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Thank You Jesus Lyrics - Keith Green
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Thank You Jesus, for what you're doing for me,
Thank you Jesus, I want the whole world to see,
That you're not just a picture on the wall in my room,
That you're faster than lightning, and you're coming back soon.
Thank you Jesus, for all the good things you do,
Thank you Jesus, I wish they all could know you,
That you're not just a book collecting dust on the shelf,
And if they don't want to read it, you're gonna be back to tell them yourself.
I don't understand, why my fellow man, had to turn away,
From all the good things that you say,
They're still trying to find a better way, but you know they won't,
Unless they invent one, then we'll have to patent it.
Thank you Jesus, for all the good things you've done,
Thank you Jesus, I really want to tell you Lord,
I'm having so much fun, loving You.
Thank you Jesus, for this here smile on my face,
I really want to shout it to the whole Human Race,
That you're not just this building on the corner where we meet,
They can know You in person, You're a pleasure to meet.
Thank you Jesus, Oh thank you Jesus,
Thank you Jesus, I only want to thank you Jesus,
I don't care what they say,
They're gonna call you a cliché,
I'm gonna love you anyway!
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Jesus Thankyou!! | Reviewer: Joan pense | 11/15/2007
I was so blessed to read and enjoy the lyrics to this song. Its awesome and I was a new beleiver when Keith Green went home to be with the Lord. It's refreshing to see and hear his ;music again!!
plagiarism and copyright | Reviewer: Tom | 8/17/2007
Please be advised that there is already a group of musicians from Belarus and Germany who have already the established right to all material published or printed in the name of 'Thank You Jesus@
Keith knows our Jesus | Reviewer: Ray Skibba | 10/15/2004
Beautiful song, beautiful lyrics, the words are never for us, they are to give Praise to our Father. Bless His holy name forever. Thank you Keith for your music.
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It´s Bush´s Fault. LOL
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Here we go again. More garbage dumped on junk science. Do these jokers know how much a gallon of water weighs? Have they never heard of under water e-quakes? If the earth can move with trillions of gallons of water resting on it then how would a bit of missing groundwater cause an earthquake?Over educated idiots with garbage for brains.
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I thought the Delta Smelt BS was working very well for the hoaxers.
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Speaking of 900 lb gorillas in the middle of the living room, how about Los Angeles stop taking water from all of CA, NV, and probably a couple of other states ... otherwise there´s going to be an earthquake!
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Is this the end of the global warming fraud, to be replaced by the ruse that human activity now causes earthquakes? Or will they proceed forward together hand in hand.
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What can a layman endorse ordispute about such a report? Ground water pumping does have effects.We know any announcement will be timed for political purposes, either to escape media notice or to draw maximum attention. And perhaps to influence legislation.
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What´s the alternative? Just close California and move out? Seems like I remember from grammar school history that irrigation is what makes California function.
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And if California were an island it might cause it to capsize. One might also consider that, with all the weight of big cars that have been running on California highways for half a century, all the little Priuses are reducing the weight of the state and could cause the earth to bulge with the decrease in weight. And if we all jump in the air at the same time ...What passes for science these days.
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But what of the additional weight from all the millions of "undocumented aliens" crossing the border each year? I´m afraid the United States may tip over into the Pacific.
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Dear Lord...save the Conservatives but you know what to do with the rest......
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So growing food causes earthquakes. Not to worry because as soon as Obamacare is in full swing there won´t be nearly as many people to feed.
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Don´t expect push back from what remains of the California GOP. They´ve recently accepted donations from the SEIU which was a proud sponsor of a recent Calif. GOP convention. If you question this you´ll be given the standard line that it´s just part of a strategy. The new Calif. GOP Chair also donated to a recent radical left candidate for LA Mayor. When questioned about it, he said he didn´t know if the GOP candidate was viable. The Chair´s idea to reinvigorate the Calif. GOP was to have Karl Rove give them a speech. Karl Rove has done a good job for his billionaire boss Rupert Murdoch.
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Actually, there´s some basis in fact for this hypothesis: The filling and to a lesser extent, emptying during droughts, of large reservoirs such as Lake Powell does indeed trigger minor quakes. However, if tectonic stress could be relieved by initiating a series of minor quakes, this would in fact be a good thing, relieving the tension before it could build up to the "big one". The article, however, appears to take pains to ignore this aspect and instead to paint it as another possible "man-caused disaster".
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Wow! Think of the upside to this ´scientific discovery´. We should be able to predict the exact second that an earthquake will occur - giving everyone plenty of time to drive east.
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noun: food
after three straight hours of toking, we were in serious need for sum grubbin'.
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when a certain food or beverage has an amazing taste
That smoked salmon pizetta is grubbin'!
بواسطة Bungalow Bill نوفمبر 16, 2001
An individual prone to constant over-eating throughout the day.
Put down the breadsticks grubbins
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An annoying term for consuming food. Is the preferred slang term used by all wiggers alike. Will most often be seen as a status on facebook along with a check in at Applebees or any other mass chain restaurant.
Wigger: "We be grubbin on some sliders at Chilis yo"
Normal Person: "What the hell is grubbin?"
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The forthcoming paperback edition of David Foster Wallace's The Pale King contains four previously unpublished scenes. The Millions shares the full text of one of those additional scenes....more
The forthcoming paperback edition of David Foster Wallace's The Pale King contains four previously unpublished scenes. The Millions shares the full text of one of those additional scenes....more
Essayist John D'Agata and fact-checker Jim Fingal co-wrote a book called The Lifespan of a Fact. I have read every review about the book since. It seems that Lifespan isn't being reviewed, but instead a status quo is being swiftly and aggressively defended....more
Today is David Foster Wallace's birthday. He would have been 50 years old....more
It's not easy to explain David Foster Wallace's Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, especially to a co-worker or a parent, or your wife or your wife's friend.
First you have to tell them about the format. Yes: there are brief interviews....more
In this Awl piece, Michelle Dean weighs in on Jonathan Franzen's declaration that David Foster Wallace "fabricated at least part of—and potentially a large part of—his nonfiction pieces." The article looks back at Wallace's statements about his nonfiction, and discusses both "the Franzen paradox" and the dynamics of the "Wallace-Franzen friendship."
"In a faint echo of the (frequently too academic) debate about the distinction between fiction and non-fiction, the question of whether or not either of these statements are empirically true, as descriptions of Wallace, strikes me as beside the point....more
There are many ways to appreciate the work of David Foster Wallace.
Michael Schur, the man who co-created the tv show, "Parks and Rec," is reproducing a scene from Infinite Jest in music-video form. Schur's directorial debut is the coexistence of both his favorite band (the Decemberists) and the novel that most profoundly altered his mind....more
Maud Newton's NY Times essay, "Another Thing to Sort of Pin on David Foster Wallace," discusses yet another DFW-inspired trend–that is his "slangy approachability."
He defined a writing style that has permeated through the blogosphere. His ability to combine legal diction with colloquialisms and "slacker lingo," all to express one highly philosophical argument was indeed a DFW idiosyncrasy—one being reproduced by "a legion of opinion-mongers who not only lack his quick mind but seem not to have mastered the idea that to make an argument, you must, amid all the tap-dancing and hedging, actually lodge an argument." Newton writes on the evolution of this trend and what has become of irony....more
This 2006 interview with David Foster Wallace has been published for the first time in English.
The conversation was part of a larger collection of pieces that highlighted foreign authors, movie directors and artists who were not well known in Russia....more
Upon finishing Infinite Jest (doing so is like a sacrament, which I say even though I'm Jewish), Chris Ayers created a shining visual memorial/appendage to Infinite Jest. The website Poor Yorick Entertainment is "a visual exploration of the filmography of James O....more
Reviewing The Pale King is a difficult process, for a number of reasons. The most obvious of which include that it is a last novel (though we wish it weren't) whose author isn't alive to see its publication (though we wish that weren't true) and it is an unfinished novel, whose author's own intended shape is unknown....more
"He left us this book—the people closest to him agree that he wanted us to see it. This is not, in other words, a classic case of Posthumous Great Novel, where scholars have gone into an estate and unearthed a manuscript the author would probably never want read....more
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You read last week in The Rumpus about the new "statistical analysis tool" that tells you who you write like. Coding Robots, a group of software developers, seemingly created I Write Like just for fun; the page analyzes your word choice and writing style and spits back a writer it compares you to (out of a list of 50 writers, according to Dmitry Chestnykh in his interview with The Awl)....more
I often wonder if reviews can be great. Can a book (or an essay) that is essentially "about" another book compare to an original work?...more
It was yet another awesome week for Rumpus Books. Click through for links to reviews, rants, interviews, and more....more
David Foster Wallace speaks to us from beyond the grave in David Lipsky's Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself—but should we be listening?...more
In 1994, David Foster Wallace published an essay about the difficult-to-pin-down pleasure of watching great athletes during their most intense moments of competition. The essay, "How Tracy Austin Broke My Heart," looks simple on the surface: it is "unaccompanied," by which I mean there are no numbered footnotes, no preambles, no subtitles and no flow charts framing or attached to the text....more
"I think avant-garde fiction has already gone the way of poetry. And it's become involuted and forgotten the reader. Put it this way, there are a few really good poets who suffered because of the desiccation and involution of poetry, but for the most part I think American poetry has gotten what it's deserved....more
When life is not the slightest bit luminescent, I read Lorrie Moore. She honors a commitment to the search for truth and morality through emotional and reachable means....more
Jonathan Lethem has been hired for David Foster Wallace's old teaching post at Pomona. (via @maudnewton)
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My relationship with the book blogs has hit a snag. Today, we got in a throw-down fight, and I came pretty close to breaking some china.
It's just that the blogs whine and worry and complain a lot, and they always seem to want to cheat on me with famous writers, like Martin Amis or David Foster Wallace or Marquis de Sade, and then it rubs off on me, and I end up whining and worrying and complaining more than they do, and then I stop liking myself....more
The filmography of the fictional Wild Turkey drinking filmmaker and visionary tennis instructor at Enfield Academy, James Incandenza, the central character of David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest, will make an appearance of sorts at the Gallery at The Leroy Neiman Center for Print Studies....more
With so many shopping days left until whenever, there is no end to the amount of printed matter out there that is riveting, ravishing and ultimately rewarding.
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"Nothing can't be made with wood." Street legal wooden car!
I don't know about you, but I could use some good news this Monday morning. Cell phones might not cause brain tumors after all!
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My boyfriend insisted I read Brief Interviews with Hideous Men when we started dating. "It will help you understand the way men think!" he exclaimed. Secrets of those bearing a Y chromosome would be revealed, he promised; David Foster Wallace had explored the shadows of the psyche of his generation and had rendered them on the page in all of their dark, desperate beauty....more


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Poleski, Earl (R)State Representative District 64
Rep. Poleski was first elected to the Michigan House in 2010.
A Certified Public Accountant for nearly 30 years, Poleski's life's work has been balancing budgets, keeping a watchful eye on spending, and protecting the financial security of his clients, neighbors and fellow taxpayers. Throughout his career, he has been a sole-practitioner and partner with various accounting firms providing individual and business accounting, tax and consulting services, while also representing clients to the IRS and state tax agencies. Poleski is a member of the Lally Group, PC accounting firm in Jackson.
Poleski graduated from Jackson Community College in 1976 and Albion College in 1978 and went on to earn a master's degree in taxation science from Walsh College.
Poleski's family moved to Jackson in 1973. He has been married to his high school sweetheart, Candy, for 31 years. Candy's family has lived in Jackson for five generations. Together, they have two grown sons, Earl Wayne and John. Poleski and his family are members of the First United Methodist Church where he sings in the Chancel Choir. He also has led several mission trips around the country with Jackson youths, teaching values such as service, hard work, honesty and responsibility.
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The Tax Law of Charitable Giving, Fourth Edition is completely revised, revamped, and updated. Written in plain English, it can help lawyers, managers, and development directors in tax-exempt organizations make sure they are up to date on all current regulations pertaining to charitable gifts. Detailed documentations and citations are provided. As well, references to regulations, rulings, cases, and tax literature are included. Nonprofit lawyers, accountants, and fundraising professionals can ensure they are well prepared to make decisions about their organization's fund-development program.
Although it may sound like a horrendous conceit, I marvel at this book. The very title suggests a subject that ought to be confined to a pamphlet: The Tax Law of Charitable Giving. The principal reason for my amazement: How can something as simple and innocent as charitable giving generate so much law? It is, I suppose, a hallmark of our society; matters are quite complicated in the United States these days, and so too is the matter of transferring money and property to charity.
There is another reason, one much more personal. In the early 1990's, this book had been on my mind for a long time. It had been written, in fits and starts, many times over the years, with the manuscript pages ending up accumulating in this storage box and that file. It took some gentle prodding by the wonderful people at John Wiley & Sons—specifically, for this project, Jeffrey Brown (long since promoted to Wiley's higher echelons) and Marla Bobowick (now working in the charitable sector)—to get me going on the writing of the book. The first edition appeared in 1993. Martha Cooley skillfully continued in the fashion of her predecessors; the second edition has arrived.
It is not that I did not want to write this book; that is certainly not the case. In fact, I long dreamed of—it seems rather immodest to say it—a trilogy. This idea reflects what is now over 30 years of law practice entirely in the realm of nonprofit organizations. I have come to see the law uniquely affecting these organizations as falling into three fields: the law of tax-exempt organizations, the law of fund-raising, and the law of charitable giving.
By the time the pressure was mounting to write a book on charitable giving, the books on tax-exempt organizations law and fund-raising law had been published (by Wiley, of course). Certainly, the time had come to begin (or re-begin) the writing of the third book. But I found my writing time diverted to other subjects (such as book supplements and other books); postponement of the charitable giving book had become the order of the day.
I have been writing books for Wiley for over 20 years. (The first book, the third edition of The Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations, was published in 1979. The predecessor to The Law of Fund-Raising was published in 1980.) These and other Wiley books I have been involved with entail the writing of annual supplements. As the 1980s unfolded, I discovered something unusual about myself: I enjoy writing supplements. (There is something perversely challenging about simultaneously correcting prior mistakes, and capturing and integrating subsequent developments.)
Thus, while writing supplements to the tax-exempt organizations and fund-raising books, I found myself wanting to write supplements for a book on the law of charitable giving. This was (and is) because of the immense swirl of developments in the law taking place in all three arenas. The problem, however, was obvious: One cannot supplement a book that does not exist—or exists only in the author's mind.
So, I set about to write what became the first edition of this book. This is not to imply that I wrote it just so I could justify the writing of supplements for it (although a case can be made that that is a partial reason). I wrote the book because I was impressed with the volume of law being generated in the field, and I wanted readers to have a book that explains the basics and new developments in a complete and comprehensive manner.
The law on the subject of charitable giving has become intricate, and there is no let up in sight. Those who need to keep up with the law in this area deserve a single place to go to find both the fundamentals and recent developments. With the trilogy now firmly in place (all three books being annually supplemented), the law of charitable giving can also be placed in an appropriate context.
The first edition captured the state of the law of charitable giving as of the close of 1992. Not surprisingly, the field exploded into new realms even as the book was being published. The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 introduced law that significantly added to the administrative burdens of charitable organizations: more stringent substantiation rules and disclosure rules in the case of quid pro quo gifts. This legislation brought other revisions of the law of charitable giving, as did the Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996, the Tax-payer Relief Act of 1997, and the IRS Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998. Other major tax bills are unavoidable. In recent years, Congress has also revised the antitrust and securities laws in the context of charitable giving.
The Treasury Department and the IRS have also been quite busy in our field, promulgating much in the way of regulations, private letter rulings, and technical advice memoranda. Rest assured that much more is coming. The courts as well continue to churn out opinions that shape and reshape the law of charitable giving. Overall, then, much more law is on the way, keeping this field alive and sometimes confusing.
This book is offered as a vehicle to survey the law and minimize the confusion.
One of the frustrating aspects about writing books of this nature is the helplessness experienced when interesting and important developments occur once the book is in publication, too late to be included. We were ready to add the many aspects of new law that would have been introduced had the Taxpayer Refund and Relief Act of 1999 (H. R. 2488) been enacted; that legislation was, instead, vetoed on September 23, 1999.
By contrast, the discussion of the tax treatment of distributions to noncharitable beneficiaries from charitable remainder trusts (§ 12.5) does not reflect the issuance of proposed regulations to curb certain abusive uses of these trusts (Reg. 116125-99). These regulations address situations where a remainder trust (dubbed a "chutzpah" trust because of the audacity of the plan) is used to convert appreciated property into money while avoiding tax on the gain from the sale of the assets. In essence, there is borrowing (or a similar transaction) within the trust, so that the distribution to the beneficiary can be regarded as out of the fourth tier, which is nontaxable proceeds. Basically, the trust will be treated having sold, in the year for which the distribution is due, the appropriate portion of the trust assets. These rules, when finalized, will apply to distributions after October 18, 1999.
Likewise, the material about charitable split-interest insurance plans legislation (§ 17.6( c)) needs augmentation: Just before adjournment in November 1999, Congress passed legislation (H. R. 1180), which contains the rules that severely discourages charities' and their supporters' participation in these plans. The effective date of February 8, 1999, was retained.
Then, there is the marvelous case of Herman v. United States, decided by the U. S. district court for the Eastern District of Tennessee, enabling donors to obtain a charitable deduction for a gift of property, where they bought the property in a bankruptcy proceeding, held it for a little over one year, and had their deduction based on the fair market value of the property at the time. The deduction value was 25 times the purchase value. I am really disappointed that a discussion of that decision cannot be in this book. I guess it is time to start working on the supplement.
If readers wonder whether my using these occasions (the writing of prefaces) to praise the outstanding folks at John Wiley & Sons, Inc., is simply a routine courtesy, please believe otherwise. They have been marvelously supportive (and adept at enforcing deadlines). The publisher's devotion to the production of quality publications in the nonprofit field warrants unstinting praise. The Non-profit Law, Finance, and Management Series is an unparalleled collection of books in the area. I am honored to be among those who have been and are contributing to this substantial body of knowledge.
Thus, my sincere thanks to my editor, Martha Cooley, and to Robin Goldstein for their assistance and support in connection with this project.
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Book Citations.
Chapter One Charitable Giving Law: Basic Concepts.
1.1 Introduction to the Charitable Contribution Deduction.
1.2 Defining Tax-Exempt Organizations.
1.3 Principles of Charitable Organizations Law Philosophy.
1.4 Statistical Profile of Charitable Sector.
1.5 Categories of Tax-Exempt Organizations.
Chapter Two The United States Tax System: An Overview.
2.1 Concept of Income.
2.2 Gross Income.
2.3 Exclusions from Income.
2.4 Concept of Adjusted Gross Income.
2.5 Deductions.
2.6 Standard Deduction.
2.7 Concept of Taxable Income.
2.8 Taxable and Nontaxable Entities.
2.9 Annual Accounting Period.
2.10 Accounting Methods.
2.11 Timing.
2.12 Property.
2.13 Inventory.
2.14 Gain.
2.15 Taxation of Income.
2.16 Capital Assets, Gains, and Losses.
2.17 Carryovers and Carrybacks.
2.18 Alternative Minimum Tax.
2.19 Depreciation.
2.20 Capital Gains and Dividends Rates.
2.21 Taxation of Corporate Distributions.
2.22 Accumulated Earnings and Personal Holding Company Taxes.
2.23 Tax Credits.
2.24 Foreign Tax Credits.
Chapter Three Fundamental Concepts.
3.1 Meaning of Gift.
3.2 Meaning of Donor.
3.3 Meaning of Charitable Organization.
3.4 Public Charities and Private Foundations.
3.5 Unrelated Business Rules.
3.6 Factors Affecting Income Tax Deductibility of Charitable Gifts.
3.7 Grantor Trust Rules.
Chapter Four Gifts of Money and Property.
4.1 Gifts of Money.
4.2 Gifts of Property in General.
4.3 Gifts of Long-Term Capital Gain Property in General.
4.4 Gifts of Ordinary Income Property.
4.5 Certain Gifts of Capital Gain Property.
4.6 Gifts of Property for Unrelated Use.
4.7 Variations in Applying Property Rules.
4.8 Step Transaction Doctrine.
4.9 Charitable Pledges.
Chapter Five Fundamentals of Planned Giving.
5.1 Introduction.
5.2 Appreciated Property Gifts.
5.3 Planned Gifts: Core Concepts.
5.4 Charitable Remainder Trusts.
5.5 Pooled Income Funds.
5.6 Charitable Gift Annuities.
5.7 Charitable Lead Trusts.
5.8 Planned Giving: Other Forms.
5.9 Planned Giving and Securities Laws.
Chapter Six Timing of Charitable Deductions.
6.1 Gifts of Money in General.
6.2 Gifts of Money by Check.
6.3 Gifts of Money by Credit Card.
6.4 Gifts of Money by Telephone.
6.5 Gifts of Securities.
6.6 Gifts of Copyright Interest.
6.7 Gifts by Means of Notes.
6.8 Gifts by Letters of Credit.
6.9 Gifts of Property Subject to Option.
6.10 Gifts of Stock Options.
6.11 Gifts of Credit Card Rebates.
6.12 Gifts of Tangible Personal Property.
6.13 Gifts of Real Property.
6.14 Gifts by C Corporations.
6.15 Gifts by S Corporations.
6.16 Gifts by Partnerships.
6.17 Gifts by Means of Internet.
Chapter Seven Percentage Limitations.
7.1 Introduction.
7.2 Individual's Contribution Base.
7.3 Corporation's Taxable Income.
7.4 Percentage Limitations: An Overview.
7.5 Fifty Percent Limitation.
7.6 Thirty Percent Limitation for Gifts of Certain Property.
7.7 Electable 50 Percent Limitation.
7.8 General 30 Percent Limitation.
7.9 Interplay of 50 Percent/Special 30 Percent Limitations.
7.10 Interplay of 50 Percent/General 30 Percent Limitations.
7.11 Interplay of Special 30 Percent/General 30 Percent Limitations.
7.12 Twenty Percent Limitation.
7.13 Gifts for the Use of Charity.
7.14 Blending Percentage Limitations.
7.15 Individuals' Net Operating Loss Carryovers and Carrybacks.
7.16 Rules for Spouses.
7.17 Information Requirements.
7.18 Percentage Limitation for Corporations.
7.19 Corporations' Net Operating Loss Carryovers and Carrybacks.
Chapter Eight Estate and Gift Tax Considerations.
8.1 Introduction.
8.2 Federal Gift Tax.
8.3 Federal Estate Tax.
8.4 Unification of Taxes.
8.5 Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax.
8.6 Estate Planning Principles.
8.7 Remainder Interests.
8.8 Ascertainability.
Chapter Nine Special Gift Situations.
9.1 Works of Art.
9.2 Gems.
9.3 Inventory.
9.4 Scientific Research Property.
9.5 Computer Technology or Equipment.
9.6 License to Use Patent.
9.7 Conservation Property.
9.8 S Corporation Stock.
9.9 Section 306 Stock.
9.10 Retirement Plan Accounts.
9.11 Commodity Futures Contracts.
9.12 Donors' Creations.
9.13 Charity Auctions.
9.14 Services.
9.15 Unreimbursed Expenses.
9.16 Limitation on Deduction for Expenses Due to Pleasure.
9.17 Automobile Expenses.
9.18 Use of Property.
9.19 Bargain Sales.
9.20 Property Subject to Debt.
9.21 Future Interests in Tangible Personal Property.
9.22 Contributions by Trusts.
9.23 Partial Interests.
9.24 Taxidermy.
9.25 Clothing and Household Items.
9.26 Charitable Family Limited Partnerships.
9.27 Motor and Other Vehicles.
9.28 Intellectual Property.
9.29 Foreign Tax Credit.
9.30 Subsistence Whaling Expenses.
9.31 Public Policy Considerations.
Chapter Ten Other Aspects of Deductible Giving.
10.1 Valuation of Property.
10.2 Contributions by Means of an Agent.
10.3 Gifts for the Use of Charity.
10.4 Conditional Gifts.
10.5 Earmarking of Gifts for Individuals.
10.6 Alternative Minimum Tax Considerations.
10.7 Interrelationship with Business Expense Deduction.
10.8 Denial of Deduction for Lobbying Activities.
10.9 Deductible Gifts to Noncharitable Organizations.
10.10 Reallocation of Deductions.
10.11 Charitable Giving and Funding of Terrorism.
10.12 Statute of Limitations.
10.13 Concept of Trust Income.
10.14 Penalties.
10.15 Transactions of Interest.
Chapter Eleven Valuation of Partial Interests.
11.1 Overview of Statutory Law.
11.2 Standard Actuarial Factors.
11.3 General Actuarial Valuations.
11.4 Nonstandard Actuarial Factors.
Chapter Twelve Charitable Remainder Trusts.
12.1 Definitions.
12.2 Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust Rules.
12.3 Charitable Remainder Unitrust Rules.
12.4 Issues.
12.5 Tax Treatment of Distributions.
12.6 Division of Charitable Remainder Trusts.
12.7 Early Terminations of Charitable Remainder Trusts.
12.8 Taxation of Charitable Remainder Trusts.
12.9 Mandatory Provisions.
12.10 Private Foundation Rules.
12.11 Wealth Replacement Trusts.
12.12 Calculation of Charitable Deduction.
Chapter Thirteen Pooled Income Funds.
13.1 Definitions.
13.2 Qualifying Pooled Income Funds.
13.3 Allocation of Income.
13.4 Recognition of Gain or Loss on Transfers.
13.5 Mandatory Provisions.
13.6 Private Foundation Rules.
13.7 Pass-Through of Depreciation.
13.8 Tax Status of Fund and Beneficiaries.
13.9 Multiorganization Pooled Income Funds.
13.10 Comparison with Charitable Remainder Trusts.
13.11 Charitable Contribution Deduction.
Chapter Fourteen Charitable Gift Annuities.
14.1 Contract as Vehicle Form.
14.2 Tax Treatment to Donor.
14.3 Deferred Payment Gift Annuities.
14.4 Estate and Gift Tax Consequences.
14.5 Unrelated Business Income Implications.
14.6 Unrelated Debt-Financed Income Implications.
14.7 Contrast with Other Planned Gift Methods.
14.8 Gift Annuities and Antitrust Laws.
14.9 Gift Annuities and Securities Laws.
14.10 Charitable Contribution Deduction.
Chapter Fifteen Other Gifts of Remainder Interests.
15.1 Overview.
15.2 Contributions of Remainder Interests in Personal Residence or Farm.
15.3 Undivided Portions of Entire Interests in Property.
Chapter Sixteen Charitable Lead Trusts.
16.1 General Rules.
16.2 Income Interest.
16.3 Income Tax Charitable Deduction.
16.4 Tax Treatment of Charitable Lead Trusts.
16.5 Testamentary Use of Charitable Lead Trusts.
16.6 Percentage Limitation Rules.
16.7 Private Foundation Rules.
16.8 Anti-Abuse Rule Concerning Income Interests.
16.9 Charitable Income Trusts.
16.10 Comparison with Charitable Remainder Trusts.
16.11 Valuing Charitable Deduction.
Chapter Seventeen Gifts of and Using Life Insurance.
17.1 Introduction.
17.2 Life Insurance Concepts.
17.3 Charitable Giving and Insurance.
17.4 Insurable Interest.
17.5 Unrelated Debt-Financed Income Considerations.
17.6 Charitable Split-Dollar Insurance Plans.
17.7 Applicable Insurance Contract Reporting Requirements.
Chapter Eighteen International Giving by Individuals during Lifetime.
18.1 Introduction.
18.2 Background.
18.3 Earmarking and Conduit Restrictions.
18.4 Control over Foreign Donees.
18.5 Summary.
18.6 Income Tax Treaties.
Chapter Nineteen International Giving by Individuals through Estates.
19.1 Introduction.
19.2 Estate Tax Rules.
19.3 Gift Tax Rules.
19.4 Charitable Giving by Noncitizen Nonresidents.
Chapter Twenty International Giving by Corporations.
20.1 Corporate Gifts to U.S. Charity for Overseas Use.
20.2 Gifts of Money from Foreign Affiliate of U.S. Parent to Overseas Charity.
20.3 Gift of Goods or Services to Benefit Foreign Charity.
20.4 Grants of Funds from U.S. Corporation-Related Foundation to Foreign Charity.
Chapter Twenty-one Substantiation and Appraisal Requirements.
21.1 Introduction.
21.2 Substantiation Requirements for Gifts of Money.
21.3 Substantiation Requirements for Gifts of $250 or More.
21.4 Substantiation Requirements for Noncash Gifts.
21.5 Appraisal Requirements.
21.6 Appraisals and Penalties.
21.7 Appraisals of Clothing and Household Items.
21.8 Burden of Proof Rules.
Chapter Twenty-two Disclosure Requirements.
22.1 Disclosure by Charitable Organizations in General.
22.2 Quid Pro Quo Contribution Rules.
22.3 Disclosure by Noncharitable Organizations.
Chapter Twenty-three Special Events, Corporate Sponsorships, and Donor-Advised Funds.
23.1 IRS Audit Guidelines.
23.2 Special Events.
23.3 Corporate Sponsorship Rules.
23.4 Donor-Advised Funds.
Chapter Twenty-four Reporting Requirements.
24.1 Gift Reporting by Individuals.
24.2 Gift Reporting by C Corporations.
24.3 Gift Reporting by S Corporations.
24.4 Gift Reporting by Partnerships.
24.5 Gift Reporting by Donees in General.
24.6 Gift Reporting in Unrelated Business Context.
24.7 Reporting of Noncash Gifts in General.
24.8 Reporting of Gifts of Vehicles.
24.9 Reporting of Gifts of Intellectual Property.
24.10 Reporting on Dispositions of Contributed Property.
24.11 Applicable Insurance Contract Reporting Requirements.
24.12 Personal Benefit Contract Reporting Requirements.
24.13 Split-Interest Trust Filing Requirements.
Chapter Twenty-five State Fundraising Regulation.
25.1 State Regulation in General.
25.2 Historical Perspective.
25.3 States' Police Power.
25.4 Basic Definitions.
25.5 Registration Requirements.
25.6 Reporting Requirements.
25.7 Exemptions from Regulation.
25.8 Fundraising Cost Limitations.
25.9 Prohibited Acts.
25.10 Contractual Requirements.
25.11 Disclosure Requirements.
Appendix A Sources of the Law.
Appendix B Internal Revenue Code Sections.
Appendix C Form 8283—Noncash Charitable Contributions.
Appendix D Form 8282—Donee Information Return.
Appendix E Inflation-Adjusted Insubstantiality Threshold— $50 Test.
Appendix F Inflation-Adjusted Insubstantiality Threshold— $25 Test.
Appendix G Inflation-Adjusted Low-Cost Article Definition.
Appendix H Monthly Federal Interest Rates Used in Valuing Partial Interests (IRC § 7520).
Appendix I Deemed Rates of Return for Transfers to New Pooled Income Funds.
Appendix J Form 1098—C.
Appendix K Selected Bibliography.
Table of Cases.
Table of IRS Revenue Rulings and Revenue Procedures.
Table of IRS Private Determinations Cited in Text.
Table of IRS Private Letter Rulings, Technical Advice Memoranda, and General Counsel Memoranda.
Table of Cases Discussed in Bruce R. Hopkins' Nonprofit Counsel.
Table of Revenue Rulings Discussed in Bruce R. Hopkins' Nonprofit Counsel.
Table of Private Letter Rulings and Technical Advice Memoranda Discussed in Bruce R. Hopkins' Nonprofit Counsel.


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The Tomato Bistro
- Address:
102 Rector St.
Philadelphia, PA 19127Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Tomato Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.thetomatobistro.com/
- Phone: (215) 483-2233 ext. 2
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Happy Hour: Monday - Friday: 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: Until 10:00pm,
Dinner: Friday - Saturday: Until 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Tapas / Small Plates, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Christian Gatti
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Catering options are available. Please go to:
Or, call our catering department directly at:
(215) 483-2278
- Private Party Facilities: The Bistro is designed to cater to the larger crowd as well as intimate date for two. Via the already established catering department in the café the Bistro will offer in house party booking for groups numbering up to approximately 75 people.
The diversity of the drink selection and menu makes the space adaptable for a slew of events, semi formal to formal. The Bistro space is dynamic and easily adapted to your groups specifics needs and make up.
Should you decide your event absolutely needs live entertainment the Bistro is wired for music and sound. In addition to the performance space the Bistro will also be able to supply a brace of contacts for local musical, magical and comedic talents.
The Bistro's cozy environs and vibrant acoustics combine entertainment, food and drink in a way previously not experienced in the Philadelphia area.
- Private Party Contact: Craig Mosmen 2679714351
- Entertainment: Periodically you will find live acoustic music playing through the dinner hours.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Main Street
- Public Transit: The R6 septa train stops in Manayunk, only blocks away.
Several Septa buses pass through Manayunk regularly as well, stopping across the street.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Bistro diners are invited to park for FREE in our private parking lot, located right in our back yard - valet only.
A word from The Tomato Bistro
The Tomato Bistro's intention is to serve its clientele with a mix of popular Couch Tomato Café favorites and a dynamic clutch of "small plate" menu options. The desire to further pander to customers palates is facilitated by the fully stocked bar, touting a rotating list of featured wines and craft beers. A few of the most salient points carried upstairs from the café below are the continuation of moderate prices, the ingenious combinations of quality ingredients, and the premium placed on the customer experience. The Bistro creates a forum for family and friends to relax and mingle amidst an impeccably chosen array of food and drink. The Bistro can accommodate parties of most any size or disposition, and the time spent inside its cozy environs will hardly be reflected with the waiter's final stop at the table.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
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The Tomato Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
59 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (43)fit for foodies (27)great for lunch (24)good for groups (20)kid-friendly (12)hot spot (10)great for brunch (10)late-night find (9)romantic (7)great for outdoor dining (6)special occasion (5)notable wine list (4)scenic view (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Great dining experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/18/2014I had dinner here with my parents and grandparents. We had a great experience all around! The service was wonderful, the food was very good, and the ambience was perfect. We ate around 6:30pm on a week night and we had the upper floor to ourselves, which was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- worth a visitphillyVIPDined on 11/15/2014top floor a bit quieter than 2nd floor. good and creative food. free valet pkng is a real plus, esp on a weekend night. order was slow but waitress very apologetic and gave free dessert to make up. would certainly go back.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food/Great Service.KevinDined on 11/14/2014We ordered from the $45 special for two which included a small plate, a salad, a pizza, two drinks, and a dessert. This provided ample selection choices and plenty of food for two people. All of the courses were great, especially the duck and apple flatbread. Service was quick and helpful.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/12/2014Great food selection for sharing. Great ambiance. Free valet parking!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Go-To Manayunk GemMK6785VIPDined on 11/11/2014I've always loved The Couch Tomato and the Bistro. The menu has plenty to choose from, and it's especially nice that they have many Gluten-Free options. Our server was very attentive making sure that we had everything that we needed. And you can't beat half-price wine on Tuesday nights! We'll be back very soon!Special Features:
- cooking 1cooking1Dined on 11/9/2014Innovative and delicious food. Awesome wine at a great price. Service was slow to start but once we got the delish amuse bouche it was all golden after that. We will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good experiencePAfoodieVIPDined on 11/8/2014We needed a child friendly place to take a group to celebrate a birthday. Adequate wine/beer selection, nice pizza/salads, and kids menu (the kids really enjoyed that there were appetizer choices for them). Would return for family-friendly dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/8/2014Gluten Free pizza's were the best I have ever had, but are way too small. Would suggest charing a little more and give people s comparable portion to all the regular pizzas. Left still hungry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/7/2014Fun restaurant with great pizzas, salads, and service. Our table of 9 had a blast.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale pizza restaurantDinewellVIPDined on 11/6/2014Great bar and very cool vibe. The food is tremendous. They have gluten free pizza as well. We've been ther three or four time and always love it.Special Features:
- Terrific after-movie place,,,JCDinersDined on 11/1/2014We had dinner after a movie, so around 9:30. Despite that the kitchen closes at 10:30 and were one of the last patrons to start ordering, we were greeted with enthusiasm and cheer. The 4 brews taster was very appealing; my husband ordered it and we each picked a beer from those (the Gnome for me). The tomato bisque taster, delivered gratis, was a nice, tasty touch. We ordered the margherita pizza with pepperoni and gluten free crust. I enjoyed that so much that I did not even notice the pepperoni was omitted by mistake. The menu was great bistro fare (I highly recommend the fried artichoke salad), and the place a quiet and reasonably well lit/unlit environment. Parking is a challenge in Manayunk, but nonetheless, we will go back.Special Features:
- Surprise delight!SwaldmanVIPDined on 11/1/2014What a great find! Not only was the food delicious but the service was amazing! Dined with another couple on a Saturday night. Our server informed us of a special one small plate, one salad, one pizza, one dessert and two drinks for a low price! Could. It believe this good food for such a reasonable price. We will definately be back. try the crispy artichokes and fig pesto pizza.Special Features:
- Group of Friends Had a Great TimeMDWalkerDined on 10/25/2014I had dinner there with 5 other friends, and we received top-rate hospitality the entirety of our meal and after. The food was delicious, and the wine selection was average. I'm really looking forward to going back again, particularly on a Sunday for the BYOB night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cute placePhillyveganDined on 10/16/2014Cute Lil restaurant with an eclectic menu! We enjoyed the diverse, delectable and light cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ENJOYABLEKICNBACVIPDined on 10/2/2014This was our third time back and it keeps getting better. Christina was our server and she was awesome! The pizza soup and the sliders we had were fantastic!!!Special Features:
- A Pleasant Meal with FriendsQualityFirstVIPDined on 9/30/2014Our first time at The Tomato Bistro prove to be a winner. The menu is limited but the food is delicious. I had the mussels, which were on the small side but quite fresh and served with a tasty broth that should not go to waste. The caesar salad was good as were the crispy artichokes. My wife enjoyed the quinoa salad. Our server, Kimberly, was excellent. We happen to be there for 1/2 price wine night and bought a bottle instead of glasses. Nice touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Did I order the wrong thing?DisplacedWesternerVIPDined on 9/20/2014I will try this place one more time because I want to like it. But, the food was not very good on our first time there. Waitress actually encouraged us to order gluten-free but that was a mistake.
- pizza+salad+beer+people=lifeCrustyCurmudgeonVIPDined on 9/14/2014TB is a nice, clean, pleasant, fun spot for a casual meal, getting together with friends, & sharing some great beers & good, well-priced wines. The watermelon salad was very good. The pizzas (we had a Margherita & a sausage / pepper) were fresh, hot & tasty. We prefer very thin, crisp crust, but these are closer to a thinner crusted Neopolitan style (just a fact, not at all a negative - we'll be back). Great service from great people - it's a cool little place that deserves your business.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small but coolsmallbutcoolDined on 9/1/2014I found this place to be very cool nice little vide menu items had great names sounded tasty but nothing super special. Great place to chat with friends and grab a cold beer or wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great dining experienceKatieDined on 8/27/2014Three girlfriends and I went for dinner at the Tomato Bistro before a concert at the Mann Center. It was too warm to dine outside, so we were seated at a table by the large bay window. It was perfect, since we could still see outside. Our waitress was very sweet and friendly. She helped us decide which items to select, which was very helpful. All 4 of us loved our meals! We had various salads, and they were all very fresh-tasting and delicious. For appetizers, the sweet potato fries with honey mustard dip were out of this world. All around a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hot Tomato!mimsterDined on 8/7/2014The food here is beyond terrific, and creative, too. How about duck and apple pizza, or fig and pear pizza, with gorgonzola? Crisp crusts, fresh ingredients, imaginative and unusual combinations. A very pleasant and efficient waitstaff.Special Features:
- great foodscottoDined on 8/7/2014Our group of four purchased the "Dinner for four" groupon. Plenty of good food w enough for all of us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KICNBACVIPDined on 8/7/2014This was my second time back within 2 weeks and with all the eateries in Manayunk, this is my first choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for casual dinnerMoonchildDined on 8/1/2014Excellent pizza, salads etc. Cheerful, airy space where you do not feel at all crowded.Special Features:
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- Goodtomatobistro4lifeDined on 7/31/2014Great spot GF pizza wowza so yum yum gotta love that foreverSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The bestdionysusVIPDined on 7/31/2014This is definitely the best restaurant in Manayunk! The pizza are great, and the small plates are delicious. They also have good salads and a solid beer selection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT FINDKICNBACVIPDined on 7/27/2014With all the restaurants on Main St. The Tomato Bistro is now one of my favorites. The craft beers were awaesome and the small plates simply a delight !!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findGFMichelleDined on 7/23/2014I found The Tomato Bistro through a gluten-free friendly app and am so glad I did. The free valet parking is a nice courtesy. The menu is terrific and the food was delicious.Special Features:
- Fantastic Evening!AllyDined on 7/21/2014Had a great dinner with my boyfriend last week! The slider special was amazing & we really enjoyed all 4! The risotto rice balls were my favorite part of the meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quick and goodFrancesGDined on 7/3/2014Stopped in for a quick bite to eat and really enjoyed the food. Service was a little slow, but they maintain 3 levels of dining, which I imagine isn't easy and they were very nice/polite. In and out within an hour and the Florentine pizza hit the spot.Special Features:
- Vegetarian/Gluten-free options!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/3/2014Good vegetarian options. Friendly servers, pleasant atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, nice casual atmospherebaloneycatDined on 6/30/2014Food (we all had pizzas) was great, casual atmosphere. It was pretty quiet on a weekday night. My only complaint was that one of our party was heavily pregnant and the only seating they had available were high tops. When I inquired about sitting upstairs at a normal table, the hostess said that there were interviews going on upstairs and we could only sit there if we wouldn't be loud and disturb them. So the offer was made, but our party felt that we were being a nuisance by requesting a non-high top table. We ended up sitting at a high top. It was OK, but did not make us feel very welcome when we first walked in. Other than that though, we had a great time, and will likely return again.Special Features:
- Groupon go-er leaves fullNomNomNomVIPDined on 6/29/2014The Groupon deals provided by the Tomato Bistro are one of the few restaurants who actually provide a decent menu for the cost. You always leave full but not uncomfortably so. Typically with my group or husband, there's always just one or two slices of pizza left that no one has room for, which to me signifies it's just the perfect amount. The tomato soup they give you at the beginning is also some of the best tomato soup I have ever had. We also enjoy that the menu is always rotating, keeping on some favorites and exploring new options, which are usually fairly innovative--and delicious--dishes. Servers are friendly and my reservation is always honored on time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ShanDined on 6/24/2014I thought Tomato Bistro was a small, but welcoming atmosphere. The food was excellent and abundant. There were many unusual items on the menu, but there were plenty of options for all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Casual with creative choicesjekking00Dined on 6/21/2014I decided to make my reservations for this place after choosing a search within Manayunk in Philadelphia. At the time I didn't realize it was the annual Manayunk Arts Festival and the Tomato Bistro happened to be located in the middle of the blocked streets.. otherwise this offers free valet parking but this event caused some additional work and walking plus $20 event parking fee. Even with all of this the dining experience was worth it and the prices are pretty reasonable. I had the house made sangria, mac & cheese with bacon, sweet potato bisque, sweet potato fries with multiple sauces and a frozen peach sorbet. They also provided some free biscotti.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tomato Bistro for LunchMJK08VIPDined on 6/21/2014We went during the Manayunk Arts Festival and this restaurant has great food for lunch. My favorite is the Signature Margherita Pizza. Love the choice of white, wheat or gluten free crust for the pizza. The buffet is filled with choices and constantly refreshed with new items. Staff is beyond helpful and courteous. Great casual lunch experience.Special Features:
- Good food, a bit crowdedJessVIPDined on 6/18/2014Food was excellent. Service was a bit slow because it was crowded. I will be back, likely for dinner because of their awesome drink specialsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday night dinnerEarsAreRingingDined on 6/15/2014We had a lovely dinner at Tomato Bistro. Wish they had more vegan and vegetarian options. I ordered the cauliflower quiche and was very disapointed - no cauliflower. Must had been ground up to be more of a breaded type quiche. It was a new dish though so maybe it will get updated.Special Features:
- philly123Dined on 6/15/2014Always a great place for drinks, dinner, brunch- you name it. Very group-friendly, and a great atmosphereSpecial Features:
- Worth the VisitDanKDined on 6/10/2014Eclectic small plate menu with a variety of dishes that you won't find anywhere else. Service was competent and attentive; we were treated very well; unlike a few reviewers who found the wait-staff to be inattentive. Tomato Bistro is a casual place, calibrate your expectations accordingly. As some others have noted, they have free valet parking - pull up in front of the restaurant and call the number on the street sign. Someone will be right out to park your car. Our family of five (Mom, Dad, 3 teenage boys) went through about 11 dishes (two desserts) and were completely satiated. $125 out the door and worth every penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Concert review: Juliette Lewis and the Romantiques at Culture Room.
30 Seconds to Mars is the first actor-band that rocks. Or so they say.
Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival Listings for the week of November 3-9,2005
Jada Pinkett-Smith grabs a mic and rages on-stage
Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (Maverick/XL)
Go The Way of the Gun, and you shall be rewarded
Chris McQuarrie won an Oscar for Usual Suspects, to which Hollywood responded, "Big deal'
One of the best plays this year tackles the funny topic of sex and violence