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WATERLOO, Iowa — In temporary courtrooms at a Waterloo fairgrounds, nearly 300 illegal immigrants were sentenced this week to five months in prison for working at a kosher meatpacking plant with false documents.
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Claude Arnold, a special agent in charge of investigations for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said it showed that federal officials were "committed to enforcing the nation's immigration laws in the workplace."
The unusually swift proceedings, in which 297 immigrants pleaded guilty and were sentenced in four days, were criticized by criminal-defense lawyers, who warned of violations of due process. The American Immigration Lawyers Association protested that the workers had been denied meetings with immigration lawyers and that their claims under immigration law had been swept aside in speedy plea agreements.
The illegal immigrants, most from Guatemala, filed into the courtrooms in groups of 10, their hands and feet shackled. One by one, they entered guilty pleas through a Spanish interpreter, admitting they had taken jobs using fraudulent Social Security cards or immigration documents.
The pleas were part of a deal worked out with prosecutors to avoid harsher charges. The immigrants agreed to deportation after they serve the five months in prison.
The hearings took place on the grounds of the National Cattle Congress in Waterloo, in mobile trailers and in a dance hall modified with black curtains, beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing several nights until 10.
The large number of criminal cases was remarkable because immigration violations generally fall under civil statutes. Previously, relatively few immigrants caught in raids have been charged with federal crimes such as identity theft or document fraud.
Defense lawyers said most of the immigrants were ready to accept the plea deals because of the hard bargain driven by the prosecutors.
If the immigrants did not plead guilty, Matt Dummermuth, the U.S. attorney for Northern Iowa, said he would try them on felony identity-theft charges that carry a mandatory two-year minimum jail sentence.
In a related development, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Friday that agents had arrested 905 people in California on immigration violations during a three-week sting targeting people who ignored deportation orders. More than half of all arrested have been deported, an agency spokeswoman said.
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Pentest penetration testers discovered various bugs in the form of buffer overflows in command line tools. The testers didn't even need to deploy code analysis tools, as they reveal in their analysis.
The subject of the test was Secure Platform R60, a distribution by vendor Checkpoint based on Red Hat Linux. Although the vulnerabilities were only local, the authors of the report still can't rule out remote attacks after analysis.
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I only had a month to train and I just gradually added a mile to my long run every Saturday. My last long run was 11 miles on 7/13. I then scaled back the running so I could rest up my body. I did a 5K race on the 20th and then gave my legs a rest. What surprised me about my training was that my injuries did not really bother me. It was probably because I was listening more to my body. I really paced myself on my long runs and actually ran slower than I am used to. I'm so amazed and I know I'm blessed to have a healthy body that can do these things. I'm doing my best to take care of it so I can keep this stuff up.
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The race started at 6am and the majority of it was downhill. It felt awesome to just run downhill, at least for the first half. After I hit mile 6 I still had energy but my thigh muscles were starting to kill! I really focused on pacing myself during the whole race, even telling myself to cut back several times. I don't remember ever feeling too tired. The thing that really slowed me down was the pain in my legs! The last mile was pure agony. We actually ended up running the last 3 miles on the SLC parade route. There were lots of parade goers there to cheer the racers along. I kind of felt like a celebrity, even if I was dragging my legs with me. I think the last mile was literally the longest mile of my life, but I kept going. I ran the whole half marathon. I feel really good about this accomplishment. I'm sure there will be more half marathons in the future! Maybe I just need to train my legs more for downhill running. During training I practiced going up steep hills and down, but maybe it wasn't enough to prepare myself for a pure downhill race. I don't know my official time yet, but the clock did say 1:46:46 as I crossed the finish. My goal was just to beat 2 hours and I think I did a pretty good job!
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Romakloster sounds very nice but do not expect too much. We went here on a rainy day, thinking it was mostly indoor activities. Unfortunately, the rest of Gotland's tourists had the same idea and they just could not cope with it here. Let us hope it changes, as this place has potential and would be a great destination if done properly. As it is now, visitors getting most out of this place are those coming for the annual theatre play put on in the old monastery ruins - usually something by a very famous director. I kept thinking how I wished this place would be in England as then it would be geared up for all the visitors coming due to its massive advertising in local tourist brochures, making people think it has a lot more to offer. Having said all this, I'd still say visit it if you are passing by - there are things to occupy you for a while and the old monastery was one of the wealthiest in Scandinavia in its heydays.
In this picture is Roma Kungsgård, a title for a royal mansion used for court farming or animal breeding, which is found in other Scandinavian places too. The mansion seen today is built by an 18th century County Gotland Chief who wanted something impressive so the not so clever man told local workers to use stone from the old monastery. It is said that the locals were so upset by it all that they are responsible for the fact that the windows are all out of line which you see when you study it properly.
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A rare Beech 18 aircraft will be visiting Warrnambool early in February to take some special passengers on a joyride
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It's not often you get the chance to ride in a plane which has been used by the CIA amongst other things, but in early February a rare Beech 18 aircraft will be in town offering joyrides to children suffering from various illnesses.
The plane belongs to Patricia and Tony Roberts - in the past they've worked with organisations such as Canteen and Challenge to give sick kids a fairly unique experience, and they're pleased to be able to offer the same treat to people in Warrnambool.
The event has been organised by the Warrnambool Aero Club, as Vice President Paul O'Rouke explains, he had the idea a few years ago for the local aero club to get involved. It's taken a few years to get the funding in place, but with the help of a local Council grant the plane will finally be visiting on Saturday the 12th of February.
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Jan Carr has had two memorable opportunities to hear Davy Jones sing "Daydream Believer" over the past 39 years.
In 1972, she got a personal invitation to Jones' concert at a Navy base in Japan.
She heard him again at Saturday's Monkees concert at the Sleep Country Amphitheater. But this time, Jan got to sit next to her husband.
They were newlyweds in 1972, Ron said, and he was an officer on a U.S. Navy destroyer. His 20-year-old wife joined him in June at the base in Yokosuka, Japan, but Ron had to leave a couple of days later.
While his ship was busy shelling ground targets in Vietnam for 18 months — they had to replace the barrels on the 5-inch guns four times — Jan was living in a hotel on the base.
"I was bored, and was looking for the swimming pool," Jan said, when she heard music coming from the officers club.
"I went back to the hotel to get my camera — a little Kodak Instamatic," she said, and tracked down the music. It was Jones, rehearsing for a July 4 concert.
She was sitting in back, taking some snapshots, when Jones' security man came up and asked what Jan was doing.
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The security guy nodded, walked away … and returned with a question: "Don't they use 35 mm cameras?"
"Yes," she admitted. But Jan was allowed to stay. After the rehearsal, the security guy told her, "Davy wants to meet you."
They posed for some photos, then Jones gave Jan a front-row ticket to the concert.
Ron says he appreciated how graciously his wife was treated.
"That was a real high point for a 20-year-old who was alone in Japan, halfway around the world from home," he said.
Like Jan's 1972 concert seat, Saturday's tickets didn't cost the Carrs anything. It shows how much has changed for the Vancouver couple since 1972.
"Our kids bought the tickets," Ron said, "as a combined Mother's Day-Father's Day gift."
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
Victoria Beckham S2012: Season to taste.
I'm reminded of that sure-to-be-a snooze film about to open, "I don't know how does she do it." with Sarah Jessica Parker looking at these clothes. Last season Ms. Beckham had a very singular vision that really, for me, was startling and beautiful. Posh Spice, the bad girl, soccer mom, international clothes horse got serious about her new found vocation as leader. Her days of making a spectacle of herself in every over the top look from the best collections were calmly put aside. These clothes are serious and so is she. I had little faith that she could so effectively change horses so late in the race, and then she did. The accessories are as refined as her taste in fashion. The tarty almost trashy aesthetic she once promoted is now an exercise in restraint. A tit show with hems climbing up her tiny butt is a thing of the past and not just because she's spent the last year in a state of with-childom. She's embraced the mysteries of cut, grown-up fabrics like double faced wool, razimir, grain de poudre and shapes that suggest. So with that said, I was a tiny bit disappointed with this collection. It is again beautifully made, in wonderful rich fabrics with details like luggage straps and accompanying hardware that tells a story of her jet setting life. The colors are cool, clear and fresh. The shapes are at times oblique and at others almost coy. It has the look of a collection for the world stage which is something when you consider that she's only been at this for a handful of years. Today felt a bit like Allspice, a touch of this and a pinch of that. Things felt a bit familiar like her go to looks that have filled her closets over the years. There were some jackets that felt like Versace. Chanel was brought into rotation with those sexy, lithe leather leggings. Gucci and Saint Laurent made an appearance lending some moral support. That isn't to say that they were literally employed only that it felt like she was a little overwhelmed with other things to make the sort of statement of last season. The bags continue to delight as does the general high standard of the make and fit of the clothes. They are clean, clean, clean with little or no distracting details. The satin faced organza bubble jacket, like a sexed up Zoran, in dreamy oyster looks like something she probably wore in the final days of her pregnancy. A number of looks would be ideal for a super model on maternity leave. Now that the baby is baked the nannies can take over and she can resume her role as the world weary, Super Spicy, Soccer Mom. For the life of me, I don't know how she does it.
3 comments:
- spirou said...
Very good writing in www.newyorksocialdiary.com by Blair Sabol on fashion week. Today, 46 millions people live in poverty in the US. The population of France is 60 millions.....China may buy Italy. They already own the US but I guess Italy is a great piece of real estate and it comes with the food as a special offer, one week only...
- September 13, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Kathleen said...
I like the white flowy thing the best, the contrast with the sleek top.
- September 14, 2011 at 1:09 PM
I love her clothes. So simply elegant, so wearable. Impeccable comes to mind.
- September 16, 2011 at 10:17 AM
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High quality personal service. Great attention to detail. Friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable and quiet. Excellent transportation service included.
The quiet setting and homely atmosphere make this a relaxing place to stay; the staff from the directors to the gardeners were all both helpful and friendly.
It would be helpful if themeals were priced so that one knew how much the dish (or the course) cost.
We arrived in Marrakech by train in the evening. This hotel is a bit remoted from either new downtown or old town. There are not much restaurants or cafes around this hotel. So we had dinner in this hotel restaurant. The price was reasonable and their food was fine. However, when we went back to our room we found out there is a problem with shower in the bathroom. Moreover I found out a lot of hairs in the bed and the bedsheet was not really clean. I called to the front desk and they sent us to another room, which was a bit more clean but the bathroom basin didn't drain well and TV remote control didn't work.
We got upgraded after complaining about our origanal room. that nothing was working properly and didn,´t have towels! We wanted to cancel our booking there and then but they told us that we were liable for the total cost of the origanal booking,it wasn.t untill we cancelled the booking with bookings.com, that they suddenly sprang into action,and changed our room for an upgrade,they. tried to please us and made an effort filling a new suit,( and bath! )With rose petals hearts and fruit basket.and even a complimenyary massage.everything good untill getting into bed only to find a realy disgusting stain on the underside of the DUVET.tHEN we knew it was going to be one thing after another,and didn´t want to spend the rest complainng
The first impression was of a pavement under contruction, which made access quite difficult and frankly dangerous. after checking in with difficulty as no-one spoke fluent french or english,we were left sitting for 45mins, so not untill we asked what was going on ,were we told our room wasn´t going to be raedy for a couple of hours. when we finally got to the room, that was when the aircon wasn´t working and the no towel situation.no batteries in the remote control.,,,,,,etc
Hidden additional fees that you must pay at the hotel
Staff were friendly and pleasant. Gardens and pool area are well maintained. Room was clean.The hotel is of a pleasant design
It wasn't clear that you have to make diect contact with the hotel in order to benefit from the free transfer from the airport (rather than just noting this on the booking form). So we paid for a taxi. The hotel is generally slightly run down and I the buffet meal in the evening very disappointing.
Excellent service, great people working there. The food was good. Rooms were so nice! Its close to everything. I was there on a girl-trip so it was close to all the nightclubs and everything :)
Excellent location to visit the Medina (15mins walk) or easily pick up a cab. Quieter area and very close to modern/ chic bars and restaurants, casino and clubs. Room was clean, spacious and a really nice place to chill out. Decent bed and bathroom facilities. View of Atlas Mountains from 4th floor South-facing window was a bonus. Free Wi-Fi in hotel. Helpful reception staff. Nice spa area. Excellent massage. Good buffet breakfast - quality and variety and available till 10.30am! One of the best hotel experiences I have had. Would definitely stay in the area again and no reason not to stay at the Hivernage again too - not a real 5* but then neither was the price we paid.
Having no outdoor space that receives sun was a big miss but the shaded outdoor pool area is still nice. It could be noisy in the bedroom from what sounded like waste water and lift noise but this was not a big problem and certainly not at night. Slow check in - often under-staffed reception during our stay but this did not make too much of an impact to be fair. Restaurant service was variable - arriving after 9am meant that tables were mostly unset or partly-set and getting that fixed was harder than you would hope! Unusual that you have to request the jacuzzi jets to be turned on in the indoor pool. The heavy water pipe/massager water fountains in pool did not work. Expensive massage/ treatments.
Clean, welcoming , pool looks nice
Laundry was too bad , bad wifi connection , electricity plugs wasn't working
The location is amazing! Literally across the road from Koutoubia Mosque and 2 minute walk from Djemaa el Fna square. There's a really good restaurant upstairs also with nice views around the mosque. The rooms are clean and my bed was very large! Will stay there again for sure.
At 5.19am every morning the mosque across the road starts its "call to prayer" which will certainly wake you from your sleep. But its a unique experience.
The location is great and very helpful staff
Our room was released to us without having been cleaned, which caused a very bad impression.
Hotel staff at front office were very bad.
The hotel is amazingly peaceful. The view from the balcony over seeing the pool and restaurant area is very mind refreshing. The drive around the Village, is one of its kind, beautiful. Second time staying at these apartments.
When they say 3 rooms, that's 2 rooms + living rooms, not clear and causes confusion. Oh toilet paper used slightly rough :P consider taking your own or buying some. :)
Maybe too quiet, and maybe because it was out of the season..But absolutely a hotel I can recommend..I felt very welcome..
Maybe a bit high price for the rooms, well I had a suite, 2 rooms..So well, must be worth it ??
We had a very enjoyable stay at the Semiramus, but an hour after checking out, I realized I'd left my wedding ring in the bathroom of our room. We went back and spoke to the staff and then talked to the housekeeper crew. They said they never saw it. My wife and I are 100% sure it was in a glass by the bathroom sink. I told the housekeepers that the ring is not valuable and only really ha sentimental value. I offered to pay them a good bit more than the $40 ring is worth. But they continued to say they hadn't seen it. We were distraught about it.
Big hotel large loppy and garden
Need renovation
What I liked during my stay was that the food was halal at all times, but the buffet breakfast was the same each morning it could of had changed. when we sat at our own choice of talbe each morning twice we were moved to another without an answer, but before leaving hotel the mangar did apologise but still not aware why that was done!!
It was overall good
i can say that menu in bar very kindly, il like it very much. And it is very good, this hotel has free wifi
I liked the friendly staff very helpful.
We had a seminar at the hotel for US Colleges and the staff helped setting up the room hanging banners and roll ups.
The security guided visitors to our function room.
We loved top roof swimming pool, the suites and the cleanness of the rooms
comfort friendly staff helpful front house manager Nadia and cleanliness
The nice and calm atmosfire in the room and at the pool.
We were not informed abot the spa and tha was included to the guests. So we missed to visit the spa.
The hotel is very luxurious at such good value. Very clean and well maintained daily. Perfect place to stay for golf/activities or just relaxing.
A tour of the grounds would have been nice as the grounds were quite large (finding the different restaurants/facilities). Also perhaps a guide in the room to Marrakech/nearby activities. We asked the staff about dune buggying and he was able to tell us a little about it but I would've preferred to see some leaflets/guide with info/prices/times.
The Riad is an oasis in the middle of the medina, nice marrocan archtecture and decoration, clean bedrooms, nice breakfast, very nice swimmingpool and kind staff who gave us lot of tips and helped us to find the hostel when we arrived in marrakesh at 10pm! I would definetely stay there again.
Great place. Nice, clean and authentic feeling in the whole hostel. Exellent service and tasty pancakes for breakfast.
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Alternative Titles
Japanese: めだかボックス
Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 5, 2012 to Jun 21, 2012
Producers: Gainax, TV Tokyo, Lantis, Media Factory, Sentai FilmworksL, Asahi Production, Hakoniwa Academy Student Council
Genres: Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, School, Shounen, Super Power
Duration: 24 min. per episode
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
When newly elected Student Council President Medaka Kurokami institutes her idea for a suggestion box where people can submit problems that need to be solved, she's expecting things like rescuing lost puppies and giving advice. What she and her best friend Zenkichi find instead, however, are the first hints of an unbelievable secret, and their school, Hakoniwa Academy, and Medaka herself are somehow at the very center of the growing maelstrom! As what seemed like an innocent past time turns into a dangerous game, Medaka and her recruits to the Student Council discover new depths to both themselves and their own unexpected abilities. And then things get really out of control!
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i just love the way they make this anime ^^
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Engraving limits? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=20186&th=3896#msg_20186 <![CDATA[Hi, I'm new to using Shapeways and have not had the opportunity to handle a single object yet. But I am confused about how to go about doing my project. I'm not sure how Shapeways will print my model ring in stainless steel. I want to (in the model) place an etched style engraving, so that a 3d picture, word, or such can be seen on the ring's face. Of course, to save on money, this will not be pulled out of the face, but pushed in, resulting in less volume.

 However, a ring is small, and the design rules state that a wall thickness of 1mm must be observed. If the engraved design makes the inner wall of the ring smaller than 1mm, but the <1mm wall is surrounded by >1mm walls, will that be okay? Or is it a hard limit? A printer dot size? I would need to do a ton of research to complete this project and I am on a deadline of only a few months. If I cannot complete this design by then I must turn to other methods or materials offered, but I would prefer to use stainless.

 Also, the detail of the engravings is important as well, will the 90˚ edges remain sharp after printing, or will there be a bezel introduced into the model? If it does remain 90˚, how close can the engravings sides be.
 For example: If this were the flat ring face
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 would some parts of this engraving be flat after printing, or still show the lowered/engraved design? (dots here)
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 Short Version:
 Can wall thickness on a small ring of <1mm be possible if it is only for a small region of the product.
 What is the engraving limit of stainless, will the small gaps required be filled after printing, detail levels?]]> CoreyC 2010-11-07T05:14:05-00:00 Re: Engraving limits? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=20206&th=3896#msg_20206 <![CDATA[I think what you are describing will work. A 1mm thick flat band with embossed designs .5mm deep? Is this what you want to do? The printing will produce 90º walls all the way to the surface of the band. Problems sometime arise if the width of the embossed line is very deep (2mm) and very narrow( .3mm or less). What happens is that sometimes loose print media will hang up in the tight grooves and it is very difficult to remove without destroying the green model. After sintering/infiltrating the loose media fuses in place and makes a less than perfect result. Try to design embossed lines that are never deeper than they are wide.
 I appreciate you wanting to keep total volumes low. But this is a finger ring and the difference in a fraction of a c.cm should not be your only consideration. Very small, very thin parts often suffer a loss of detail and/or poor surface condition because these parts sometimes become over saturated with binder during the print cycle. Make your band 1.5mm thick and the results might be more successful. If you can, post a rendering of your design and I can better advise you.
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 image courtesy of 5xj.com, whose script I can't seem to find anywhere *le sigh*

 My question is: would something like the horses feet, which may turn out incredibly thin, be filled in due to green model prep or low printer resolution?]]> CoreyC 2010-11-10T00:58:04-00:00 Re: Engraving limits? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=20317&th=3896#msg_20317 <![CDATA[Just try to keep the ratio of line width no less than 2x the depth. Your design of the ring body has good structure and it should print very well. It's impossible to predict 100% outcome but I'd say go for it and see.
 -G]]> GlenG 2010-11-10T15:35:14-00:00 Re: Engraving limits? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=21715&th=3896#msg_21715 <![CDATA[Hi,

 I'm the author of the blender 2.49b signet ring python script.
 It's hard to find since I've not yet released the script.
 You know how it is - it's not yet finished.
 Someday, when it's finished, I'll release it.

 Anyway, email me at:
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Albuquerque - Nob Hill
Mon-Sat 11:00am to 10:00pm Sunday brunch 10:00am to 3:00pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Steakhouse, American, Wine Bar
$$$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Wine Bar • Craft Beer • NM Beer • Catering • Wireless Internet
Full review: Kasey's Restaurant & Pub (6/11/2015)
Kasey'sKasey's is part steakhouse, part patio dining, but it's all good. The steaks are cooked perfectly, the view from the porch is peaceful and quiet, and the service is attentive and friendly. The fact that it's housed in a kitschy imitation barn only adds to the charm. Open for Sunday brunch! (Alibi Staff, February 6, 2015)
Nob Hill Bar & Grill
(505) 266-4455www.upscalejoint.com
Tues-Thurs: 11am-10pm Fri-Sat: 11am-1:30am Sun: noon-9pm Closed Monday (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: American, Bar and Grill/Pub, Fine Dining
$$$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Craft Beer • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • DJ • Dancing • Outdoor Patio
Full review: Nob Hill Bar & Grill has grown into a local favorite (8/13/2015)
Full review: Gastrobar is best after dinner (6/26/2008)
Nob Hill Bar & GrillIf you like your comfort food with a gourmet twist, it's here. Nob Hill Bar and Grill boasts meatloaf (crowned with smoked bacon) and burgers (American kobe). Signature cocktails, a few vegetarian entrées, and a comfy but chic atmosphere make Nob Hill Bar and Grill a solid addition to the neighborhood. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Ragin' Shrimp
(505) 254-1544www.raginshrimp.com
Monday: Closed Tuesday through Thursday: 11am-2pm, 5pm-9 pm Friday: 11am-2pm, 5pm-10 pm Saturday: 4pm-10pm Sunday: 4pm-9pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Seafood, Cajun/Creole
Ragin' ShrimpCajun-style shrimp with an emphasis on spicy, although Jamaican and Indian sauces have been added to the offerings. The menu also includes sandwiches, salads and Cajun specialties like pan-fried gator, jambalaya and gumbo. (Alibi Staff, October 9, 2013)
Scalo Northern Italian Grill
(505) 255-8781www.scalonobhill.com
Sun 11am–2:30pm & 5pm–9pm Mon–Thu 11am–2:30pm & 5pm–10pm Fri–Sat 11am–2:30pm & 5pm–11pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Italian, Fine Dining
$$$ • Vegetarian Available • Gluten-free available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Wine Bar • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Live Music • Outdoor Patio • Wireless Internet • Lounge
Full review: Scalo Northern Italian Grill (6/6/2013)
Scalo Northern Italian GrillThe surprising thing about Scalo is that it's simultaneously more pleasant and less expensive than you'd think. It's just as breezy and classy as ever in its high-ceilinged dining room, while the patio will have a nice, long season of pleasant weather. Now serving brunch on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and there's plenty of fresh-pressed espresso to sip with it. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Shogun Japanese Restaurant
Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11:30am-2pm Sat: 12:00pm-2:30pm Dinner: Mon-Thurs: 5:00-9:30pm Fri-Sat: 5:00-10:30pm Closed Sunday (hours can change without notice)
Shogun Japanese RestaurantToo much time studying can turn the sweetest soul into a big 'ol crab. But just so you remember that not all crabs are bad, take a lunch or dinner break at Shogun. There's sushi, sashimi and nigiri, and the soft shell crab rolls are a treat worth mentioning a couple of times. The best part is watching your food get made right in front of you and then floated around the table on an armada of wooden boats. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Zinc Wine Bar & Bistro
(505) 254-ZINC (9462)www.zincabq.com
5pm-1am Tuesday- Saturday 5pm-11pm Monday & Sunday (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: American, Fine Dining, French, Organic/Locally Grown, Wine Bar
$$$ • Full Bar • Wine Bar • Craft Beer • Take Out / To-Go • Live Music
Read more: On the Hunt for Chicken and Waffles (2/20/2014)
Full review: A tale of two restaurants (12/20/2007)
Zinc Wine Bar & BistroBest Wine Bar winners in 2008's Best of Burque poll, Zinc is a delightfully renovated historic space in Nob Hill, reborn as an upscale restaurant serving elegant American food with noticeable French inspiration. Thirsty? Don't miss the mocha, with "Zinc" written in chocolate syrup, or the wonderful selection of wines by the glass. Downstairs, the wine bar attracts a younger crowd for drinks and music. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Albuquerque - North Valley
Casa de Benavidez
8032 Fourth Street NWNorth Valley)
Albuquerque NM
(505) 897-7493www.casadebenavidez.com
Mon-Thu 10:30 am-8 pm Fri: 9 am-9 pm Sat: 8 am-9 pm Sun: 8 am-3 pm (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Cottonwood Stadium 16 (See Film Times)
Cuisine: New Mexican
Full review: A taste of "old" Placitas in the North Valley (9/24/2009)
Casa de BenavidezOne of the most beautiful patios in town. Benavidez is way the hell up there in the North Valley, but if you're looking for a good breakfast burrito, or simply someplace to sit and have some chips, queso and a mind-erasing Bloody Mary, this place is worth your time. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Farm & Table
8917 Fourth Street NWNorth Valley)
Albuquerque NM 87114
(505) 503-7124farmandtablenm.com
Dinner hours: Wed-Thu 5pm-9pm Fri-Sat 5pm-10 pm Brunch hours: Sat- Sun 9am-2 pm (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Cottonwood Stadium 16 (See Film Times)
Cuisine: Organic/Locally Grown, American, Fine Dining, Fusion
Read more: Summer Guide: Make Me Melt (5/5/2016)
Farm & TableAfter a long winter of teasing us via its Facebook page, Farm & Table finally opened on Fourth Street between Paseo and Alameda. The setting is gorgeous, inside and out (the spacious courtyard overlooks 10 acres of farm field). The local and organic ingredients are meticulously sourced, and the food is reasonably priced for what you get. As mind-expanding as the pork pork belly is, Chef Ravey's seafood is on another level entirely, as one might expect from a talented Hawaiian chef. (Alibi Staff, May 3, 2012)
Pueblo Harvest Café
2401 12th Street NWNorth Valley)
Albuquerque NM 87104
(505) 724-3510www.indianpueblo.com/pueblo...
Monday-Saturday: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Native American, New Mexican
$$$ • Vegetarian Available • Gluten-free available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Live Music • Outdoor Patio • Wireless Internet
Full review: Pueblo Harvest Café offers a delicious bounty (2/12/2015)
Full review: Culture is on the menu (12/11/2008)
Pueblo Harvest CaféTwo words: fry bread. Use this heaping hunk of pillowy-crisp carbs to sop up the best posole, mutton stew and huevos rancheros in the North Valley. Go check out what else they're cooking up inside the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Albuquerque - Northeast Heights
Azuma Sushi & Teppan
4701 San Mateo Blvd NENortheast Heights)
Albuquerque NM 87109
(505) 880-9800azuma888.com
Mon-Thurs:11am-2:30pm,5-9:30pm Fri: 11am-10:30pm Sat: noon-10:30pm Sun: noon-9:30pm (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Movies 8 (See Film Times)
Azuma Sushi & TeppanSure, from the outside Azuma still looks like a Black-eyed Pea, but inside every trace of country kitsch has been erased and replaced by a serene Japanese theme. Half of Azuma is devoted to teppan tables where patrons can sit and watch as a cook prepares their dinners with a few flashy tricks. On the other side of the restaurant, booths are separated by pretty panes of frosted glass, and a line of stools hug the sushi bar. In addition to sushi, Azuma's menu offers many cooked items including noodles and a variety of grilled meats and vegetables that will ensure the place's appeal to nearby families and folks who are new to Japanese food. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Café Jean Pierre
4959 Pan American Freeway NENortheast Heights)
Ste A
Albuquerque NM 87109
(505) 345-3241www.abqfrenchrestaurant.com
Lunch: Tue-Sat: 11:30am-2pm Dinner: Mon-Thurs: 5:30-8:30pm Fri-Sat: 5:30-9pm Closed Sunday & Monday (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Century Rio (See Film Times)
Cuisine: French, Fine Dining
$$$ • Booze Served • Catering • Outdoor Patio
Full review: La crème de la crème (7/23/2009)
Café Jean PierreIn the expanse of parking lot surrounding the Century Rio megaplex is a little piece of Paris. Most Burqueños are familiar with Chef Jean-Pierre Gozard's previous efforts: Le Crêpe Michel, Le Marmiton and Casa Vieja. Now behind the burners of his own eponymous bistro, Chef Jean-Pierre's deep skill set is even more apparent. French classics like superb vichyssoise, eggy, delicate crepes, flavor- and texture-packed salads, and transportive sole meunière make Café Jean Pierre one of the most exciting new developments in Burque's continental restaurant scene. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Chez Axel
6209 Montgomery NENortheast Heights)
Albuquerque NM 87109
(505) 881-8104www.chezaxelrestaurant.com
Lunch: Tue-Fri: 11am-2pm Dinner: Tue-Sat: 5pm-9pm Closed Sunday & Monday (hours can change without notice)
Nearby Theater: Movies 8 (See Film Times)
Cuisine: French
Chez AxelOui, messieurs and mesdames, a good piece of quiche is the international language of love. Chez Axel serves Mediterranean-French cuisine, and the crepes are trés bon. Order them stuffed with salmon, tarragon sauce and cheese, or mushrooms, bacon and béchamel sauce. Have a leisurely lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., or a relaxing dinner from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. And don't forget an orange marmalade and liqueur-covered plate of crepes Suzette for dessert—you won't be disappointed, so allez vous-en! (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Hayashi Hibachi
6321 San Mateo NENortheast Heights)
Albuquerque NM
(505) 884-0694
Cuisine: Asian, Japanese, Sushi, Steakhouse
Hayashi HibachiIt's a Japanese restaurant that looks and smells like a Chinese restaurant. (You can smell the egg rolls from the parking lot.) The restaurant is part of a chain in a handful of locations around the Southwest, and the signs of heavy investment are plentiful—starting with the large glass fountain by the front door. Private dining rooms with cut-out floors beneath the table allow patrons tosit on the floor without actually bending their legs. A seafood soup in clear broth is as delicious as it looks. Although an order of hamachi was on the chewy side, the plate of sashimi it came on contained some of the larger chunks of raw fish to be had in this town. And here's a penny-pinching math problem for you: Should you get the regular sashimi plate which contains 15 pieces for $20, or the deluxe which has 18 pieces for $30? We chose the regular, which actually had 17 pieces (what, you don't count the pieces when you get sushi?) and spent the savings on rolls. (Alibi Staff, December 6, 2012)
Paisano's Cuisine
1935 Eubank NENortheast Heights)
Albuquerque NM 87112
(505) 298-7541www.paisanosabq.com
Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm Dinner: Mon-Sun: 5-9:30pm (hours can change without notice)
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Read more: Restaurant Review: The MMA Edition: Paisano's (6/25/2009)
Full review: Housemade pasta, presto lunch (10/12/2006)
Paisano's CuisineThis restaurant has been around for 35 years for a darn good reason—fresh pasta made and cooked to order. Owner Rick Camuglia carries on a fine Sicilian tradition of fresh ingredients, a cozy atmosphere like grandma's kitchen, and pizzas and calzones made with fresh dough. Forget the cheesy chains with Chianti bottle drip candles and come in for the "presto" lunch, linger over the ossobuco and stay for the spumoni and a cup of espresso. A million lovely carbs can't be wrong, and neither can the Alibi voters who've given Paisano's honors for Best Pasta.T (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Sushi Gen
5210 San Mateo NENortheast Heights)
Suite B
Albuquerque NM
(505) 830-0131
Cuisine: Japanese, Buffet/All-You-Can-Eat, Sushi, Asian
Sushi GenThe service here is warm and the food is good, especially if you go the all-you-can-eat route. We're pleased with the freshness of the fish (especially the silky-smooth mackerel) and the generous size of the rolls. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
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(505) 843-6300www.hotelabq.com
Tues-Thurs: 4pm-11pm Fri: 4pm-2:am Sat: 6pm-2am Closed Sunday and Monday (hours can change without notice)
$$$ • Booze Served • Full Bar • Live Music • DJ • Dancing • Wireless Internet • Lounge
Q BarIn addition to an upscale selection of booze, the cozy and modern Q Bar serves a brief but pleasantly appetizing menu of nibbles and noshes. The dishes are small enough to make good snacks and expensive enough to keep them that way—you'd have to spend more than you'd like in order to really fill up. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Seasons Rotisserie & Grill
(505) 766-5100seasonsabq.com
Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11:30am-2:30pm Dinner: Daily starting at 5 pm Rooftop Cantina: Mon-Thu 4pm-11pm Fri-Sat 4pm-11:45pm Sun 4pm-10:45pm Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 4pm-6:30, 9pm-10pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: American, Fine Dining
$$$ • Vegetarian Available • Gluten-free available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Wine Bar • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Live Music • Outdoor Patio • Wireless Internet
Full review: Fine dining is always in season (3/11/2010)
Seasons Rotisserie & GrillSeasons' rooftop patio is one of our favorite wine-drinking destinations, especially when it's nice out. There are heaters up there for chilly nights, the courtyard fountain provides a calming gurgle, the view of the mountains is great, and the happy hour menu has outstanding dishes at more-than-reasonable prices. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
Mon-Sun: 11 am-9pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Organic/Locally Grown, Fusion, Vegetarian/Health Foods
Full review: Vinaigrette knows how to dress a salad (2/7/2013)
VinaigretteA restaurant that focuses mostly on salads may be a hard sell for meat-happy Burqueños, but make no mistake: Vinaigrette does salad right. From gourmet options that feature duck and arugula to more delicate fare with pomegranate seeds and shoestring yams, Vinaigrette presents a world of salads you may not have known existed. And much of their menu is locally grown at their fields in Nambé, too. (Alibi Staff, April 25, 2013)
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Lobo Beast 101
2122 Central Ave SEUniversity)
Albuquerque NM 87102
Cuisine: Bar and Grill/Pub, Brewery
Lobo Beast 101 (Alibi Staff, September 24, 2015)
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Los Equipales
4500 Silver SEUpper Nob Hill)
Albuquerque NM 87108
(505) 265-1300www.losequipales.com
Lunch Tue–Thu 11am–2:30pm Fri 11am–2:30pm & Sat 11am–3:30pm Dinner Tue-Thu 5pm–9pm Fri 5pm–10pm Sat 5pm–10pm Sun 3pm–9pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Mexican, Mariscos/Mexican Seafood
Full review: All aboard for drunken fiesta fish (4/6/2006)
Los EquipalesThe seafaring mateys at Los Equipales make a fine, fine bowl of soup. The fish tacos will make you forget you live inland, and the ceviche will have you screaming "here, fishy, fishy!" So forget the lobster bites and have some authentic Mexican seafood, voted the best in Albuquerque in our restaurant poll. While you're at it, the glass jars of housemade horchata are so huge, you could practically swim in them. If you prefer to stay dry, try the flan instead. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
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