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"The staff was very helpful and service oriented. Hotel was clean. Breakfast buffet is very good and worth it - includes made to order dosa and omelette bar. Great gym. Overall, a good hotel in a safe neighborhood."
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"Great stay for my parents.Thanks Amita & all staff for the pleasant stay my parents had.Closely located to airport and the staff are very helpful Delicious breakfast and quite accommodating."
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"I was a single girl staying at the hotel. It is a very safe place and I was looked after very well. The rooms were spacious and clean and so were the bathrooms. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. I had an excellent stay. Would definitely recommended the place. "
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"Hotel was very comfortable. A/C was great! Bathroom very clean and all western style fittings. Not much to do in the surrounding neighbourhood...It is a very suburban area. I was visiting local friends. Restaurant was very good for dinner (veg only), very reasonably priced. Breakfast is typical S..."
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"Hotel was nice but they claimed not to have prop that I had paid Wanted to see my visa statement for proof of payment The room lights came on at odd times on the night at times accompanied by the bell ringing Only when I demanded a change of room they had it looked into Good was good..."
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In addition to classes and special events, each Yoga Journal LIVE! event features a Yoga Market that is free and open to the public. Here you will find products, services, and samples from a variety of partners and vendors, Sangha Space stage with demos, music, happy hours, and more!
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Yoga Journal is recognized by the American Council on Exercise (ACE) as a continuing education specialist, and many of the Weekend classes are eligible for CECs for athletic and fitness professionals. Check back soon for a list of approved classes.
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The YMCA offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every budget. Prices range from $71 per person per night for a shared room (4 to a room in Eastside Lodge) and from $168 per person per night for a single room, including three vegetarian or fish, cafeteria-style meals per day.
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AZD9291 First Time In Patients Ascending Dose Study (AURA)
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 25, 2013
Last updated: February 15, 2016
Last verified: February 2016
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Detailed Description:
This study will treat patients with advanced NSCLC who have already received at least one course of specific anti-cancer treatment but the tumour has started to re-grow following that treatment. This is the first time this drug has ever been tested in patients, and so it will help to understand what type of side effects may occur with the drug treatment, it will measure the levels of drug in the body, it will also measure the anti-cancer activity. By using these pieces of information together the best dose of this drug to use in further clinical trials will be selected.
Advanced Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
Advanced (Inoperable) Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
Drug: AZD9291
Phase 1
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Safety, Tolerability, Pharmacokinetics and Anti-tumour Activity of AZD9291 in Patients With Advanced Non Small Cell Lung Cancer Who Progressed on Prior Therapy With an Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor Agent
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: lung cancer
MedlinePlus related topics: Cancer Lung Cancer
Drug Information available for: OsimertinibU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by AstraZeneca:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Safety, tolerability and efficacy (ORR) of AZD9291, assessed by number and severity of adverse events as recorded on the case report form, vital signs, laboratory variables, physical examination, electrocardiogram, ophthalmic examinations and RECIST1.1 [ Time Frame: Adverse events will be collected from baseline until 28 days after the last dose, expected average 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Physical exam (screening, first dosing day, first day of multiple dosing, Day 1 of every 3-week cycle and treatment discontinuation). ECG and vital signs (screening, Day 1 and 2 of first dosing, Day 1, 8 and 15 of multiple dosing and Day 1 of every 3-week cycle, treatment discontinuation, and if occurrence of any cardiac adverse event). Lab variables (screening, first dosing day, Day 1, 8 and 15 of multiple dosing, Day 1 of every 3-week cycle and treatment discontinuation). Eye exam (at screening and upon occurrence of any visual AE). CT/MRI at screening and every 6 weeks until progression
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Plasma concentrations of AZD9291 and 2 active metabolites (AZ5104 and AZ7550) and pharmacokinetic parameters following single dose (Cmax, tmax, AUC, terminal rate constant, clearance, half life, volume of distribution and mean resistance time) [ Time Frame: Blood samples will be collected from each subject at pre-specified times after the first dose of the study on Day 1 (pre-dose, 1, 1.5, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 24, 48, 72, 120 hours post dose) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Plasma concentrations of AZD9291 and 2 active metabolites (AZ5104 and AZ7550) and pharmacokinetic parameters following dosing with AZD9291 (Cmax, tmax, AUC, terminal rate constant, clearance, half life, volume of distribution and mean resistance time) [ Time Frame: A blood sample will be taken on the day of the optional tumour biopsy (pre-dose and at the time of the tumour biopsy on Cycle 1 Day 15) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Plasma concentrations of AZD9291 and 2 active metabolites (AZ5104 and AZ7550) and pharmacokinetic parameters following multiple doses (steady state Cmax, tmax, Cmin AUC, clearance, accumulation ratio and time dependency) [ Time Frame: Blood samples will be collected from each subject at pre-specified times during the multiple dosing cycles (Cycle 1-pre-dose Day 1, 8 and 15. Cycle 2- pre-dose, 1, 1.5, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 24 hours post dose) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Pharmacodynamic markers to assess correlations with disease activity, effects of study drug and clinical outcomes [ Time Frame: Optional tumour biopsy samples will be collected at screening, Day 15 and treatment discontinuation, expected average 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Pharmacodynamic markers to assess correlations with disease activity, effects of study drug and clinical outcomes [ Time Frame: Plasma samples for extraction and analysis of circulating free tumour DNA (cfDNA) will be taken at screening, day 1 of dosing, 6 weekly (in line with RECIST assessments), discontinuation, 28 days after last dose and disease progression ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Evaluation of tumour response, duration of response, tumour shrinkage, progression free survival and overall survival as assessed by RECIST 1.1 [ Time Frame: CT or MRI at screening and every 6 weeks (from first dose of multiple dosing) until disease progression or withdrawal from study, expected average 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Pharmacodynamic markers in EGFRm+ T790M+ tumours at selective endpoints [ Time Frame: Optional tumour biopsy samples collected at screening and Cycle 1 Day 15 (Paired Biopsy) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Patient reported outcomes: EORTC QLQ C-30 and QLQ-LC13 [ Time Frame: Expansion and Extension cohorts only: Questionnaires completed at screening, Cycle 1 Day 1, every 6 weeks relative to first dose, discontinuation and progression ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Pharmacogenetics [ Time Frame: Optional blood sample collected during screening, no more than 28 days before first dose of AZD9291 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|March 2013
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|November 2016
|Primary Completion Date:
|May 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Daily dose of AZD9291
Daily oral dose of AZD9291
Drug: AZD9291
Starting dose 20 mg, administered once daily. If tolerated subsequent cohorts will test increasing doses of AZD9291, until a maximum tolerated dose or maximum feasible dose is defined
Detailed Description:
A Phase I/II, Open-Label, Multicentre Study to Assess the Safety, Tolerability, Pharmacokinetics and Anti-tumour Activity of Ascending Doses of AZD9291 in Patients with Advanced Non Small Cell Lung Cancer who have Progressed Following Prior Therapy with an Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor Agent (AURA)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 130 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Provision of signed and dated, written informed consent prior to any study specific procedures, sampling and analyses
- Aged at least 18 years. Patients from Japan aged at least 20 years.
- Histological or cytological confirmation diagnosis of Non Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC).
- Radiological documentation of disease progression while on a previous continuous treatment with an EGFR TKI e.g. gefitinib or erlotinib (with the exception of 1st line expansion cohort). In addition other lines of therapy may have been given. All patients must have documented radiological progression on the last treatment administered prior to enrolling in the study.
Patients (with the exception of 1st line expansion cohort) must fulfil one of the following:
- Confirmation that the tumour harbours an EGFR mutation known to be associated with EGFR TKI sensitivity (including G719X, exon 19 deletion, L858R, L861Q) OR
- Must have experienced clinical benefit from EGFR TKI, according to the Jackman criteria (Jackman et al 2010) followed by systemic objective progression (RECIST or WHO) while on continuous treatment with EGFR TKI.
- Previous treatment with a single-agent EGFR TKI (e.g. gefitinib or erlotinib).
- Females should be using adequate contraceptive measures, should not be breast feeding and must have a negative pregnancy test prior to start of dosing or evidence of non-child bearing potential.
- Male patients should be willing to use barrier contraception.
- For 1st Line expansion cohort ONLY, confirmation that the tumour is EGFRm+ve and have had no prior therapy for their advanced disease (for 1st line patients biopsy will be at time of diagnosis of advanced disease).
- For dose expansion and extension cohorts, patients must also have confirmation of tumour T790M mutation status (confirmed positive or negative) from a biopsy sample taken after disease progression on the most recent treatment regimen (irrespective of whether this is EGFR TKI or chemotherapy).
Prior to entry a result from the central analysis of the patient's T790M mutation status must be obtained.
- World Health Organisation (WHO) performance status 0-1 with no deterioration over the previous 2 weeks and a minimum life expectancy of 12 weeks.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Treatment with an EGFR TKI (erlotinib or gefitinib) within 8 days (approximately 5x half-life) of the first dose of study treatment.
- Any cytotoxic chemotherapy, investigational agents or other anticancer drugs from the treatment of advanced NSCLC from a previous treatment regimen or clinical study within 14 days of the first dose of study treatment.
- AZD9291 in the present study (ie, dosing with AZD9291 previously initiated in this study).
- Any evidence of severe or uncontrolled systemic diseases, including uncontrolled hypertension, active bleeding diatheses, or active infection.
- Past medical history of interstitial lung disease, drug-induced interstitial lung disease, radiation pneumonitis which required steroid treatment, or any evidence of clinically active interstitial lung disease.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01802632
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01802632
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Sponsors and Collaborators
|Study Director:
|Serban Ghiorghiu, MSD
More Information
Additional Information:
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Keywords provided by AstraZeneca:
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 30, 2016
Additional Information:
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Thress KS, Brant R, Carr TH, Dearden S, Jenkins S, Brown H, Hammett T, Cantarini M, Barrett JC. EGFR mutation detection in ctDNA from NSCLC patient plasma: A cross-platform comparison of leading technologies to support the clinical development of AZD9291. Lung Cancer. 2015 Dec;90(3):509-15. doi: 10.1016/j.lungcan.2015.10.004. Epub 2015 Oct 9.
Kim TM, Song A, Kim DW, Kim S, Ahn YO, Keam B, Jeon YK, Lee SH, Chung DH, Heo DS. Mechanisms of Acquired Resistance to AZD9291: A Mutation-Selective, Irreversible EGFR Inhibitor. J Thorac Oncol. 2015 Dec;10(12):1736-44. doi: 10.1097/JTO.0000000000000688.
Yu HA, Tian SK, Drilon AE, Borsu L, Riely GJ, Arcila ME, Ladanyi M. Acquired Resistance of EGFR-Mutant Lung Cancer to a T790M-Specific EGFR Inhibitor: Emergence of a Third Mutation (C797S) in the EGFR Tyrosine Kinase Domain. JAMA Oncol. 2015 Oct;1(7):982-4. doi: 10.1001/jamaoncol.2015.1066.
Jänne PA, Yang JC, Kim DW, Planchard D, Ohe Y, Ramalingam SS, Ahn MJ, Kim SW, Su WC, Horn L, Haggstrom D, Felip E, Kim JH, Frewer P, Cantarini M, Brown KH, Dickinson PA, Ghiorghiu S, Ranson M. AZD9291 in EGFR inhibitor-resistant non-small-cell lung cancer. N Engl J Med. 2015 Apr 30;372(18):1689-99. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa1411817.
|Responsible Party:
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01802632 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|February 25, 2013
|Last Updated:
|February 15, 2016
|Health Authority:
|Australia: Department of Health and Ageing Therapeutic Goods Administration
France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices
Japan: Ministy of Health, Labor and Welfare
South Korea: Korea Food and Drug Administration (KFDA)
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Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by Brewsky29, Dec 14, 2012.
My problem is I need more money!!!
For whatever reason, the definition of a beer hoarder in the area I live in is "Buying more than one bottle of something and not allowing people to assume they have equal rights to my purchase."
Ok that is a definition of hording keeping beer that has obviously gone bad. Look like you need to *gulp* do more drain pours (I hate that word since I can 95% of the time finish even the worst of beer)
It's only beer hoarding when you invite someone into your cellar and they say the selection/quantity is at least as good as their favorite bottle shop.
Until then, have at it & stop worrying.
Dibs on episode #1.
I've heard that the first step is admitting you have a problem ... I'm not sure what the second step is.
You just described nearly every one of my Tuesdays for the past 18 months.
A bigger fridge won't help... Promise. lol
Yeah... I just don't like leaving beer sitting around on shelves at 70 degrees in my apartment. It worries me.
Hoarding is when you buy beer but then, for whatever reason, can't bring yourself to drink it. I've definitely been buying more beer than I can keep up with over the past couple of years, which is why I have a surplus on the order of 300+ bottles. But I am drinking it; pretty much every night I have at least one beer and sometimes more. Not that that's necessarily such a healthy thing either.
As long as you're buying beer to drink, share, or trade before it goes bad (and you can pay all your bills), then I don't see a problem. If you're buying bottles to stroke lovingly and call "my precious" then you might want to take a step back.
Better than being on the show 'Hoarders'.
I lost this argument last night. I am a collector/hoarder I guess.
You know its bad when you've run out of room in your cellar
I'm more than happy to BM you my address and be your official "fair enough" beer disposal ground If that doesn't work for you, set up some trades with folks in other regions - I'm sure you could find someone who'd be glad to trade you for a few new beers they haven't tried.
Hoarder and proud.
This is the post of the year! Well done.
Don't worry man, you're not playing with dolls... you're maneuvering action figures into strategic positions. HUGE difference... don't let anyone tell you different!
I live an hour from a Total Wine and a good bottle shop so I gotta hoard a little since I only make it over there once a month. My stockpile goes up and my stockpile goes down and then it dissapears if my lush of a brother in law shows up but that's what it's there for.
I'm thinking of starting a service to help those afflicted with this condition. I will help them through the process of lightening their load of beer. The focus will be on the highest quality stuff, since that seems to take up more space than the lower tier inventory. This is a public service, but my satisfaction will be in the relief I provide to those suffering from this malady. Let me know...I can help.
Hoarding, alcoholism...it's all relative.
Sounds just like me. I just bought 2 logs of SN celebration, a 4 pack of founders breakfast stout, st old man winter ale, anchor christmas ale and racer 5 ipa. And I want to pick up more, come tomorrow.
Just get a class "A" alcohol beverage license and start the reselling.
Problem solved!
Possibly relevant...
also because I a too have begun the hoard and I imagine most of the people's appearance here to mirror those in the link. I am up to 107, but I keep them tightly organized on a Google spreadsheet ... for science. I suppose we need a post your stash thread to ogle what people have sitting in the dark.
Its kind of fun to shop for beer, browsing and what not.
I hear ya. I have 15 special occasions planned out already! Still waiting for the first one to happen...
You said zombie apocalypse. Those are 2 FFF beers
You should stop. One must edit. You realize that is unsustainable, right? Unless you are loaded with an understanding partner, and have a huge house, with a wing dedicated to your beer problem.
*arms open*
Sounds a little light. I would go back tomorrow and double up.
Oh yeah, like we havent heard THAT line before.....
OK, back to our original poster.... yes others feel this way but... if you are taking in terms of having more than one refrigerator full all I can say is .... ROOKIE!
To see if you are a true beer hoarder then check below....
YOU MIGHT BE A BEER HOARDER IF>>>> (you knew someone what going to take it here sooner or later...)
...you start parking your car in the driveway because you got boxes of beer scattered all over the garage, ("Im still sorting the ones on the floor! I cant put them away yet dammit!")
...you build custom wood shelves along the whole OTHER side of the basement,
... you are debating changing the way to organize your stash -- Alphabetically, regionally or by style -- having tried all of them at least once.
... you build a shed in the back yard "for the lawnmower, hoses and stuff" wihile all the time thinking how much more space it will free up in the temperature controlled basement.
... the beers you keep out of storage "to try next" would take you a 2 months to drink if you drank every day...
...besides the beers you are going "to try next" you keep another bunch of rare beers out of storage "in case we have a special occasion" that would take you at least 3 weeks to drink if you drank every day.... (you can never be too prepared for special occasions....)
... you have filled your refrigerator and buy a second one. And they are commercial walk-in refrigerators.
... you keep an inventory of your beer on a spreadsheet and the file is greater than 1MB
... you buy a crew cab pickup truck solely for their advantage at beer release parties and so you dont have to make more than one trip when your favorite beer comes out.
FINALLY ... you may be a hoarder if, having bought your crewcab pickup,, your family vacations are planned, criss-crossing states to hit breweries, beer stores and release parties and everyone in the family is ordered to "pack light, we're going to need the room on the way home"
... THEN you're a hoarder. WELCOME TO THE CLUB!!!!!
closet hoarder, lol
just keep telling yourself that a lot of beers are made to be enjoyed fresh. if that doesnt work, drink more IPA's.
Good lord.
Thats my buddies! I gave him ONE Celebration ale, and it was over! I truly got this guy hooked!
Thank God I don't have to worry about hoarding... I'm an alcoholic!
There's nothing wrong with having some excess, especially if they tend to be loaded more toward the season items. If it's something you like and you're afraid you'll want it again before it comes back around, get more than you usually would. It's what I've been doing for four months now and my closet is loaded, yeah, but I'll know I'll be able to get rid of it through drinking it and/or selling it and then aging a solid bit of it. Or just have a party. We're having a Christmas party for work next Friday and I plan on brining easily $120 worth of bombers that are lining my shelves. I'll definitely go through all of it and as long as I drink half of what they contain it'll be worth it to me for tasting purposes and then getting my friends and coworkers to have a good time.
I do the same thing. I try to buy a decent amount, so I can have the beer year round (until it comes out again). My issue though is that one beer will come out and then the next big thing comes out a few weeks later. My goal this year is to identify my favorite 2-3 beers and just buy those in bulk. The rest I'll limit to 1-2 four packs.
It's an easy trap to fall into. When you start hoarding beers that don't age well you know you have a problem, if you have a stash of Hopslam it's too late. I'm collecting Porters and Stouts to drink when I want, I try and grab harder to get stuff, some I drink some I trade.
My name is Ed and I have a problem. Not enough space to store all the beer I buy. 400+ bottles and growing!


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CheezWhizX posted...shadowtemari posted...Still no role que to avoid mid or il feed mentality?
What if I want to go Double Jungle, Duo Top, or something otherwise wonky? A very popular setup in DotA is to have a Trilane (this is very much avoided in LoL because of how much gold our jungle can offer) but that couldn't even BEGIN to be an option with a Role Queue.
How is this any different from just showing your current Elo and your max Elo?
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I like it. I'm one of those people who likes to have small progressions like this. Moving up through different ranks of a medal type is nice and it gives a feeling of constant progression instead of trying to move from one medal to the next (silver to gold, gold to platinum for example).
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g-cube_masta 4 years ago#45
From: CheezWhizX | #039
Vote to disband = "Hey guys, so and so is negative in ranked with a negative k/d, please vote to disband so we don't lose" before the game even starts.
Hardly an argument against. Let them disband then. If you think it will be a neverending disband session put a limit on it (Like you can only call for a disband 3 times per hour).
Also think of surrender votes in games, they aren't that agreeable this would work the same way. If there's a legitimate troll then it would disband and either punish the troll or at least put them in a different queue.
Loss Forgiven = Duo Queues = "Hey dude, leave the game cuz we're losing so I get a loss forgiven."
Shouldn't be forgiven for the people in game, they should have the impact of the loss lessened though (in the current system, a 6 elo loss)
The people that leave get a heavier penalty. 18 elo loss in the current system plus a strike. 3 strikes and you get a 1 day suspension. Next time it is a 3 day suspension. Then a week. Then 2 weeks. Then locked out of ranked. Etc.,
I don't know why they don't have a graduated punishment system like this already in place for leavers.
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shadowtemari 4 years ago#46
EDumey posted...
From: angelwkw3 | #040CheezWhizX posted...shadowtemari posted...Still no role que to avoid mid or il feed mentality?
Tri laning isnt something anyone can successfully do. Sure voice chat helps with the less experienced that try to execute it. But still dont see why your brining tri laning up as a argument. Nothing stops you from doing it but thats up to the team and if they want to you still have your standard comp for bot mid ect. Making the choice to stray from it is up the team which pre mades dont understand which is why i think role que with vote to disband is a good idea but thats just me.
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Here's the thing, I'm about halfway through two games, RE4 and POP:TT. I like them both, but I dont know which to finish first. I heard RE4 is the best in the series, but I feel more connected to Prince of Persia, since I was with the series all the way through. I might just screw them both and play City of Heroes again.
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There are also the Red, Mexican Gray, and Gray wolves thatare killed that no one hears about, because of the SSS (Shoot, Shovel, Shut Up) mentality among many anti-wolf people. If the gray wolf was taken off the Endangered Species List, that would be devastating because they may not be considered endangered in the Rocky Mountain states, but they are definitely endangered in the rest of the lower 48, because there are no wild wolves in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, etc. When I walk in the woods, I do not hear the howl of a wolf, but I long to. Maybe someday my dream will become reality, but not if the wolves are taken off the Endangered Species List. Wolves are struggling right now in the North Western states. We all know that OR-7 is struggling to find a mate in Oregon, and has traveled as far as California in search of a mate. Wolves need to remain protected in the lower 48 states. Please write to Director Dan Ashe and let him know that you feel the wolves should remain endangered in the lower 48 states. Decisions about our wildlife should be based on science and not big business. Even though we are kids, we still have a voice. These politicians are making choices that effect our future and the future of our wildlife and the environment. We need to tell them how we feel about this.
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A few weeks after I got back from Yellowstone, I got the terrible news that 754 was shot, along with a few other collared Yellowstone wolves as well. 754 was one of the members of the Lamar Canyon pack. He was a remarkable wolf, and it's terrible that he was killed. He was also one of the first wild wolves I saw, and it's sad to think that when I go back, he won't be there. Sadly, 06 won't be there either. On December 6th, one of the most famous and loved wolves was killed.
She was shot outside of Yellowstone, near the spot 754 was killed. One man and one bullet took away a remarkable wolf, and so much more. Over $35 million dollars is made every year in Yellowstone, due to wolves alone. That has a major effect on the economy, and watching wild wolves is such an amazing opportunity. I remember watching wolves, and there's such an amazing feeling when you see one. You feel like you've never truly been in the wild until you've seen a wild wolf. It's sad that one group of people has so much power over whether or not a whole species gets eradicated. 06 was the alpha female of the Lamar Canyon pack, and she could take down an elk all by herself. Her grandparents were the well known Druid alphas 21 and 42. Her death also ended incredible and unique genetics. She was well loved by people all over the world, and many are devastated by her loss. For $18 (the cost of a license in Wyoming), a great wolf was lost – and won't be coming back.
Just about a month or two ago, I was watching her, 754, and the rest of the pack through Rick McIntyre's scope in Lamar Valley. She was in the front most of the time, and she had her tail held the highest. They revisited an old bison kill, and some were playing with the bones. As soon as I saw her, I thought about how wonderful it would be to hopefully get see her next year in June with her pups. She was very devoted to her pack, and especially her pups. It would have been great to watch her and her pups, and I'm so sad that I won't be able to see her next year, or any other year.
So many jobs will be lost in Yellowstone if wolves are eradicated, because the Yellowstone Wolf Project employs so many people. Dr. Doug Smith has been there since the very beginning.
They're out in the elements, and it's hard work. The work they do is very important, though. We have learned so much valuable information about wolves and their behavior because of their important work. I think about what Dr. Doug Smith and the rest of the Yellowstone Wolf Project have lost already, because of one person's sheer hatred toward an animal.
I give wolf presentations, and one of the things I talk about is trophic cascade. The trophic cascade in Yellowstone happened because of people. Ever since wolves were brought back to the park, balance has been restored. The #1 killer of Yellowstone wolves in the park was other wolves, and not people – the way it should be. But now hunters have made a major impact on the wolf population, taking over 10% of the population. The way wolves are 'managed' outside of the park isn't right. 85% of Wyoming is allowed to shoot wolves on sight year-round, and even wolf pups can be shot for no reason. You don't even need a permit. Hunting was allowed just outside of Yellowstone, and hunters would wait right outside the park for wolves. Humans have a major impact on the environment, and every decision we make either has a positive or negative effect. Decisions should be based on science and facts, and for good management you need a higher and healthy population of wolves for biodiversity. Without that, the whole population would die out. People are in charge of our future, and we need to learn that we don't own the earth – we share it with every other living thing on the planet. The future is up to us, and it's our responsibility not to ruin it for future generations.
"We do not inherit the earth form our ancestors, we borrow it from our children".
In October, I got the amazing once-in-a-lifetime experience to see wild wolves in the best place to see them – Yellowstone National Park. I was able to meet other Wolfwatchers from different states, too. They were all so very nice and welcoming. I saw my very first wild wolf through Rick McIntyre's spotting scope. It was the Lamar Canyon pack, and 06 was ahead of the rest of the pack with her tail held high. We watched them move through Lamar Valley as a pack – all 13 of them! Some were playing, and some scent rolled on an old bison carcass. A few of the wolves picked up some old bones and ran around with them. We watched them for hours, until they disappeared into the trees. Then we went on a drive to try to find moose, bears, and of course more wolves. We pulled into a pullout to turn around. Chris, one of the Wolfwatchers, saw wolf tracks in the snow. Dave looked at them, and said that they were just human prints. But Chris got out to get a closer look, and my mom followed him. They just took a quick glance at them, then they shouted, "Wolf tracks! Wolf tracks!" Dave and I got out to see. There were massive paw prints in the snow, each about the size of my hand, and going in a straight line. Dave and I followed the tracks forward, to where they led. Chris decided to backtrack, and my mom went along with him. Dave and I were almost at the river when we heard them shout, "A wolf! A wolf! A black wolf!" We ran over to them, but by the time we got there, he was in a patch of trees, so we couldn't see him. But he ran again to get away form us, and crossed to the other side of the road. He was pacing back and forth along the side of the road. You could see how afraid he was of us. So we decided to get in the cars, and back them up all the way. He finally crossed behind us, and howled. We got out of the cars, and watched him run through the river up onto a steep hill. That wolf was 712M, the wolf my parents had sponsored a collar for for my birthday. He was black, with a gray muzzle and a little patch of gray on his chest. That was only my first day in the park.
Yesterday I had the amazing experience to get face to face with real live wolves with Mission: Wolf. They went to the Maritime Museum in Fall River, MA. I brought a couple of friends to share this amazing experience, and I'm sure they enjoyed it just as much as I did. It started with Kent Weber, the founder of Mission: Wolf, talking about wild wolves and wolves in captivity. He was comparing wolf behavior to dog behavior, too. I found it all quite interesting. Then, when he was finished, they brought three wolves out of a bus and into the museum. There was Zeab, Magpie, and Abe. Zeab was a two year old black wolf, Magpie was a 10 year old white and grey wolf, and Abe was a copper colored wolf hybrid. They walked the wolves around the circle, and some people sat on the floor to pet them. When the wolves came by, they would give you a brief greeting and continue along. Kent told us some more about wolves, and before they brought the wolves back into the trailer, we tried to get the wolves to howl. Kent invited me and my friends to go into the wolf trailer to get some one-on-one time with Zeab, Magpie and Abe. It was a great night, and an experience I'll remember for the rest of my life.
Mission: Wolf's name is a perfect fit for what they do. Kent and his wife Tracy have spent their life giving homes to unwanted wolves and wolf dog hybrids. Their sanctuary in Westcliffe, Colorado is home to about 36 wolves and wolf-dogs. They spend most of their time either caring for the wolves or traveling all around the country to educate people about wolves, and that they don't make good pets. Their motto is Education v.s. Extinction, meaning that if people aren't educated about wolves, and that they're not bad, they will become extinct. This is the truth, sadly. I really respect and appreciate what they are doing,and I think it is very important. Not only seeing, but feeling a real wolf is an unforgettable experience that touches many people's hearts and minds. So thank you, Kent and Tracy, for all of your hard work and dedication to help save the wolves. And thank you for giving my friends and I the experience of a lifetime.
~Alyssa Grayson
Next week, I'll be taking the once-in-a-lifetime trip to Yellowstone National Park. I'm very excited, and I can't wait to go. Ever since I was little, I've dreamed of seeing my first wild wolf. I'll hopefully be meeting Dr. Doug Smith,
the head of the Yellowstone Wolf Project, along with Rick McIntyre, Dr. Nathan Varley, and Laurie Lyman. When they radio collar the wolves, they take fur and blood samples to find out what diseases they've been exposed to and to see the genetics of the wolf, measure their teeth and paws, measure them from the tip of the nose to the end of their tail and weigh them. At the end of the year, they release an annual Yellowstone Wolf Report, that shows the packs and the wolves in each pack. (To learn more about the Yellowstone Wolf Project, click here or here. To read 2011's annual wolf report, click here.) But I fear for the wolves in Yellowstone, because hunting will be allowed on all sides of the park, and trapping as well. They will also be lured out of the park with electronic calls of wolf pups in distress. Wolves are very protective of wolf pups, even if they're not their own. I would like to ask people to write to the governors and the senators that are allowing this to take place, and to ask them to please stop. I'm sure that I will have lots to report to you after the trip.
– Alyssa Grayson
Untitled Story by Alyssa..
I wrote this story for a writing assignment at school. I never really thought of a title for it, though. I'm against trapping, because it's cruel, torturous, inhumane, and no longer needed. Montana has decided to go along with the trapping of wolves, and I can only imagine how a wolf would feel if it were to wander into the jaws of a trap. It must be terrible, the pain and suffering that the animal goes through. Anyway, here's my story, and I hope you like it!Winding your way through a dense tangle of trees is hard. Especially, when you're up to the tip of your tail in snow. Little white flakes are still cascading down from the sky, even though there's not a cloud in sight. I emerge from the forest and into a small spot that's bare of trees, probably because it's just a large hill. There is something strange about it, though. The birds aren't swarming around the trees like they normally do. In fact, there is no sign of any animal coming through here at all. There's just a large set of footprints cutting through the almost perfect sheet of nearly untouched snow. Just as I take a step forward to investigate farther, a cold metal object clamps my paw in a grip that's nearly impossible to break. I release a yelp of pain.
Minutes turn into hours. Hours turn into days. I've dug out the chain attached to the trap, and I've begun to chew on it and yank on it. But no matter how much I try, it doesn't budge. My blood has died the snow around it a ruby red, because once I even tried to gnaw my imprisoned paw off. I'm starving, so I lick up the snow around me to get some form of energy.
I hear the heavy thud of human footsteps coming up the hill. They come unarmed, but they do have a strange wooden board. The humans take turns sliding down the hillside, the littlest one first, the biggest one last. This happens a number of times before the smallest one sees me and says, "WOLF! Look, Mommy a wolf!" She's tugging on the other human's paw until she spots me too. "Wow, she's awful pretty. Look at those eyes." She and the little one come towards me, and I begin to wildly thrash around unable to run or escape my imprisonment. They hold my paw, which throbs horribly with pain. I whimper and growl in protest until I realize how foolish I am. They slip the trap off my paw. I run. They wave their paws at me, and I stop running. I howl to them, then continue on my trek. I'm sure I'll never forget the humans that saved my life.
~Alyssa Grayson
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Wolves have amazing senses, and they can see very well. They can see about the same as humans in bright light! Here are some facts about wolf eyes and their eyesight:
* Wolf eyes are usually brown, yellow, orange or a pale shade of green. A wolf's eyes aren't blue, which is a mistake people usually make. They are only blue when wolves are pups.
* A wolf's eyes are in the front if it's skull.
* Wolves have 180 degree vision.
* Wolves can see movement out of the corner of their eye
* A wolf's eye can show it's mood by the pupil expanding or contracting.
* Wolves can't see all colors, but some of the most distinctive are red, yellow, green and blue.
* Wolf pups are born blind, but open their eyes when 11-15 days old
* Wolf eyes can identify objects that are over 100 feet away.
* Staring, to a wolf, is considered a threat. It means you want to challenge them for their rank and status
There is a fun activity to do! Wolves can see very well in the dark, better than people can, which comes in handy when hunting prey at night. It is especially helpful for wolves in Alaska, because sometimes there are 24 hours of darkness! You can test your "night vision" with a few colored index cards at night. Here's how:
Stand in a dark room. Have your index cards in your hand. If you only have white, you can make them colored by coloring them so they are completely one color. You want to have a few different colors, or the experiment won't work. Shuffle the index cards, and close your eyes. Take a random one out of the pile with your eyes still closed. Put the rest of the cards aside, and open your eyes now. Look at the index card in your hand. Do you know what color it is? Try to guess without turning on a light. Once you have guessed what color it is, and you really think you know, turn the light on and see if you were right. If you want, you can put that card with the other cards again, shuffle the pile again, and repeat the process. You can keep repeating this until you are finished the whole pile. Which color was the easiest to identify? Which was the hardest?
" To look into the eyes of a wolf is to see your own soul-hope you like what you see." Aldo Leopold
In 1926, the last wolf in Yellowstone was shot. But why? Some people have developed a fear and hatred for wolves, and they want to kill all of them. Their opinion about wolves isn't based on science, though. Even though it sounds kind of silly, it is based on stories like Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs. Both stories have a "Big, Bad Wolf", but in reality, wolves are big. But are they bad?
Once a major predator, such as a wolf, is taken out of the ecosystem, the whole thing gets thrown off balance. Wolves control ungulate populations, and without them to do so, their population will rise. Wolves keep an ungulate herd moving, and if they don't move, they stay in one spot to graze. Ungulates, such as elk, like to eat small aspen and willow trees, and other vegetation that grows along the streamside. Without plants near the river, erosion happens. Erosion is when loose soil that isn't anchored to the ground by plants is swept away by wind or rain. The soil didn't really have a place to go other than into the river, so the river became shallower. Without aspen and willow trees to protect the river from the sun, the temperature of the water rose. Fish left the rivers and streams because the water was too shallow and warm. Beavers left because they also liked to eat streamside vegetation, and they used willow and aspen trees to build dams with. The elk that weren't grazing by the rivers and streams ate the tall grasses that sheltered small rodents like mice and voles. The coyote population also went up because wolves control their population, too. They ate most of the rodents; they were easy prey because they couldn't hide in the tall grasses. Birds of prey, such as hawks, eagles, and owls had to leave because they also ate rodents, and the coyotes ate most of them. This is called trophic cascade. Trophic cascade is when one major predator is removed from the ecosystem, and changes like this happen. This is exactly what happened in Yellowstone a while after the last wolf was shot.
On January 12, 1995, 14 gray wolves were caught in Canada and brought to Yellowstone. They stayed in "acclamation pens". These are cages that are about an acre, and wolves were kept in them for 10 weeks, so they didn't go back to Canada and so they can form pack roles, because some wolves came without a pack.
The government spent a lot of money on bringing them back to Yellowstone, but now they're spending a lot to try to get rid of the wolves everywhere else. The trophic cascade in Yellowstone proved wolves are important, so why get rid of them? Because some people aren't educated about the "real" wolf. They know about the fictional "Big, Bad Wolf", but do they know about the "Big, Good Wolf"? The REAL wolf? That's why we have organizations like Wolfwatcher, who care about wolves and try to educate people about them. But you don't have to be a certain age or part of a certain organization to save a species. Saving a whole species of animals sounds like a really big, hard job, and it is. It's important, too. If we all join together, and make our voices heard for those who can't speak, we CAN save a species. There is power in numbers. Don't let the howls stop. We have to save the wolves before it's too late!
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Big Ears of the Red Wolf. Gray Wolf Ears
Wolves have very unique ears that can hear six miles away in the forest and ten miles away in the tundra. Here are a few quick facts about wolf ears:
*Wolf ears are about two inches long.
*A wolf's ear is rounded, unlike a coyote's pointed ear.
*Wolve's are born deaf, but begin hearing within a few weeks after birth.
*Red wolves have large ears to cool themselves off in the hot and humid climate of the south.
*The warm blood flowing around in the larger ears of the red wolf loses heat to the surrounding air. When this blood returns to the body it is much cooler and in this way helps to keep them cool.
*A wolf ear can go to a 180 degree angle to hear a sound better.
*A wolf's ears move independently of each other.
*You can sometimes tell how a wolf is feeling by looking at it's ears. if the wolf's ears are back, the wolf could be frightened or showing submission. If the wolf's ears are forward, the wolf could be alert or saying "I'm the alpha". If the ears are relaxed, the wolf could be tired or relaxed.
* A gray wolf's ears are smaller than a red wolf's ears.
*Wolves are able to hear the heartbeat of small animals under the snow.
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National Wolfwatcher Coalition
Wolves need our help now more then ever. We need wolves back on the Endangered Species list!
There used to be 200,000 wolves in North America. Now fewer than 1,200 remain in the wild in the Northern Rockies. The Gray Wolf is fighting its way back from near extinction and its current population isn't even half as large as it's previous population. This is much too small a number for wolves to thrive and have great biodiversity.
Ranchers say that wolves are killing their livestock, but wolves are really only responsible for about 1% of livestock loss. Disease and harsh winters are the two biggest killers. And there are other predators, too. If you take out the wolf, then you will need to take out the bears, coyotes, cougars, eagles etc. to protect the livestock. How can a single group of people decide what species to exterminate and which ones to keep? Think about a tower representing the ecosystem. Each carefully placed brick represents a species of animal. If you take away a brick, the whole tower could collapse. We share the Earth with these magnificent animals. It is not for humans to decide which forests to destroy, which species to eradicate, etc. These animals have inhabited these areas for a countless number of years. It is the ranchers who are invading their territory. The Native Americans were able to peacefully coexist with all animals, so why can't we?
Wolves are very smart. there are ways to keep wolves away from land without having to kill them. You can play sounds of howling wolves to keep them away – wolves are very territorial. You can also scare them with loud noises, moving things, etc. Most importantly, if you kill a wolf, how will it be able to bring the message to the pack that a certain area isn't safe?
Hunters believe that wolves are responsible for there not being enough elk to hunt. There is a balance in nature that is always changing. There has never been a case where predators have hunted out their food source to depletion. Wolves aren't always successful when they hunt. Sometimes wolves are injured or killed when hunting their prey. This is part of the balance. Wolves keep the herds of elk moving which is a really good thing. The left over carcass also provides food for many scavengers.
Some people might think I'm a vegetarian, but I am not. And I'm not against hunting for food or other survival purposes either. I have a lot of hunters in my family and may hunt too when I am older. Some years we have venison on the table or in the freezer and sometimes we don't. They are not always successful because hunting is not easy and that's how it should be. We don't have wolves in Rhode Island so you can't blame their unsuccessful hunt on that.
Wolves belong long on this Earth and shouldn't be irradicated just because people are misinformed or because of people's fear of them.
Alyssa Grayson
National Wolfwatcher Coalition
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DALLAS (AP) - Longtime city councilman Al Lipscomb, convicted last week of accepting bribes, will decide by Wednesday whether he will resign from his Dallas seat, his lawyer said.
Though Lipscomb wants to remain on the council during the appeals process, he is concerned that U.S. District Judge Joe Kendall could put him behind bars to await sentencing if he doesn't step down, said attorney Scottie Allen.
"Al Lipscomb is a lot of things, but he is no fool, and he is no coward," Allen is quoted as saying in Sunday editions of The Dallas Morning News. "He is going to listen to everybody and do what's in the best interests of him, his family and his constituents."
On Tuesday, a federal jury in Amarillo found the 74-year-old civil-rights leader guilty of 65 counts of conspiracy and bribery. Prosecutors alleged that Lipscomb accepted cash payments and other gifts from Yellow Cab Co. owner Floyd Richards in exchange for voting in the company's favor on taxi-related issues.
Kendall set a Feb. 8 detention hearing, saying Lipscomb's continued service on the council might pose a "danger to the community." In his order scheduling the hearing, Kendall said he is particularly concerned because of allegations that Lipscomb accepted four bribes totaling $7,700 from the owner of a topless club in the early 1990s.
A punishment hearing for Lipscomb, who maintains his innocence, is scheduled for April 10. Lipscomb faces up to 645 years in prison and a maximum fine of $16.2 million.
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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.
Dining Style:
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Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
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Price Range:
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Fleming's Steakhouse - Brookfield Ratings and Reviews
Flemings is always good for a great stea ...
Flemings is always good for a great steak. On this occasion impressed us as they "remembered" how we like our steaks done. (Being in IT, I have to put "remembered" in quotes). If they expanded this approach to include suggestions for our previous choice of wines or desserts, that'd be awesome. We also like that even though this is a higher-end restaurant, they don't make you wait for each course... Service was prompt.
Flemings is a go-to for us when looking for a reliably great steak and great service.
The food was outstanding, but our waitr ...
The food was outstanding, but our waitress was anything but. She was prompt in serving us, but had a negative attitude. Did not smile until the very end of the meal, when she brought us our check. My husband and I were very uncomfortable with the attitude and would not return again if we thought that we would experience the same thing. I expect more from the wait staff than simply bringing the food. A pleasant demeanor and occasional smile would have been nice.
It was our first and only time going the ...
It was our first and only time going there for dinner. The dinner happened to be a birthday date and the server never asked what brought us in and had we ever dined before. We would have loved a little run down or introduction, but sadly that was not the case. The place was not busy and we felt a little snubbed. The best part was the steak, the asparagus was dry and woody and the calamari was delightful.
It only takes one bad experience to ruin the experience and prevent future visits.
Restaurant is average. The main dining ...
Restaurant is average. The main dining room is very dark (old school business environment) and the food is ok. Nothing about the food, ambience or service stands out, good or bad. If you like a traditional american meal in a dark atmosphere with a decent wine list, Flemings is your place.
The prime rib "special" was about the wo ...
The prime rib "special" was about the worst piece of meat I've eaten. Dry, really tough, and it was ordered rare. The sides weren't bad, but I'd rather spend more money and get a decent piece of meat. The service was exceedingly slow and it was early and the restaurant was far from busy. It took 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete our meal and we didn't hang around with a cup of coffee when finished. I've been to this establishment four times now and the last three have all been a disappointment so we will not be going back. I wish Capital Grille, Ruth's Chris, or Morton's were in that location as it is very convenient for us. Oh, well!
Nice experience, food was tasty, we had ...
Nice experience, food was tasty, we had an appetizer plus two small plates. The portions were adequate. Our cocktails were good especially the Makers Mark peach Martini. The service and attention to detail was good.
We do not live very close to the restaur ...
We do not live very close to the restaurant, so we do not make it there often. However, we will definitely make the drive for special occasions such as anniversary and birthdays. We both thoroughly enjoy their Newport Petite Filet with their special potatoes accompanied by a salad wedge with Roquefort dressing. We have always enjoyed dining there as they make their customers feel welcome and appreciated. Very friendly staff as well.
Very good food, wine, service and ambien ...
Very good food, wine, service and ambience, but still very expensive. The server was fine, but was required to explain a couple of rather involved promotional gimmicks designed to encourage us to return by moderating the high prices. We might return for a special occasion, but not for everyday dining.
Wagu NY Strip was poor. At $56 a steak, ...
Wagu NY Strip was poor. At $56 a steak, I was expecting a tender, exceptional steak and what I was served was a below average cut of beef I could have gotten on sale at a supermarket. VERY disappointed. I had to politely try to spit out pieces of sinew from every bite. The wedge salad I ordered was a loose piece of iceberg lettuce with brown spots and a couple of grape tomatoes rolling around on the side of the plate. It seemed like everything was what was left over from the weekend with no fresh delivery on Sunday. My wife's prime rib "Sunday Special" was little more than soup meat. $302 for four people was allot of money for below average food.
Nothing here from cocktails to dessert impressed me. I wanted to go to the Five O'Clock Steakhouse but Fleming's was more convenient on this visit to Milwaukee.
We have eaten at this restaurant every y ...
We have eaten at this restaurant every year for our anniversary. This year it was a little off. My steak ordered medium rare was dry. To dark for people who have a hard time seeing. And when opening the door from the bar to the outside patio it kept blinding me. A little disappointed.
wow food was real good but very very ex ...
wow food was real good but very very expensive for the size of the meal, service was great
everything is a separate change. It was a little confusing for most restaurants when the list a entree it normally comes with a side or two, soup or salad for the price of the entree but not here they do ask what you would like but is a added on charge for it.
When "dinner" time( around 5:00 PM ) came about they lowered the lighting for a more romantic atmosphere but failed in my opinion it was so dark you had a hard time looking across the restaurant.
I will never go back !! There are many restaurants in the area that serve just a good food for half the cost and just as good service.
Great meal (with even better dessert)
Fleming's offers a good variety of meats as well as seafood. The sea bass we had was good, but the steak was excellent! We had a few craft cocktails that were quite good and unique as well.
While all of that would have been enough, it was the desserts that really "took the cake".
When you go to Fleming's you must try the Chocolate Lava cake and the Carrot Cake.
I confirmed with our super friendly waitress, (a big plus) that the Carrot cake is made "in-house".
Fleming's is definitely a hit for dinner, but if you've already eaten, at least stop in for dessert!
The waiter missed our requests 3 times. ...
The waiter missed our requests 3 times. First, water no ice for my son. Second, I ordered an Angus dish and I was brought a Rib Eye which was twice the price. Finally, we ordered a berry sherbet with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. We received berry sherbet with a side a of berries as a side. When we told the waiter about our original request, he ended up bringing the scoop of vanilla ice cream. Just to be clear. I visit restaurants at least 4 times per week. I believe I know a thing or two about how to order food. We don't pick restaurants based on price but rather the food and the service. Based on the previous, I'm not coming back to Fleming's.
We had a fabulous experience. A cocktail ...
We had a fabulous experience. A cocktail in the bar and then a cozy booth for dinner. Our waiter Jared was exceptional and our food was spot on. I have eaten at other Flemings but it was the first time for my husband. We will be back!!!
Pricey but excellent!
The entire meal was excellent, especially the "tomato basil soup". The "Chilean sea bass" was cooked to perfection, however, the tomatoes in the dish were not ripe enough to eat. Still a great choice. I wish it were not so pricey so that we could frequent it more often!
Quite noisy-hard to hold any conversation!
The steak prices are quite high for what you get. Everything is ala-carte beyond the basic piece of meat, which really drives up the price of a meal in a hurry!
While my steak was good, I didn't feel it deserved a price of $45+. We belong to a local private country club where the food is just as good, if not better, and where $45 will buy a complete dinner, including dessert.
My husband and I enjoy going out for nice dinners every once and a while and don't mind spending the money to do so. This place was good but we do not feel the food was the quality we would have expected given the price we paid. I want a steak that melts in my mouth for that price. Our server Jared was terrific though!
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