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Sonsie - Boston
- Address:
327 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02115Neighborhood:
Back Bay
- Cuisine:
InternationalPrice: $30 and under
Sonsie - Boston
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.sonsieboston.com/
- Phone: (617) 351-2500
- Hours of Operation:
Pastries Daily: 8:00am - 11:30am; Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 3:30pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Tuesday: 6:00pm - 11:00pm, Wednesday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 12:00am
Pizzas served daily to 1230am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: International
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Sonsie - Boston
Sonsie celebrates twenty one years on Boston's famous Newbury Street serving top-notch International cuisine from award-winning Chef Bill Poirier.Continued
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Sonsie - Boston reviews from OpenTable diners
159 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
hot spot (63)neighborhood gem (62)fit for foodies (55)good for groups (51)vibrant bar scene (44)romantic (42)great for brunch (38)special occasion (33)great for lunch (21)great for outdoor dining (17)notable wine list (17)late-night find (16)scenic view (8)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- great food, great atmosphereLyzionaDined on 11/19/2014Went for first time w.a gf, sat at bar, great food, ambiance for being a Wednesday night, though bar staff seems to get easily distracted even when not packed.. will certainly come again though!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, awkward serviceMatthewTDined on 11/15/2014Went to Sonsie on Saturday night this week. While the food was good, the server was extremely awkward, and outwardly rude. We had a few friends in town, and thought we would bring them to a nice restaurant, but Sonsie proved not to be the right location. We were talked down to, and made were given inattentive service at best. I'm surprised, since we ordered everything from scotch before dinner, apps, including 18 oysters, a bottle of wine, entrees, and deserts. Generally I would think thats the kind of table a server would want. I can't imagine a way to drive up the bill any further. We will not be returning unfortunately, and will not be recommending it to friends or colleagues.
- travellerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014Travelled from melbourne, am coeliac. They catered without a fuss with a whole substantial gluten free menu uptown and great wine list. Great vibe, lovely staff. Great venue for quiet meal or catch up with friends. Have been twice now!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okayMeghan515Dined on 11/9/2014I have been to Sonsie for drinks and maybe a dinner before, never for brunch. My Mother and I both got the quiche which was good not great, the breakfast potatoes were just basic nothing special. We got a side of fruit, presentation just ok, not the best fruit (hard rindy melon) very small portion. The waitress was so so sweet, the host staff were not very inviting I have to say so thankfully we got lucky with a great waitress. Anyways, not something I would recommend as a great brunch place, though the location is fantastic on Newbury Street.Special Features:
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/8/2014I am vegan and the chef made a vegan, gluten-free pizza for me that was delicious. I also enjoyed the chopped greens salad. It was an excellent-sized portion for someone who likes to eat as much raw as possible. The wine choices were great. A little cramped but at our small table but the service was superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SonsieCDFJRDined on 11/7/2014We enjoyed Sonsie very much. The food was great and the service excellent. Space was tight - I had trouble squeezing into the space between our table and the one next to us. Also the noise level at the bar was very high but not so bad that we could not talk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very noisy and open to the air.amrATopentableDined on 11/5/2014I had been looking for a place to take my husband and our college-age son for a nice meal of sushi and conversation. I read a number of reviews and this place sounded great. While the food was not what I expected (typical American cuisine, burgers, etc) it was still very good and the service was attentive. However, there was extremely loud music blaring the entire time, so it was hard to have a conversation. Also, the entire front of the restaurant was completely open to the world, and in November weather in Boston, this is not appropriate. It seemed like that would have been fine on an August evening, if we were all young and looking for a bar scene.Special Features:
- Abject dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/3/2014The only acceptable element of a meal at Sonsie was the discovery of a William Hill Napa 2012 cab/sauv on the Bin End wine list for $40. Such a great deal that 4 of us drank 2 bottles. The food was abysmal (nothing good to say about any part of it) and the service bordered on obsequious.
- Great staff and foodJS65Dined on 11/1/2014The food and atmousfer was very good. I strongly recommend dining at Sonsie, the stak was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent dinnerfoodie1Dined on 11/1/2014The food was delicious, and the service was very attentive. The only negative I had was the tiny sliver of bread they give each person, and my highly priced cocktail that was filled with ice. However I would definitely recommend dining here and will go again when I'm in Boston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- one great dish after anotherBreakingBreadVIPDined on 11/1/2014There is a vibrant bar scene but we chose to sit in the dining room at a quiet corner table. The small plates were generous and delicious; the salad were outstanding. The service was attentive. A fine evening.Special Features:
- Liked it againBenSahnDined on 11/1/2014Very good meal and great service. Nice place to be. We like to dine here. We were seated pretty far from the bar yet the noise from a group of guys at the bar was very loud. They were sort of in locker room mode for a long time. I guess the restaurant is ok with that but it did affect our experience there. Sonsie is not for quiet dining and we are ok with that. This, however, was louder than it should have been.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- enjoyablePatathomeDined on 10/28/2014We enjoy Sonsie. I thought the organization of their new menu was a bit confusing, however. The host/hostess is always welcoming. Service is reliable. Water glasses are promptly refilled.Special Features:
- food was delicious. great fall menuMonikaDined on 10/19/2014This was our first time here. They don't have a liquor license that let's you take the wine bottle with you if you don't finish so I bought wine by the glass. They did have good choices for wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch BuddiesAMCCMCDined on 10/18/2014Enjoyed a yummy brunch. Food was delicious. Table footprint is small which made service for 3 crowded. All the same, I would go again, especially when the doors to the street are wide open and the weather is lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunch!MollyKDined on 10/18/2014Fun place to brunch on Newbury. The front of restaurant is open to the street which is lovely on a nice day. Complementary warm blueberry muffins and cranberry bread were amazing, melt in your mouth! Food was all delicious and responsibly priced. Will definitely go again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting MenuDiningDivaDined on 10/16/2014We had a great meal here. They have an interesting food menu and the atmosphere was great! Perfect for our group.Special Features:
- Great lunch!sigalakiDined on 10/16/2014Had a great lunch. Waguy burger was amazing and so was my quesadilla pizza.Special Features:
- Great find with great service!WineLoverinCADined on 10/15/2014It was my first trip to Boston and Sonsie was recommended to us by someone in the wine business. My daughter and I were pleasantly surprised with the ambiance and food and the service was fantastic! Our only regret is that we didn't head to that area earlier so we could have taken advantage of all the great shops before our dinner reservation. It was an unusually warm night in October and we were lucky enough to have a table next to the open doors looking out on the street with great people watching. We will definitely return to Sonsie on our next visit to Boston! I highly recommend that you do the same!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eh.JAM6Dined on 10/5/2014Love the atmosphere, food isn't that great. Several members in our party were underwhelmed by their meals.Special Features:
- DisappointedbackbaybrunchDined on 10/5/2014We've been there couple of times before, but they were really horrible this time we went. We made a reservation for a table, but apparently some other guests "stole" it, and we had to wait for 20 minutes to get our seats. Service was very bad. Took forever to take our orders and food did not come until after 30 minutes!!! Staff was rude and unfriendly.
- One of my Boston favssmatDined on 10/3/2014Sonsie's was a favorite of mine while living in Boston. The ambiance & menu are just superb. Without feeling stuffy & over-the-top, Sonsie is a perfect place to grab an excellent cocktail, delicious appetizers & perfect dinner. Sonsie really has a great vibe for any occasion. Whether it be a quick & relaxing week-night dinner with girlfriends or a romantic dinner out with my boyfriend on a Saturday night -- it's just perfect!Special Features:
- DisappointingLovetograze1Dined on 10/2/2014Our waitress had a very professional veneer and very efficient but somehow we felt something was missing- our experience felt impersonal. My main course was monkfish - the fish was tender and perfectly cooked but I felt the sauce, though nice, overpowered the delicate fish. It was a very small piece of fish too. My husband had the Waygu beef burger. The meat was tender as is expected and my husband asked for it to be cooked 'medium' it was burnt on the outside edge as was the bun. This made it dry and not as it should be. The chips also seemed overcooked - it wasn't great to be honest.
- Best on newbury450painterDined on 9/30/2014We had outstanding good and service. It was wuiter than most. And the waiter we had was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Longtime brunch fav. on NewburyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/28/2014Great food, nice decor. Was crowded so service could not quite keep up. Will for sure go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!luv2dineDined on 9/27/2014I took my boyfriend here to celebrate our anniversary and am so happy I did. The service was amazing and the food was even better. Among several other things, we tried the seasonal apple puree and scallop dish which was incredible. This is a great place for a date night as well as for a night out with friends. I highly recommend to anyone who appreciates good food and a great atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SonsieOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014Great service and wonderful meal. Pork Chop exceptional and sea bream good. Would recommend to friends going to Boston. Location to Hilton made a great walk in the evening of 10 minutes.Special Features:
- I should keep it a secret...suefromsalemDined on 9/27/2014As I walked down Newbury Street, I noticed the bar-like outdoor dining and thought, "What did my friend recommend?" We always like a subtle, classic dining experience. Well as soon as I walked inside, I was pleasantly surprised. Sure, if you want to 'be seen' or just people watch while sipping a beverage and a bite, this is the place. But if you want to sit in a classic atmosphere and enjoy a wonderful dining experience, Sonsie's that place. We enjoyed a combination of appetizers, salads and vegetables for a great, eclectic dinner before Symphony. The bartender knew exactly how to 'brew' a negroni and my gibson was very good. Our wait person new exactly what questions to ask us regarding how we liked out drinks. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- it's ok, service is truly awfulE2013VIPDined on 9/19/2014Appetizers, drinks, and dessert were great. The entrees were just OK. The salmon is a random mishmash of ingredients in an attempt to mask the overlooked quality of the fish. The fish was dry. There was a random smattering of guacamole and radish. The restaurant is super loud near the bar. The service was really poor. The waitress kept putting drinks with the wrong people, the wrong dishes to the wrong people. I got a steak knife even though I was eating fish. No one at the table was eating steak either. They were really rushing us to get out of there. One of the apps was not even half way done and they wanted to take it away. It's too bad. This place could be great. I am definitely not returning for dinner but I might try brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- niteoutVIPDined on 9/19/2014Overall good experience. Had dinner with my 30 year old daughter and her friend. Service was prompt, friendly and efficient. Two of us had the halibut special, which was excellent. My daughter ordered a hamburger, medium rare. It came closer to medium well. She was very hungry, so ate it rather than sent it back, but said her dinner was "disappointing". We shared a few different desserts, and they were all delicious. It's a very noisy restaurant, but we knew that going in. I like Sonsie, but usually go with my kids rather than "older" adults. I generally prefer a more quiet and relaxing place when dining with my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must goBoston32VIPDined on 9/6/2014Staff was amazing. Beyond excellent service! Drinks delicious. Food was good. What more could you want.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DebbieVIPDined on 9/1/2014A must when in boston, always a good meal! Food service and atmosphere! A PLUS.Special Features:
- MentalistDined on 8/31/2014My second visit and enjoyed it immensely the calamari is as good as I get at home(Southern spain) and our waitress was very friendly( Chelsea)Special Features:
- PriceChopperVIPDined on 8/30/2014Goat Cheese Pizza and a table next to the sidewalk to take in the breeze! Excellent! So glad we got the perfect spot with short notice thanks to OpTab!
- Sonsie RocksRocketDined on 8/23/2014We went on a Saturday night at 9 PM. The restaurant was loud and busy which was to our liking as it created a certain ambiance. We sat at a small cafe table in the front area with a "people watching" view of Newbury Street. Our server, Jennifer, was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. The food was excellent in presentation, quality and quantity. Overall, the experience was great and I would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MentalistDined on 8/23/2014Service was very professional but felt slightly rushed however not in a rude way don't like table being cleared whilst other diners are still eating food and value great for me a little too dark and noisy with a packed bar so close but my family and I had a good time and I would thoroughly recommend dinner try the duck and pork tacos in particularSpecial Features:
- maiaVIPDined on 8/23/2014Please applaud your reception- and wait-staff because from the moment we walked into the restaurant, they graciously welcomed us to the restaurant and sat us exactly at the kind of quiet table (in the medium back) that we had requested! To our delight, our waiter served us most attentively on the evening that we dined. And the food was positively scrumptious! It was familiar food, but prepared in unique and especially flavorful ways that left us feeling quite sated on all levels! Our son and daughter-in-law who live in Boston positively love Sonsie's and directed us here...we can fully understand their reasons for loving Sonsies, as now we will loudly sing its praises too!!! Thank you to all who made for us a memorable dining experience!Special Features:
- We Will ReturneclementsDined on 8/15/2014The first time we visited Sonsie was with a large group of 12 (two families). We didn't have a reservation but they were able to fit us into a private dining area that they had downstairs which worked out very well for us. We all enjoyed it and had lots of delicious nibbles, pizzas and several raved about the wagyu burgers. We decided to return again with a smaller group of 4 and were seated upstairs. As other reviewers have indicated, it is LOUD. It is hard to hear and we had to ask our waiter to repeat himself many times. Our food was very good and service was fast.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I rememberedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/14/2014Restaurant was louder than I expected and remembered. Had to yell to hear each other. Overall menu was satisfactory. Food was good burger great, but otherwise nothing special. Not appropriate for a business dinner, but ok for special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SpotjackjackDined on 8/9/2014Went here for a date with my girlfriend. Drinks, food and service was awesome. The energy in the bar was perfect for a romantic date but also a a very "hip" environment. We had a great time and would recommend this spot to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Reality Rally Management Team
It takes a team.
Without the skills, passion and the know-how
this event could not happen.
Meet the Volunteer Executive Team...
Click on the names below to learn more about the people behind Reality Rally.
|Gillian Larson
Creator and Event Director Sponsorship /Fundraising and The Game
|Kim Goodnough
Michelle's Place Executive Director
|Lily Holland
Celebrity Relations Coordinator
|Jennifer Elliott
Volunteer Coordinator
|Kim Ornellas
Event Communications and Celebrity Chef Handler
|Carole Schneider
Event Registration and Check In Coordinator
|Cynthia Stedfield
Celebrity Red Carpet and Casino Coordinator
|Annette Nielsen
Celebrity Chef Showcase Coordinator
|Joni Preston
Media Relations Coordinator
|Julie Singer
Celebrity Autograph and Saturday Night Coordinator
Gillian Larson
Motivational Speaker
She has lived in Temecula for 12 years.loves her town and that was part of her reason for creating this event. To highlight Temecula. At age 3 she became addicted to adventure and challenge.
Married over 40 years to her husband, Ron, Gillian has three married daughters and seven grandchildren. Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, she was awarded several academic and athletic honors. She now uses her Survivor celebrity to do good. She does Motivational Speaking engagements and can be reached at www.gillianlarson.com . She has organized and participated in many fundraisers across the country. She received commendations from the California State and Senate for her volunteer work in 2011.
All of this became the backbone of her character and the life of Reality Rally.
She has been an integral part of many organizations and events and are too numerous to include here.
|Kim Goodnough
Michelle's Place Executive Director
Having joined Michelle's Place as the first employee and Executive Director in 2004, it has been Kim's tireless passion for helping others that has allowed her to grow this non-profit breast cancer resource into the only organization of it's kind in the Inland Empire. In 2009 alone, Michelle's place provided over 6,048 services to 925 women and those numbers are expected to be exceeded this year. So far, Kim has implement the Care Coordinator Program, Breast Health Assistance Program and Pink Ribbon Assistance Program. She also initiated one of our largest annual fundraisers – the Pink & Black Spring Fling event.
Kim is the Membership Chair for the American Business Women's Association and in the past served as President of the Vista Guidance Center Foundation. She is also a member of the California Association of Non-profits, Association for Fundraising Professionals, American Marketing Association and Inland Empire Association of Non-Profits.
Kim holds a Bachelors of Arts degree (Advertising major with minor in Marketing) from San Diego State University. Living in Temecula, CA, with her husband and their three daughters, Kim enjoys camping with her family, social events with family and friends, and cheering on her daughters who play softball.
Lily Holland
Lily joined Reality Rally as Lead Celebrity Handler in our first year. She quickly became an integral and valuable member of the Production Team, and was promoted to the Executive Team in her role of Celebrity Relations Coordinator as we move into our third year. Working closely with Gillian, Lily oversees all Star activities at Reality Rally, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and that the Stars have a memorable time at our event. With her experience providing exit interviews for a reality website from Stars of Survivor, Big Brother and Amazing Race, Lily brings a natural talent to working with the Stars, facilitating a personal and professional relationship with each one, always mindful of their generous contributions to our charity.
Lily moved to Temecula in 2000 with her husband and their two children. Diagnosed with Melanoma cancer in 2006, Lily knows first hand how receiving this difficult news can devastate a young family. Thankfully, her cancer was caught in time and removed with surgery. This experience has given Lily insight into the importance of having information and resources available to families in need, and drives her passion for Reality Rally and our wonderful charity, Michelle's Place Breast Cancer Resource Center.
Jennifer Elliott
In her "spare time" she enjoys doing genealogy, crafts and working on her high school class reunion committee.
She has been married to her husband, John over 26 years (a high school classmate) and they have 24-year old twin boys, Brian and Jason, and one daughter-in-law, Kelley (Jason's wife).
Carole Schneider
Cynthia Stedfield Celebrity Red Carpet and Casino Night Coordinator
Cynthia is a huge Survivor fan from the inception, and when she read in the paper about local resident Gillian Larson as a member of the Gabon season she initially thought "to stalk or not to stalk"..... she went with stalk, thankfully. Now a great friendship and an amazing 4 years working on Reality Rally as the Celebrity Reception Party Coordinator. Friday night's kick off party at Wilson Creek Winery is a wonderful evening, and what we all do for 3 days gives hope and happiness to an amazing charity, Michelle's Place. Cynthia has been in charge of organizing many events for several organizations and loves seeing projects and events come together and run well.
In her spare time she hikes, reads, gardens, plays bocce, kayaks, travels, draw portraits, taps, and yogachi. One year Cynthia even competed in Reality Rally's "amazing race" on Saturday....now that's what she calls FUN!
Annette Nielsen
Over 25 years of wedding centered coordination, design, and organizational experience!
Exceptional at focusing my absolute passion and love of weddings & events into reality is what I do. I pride myself at always providing my full range of talents and experience into every event I encounter either individually, or as a part of a larger production. Many of my events are special occasions that we get one chance to do right - so meticulous planning and execution is paramount to the critical success for the client(s).
With a reputation as a doer, I'm presently working with many of the top wedding vendors in all of California in helping to leverage their talents to increase the level of delivery within the wedding community through my networking organization, wedding publications, and my own personal events that I coordinate.
If you love what you do, it comes easy!
In this position my main task is to assist and help the vendors in the publication, on the MB website, and in the two platform Apps to leverage their talents and skills to increase their own marketing penetration through our marketing vehicle. What separates this publication from the competition is the quality of the service, the ongoing support, and the belief that Mosaic Brides primary purpose is to reach the potential bridal communities in the Ventura and Temecula areas and bring awareness of our advertising vendors to the brides and grooms looking for vendors with their talents.
Ongoing responsibilities for this position revolve around creating an extensive network of vendors who can and seek to provide high level services, and to creatively devise ways to position that information so it is found both in print and digitally.
Temecula Valley Wedding Professionals
Currently over 150 individuals, wedding venues, and corporations make up the membership who meet monthly to exchange tips, leads, and share industry knowledge with the goal of 'raising the bar' of customer service at their events in the Valley.
As Founder, and lead Director, my task is to help lead the group to provide an inclusive environment for new and seasoned industry professionals, all the while to make the monthly gatherings true events featuring segments of the industry that can bring more knowledge and awareness of the skills and talents of the membership. Many of the meetings, bridal shows, and special off-sites feature creative aspects that challenge and stretch the previous level of services' offerings for many of the members.
California State University San Marcos
A's serve as the primary methods of teaching in both the Fall & Spring sessions at Cal State.
Events By Annette
Providing the guidance and direction for both intimate as well as large guest list events is one of our core strengths as Events By Annette has a reputation for delivering events on time and on budget in which is challenging when in a emotion driven sector.
Joni Preston
Joni came on board Reality Rally in many areas in 2013 which included being part of the Reality Rally street team, running a very successful fundraising shoe drive, casino prize collection and several administrative functions. She now heads up the Media Relations team and will be connecting with media in all areas pre event and during the weekend.
In changing careers, she was hired on as a Supervisor at Children's Spectrum Food Program. It was there that she recognized a market need for Childcare management software. In 1998 Joni started her own software company; KidKeeper Solutions.
KidKeeper is a complete management software that simplifies record-keeping
Joni volunteered for as a Player Agent for Tri-Valley Little League for 3 years and went on to organize and manage all team rosters for 5 years as Registrar for the Morongo Basin Youth Soccer Association.
Joni home schools her two children and has custody of her handicapped brother. Special Olympics plays a large part in her family.
Joni continues to contribute to her family, friends and community any where her positive experience, commitment, heart and soul will allow her to be.
Julie Singer
Julie has been planning and helping other people with their special events for over 15 years all over Southern California. Everlasting Visions is a Event Planning and Full Floral Service Company. Julie has been a florist for many years and truly enjoys working with you on color and flower choices to help you with "that" right look. She can help you plan an event of your dreams on any budget by offering, through the years of experience, honest and solid advise. "We have done hundreds of events of all types and no event is ever the same, this is what we want for you as a client, to be able to have your event stand out to your guests in every way". The event industry offers so many of the same items to everyone which can give you the same result and look, the difference is in presentation and the personalizing of your event to fit you and your family. We offer you, with our service, a pride in what we do and a smile that keeps you going through the process of planning, it should be a fun time for you and all involved. Julie loves what she does and along with her husband Doug and staff that has been with her for over 5 years you will have the feeling that extended family is with you through this planning time. Being from the mid-west and growing up with a large family this is something Julie is very much proud of.
Kim Ornellas
Kim became involved with Reality Rally as a Celebrity Handler in the third year of our charity event, bringing her enthusiasm and passion to our wonderful cause. In 2014, she advanced to the Reality Rally Production Team as the Celebrity Chef Handler, coordinating with our first ever Celebrity Chefs Showcase to keep things running smoothly for our chefs throughout the Reality Rally weekend. Kim was recently promoted to the 2015 Executive Team where she will continue in her role as Celebrity Chef Handler, as well as working closely with Gillian to help organize and streamline our communication with all of our Stars leading up to our Reality Rally event. She also does the general communications.
Originally from Oklahoma, Kim has lived up and down the California coast. Her organizational, planning and people skills have provided her the opportunity to work as an executive assistant at Warner Bros. Records, as a personal assistant to a former California Lt. Governor, and in the marketing department of a special events company at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
Kim is an amateur photographer, enthusiastic home cook and mother of three. She lives in Temecula with her husband.
Meet the Volunteer Production Team
Carmen Fernandez.
Event Logistics
Gaylon Holland.
Event Logistics
Jason Osborn
Celebrity Transportation
Jill Heirs
Celebrity Travel
Joan Hoover, Pam Rainey
Reality Rally Game Team Relations
Mark Horn, Terry and Michael Lindsley
Challenge Checkpoint Captains
Dawn Adamiak
Temecula City Liaison
Becky Ginesi, Julee Johansen, Rebecca Dugas.
Ticket Sales Support
Christina Cadwell
Celebrity Reception Co Chair and Green Room Coordinator
Kristina Sanders.
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Ackerman, Ned (1943 - )
Genre: Young Adult
Ned Ackerman, a resident of Camden, is the author of one young adult novel. He is also the subject of a documentary movie Coaster: Adventure of the John F. Leavitt.
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I woke up this morning with bad vertigo, diarrhea, nausea, joint pain and a headache. Noticing I was horribly tired, I went back to bed and woke up 5 hours later… I haven't had diarrhea since, but everything is just as bad as it was this morning. My balance is horrible from the vertigo and everything spins when I move my head. I don't know whats wrong. Could this be h1n1?
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you likely have the flu
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It sounds like you may have the flu. I would go to your doctor and get tested just to make sure, especially if these sympotoms continue!
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Vertigo is not a typical symptom of the flu but it sure sounds like you have some type of virus that might be influenza, but maybe not H1N1. I'd try taking a decongestant to see if that helps with the vertigo, and be sure to drink plenty of fluids. I know it's tough to go to the bathroom when the room is spinning, and I'm quite surprised you can even use the computer. Are you sure it's really vertigo and not just light-headedness?? True vertigo makes it almost impossible to even stand up and walk straight, let alone work on a computer.
You didn't mention if you are running a fever or not, as H1N1 is typically accompanied by a rather high temperature, and other strains of the flu usually cause a fever too, but not as high.
I'd say that if you are not feeling better by tomorrow morning, or have a high fever, that you call your doctor. Vertigo typically resolves on its own and there isn't much that can be done medically to control it; some folks find decongestants to help out as I suspect it dries out the fluid built up in your ears and reduces pressure. I've had vertigo a few times just out of the blue when I wasn't sick, and have never had it when sick with the flu or any other virus, so that's why I'm unsure of the relationship there.
Anyway, call your doc if you feel the same or worse in the a.m. and see what s/he says.
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I have Theatrhythm pre-ordered. But I'm still deciding whether to get digital or physical. I'll need to clear room on my SD card if I go digital.
I wouldn't count on a WiiU release.
It would be great to have it on WiiU, but with a delay like this, it's like why bother? The vast majority of the people who want the game will already have it on another platform (or two.)
The story is good, the concept is good, but they need to do something about the controls and frustrating AI. I'd much rather them focus on improving the game for other platforms first, rather than a rushed WiiU port just to please the WiiU folks. (Who will then be disappointed by the rushed game, and then Ubisoft will be further justified against taking the WiiU seriously.)
It's a no-win situation, folks..
Let's just be happy that we have plenty of awesome first-party games from Nintendo.
It's pretty smart of Nintendo.
Not everyone wants to download, or is able to download, all of these games. So having a physical version of these games just makes sense, to the people who want to play the games, and plain business sense.
Personally, I have my 500GB external drive, and prefer directly downloading my games. I just recognize that not everyone has that same luxury ability.
Oh, hey.... By the way, in case you weren't aware by now..
Mario hits blocks with his fist, not his head.
I hope they bring that to NA. So cool.
Unfortunately, I agree that the DS / 3DS ports are really disappointing.
PLEASE, if you're reading this, don't let this versions score of a 1 to detract you from giving Myst a chance. The version on Steam, or on iPhone/iPad are well deserving of your gaming attention, and are ported directly by the original developers.
This is a game that has stood the test of time. (The whole series, in fact)
Just... not so much in terms of porting.
Kinda weird pre-ordering something without knowing how much it'll cost, or even when it'd be released.
Then again, I guess it doesn't do much difference pre-ordering now, rather than later. Although I never did understand 'partial' pre-orders either.
I'm not pre-ordering the WiiU. If I'm going to be getting it day-1, I'll be waiting in line for it at launch.
AHA! I KNEW I remembered playing Donkey Kong and Game & Watch Gallery in color, so I was confused when the 3DS Virtual Console versions were so flat and B&W.
I had emailed Nintendo support about it, and they seemed clueless about what I was talking about.
Glad to see that I am not crazy.
Uh.... the Wii has ALWAYS been designed to sit either vertically OR horizontally. There is nothing SHOCKING or REVOLUTIONARY about 'that' bit of 'news'.
But like I said in the other article, I think it's rather lame if they're really pulling support for gamecube games. Maybe they're just updating the firmware to allow saving to SD cards...... ? #optimist
Oh come on, I hope that this isn't going to be a main "redesign". I don't think Nintendo would pull a move like that and yank backward compatibility. They would have learned from Sony what a move that is. So hopefully that's just a bundle-only version, and not a "Ok everyone, here you go!" version.


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goto C:/Windows/Resources/wallpapers/ and delete that file..
I have a pretty weird problem, and me and my dad can't figure out how to fix it (My dad's a Tech for the military).
The desktop options to change the background on the computer seems to be disabled. and a background as been placed there that I think is a blatent advert for something.
Here's a screenshot of what I mean: http://home.comcast.net/~pluggy/untitled.jpg
I'm compleately stumped and I need a solution that doesn't involve formatting the Harddrive, cause this is my parents computer and my mom has too much work on it.
Thanx in advance.
goto C:/Windows/Resources/wallpapers/ and delete that file..
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* The Kroll Show dramatizes drones.
* Pope Beyonce? Yes please!
* A list of historical fallacies, from Cracked.
* A little girl hears Bad Brains for the first time.
* Please don't watch this if you're afraid of spiders.
* More George W. Bush selfies have surfaced.
* Maybe if we had fewer guns we'd have cooler fisticuffs.
* Jesse Thorn's new show on NPR looks very promising.
*How to order takeout during a blizzard without being a dick. (Save this one for next time.)
* Teddy Roosevelt had an interesting way of expressing himself.
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