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Engagement Dinner in/around Baltimore - First Weekend of March 2010
Any suggestions in/around Baltimore region? As background, the girlfriend (soon to be fiance) and I live in NYC (though Monkton is where I was raised) so have a broad selection of dining options on a regular basis. That said, her parents, brother, and grandmother will be coming down for the weekend to celebrate so trying to balance their tastes with our tastes (also, my parents, sister/sister's boyfriend, and grandparents will be joining). We will likely cover the cost of the dinner and would prefer to keep under $1500 for the food and drinks. There could be a few more additions to the party and any suggestions/thoughts would be appreciate. We live close to the Milton Inn and have eaten there numerous times - haven't been in years but would be open to all ideas - thanks in advance.
If you must stay local, Christopher Daniel seems on Padonia Rd. seems to get good reviews on this board. From what i hear from close friends, Milton Inn is not what it use to be. Another choice is Bluestone in Timonium if you prefer traditional american fare. There is also always Friendly Farms off Mt. Carmel Rd but Christopher Daniel and Bluestone has a more modern dining room.
If you like to venture further south, I've always been a fan of Linwoods, Prime Rib, and Ruth Chris. Those three places will be right at the cutting edge of your budget though with that size party.
If you want to go for Italian, La Scala in Little Italy has small rooms upstairs which would be perfect. We had a birthday dinner for my grandfather there with 12 people and it worked out really well.
I would agree that Christopher Daniel might be a nice venue for your party. The Milton Inn has disappointed me the past several times I've dined there.
Though, not fancy, Patrick's in Cockeysville has a very delectable menu and quite nice atmosphere. Dined there last November and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food and the excellent service.
In the Towson area, I would highly recommend Cafe Troia. Have always been pleased at the meals I've enjoyed there.
"AlexDer" suggested Bluestone in Timonium. I strongly disagree with that recommendation. "AlexDer's" other suggestions were right on point though. I, too, am a huge fan of Linwood's and Prime Rib. Albeit, a recent dinner at the Pikesville location of Ruths' Chris was a disaster. Bad attitude, service, and mediocre food. FoiGras
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The only Ruth Chris in Baltimore I recommend is the original water st location. I will agree the Pikesville branch just isn't up to par with the original one as far as service and overall experience.
You might want to give SABORS Restaurant a look. Located on Padonia Rd (by Mays Chapel). Well prepared food, on the smallish side and it is BYOB, but there is good wine store in the same shopping center
thanks for all of the suggestions - it has been helpful.
so i am inclined to shoot for reservations at Volt at Frederick given that I have been to most of the suggested restaurants and overall underwhelmed given the level of cuisine we are used to in NYC - it just doesn't compare and want something memorable...
any thoughts on schwan grille?
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Two bits of advice on Volt -- it's a somewhat difficult reservation to get these days, and it sounds like you have a fairly large group. Also -- it's a lengthy drive on country roads between Monkton and Frederick, especially round-trip. If you're set on Volt, you may want to consider staying overnight in Frederick.
Just reread your timeframe for two weekends from now, and my guess is that Volt is fully booked. Have you considered Alizee in North Baltimore, near JHU? Their chef is pretty adventurous and accomplished, and used to work under Georges Perrier at Le Bec Fin.
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Good suggestion for both Charleston and Cinghiale, but I didn't raise them because I think either one would be out of their $1500 price limit. Then again, so would Volt probably.
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I am inclined to do Charleston if they can accomodate us as $$$$ isn't really an issue and could probably do $150/person which is broadly in range with my expected budget....has anyone done a private party at Charleston???
First off, congratulations on your engagement. Given that the event is right around the corner, I would book soon. It was mentioned before, but given your budget and taste, you may want to reconsider Restaurant Sabor (former chef at Linwwods) on Padonia Rd. He did our wedding and the event went off fantastic (considering it was during Hurricane Isabella he is unreal.) The BYOB will save considerable money and the food is outstanding. Serve some nice wine, Calvert Wines in Hunt Valley (ask for Gordy) will offer reasonable choices. Greystone Grille in Hunt Valley is another option. Half price wines every day of the week. They have a private dining room available that seats 12 and another that can accomodate 30 or so.
Good luck and enjoy!!


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THE DISMISSAL (said together) The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ The Love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us all – evermore. AMEN.
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HOLY COMMUNION – will be celebrated at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
VISITORS FROM EKWENDENI – Maggie and Violet are with us until 17th Sept, see diary dates for remaining events & activities. Evening communion is a joint service at 6:30pm in Busby Church with our Kwenderana Partnership churches.
MUSIC MAKERS – We meet in the Church for half an hour today for boys & girls in P1-P7, from 12:15-12:45.
ALPHA – a brief planning and progress meeting today after the morning service.
LIFE & WORK AND INSPIRE – These are available from today in the usual places for distributors and people to collect their own copies.
GUILD COFFEE MORNING – A huge thank you to everyone for their contributions and support last Saturday at the Guild Coffee Morning. It was a great success.
BOYS BRIGADE – Our BB Company (the 128) has entered into a unique partnership with "Trees for Scotland". This venture allows you to support our BB to whilst buying a tree as a gift or a memorial – please see insert in September's issue of INSPIRE.
DOORS OPEN – Looking for Peace? Looking for a quiet space, time to pray, or a friendly chat over a cuppa? Our Church and Iona Chapel are open for visitors each weekday morning from 10 o'clock until 11:45am.
HARVEST THANKSGIVING – Members of the congregation wishing to donate harvest goods for the benefit of the needy of Glasgow are invited to bring them along to the CHURCH on Saturday 8 October between 10.30am -12pm where they will be gratefully received. Items which will be useful are: CANNED – Soup, Meat, Fish, Veg, Puddings, Fruit, Custards, Pastas; DRIED – Breakfast cereal, soup, biscuits, Fruit, Rice, Sugar, Pastas, Oats; DRINKS – Tea, Coffee, Fruit juice; OTHERS – Preservatives, Toiletries. NO OUT OF DATE OR HOMEMADE GOODS PLEASE. The centres we are supporting this year are Kirkhaven, Talbot Association and the Wayside Centre. Thank you for your continued support, Helen McKenzie
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RU ABLE TO HELP – 2 people required to complete small emulsion painting job – no experience required – materials provided – possibly 2 hours work – no pay – only the satisfaction of doing your bit for the church! See Doreen Lynas or Stuart Young.
AGE CONCERN Autumn Fair – Saturday 17th September in Clarkston Halls 10am-12noon with Tea, Home baking, tombola, books & jewellery – details on poster in halls.
WILLIAMWOOD MUSIC – Sunday 18th September after the service in the Church. Please bring any CDs, music or ideas of your favourite worship songs, if you are able.
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THOMAS CHALMERS LECTURE – Sunday 23 October at 3pm in the "Tron Theatre Complex", Argyle Street. Email email@example.com if you intend to attend this event as spaces are limited. More details on notice boards.
THE GLASGOW PASSION will take place on 6 October in George Square. Find out more (and register for tickets quickly) at http://www.glasgowpassion.co.uk.
CLARKSTON DISASTER – Clarkston Churches Together will hold a service in October at Greenbank Church to commemorate the 40th anniversary. An act of remembrance will also take place on Friday 21 October at Clarkston Toll. If anyone wants to share memories or to have an input in the services please contact Mr Reid.
CHURCH GARDEN – For the next couple of months we will "cut back" and meet on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays to tend to the Church Gardens – Thanks, Jimmy Craig.
For Baptisms (whatever your age), Weddings, joining the Church and for anyone who needs a visit please contact the manse (571 7949). Mr Reid's day off is Monday.
A PRAYER BEFORE WORSHIP – God of the ages, before your eyes all empires rise and fall yet you are changeless. Be near us in this age of terror and in these moments of remembrance. Uphold those who work and watch and wait and weep and love. By your Spirit give rise in us to broad sympathy for all the peoples of your earth. Strengthen us to comfort those who mourn and work in large ways and small for those things that make for peace. Bless the people and leaders of this nation and all nations so that warfare may become only a historic memory. We pray in the strong name of the Prince of Peace. Amen
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Saturday 1st October 3pm – Anniversary Organ recital here at Williamwood given by Alan Mathew
Sunday 2nd October Back To Church Sunday 11am – Special "Back to Church" Morning Service; 7pm – Organ Anniversary Songs of Praise Service
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Sunday 9th October 11am – Harvest Service
Saturday 5th November Sunday School Coffee Morning
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We interrupt this vacation to bring you a Slate piece
I've got a piece on Slate about movie box office and critical acclaim. If you've arrived here from there, apologies. It's no fun to travel and find the same shit you saw in the last place.
The argument in the article is basically two-fold: 1) Quality films — as judged by critics' rankings on Rotten Tomatoes — do better at the box office than people realize, and 2), as a result, critics, who are perceived as elitist, and moviegoers, who are, by their numbers, populist, are actually closer in taste than people realize. I've made this argument before. It's the numbers-crunching that's new.
While on vacation in Minneapolis, I've been re-reading David Mamet's Bambi vs. Godzilla: On the Nature, Purpose, and Practice of the Movie Business. Mamet isn't much of an essayist. He tends to wander within the confines of even a short essay — exploring four themes in four pages — but he packs a wallop, and the world, in a paragraph. It's worth reading, or re-reading, for the paragraphs.
Mamet is an outsider who went inside; he knows how Hollywood works better than I ever will, and so it's nice that some of my assumptions, about how audience-testing squelches innovation, and thus possible cash cows, are borne out by his experience.
Hollywood outsiders can never be sure. There's that tendency to think, "Well, they're professionals; surely they know what they're doing." Pushing against this is that great lesson from All the President's Men: "The truth is, these aren't very smart guys, and things got out of hand."
We're all involved in our self-fulfilling prophecies and maybe the numbers-crunching is mine, and maybe opening schlock in 3,000 theaters is Warner Brothers'. Who knows? But I'll keep watching the numbers.
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WASHINGTON — While managers of NASA's Orion deep-space crew capsule program have made the best of a difficult budget environment, their coping strategy ultimately could cause delays and cost increases, an internal agency audit concluded.
In a report released Aug. 15, NASA's Office of the Inspector General said there is a price to be paid for developing major systems of the Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle piecemeal rather than simultaneously.
"We believe it vital that Congress and the public recognize that incremental spacecraft development is not an optimal way to sustain a human space program," NASA Inspector General Paul Martin wrote in the report. "[D]elaying critical development tasks in complex spaceflight development programs increases the risk of cost and schedule problems and causes development of critical technologies to be deferred to later program phases when integration may be more difficult or the costs of material and labor greater."
Orion is the crew-carrying piece of NASA's deep-space transportation system, the first such system the agency has set about building since the Apollo era. Orion's intended carrier rocket is the heavy-lift Space Launch System (SLS), an initial variant of which is slated to loft two Orion missions to lunar space in 2017 and 2021. Only the latter mission would be crewed.
Orion and SLS draw heavily on hardware designs for the Moon-bound Constellation program that the White House canceled in 2010. Congress subsequently ordered NASA to build the vehicles using any space shuttle and Constellation contracts that could practically be adapted for the work.
NASA obliged, but with shrinking budgets and a continuing obligation to other programs, such as sending crew and cargo to the international space station, the agency has had to slow-roll some of the Orion and SLS work.
The new report warned that this approach has already delayed tests on critical Orion subsystems and may well delay more. The agency's watchdog pointed to two particular delays to make its point.
First, the report said Orion's maiden spaceflight, a stress test for the craft's heat shields, was delayed from 2013 to September 2014. In that test, Orion will be placed into orbit by a United Launch Alliance Delta 4 rocket and then sent on a steep re-entry trajectory to simulate the stresses the craft would experience on a direct return from lunar orbit.
Second, the report noted that a test of Orion's launch abort system, which would propel astronauts to safety if something goes wrong during the ascent to space, has been delayed by four years due to budget pressure. The test was originally scheduled for 2015.
The high-altitude test of the abort system, which ATK Aerospace of Magna, Utah, is providing as a subcontractor to Lockheed Martin, will be launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., on a converted Peacekeeper missile stage prepared by Orbital Sciences Corp., Dulles, Va.
Besides these two tests, "NASA has delayed development of life support systems and some avionics due to budget constraints," the report said.
Lockheed Martin Space Systems of Denver got its $6.1 billion Orion prime contract in 2006 and had spent $5.1 billion as of Sept. 30 2012, NASA spokeswoman Rachel Kraft said. The contract runs through September 2014, and NASA and Lockheed Martin are negotiating an extension that would cover work for the capsule's first flights to lunar space.
Lockheed received a stopgap contract to begin that work back in February. Negotiations on a final contract extension are expected to wrap up sometime this year, Kraft said. She declined to provide the value of the stopgap contract.
The White House requested about $1 billion for Orion in 2014, an amount that House appropriators matched in a spending bill now awaiting a floor vote. Senate appropriators, who ignored the effect of across-the-board sequestration cuts that are still in effect, provided $1.2 billion for Orion.
Meanwhile, although Martin's report focused on Orion, it also reiterated an oft-repeated point: The money NASA has said it will spend on SLS, Orion and associated ground systems is not enough to stage a mission to any extraterrestrial surface.
"Given the time and money necessary to develop landers and associated systems, it is unlikely that NASA would be able to conduct any surface exploration missions until the late 2020s at the earliest," the report says. "NASA astronauts will be limited to orbital missions using" Orion.
One such mission, proposed by the White House, is the Asteroid Redirect Mission, in which NASA would send a robotic craft to capture a small asteroid and deliver it to lunar orbit. Astronauts aboard Orion would then visit the asteroid to collect samples while testing the spacecraft's performance in an environment far from the Earth.
The mission has not generated much enthusiasm in Congress. Legislation drafted in the House would bar NASA from spending any money on the mission, while a companion bill in the Senate is silent on the matter.
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Oct 13, 2014Perfect for a lazy Saturday in October. Not applicable for any other time. Unless you don't care about being scared, quality story, character development, or enjoying a movie, then you should avoid this confused work.
Nov 28, 2013The movie was alright and was no better then the paranormal activity franchise, The paranormal activity movies are more entertaining then this and the trailer may be more entertaining. This movie was dull, boring and wasn't original but it had good editing and acting and that contributed a lot to the value of the production and story. Story 2/10, Editing 8/10, Camera shot and composition 5/10, Acting 9/10, sound and boom operation 6/10, sound mixing 5/10, Entertaining 1./10.… Expand
Sep 26, 2013Why they didn't make a full movie about what the first half of the movie is about.......... has "lost opportunity" written all over it.
As it is, The Awakening seems like 3 different movies. You've seen 2 of them and you don't want to see them again. I'm obliged to blame the script, though plenty of people who could have turned the project down went ahead and made the script.
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Jun 9, 2013The Awakening, although having an excellent setting and brandishing some fine actors, falls short of being a good horror-thriller as it steps from one cliche into another, causing the movie to feel long-winded.
Feb 4, 2013This film shows that we can still make original horror films and not just relay the same old trash. The plot was strong and the acting paid off. I definite must watch.
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Oct 4, 2012The Awakening is an atmospheric ghost story that is often creepy but lacks scares, the performances are decent and most of the film is quite enjoyable to watch. The film is also sometimes predictable and even mind-blowing at times, though sometimes the film can feel confusing and leave viewers scratching their heads. The Awakening also descends in goodness as the film goes on; it starts off quite good, but then it ends up being disappointing with a nonsensical and lame conclusion.… Expand
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It begins in the early 1920s. Florence Cathcart (Rebecca Hall) is a wealthy, university educated, strong, independent, opinionated woman (and published author) who has made a name for herself discrediting spiritualists, debunking hauntings etc.
What makes her stand out, though, is that she's not simply a typical one-dimensional cardboard cutout. Early on, particularly, she shows an intense frailty despite her strong outward demeanor. Having lost a young man during the war, inside she's a mess, crumbling with guilt over her betrayal of a man who loved her, and his subsequent death in the war. They never say it, but it seems that in her fiery desire to discredit ghosts, she's passionately looking for faith, for proof of life beyond death, for proof that the man who loved her isn't simply spoiled meat under the ground. Each time she finds proof that the ghost is a hoax, she crumbles just a little more, even to the point of losing all will to live.
She's met by the admirably subtle Robert Malory (Dominic West). His outward strength, like hers, is a facade. He takes tremendous pains to hide a mild stutter and a slight limp. He tells Florence of a ghost haunting the boarding school where he teaches, and mildly bullies her into coming to debunk it so that the young boys at the school can sleep at night, yet it's obvious that HE believes in an actual spirit.
One of the things that touched me, were the performances of Dominic West and especially Shaun Dooley, who played the abusive teacher Malden McNair. There's a scene where Malory (West) suddenly becomes awkward and excuses himself. He goes to his room and begins shaking uncontrollably, in what looks like an epileptic seizure. Bearing in mind, he's a WWI veteran, I imagined it was the long-term after-effects of nerve gas. It's the kind of detail most people wouldn't think of in writing a character for a movie such as this. McNair, for all his bluster, is likewise frail. He suffers a chronic cough. TB? Or damaged lungs? At one point, after admitting bullying a student mercilessly, he pleads with Malory that he didn't want to coddle the boys, that he wanted them to grow up strong, and "not like us." Again, I was touched by the sensitivity, the awareness of how the tremendous fear one experiences in war can be completely unmanning, debilitating even years later.
But even for al the magnificently subtle characterization and plot weaving, about halfway though the movie, it was almost as if the writers threw up their hands in despair and said "Where can we possibly go from here?" The second half of the movie virtually ignores the subtle build-up of the first half, and instead we have a few cheap and unnecessary dramatics, a rather awkward and (in my opinion) out of place and unnecessary sex scene, followed by a rather desperate sewing together of plot pieces from The Sixth Sense, The Others and The Haunting.
The movie had good suspense, but the plot just seemed to take a ridiculous turn in the second half, and not even an original turn. The actors and actresses, particularly those mentioned above and also Isaac Hempstead-Wright as Tom, were fantastic. Not a bad movie, but disappointing.… Expand
The Awakening looks great but never develops a plot with enough clarity to engage us, and the solution to the mystery is I am afraid disappointingly standard.
The handsome production design notwithstanding, The Awakening is not an elegant thriller. It's more like solemn drivel.
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Roberto Guzman Rosado Jr. – better known as the rapper Tru Life – was arrested three days ago for the June 15 stabbings that left a second victim in critical condition. Rosado, 33, is jailed in Rikers Island on charges of murder, assault and weapons possession, police said. The stabbings occurred around 9:30 a.m. as part of an ongoing dispute that began earlier at the Club Pasha on W. 46th St., police sources said. (New York Daily News)
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We just found out that NY rapper Tru Life has turned himself in last night for a 1st degree murder charge. Our prayers go out to Tru and his family. (Vlad TV)
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Tru Life, along with his brother and 2 other associates, have turned themselves into NYPD for questioning. They are suspects in last week's 9:30am stabbing of two men in an apartment lobby on the east side of Manhattan. A 30-year-old man, named Jason Black, is still being treated at Bellevue Hospital, but an 18-year-old man died from his injuries. (Miss Info TV)
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Prep: 15 min. Bake: 40 min.
4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves
24 fresh asparagus spears, trimmed
1/3 cup Italian salad dressing
2 teaspoons soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons sesame seeds
Hot cooked white and wild rice blend, optional
Cut each chicken breast half into 1/2-in. wide strips. Wrap two or
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While the United States has seven players ranked in the top 20 compared to just one for Europe - second-ranked Suzann Pettersen - there is another statistic that could speak in the host's favor. The European players have won 12 tournaments between them this year, while the Americans only have three victories.
That's one of the reasons Nicholas is hopeful of preventing a fourth straight victory for the U.S.
"We've got great strength in depth and it's a very strong European team," said Nicholas, who also captained Europe in its loss in Sugar Grove, Illinois in 2009. "But I would never underestimate the Americans, because on paper in the world rankings, we are the underdogs slightly."
The U.S. leads the biennial match play series 9-3, and won the last two events by four-point margins. But U.S. captain Rosie Jones expects a much closer contest when play gets under way at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Killeen Castle course on Friday morning.
"We haven't come here looking at rankings on paper," Jones said. "We definitely know this is going to be a hard fight. Europe has probably one of the strongest teams they've had in a long time. We have a lot of respect for that. I have a lot of respect for Ali, and how she can captain the team, and expect our players to fight very hard to get another win."
And the Europeans are arguably in better form. Eight members of the team have won tournaments this year, and four of the victories came on the LPGA Tour, where Pettersen has two titles while Germany's Sandra Gal and Sweden's Maria Hjorth have one each.
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Nicholas does have five rookies on her team, but is more experienced herself after learning valuable lessons during her captaincy two years ago.
"The five rookies all have LPGA experience and I think it helps that this is my second time as captain," Nicholas said. "I've got last time in the bank and there are a few small things that I can change. It was very close two years ago, we just didn't hole enough putts. If we can play the same this week and get a little bit of luck then we can definitely win."
Nicholas managed to spring a surprise right away by putting Pettersen in the last of Friday's four foursome pairings. Pettersen played in the opening game for Europe in the last two Solheim Cups, but Nicholas opted to match Hjorth and fellow Swede Anna Nordqvist against Michelle Wie and Cristie Kerr.
Pettersen will partner Sweden's Sophie Gustafson against Brittany Lang and veteran Juli Inkster
That choice caught Jones off guard.
"I actually thought that you would put out Suzann Pettersen in the beginning match," Jones said with a grin. "You have a tendency to do that. I was kind of going on what you have done before. That didn't work out, but it's OK. You got me there. Strike one."
One of the keys to the Americans' recent dominance in the series has been their success in the singles matches, but England's Karen Stupples said the Europeans are better equipped to compete in that format this year.
"I think traditionally in the past the top players have had to have had a lot of pressure, because they know that their points are big," Stupples said. "But this year we're all playing fairly well. I think we have a better chance together as a team, so there's not that same kind of pressure. I think we're going to do just fine."
The teams will play for 28 points over three days, with eight foursomes and fourballs on both Friday and Saturday, and 12 singles matches on Sunday.


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