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Europe's Best Big-Time Small Destination 2014 is…
The Danish town of Ribe has been named Europe's best Big-Time Small Destination in our poll of over 46,000 voters for our Europe's Best Big-Time Small Destinations Trump Card Battles.
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A small town that has the award of being Denmark's oldest, Ribe is certainly a place where there is too much to experience. Lined with cobblestoned streets and timbered houses, you can relax in the atmosphere of cosy cafes and quirky and interesting shops. Why not accompany the Night Watchman on his route as he sings to alert citizens that bedtime is coming whilst he tells you stories about witches, fires and floods. As a major Viking destination, the town pays homage with a Viking Centre that you can wander and marvel in.
The Trump Card Points Winner and Judges Choice has gone to Ronda, Spain
Ronda, Spain
By adding the points of of all Trump cards, we came out with Ronda, Spain the clear judges choice for top honors.
High in the Andalusian Mountains in Spain, many villages have a very distinct white-washed look to them earning them the name the Pueblos Blancos. Standing amongst them is Spain's oldest city, Ronda that has epic spanning bridges overlooking the El Tajo Canyon that is 100 metres deep. The city straddles the canyon and connected by old bridges dating back to the 14th Century that offers a complete new experience for the visitor. This sandstone covered city will certainly give you the cultural experience as you tuck into tapas and wine on a rooftop terrace as you watched the blazing sun set into the canyon.
Although no British destinations placed in the top 10, Portree, Scotland was ranked as the highest voted British destination.
Portree, Scotland
You cannot get more Scottish at Portree, the main town on the Isle of Skye, which serves as a bustling port, a gateway to beautiful nature reserves and the ultimate Scottish culture centre. A wondrous bird watching experience can be found here where you can spot rare birds while you explore the panoramic beauty of the Trottemish Ridge to stumble upon weird rock formations aptly known as The Old Man of Storr and Kilt Rock. Why not appreciate the scenery altogether with a pony-trek to the peaks of the Skye hills?
Gallery of all Cards Ranked by Votes
Have a look at all destinations in our gallery of the Best Big-Time Small Destinations ranked by placement.
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Supporters are encouraged by last year's minimum wage increase and are launching a campaign to support bills in the state Senate and Assembly that would require employers to offer earned paid sick time.
The lawmakers who sponsor the bills call it a "matter of fairness."
"Every day they get up and have to make a decision on whether they can afford to lose a day's pay, which goes to pay their food bill and a pair of shoes for their kids or their mortgage payment," says Sen. Loretta Weinberg.
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The ESAC Point Prevalence Survey of patterns of antibiotic use in 50 European hospitals in 2008
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Muller A., Amadeo B., Hendrickx E., Vankerckhoven V., Davey P., Goossens H.
Objectives: To perform a Point Prevalence Study (PPS) on antimicrobial prescription in a larger sample of European hospitals, as compared to the PPS-2006 study.
Methods: Data was collected during two subsequent calendar weeks in May-July 2008 in 50 hospitals in 26 European countries. The study protocol was a simplified version of the 2006 one. An internal web-based application was developed and PDA was used in a subset of hospitals. Antimicrobial prescriptions were recorded using the ATC classification. Demographic data on treated patients, indications, diagnoses, culture pre-therapy and reasons for treatment recorded in notes were collected.
Results: Among the 25,710 admitted patients, 8,126 (31%) received antimicrobials for a total of 11,208 therapies of which 5,601 (69%, 68% in 2006) were monotherapy. Antibiotics represented 90% of the prescriptions (range: 7496). The most commonly prescribed antibiotics were penicillins with beta-lactamase inhibitor (22%, range: 055), cephalosporins (20%, range: 360), and fluoroquinolones (13%, range: 040). In intensive care wards, glycopeptides represented the third class (7%, range 025), followed by the fluoroquinolones. The proportions of parenteral use within the total antibiotic prescriptions, the penicillins and the fluoroquinolones were 74% (64% in 2006), 32% and 6% respectively, however wide variations occurred between hospitals. Infections represented 74% (78% in 2006) of all the indications. Among the curative treatments, 66% (62% in 2006) were for community-acquired infections. Pneumonia and skin and soft tissue infections were the predominating diagnoses representing respectively, 25% and 16%. Surgical prophylaxis represented 72% (68% in 2006) of all prophylactic treatments. The >1 day course for surgical prophylaxis that was already high in 2006 (56%) increased to 65% (range: 57100 depending of the site) in 2008. The use of single dose pre-operative prophylaxis ranged from 0% to 91% within the hospitals.
Conclusion: The PPS 2008 results, based on a larger sample of hospitals and countries are in accordance with the 2006 PPS data. The survey confirmed the too long duration of surgical prophylaxis and the predominance of the parenteral route. ESAC successfully developed a web-based and PDA tool for surveying antibiotic use and quality assessment in European hospitals, which will be rolled out in 2009 to many European hospitals.
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Subject: Audit of SBA Regulations Relating to Unconditional Ownership Requirements for Indian Tribes, Report No. 10-07
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Xinhua, Feb. 3, 2014: [A]ccording to the central government here, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), TEPCO is struggling to contain massive influxes of contaminated water on a daily basis and must now weigh the risks of dumping excess radioactive water into ocean. […] Juan Carlos Lentijo, head of the IAEA's mission floated the idea of releasing radioactive water into the ocean when on a recent mission to the stricken facility [...] Lentijo added that TEPCO should weigh the possible damaging effects of discharging toxic water against the total risks involved in the overall decommissioning work process. […] "You cannot keep storing the water forever. We have to make choice comparing all risks involved," [Shunichi Tanaka, chairman of Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority] said.
Wall St. Journal, Feb. 4, 2014: When implemented the [pumping] system is expected to cut the daily flow of contaminated water to as low as 290 tons compared with 400 tons now.
Kyodo News, Feb. 3, 2014: The groundwater will be pumped out before it mingles with the highly radioactive water accumulating and leaking from the cracked basements of the flooded reactor buildings […] filtration systems [are] unable to keep pace and storage space rapidly running out – dumping appears to be the government's only solution until it can build a giant experimental freezer around the complex expected to take two years.
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Controversial Michael Vick to Appear on Oprah Winfrey Show
The controversial Philadelphia Eagles QB Michael Vick is set make an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show on February 24th. Being the polarizing figure that Vick is, Oprah has been called into question about why she would interview Vick. As for Vick himself, he is still trying to recuperate his image since his dog-fighting ring incident that landed the Pro Bowl QB in prison. Vick had his best season as a pro throwing for over 3,000 yards and posting career highs in touchdown passes (21) and passer rating (100.2). He garnered the most votes and was named to his fourth Pro Bowl as the starter for the NFC in the NFL Pro Bowl. The show should draw huge ratings because of the disparity that Vick causes along with the insightful questions of his life that only Oprah can ask. I'm sure Oprah knows this is a calculated risk but this is an interview she couldn't pass up. She and Piers Morgan openly placed a bet on who would land the interview first and looks as if Oprah has won.
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Diversity is the chief characteristic of health issues facing the Latino community in terms of illnesses, risk factors and lifestyles, according to a new study taken by the National Institutes of Health.
The document, "Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos Data Book: A Report to the Communities," shows that the percentage of people with asthma varies from 35.8 percent among the population of Puerto Rican origin, to 7.4 percent among those of Mexican descent.
Hypertension is much higher among Cubans, 32.2 percent, than among South Americans, 20.3 percent.
As for diet, while 55 percent of Cubans eat five or more pieces of fruit and vegetables a day, that is true of only 19.2 percent of Puerto Ricans.
In general, more men eat fruit and vegetables than women, but females consume less sodium than males.
Though diversity is the dominant note of Hispanic health issues, the authors of the study also found points in common among the entire community, such as diabetes.
Approximately one out of every three Latinos has prediabetes, which is to say, blood glucose levels higher than average but not high enough to be considered diabetes, a proportion that is fairly equal among the different groups of Hispanics.
"Although Hispanics represent one out of every six people in the U.S., our knowledge about Hispanic health has been limited," NIH's Dr. Larissa Aviles-Santa said.
Aviles-Santa said that the study provides a scientific basis for understanding risk factors among the Latino community and so be able to design more effective health policies.
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Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has been linked with moves to Aston Villa, Everton and Sunderland this month less than four years after his £22 million move from Goodison Park.
The 30-year-old England international had been on the bench in recent weeks before the New Year's Day win over Stoke City.
City manager Roberto Mancini insists the club will not be doing any business unless the opportunity presents itself to bolster the squad.
Kolo Toure is set for African Nations Cup duty with the Ivory Coast which means any move for Lescott may have to wait until the summer.
Lescott could not be considered a waste of City money after playing his part in the club's Premier League and FA Cup successes over the past two seasons.
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Measuring Great Lakes water quality today and a century ago
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It's been 100 years since the International Joint Commission conducted a Great Lakes-wide bacteriological study. Scientists are now looking to recreate the 1913 research; the 100 years study will assess how water quality in the Basin has changed over time.
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Trial Delayed in FAMU Hazing Death
Dorothy Rowley | 6/17/2014, 10:06 a.m.
The final five people charged in the 2011 hazing death of the Florida A&M University marching band's drum major have had their trial — which was slated to begin next week — postponed until September.
Circuit Judge Renee Roche made the ruling Monday regarding the former Marching 100 band members who have been charged with manslaughter and hazing in the death of Robert Champion.
Champion, 26, died after the hazing ritual known as "Crossing Bus C," that had him run through the band's bus while a gauntlet of band members severely beat him. Medical examiners reported that he died within an hour of the beating.
Dino Michaels, attorney for Dante Martin, "president" of the bus where the hazing occurred, informed the judge early Monday that the case wasn't ready for trial. The Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office did not oppose the delay.
In explaining reasons for the delay, Michaels alluded to difficulties in scheduling depositions with witnesses, including other former members of the Marching 100 band who have since left the university and "scattered all over the place," he said. "When this happened, they were all in school."
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Sir Elton John and husband David Furnish have reportedly become a fathers for the second time.
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All our dogs are socialized and we try to provide you a good understanding of the dog's personality. Please visit our website for more information about what we do; http://www.yourtxrescueconnection.org/. You will also find helpful information about transport, our adoption application and pictures of our all our dogs/pups looking for homes!!
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COLUMBUS An employee of the Hancock County ODOT garage won the Ohio Department of Transportation Director s Cup Truck and Loader Roadeo last week at Ohio State Fairgrounds.
John Rinker of Van Buren, Ohio, won the truck event for the third time after competing against 24 other ODOT employees from around the state. He scored 113 points more than the second-place finisher at the event.
The top four finishers in the truck and loader competitions won a certificate, a day off with pay, and a U.S. Savings Bond.


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The Acceleration/Deceleration Indicator (AC) measures acceleration and deceleration of the current driving force.Average Directional Movement Index (ADX)
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Liquor Legislation Passes In Two Towns
Henderson, KY – A voter turnout estimated at 95% has approved limited sales of liquor
by the drink in Cave City.
The measure passed Tuesday by just six votes...317 - 311.
An ordinance that has received final approval enables some Henderson
restaurants to legally serve alcohol on Sundays.
The Sunday alcohol sales ordinance passed Tuesday night and would
limit Sunday sales to hotels, motels and those restaurants that can seat
at least 100 people. The establishments must also derive at least half of
their revenues from the sale of food.
City officials say probably fewer than a dozen restaurants would meet
that criteria.
Sunday sales will be limited to the hours between 1:00 and 11:00 pm.


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No, ChromeHounds isn't the name of some new indie-rock band all your friends pretend to like. They're actually gigantic robots that you control in the battlefield of the future, and despite how this flashy trailer makes them seem, these "hounds" can be a pain to maneuver. Well, never fear my friends, Cheat is here to walk you through one of the hardest missions: "Soldier: Level Six."
["Mercenary we've received a report that there's an enemy base camp at Point H6. Destroy it and we can turn the tide of this battle."] This episode is particularly tricky, because you have to defend military commander Silvy Bernard's base while venturing deep into the field to destroy the bad guys' camp.
["We'll provide backup, but try to take down as many enemy units that head our way as you can, too."] Yeah, sure you'll back us up. Seriously though gamers, don't expect much help from your gal-pal. Unless, of course, you count "panicking" as "help." ["Enemy reinforcements detected! Hurry up and destroy their headquarters!"]
As soon as the level starts, immediately head west to intercept five spider-like sniping bots. ["Mercenary our soldiers are dying! We need you to hold back the enemy!"] Calm down, already. We're on it. [Sniper explodes]
Once you've helped out your friends, it's time to head south, following the main road while blowing up a group of hovercraft. Watch closely: As soon as you see them come to a stop, it's time to move on to your next victim. [Hovercraft explodes]
Once you've killed those losers, cut to the east and head for the hills to reach higher ground. Remember, in ChromeHounds, elevation makes it easier for you to hit your targets, so follow Dave Chapelle's advice and stay as high as you possibly can.
Walk south, but keep your eye on the road to the right. Each one of those bad guys is headed right for your base camp.
You're gonna encounter a lot of troops passing you by, so switch between your weapons in rapid succession to make the most of your artillery. Just be sure that you stay on the move. Remember, you're on a time limit here.
Once you clear the hill, you should be able to see your goal off in the distance. Head to the base at H6 and start laying down bombs at the base of the uh… well… the base.
You can kill some of the bad guys nearby, but focus on circling the fort as you unload your artillery into the sides of the building. Before you know it, their headquarters… will be history. [Explosion]
When you pass the level, you're treated to this pessimistic report by Silvy: ["Looks like we managed to survive somehow..."] Uh oh, sounds like Silvy's a "glass is half empty" type. Aw, cheer up, lady: We just beat one of the toughest levels the world of ChromeHounds has to offer.


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Sound: HEALTH is a noise rock/experimental electronic group, who became a big part of the electronic scene in 2007 when their album with Crystal Castles debuted, and then took off. That year would also see the release of their first album, which is self-titled. HEALTH execute a very high energy sound, that is often chaotic and uses the whole "wall of sound" factor very well. There are some beautiful sounds produced from their pedals, all behind some really furious drumming. The music can be surprising, with fits of distorted yells weaving at times through a more chilled-out drum part, with little to nothing else going on, like in the song "Tabloid Sores".
What really sets this album aside is the huge experimental factor that went into it. The songwriting is quite different from the norm, and then that is filled with some strange sounds that you hardly ever hear nowadays. The combination of their electronic equipment with their and instruments creates some very mystical and sometimes extremely aggressive sounds. This album mixes mainly instrumental tracks with a few chanted vocals spread out through some of the songs here and there. Sometimes the vocals are altered by their electronic equipment, and that also produces some really cool sounds.
Track listing:
01. "Heaven" - 2:37
02. "Girl Attorney" - 0:36
03. "Triceratops" - 3:14
04. "Crimewave" - 2:04
05. "Courtship" - 0:56
06. "Zoothorns" - 2:48
07. "Tabloid Sores" - 2:50
09. "Glitter Pills" - 3:38
10. "Perfect Skin" - 4:21
11. "Lost Time" - 2:12
Total: 28:42
Music videos were released for both "Heaven" and "Crimewave". // 9
Lyrics: There are very few singing parts to this album, and if there are, they are completely non-coherent in most cases. I've not had much luck trying to find a lyric sheet, either, but I was able to find what is sung during "Crimewave":
"Eyes lit on sharp threats from dark lips
But lights press the soft skin to rough hands".
From this you can get a feel for the general vibe that HEALTH was going for in their vocal parts. I get the impression that they approach the vocals as if they are another instrument in themselves, and use them to not so much tell a story, but rather use them for their tonal properties. I enjoy it more in that sense, since I can't find the lyric sheets very easily on the Internet, but if I think of them more as a instrument than a story-telling device, it makes me want them to be used more than the very sparingly rate on this album. I'm not saying I expect them on every song, but when they do show up, it seems like it should be there for more parts. // 8
Overall Impression: HEALTH really deliver some interesting material that fits snugly in the experimental electronic and noise rock genres. This album is filled with some very confusing, but excellent sounds coming out of their speakers, and they layer that until it's so thick that it reverberates through your whole body. Add the chanted vocals and you get a little bit of a more spacey feeling. All of this is thundering on top of some very furious and chaotic drumming, which is the primary supplier of the huge discharge of energy that comes with this music.
I have a soft spot in my heart for the intensity of "Girl Attorney", and the rhythm in "Crimewave". Those two songs will always stick out the most for me on that album. I would definitely recommend this band and album for anyone who is looking for a different blend of electronic music, or for someone just starting to get into the noise rock genre. // 8


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Kurt Thomas has battle scars that might be older than Derrick Rose, which is why he always offers a bemused look when questioned about what he has to offer.
"I'll just do what I've always been doing — defend, rebound, set screens and hit open shots," the 15-year veteran has said.
If Thomas does those things at even half the rate he offered Tuesday night in the Bulls' 121-76 blowout victory over the 76ers, Joakim Noah's eight- to 10-week absence won't be nearly so painful.
Thomas had 12 points, eight rebounds and five blocked shots in 28 minutes and helped set a defensive tone that carried the Bulls to their eighth victory in nine games.
Taj Gibson sat for precautionary reasons after suffering a concussion Saturday, joining Noah in street clothes. That made the 38-year-old Thomas' performance all the more valuable — and needed.
"He has been doing it for 100 years," coach Tom Thibodeau said. "He's a smart player, plays good body-position defense, great communicator, sets great screens. And he can shoot."
Rose, Luol Deng and Carlos Boozer handled the heavy lifting offensively, helping the Bulls record a season-high 32 assists and shoot a season-high 64.5 percent in posting their largest margin of victory.
Rose finished with 22 points and 12 assists in 29 minutes. Deng also scored 22. And Boozer had 16 points and 11 rebounds as all the starters were able to sit the entire fourth quarter with a game looming Wednesday in Washington.
The Bulls led by 51 with 3:59 to play, the first time since Jan. 13, 2007, against the Grizzlies that they have enjoyed a 40-point lead, and they also won that game by 45. They had 28 fast-break points, 52 points in the paint and 31 points off 18 Sixers turnovers. They finished with 11 steals.
"There wasn't much not to like," Thibodeau said. "Right from the start, we had great energy. Defensively, we did a really good job."
The 76ers had won eight of 11 and ranked second in opponents' field-goal percentage.
Thomas' teammates scoffed at those who thought the second-oldest player in the league had little left in the tank.
"It didn't shock us when he hit those shots because in practice he knocks them down every day," Rose said.
Added Boozer: "He's battle-tested. That's why he's here. Thibs knew if we needed a big to step in that he could be that guy to give us big minutes."
Thomas even delivered a hard foul on Andre Iguodala, something the Bulls don't always do.
"I was always taught not to give up layups and dunks," Thomas said. "If it helps us, send a guy to the line. I just did my job."
Everybody did.
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For the third week in a row, the Indianapolis Colts started out slow.
Unlike last week, however, the Colts were able to leave Week 11 with a win, defeating the Tennessee Titans 30-27. The win preserved Indianapolis' perfect record after a loss, as the Colts became the only team to not lose back-to-back games in the last two years.
The game started, once again, with poor performances from all three units but ended with critical plays being made by players across the roster. So who performed well individually, and who struggled? Find out in this week's report card.


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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (November 27, 2013) – The following is a list of the best places to go out for Thanksgiving dinner. This is for those people who want to break from the norm, avoid cooking, or just be waited upon for a change. These restaurants will be serving dinner on November 28th, unless otherwise noted. The prices are per individual to date.
35 Steaks + Martinis, Hard Rock Hotel, 4455 Paradise Road; 702-693-5500 orwww.HardRockHotel.com. Roasted turkey ballotine with turkey leg confit, brioche crouton, roasted chestnuts, dried fruits, mashed potatoes, carrots, brussels sprouts and giblet gravy, $30; Muscovy duck breast with minted couscous, $34; Chilean sea bass with forbidden rice, $32; pumpkin cheesecake, $9; sweet potato and apple cobbler, $8, available Nov. 26-30.
Alize, The Palms, 4321 W. Flamingo Road; 702-951-7000 or AlizeLV.com. Kabocha squash soup or terrine of foie gras or green salad; Dover sole or seared scallop or cauliflower with curry emulsion; turkey, beef rib-eye or tofu with tamarind glaze; dessert trio of pumpkin pie cheesecake, pecan and dark chocolate beggars' purse and apple tart tatin, $95, 5 to 9 p.m.
American Fish, Aria at CityCenter, 3730 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 877-230-2742 or www.AriaLasVegas.com. Kabocha soup or Maryland blue crab cakes or mixed greens, roasted turkey with yams and shaved brussels sprouts of phyllo-crusted sole with fingerling potoatoes or flat iron steak with olive oil whipped potatoes and green bean casserole and rum pumpkin pie or pecan pie tart, $75.
Amigo's, Fiesta Henderson, 777 W. Lake Mead Parkway; 702-558-7000 or FiestaHendersonSCLV.com. Roast turkey, yams, mashed potatoes and gravy, sage stuffing, green beans, cranberry sauce, house salad and pumpkin or apple pie, $8.99, open at 2 p.m.
Andre's at the Monte Carlo, 3770 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-798-7151 or AndreLV.com. Foie gras and chestnut mousse; kabocha squash soup; lobster sausage or mushroom ravioli; turkey, pan-roasted salmon, maple-glazed pork tenderloin or warm vegetable tart; endive and goat cheese; pecan pie, pumpkin pie or apple tart tatin, $85, 5 to 9 p.m. Thanksgiving to Go, kabocha soup, roasted turkey with giblet gravy, housemade cranberry relish, whipped potatoes, roasted vegetables and pumpkin or pecan pie, serves four to six ($200) or 10 to 12 ($375).
Andrea's, Encore, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-770-3463 or www.WynnLasVegas.com. Turkey roulade, Hawaiian bread/Peking duck dressing and five-spice gravy, plus sushi rolls including the Thanksgiving Roll with Hawaiian bread/Peking duck dressing, turkey breast and crispy shallots, and Plymouth Rock Shrimp Hand Roll with avocado, kaiware and creamy sweet chili sauce, 6 to 10:30 p.m. Regular menu also available.
Anthony's Prime Steak & Seafood, M Resort, 12300 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-797-1000 orwww.TheMResort.com. Roasted butternut squash bisque or sweet gem lettuce wedges, roasted turkey, sage dressing, Yukon potatoes, spiced cranberries, green beans amandine, giblet gravy, pumpkin pie or apple tatin, $48, or $29 for younger than 10.
Anthony's Burgers & Brews, M Resort, 12300 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Henderson; 702-797-1000 orwww.TheMResort.com. Roasted turkey, herb stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans amandine, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie; $16.95 (adults only).
Aureole, Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-632-7777 or www.MandalayBay.com. Foie gras, butternut squash ravioli, striped bass, venison loin or roasted turkey, roasted apple with pecan praline ice cream, $80.
Austins Steakhouse, Texas Station, 2101 Texas Star Lane, North Las Vegas; 702-631-1033 or TexasStation.SCLV.com. Roasted kabocha squash soup, roasted turkey, cider gravy, sage stuffing, cranberry sauce and pumpkin creme brulee, $22, open at 3 p.m.
Baja Miguel's Mexican, South Point, 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-796-7111 orwww.SouthPointCasino.com. Corn chowder or salad, roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, yam, cranberry sauce and a cocktail, $16.95, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Regular menu also available.
Billy Bob's Steakhouse, Sam's Town, 5111 Boulder Highway; 702-456-7777 or www.SamsTownLV.com. Turkey, mashed potatoes, candied yams, vegetables, cornbread stuffing and cranberry sauce, $18, starting at 3 p.m.
Bistro 57, Aliante Casino + Hotel; 702-692-7777 or www.AlianteGaming.com. Roasted turkey and dressing roulade with brown butter sage gnocchi, green bean casserole and pecan pie a la mode, $17.
Border Grill, Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-632-7403 or www.Bordergrill.com. Pumpkin empanadas, $14; turkey albondigas soup, $9; turkey enchiladas in mole, $24; seared ribeye cap with chimichurri sauce, $36; candied pumpkin ice cream sundae, $8.
Botero, Encore, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-770-3463 or www.WynnLasVegas.com. Five-course prix-fixe menu of Arkansas black apple chopped salad, butternut squash agnolotti, dayboat scallops and roasted organic turkey confit, yams, traditional trimmings and holiday desserts, $95, 4:30 to 10 p.m. Regular menu also available.
The Broiler Steak & Seafood, Boulder Station, 4111 Boulder Highway; 702-432-7743 or BoulderStation.SCLV.com. Soup and salad bar (also with butternut squash and potato leek soup), roasted turkey, green beans, cornbread stuffing, potato and celery root gratin and pumpkin or pecan pie, $24, open at 1 p.m.
Cabo, Boulder, Sunset, Santa Fe and Palace Station; SCLV.com. Roast turkey, yams, mashed potatoes and gravy, sage stuffing, green beans, cranberry sauce, house salad and apple or pumpkin pie, $8.99, beginning at 11 a.m. at Boulder, 2 p.m. at Sunset and noon at Santa Fe and Palace Station.
Cafe Bellagio, Bellagio, 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-693-7111. Pumpkin soup, $10; roasted turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, brussels sprouts, carrots, green beans and gravy, $29; Spice Roasted Squash Salad, $14; pumpkin pie, $9, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Cafe Cortez, El Cortez, 600 E. Fremont St.; 702-385-5200 or www.ElCortezHotelCasino.com. Salad or butternut squash soup; roasted turkey, giblet gravy, sage dressing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and green beans amandine, or baked ham, brandy/pineapple sauce, sweet potatoes and green beans amandine; and pumpkin or apple pie, $12.95
Cafe FIesta, Fiesta Henderson, 777 W. Lake Mead Parkway; 702-558-7000 or FiestaHendersonSCLV.com. Roasted turkey breast, chestnut stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, yams and pumpkin or apple pie, $8.99, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Cafe Siena, Suncoast, 9090 Alta Drive; 702-636-7111 or www.SuncoastCasino.com. Roast turkey, baked ham or orange roughy with soup or salad and dessert, $12.99.
Canal Street, Orleans, 4500 W. Tropicana Ave.; 702-365-7111 or www.OrleansCasino.com. Turkey dinner, $24.
The Capital Grille, Fashion Show Mall, 3200 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-932-6631 orwww.TheCapitalGrille.com. Roasted turkey with butter brioche stuffing, pan gravy, cranberry-pear chutney, pumpkin cheesecake with gingerbread crust, $36, $15 for children. Regular menu also available.
Carmel Room, Rampart Casino, 221 N. Rampart Blvd,; 702-507-5955 or www.TheResortAtSummerlin.com. Butternut squash bisque or autumn greens; roasted turkey, prime rib or king salmon; and maple-pecan tart, pumpkin pie or chocolate banana mousse, $49.99, 4 to 9 p.m.
Carmine's, The Forum Shops at Caesars, 3570 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-473-9700 orwww.CarminesNYC.com. Dine-in or take-out, 18-pound roasted turkey, sausage and sage stuffing, housemade cranberry sauce, Brussels sprouts, string beans, baby carrots, sweet potatoes with marshmallows and maple syrup, mashed potatoes with giblet gravy and pumpkin, apple or pecan pie, serves up to eight, $239.95.
Center Cut Steakhouse, Flamingo, 3555 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-733-3111 or www.FlamingoLasVegas.com. Baby greens, pumpkin and butternut squash soup, roasted turkey with sage dressing, baby root vegetables, mashed potatoes, peach schnapps cranberry relish, giblet gravy and pumpkin cheesecake. Regular menu also available.
Central, Caesars Palace, 3500 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-650-5921 or CentralLV.com. Chestnut soup, goat cheese caesar salad or beet salad; roasted turkey with stuffing and potato puree, prime rib with sweet potatoes and haricots verts or loup de mer with mushrooms; and spiced pumpkin pie, apple tatin with vanilla ice cream or banana split, $45.
Ceres, Rampart Casino, 221 N. Rampart Blvd.; 702-869-7391 or www.TheResortAtSummerlin.com. Brunch buffet with various stations including carving station, antipasti and omelets, $49.99, $24 for 12 and younger, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Charcoal Room, Santa Fe Station, 4949 N. Rancho Drive; 702-515-4385 or SantaFeStation.SCLV.com. Roasted parsnip soup, lemon-pepper-and-herb-roasted turkey with andouille sausage and cornbread stuffing, yams, green beans, giblet gravy, mashed potatoes and pumpkin crumble, $35, open at 2 p.m.
Charlie Palmer Steak, Four Seasons, 3960 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-632-5120 or www.CharliePalmer.com. Baby iceberg lettuce, bibb lettuce or caesar salad; apple-celery root soup; or diver sea scallops, roasted turkey breast, filet and lobster ($15 supplement), grilled filet bone-in New York strip and pan-roasted sea bass, sweet potato puree and Brussels sprouts, and pumpkin cheesecake, bourbon-pecan tart, vanilla creme brulee or peanut butter bar, $65, 4 to 10 p.m.
Circo, Bellagio, 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-693-7111 or www.Bellagio.com. Beet and duck confit salad, $18; celery root soup with black truffles, $14; Maine diver scallop with squash tortelli and white truffles, $34; stuffed turkey breast and turkey leg confit with mashed potatoes, greengbeans, cranberries and turkey jus, $34; pumpkin cream brulee, $14; tasting menu, $88.
The Coffee Shop, Treasure Island, 3300 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 866-286-3809 or www.TreasureIsland.com. Roasted red-pepper and corn soup or field green salad, roast turkey with mashed potatoes, champagne gravy, apple-sage stuffing, sweet potatoes, carrots and cranberry relish, and pumpkin pie or coconut-rum custard pie with vanilla ice cream, $30 per person. A la carte dishes also available.
Comme Ca, Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 3708 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-698-7910 or CommeCaRestaurant.com/Las-Vegas. Roasted duck and chicory salad or Cinderella Pumpkin Soup (or seared foie gras and glass of Calvados, $25 supplement); trio of confit of goose leg, pan-roasted goose breast and goose-bacon-wrapped Brussels sprouts; and pumpkin pie with fall-spiced ice, $55, or $85 with wine pairings, 5 to 11 p.m.
Coronado Cafe, South Point, 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-796-7111 or www.SouthPointCasino.com. Corn chowder or salad, roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, yams, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, coffee or tea and a cocktail; $16.95 ($1 extra to top pie with ice cream), 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Regular menu also available.
The Country Club, Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-770-3463 or www.WynnLasVegas.com. Special dishes include brown sugar-brined pork chop with fire-roasted corn succotash and black mission fig-bourbon sauce, roasted turkey with traditional dressing, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, giblet gravy, warm cranberry, apple and candied orange cobbler or pumpkin pie with pumpkin seed brittle, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Courtyard Cafe, Orleans, 4500 W. Tropicana Ave.; 702-365-7111 or www.OrleansCasino.com. Roast turkey, baked ham or macadamia nut-crusted salmon, $14.99.
Crossroads at House of Blues, Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-632-7777 orwww.MandalayBay.com. Turkey with gravy, apple-sage stuffing, vegetables, sweet mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, $32.50, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
D Grill, D Las Vegas, 301 Fremont St.; 702-388-2400 or www.TheD.com. Roasted turkey with garlic rolls, whipped potatoes, sage dressing, green beans almandine, gravy, cranberry sauce and pumpkin or apple pie, $12.99, or prime rib with mashed potatoes, vegetables and garlic rolls, $12.99, 4 to 11 p.m., Nov. 25-Dec. 1.
Don Vito's Italian, South Point, 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-796-7111 or www.SouthPointCasino.com. Caesar salad or butternut squash soup; roasted turkey, apple-sage dressing, vegetables, yams, mashed potatoes, gravy and cranberry sauce, $29; or osso bucco with vegetables and polenta, $35; or Florida snapper with baked tomato, $32; and pumpkin pie, cappuccino cheesecake or cannoli; and coffee or tea, 2 to 9 p.m.
Du-par's, Golden Gate, 1 Fremont St.; 702-366-9378 or www.Du-pars.com. Roasted turkey, green beans amandine, stuffing, mashed potatoes and pie, $19.95; $11.95 for children younger than 10, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Take out: Roasted turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes, serves 8-10, $175; serves 4–6, order by Nov. 21 at 702-777-6941 or 702-366-9378.
Echo & Rig Butcher and Steakhouse, Tivoli Village, 440 S. Rampart Blvd. 702-489-3525 orwww.EchoAndRig.com. Ready-to-cook turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, gravy, dinner rolls, two vegetables and pumpkin pie, serves 8, additional sides and desserts available; orders must be placed by 4 p.m. Nov. 17.
Emeril's New Orleans Fish House, MGM Grand, 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-891-7374 orwww.MGMGrand.com. Roasted acorn squash and butter lettuce, $15; foie gras with whipped potatoes and roasted carrots, $21; pan-seared sea scallops, $19; roasted turkey with oyster and spinach bread pudding, haricot verts almondine, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce and wild mushroom gravy, $32; prime rib with whipped potatoes, horseradish cream and wild mushroom gravy, $46; pumpkin creme brulee, $10; Bartlett pear and cranberry crisp, $10; noon to 9 p.m.
Flame Steakhouse, El Cortez, 600 E. Fremont St.; 702-385-5200 or www.ElCortezHotelCasino.com. Salad or butternut squash soup and roasted turkey, giblet gravy, sage dressing, mashed potatoes or candied yams, cranberry sauce, vegetables and pumpkin cheesecake or apple pie, $19.95.
Fleur, Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-632-7777 or www.MandalayBay.com. Butternut squash soup, turkey with truffle brioche stuffing, sweet potato puree, brussels sprouts and cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie cheesecake.
Farm 24-7, Aliante Casino + Hotel; 702-692-7777 or www.AlianteGaming.com. Turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole and pecan or pumpkin pie, $15.
Fix, Bellagio, 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-693-7111 or www.Bellagio.com. Butternut squash ravioli, apple and Gem lettuce salad, wild mushroom soup, turkey with truffle-brioche stuffing and cranberry chutney and giblet gravy, onion mashed potatoes, brussels sprouts, yams, pumpkin toffee pudding cake, salted maple ice cream pumpkin brittle.
Fuego Steakhouse, Fiesta Henderson, 777 W. Lake Mead Parkway, Henderson; 702-558-7000 or FiestaHenderson.SCLV.com. Cream of asparagus soup or salad, roast turkey with mashed potatoes and yams, haricot vert, cornbread stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy and pumpkin pie, $19, open at 2 p.m.
Gallagher's, New York New York, 3790 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-740-6969 or www.NewYorkNewYork.com. Butternut squash soup or winter salad, turkey with sausage safe stuffing, whipped potatoes, yams, green beans, cranberry-pear compote and pumpkin pie, $48.
Gardunos, Fiesta Rancho, 2900 N. Rancho Drive; 702-631-7000 or FiestaRancho.SCLV.com. Roast turkey, yams, mashed potatoes and gravy, sage stuffing, green beans, cranberry sauce, house salad and apple or pumpkin pie, $8.99, open at 3 p.m.
Gilley's BBQ, Treasure Island;866-286-3809 or www.TreasureIsland.com. Poached pear salad or roasted pumpkin-crab soup, bourbon-glazed roasted turkey with stuffing, whipped potatoes, chipotle-sage gravy and carrots, and pumpkin-pecan pie with cinnamon cream, $35, 11 a.m. to midnight.
Gordon Ramsay Steak, Paris Las Vegas, 3655 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-946-7000 orwww.ParisLasVegas.com. Turkey Wellington, sous vide turkey breast wrapped in a puff pastry with cranberry, sourdough stuffing, chive crepe, sweet potato puree and glazed root vegetables, $45.
Grand Cafe, Boulder, Palace, Santa Fe, Sunset and Texas Station; SCLV.com. Roasted turkey breast, chestnut stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, yams and pumpkin or apple pie, $8.99, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Grand Cafe, Green Valley Ranch Resort and Red Rock Resort; SCLV.com. Butternut squash soup or green salad, roasted turkey, sage gravy, yams, mashed potatoes, cornbread stuffing, green beans amandine, cranberry sauce and pumpkin or pecan pie or apple crisp, $16.99 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Hank's Fine Steaks, Green Valley Ranch, 2300 Paseo Verde Parkway, Henderson; 702-617-7075 or GreenValleyRanch.SCLV.com. Roasted butternut squash veloute, $12; salad of winter mixed greens, $11; roasted white-meat turkey, stuffed and baked dark-meat turkey, stuffing and giblet gravy, $39, or complete menu for $70, open at 2 p.m.
Hash House A Go Go, Quad, M Resort and Plaza locations only; www.HashHouseAGoGo.com. Pumpkin bisque, $5.95; wedge salad, $8.95; roasted turkey breast with mashed potatoes, rosemary gravy, dressing, carrots, green beans and cranberry sauce, $21.95; stuffed turkey meatloaf with mashed potatoes, $19.95; linguini in pumpkin cream with shrimp, $18.95; pumpkin bread pudding with ice cream, $8.95, served from 11 a.m. to closing. Brunch served from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Regular menu also available. Turkey Dinner to Go Go (6800 W. Sahara Ave. location only); 702-804-4646. Deep-fried turkey (14 to 16 pounds) with stuffing, garlic mashed potatoes, pumpkin mashed potatoes, green beans and carrots, creamed corn, biscuits and strawberry jam, cranberry sauce and homemade pumpkin bread pudding, serves six to eight, $115. Orders must be placed by noon Nov. 25.
Hofbrauhaus, 4510 Paradise Road; 702-853-2337 or www.HofbrauhausLasVegas.com. Butternut squash soup, German potato pancakes, roast turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn, yams and pumpkin pie.
Honey Salt, 1031 S. Rampart Blvd.; 702-445-6100 or www.HoneySalt.com. Thanksgivvukah menu, potato latkes, red wine-braised short ribs, brussels sprouts, pearl onions, butternut squash puree, pumpkin cheesecake or warm Hanukkah doughnuts, $45, $25 wine pairing, 5 to 9 p.m. Sundays and Mondays, 5 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, Nov. 25 through Dec. 2.
Jean-Georges Steakhouse, Aria at CityCenter, 3730 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 877-230-2742 orwww.AriaLasVegas.com. Broccoli soup or frisee and lardon salad, roasted turkey with mushroom chestnut stuffing, brussels sprouts and cranberry, pumpkin pie, $65.
Jerry's Famous Coffee Shop, Jerry's Nugget, 1821 Las Vegas Blvd. North, North Las Vegas; 702-399-3000 orwww.JerrysNugget.com. Roast turkey with apple stuffing and rice, potato or yams, $14.89; baked ham with cherry sauce and rice, potato or yams, $13.89; leg of lamb with choice of rice, potato or Greek spaghetti, $17.89; all include dinner salad or and apple or pumpkin pie, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab, Forum Shops at Caesars, 3500 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-792-9222 or www.Joes.net. Crab bisque or beet salad, roasted turkey with herb stuffing, gravy, citrus cranberry relish, baked butternut squash, potatoes, green beans amandine and pumpkin chiffon or sweet potato pecan pie, $39.95, $19.95 for ages 5 to 12, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Joker's Wild Casino, 920 N. Boulder HIghway, Henderson; 702-564-8100 or www.JokersWildCasino.com. Turkey or ham dinner, $8.99, or combination, $9.99, with stuffing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, yams, vegetables, soup or salad and pie.
KGB, Harrah's, 3475 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-369-5000 or www.HarrahsLasVegas.com. Apple, cranberry and candied pecan salad; turkey burger topped with traditional stuffing, cranberry sauce, gravy and sprouts; sweet potato fries; and pumpkin pie milkshake.
La Cave Wine and Food Hideaway, Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-770-3463 orwww.WynnLasVegas.com. Butternut squash soup, dried berry salad with candied walnuts and goat cheese, turkey with dried fruit-cornbread stuffing and sweet potato puree and pumpkin pie, $59 person; wine pairings an optional $35.
Lakeside, Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-770-3463 or www.WynnLasVegas.com. Holiday specials include spiced kabocha squash soup with lobster dumpling and crème fraiche, frisee and green bean salad, roasted turkey with chestnut-sage stuffing, sweet potato gratin, haricot vert, mashed potatoes, cranberry-quince relish, giblet sauce and tableside dessert trolley presentation, The Sweet Cart Named Desire, 5:30 to 10 p.m. Regular menu also available.
Le Cirque, Bellagio, 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-693-7111 or www.Bellagio.com. Caviar and smoked salmon ($15 supplement) or lobster and avocado salad, foie gras or white truffle risotto, roasted turkey with mushrooms, asparagus, tomato confit, pommes Anna, sherry-tarragon cream sauce, or Kobe beef ribeye, potatoes, celeriac, salsify, mushrooms and Bordelaise sauce, assorted desserts, $145.
Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, 2245 Village Walk Drive in The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, or Red Rock Resort, 11011 W. Charleston Blvd.; 702-257-7427 or 702-220-7427 or www.LucillesBBQ.com. Smoked turkey, ham or both, stuffing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, sauteed apples, biscuits and sweet potato pie, $21.99, $9.99 for kids. Family-style meal of smoked turkey and ham or just ham, $159.99, or just turkey, $149.99, with stuffing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, sauteed apples, biscuits and a whole sweet potato pie, serves 10 to 12. Thanksgiving to go, whole smoked turkey, $49.99, or any of the group dinners.
McCall's Heartland Grill, Stratosphere, 2000 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-380-7711 orwww.StratosphereHotel.com. Frisee salad with Gruyere, turkey osso bucco with whipped potatoes, Portuguese sausage-jalapeno stuffing, green beans, black currant-orange chutney, pumpkin-pistachio upside-down cake, $34.95, 3 to 11 p.m. Regular menu also available.
Marche Bacchus, 2620 Regatta Drive; 702-804-8004 or www.MarcheBacchus.com. Pumpkin soup, turkey breast, confit leg stuffing, whipped potatoes, haricot vert, cranberry compote, giblet gravy and pecan pie, $37.95. A la carte menu also available
Mary's Diner, Eldorado Casino, 140 S. Water St., Henderson; 702-564-1811 or www.EldoradoCasino.com. Turkey or ham dinner, $8.99, or combination, $9.99, with stuffing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, yams, vegetables, soup or salad and pie.
Michael Mina, Bellagio, 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-693-7111 or www.Bellagio.com. Ahi tuna tartare or pumpkin soup or market greens, lobster pot pie, turkey with stuffing and cranberries, Wagyu ribeye with short rib and fingerling potatoes or phyllo-crusted sole, pumpkin tart or spiced bread pudding or root beer float.
Morels French Steakhouse & Bistro, Palazzo, 3325 Las Vegas Blvd. South; 702-607-6333 orwww.Palazzo.com. Roasted butternut squash soup, roasted turkey with chorizo and brioche stuffing, root vegetables, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, cranberry compote
Source: The Las Vegas Review Journal


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Only LT4Man could've found this. This is the real deal. Bravo!
I think I see a round tail light.
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Only LT4Man could've found this. This is the real deal. Bravo!
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Round Tail Lights, albeit staggered but round tail lights. That is a good sign. 3 days . . . . .
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Now...I would not hate that car.....had not seen that rendition before......tick tick tick tick......Sunday, Sunday, Be there or be square........
I could like that one!
This might be a good time to dig up all the previous photoshop C7 dream pictures and post them in one thread so that we can see who came close and who was out in left field come Sunday evening.
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I'll wait until I see the real deal on Sunday.
I WISH that this was it. Its not. The real deal is one ugly car.