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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Guia - Villa Eulalia with Fenced Pool
3 bedroom/2 bathroom, 15 mins walk into Guia with 20+ restaurants
The accomodation is arranged all on one level :
Two Double bedrooms and a twin bedroom, all with air conditioning (for cooling and heating).
Bathroom ( with shower inside the bath and a Shower room .
Fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine, oven, hob, fridge freezer, kettle, toaster, coffee machine, microwave.
Lounge dining room with satellite TV , DVD & VHS. Pateo windows leading out to a covered dining terrace overlooking the pool area and with pleasant views.
The FENCED swimming pool is L shaped ( 8m one side & 6 m the other side. Shallow end is 80cms and deep end is 1.80m )
There is a brick built BBQ & a pool shower.
The extensive communal lawned gardens are only 30m from the villa.
There is a safe, and the property is enclosed with walls and gate.
BAGGAGE SAVING : Every guest receives a pool towel for duration of their holiday and there is a hairdryer.
Just a 15 minute walk into village of Guia: Located in the exclusive 'Quinta dos Alamos', in a cul de sac, just a 15 minute walk from Guia town, which has good value restaurants (25+)and 'home' of chicken piri piri, post office, chemist, church's and supermarkets. Algarve Shopping the regions largest shopping complex, is a few minutes drive away, or a 20 minute walk, with a cinema which show English speaking films, and a food court.
The magnificent Blue Flag beaches of Gale and Salgados and Sao Rafael are just a short drive away ( approx 10 mins ), all have beach bars/restaurants and full facilities.Sao Rafael beach, was recently voted Nº4 best beach in Europe!
Albufeira town famous for its interesting old town, and fantastic nightlife with numerous music bars is 8kms, a 10 minute drive.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Guestbook comments from the manager
This is just a thank you email with regards to the recent rental of villa eulalia 30th May to 11th June. The villa was just as described and was perfect for our stay in Portugal, I would not hesitate to recommend the villa or yourselves to anyone interested in a trip to the Algarve.
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How Eataly is exporting Italian food to the world. (FT)
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The paradox of bike helmet laws. (Big Think)
On the joys of running without technology. (WSJ)
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In early 1952, the Fender® Bassman® amplified a great new invention - the Fender Precision Bass® guitar. At 50 watts, it competed easily with the common instrumentation of the day: horns, piano, small drum kit, and maybe even an electric guitar through a new 10-watt amp. Through the '60s and '70s, the original all-tube tweed 4x10" Bassman® was popular with rock, country and blues guitarists as a reliably great-sounding and easy-to-use guitar amp. In the '90s, Fender released an affordable '59 Bassman reissue amplifier to great acclaim. Many guitarists, tired of experimenting with preamps, equalizers and effects racks, rediscovered the simple pleasure of plugging into a Fender tube amp. The reissue Bassman's wide stage coverage, touch-sensitive dynamics and full-frequency swirl make it perfect for building great tone with almost any guitar or effect, and it remains a staple of the Fender guitar amp line to this day.
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Unless you've played through a original you probably won't understand what I am saying here.
The original 59 bassman was a rock and blues machine. Its also a design Marshall let's say borrowed to make one of their most famous amps.
The 59 bassman would start to saturate and break up at about 4 on the volume control and on up a little bit more you'd find the sweet spot that was a lead man's delight. Sweet sustain/ compression of the natural kind. No one builds a amp today that even comes close at any price. That natural sustain and compression, the sweet spot is missing and has been for quite some time. No wonder vintage amps and nos tubes cost so much.
I think if Fender wanted to, they could take a old well maintained 59 and spec it out, drift included and make a real reissue. The new RI is really just a look-a-like compared to the way an original sounds and feels. The voltages are different on the new one
I'd pay 3 grand without blinking an eye if Fender did an original to spec. using quality parts and transformer & amp; choke etc. Go on Youtube and listen to some originals before you put a thumb down on anything.
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I had to return my Bassman. I was collecting and working for a summer to buy one. When the time came, I bought one from Thomann. Bassman came to me with the wrong nameplate on front (said Twinolux), the jacks too close to the wood to insert the plug, microphonic tubes, knobs absurdly positioned and after some minutes of medium volume play it started to fart and the status light turned off. I'll never buy a Fender amp after that. This was the holy grail of amps but Fender now builds it with totally closed eyes.
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Well,...where do I begin with this review? I'm at a loss for words because of it's awesomeness in tone, it's ease of use(no unnecessary bells and whistles), it's basic features, it's value for the money, etc. Being an amateur player still,...slowly working my way up,...I really believe I have found my sound with my '59 Fender Bassman LTD Vintage Reissue amp. This amp is just wonderful for country and some blues,...and I am sure it would even work in church for some old time gospel hymn singing. Though not a bedroom practice level amp, I can still practice comfortably at home at low volume levels and she does just fine. This amp can get loud, though. I have had to back her down some on the volume at home. That laquered tweed is just beautiful,...another reason why I bought her. Once those four 10s Jensen P10R speakers get broke in, she will sound even better. This amp is also well built and I would highly recommend it. This amp does NOT need to be modified in any way, so ignore reviews you read where this amp was modified right out of the box because a reviewer claimed it sounded "broken" when he got it, and then voided his warranty with his so-called mods! If I could only have one amp,...my '59 Bassman LTD Vintage Reissue amp would be the one I would keep.
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Bought online from GC, they shipped a returned unit. This was the third strike with GC for me, so no more. Hello sweetwater.
Not sure about the quality of this amp. The upper-right-most input jack is right up against the tweed; the amp module is mounted slightly crooked. The amp cut out completely when turned below 3. Returned it to GC, hopefully they send it for repair and don't just sell it to the next poor sucker.
What I did hear from a strat plugged into this amp was heaven. Very sad, but not going to buy another.
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Bought it brand new after it sitting on the floor of the music store i work at, Took it home, it was ok...still needed to break it in. Took it to a practice not too long after. Loaded the car a little screwy and when i opened the back hatch....it took a dive head first i'd say about 3 feet. After looking at it, plugging it in, sounded great still! Few months later, after unloading from a rather heavy gig, i took it out of the trunk of my car and left it in the street that night on accident. Needless to say, it rained.....all night. Dried it out for a few days. Flipped her on. Worked like a champ, sounded even better. LAST BUT NOT LEAST. Playing a gig in a hole in the wall, with beer on the amp of course....It vibrated itself off and spilled into the chassis. Fried my tubes. Let it sit again for quite a while. New tubes popped in. And man, i'm telling you she sounds better than she ever did. Thank you Fender. Or i might just say. Tank you! And you should see my strat!
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This is the best amp I've ever owned. I sold it to fund other amps, regret it very much and will buy me another one. This is hands down the best sounding amp I've ever heard. It's amp porn on a massive scale :-)
This kind of Amps doesn't need reviews, it is a Bassman. Period!
Just plug your Guitar straight in the amp, no pedals, and be amazed with the TONE.
Need to say more?
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I have an HSS Strat, a Gold Rush Blues Jr III & THE Bassman......let me just say, I've tried Mesa, Egnater, Vox, Marshall JCM's, Tubemeister 36 - the '59 Bassman Reissue is the most versatile, pure and best tone of them all. From clean to grunge to the MOST unholy of holy gain/breakup/fuzz - there is nothing close. Across ALL volume levels, this amp is insane........if I could only have ONE amp forever, this is THE ONE...
I also run a Fulltone Catalyst in front of it - I can't even explain the MAGNIFICENT growls that belch from this rig........
Before you invest in ANYTHING else, run your rig through one of these...........they are a BARGAIN......
On a side note, the pedal allows for SICK tones at low volume...........get it up halfway or higher and I can ASSURE you that you will have a smile worth well more than the price of admission to the Holy Grail of amplifiers........
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I love my 59 bassman ltd. But only after I modified it extensively. Truthfully when it was new, it sounded broken. It may have been a manufacturer's defect. But being tech savvy, I completely reworked how it was grounded. Voiding the warranty, but I don't care about that. I believe the circuit board was actually laid out incorrectly. I rebuilt the tone stack and recapped it with capacitors closer to the original. Now I'm in love with it. I play everything through it. I crank it and the gain is great.
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They got this one right from the beginning.Yes it is simple but it works. It has great tone and a must have for any collection. The 4x10's move a lot of air so it is great for larger venues. Not really a bedroom amp. It can be a warm at lower volumes or a snarling animal at the highest volumes. It is also touch sensitive. You can play with the inputs and even jumper the inputs to achieve different tones. I like Fender Amps. I have had a few over the years but this one is a keeper in my collection. Go out and get one you will not be disappointed.
This is a great easy-to-use amp. It sounds great on its own, just plug in and play. The sounds this amp produces are also enhanced by many different types of effects pedals. It is loud enough for most venues. I like the fact that fender has a card that comes with the amp, enabling you to get basic types of sounds as a starting point.
|Model Name:
|'59 Bassman® LTD, 120V
|Model Number:
|Vintage Reissue
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|Lacquered Tweed
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|Presence, Middle, Bass, Treble, Volume (Bright Channel), Volume (Normal Channel)
|45 Watts into 2 Ohms
|Four - (1/4", Two Bright and Two Normal)
|Tube (1 x 5AR4)
|Cabinet Material:
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|Molded Rubber "Dog Bone" Style
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|Genuine Lacquered Tweed with Striped Oxblood Grille Cloth
|Amplifier Depth:
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|Amplifier Width:
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|Amplifier Height:
|22.37" (56.81 cm)
|Amplifier Weight:
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|Four - 10" Jensen® P10R with Alnico Magnet
|2 ohms
|Pre Amp Tubes:
|Groove Tubes® - (3 x 12AX7)
|Power Tubes:
|Groove Tubes® - (2 x 6L6)
|Unique Features:
|Chrome Control Panel, Solid Finger-Jointed Pine Cabinet, 6L6-GE Output Tubes, Improved 12AX7 Preamp Tubes, Original Spec 5AR4 Rectifier Tube, Internal Bias Pot (Makes it Easier to Experiment with Various Output Tubes), Fitted Cover is Included, Controls That Go to 12, 4 Inputs (2 per Channel), Standby Switch
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For the first time since its debut at the Globe 400 years ago, Shakespeare's scandalous Henry VIII will be staged professionally in the Windy City thanks to the efforts of the Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST). Set in the decade following the death of Queen Elizabeth I, this tale dramatizes the king's divorce from Katherine of Aragon and his wild marriage to Anne Boleyn. All the political machinations and royal exploits of the court are laid bare, and you see how the future of England is forever altered. Featuring a talented cast under the direction of Artistic Director Barbara Gaines, this sultry, sordid tale is one for the ages.
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A very well acted, staged and directed play! We found it an interesting Shakespeare historical play. Very impressive evening at the theater.
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Nas Don't Body Ya Self Lyrics
Last updated: 05/05/2012 11:00:00 AM
Hope y'all make it through the storm
You know what though, I love the rain man
A lot you cats are runnin your mouths
Your runnin your mouths crazy
Think y'all got to ease up though, you know
Ease up fore somethin happen man
We don't want that
At least you don't
Be easy man
Tell you how it feels to be on top of the world
But y'all nigga betta take it slow
Don't body ya self
Don't body ya self
Don't body ya self nigga
Yeah, yeah
Everybody get low niggaz
Dedicated to the fuck Nas coalition
Touch my dough I'm lettin .40 cals blow nigga
Not cows with four legs
But cals with more lead
That add up more dead
It's on nigga
I'm a bury them
Niggaz don't want beef they vegetarian
Scared of pussy you climbed out a caesarian
I push ya grown ass back in your mothers womb
You need nine more months
Your crews nine more punks
You rhyme on stuff and claim I ain't sign y'all up
If I sign y'all I'm on dust
Ya we from the same hood but nigga what?!
When y'all was tryin to rap y'all was makin me proud
Man now you fucked up, down on your luck, runnin your mouth man
Why don't be a real man, say you need a lil help
And I might help your ass off the shelf
But noooo, you're bein disrespectful
Thinkin son so cool that he won't check you
Stand down, the king is home
Queens is on, NASDAQ, Dow Jones
Don't body ya self
Take it slow man
Slow down
Take it slow motherfucker
Don't body ya self
Let's listen
Let's just listen
Don't body ya self
Slow down though man
Slow down
Ya'll gotta take it slow
I am De Niro after Am.Ex. commercials and "The Fockers"
With Martin Scorsese after Gangs Of New York could rock this
Back together with the master plan
The rebirth of Langston Hughes, I'm that man
I'm in the streets like old graffiti
I'm hearin wankstas talkin greasy
Whether broke or rich my friend
Nasir bring that career to an end
And I'm bored with you MCs B
Ya'll beneath me
And my raps bring horror like a board of Ouiji
Of course I'm the king, get my shine on
And I blind y'all cause they call me "The Lord of the Rings"
Pinky heavy man, big stones in the weddin ban'
Smell of brimstone back from Hell again
Next verse gets worse from God's son to Devil's sin
Ya'll need to take it slow
Don't body ya self
Motherfucker act like ya know (05')
Motherfucker better take it slow
Don't body ya self
They say Jada defeated him
Joe too street for him
What's next? I guess it's for Nas to ether him
Ya'll awaiting an MC burial
This is ethereal, FM stereo to XM radio
What does it mean, ethereal? Hmm.. either heavenly or spiritual
Extreme, delicately light in a way that seems too perfect for this world
Man that is righteous, faithful and keeps law
Will surely live declares the sovereign Lord
And you are none of the above
So you a sucka for death if I'm a sucka for love
And ya wanna know why I don't got an answer niggaz
Cause I truely understand these niggaz
Scared of me so they talk about family members
Like I can't point out your grandma to niggaz
Damn you was my man like crew, dog
Don't make me change your body frame to blue fog
The Q is the borrow of true dons
Any disrespect nigga we choose arms
Will it be gilmore or crowes?
Nigga act like ya know
Ya betta take it slow
Motherfucker act like ya know
Mess around and body ya self
Don't body ya self
Thanks to YoungWolve for submitting Don't Body Ya Self Lyrics.
get a life | Reviewer: supreme-being | 5/5/12
good luck on ya life, should of checked you like a pair of air nikes, make a move or you just bodied ya self, ha laughing at you now god son look at me now, life just got checked so watch my smile, how the king god son 2 peace bitch disrespect you go to hell let ya soul rest in a better place amen to all the cheats in life i take mine the hard way, just like on my born day wisdom watch the wild, i got it supreme understanding so im going to kick that knowledge, a 120, could get you a degree, but my understanding will still give you you knowledge, you don't know everything, hurt in your life i get you down in ya luck, fuck the jones now you need jim to back you up fucking duck, the nasdaq is not your is british bucks that make your luck fake child of god, try to steal my body your soul is mine!!
fuck 50 | Reviewer: Riddler | 9/4/07
50's a candy rapper ass nigga u dont understand 50 nas brings horror like the board of a ouiija....back up before u get wrecked up..much love to erryone in basement n shouts to Royal T..
wankerz. | Reviewer: nw2 | 6/23/07
fck dem both. nuttin but wordz. cum to my hood and see real life, pure mafia life in poland. gagstaz my arse.
Ghouligh | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/23/07
fck dem both. nuttin but wordz. cum to my hood and see real life, pure mafia life in poland. gagstaz my arse.
Don't Body ya self | Reviewer: dayo | 5/22/07
Nasir D King Of King..He teaches me out to live life...helps me grow man...Fuck 50...Frm Nigeria
He's that man | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/14/07
NAS...Nasir...The N...Nasty NAS...Gods Son...Nasereth...No one can challenge this man, he is the king!!
GODS SON | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/8/05
NAS- The rakim of this generation.Most lyrical MC with logix!
He is the purest MC ever!! King of NY-Greatest of our time!
the best rapper | Reviewer: cisse | 8/7/05
that is what king of man we need in the hippop world but that is impossible coz nas is the only one he battle jigga and this smaal niggaz when test him about he give them what they need he is just the man and the song is i dont evenin know what to said all i have to said is take it slow you bitch nigga


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Seasons 52 is a casually sophisticated fresh grill and wine bar that invites you to discover what's good now with our seasonally inspired menu. At Seasons 52, you'll enjoy a warm, welcoming ambiance with rich mahogany accents, custom built wine cellars, and lush greenery that create an air of casual sophistication. With an award-winning international wine list of over 100 wines, with 52 or more available by the glass, we will find the perfect match to complement your menu selection.Continued
We also feature live entertainment at our piano bar nightly.
If you are searching for a place to host your next group function, look no further. Seasons 52 is the perfect setting for your private or semi-private event. We also feature a Chef's table for smaller groups or more intimate settings. Together we will create the event of the season!
We also feature live entertainment at our piano bar nightly.
If you are searching for a place to host your next group function, look no further. Seasons 52 is the perfect setting for your private or semi-private event. We also feature a Chef's table for smaller groups or more intimate settings. Together we will create the event of the season!
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- Wonderful experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/27/2014Our family Thanksgiving dinner was canceled at the last minute (the night before!), so were lucky enough to snag a reservation at Seasons 52. The staff were great - welcoming, attentive, upbeat. The food was fantastic and beautifully presented. Though they must've served countless Thanksgiving meals today, it was just as fresh, hot and delicious as if it were prepared upon order specifically for us. And even with the constant flow of customers, we never felt rushed. It was a wonderful experience overall and saved the day for us as far as a Thanksgiving meal was concerned. This was our first time here, but it won't be our last. I highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Atmosphere - Delicious FoodmarciathematchmakerVIPDined on 11/24/2014Kyle was our server he was very personable. Made many recommendations which was helpful and very satisfying. He was a very good server and anticipated our every need. The menu was perfect-we all enjoyed the dinner. Thank you .....we will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great Time with Great FriendsFoodieTonyDined on 11/22/2014A great evening was had at Seasons 52 this past weekend. Samantha our host was excellent (ask for her). Samantha did an exceptional job at recommendations from everything from the drinks to appetizers, to main course to dessert. Very energetic scene, the food was excellent (try the lobster flatbread, 6 oz filet, and arugula salad).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food experienceFrankDined on 11/21/2014Was very good. I really enjoyed the food and the wait staff was very helpful and friendly. Seemed like a great atmosphere, for either lunch, or a late night dinner. Could be enjoyed as a date or with a large group. great seasonal selection of food. great wine selection alsoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Innovative, delicious and healthy menu choicesSaucySallyDined on 11/21/2014I have dined at Seasons 52 on numerous occasions and it never disappoints. The seasonally changing menu items, the ambience, the servers, the managers and the hosts who greet you, clearly have been well trained and make your dining experience a comfortable and memorable one. Their cocktail offerings are also creative. I highly recommend the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bizfoodieDined on 11/21/2014Consistent no matter which Season 52 you visit. Excellent service & food. Always a pleasure....great for business lunches or evening with friends.Special Features:
- Exceptional Dining ExperienceNorthwoodsGuyDined on 11/20/2014Season's 52 in Schaumburg is as good as it gets for diners in the northwest suburbs. Outstanding atmosphere, food, wine and service combine to make Season's 52 a consistently top quality dining venue. Easy to get to location on 72 west of the 53/290, complimentary valet parking and plenty of seating. Nonetheless, make reservations for evening dining and if you get there between 4 and 6:30, try the small plates (appetizers) @ only $5 each, they are out of this world delicious and a bargain to boot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loved the little dessertsLove2eatVIPDined on 11/20/2014had a fab greek salad and flatbread with two great desserts: the smore and the pecan pie in shot glassesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not my usual experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/19/2014I have been to this restaurant several times for lunch since it opened- and the food is always top notch and the service impeccable... Not this time. Met a friend for dinner and had lots of catching up to do, but even then, the pace of the meal was annoyingly slow. There seemed to be plenty of help, so not a case of being overwhelmed with tables. We finally had to beg another waiter to get our bill. I'd go back, but unless you have 2 1/2 hours to kill on a simple meal, I'm not sure it would be for dinner again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Solid.drewDined on 11/17/2014The place was a little noisier than ideal, but other than that we were very pleased. Food and service were very good. Prices were reasonable for a nice restaurant, and the ambiance/decor was warm and inviting- exactly what we needed on a frigid winter night. We will be back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BeckyDined on 11/17/2014Nice ambiance with the piano and lighting however they jammed 10 of us at a table, waitress had a major attitude and the food was very average.
- Nice eveningBarbDined on 11/16/2014We had a lovely table in the back. The food was delicious and our service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sontag Der 16th. November 2014BlaueAugenDined on 11/16/2014"I love the relaxed~welcoming feel of this place. The cuisine were very different~unique. Great portions on all their selections on their Fall menu. The General Manager Gary and our Server Dan were very accommodating~attentive in making the dinner engagement very "Special" for us. I will definitely will return to try the other great dishes, that they have to offer. Service was well-timed and friendly, wines were affordable."Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love It, but be careful ......BarbaraVIPDined on 11/16/2014Here's what I mean. Everything is wonderful, so you add an appetizer, soup, a couple of desserts, cocktails and wine to your meal and the bill gets up there. BUT, it is very worth it. Love the food. Highly recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/15/2014Waitress forgot about us after dinner. We waited for at least 20 minutes to receive sweetener for the latte and the dessert list. Although, she was extremely friendly the rest of the dinner. Food is excellent, different. Well worth the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun eveningLook2CookDined on 11/15/2014Service was outstanding. Waiter even offered me his flashlight because it was too dark, I couldn't see the menu. Ambience is nice, but it is nice to be able to see the menu and your food. Lobster flat bread was disappointing...undercooked and a little fishy. Stuffed mushrooms wonderful. Nice beer selection. Salad and salmon tasty. Great desserts. We had a fun evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor flavors in cooking.TreesDined on 11/15/2014Maple-glazed chicken had strong vinegar taste; filet mignon had a spongy texture and was ordered medium rare and was very rare - this was true for both customers who ordered the steak. Leek Risotto was great Scallops were good. Grilled appetizer lobster had heavy, smokey grill taste. Very disappointed as restaurant was recommended by friends. Prices did not in anyway reflect any type of quality food preparation. We did not receive $10 discount for using Opentable.com for our reservations.
- Outstanding...bumsteadDined on 11/14/2014Took my wife there for a wedding anniversary and was the perfect places. At at about 5:30 on friday and was not crowded. Service was great and food was even fantastic. Portions were enough to satisfy us, but not enough to take anything home and might have trouble being enough for a big eater. The portion size goes along with the health theme that entrees are all under 450 calories. Dessert is served in small shot glass containers that are $3.00 each.. so we sampled 3 which were delicious. Out the door with tip for both of us about 100.00 We will be going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CJMGDined on 11/14/2014I ordered from the flights/flatbread menu, and then my husband and I ordered small plates to share. The food choices and portions were excellent! We enjoyed taking our time in sampling the food and talking. We left feeling relaxed and satisfied!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- healthy travelersOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/13/2014Eating healthy while traveling is tough. I eat here a lot when working in schaumburg. Great menu, great concept, free valet. It's my number one spot for dinner. Even solo at the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryrsmilkoDined on 11/13/2014This was not our first time coming to Seasons, but they never cease to impress. The food and menu are always changing based on the season, hence the name, and so there's always new things to try. I would definitely recommend to anyone who loves food and wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not our best visitJEN8579VIPDined on 11/12/2014Let me start off by saying i love Seasons 52 and i certainly will return. On this trip we just had really poor service and a disappointing appetizer. we saw our server about 4 times over the period of 2 hours. at one point we saw a different server pass our table and asked if they could show us the desserts. if that server did not walk by, we probably would have been there for 4 hours. we sat in a booth in the bar area which was really nice because we could hear the pianist. We ordered the tuna/avocado sushi roll which was disappointing this time. it was so cold that we could not even bite into it. it was clearly straight out of the fridge/freezer. we asked for a new one and the waitress said this is how it is always served. this is probably the 10th tuna/avocado roll i have ordered here and i have never experienced a near frozen roll. the rest of the meal was delicious as always, i had the rainbow trout and my friend had the other fish special (branzino?).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mmmmmmmmmmmmmDined on 11/12/2014..............................................................................................................Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious again!FoodieDined on 11/11/2014Ok, second time at Seasons 52 and it was just as good as the first time. Had the carmelized sea scallops and they were fantastic. They gave us free desserts for my birthday celebration. Really attentive wait staff and management. Can't wait to go back and try something else.Special Features:
- First timeLolaDined on 11/10/2014Received a gift card and while traveling just happened upon this wonderful place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!Jovanka27Dined on 11/10/2014Simply amazing! Food is excellent and service is just as great!!Special Features:
- Good wine, good valueOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 11/10/2014I eat here because they mange to put out very flavorful meals while ringing out the calories. I had the wine flight flat bread special. It was fun and a real value. A substantial tasting of three wines with a wonderful appetizer, and then a full glass of the wine I liked best. The toughest part was selecting the wine I liked best. My meal was tasty and I have to take it on faith that it did not have more calories.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/10/2014We had the mushroom bisque and thought it was excellent as well as the fish tacos Mark was an excellent waiter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Wine listBCMielkeVIPDined on 11/8/2014My Wife and I stopped after we got done shopping based on the OpenTable recommendations. The wine list is very long and more importantly reasonable. Especially nice was the size of the pours! The Menu also had something for everyone. There were larger meals or simple flatbread pizza. You could spend $$$, but you didn't have to if your appetite was light. They were running about 5 min late on reservations when we arrived and we sat in the bar and enjoyed some music from a live piano player. Interestingly we found the noise level in the bar to be quieter than the main seating area which was very noisy. Though the noise level detracted some from our enjoyment we both found the restaurant very good. We will be back!Special Features:
- Stellar ServiceLovegreatfoodgreatserviceDined on 11/8/2014My sisters and I took our mother the Seasons 52 to celebrate her birthday. When I made the reservation, I made a note in the comments section we were celebrating a birthday. As we were seated, the hostess handed my mom a birthday card with a nice note from the restaurant, thanking us for choosing to celebrate at Seasons 52. We were greeted right away by our server, Leldon. His customer service was truly AMAZING! After learning all of our names, he proceeded to address us correctly each time he returned to our table. Leldon was able to offer suggestions and provided attentive service throughout our meal. He had a great sense of humor and we all enjoyed ourselves during the evening. I highly recommend this restaurant and WILL return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Night out at Seasons 52Pat1Dined on 11/8/2014WE always love Seasons 52. The atmosphere is very romantic and the service is great. We had the trout which my husband has every time and loves it. The flatbread is good for starters as there is no bread put on the table. I got the barbecued chicken salad and there was so much chicken I had to bring some home. The other two in our group got the salmon and pork tenderloin which they both loved. The only problem we had was the one in our group wanted a light beer and there didn't seem to be one that he liked. The two that he chose they were both out of. I especially like the small shot glasses for dessert. It's just enough. You don't come out of there feeling too full and you know you had good, nutritious food.Special Features:
- Gluten Free = Flavor FreeCathyDined on 11/8/2014Seasons 52 is unique. Because of my food restrictions (gluten free), I heard this was a fabulous place. The services was the best I've ever experienced! The waiter remembered our names throughout dinner. The food? Ah. Well. Not so great. I cook gluten free at home and though I'm not a chef, I create some pretty great sauces and flavorings that are gluten free. There were no choices in this regard. The steak was plain - no options for gluten free ANYTHING to accompany. No grain choice - they "managed to put something together for me" - and found plain, steamed farro with no seasonings at all- not a spice to be found. My friend had the scallops, and said they were marvelous, but I left disappointed after all I heard.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceMPFoodiesVIPDined on 11/8/2014This was our second visit to Seasons 52 and it was even better than our first. We love the Flight and Flatbread combo, and our server John made the night special. We always eat the small plates but never go away hungry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fair foodrobinDined on 11/8/2014salmon was very fishy tasting and the flatbread was good.Special Features:
- Good food, superior servicebaatkarloDined on 11/7/2014Good American fare done with excellent service with well trained, highly attentive staff.I would recommend this to a friend.
- anxious serverOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/7/2014All went well except that server seemed to want everything ordered at same time. I realize they want turnover but if you irritate seated customer then the tip less.also,when she brought check she checked it within 2 minutes t see if i left payment. We did follow our own schedule and not hers but i felt that she was annoyed that we ordered 1 course at a time. If im spending $75 prr person i want to spend more than an hour in restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentDisappointedDined on 11/6/2014First time, service and food both excellent. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent for Business or PleasureOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/5/2014I took a new client to dinner - who is now turning into a good friend - and we were so very impressed with Ethan our server. The wine list was great. We selected a nice bottle of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc that complimented the small plates of shrimp scampi and Goat Cheese Torts that we shared. Our glasses were never empty, because every time we needed more, Ethan was there to pour. Sitting near the bar, we were entertained with live music from the singer/ piano player which added so much ambiance and energy to the room. Not that the smell of the wood burning stove and dimlit room wasn't charismatic enough. Delightful evening and I would recommend to anyone. Great fresh flavors and low calories too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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"We think the best place to start is having a comprehensive assessment," says Timm. "That will tell you what measures you already have in place, and sometimes schools don't even know [about them]," noting that some schools have discovered accordion gates that aren't in use, or alarms that simply need new batteries.
Timm adds that an assessment helps schools identify where their vulnerabilities exist. After an assessment is taken, a document is written outlining recommended steps and what security measures the school should prioritize.
Timm identifies access control and communications as two extremely important factors. "People love to buy cameras, I love cameras too, but really the chief value is in forensics. People always have a burglar alarm system. I think that's nice but the burglar alarm really isn't protecting people," he says. "But in the Sandy Hook case, it just appears to me that communications and access control were excellent," says Timm, pointing out that the school did so many things right in terms of security. "So it's just such a sad situation."
Klinger emphasizes that training personnel should be part of any security plan. "The important thing going through the Sandy Hook report is the notion of buzzer systems. We have a lot of schools that have purchased a buzzer system and say, 'Oh good, now we're safe.' Well you saw in the photos and in the report how easily [Lanza] breached that buzzer system. So if you don't have a second and third line of defense, the buzzer system is essentially worthless," she notes.
Klinger says the second line of defense is adequately training staff in how to screen individuals coming through the building. "We see thousands of times where you walk up, push the button and they let you in. They don't screen to ask a visitor, 'what can I help you with,' or 'what are you doing here,' or even to find out what your demeanor is like, if you're acting suspiciously, so there your first line is getting people who are trained to screen visitors."
Some aspects of Sandy Hook, however, leave little to be learned for schools, such as the fact that the shooter used heavy weaponry to shoot through a glass entrance. "It's very unsettling to think about the prospect of somebody forcing their way in like this. It's an anomaly, we don't have those incidents, or at least a pattern of those incidents," says Timm, who points out that schools cannot barricade themselves against every possible type of weapon that might be used by an attacker.
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