses, but no apology. For $26, we expect a restaurant of this caliber to get our pasta dish right. Our first experience was great, so we will give Gabriele's one more try.
- Can't wait to go back...outfordinnerDined on 9/22/2014We had a truly fantastic experience at Gabriele's on my husband's birthday. The food was scrumptious, the staff was fantastic and the setting lovely. We couldn't have asked for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great at Gabriele'sMC44Dined on 9/20/2014Great food, great mix of people. Seafood tower was fantastic and the porterhouse for two hit the spot....and you can't forget Tony and his trivia, he was great as usual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingjakeDined on 9/20/2014this was our third time visiting, the food was so disappointing. My husbands swordfish was dry and overcooked, I requested that all of my food be salt-free and all of my food was salted (the waiter clearly did not communicate with the kitchen), I ordered lamb chops thinking that they would be safe and they were served in a pool of sauce. One of our dining companions ordered a pasta special that was sadly disappointing and another diner ordered bone-in rib-eye a very expensive dish in this restaurant(it is pricy overall) and it too was disappointing, it was not the same size that it normally is. They serve complimentary biscoti after dinner which they never brought to us? we will not go back.Special Features:
- Great first time experiencedeliciousdinnerDined on 9/15/2014Loved the ambiance...noise level made it a bit hard to hear when in the center of the room....but food was fabulous and service equally so.Special Features:
- Great food, great serviceSBermDined on 9/13/2014Waiters are engaging. Great steak and Italian dishes. Perfect for special occasions.Special Features:
- Gabrieles SeptemberTrishwwVIPDined on 9/11/2014Disappointing after all the hype. Service was excellent- but food was a huge blah. The NY Strip was tough..crabcakes were luke warm. The Broccoli was the best part of dinner. Nothing special- Onion straws were soggy, greasy onion rings..I would be hard pressed to recommend or go back. Pretty interior design- bar is attractive.There is far too much competition and better restaurants in the area..Seems like expensive account crowd was there in full force- they might be the only ones who want to spend $50, a head before their main meal.Special Features:
- A night to remember!Food2VIPDined on 8/30/2014We celebrated our wedding anniversary in late August and the night was flawless! Our waitress was on attentive, but not intrusive. We were warmly greeting by the managers and seated promptly. They accommodated our seating request which truly made the night perfect! The food was delicious and the timing between courses well spaced. We did not feel rushed and appreciated the ability to savor each course and have time to settle before the next. The Pinot noir was divine as well and well paired with our meat courses. Thank you for creating the ambience and providing a truly memorable night for us. We will certainly be back and recommend Gabriele's to others looking for a relaxed, tasteful and top notch dining experience.Special Features:
- AwesomectmelissaDined on 8/30/2014Fabulous restaurant. Impressive food, great for special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RonnaVIPDined on 8/29/2014Every thing was so good. Food, service. And of course we love Tony, the maître de.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/26/2014Excellent food, great service, delightful aptmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!!FrankPVIPDined on 8/25/2014Combine world class food with Brest taking ambience- then add unmatched service by Tony and staff = one of the best dining experiences in the Tri State!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best meal yet...FrancoisVIPDined on 8/23/2014I've been to Gabrielle's about half a dozen times since they opened a couple of years ago, and I think the food has steadily improved. My porterhouse steak for two was cooked to perfection and on par with other top steak houses - such as Frankie and Johnny's in Rye. Almost as good as Peter Lugars too... Make sure you bring your checkbook - dinner for two will run you about $250-300!Special Features:
- Always a Favorite-Don't Miss ItBeefeaterVIPDined on 8/19/2014Great food, steaks, seafood, italian. And drinks and wine are tough to beat. Had a great Manhattan and just had to have another. And Tony the maitre 'd is just icing on the cake. Makes you feel right at home and a regular, even if you're not. (But I frequent this place as often as practical). Pricey but the food, service and bar are all worth the trip.Special Features:
- Fabulous!!!luvgoodfoodDined on 8/16/2014Everything about this restaurant is outstanding. The food is impeccably prepared. The service is spot on. Tony!s Trivia was also a big hit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would have been great BUT......OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/7/2014The waiter was in a rush to go home. He made it explicitly clear that they were closing and that the last two tables, mine included, were expected to vacate the premises by the time of the last seating. He wasn't subtle. He was direct and this was obnoxious. Had planned to order another after dinner drink but obviously nobody with an interest in the restaurant's profitability was present. Too bad because the food was excellent. I would have recommended the restaurant to many people but now I will most likely avoid it.
- Never disappointsPorscheToddDined on 8/5/2014Gabriele's always delivers a great meal with wonderful service and Tony makes it extra special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best steak I've ever hadKaMeDined on 7/31/2014By far the best filet mignon I've ever had. Cooked exactly how I asked it to be cooked. I can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 118 reviews are from the Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse reviews archive.
- Exceptional as always!restaurantexplorerVIPDined on 7/26/2014We love coming here from the valet to the wait staff and of course Tony. The food is exceptional and the atmosphere is wonderful. We love it here and look forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Don't miss this one!ArthurAveExcellenceDined on 7/26/2014If you're around the Greenwich area, you have to stop by!Special Features:
- would drive 200 miles to eat herebostonGirlVIPDined on 7/23/2014From Boston and was driving to nyc needed a late night, high quality place for a birthday on the day. Gabrielles was perfect. Setting, pwner was so personable, food was impeccable and innovative. I would drive from Boston to go once again. Must get the ceasar salad and grey goose watermelon dessert! !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is truly a hidden gem.Bossman1Dined on 7/19/2014I plan to return to this restaurant again . The food was top notch . My wife and I loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placenealDined on 7/19/2014Great food, fun place to share a meal with friends and/or business associates. Vibrant and always a pleasure to be there.Special Features:
- Warm, welcoming and great FiletVickiVIPDined on 7/19/2014I didn't realize how fancy the restaurant was when I booked online and then showed up with my 2.5 and 5.5 year olds but the maître D and all the staff was very warm and welcoming. It is very comfortable and food was great. One of the best filets I've had and I'm from NYC and have been to most steakhouses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentSnackingDined on 7/18/2014Excellent, right up there with capital grille,but with slightly broader menu and I little louder due to the wood floors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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International Superstar Soccer '98 Nintendo 64
- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Sep 15, 1998
- Summary: Do you have what it takes to be a superstar? Over 17,000 new motion captured animations! Team motivation, players and teams react to real game situations. Vertical camera angle allows you to see more of the pitch. 52 International teams and 9 unique soccer stadiums. Create your own players and trade existing ones. Infinite team formations and customizable strategies.… Expand
- Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Osaka
- Genre(s): Soccer
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It has all the features you could ask for and more and the gameplay has been refined to near perfection. Then it seems, the only reason FIFA is consistently outselling ISS is the fact that EA have the FIFA license and Konami do not. Just don't let that put you off what is possibly the best soccer game on any system.
If you already own ISS64, see if you find a trade-in deal to get your hands on the new one, otherwise, the amount of additions is not quite enough to warrant purchase of the sequel.
Intelligence, control, and gameplay are all the best in the business. The only disappointments are the lack of real players and teams and the need for a better TV-style presentation.
The extra touches, although subtle, are akin to the brushstrokes in a Leonardo Da' Vinci masterpiece. The touches on their own seem insignificant, but look at ISS'98 as a complete package, and it is an experience that can only be described as religious.
Considering that Japan isnt famous for its success in the sport, for some reason the developers at KCET have a canny knack of delivering almost every attribute of our beautiful game in precision detail, with realism so sharp you could almost take an eye out!
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ScottC.Jul 10, 2006One of the greatest soccer games in history, blessed with wonderful game play, easy controls, state-of-the-art graphics. it is made even better by not having a FIFA license, so you can play with Deonardo (Ronaldo) unless you edit the names.… Collapse
BarryP.Oct 24, 2008This will go down in history as the game that started off the Pro Evolution domination. The game was epic for it's time and was unmatched by Fifa. It set the benchmark for all football games up to this day. The best football game ever made, imo.… Expand
Sep 16, 2014I have this game for Nintendo 64 and I already played it. It is a very good game!The best part is the create a player option. Sadly, the number of characters you can enter is 8.… Expand
Dec 10, 2013I dont know what others say about this game, but to me is perfect I have played it for 15th years, have won all the tournaments in the highest level, with al the teams. It doesnt matter how long I play it, I allways love it, because of the wide range of moves, plays and the fact that you will always discover new ways and it doesnt matter if you master the game you will always have the joy of finally achieving that "almostimpossible" sombrerito to a level 5 goalkeeper in a World Cup Final, if that doesnt mean anything to you is because you havent played this game enought! It would always be a 10!… Expand
KevinF.Dec 12, 2003At the time this was the best football game ever, its now been overshadowed by we6, 5 years ago, i'd have given this a ten.


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