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Results for November 2012
Mobile Holiday Shoppers Comparing Prices
by Jack Loechner on Nov 30, 6:15 AM
According to a recent analysis from Prosper Mobile Insights, 55.3% of Mobile Users plan to utilize a smartphone or tablet for holiday shopping this year to research, purchase, locate stores or assist with other shopping tasks. 61.9% of Mobile Holiday Shoppers say they will use their device primarily as a "mobile mall," purchasing products and comparing prices.
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The Corporate Struggle With Innovating
by Jack Loechner on Nov 29, 10:00 AM
To promote innovation, many researchers suggest executives cultivate a mindset that is more open, nimble and resilient, and willing to fail. Global companies that are furthest along the innovation path have put in place processes or cultural norms to foster good ideas and implement them quickly. By monitoring and analyzing how initiatives develop, leading firms spot trends and create opportunities for innovation.
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A Third of Cell Phone Owners Search For Health Information
by Jack Loechner on Nov 28, 7:25 AM
According to The Pew Internet & American Life Project, in conjunction with Princeton Survey Research, 85% of U.S. adults own a cell phone, and 31% of them have used their phone to look for health information. Two years ago, only 17% of cell phone owners had used their phones to look for health advice.
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Mobiles Hyperactive In Store
by Jack Loechner on Nov 27, 6:15 AM
According to the JiWire Q3 Mobile Audience Insights Report, examining consumers' increased comfort of purchasing on their mobile devices, 85% of on-the-go shoppers will use their mobile device while in-store, and 66% are willing to spend at least $50 when making a purchase from their mobile device.
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Avoid Holiday Scammers
by Jack Loechner on Nov 26, 6:15 AM
With online holiday shopping expected to grow 12.1% in the US this year, to $96 billion, and more people than ever using social media and mobile devices to connect, the cybercriminals have a lot of opportunities. Using multiple devices provides more ways to access valuable "digital assets," such as personal information and files.
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Prospective Car Buyers Relying On Social Networks And Review Sites
by Jack Loechner on Nov 23, 6:15 AM
According to the Fall 2012 Automotive Social Media and Reputation Trend Study by Digital Air Strike, car buyers are increasingly using social media in the vehicle purchasing process. And, they are relying on review sites to determine which dealer to visit when shopping for a vehicle.
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Retail, Online, & Gift Cards Part of Holiday Sales Forecast
by Jack Loechner on Nov 22, 6:15 AM
According to the NRF and Shop.org, holiday sales this year will increase 4.1% to $586.1 billion, tempered by political and fiscal uncertainties but supported by signs of improvement in consumer confidence. The forecast is higher than the 10-year average holiday sales increase of 3.5%. Actual holiday sales in 2011 grew 5.6%.
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Avid Local Searchers A Powerful Subset
by Jack Loechner on Nov 21, 6:15 AM
According to results from a recent National Survey by YP, described in a detailed whitepaper by Dr. Phil Hendrix, Director immr, local search is not only pervasive and growing, but also changing in ways that are important for consumers, businesses and the search industry. With smartphones and tablets in hand, consumers are using mobile devices to search at work and school, on the go, and even while watching TV.
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Touchy-Feely Prompts Luxury Retail Stores Over Online
by Jack Loechner on Nov 20, 7:05 AM
According to a new Luxury Shopping Survey from Accenture, half of U.S. consumers are likely to make a small luxury purchase in the next six months, including 53% who are likely to purchase specialty food or drinks, 48% to purchase luxury clothing and 48% to purchase luxury personal care products.
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Related Article Links Are Most Important For "More Information"
by Jack Loechner on Nov 19, 6:15 AM
According to a new study by nRelate, conducted by Harris Interactive, Behavior Shift: Getting Content in Front of Consumers study, 76% of consumers click on related links at the bottom of articles for more information. Next to search results, these related links are consumers' preferred method of discovering information online
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We have been there since 2001, and there is no happy resolution in sight. The former top commander in Afghanistan, retired Marine Corps Gen. John Allen, says that "there's going to be an international military presence in Afghanistan for a long time."
Libya looked like the mission that finally changed our luck: We unleashed air power, toppled the regime of Moammar Gadhafi and made a brisk exit. But things haven't gone quite as swimmingly as we had hoped. Maybe you've heard of Benghazi?
That disaster may be the least of our troubles. The Daily Beast reports that the upheaval in Libya has been a boon to al-Qaida: "Libya has now become the main base of the terror group in the region, heightening the instability of what is already a volatile country."
If we still can't make these countries right, why do we assume we'll do better in Syria? It could easily turn out worse. McCain says U.S. ground troops won't be needed, but what if we take on Assad and he survives? Once we commit to his removal, interventionists will demand that we expand the fight rather than abandon it.
And what if a limited intervention does work? Our reward could be a government worse than the current dictatorship. One of the chief rebel factions is publicly affiliated with al-Qaida -- and others are equally extreme in outlook. U.S. intervention may deliver victory to people we wouldn't dream of letting through a TSA checkpoint.
If we go to war in Syria, it will be without any real assurance of what it will take, how long it will last, how many lives we'll lose and what the outcome will be. But if the past is any guide, we'll do it, and we'll be sorry we did.
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Dean Winchester: You're always saying pansy stuff like that.A common form of Misaimed Fandom in which certain brooding and/or introspective characters are assumed to be emo simply for being stoic and introspective, even without sufficient evidence in the story. Misinterpreting a character as supposedly being emo based on solely him or her being introspective and/or brooding without lacking any canonical evidence and/or Word of God statements that their personalities are intended to be as such can easily lead to a fandom berserk button. This can frequently occur due to people nitpicking about very selective traits they dislike in certain characters. See Emo for the official definition of emo rather than the reactions of "I dislike this character because he thinks too much" or "This character sucks because he's too emotional" as described in this article. If a character is canonically made to be Emo retroactively, then that would be Flanderization
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- Clare, is a Kuudere, but some of moping about her Dark and Troubled Past causes her to get this treatment.
- Shinji Ikari has a large hatedom due in large part to his frequent wangst. The claims of him being Emo could be justified depending on whether or not he could be proven to have Avoidant Personality Disorder or some other psychological order.
- Goth subculture, despite some common fashions and some degree of introversion, is a distinct one from Emo subculture. Confusing the Goths as being Emo is one way to set off a Berserk Button you will regret.
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- Iori Yagami and K' are both frequently mistaken as this by some fans. The latter gets some of this treatment in-universe in The King of Fighters XIII in pre-fight dialogs to his annoyance despite having proven his fighting skills in the past.
- Vincent was never intended to be Emo in the original game, though recent games and other media related to Final Fantasty VII have made him emo retroactively. Though in contrast to many other examples on this page, it has only made him more popular rather than less so.
- Samas Aran, depending what characterization she has in a specific game, gets this kind of reception from fans, especially if she has prolonged moments of reflection of her tragic losses.
- Shadow the Hedgehog for some members of the Sonic fanbase is either regarded as one of the most badass characters in the series, or an emo who gets undeserving praise.
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Head swim coach Gary Humpage gets into the new swimming pool hole
A swimming coach at the University of Birmingham finally got chance to get into a 50m pool in the city this week after 30 years of pining for one – although he'll have to wait a little while longer for the taps to be turned on.
Gary Humpage, head swim coach at the University, has been desperate to be able to get into a 50m pool in his home city since he started training back in the early '80s. And when he began coaching at the University in 1996, he started to hear whispers that the longed-for pool might actually be built at his own venue.
This year, work finally began on the realisation of that dream – when construction of the University's new state-of-the-art sports centre began, with a 50m pool being one of the main attractions, along with a multi sports hall, huge gym and enough studio space to host almost 200 fitness classes a week.
And this week, observers could clearly see that the 50m pool hole has taken shape on the construction site on the corner of Bristol Road and Edgbaston Park Road – and Gary couldn't resist climbing in to get a feel for the scale of the pool. It will be open for swimmers at the beginning of 2016, once the sports centre has been constructed around it.
He said: "It was around the time of the 1984 LA Olympics when people started to talk about getting a 50m pool in Birmingham – and I'm so excited that now it's finally happening, it's here at the University of Birmingham."
Gary coaches the University's teams which includes several elite swimmers – but is also involved in the learn to swim classes which take place at the current sports centre, and said that the impact of a 50m pool on swimming could not be underestimated.
He said: "For our elite swimmers, to be able to train in a 50m pool, the difference cannot be stressed enough – they will effectively be able to swim 10 per cent more because of not having to turn every 25m. And the pool will be wider – at the moment, the lanes are narrow - we struggle to do butterfly training because of that. The new pool will enable much wider lanes."
The pool will have a moveable wall which can also split it into two 25m pools, and a moveable floor to enable children to swim at any depth appropriate to them, and Gary said the increased capacity for swimming as a result would make a huge difference to swimming in the city.
"It will change how people participate – everyone can benefit from the wider lanes and variable floor and we can have lane swimming in one half of the pool throughout the week.
"Having this 50m pool in Birmingham will make us so much more competitive – it really will boost the things we can achieve through swimming in this city."
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While in the ag-rich Central Valley during a break from politicking in Washington D.C., Congressman Jeff Denham stopped by the offices of The Oakdale Leader to discuss certain federal issues that are affecting Central Valley residents he represents in California's 10th Congressional District.
Oakdale voters will be voting for mayor, two open city council seats and determining whether or not to extend a half-cent sales tax assessment on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
The Zombie train rolled into Oakdale earlier this year and is now reaching a fever pitch, as we near the conclusion of the Halloween season.
Court papers filed shortly after a sexual assault complaint was made against a local pizzeria owner give insight to the circumstances surrounding his Oct. 20 arrest by Oakdale Police.
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The most dramatic hit in the era of the modern day San Francisco Giants – a three-run, pennant clinching blast off the bat of journeyman Travis Ishikawa – landed in the hands of Oakdale's Frank Burke.
There may be uncertainty about how much water will be available for farmers in drought-stressed California next year, but one thing is clear in the Oakdale Irrigation District – water will cost more.
The proprietor of an Oakdale pizza restaurant that recently closed its doors was arrested on Monday, Oct. 20 for a sexual assault incident that occurred at the establishment in September.
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Modules. The Modules are practice assignments. Each Module is a non-graded exercise that allows you to build your knowledge and identify your strengths and weaknesses.
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709 Restaurant
709 Arnold Avenue
Sushi, American, International
Point Pleasant Beach
Carl LaManna's passion for good food and close family led him to create a new and exciting venue in Downtown Point Pleasant Beach where friends & family could gather. His vision was to build a first-class restaurant and bar in the heart of downtown Point Pleasant Beach, which at that time was not a permitted use. Despite the obstacles, he was able to obtain a Broad C liquor license without an approved site and then acquired 2 buildings downtown where he created an architecturally stunning space where people could partake in some of the best food and drink the Shore has to offer. He had the talent, the know-how, and the team set in place with his construction company to get the job done, and his marina put him in direct contact with purveyors of the freshest and highest quality ingredients for freshest food his restaurant would serve. Carl's children: Michael, Megan, Carly and Ava Jade, share his passion for the ocean, and spend time with him here in Jersey and in South Beach. For the past 20 years Carl has spent much of his time deep-sea fishing the Florida Keys, Bahamas, Cuba & Puerto Rico. His is an avid sports fisherman of Tuna, Marlin, Swordfish, Mahi, Wahoo, Mako, and some of his trophy catches adorn the dining room walls of 709. Carl also enjoys lobster and conch diving, and while fishing and diving are his ultimate passion, he also loves skiing, photography and travel. (And architecture of course!)
Allure Oyster Bar & Grille
601 Union Avenue
American (Traditional), Bars
At Allure Oyster Bar & Grille our philosophy fits the very definition of the word "Allure". Sample some of our favorites and we think that you'll agree. Our aim is to "whet your appetite", "make your mouth water", "tempt", and maybe even "captivate" you
With panoramic and spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Shrewsbury River, Ama Ristorante at the Driftwood offers guests traditional and newly imagined Tuscan classics in a warm, inviting setting reminiscent of a Tuscan villa. The imaginative and innovative cuisine, prepared by Chef Charles "Chuck" Lesbirel, offers the finest and freshest ingredients paired with a hand selected wine list that features wines from boutique vineyards in Tuscany and throughout Italy as well as special American selections. Ama Ristorante is open year round to the public. Dinner is served Tuesday through Sunday, starting at 5 p.m.
Aqua Blu Kitchen & Cocktails
3410 Route 37 East
Contemporary American
Toms River
Owners Vincenzo and Caterina Varriale redefine hospitality by welcoming you to their newest venture, Aqua Blu Kitchen & Cocktails. This one of a kind bar and restaurant offers an eclectic variety of dishes, uniquely vibrant and friendly service in a chic yet sophisticated atmosphere. Our menu offers a seasonal modern twist on American cuisine influenced by international fare. The invigorating space is made up of multiple dining rooms, three full service bars and a lounge. The restaurant is situated at 3410 Route 37 east Toms River, NJ, right at the foot of the Seaside bridge. Please join us for extended Happy Hour, daily specials and weekly entertainment.
Avenue Restaurant
23 Ocean Avenue
American, French
Long Branch
Discovering the experience of dining in a place such as Cannes or Nice was never easier than now with the opening of the French Bistro and Raw Bar, Avenue. The only difference between dining at Avenue and dining along the Côte d'Azur, is that your gaze lands on waves on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. Avenue is located along our side of the pond, on our own eastern shores in Long Branch, New Jersey. This gleaming new restaurant is designed by the internationally renowned architect David Collins, and the collaboration is nothing short of amazing.
Since 1917 the Bahrs family has been serving fresh seafood, big lobsters and choice steaks to happy diners from all over the world. Plus OKTOBERFEST Menu from September - November! Located at the entrance to Sandy Hook National Seashore, Bahrs Landing features 37 picture windows with views of Shrewsbury River and Atlantic Ocean, plus outdoor "Dockside Dining". One of the Jersey Shore's true landmark establishments, it is truly the quintessential Jersey seafood dining experience! Bahrs Landing sources the freshest fish, lobster, clams and oysters both caught locally and from distant waters. Many items on the menu are served traditionally, simple fresh and bountiful. Don't miss the Alaskan King Crab Harvest Fest on Fridays. Famous patron's over the years include, Frank Sinatra, Joe DiMaggio, Mel Tormey, President Eisenhower, John BonJovi. Lunch & dinner 7 days. Always plenty of rooms available for large groups. Indoor & outdor bars Karaoke Friday & Saturday, live music
Birravino is a new restaurant concept created by Vic Rallo, host of Eat! Drink! Italy! on Create TV. Over the past 10 years, Vic has been fortunate enough to travel to Italy more than 20 times, discovering the delicious food, wine and culture of the Italian people. During his journeys, Vic has cooked and eaten in both obscure and off-the-beaten path Italian kitchens, as well as restaurants run by famous Michelin starred chefs. These experiences have encouraged Vic to share his passion.
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152 Main Street
American (Traditional)
Fresh, quality ingredients combined to give you a culinary experience you'll remember forever...
Blu Nami
800 Ocean Avenue
Sushi Bars, Japanese, Asian Fusion
Asbury Park
Japanese cuisine with a twist. A fusion of traditional and modern Japanese food fare located on the Asbury Park Boardwalk. Sushi on the beach? Perfection.
703 Belmar Plaza
Seafood, Wild Game, Contemporary American
Innovative American cuisine offering Live Jazz on Friday nights and specials events throughout the year. Our menu features Wild Boar Chops, Crispy Duck Breast, Lazy Lobster (a whole lobster out of the shell with a sweet Asparagus Risotto & an orgasmic Vanilla Bean Cream Sauce) in addition to many seasonal favorites and specials. Brandl Restaurant is THE Dining Destination for the Jersey Shore!
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44 Washington Street
Italian, Cafes, Steakhouses
Toms River
We are a family run business that still cooks the old fashioned way, "from Scratch". We have 20+ years experience in the restaurant business and believe that service, quality and price are what set us apart from the others, of course the taste is what keeps you coming back. We only use the finest and freshest ingredients which make the difference in our dishes. Our family is originally from Palermo, Sicily. Our parents moved to New York City in 1966 and settled in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn in 1968. We are proud to bring our Brooklyn and Italian areas of expertise to you and hope you feel like part of the family when you dine with us.
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2207 Central Avenue
Seaside Park
The Grandfather of Jersey Shore Seafood Restaurants, with a new look and an updated flair.
Welcome to Buona Sera Ristorante, located in the heart of Red Bank's vibrant dining scene. Take your taste buds on a journey with the delectable Italian cooking by the chefs of Buona Sera. Our dishes are made with the freshest ingredients to capture the essence of real authentic Italian cooking.
Casa Comida is a family owned restaurant that has been serving the finest Mexican food at the Jersey shore for 30 years
Charley's Ocean Grill
29 Avenel Boulevard
American (Traditional)
Long Branch
Chef Mike's ABG
24th Street & Central Avenue
Seafood, Steakhouses
Seaside Park
Our warm staff will guide you through the perfect gastronomic symphony. Just like how a perfectly tuned orchestra conducted by a maestro performed by the best players of each instrument, our artisans bring you a delicate yet profound symphony of tastes and aromas with a signature character of a progressive post modern flavor in an enchanting atmosphere set in a cozy intimate ambiance.
Chris Roberts Italian Grill & Bistro
2206 Route 37 East
Toms River
Innovative Italian cuisine. Seafood, steaks and chops. We are located about a mile from the seaside bridge in the West bound lane.
Located in the historic press building in downtown Asbury Park, CiboeVino offers a 'cicchetti' small plate style menu using traditional recipes with a modern flare served in a rustic farmhouse setting.
Coastal Chaos - The Waterfront Restaurant - Formally Ryan Michael's Riverfront Grille
281 Princeton Avenue
Seafood, Comfort Food, Contemporary American
Ryan Michael's Riverfront Grille serves Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner in a Clean, Comfortable Marina Setting with a Scenic View of the Metedeconk River. We are Family owned and operated. We are a Full Service BYOB Restaurant. Our Menu includes a wide variety of Freshly Prepared Items using locally purchased products. During the Summer months, we offer Dock and Dine accommodations as well as Outdoor Seating. In addition to Open Dining, We can accommodate Private Parties for any event for up to 70 Guests. We look forward to serving you in the near future.
Havana, South Beach, Asbury Park. Combining modern Cuban cuisine and contemporary Latin ambiance, Cubacan Restaurant and Lounge is an exciting new addition to what is now the premier destination for nightlife and entertainment, the Asbury Park boardwalk. Cubacan represents the island lifestyle with tropical elegance in an upscale yet casual atmosphere. With rosewood floors, cuban mosaic tile, and white linen curtains accented by rawt iron valences, Cubacan fashions a modern yet rustic look that is warm, inviting and full of energy.
Daniel's Bistro
115 Broadway
American (New), French, Steakhouses
Point Pleasant Beach
Daniel's Bistro by the Sea
526 Main Street
American (New), French
Avon by the Sea
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Danny's Steakhouse
11 Bridge Avenue
Sushi, Steak, American
Red Bank
Welcome to Danny's -- in the heart of Red Bank's Theater District and everyone's favorite neighborhood restaurant for 44 years! Every night is a great night at Danny's. Join us for dinner or a celebration. Start off with our Filet Mignon Spring Roll or Sweet Spicy Shrimp. Dive into our Honey Roasted Pecan, Pears and Gorgonzola Salad, perfect for sharing. We offer Filet Mignon, Grass Fed Rib eye, Roasted Stuffed Bone In Chicken, Fall-off-the-Bone Baby Back Ribs, Salmon with Lump Crab Hollandaise, just to name a few and of course, our Sushi.
David Burke Fromagerie
26 Ridge Road
American (New), Breakfast & Brunch, Steakhouses
Upscale yet whimsical is the best description for David Burke Fromagerie, an American restaurant in Rumson, NJ featuring celebrity chef, David Burke. With this well-known epicurean master at the helm, the menu is rife with modern American cuisine sure to please the most distinguished of palates. Located in a historical Victorian home, the unique decor which includes toys suspended from the ceiling in the "attic," creates a non-stuffy, yet upscale dining atmosphere. Add to any meal with a selection of fine wine from the cellar, which is also available for private parties and tastings.
Doolan's Shore Club
700 State Highway 71
Spring Lake
Drew's Bayshore Bistro
25 Church Street
American (New), Cajun/Creole
East Coast Cookery
3548 Route 66
American (New), Seafood, Sports Bars
Great food, great prices, and a friendly staff greet all visitors to East Coast Cookery (ECC). Both a family friendly atmosphere in the Dining Room and fun and lively time in the Bar make ECC the all occasion entertainment and dining destination. The outstanding food Speaks for Itself! The 14 foot Video Wall allows us to show sporting events that appear larger than life. ECC features all UFC fights paired with Budweiser Specials. Ask your bartender for a speaker to listen to any TV in the bar. What good is sports center on 10 TVs if you can't hear it? Like playing games or trivia, ECC also features Buzztime! Play with an app on your smart-phone or ask for a gaming console.
Firefly Oceanside
1106 Ocean Avenue
American (New)
Point Pleasant Beach
Fish Urban Dining
601 Mattison Avenue
Asbury Park
Located in Asbury Park's Post Building, one of the region's most beautiful and historic structures built in 1885, FISH has quickly attracted the attention of both local and regional audiences.Seeking unmatched quality, superior service and can't-wait-to-return dining experiences. FISH offers a creative menu featuring the freshest seafood and seasonal, sustainable and locally grown foods.
Forte Unique Cuisines
2154 Bridge Avenue
Mediterranean, French, Greek
Point Pleasant
Welcome to Forte Unique Mediterranean Cuisines, where you will experience the cuisines of France, Italy, Greece and Turkey. The word "Forte" has 3 different meanings in 3 different languages; In English – expertise, especially skilled, In Italian – strength, powerful, and in Music – played loud. Life is an adventure and your meal at Forte will be too! Forte Unique Cuisines is highly acclaimed for its superior food, extensive wine menu, outstanding service and warm decor. Forte was established in 1995, by Jon Ucal, and to this day he continues to supervise every facet of the business. We have built success by catering to the customer offering an eclectic dining and bar menu with an emphasis on using fresh ingredients. Add a pinch of ambiance and a dash of courteous service and you have the recipe of success called Forte Unique Mediterranean Cuisines.
Fratello's Restaurant & Lounge
810 The Plaza
Seafood, Italian
Sea Girt
Fratello's Restaurant and Lounge is Sea Girt's premiere Italian Restaurant. Whether you're looking to have a romantic dinner for two or host a big family gathering, Fratello's is the perfect place for all your fine dining expectations. Known for the best Italian food at the Jersey Shore, Fratello's has won the Boss of the Sauce competition five years in a row! 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012!!!!! Come by for dinner and the best martinis in town, or hang out at the bar and enjoy an appetizer and a cold beer.
Gaetanos Restaurant & Market
10 Wallace Street
Red Bank
Giamano's Ristorante
301 Main Street
Italian, Jazz & Blues, Bars
Bradley Beach
Giamano's Ristorante and Mary's Place Relief Fund are collaborating efforts in organizing sponsorships for families tremendously affected by Hurricane Sandy. These families are our own, our friends, our neighbors, our shore.
Jack Baker's Lobster Shanty
83 Channel Drive
Point Pleasant
Nestled on Channel Drive between the commercial lobster and fishing boats with stunning views of the Manasquan River, this classic American Seafood & Steakhouse restaurant has, since 1955, been a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike.
Jack Baker's Wharfside Restaurant
101 Channel Drive
Point Pleasant Beach
A true Jersey Shore tradition! Jack Baker's Wharfside Restaurant and Patio Bar offering casual dining overlooking the Manasquan River. If you're looking for fresh seafood favorites & tropical drink concoctions your search has just ended! JOIN US!
Voted the Best BBQ in Monmouth County for 2010 and 2011. Come check out our Live Music on Friday and Saturday nights. Our restaurant seats 60 people and features outdoor dining in good weather. We offer Catering Services- off site, on site, for corporate events, at Monmouth Park, festivals, competitions, for your backyard BBQ, family reunions and much more! Please call ahead for delivery.
A Little Bit of Italy on the Jersey ShoreWith commentary from Rick Piancone, Owner/Operator of Johnny Piancone's in Long Branch, New Jersey In 1955, two brothers changed the way the New Jersey Shore viewed Italian Cuisine. Louis and John Piancone found a spot in Bradley Beach to open a deli. The deli grew into an Italian Specialties shop and bakery that became the go-to destination for all things Italian down the shore. By 1991, after almost 40 years and a second generation, John and his four children – Rick, Chip, Donna, and Anna – opened a family restaurant adjacent to the deli. They named it La Nonna Piancone's Café, to commemorate their family's matriarch.
La Dolce Vita is family owned and operated by two generations. Both ZIO (uncle) Giuseppe Salpietro and Nipote (nephew) Nicola Fuccilli invite you to experience their passion for Italian cuisine and culture. The story of La Dolce Vita began five decades ago in a small town in the hills of Sicily. It is from here that co-owner Giuseppe Salpietro brings authentic cuisine, traditions and customs, which come from centuries of good living. La Dolce Vita believes in bringing this passion for Dolce Vita, translates to mean the sweet life, into every dish that leaves our kitchen. It is our goal to make every customer feel like part of our very own family. We at La Dolce Vita believe in family and invite you and your family in to our Restaurant to experience a variety of fantastic tastes to please every palate.
La Terrazza Cucina Rustica & Bar
408 Ocean Avenue
Labrador Lounge
3581 Route 35 North
Normandy Beach
Labrador Lounge, now in Normandy Beach, was born in Belmar when being busy meant the wait staff only got one surf break and walking your dog on the beach did not result in a monetary fine. Today, the Normandy Beach restaurant serves up Marilyn Schlossbach's popular vacation-inspired cuisine. Whether you order a Lobster Dynamite sushi roll, baby back ribs, or Marion's crab cakes, each dish is served with effortless style that is complemented by warm ocean breezes and the summer salt air.
Langosta Lounge
1000 Ocean Avenue
Sushi, Mexican, Global, International
Asbury Park
Langosta Lounge, located on the Asbury Park Boardwalk, boasts vacation-inspired cuisine, creative libations, live music, nightly specials and more. Open for lunch and dinner five days a week, Langosta Lounge promises to offer a little something for everybody.
Lenny's Pizza & Italian Grill
406 Grand Avenue
Pizza, Italian
Thanks for stopping by our website! Call ahead for Take Out, or stop in and enjoy our relaxing dining room or our outdoor seating weather permitting.Delivery is available to from Curtis Point to South Seaside Park and everywhere in between. Keep Lenny's in mind for your catering needs.Lenny's can cater your next party, event or family gathering.Let us do the cooking so you can enjoy your guests.
Mamma Mia Trattoria
45 Atlantic Avenue
Contemporary Italian, American, Italian
Long Branch
Welcome to Mamma Mia Trattoria- Sicilian owned & operated, in Long Branch, New Jersey! We at Mamma Mia Trattoria like to think our restaurant is synonymous with a warm and inviting feeling. A table of gathering, where one shares more than just great food! It's the time we reconnect, rejoice in abundance of quality foods, share our days, our thoughts, make plans, laugh at each other, and simply enjoy what's so important in life: one another! It would not be a gathering in our home, if there weren't family: this magical food experience shared among us all. So, welcome to our family! We hope to bring you not just a great meal, cooked with passion, but an experience fueled with vibrant Sicilian energy in a setting of a family~ The same way we do in our own homes. And let there be food!
Our restaurant features pasta, steaks, specially prepared chef specialties by Chef Ray Hardy, along with the finest seafood in our region. We offer Lunch, Dinner and a Late Night Bar Menu.
Mar Belo Restaurant
611 Broadway
Spanish, Portuguese
Long Branch
Portugal: Land of Explorers In the 15th Century, Prince Henry the navigator ordered his explorers to bring back to Portugal any exotic fruits, nuts and plants from the new lands. Tomatoes and potatoes are taken to Europe, Brazilian pineapples were introduced to Azores, Brazilian chili peppers grew in Angola, African coffee was transplanted to Brazil. Today the Portuguese fondness for ingredients like cinnamon or curry powder, is also a legacy of his time. The Romans brought wheat and introduced onion, garlic, olives and grapes. Later the Moors were the first to plant rice and introduced figs, planted groves of lemons, oranges and almond trees. Portugal is a seafaring nation with a well-developed fishing industry trading cod since the 15th century. Today, naturally, Portuguese cuisine varies from region to region , but fresh fish and shellfish are found on virtually every menu. BOM APETITE!!!!
1000 Main Street
American (New), Seafood, Steakhouses
We are now open at our new location in downtown Belmar We have 140 person capacity, stop in and say hello
MonAlyssa Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
1635 Bay Avenue
Pizza, Italian
Point Pleasan
The journey from raw ingredients to the prepared meal on your table is not an easy one for an Italian restaurant. However, that journey is critical to your dining experience! At MonAlyssa, we are proud to highlight and showcase some of the best Italian tastes and quality produce on the Jersey Shore! Everything on our menu is always fresh, seasonal, and sourced from local farmers and suppliers.
517 Lake Avenue
An American-Mediterranean Grill
Asbury Park
Mr. Shrimp is a one of the Jersey shores finest full service Seafood Restaurant and Market..... and now the newly Voted 2010 "Best Of The Best" by the APP Readers Choice Awards for Seafood in Monmouth County.
Nauvoo Grill Club
121 Fair Haven Road
American (New), American (Traditional)
Fair Haven
Nauvoo Grill Club is an impressive choice to host a wedding, social affair or corporate event. This lodge-inspired haven provides a perfect mix of luxury and laid-back mission style ambiance amongst grand architecture influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright. Surrounded by rich woods, comfortably large appointments, and soaring windows warmed by accents of fireplaces, glowing lamps, and earth-toned accessories, your guests will enjoy the experience along with the delicious cuisine. Set in the heart of Fair Haven, Nauvoo Grill Club promises new American cuisine with a Southwestern influence all executed with finesse.
Neil Michael's Steakhouse
965 Highway 36 North
American (New)
Atlantic Highlands
It is our desire that your dining experience with us be gratifying. Everything we do is directed towards that realization: Our meats are superior and all will be cooked to your specifications and our seafood is personally selected fresh everyday. All our desserts are made on premises with the finest ingredients. Our bar is fully stocked bar and we accept all major credit cards
We are primarily a seafood restaurant with Asian and Hawaiian influences. We also offer delicious chicken, steak and pork options on our menu.
Sustainable Mexican Cuisine in Asbury Park.
Prime 13
710 Arnold Avenue
Seafood, American, Steakhouse
Point Pleasant Beach
Prime 13 Wood Fire Grill utilizes the highest quality and the freshest ingredients available. Owner Gerard Tortora and Chef Jeremy Karp have combined with Alberto Argudo, the Jersey Shores best grill man, to offer you a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Our unique menu offers house-smoked pork (the big pork chop) and house- smoked pork belly (bacon). Seafood lovers can choose from our selection of pan seared fresh fish and our chilled raw bar. From our "Tomahawk" long bone rib-eye to our 44 oz. porterhouse for two and our Kansas City (bone in) strip, our oak firewood grill delivers a flavor you will not find anywhere on the Jersey Shore. Our cozy dining room with open kitchen, large bay windows and experienced servers will ensure a great night out.
541 Cookman Avenue
American (New)
Asbury Park
Prohibition Fresh Food and Fine Spirits is a restaurant/bar located in Asbury Park, NJ.
Fine Dining & Modern American Cuisine including Tapas, Steakhouse Selections & our Classic Raven menu. Not just your Special Occasion restaurant.
The perfect combination of Italian cuisine and Tavern style fare. Energetic bar scene with weekend entertainment, with plenty of room for large parties and families.
142 Main Street
American (New), Cocktail Bars
Featuring contemporary American cuisine set in a cozy, club-like setting, Remington's offers a lively bar scene and a gracious, casually stylish dining experience. Our extensive wine list and our variety of wines-by-the-glass are priced attractively. Remington's is pleased to offer full beverage at the "R" Bar, which also features a special Sip/Savor/Share menu including delectable small plate offerings.
Rooney's Oceanfront Restaurant
100 Ocean Avenue North
Long Branch
Rooney's Oceanfront Restaurant, a unique dining experience since 1995, has a picturesque location on the famous New Jersey Shore in historical Long Branch. A huge bi-level outdoor deck brings diners even closer to the breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. The decor is truly designed to give patrons a sense of closeness to the sea.
Runa Peruvian Cuisine
110 Monmouth Street
Red Bank
RUNA brings together individuals who share a passion for food and who want to try Peruvian flavor. When you step into RUNA, you will immediately experience warmth, conversation, good wholesome appetizers, and entrees that are not only vibrant, but new to the taste buds. We aim to create an experience unlike any other with each dish we create. We offer an intimate dining experience, one that is carefully planned so you don't have to guess, and you can enjoy your meal to the fullest. Whether you are celebrating your anniversary or enjoying a night out with friends, RUNA is your destination for a meal you will recommend to others. Enjoy an all-Peruvian menu that offers something for everyone. Made with fresh, seasonal foods along with Peruvian ingredients, our specialty dishes are locally sourced and delicately crafted.
Salt Creek Grille
4 Bingham Avenue
American (New), American (Traditional)
Savor Lounge
411 Boulevard
Italian, Lounges, Beer, Wine & Spirits
Seaside Heights
Savor Lounge in Seaside Heights, NJ is attracting guests from across the Jersey Shore and is never short on flavor or specials to help you savor your dining experience anytime of the year...Dinner does not disappoint with dishes like Parmesan Truffle Fries, Slow-cooked Beef Short Rib, Rack of Lamb, Paella, Atlantic Salmon, Sunday Meatballs, Soups, Salads, Burgers & Neapolitan wood fired pizza including a favorite among dessert lovers – a Nutella pizza with chocolate hazelnut spread, white chocolate, strawberries and toasted almonds. Is your mouth watering yet?
Scarborough Fair
1414 Meetinghouse Lane
International, Contemporary American
Sea Girt
Schneider's Restaurant
801 Main Street
American (Traditional)
Hearty German-Austrian-Hungarian dishes along American favorites with the steaks, burgers, Italian classics and deli items.
Seaview Restaurant & Lounge at Ocean Place Resort
1 Ocean Boulevard
Contemporary American, Seafood, Global, International
Long Branch
With stunning ocean views and a newly remodeled dining room, Seaview introduces itself as one of New Jersey's premier oceanfront restaurants. Enjoy a cocktail at our beautiful marble-top bar, celebrate with family and friends at a large table, or cuddle up in a quiet, candle-lit corner with a loved one. Chef Barry Walling has put his signature twist on a world-class contemporary menu that now boasts a full raw bar. Dive into his seasonal specialties including a slow-cooked Moroccan lamb shank, with Du Puy lentils and root vegetables -- or try his popular Suntanned Salmon with saffron pearl couscous and baby spinach. With salads, soups, crispy buttermilk calamari, chef-crafted nachos and more, everyone in your party is guaranteed to find something on the menu that will quickly become a favorite.
Shipwreck Grill
720 Ashley Avenue
Seafood, American (Traditional)
Shore Points Coastal BBQ
816 Arnold Avenue
Point Pleasant Beach
Shore Points BBQ is nestled in the heart of Pt Pleasant Beach and offers an array of mouth watering selections all day long for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner. We call ourselves a barbecue restaurant and offer many of the items you might find in a traditional barbecue joint BUT we are beach bums at heart and had to switch things up a bit! Our sauces and flavor combinations have a way of catapulting the traditional southern fare straight to the coast line! So stop on in and experience the idea of barbecue through the eyes of the shore!
Simko's Grill
403 Higgins Avenue
American (New)
Considered by many as one of the best valued restaurants on the Jersey Shore, we feature a world class menu, which translates into a great dining experience. Simko's Grill is one of the largest restaurants and most easily accessible at the base of the Route 35 bridge in Brielle. We serve lunch, early dinner, dinner, or happy hour. We offer a large selection of seafood, steaks, pasta, burgers, sandwiches, salads and more. Truly a restaurant not to miss!!!
The Bossone Family has been cooking up authentic Italian food at the Jersey Shore for almost 50 years. Squan Tavern...Come Gather for Good Food.
Stella Marina Bar & Restaurant
800 Ocean Avenue
Asbury Park
Oceanfront Italian restaurant & bar with sweeping Atlantic ocean views. We are open 7 days a week for lunch & dinner and we are located on the southend of the Asbury Park Boardwalk. Please call 732 775 7776 for reservations.
Temple Gourmet Chinese
91 Broad Street
Fusion / Eclectic, Asian, Chinese
Red Bank
Temple Gourmet Chinese serves gourmet Chinese specialties in a fine dining atmosphere. Perusing the mouth-watering menu will be just the beginning of your experience. The design of the space is visually stunning and the service attitude is a welcome change to Chinese dining. Temple Restaurant is also committed to being a socially responsible business. The owner is devoted to contributing to the welfare of society especially the local community and not solely to maximizing profit. The concept is to feel good about a restaurant you would visit anyway.
The Black Trumpet
1505 Ocean Avenue
American (Traditional), Seafood
Spring Lake
Oceanfront restaurant serving innovative American fare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The Breakers On The Ocean
1507 Ocean Avenue
American (New)
Spring Lake
The Breakers on the Ocean is a landmark fixture in one of New Jersey's most beautiful communities. Originally built in the late 1800's, the Hotel has been through numerous renovations, all of which have preserved the integrity of the past, while incorporating 21st Century amenities.
The Crab's Claw Inn
601 Grand Central Avenue
The Irish Rail
229 East Main Street
Pubs, Sports Bars, American (Traditional)
The Irish Rail, a local pub and grill in Manasquan, NJ, opened in 2007. Originally planned as a pub with a menu heavily focused on Irish favorites, the Irish Rail has since seen some transition by integrating some classic American standards and new favorites, while keeping a focus on freshness and value in a fun and friendly environment. We still proudly serve our famous homemade Irish Potato Soup, the Jersey Shore's best Reuben Sandwich, and beer battered Fish & Homemade Chips. Our Guinness is poured to certification standards and in a 20 ounce Imperial Pint Glass. However, our full menu has become quite an eclectic mix of new favorites including our Spicy Tuna Tempura Roll, handmade Empanada's, Filet Mignon Bites, the Tator Tot Tower, and Sliders that are a full quarter pound of fresh, never frozen, hand packed ground beef. Our signature burgers are simply the best, and our salads are made from produce that is hand selected daily. Wash all that down with one of our 12 draft beer selections or a cocktail from the full service bar. One of our great bartenders will be glad to help and always greet you with a smile. Sit back and enjoy friendly conversation or a game on one of our 6 HDTV's. Live music on select weekend nights is an added bonus with some of the best local musicians around.
The Mill
101 Old Mill Road
Contemporary American
Spring Lake
The Mill has enjoyed a reputation as one of the state's finest restaurants for 75 years! Situated in a beautiful lakeside setting, The Mill offers Innovative American Cuisine featuring great steaks and the Shore's freshest seafood.
The Shrimp Box
75 Inlet Drive
Seafood, Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, Contemporary American
Point Pleasant Beach
The Shrimp Box is offering a choice of their famous salad bar or homemade soup (New England Clam Chowder, Manhattan Clam Chowder or Soup du Jour) as a 4th Course
Theresa's South
530 Main Avenue
Contemporary Italian, American
Bay Head
Creative Cooking at the Jersey Shore! With homemade pastas and a variety of unique entrees from different cuisines, there'll be something to please everyone on the menu.
More than 20 years ago, three Italian boys from the Jersey Shore met on the baseball diamond, intent on dominating their local little league division. Now, they are returning to their roots, intent on dominating the New Jersey restaurant scene. Celebrated chef Matthew Zappoli, brother Paul Zappoli, and lifelong friend Michael Cacciuttolo have opened Tre Amici, or "Three Friends," on Ocean Avenue in Long Branch.
Undici is the recreation of a Tuscan farmhouse. The stone, woods, plaster and tile are all reminiscent of an era passed. The cuisine consists of the freshest quality ingredients available at market. This allows us to change our menus daily to provide continuing freshness and change. The menu is truly rustic Italian. All of our pasta,including gnocchi and ravioli, are homemade daily using only Caputo Italian flour.
A Fun Neighborhood Tavern. Formally known as Craig's this Princeton Avenue jewel is restored to accommodate everyone. Families, business professionals, singles, sports fans you name it you'll find it at the Windward. With classic American fare, 14 Beers on tap a great wine list and daily lunch and dinner specials. Plus our famous Breakfast Buffet. You will find fresh great food, great service and a great time at a great price.


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Owner: Mrs L Paterson
Person in charge: Linda Paterson (Proprietor)
Local Authority / Social Services: Perth and Kinross Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home only (Residential Care) – Privately Owned , 16 residents
Registered Care Categories*: Old Age
Admission Information: Ages 65+.
Single Rooms: 16
Shared Rooms: 0
Rooms with ensuite WC: 5
Facilities & Services: Palliative Care • Respite Care • Physiotherapy • Sheltered Housing • Own GP if required • Own Furniture if required • Pets by arrangement • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Stairlift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Phone Point in own room/Mobile • Television point in own room • Residents Internet Access
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The Future of Yoga is in Good Paws.
Not sure what this video is on about, or why you'd take the time to make it, but it's cute and she's got a nice accent…and it's the most popular yoga video in the world, this month, which is half fine, I guess, and half depressing.
Tags: yoga, asanas, asana, poses, cat, sexy, dumb, stupid, random, waste of time, not sure just why I'm blogging this, popular
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Definitely, downward dog has to be the seventh inappropriate sexy cat pose!
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1082 Views 3 Replies Latest reply: Jun 11, 2007 11:16 AM by Thompsound
DaddyPaycheck Jun 9, 2007 5:29 AM
Re: Unable to restore from external bootable drive in response to ThompsoundThompsound-
That's probably not going to work. The mini uses different software than the Powerbook.
Douglas McLaughlin Jun 9, 2007 10:11 AM
Re: Unable to restore from external bootable drive in response to DaddyPaycheckAs long as both computers have Mac OS X 10.4.8, the same version of Mac OS X will work on both types of computers. We have a single image at work with Mac OS X 10.4.8 (PowerPC, not Intel) that runs on 400MHz PowerBook G4s, 1.67GHz PowerBook G4s, QuickSiver G4 towers, 2.7GHz G5 towers and 1.4GHz Mac minis.
I would wonder what software you're using to restore to the Mac mini. You can't use the Disk Utility to restore from the drive you're booted from. To do that, you'd need a third party utility like SuperDuper! Or does the Mac mini already have Mac OS X installed an you're trying to use the Migration Assistant?
Thompsound Jun 11, 2007 11:16 AM
Re: Unable to restore from external bootable drive in response to ThompsoundThanks helpful folk,
I've sorted it out myself though and the responses weren't entirely accurate. Perhaps all the details you needed weren't there...
I had a bootable back-up of my PowerBook (running OSX10.4.8) on an external firewire hard drive.
I connected this to my Mac Mini (which previously had Mac OSX10.4 installed) and booted up from the external drive.
In Disk Utility I then 'restored' from the bootable drive I'd booted from to the Mac Mini erasing all data previously on the Mac Mini.
This has worked like a charm and my new Mac Mini looks and feels just like my PowerBook with all account settings just as my PowerBook.
I'm now tweaking it for the family but the basic job is done.
I've put up this post in case others need this issue resolved in the future and stumble across this post.
Many thanks once again for all the response,


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TPC of the Twin Cities
- 11444 Tournament Players Pkwy, Blaine, MN 55449
- (763) 795-0816
- www.tpctwincities.com
|18 total holes at facility
|Green fees - $120 (estimate)
|Designed by Arnold Palmer and Tom Lehman
|Built in 2000
|Bent Grass
|Driving Range: Yes
|Private Community golf course
TPC of the Twin Cities is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Blaine, Minnesota. This championship layout plays extremely long from the back tees. Hazards and difficult approach shots are common here and the greens play very tough. Bad shots are punished serverely. Online tee times may be available at TPC of the Twin Cities or at nearby golf courses, often at a substantial discount from the going green fees rate.
|Course Rating
|Back Tees
|Golf Pro: John Richeson
|Course Superintendent: Mike Powers
|Director of Golf: Alan Cull
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