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Trumbull Kitchen
- Address:
150 Trumbull St.
Hartford, CT 06103Neighborhood:
Hartford / West Hartford
- Cuisine:
Fusion / EclecticPrice: $31 to $50
Trumbull Kitchen
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.trumbullkitchen.com/
- Phone: (860) 493-7417
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Monday - Friday: 11:30pm - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Monday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Fusion / Eclectic
- Executive Chef: Chris Torla
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Our private loft dining area seats 20-25 guests comfortably with a maximum capacity of 30. Larger parties may reserve other sections of the restaurant.
- Private Party Contact: Jennifer Derleth 8604937417
A word from Trumbull Kitchen
If you look under the Max Restaurant Group's dictionary under hip, you'll find a picture of Trumbull Kitchen. Fashioned by owner Richard Rosenthal and Executive Chef and partner Chris Torla; Trumbull Kitchen has a unique sophistication that is contemporary, cool, and inventive.Continued
Chef Torla has created a globally eclectic menu that emphasizes intense flavors and satisfying textures. Progressive cross-cultural dishes offer variations of familiar foods around the world. The menu features a collection of tasters and tapas as well as larger entrees that are meant to tantalize a discriminating palate as well as simply deliver some great comfort food. Located in one of Hartford's premier locations, Trumbull Kitchen introduces new excitement in both menu and atmosphere.
Chef Torla has created a globally eclectic menu that emphasizes intense flavors and satisfying textures. Progressive cross-cultural dishes offer variations of familiar foods around the world. The menu features a collection of tasters and tapas as well as larger entrees that are meant to tantalize a discriminating palate as well as simply deliver some great comfort food. Located in one of Hartford's premier locations, Trumbull Kitchen introduces new excitement in both menu and atmosphere.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFusion / Eclectic
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
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Trumbull Kitchen reviews from OpenTable diners
152 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (79)vibrant bar scene (59)good for groups (57)hot spot (54)neighborhood gem (36)great for lunch (30)special occasion (30)romantic (22)great for outdoor dining (21)late-night find (18)notable wine list (14)great for brunch (4)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (2)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/25/2014Trumbull Kitchen was reccommended to us because we were attending a show at the Busnell Theater in Hartford. (it was a moderate walk across Bushnell park from the parking lot) The first impression was lovely. Menue interesting, food delicious, service very good. Liked everything about it and will return. Some of the tables were a little close together but there are booths.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Got engagedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/24/2014They took great care of my fiancée and I once we got engaged outside the restaurant. They were very attentive and made us feel wonderful. Service was not intrusive but she was there when she needed to be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seemed to cover everything!StaceDined on 11/21/2014Generally there's a caveat for any review, but at Trumbull Kitchen everything, at least all of the things that are important to me as a diner, were perfectly covered, no "buts" needed. 1) Service was outstanding, from the hosts who met us on the way in and on the way out, to our waitress Diane who was both efficient and honestly friendly. 2) Drinks, apps and entrees ALL delicious, and the menu was interesting and at the same time accessible. 3) Staff was aware that we had a show to make, and made sure our food arrived quickly and we were out the door in plenty of time. 4) Tables had groups that included all ages and even small children, and everyone was smiling and happy. 5) The ambiance managed to cover a lot of ground as well, being both modern and sophisticated, and also cozy and warm. Very cool. 6) I know this is out of their control, but even the diners at our neighboring table were awesome, and offered to walk with us through Bushnell Park to the theatre. I think Trumbull Kitchen attracts great people! This is my second visit to Trumbull Kitchen and both visits were top-notch. I'm looking forward to being in Hartford again so that I can visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good food and serviceFronqueDined on 11/19/2014Trumbull Kitchen is my go-to restaurant when I meet friends for dinner in Downtown Hartford. The wait staff is always friendly and attentive to our needs. Their specialty cocktails are fabulous and the wine list has a good selection of fairly priced wines. The baked swordfish to be excellently prepared but it needs a better side dish as the pureed carrot sauce and whatever was under the swordfish just doesn't cut it. My guest ordered the bison which she found excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I expectedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014For what I paid, I could have had a much better experience at a restaurant that was half the price. Just expected much more after what I had heard of the place... If you are in the area... there are much better spots so.... I would skip this one... we paid $120 for 2, the service was bad, the food wasn't great, and we had to go somewhere else after because we were still hungry when we left (and we had appetizer and dessert).
- Memorable waitressMissG53Dined on 11/14/2014Mly best friend and I were taking our daughters to see "Wicked". Hit ugly traffic and were late for our reservation. Our waitress was outstanding. Got us our meals, which were spot on yummy, in no time. She was knowledgeable about the wine and make the perfect recommendation. She was able to get the girls dessert, us coffees and the check with time enough to make the show. Trumball Kitchen was the start to a memorable evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WelcomingPRPJRDined on 11/10/2014We were welcomed and well cared for by the entire staff. The scallops were great. The ribs were fine but not great.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/8/2014We had made a reservation for 6:30 and specified that we had plans at 8pm. We arrived at least 10 minutes early, were told we wouldn't be seated until 6:30. Around 6:45 they FINALLY had a table starting to be cleared off, because of lack of time, had to instead sit at the bar. The bartender was wonderful - very sweet & accommodating. The manager, Trevor, not as much. Didn't come over to us until 6:45 to apologize, told us he'd speak to the kitchen to get our food our quickly and "we'd be taken care of." We didn't get our food until 7:20, and the manager never came to check on us again. The bartender did comp a round of drinks for inconvenience. Overall, disappointed in lack of accommodating and overall follow up to the situation/
- Late for the showOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014We had a party of 4 . We had tickets for the Bushnell at 8 Reservations were for 6 Waiter very nice but after drinks and appetizer which we shared , he essentially forgot about us. Food took 35 minutes to come out We were late to the show Had to wait for a break to go in This was a special occasion for us . Very disappointed! Next time we will stay in Middletown to eat then drive up . All in all not what it's cracked up to be .Special Features:
- Try ItLoveSelectionDined on 11/8/2014We attend an annual women's event in Hartford and always return here for dinner. The staff is friendly, accommodating and go out of their way to give us a great experience. Highly recommended for great meal selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisapppintedSavlanootVIPDined on 11/8/2014Worst service we ever received at a Max restaurant. Will not be returning.
- DelightfulToDineDined on 11/7/2014We come to Hartford for a conference once a year and always make sure to book dinner at Trumbull Kitchen ahead of time. We have never been disappointed in their food or their service.Special Features:
- pretentiousOutOfTownerDined on 11/5/2014a bit pretentious, aimed at the foodie crowd. Food was okay, dessert was phenomenal and it was just too loud for casual conversation.Special Features:
- Don't Go Prime Time Saturday NightkemoDined on 11/1/2014Unless you happen to be a preferred guest. At least that's the impression I got. The food was Outstanding and Our Server was great, but the table was terrible and tucked away. Also the menu was stripped down. I know there was a concert at the XL Center which made the restaurant overly crowded, but I had made my reservations months in advanced and was displeased with the table. Also, we were a party of two from a revised party of three. We were given a two top (understandable) but next to us was a four top booth that went to another couple (?). Had we gotten the booth the experience would've excellent The Max restaurants are good food but lately they make me feel like they are doing me the favor to let me in and spend my money there.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014We dined before the Fleetwood Mac concert. Management took advantage of the event and filled every available seat in the same timeframe. Service was slow and an appetizer was forgotten, we asked the waitress about it who replied that it was on its way. It never came but the $10. charge remained on the bill. The meal was tasty and we imagine that on a normal Saturday night the service would be much better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hartford favOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014Food and service was great. Window views are exciting if you like watching parked and moving cars. Our reservation for 4 was at 2:30 on a weekend and parking was a disaster (I was hoping to find the parking garage right next to restaurant open, but they weren't). Ambiance is basic yet classy. Noise level was super low at that time and likely a great time if you want to try this restaurant with kids. I've been here at night before and its a LOT busier. Highly recommend if you are in the area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurantsampd3VIPDined on 11/1/2014Our waiter was outstanding and shared his favorite dishes on the menu (salmon and hangar steak)—we had one of each. The service was attentive and the food was delicious. I would definitely go back!Special Features:
- Great spot downtownOutoftownerDined on 10/25/2014Had a fabulous meal. Have a kid in college in Hartford so this was our first time eating here and I would definitely go back. Nice variety on the menu and everything was delicious. Great service and very comfortable.Special Features:
- Enjoyable placeJudyDined on 10/25/2014Very nice restaurant; not stellar but reliable and of good quality. Very friendly staff; will return if I'm in Hartford in the future.Special Features:
- Ehsha3Dined on 10/25/2014A group of us were there for my husband's birthday. The appetizers were the bright spot. The entree prices were high and some of the dishes were bad, especially the meatloaf: chewy with a really hard edge and very salty. Also they did not have enough servers so though our server did all he could the service was not good.
- Fall menu was great and great valueDaveBDined on 10/18/2014First time there. We had the fall menu, which was a play on local beers used in the recipes. It was really nicely done -- especially the orriechiette with local chicken and peas. It was a good value too -- $20.14 for 3 course. Attentive service, nice wine list.Special Features:
- Fun nightnonnaDined on 10/17/2014Loved the energy of the place and of the servers. As a whole the food was good. Would not get the beet salad again. Very little beets and cheese with lots and lots of greens. A good place to meet up with friends. Have eaten here many times.Special Features:
- Usually pretty goodAldenteDined on 10/17/2014I have had some good to very good dinners here, but this was not one of them. I had the $20.14 special. The crab cakes, while nicely sautéed and served very warm, did not taste too much like crab. The beef short ribs in a delicious sauce were very fatty, and the poached pear (which was served with ice cream) was tasteless.Special Features:
- A go to place pre-theater.HikerDined on 10/16/2014Excellent food/choices/price. Good service and friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- enjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014it was an excellent experience,my daughter actually enjoyed dinner and it was quiet enough to carry a conversation throughout dinner without yelling,it was wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GburyGuyDined on 10/9/2014Trumbull Kitchen offers a Good for pre-theater, with a good selection of drinks and appetizers, stone pies (= pizzas) and entrees. Restaurant has a relatively high noise level, a result of an active after-work professional bar crowd, which may deter some older patrons. Part of the Max group of resturants, with prices to match.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great first experienceSimpsonsthinkDined on 10/9/2014We had the best service experience in a long time at any establishment. Attentive, helpful , not hovering. Food with interesting pairings and nice portions. The noise level may bother some folks but did not interfere with our 4 person conversation. Try it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre game place to be....OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/8/2014I highly recommend Trumbull Kitchen as a great place for a pre game/event place to eat.....great food, convenient to the "Civic Center", and great, prompt service....make SURE you make a reservation on these nights as they fill up rapidly....I suggest at least a 90 minute window to allow enough time for drinks, meals and time to get through security and into your seats for your event...Special Features:
- DinningfunDiningfunDined on 10/4/2014Delicious butternut squash soup, disappointed the cup was extremely small! The fillet appetizer abousetly delicious! the swordfish dinner was tasty! The short ribs amazing! Overall recommend for good food,not inexpensive so save for a special occasionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good not GreatLivesinHtfdDined on 10/3/2014We went to dinner to celebrate my spouses birthday. Our service was marginal, our meal was good but nothing was Memorable. Disappointing dessert menu sometimes all you want is simple chocolate cake! Not able to find it at all in downtown Hartford.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasureKeljonhorstVIPDined on 10/3/2014We are consistently pleased with this restaurant. The menu is interesting, the space is lovely, and the food is always of a very high quality. We slipped in this evening for a quick dinner before seeing a show at Hartford Stage and enjoyed an evening in downtown Hartford!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food in HartfordRedsoxDined on 10/2/2014A good alternative in downtown Hartford to chains like Morton's. Great device and reasonable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JudithDined on 10/1/2014Very nice. We had the scallops, the short ribs, and the pressed chicken---all three were delicious. The staff were very welcoming. It is also a very convenient location if you're in one of the downtown hotels, which we were.Special Features:
- A great night!FoodloverDined on 9/25/2014Brought in some guests from France and Sweden for dinner. They had a great time, food was fantastic, waiter was very attentive, and the manager on duty checked on us several times for which I was duly impressed! My guests talked about their experience many times the following day in meetings. I will be back again, you can count on that! MarkSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always reliable Trumbull KitchenPaulDined on 9/25/2014Great pre-theatre dinner at TK. The "Healthy Salad" is phenomenal, and I'm not normally one to order healthy or eat vegetarian. Did try the appetizer special, grilled oysters with what was supposed to be spicy sage butter. Just didn't work, and not spicy at all, but not everything can be a home run. Service professional and friendly as always.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RocketVIPDined on 9/23/2014The Manhattan clam chowder was pretty bad. Lousy tasting broth, and extremely rubbery and miserly seafood Service was extremely friendly and attentive. Even something as simple as keeping the water glasses filled- we never had to ask. throughout the meal A number of servers helped us and were all great. Also appreciated the discount w theatre tix, tho that wasn't advertised anywhere. How come?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NeerajNeerajDined on 9/22/2014Fantastic hospitality and great food....the menu spread was pretty impressive but what impressed me the most was the attention and service quality if the staff towards the customers...just icing on the cake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice overallsushifansVIPDined on 9/20/2014Hadn't been to Trumbull in a while, but was pleased with the service and food. Dom't care for their choice of background music tho. Staff seemed to go out of its way to be welcoming and friendly- which was nice. Have the feeling its not quite the hot spot it used to be, but that is ok because we got a better table this time.
- Fantastic!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/19/2014We had a fantastic experience. Two in our party are gluten free and the restaurant has a great gluten free menu. The waiter was amazing! He could not have been better. Food was delicious!Special Features:
- Great Biz Lunch SpotBizLunchDined on 9/16/2014Can't beat the Chicken Caesar Salad and some great sushi options too. Always great to finish off with a Cappuccino too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The internet ate our homework
What went wrong with Borders? The story so far is that a mouse is eating an elephant. According to my own back-of-the-envelope calculations as well as a more serious report from Frost & Sullivan, online shopping accounts for about five per cent of the Australian consumer's retail dollar. That's enough to cause private equity …
yeah but...
This is related to UK chains of these two stores but the model they followed was probably the same in abroad, so anyway its worth pointing out that the strategy of Woolworths was seriously flawed, in that yes they could drive down prices (because they owned the biggest distributor EUK) but they didnt make any money, Borders had massive sellection, they had very good stores, but they were very heavy on staff costs and full of dead stock, it was inivitable, both were poorly managed
Australian Book Stores
Have noone but themselves to blame. I went to buy a non-fiction paperback here and the price was $27. I got it shipped from the book depository in the UK for $11. Delivered. Therein layeth the problem.
I Would Agree
but I think we also have to accept that Australian publishers need to take a large portion of the blame here. They have been gouging Australian readers for decades with ridiculously over inflated retail pricing. Book stores don't set prices, publishers do. The book is printed with a price on it and the book store is given 40% of the sale price. Sure, some book stores can trim that margin down a bit but they have to make money to pay the rent too.
Publishers have been making hay for decades because consumers have had no alternative but to pay the cover price.
Now that the Internet is here consumers do have an alternative and it's high time Australian publishers moderated their demands on the consumer or suffer the consequences.
Blaming the Internet for their woes is just puerile and will amount to nothing in the long run.
You're not wrong
Aussie book publishing/retailing has had an easy ride over the years thanks to government protection.
I love the sound of capitalists whining about capitalism and how unfair it is. So, Australian publishing mafia, you joined the club and you agreed to play by the club's rules. Don't cry hard-done-by when the rules come back to bite you on the arse.
"Because of absurd territorial copyright laws, Amazon in America is able to get books to Australia before local publication, and because of publishers' price-fixing powers (which in most industries would be illegal), Amazon ships books from America cheaper than the local store can get them."
Mark 65
What's most impressive is that's despite the *huge* distance that book has had to come.
sellin' coal t' Nyucassle
when gettin' t'coal from t'pit t' t'power station were more expensive than shippin' t'coal from Australia t' t'power station that's what closed our pits! now we're doin' t' same t' Australian book shops.
Thy Emperor, he hath no clothes.
Why does it take a UK (tech) publication to speak truth in the Australian Retail Market?
(and what is it with the recent rash of Oz stories - Going for a .com.au edition?)
Maybe the this journalist is an Aussie who keeps in touch with down under?
Maybe just a Kylie fixation?
Inquiring minds need to know...
protectionist laws
If I recall correctly, the "absurd territorial copyright laws" mentioned in the article makes it illegal for businesses to import any book into Australia that hasn't been published by local publishers for two years. (This two-year period can be fudged and extended with reprints and new editions.) All in the name of saving the jobs of Australian publishers.
Hence the steep price of books.
I recall this law was called into question some years ago but the powers that be decided it should stay.
Ironic that this protectionist law will now contribute to the loss of jobs of store-front staff. Perhaps even more than the number of publisher jobs than were "saved" in the first place?
Australia is popular this year.
Am I the only person who has noticed the number of australian articles on the Reg has been quite high recently?
Australian Readership
I for one welcome our new Australian [overlords] readership... One of which I intend to be after July this year:)
Borders has failed to learn anything from Amazon
I went in to one recently looking for a number of books. I couldn't find anything on my list.
Was there a nice terminal I could bang the title into to see what was in stock? No (my small Uni [Poly] library had a couple of these 15 years ago). So I had to hunt down an actual expensive, busy, can-only-serve-one-customer-at-a-time human.
After I'd asked the guy to look them up and he confirmed they didn't have any of them, that was it. Why didn't he offer to order one? Get it delivered to my house tomorrow morning? Get it delivered to the shop so I could pick it up during lunch (better than missing a packet)? "Is it a present? We can have it gift wrapped and on their doorstep tomorrow morning." "Should have some in soon, can I call / email you?"
All of these could be automated.
Hell, they could just use Amazon. The shop would still get a cut and I'd be a damn site more likely to visit it again.
How are they supposed to compete with the wonder of Amazon when they take no advantage of having a high street presence beyond that of any other shop?
Bike shops
Bicycle shops are in the same boat. They were part of the recent whinge brigade along with Gerry Harvey et al. Yet the typical local bike shop experience remains one of surly service, terrible advice, and ridiculously high prices.
Go online instead and receive instant, high-quality advice from a friendly website selling top-notch goods at rock-bottom prices.
These guys, it's as though they *want* to go bust through lack of imagination.
i have to disagree (UK)
I do not agree with this. In the UK and certainly in my local area, the bike shops are very friendly and know their regular customers by name. Even when they did not know me, they gave great support on sizing cycle helmets for my children.
What you will also find is that quite a few of the bike brands require you to collect from a shop so even when bikes are advertised on the web, they cannot be delivered. This is part of the contract the shop has with the supplier along with not discounting 2011 model year bikes for the first six months.
Yes some brands can be delivered but Trek and Specialized are (when I last checked) a collect only product.
@Borders Customer Service
I've had much better service then that at the Boarders I usually go to to buy my books.
I'm just glad that so far I haven't had any Borders employees come to my house to take back the books they sold me. I used to like Amazon too.
And how much did they spank on internal IT infrastructure?
One of the SAP "Basis Barbies" here used to work for the NZ arm of this empire (called Whit-something) and they run SAP on Windows, which probably means after paying all the SAP license and support costs, they couldn't afford to hire Unix support staff.
While the locals in Australia deserve a fair bit of criticism,
the Border collapse is entirely the fault of American management. And I say that as a US citizen.
If it was only the Australians that were causing the problem, only Australian stores would be closing. I think the root of the problem is that Borders forgot what Borders was supposed to be. They've done essentially the same thing here in The States that the author notes they did in Australia: didn't maintain their specialty niche, and didn't go full Big Box for discounting. Then they further muddied their market with DVD sales (music and telly), coffee shops, and pay internet services, while not engaging in internet book sales. Oh and throw in a bit of Kindle or Kindle-clone to boot. And all of their services were mediocre. That sort of thing may not cause problems in times of plenty, but when things get tight, those are the places that will get hit the hardest.
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After "choir practice," Sophie and Sian walk through a garden and Sian makes a big, huge, lesbian deal about how they need to be sitting right beside each other when they get their GCSE results. Actually, before that she tells Sophie that she's more fit than Beyonce, which is another thing I love about love: how stupid blind it really is. I mean, Sophie is cute. But Beyonce? C'mon.
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Sian goes, "Well, does this feel right?" And she leans in to kiss her, and may I just say again that Sian is an exceptional kisser. Sophie doesn't appreciate it, though. She pulls away and screeches about how someone could have seen them and then the whole world would implode plus three more eternities of being grounded!
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The House passed a revised children's health proposal today, but not by the two-thirds margin that supporters will need if President Bush vetoes the measure as promised.
The 265-142 vote was a victory for Bush and his allies, who urged House Republicans to reject Democrats' claims that changes to the legislation had met their chief concerns.
In Nevada's delegation, Republican Jon Porter joined Democrat Shelley Berkley in supporting the bill while Republican Dean Heller voted against it.
The bill would add $35 billion to the State Children's Health Insurance Program.
If the same vote occurs on a veto override attempt, Bush will prevail, as he did earlier this month when he vetoed a similar bill.
The tally was seven votes short of a two-thirds majority. Several House members were absent.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los Angeles will pay $215,000 to a man who was tossed out of a city commission meeting for wearing a Ku Klux Klan hood.
The Los Angeles Times says city lawmakers voted Wednesday to settle the free speech lawsuit by Michael Hunt.
The Venice-area resident, who is black, wore the hood and a T-shirt with a racial slur during a 2011 meeting of Board of Recreation and Parks commissioners.
His lawyer, Stephen Rohde, says Hunt has worn the outfit at other city meetings to protest perceived government discrimination.
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When Brock Lesnar interrupted the birthday celebration for Hulk Hogan on Monday Night Raw last week, he went off script a bit. The former UFC Heavyweight Champion said, "Party's over, grandpa." That was not a line fed to him by the WWE creative department. Reports are surfacing that Lesnar took that jab on his own or had help from Paul Heyman in coming up with that line.
August 18, 2014
The white and black is headed back to WWE next week when Monday Night Raw comes to us live from Portland. Hulk Hogan will be celebrating his birthday on air, and he has a couple of buddies coming back to join him. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash have reportedly been confirmed for the event, and the belief is that WWE will be doing some sort of nWo reunion to boost television ratings.
August 6, 2014
Reports are surfacing about an incident between Scott Hall and a terminally ill kid with brain cancer at a wrestling convention, and it is making the former WWE and WCW star look like a really bad human being. It is being said that Hall refused to sign a birthday card for the 6 year old boy, who may only have a little bit of time left to live. Several other wrestlers took the time to do the kind deed for the kid.
July 31, 2014
"First, I don't often explain myself to no one, but I had no idea anyone got let go. I was asked to post about birthday. That's what came out. It was about my 18 year journey. I know where you live, dude. It's a small world. An apology is due. If not, well, you know me. I'll handle our business." - Mark Henry responding to Curt Hawkins about his insensitive Tweet on the day of his WWE release
June 13, 2014
A status update on Twitter from Mick Foley, where he stated that TNA wished him a happy birthday while WWE has yet do so. While the former world heavyweight champion is more than likely just playing around, there appears to be some truth in jest, as rumors have been floating around that there is backstage heat between Foley and some members of management in WWE.
June 8, 2014
A picture of the Rock proudly showing off a text message that he received from Muhammed Ali, where the boxing legend wished the WWE legend a happy birthday.
May 21, 2014
A couple of years back, fans witnessed a real life shoot incident in the ring between JBL and the Blue Meanie. Some blood was involved. Apparently, the two of them have resolved their issues since then, as JBL took to Twitter to wish the Blue Meanie a happy birthday. The former WWE stars appear to be quite cordial with one another now.
May 20, 2014
"Today would've been my dad's 99th birthday and it's hard to believe he's been gone for 10 years now. I miss my dad everyday. His humor, his simple advice, and understanding of what it took to be a man. I often think of him as I drive down Bow Trail seeing Calgary's gorgeous skyline. I feel his spirit fill my mind, my heart, and I smile at how I know both Calgary and I are somehow protected as he admires and watches over us from the heavens." - Bret Hart remembers his father Stu Hart
May 4, 2014
While he has not appeared on television for WWE in quite some time, CM Punk can still be seen from time to time on screen. The former world heavyweight champion was recently spotted at a Chicago Cubs game, where he was shown on screen, wishing Wrigley Field a happy birthday. The belief is that Punk and WWE have not been communicating.
April 25, 2014
After being heavily rumored to be leaving the company after Wrestlemania 30, Vickie Guerrero has continued to be on the road for WWE. This week, she worked the Smackdown taping. Afterwards, the wrestlers got together and threw her a little birthday party once the television taping was done. She turned 46 today.
April 16, 2014
A picture of Randy Orton celebrating his birthday with what appears to be his new girlfriend. The WWE champion was previously rumored to be involved in a relationship with JoJo Offerman, whose removal from the Total Divas cast happened to coincide with the breakup between the two.
April 2, 2014
A rather interesting picture surfaced on Instagram lately. It is a candidate image of Tara and Sarita, each of whom is wearing a pajama in the shape fo a dinosaur. Sarita recently celebrated her birthday by visiting Tara in Chicago.
March 13, 2014
For her birthday, Sarita decided to hit up Chicago and visit her good friend Tara. The two former TNA Knockouts spent quite a few days together hanging out. Sarita stayed with Tara during the trip. This picture of the two of them was taken at the restaurant owned by Tara.
March 8, 2014
Since the show was being held in Chicago, a lot of people knew that Tara was going to be visiting WWE and Monday Night Raw. However, she did not go alone this time around. Former TNA Knockout Sarita, who also happens to be celebrating a birthday this week, was also spotted in the crowd with her as well.
March 6, 2014
Through Twitter, Ashley Flair wished her father a happy birthday, and she also revealed that Ric Flair was heading down to Florida to see her. It's a big week for the developmental wrestlers as WWE NXT will be making its debut on the new WWE Network on Thursday. Both Flair and his daughter are expected to be a big part of that show.
February 26, 2014
Upon hearing about the death of Big Daddy V, who passed away after suffering a massive heart attack days after his birthday, Kane took to Twitter to post this simple message about his friend. It's a rather interesting Tweet, as Kane does not post all that often on the social media website.
February 21, 2014
Hard to believe, but TNA Knockout Gail Kim is celebrating her 37th birthday today.
February 20, 2014
An official statement has been released by WWE acknowledging the death of Big Daddy V, a longtime performer for the company. It was a simple message, stating the facts and offering condolences. As many already know, Big Daddy V passed away this week after suffering a massive heart attack a few days after celebrating his birthday.
February 19, 2014
Through Twitter, Dusty Rhodes posted this special happy birthday message to his granddaughter Dakota Runnels. She is the daughter of WWE star Goldust.
February 14, 2014
Former TNA Knockout Tara, who was known in WWE as Victoria, celebrated her 43rd birthday this week. She is now a restaurant owner in Chicago and throws quite a bit of events there for wrestling fans.
February 11, 2014
It appears that Mickey Keegan is no more, as Max Pelham has decided to delete all of his updates on Twitter. The profile has essentially been blanked out. For those that don't know, Keegan was a developmental wrestler for WWE, but was forced to retire because of a severe spine injury. Management gave him a job backstage with WWE NXT.
February 17, 2014
Mickey Keegan's dream of wrestling for WWE have come to an end, as the developmental wrestler has been forced to retire as an in ring performer because of a spine injury. Keegan is now working as a creative assistant for NXT.
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There was a consistent decline in unemployment rate last year, opening at 7.9% in January down to an all-time year low of 7% in November (December data is not yet out), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But the figure is still higher than when we started 2008 at 5% a few months before the subprime crisis hit. Clearly, many more Americans would like to land a job, but would they love these jobs to, literally, die for? Check out America's most dangerous jobs based on the 2012 National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries.
Generally, workers are much safer now than they were 10 years ago. There were 29% less workers that died on the job in 2012 (4,383) compared to 1992 (6,217). Despite the continuous improvement in U.S. occupational health standards still leaves some jobs more hazardous than the rest because of the nature of their work.
Causes of fatal work injuries
These are the major cause of death across all occupations.
Transportation incidents [41%]
Homicides, violence, and other injuries by persons or animals [17%]
Struck by object or equipment and similar incidents [16%]
Falls, slips, trips [15%]
Exposure to harmful substances or environments [7%]
Fires and explosions [3%]
Others [1%]
In the following list we'll show you which jobs have the highest incidence of fatalities per 100,000 workers, provide reasons why these jobs are dangerous, and show how much each job typically earns. These jobs pay well, so this might be one reason why there's never a shortage of people willing to take them on. Ordered by fatality rate, from lowest to highest, these are:
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Las Vegas police have arrested a woman they believe stole a taxi, robbed the driver and struck him with the cab before crashing it into other cars.
Police say 42-year-old Erica Hagan was arrested Saturday after several witnesses identified her in the May 21 attack at the downtown Plaza Hotel.
She's being held at the Clark County jail on eight felony charges, including attempted murder, battery and robbery.
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Matthew L. Wald is a reporter at The New York Times, where he has been writing about energy topics for 30 years. Matt has been in the paper's Washington bureau since 1995, and is currently assigned to write about environment and energy.
In 2011, Matt was part of a team whose coverage of the tsunami and nuclear disaster in Japan was named a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting.
Matt has been particularly interested in civilian nuclear power since the Three Mile Island accident, and he has toured more than two dozen power reactors and research reactors, as well as Yucca Mountain, which until recently was the leading candidate for disposal of nuclear waste.
In the 1980s and 1990s he wrote extensively about the production of materials for nuclear weapons, and the resulting environmental problems. He has also written about oil refining, alternative fuels including biofuels, oil and natural gas production, oil spills including the Exxon Valdez and the oil fires set by the Iraqis in Kuwait at the end of the first gulf war. He also writes about batteries, the electric grid, wind energy and solar energy.
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American Airlines Flight 11 had fallen mysteriously silent. The air traffic controller called over and over for a response. None came. Then he heard an unidentified voice from the cockpit: ''We have some planes. Just stay quiet, and you'll be O.K. We are returning to the airport.'' The controller, confused, asked, ''Who's trying to call me?''October 16, 2001 usNews
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At least 11 times in the last year, air traffic control centers have stumbled or broken down completely, robbing controllers of the tools they use to keep airplanes separated and on course, sometimes leaving them completely deaf, mute and blind. The main problem, everyone agrees, is that some computers that help controllers track airplanes are at least 25 years old and long past due for replacement, but updated technology has been delayed because contractors have not been able to write the software for new equipment. Even though the Federal Aviation Administration is facing a difficult stretch, until new systems are designed, tested and installed it is doing something surprising with maintenance: cutting back. It is also letting equipment go unattended on night shifts, eliminating training for technicians and cutting back on hiring, so that in some busy air traffic control centers half the technicians are eligible to retire.August 20, 1995 usSpecial Report
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LEAD: Twenty years after the first Earth Day, the Cuyahoga River no longer catches fire on its way through Cleveland, and bald eagles, once threatened by DDT, have increased nearly sevenfold in the continental United States, enough for Government biologists to consider promoting the population to ''threatened'' from ''endangered.April 22, 1990 usSpecial Report
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A system under which big consumers shut down elevator banks or a production line at peak hours of electricity demand has been challenged by power producers, who lose their most valuable revenue hours.
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Allison M. Macfarlane offered a look at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the industry before she steps down at year's end.
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Inquiry Into SpaceShip Two's Crash Says 'Feathers' Were Unlocked Prematurely
The surviving pilot of the SpaceShip Two crash told investigators he did not know that the co-pilot had unlocked two movable parts at the back of the craft.
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The captain of the Southwest Airlines jet that hit a runway at La Guardia Airport in July 2013 may have been making major adjustments to the controls too close to the ground, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
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Electricity demand has not met projections, but the cost of upgrading coal-burning plants makes this an opportune moment for the reactor to arrive.
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Power Plants Seek to Extend Life of Nuclear Reactors for Decades
Nuclear proponents say that extending plants' lifetimes is more economical — and a better way to hold down carbon dioxide emissions — than building new plants.
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Iran, the United States and a Political Seesaw
Far from a monolithic relationship, Iran and the United States have spent as many decades as friends as they have as enemies.
Yesterday's Hostages; Today's Iran
Several of the Americans who were held by Iran between 1979 and 1981 reflect on tensions between that country and the United States and how their ordeal affects today's crisis.
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By Cristina Arreola | 07/20/2014 - 12:00
Many Latinas grew up hearing their fair share of locuras -- old wives' tales that everyone's abuela insisted were the truth!
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With this Friday being the 13th, we thought we'd list a few Latino superstitions we heard from our parents, abuelos and neighbors, growing up.
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As if worrying about black cats and broken mirrors weren't enough, you also had mami threaten you with facial distortion if you opened the fridge with a hot head. And if you dared to strike her, forget it! Your hand would hang out of your coffin forever (probably after she was through with you). Caught between belief and skepticism, all you knew for sure was that you were not going to test them out. In the spirit of Halloween and Dia de los Muertos, here are fifteen other superstitions that still haunt us to this day:
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Now that you're pregnant, you've probably heard lots of advice about things you should and shouldn't be doing. A lot of times in Latino culture, these beliefs are based on traditional superstitions. Abuelita
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A review of 125 years history of AhmadiyyatMonday, September 15th, 2014
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Did the Promised Messiah (as) Commit 'Shirk'Sunday, October 7th, 2012
Non-Ahmadi opponents raise the objection that the Promised Messiah(as) declared that believing Jesus(as) to be alive, is 'shirk' (polytheistic): "Thus it is disrespectful to say that Jesus did not die and it is a great 'shirk'." (Al-Istaftā. Appendix Haqīqatul Wahī p-39,R.K. Vol-22, p-660). but had the same belief for a long time before calling this […]
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Where is Jesus? The Case of the Missing MessiahSunday, May 22nd, 2011
Demystifying the Second ComingMonday, May 16th, 2011
By Harris Zafar Published May 12, 2011 | HuffingtonPost.com Various voices and opinions have emerged from the Muslim world since the death of Osama bin Laden. Some Muslims express relief that his reign of terror has come to an end, whereas others express condemnation for the manner of his death. Some Muslims feel this will […]


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The 31 year old Teague is an eight year veteran who has played in Buffalo since 2002. Prior to the Bills, he played his first four seasons with Denver. Contract details were not available but ESPN is reporting that Teague was signed to a two year deal.
The move means that Pete Kendall, who played center last season after Mawae was injured, will move back to guard. The team still has a void at tackle with the departure of Jason Fabini and may use their first pick in this months draft to select behemoth Virginia tackle DBrickashaw Ferguson.
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RUP - Rational Unified Process
Short for Rational Unified Process, a software development methodology from Rational. Based on UML, RUP organizes the development of software into four phases, each consisting of one or more executable iterations of the software at that stage of development.
- inception-- In this stage, the project��s business case is stated and the team decides if the project is worth doing or if it is even possible. It is important to the process to first formulate the scope of the project and also determine what resources will be needed.
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RUP is similar in concept to Extreme Programming in that only what is useful and required is produced and the development plan is updated throughout the process. Both methods seek to develop a system of best practices in software development.
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Omnicom Media Group buys Mobile5
Omnicom Media Group has bought Mobile5, the mobile marketing agency with clients such as Samsung, Canon and Trinity Mirror.
Colin Gottlieb: the chief executive of Omnicom Media Group EMEA
Oli Roxburgh, Steve Clarke and Guy Marks founded Mobile5 in 2011. It will continue to be run as a separate agency within OMG and based at its Regent Street Offices but will provide mobile services to the group's EMEA agencies.
Mobile5 has 31 members of staff and provides services such as mobile strategy and insight, mobile experience design, mobile content creation and mobile commerce and marketing solutions.
The agency already works with OMG on clients including PlayStation and Waitrose. Colin Gottlieb, the chief executive of Omnicom Media Group EMEA, said there was a "real opportunity" to have Mobile5 inside the OMG family.
Gottlieb added there is synergy between OMG's existing agencies and Mobile5 because the latter does not do any planning and buying.
"They are doing the stuff that's further up stream and that's the stuff that we'd rather have on top [of our existing services]," Gottlieb said.
Roxburgh, Clarke and Marks have worked together since 2004. They sold their first mobile marketing agency, Bluestar Mobile, in 2009 before setting up together again in 2011.
Gottlieb declined to comment on how much OMG had paid to buy Mobile5 from its three founders.
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text: > Hey, don't even broach that topic with me. > > On another note, you have to admit that the Normans did improve architecture > in England. A few of those lovely stone castles (motte and bailey designs) > are still in existence. > > Madelina > Mott and Bailey Castles were not really the stone castles. The stone castles are better known as keeps. http://www.castles-of-britain.com/castlesa.htm http://www.castles.org/architecture/architecture_8.htm http://www.schoolshistory.org.uk/motteandbaileycastles.htm http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/castles.htm http://www.britainexpress.com/History/castles.htm


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FORT MYERS BEACH- WINK crews were at the scene of a suspicious package found at the US Postal Office in Fort Myers Beach.
Lee County Bomb Squad inspected and cleared the empty suitcase.
Law enforcement left the scene.
Tune into WINK News at 11:00 for video of this morning's scene.