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Get me the amnesia ray!
cold fusion redux (368 comments)
Hydrogen in a metal matrix. In the 80s it was called cold fusion. Progress in CF has been slow due to a pervasive and comprehensive conspiracy to suppress positive results in the field Funny, they're still at the F&P stage twenty+ years later... Whatever. Good luck with that.
My bird wants one (182 comments)
I have a 22 y.o. YNA (big green thing, 50% evil) who is very lazy. He would love to go motoring around the house in one of these things.
Re:is the delta v that bad? (80 comments)
I should not google things before i drink my coffee... I completely messed up my delta-v estimate. You are all right, mercury is a difficult target. It would still be worth it... maybe a solar sail or electrostatic decelerator for free delta-V?
is the delta v that bad? (80 comments)
I did a cursory goog, and got the impression that the delta-V to Mercury is 1/6th of the delta-V to Mars. Mercury is down the hill from us, not uphill. Mercury would seem to have the added benefit of having 10x the initial solar radiation available for running a sail. I'm a little disappointed to see this topic get so few posts. Mercury has a lot to offer from an explorational perspective. Plentiful energy, a B-field, easy to get to.... much more interesting than Mars in many ways.
Not So Fast, Einstein. (262 comments)
Sending neutrino messages is old hat. Receiving them is a bit more difficult, because neutrinos are so damned difficult to detect. They basically don't interact with anything, which is why Fermilab can shoot a neutrino beam an a 735 km underground trip to Minnesota. So to receive your IM, you need a detector the mass of the USS Iowa. I sent out "Dinner is served" back in the 80s, by the way.
.mil or .not? (260 comments)
I thought gps was a military thing and that all that civvy stuff was just freeloading.
K. Eric Drexler and L5 figured this out long ago (481 comments)
I remember, as an ardent newcomer to L5, talking about exactly this sort of thing with Eric Drexler in a park somewhere in the Bay Area, back in 1983. What the heck, good luck to the Chinese. Maybe they'll even do it. (although the delta-V required is truly staggering, even for the kind of intercept described)
kill switch (87 comments)
How come the first thing that came to mind was "they want to put a kill switch in my car?" They won't call it that, of course.
Way to bury the lede in the headline (425 comments)
Lulsec spokesmouth arrested: news. In the bigger scheme of things, nobody gives a rat fuck what lulsec thinks about paypal.
Re:Tracker to prevent violations. (163 comments)
Stumbling right out of the gate over privacy problems would likely doom Google+'s chances of emerging as a viable, realistic rival to Facebook, which rules the social networking market with about 700 million account holders
Editorialize much?
my workaround (131 comments)
Use a photo of the garbage-filled gutter in front of the NYSE, or maybe Bernie Madoff, or a simple graphic of a downward-trending chart with the words FRAUD superimposed.
Re:a new excuse for feckless behavior. (246 comments)
Funny you should mention digging ditches. I dug a nice one across my property a couple of years ago when my employer furloughed its staff for a few days. I won't bother dicksizing what i do for money, but you can figure it out from my previous posts. You're not the only intellectually gifted snowflake in the room, son. Man-up and take responsibility for your bullshit.
a new excuse for feckless behavior. (246 comments)
This will inevitably devolve into "I can't pay attention because I'm so smart", much like "i can only eat mac n' cheese because i'm a supertaster".
Time to charge-up the taser
works for me (298 comments)
Forbidden Planet --> Voyage to See What's at the Bottom --> Star Trek --> 2001 --> submarine nuke --> Fermilab main control room crew chief. ymmv.
Bullshit. (384 comments)
"Had the bomb been armed with its fissile capsule, the immediate death toll may have reached six figures." Says it all. Fail. Technologically illiterate dreck bereft of so much as a wisp of credibility to anyone even passingly familiar with the field. Shame.
I run a friggin atom smasher! (404 comments)
I run an atom smasher! I make antiprotons! I shoot a neutrino cannon at Minnesota! you bet my job is awesome!
Re:My control room experience at fermilab (421 comments)
It is indeed gross, but it works. You need to remember that this room has been operational, online and manned 24/7/365 for the last 40 years. Those big yellow racks? Been there since 1970. You should also understand that we don't get the money to gussy it up. We'd like nice fancy wide screen displays but it's not a budget priority. Those displays on top? Yes, are, in fact, for room-wide monitoring, esp for that guy at the empty desk in the middle, which is probably self evident by the size of the graphics displayed. Notice the sound deadening material. Notice the straight lines. Notice that there is no storage at the workspaces. We have a pretty good grasp on the details of the ergonomics. This control room is a poster child for function over aesthetics. If you would like to see it up close, just ask, i'd be happy to give you a personal tour. Like i said, i'm in the picture.
My control room experience at fermilab (421 comments)
These are just my experience. I've worked in SSN maneuvering (reactor plant control) rooms, and at Fermilab, the Experimental Areas, D0, CDF control rooms and now days, the Main Control Room.
Keep the racks sealed, front and back as much as possible, to keep dust in the room from getting into the electronics. You might (or not) be amazed at how much dust a control room can collect over a year.
Include a fair amount of sound deadening foam. again, it's remarkable how loud pcs can get, way moreso if you have to add fan cooled crates and such.
Stay away from trackballs unless you can get *really* *awesome* trackballs, they tend to collect crap inside and are usu. kinda a PITA to clean.
Beware of the temptation to put in q00l tracklights, as they have a tendency to cause a lot of glare. Keep bookshelvs away from the consoles as much as possible.
Have your operators face AWAY from the hallway. Consider keycard access to keep distractions down. Spend the money on comfy high-backed chairs. Kitchen immediately adjacent to the control room. Bathroom nearby. Consoles should go UP, not out; it's easier to look up than turn your head and it _will_ make a difference.
I would not curve your workstations; skooching from one point to the next in a curved layout requires a unique trajectory for each endpoint; straight layouts are easier to run your chair along.
Here's mine http://www-visualmedia.fnal.gov/VMS_Site/gallery/stillphotos/2006/0000/06-0022-30D.hr.jpg kinda big, and i'm in the picture! Looks old and clunky but we manage.
God Squad was first (357 comments)
God Squad has been in use by (mostly, i think) Christian churches since about 100 milliseconds after the debut of the Mod Squad pilot. Since 1968. I think there's a Rabbi in NYC who has something antecedently similar going on, too.


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The Margate Condo Market seems to be heating up. Similar to many other segments in our marketplace, we are seeing an increase of activity which is mostly due to stable prices. Another similarity is that the units, buildings, and locations that are more in demand are trading at a brisker rate and for considerably more money.
The Island House, which is located in Margate, is one of the most sought after condo complexes on the island. The Island House with 154 units which in total adds to a more intimate feel. The layout and location of the Island House is unique, it is located between Margate's Parkway & Marina District. It is situated directly on the ocean and because of its positioning the vast majority of the units have well above-average ocean views. The building is comprised of spacious 1 and 2 bedroom units (coined as "mini 2's" & "mini 3's") with balconies, surface parking, and a beautiful sun-drenched pool & deck. In the past year 8 units have been marketed for sale and currently 4 of the 8 units are either sold or under contract with an average sold price of $545,000.
Margate's 9600 another fantastic condo building as well is a good bit larger than the Island House with a total of 246 units. The 9600 is u-shaped with a large pool & deck centrally located in the middle of the building, directly facing the ocean. The newly renovated lobby is one of the nicest on the island and majority of the parking is under roof in an open-air garage. The building is comprised of mostly 1 and 2 bedroom units with about half having exceptional views. Over the past 12 months, the 9600 has led the rest of the island high rises with a total of 14 sales and currently 7 active units are on the market.
Margate Towers an oceanfront building located in Margate's Marina District. This building has a total of 181 units and a very friendly environment as the majority of the owners know each other. The pool deck is elevated on top of the parking garage and directly faces the ocean; the balance of the parking is surface parking across the street or down the block. The units comprise of a majority of efficiencies and 1 bedrooms, a balance being made up of 2 bedroom units. In the past 12 months there were a total of 11 sold or under contract with an average price of $214,000. Currently 14 units are available. Margate Towers is a great value with the lowest average sales price in Margate; due to the shortage of 2 bedroom units and an abundance of efficiencies and 1 bedrooms.
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This year seems to be the Year-of-the-Sasquatch for me. Bigfoot feels like it has taken the place of Mother Nature as a symbol for keeping the environment in good shape. I have drawn several bigfoot sketches during the year. When it became time to come up with a Christmas card, I began thinking about our crypto-hominid friend having a quiet moment.
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Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
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Decan 1 Sagittarius Horoscope November 2014
Maintaining a firm grip on reality is the task at hand this month. Even though your three transits are good ones, in fact strong transits all being conjunctions, they each make a stressful aspect to your long term Neptune square. So keeping your feet firmly placed on the ground is the theme this month. Keep in mind the potential for deception, both self-deception and not seeing others for who they really are.
Venus in your decan from November 16 to 25 heightens your need for love and affection. Take care though, from November 19 to 22 when Venus square Neptune could have you looking through rose colored glasses. As Venus also rules money, beware of fraud or going into debt at the moment. Happy birthday with your solar return from November 21 to December 3. This year the power of the Sun is more intense for you because of the November 22 new moon. From November 25 to 28, the Sun square Neptune could well have you feeling out of place, unsure about your path and destiny.
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Decan 2 Sagittarius Horoscope November 2014
After a rather astounding series of most fortunate transits in October, things quieten down considerably this month. You only have two transits and one of the is the year-long Uranus trine which continues to add anticipation and excitement to your life. Before I mention the shorter-term transit, there is another positive influence which will remain in effect till March next year. This is the October 8 lunar eclipse which should be having a harmonious influence on your home and family life, as well as on your close relationships.
You have to wait until November 24 for Venus in your decan. This sensual and peaceful influence lasts until December 3. This is the ideal time to find a new love if you are single or unhappy in love. If already partnered up, then you can enjoy more tenderness and affection. Venus trine Uranus from November 26 to 28 will add a spark of excitement whatever you status. As Venus rules money, you may also receive and unexpected financial bonus or gift.
Decan 3 Sagittarius Horoscope November 2014
Although this month is no where as dynamic or eventful as October, it still has the fortunate backdrop. Last month, I only touched on the major influence coming up for you over the next few months. This is the extremely fortune Jupiter trine which lasts from October 25 to late January 2015. You should be feeling sociable and can expect good relations with loved ones as well as people at work and in group activities. You interests and activities are likely to be broadened and this could include further study or longer distance travels.
You only have one other transit this month and it comes up straight away with Mercury sextile your decan from November 1 to 9. This has a positive influence on your way of thinking and on your communications. This is the perfect time to make plans for the future, attend meetings, apply for a raise or new job, and anything that involved mental work like studying or paperwork. You get your first taste of the activation of your lucky Jupiter transit now with Mercury sextile Jupiter from October 29 to November 5. Fit in the most important tasks during this period, like signing contracts, making new contacts, or just catching up with friends for quality conversations.


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2 Bedrooms, 1 bath with bay view
Waterfront unit on Alamitos Bay in Belmont Shore. this is one of the best locations in the city of Long Beach. Overlooks Alamitos Bay and a two block walk to all of the shops and restaurants of 2nd Street in Belmont Shore. The unit has a sandy beach directly in front, a large private patio with tables and chairs, and has an unobstructed view of sand and water. Bicycle and stand up paddle board provided. Full kitchen, wireless internet and parking are included.
**3 nights stay minimum**
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About The Owner
I am a Long Beach Native and am a licensed California Real Estate broker. I am most always available to provide suggestions for local activities, dining , etc.
The Owner purchased this apartment in 1995
Why The Owner chose Belmont Shore
This is a very popular summer beach spot, great for water activities like stand up paddle and very short walk to restaurants and shops.


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The Wife of Bath
- Address:
4 Upper Bridge Street
Wye, TN25 5AFNeighbourhood:
- Cuisine:
EuropeanPrice: £26 to £40
The Wife of Bath
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.thewifeofbath.com/
- Phone: 01233 812232
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday: 6:30pm - 9pm
Wednesday - Sunday: 12pm - 2pm, 6:30pm - 9pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: European, British
- Executive Chef: Jorge Noble
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area (patio only), Wine, Wine Bar
Getting there
- Public Transit: We have Wye train station situated 5 minutes walk down the road, accessible from Ashford International, Canterbury and most south London Stations. There is also a bus stop right outside the restaurant.
- Parking: Private Car Park
- Parking Details: We have a private car park behind the restaurant if this is full street parking is available and free
A word from The Wife of Bath
The Wife of Bath is a restaurant with rooms situated in the medieval village of Wye in the heart of rural Kent with easy access to London, Canterbury, Ashford and the Kent coast. Our newly open restaurant offers exceptional & friendly service, innovative food, a fabulous selection of wines, spirits, cocktails and luxurious guest accommodation. Love your food and drink? You'll love it here. Our imaginative menus are created from the finest local and seasonal produce and our eclectic drink lists feature wines fom new, old and emerging regions, classic cocktails, premium spirits and memorable malts. And all of this delivered with relaxed informality in gorgeous, elegant surroundings. Pop in for lunch, settle in for dinner or come and spend the night in one of our five individually designed rooms.Continued
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The Wife of Bath reviews from OpenTable diners
15 reviews since 24 November 2013
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambience3.7Value4.1
special occasions (11)fit for foodies (8)romance (7)sunday lunch (5)business meals (4)group bookings (3)outstanding value (3)afternoon tea (3)brunch (2)Show More
- FantastictgifridayDined on 9/4/2014We ate here using a travelzoo voucher which was exceptional value but would go again even without a voucher. The food was fantastic and the staff were attentive and really nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday lunchUlphmjDined on 23/3/2014It was our first time at the wife of bath. Did not know what to expect only we had been told the food is good. We were greeted by friendly helpful staff on our arrival. The venue was a little quiet as there was only one other table in use, they were enjoying a birthday I believe but we did eat early. We had a traditional roast which was beautifully cooked. Overall the wife of bath is an outstanding little resteraunt which with a very appealing menu which I plan to eat my way through over the course of the coming year.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best value set lunch in Kent?FussyDDined on 12/3/2014Three outstanding courses for £20. Fine dining on the cheap. If there is a better value lunchtime deal in Kent - I'm yet to taste it! Bravo.Special Features:
- Most enjoyable stayvernonDined on 14/2/2014The staff were all most welcoming and help full. Vicky also arranged flowers to be delivered to our room in advance of our arrival. The food was first class and very good value for money. Our stay was cosy and comfortable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic Mealdarrenw29Dined on 14/2/2014I've been to this restaurant before for both lunch and dinner, and it didn't fail to impress yet again! Excellent menu cooked to perfection, romantic atmosphere and great service. A little pricey, but worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sadly we were the only peopleChrisDined on 11/2/2014Sadly we were the only people in the restaurant, but it was a Tuesday night in a wet and stormy February. However we were well looked after and the food was really excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- only 2nd timedom6Dined on 9/2/2014I have used the restaurant and the service is great, unpretentious, subtle and down to earth. Great dishes for great value, not one aspect of disappointment in any dish. The portion sizes were good, the quality exceptional and the wine was great and very reasonable for the list. I only wished they had the "cabbagy cheese" I had last time which was completely unique and a glorious taste. Highly recommend for both quality and value for money.Special Features:
- Perfect for a special eveningLyndylouDined on 1/2/2014Food was a delight as always. The presentation is beautiful and there are always some delicious combinations and clever ideas. Food must look good as well as tasting good and The Wife of Bath does this beautifully.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An evening to rememberMaikaiDined on 29/1/2014Although we arrived over an hour late, there was no negative comments from the staff. Having champagne in the lounge we were given the menu and wine list and no one rushed us to make our choice. Once installed in the dining room and after some lovely pre-starters we asked if the table could be moved closer to the open fire.This was done straight away with a smile. The food was delicious, the presentation superb and the wines chosen from an extensive list were rather good. Upon request the red wine was put in a decanter.The only surprise was that they only have 1! I guess that on a winter evening not many people come to Wye for a meal, which probably explains why we were only 8 diners.All in all I would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wye WonderalwayseatingoutDined on 18/1/2014one of our favourite places to eat in Kent. Michelin style food. friendly staff and lovely ambience. Sea Bass dish with an Asian flavour I had was beautiful and cheesecake for dessert was a very different take with lots of different textures and tastes going on. Good wines chosen to complement dishes. My partners meal was not so successful however he was offered another choice of main which he did not take however this was removed from the bill. I would say it was a bit slow to get paid at end. maybe need to get more staff on a Saturday eve. Overall pleasurable experience and will continue for many years I hope.Special Features:
- Lack of AtmosphereOldcustomer30yearsDined on 18/12/2013I and my wife have over the years been to the wife of Bath many times. the last change of ownership has been more business like but have sacrificed the super atmosphere that the restaurant had when John Morgan was the owner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent food, very goodsamsonDined on 27/11/2013excellent food, very good service, ambient surroundings wide choice of seasonal menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 324 reviews are from the The Wife of Bath reviews archive.
- Service a little poorAmy21Dined on 23/11/2013My first time for a la carte dinner only been for afternoon tea before which was lovely. This time food was good but not spectacular. For the price would expect more overall. The courses were rushed when it came to desert we had to send waitress away to have a breather. After that we had to ask twice for port and the petit fours. Just a little disappointing considering reputation.Special Features:
- Back again after 30 yearsJudigardenerDined on 3/11/2013We used to live in Kent and so chose to come back to the Wife of Bath to remember old times. Sunday lunch was very good. Service was timely but not intrusive. The only thing we thought needed attention was the atmosphere/ decor. Something of the intimacy we remembered seemed to be missing. But food was very good and the pappardelle with mussels and chorizo was an excellent starter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely meal, but where was everyoneSSSofLondonDined on 26/10/2013Had a lovely meal, but the two of us were alone in a large dining room for most of the time, whilst the other diners were placed in a second dining room. This place deserves to be busier than it was last Saturday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner for FourBlackdogDined on 5/10/2013An enjoyable meal for sure . Rather stark Ambience but some people would like that . Limited Menu , but again many would see that as evidence of using fresh produce prepared after ordering .. We had tried a Michelin Starred restaurant the previous evening and couldnt really tell the difference . Interesting to know what the Criterion is for awarding the Stars is . Perhaps I am rather fussy or expect too much . Price worked out about £50 per head incluing Wine which is what you would expect in the area for a good meal in a good restaurant . . Overall Good meal in pleasant surroundings .7.5 out of 10.I would recommend this to a friend.
- My husband and I love thispappaGDined on 25/9/2013My husband and I love this restaurant very friendly and great foodSpecial Features:
- VERY GOOD, BUT COULD BE EVEN BETTERRaisonneurVIPDined on 21/9/2013Nothing wrong with this lovely place, but I feel that the kitchen could be even better, with just a little more attention to detail. Service and setting both great - and it's a great place for a romantic interlude!Special Features:
- We had lunch, never havingSweetPeaDined on 28/8/2013We had lunch, never having been here before and is was absolutely beautiful. The staff were friendly. I wouldnt use it as an every day lunch spot but for special occasions it was fabulous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad service bad foodChloeshutDined on 25/7/2013No front of house to welcome you. Very expensive meals which are very poor not worth the money. Service was slow and unprofessional. It is such a shame we have always loved this restaurant but this time I feel ripped off!Special Features:
- Good food; poor front of houseLuapDined on 12/7/2013Although the meal was quite good, there was a feeling that the restaurant was being run by remote control by an absentee landlord. Apart from two good young waitresses, there seemed to be nobody else about.Special Features:
- Very nice meal and well presented.ORichardDined on 12/7/2013Very nice meal and well presented.Our request for a window table was met and the staff were very friendlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- B-E-A-utifulFoodieDined on 11/7/2013Was recommended venue buy a friend who recently had a birthday meal there. Once the babysitter was booked it was easy to find and set in the stunning village of Wye. Feels more like you're at a friends house (beautiful house) very relaxed, exceptional service from staff. We sat in the bay window watching village settle for the evening and enjoyed every mouthful of the playful menu. Looking forward to going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The menu could provide moreSP10Dined on 6/7/2013The menu could provide more detail on what the food contains. I react badly to spicy food. So I avoided those specifically marked as spicy or hot. The main dish I chose was based on hake. There was no reference to spice on the description. When it arrived there was a lot of red sauce, which I took to be tomato. It was, however, heavily spiced with chillies. I could not eat it. The waitress was very good and changed the meal for a version without spices, but then I had to finish eating while my partner waited form me. It spoiled the evening. I would not be keen to return.
- Perfect portionsWyeDinerDined on 5/7/2013Visited this restaurant many times and the quality of the food is always very good. Lovely sea bass with chorizo and wasabi and the portion sizes leave you feeling comfortable, rather than stuffed after a 3 course meal. Attentive, but discreet service. It is pricey, but perfect for a special occasion meal.Special Features:
- Too many supplementsJohnTWDined on 25/6/2013We were really looking forward to our evening when returned to the Wife of Bath after many years having had excellent meals there when we lived in the area previously. I am afraid we were disappointed. In the inclusive 3 courses for £27.50 menu there were supplements against many of the choices - at least one in each course. We found it difficult to choose a balanced meal to suit us without incurring at least one supplement. Also the desert we chose was very sparse.
- Lovely lovely restaurantEmzyDined on 23/6/2013absolutely gorgeous food as always and fantastic dining experience!Special Features:
- A gem in WyejbruvollDined on 14/6/2013Fantastic food and wine choices - well within reach of a Michelin star. Very nicely presented dining room, and upstairs (the rooms and lounge) looked very "proper" too (just had a quick peek). Well worth a visit just for the food, and if the accommodation standards are equally high, I wouldn't think twice about where to stay if you're heading to the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice place for posh noshsjb22Dined on 8/6/2013Nice atmosphere, food lovely what there was of it. Quite small portions especially starters but beautifully presented and very tasty. Bit limited choice on menu but overall an enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday LunchTonesterDined on 2/6/2013We were the only diners for Sunday lunch which was a real shame. The restaurant deserved more bookings, which are apparently unpredictable generally at the moment. Therefore the atmosphere was slightly lacking. The restaurant looked beautifully set out, the decor is beautiful - uncluttered and stylish. Delicious food, served graciously. Everything was tasty and hot. Only one criticism - apparently the beef was disappointing being a bit chewy and for the roast beef lunch, the plate looked really overfull. The veggy option was delicious - the shortest tastiest pastry for the pea and broad bean tart, accompanied by a leafy salad and mashed potato (definite winner for me but not everyone's choice). Would recommend..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wedding anniversary dinnerJulesDined on 22/5/2013The Wife of Bath is a very nicely appointed restaurant in Wye, Kent. We went there for our wedding anniversary and the service was polite, prompt and good. The menu is set and there is limited choice but the food is good and well presented but not really spectacular.Special Features:
- We were warmly greeted andOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/5/2013We were warmly greeted and offered the choice of going straight to the table or having a pre dinner drink whilst we perused the menu and wine list. Service was attentive and friendly without being intrusive. Food was excellent and dessert was to die for,as was the wine.would highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConfusingFood4TwoDined on 5/5/2013I visited this restaurant on the recommendation of a friend for my 7 year anniversary. Yes the food was ok for a Sunday set menu lunch a this I can't complain but the service was appalling. It seems unless you are a local your business is not appreciated. We were left sitting with dirty plates while other diners who had clearly been before we're served at their tables. I would not return or recommend to a friend or family member.
- Great findiGooseDined on 18/4/2013It was my first visit to the very pretty village of Wye, which is delightful. The Wife of Bath is in a lovely old characterful building. The food is modern, exciting and quite delicious. My husband and I enjoyed a really chilled evening, with attentive but not intrusive or hurried service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food and ServiceLukasCDined on 12/4/2013I proposed to my girlfriend there on friday all i can say is that they went the extra mile to accommodate us, the food was out of this world and the service to boot.Special Features:
- Food is excellent and wellDorsetknobDined on 12/4/2013Food is excellent and well presented in true Cheffy style. Ambience is warm and secondary to the tasty food and good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentMrsSmithDined on 9/4/2013Excellent place to eat and made to feel very special on a special occasion. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary lunchChrisDined on 3/4/2013Excellent dining experience. The waitress could have been a little smarterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding restaurantRMat35Dined on 30/3/2013An outstanding restaurant in an outstanding and charming village. This is upmarket cuisine in comfortable and well appointed dining facilities. There is the added benefit of the restaurant's small but adequate car park.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good as alwayssoocDined on 30/3/2013We went to The Wife of Bath for my husband's birthday. We have eaten here many times before and love the food, decor and service. Highly recommended. Don't pass this by. They also have rooms above the restaurant if you want to explore the surrounding area and eat and stay for the night.Special Features:


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Olympic National Park road crews will remove a large rock that is obstructing the ditch near Milepost 11.5 of Hurricane Ridge Road. The road will be closed to all pedestrian and vehicle traffic at points just above and below the "Double Parking" area from 8-11 a.m. today, Oct. 19.
Whiskey Bend Road, the 4.5-mile gravel road connecting Olympic Hot Springs Road to the Whiskey Bend trailhead, will close to all use on Thursday, Oct. 20, until further notice.
Humane Society hosts program
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society hosts a community outreach program from 3-5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20, at the Port Angeles Library, 2210 S. Peabody St.
Speakers include Chris Cornell (and therapy dogs) from Olympic Gentle Paws, Jayme Wisecup from Clallam County Emergency Management with safety information for pet owners during the winter months and staff from OPHS with an update on the shelter and recent activities.
Call the Humane Society at 457-8206. The shelter is open to the public Monday-Saturday from noon-4:30 p.m.
River Center hosts open house
The Dungeness River Audubon Center celebrates its 10th anniversary with an open house from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, at 2151 W. Hendrickson Road, Sequim. Activities are: 10 a.m., bird walk and talk with Bob Boekelheide; 11 a.m., river walk with Bob Boekelheide; 1 p.m., history of the railroad bridge and center with Ken Wiersema; 2 p.m., introductory tour of the center and park with Sue Chickman; 3 p.m., education programs information with Powell Jones; reception from 4-7 p.m.; and at 5:30 p.m., recognition and highlights.
Celebrity baggers work for United Way
United Way of Clallam County holds its annual Celebrity Bagging event in Port Angeles, Sequim, and Forks from 2-6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. Local celebrities volunteer to bag groceries; United Way aprons or Live United T-shirts show their support for the annual United Way fund drive.
In Sequim, participating stores are Safeway, QFC, Sunny Farms, and Grocery Outlet. In Port Angeles, the celebrity baggers will be stationed at both Safeway stores, Albertson's, and Swain's General Store.
Grange hosts dinner and auction
Fairview Grange, 2123 Lake Farm Road, Port Angeles, holds a Spaghetti
Dinner and Chinese Auction on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 5 p.m. The Chinese Auction starts at 6:30 p.m.
All the spaghetti, salad, bread and ice cream you want is $10. Children under 12 are free.
All tickets purchased in advance will have a ticket for a chance to win a door prize. Auction items and desserts are appreciated for the auction. Call 461-9008 to purchase tickets or for more information.
Community Drum Circle meets
The Community Drum Circle gathers from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25, at the Longhouse at the south end of the Peninsula College campus.
No experience or instrument is necessary. Bring a drum or percussion instrument to share, if possible.
For information, call Diana, 452-1212, or Geraldine, 582-1820.
Embroidery Guild forms local group
A newly formed group of the Brazilian Embroidery International Guild has its first meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 1026 W. Sixth St., Port Angeles. Anyone interested in learning Brazilian embroidery is invited. For more information, call 461-9158 or 360-808-2696.
MoveOn meeting set
Clallam County MoveOn hosts a council meeting Tuesday, Oct. 25, at the Olympic Unitarian Universalist Meeting Hall, 730 Howe Road. Potluck begins at 5:30 p.m; the general meeting is at 6 p.m.
New members are welcome. For more information, call Bill Kildall, 452-6387.
SARC Friends meeting changed
The Friends of SARC meeting has been changed to 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, at SARC's upstairs studio, at 610 N. Fifth Ave., Sequim. The meeting originally was scheduled for Oct. 20.
Free community dinner planned
A free community dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 100 Blake Ave., Sequim.
Reservations are requested and may be made by phoning the church at 683-5367 between 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on the Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday before the dinner or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
There will be no community dinner in November, but the meals will resume Thursday, Dec. 29, at 5 p.m.
Continuing education grants available
The Beta Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma invites applications for continuing education grants from the Helen Gariepy Grants for School Educators in Clallam County. Grants will be made available to educators working for professional improvement or development of their skills.
Any educator or paraprofessional working in a Clallam County school may apply. Deadline for submission is Nov. 15. Brochures and applications are at www.betanuchapter.com. Call Marsha Omdal, 681-2254, or
e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.
Senior menu
Here are the Sequim Senior Nutrition Site menus, served at 4:30 p.m. at Suncrest Village Retirement Apartments, 251 S. Fifth Ave. Suggested donation $3. Menus are subject to change. 24-hours reservation required. Call 683-8491.
Thursday Oct. 20: Broccoli slaw, fish and chips, cantaloupe, dessert
Friday Oct. 21: Community chicken dinner at Suncrest
Monday Oct. 24: Community spaghetti dinner at Suncrest
Tuesday Oct. 25: Green salad, beef stew with vegetables, corn bread and dessert
Wednesday Oct. 26: Spinach salad, baked fish, potatoes au gratin, broccoli and cauliflower, dessert.
Hands-on Healing
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10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesdays through November.
Preregistration is required. Call 582-0083 or e-mail email@example.com for class location and other details.
Road work ahead on South Sequim Avenue
The City of Sequim will begin work on South Sequim Avenue between Etta Street and Hemlock Street at 7 p.m. Thursday evening, Oct 27. That portion of South Sequim will be closed for 12 hours, reopening at 7 a.m. Friday morning.
The asphalt pavement repair work will be done by Lakeside Industries. The city advises drivers to use other routes to Highway 101 during that time.
Crossing Church hosts Friday movie night
The Crossing Church's Sequim service now meets at 7 p.m. Friday nights at Holiday Inn Express and Convention Center, 1441 E. Washington St. To celebrate, they host a free movie "Facing the Giants" and popcorn night at
7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28. Attendees have a chance at door prizes.
For more information, call 452-9936 or visit www.thecrossingchurch.net.
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