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This is an epic love story and a riveting family drama. Luz Gabás created an emotional, powerful and engaging historical novel about secrets that have the potential to cause devastation and the ever-strong bonds that endure even through the toughest of times. Clarence, the main character of the story, finds a bunch of old letters from her dad's past, and they make her doubt everything about her wonderful family.
Her parents told her that her dad and his brother used to work in a colony in Africa. However, these letters tell an entirely different tale, and Clarence is confused - she doesn't know what to believe in, even though she's been convinced her whole life that she comes from a noble, kind, loving family.
There's no telling what really happened on the plantation and the girl can't figure out why no one from her relatives ever went back to the island. The letters give her a hint: there was a splendid love story that got buried under the weight of the years. Clarence lives in Spain and enjoys ever bit of it, but now she's determined to follow the "footsteps" of her father and uncle.
Yes, she embarks on a journey across the sea, hoping that this trip will give her all the answers she's looking for. But, she doesn't know what shocking secrets will be unlocked. The pain that her family had to constantly deal with in Africa was simply unbearable. So, maybe that's why they decided to never talk about it? Palm Trees in the Snow is a great historical novel about horrible family secrets, finding your truest self and confronting decades-old lies. Luz Gabás did a great job with this book!


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Mission: To be the leader in preparing the region and its citizens, individually and collectively, to thrive in the 21st century global environment by promoting international understanding, education, engagement, and cooperation.
Vision: A culturally aware and respectful citizenry engaged with the world.
The Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council (GCWAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that builds global understanding and promotes international awareness through education, information and exchange of people and ideas. We work in cooperation with the government, companies, as well as cultural and educational bodies.
Our dedicated 2 full-time and 1 part-time staff, 14-member Board of Directors, 7-member Advisory Board, interns, and volunteers help to build international goodwill, with inestimable benefits for security and prosperity both locally and worldwide. We began our educational, conferencing, and policy work in Cincinnati in 1923, as a national affiliate of the World Affairs Councils of America (WACA). Since 1961, the council has been a national affiliate of Global Ties U.S., welcoming visitors to the region from over 150 countries. The GCWAC is funded through its global membership society (individuals, families, and corporations), foundations as well as by a grant from the U.S. Department of State.
Headquartered at Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights, KY, GCWAC takes advantage of our area's unique geographic location along the Ohio River, with a tri-state including Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana and revolving around the City of Cincinnati, with other major cities within reasonable driving distance. Utilizing this location, we are able to work with institutional partners across three states and in multiple cities. This multi-regional approach and reach ensures the highest possible quality of program development and a deeper engagement with multiple cultural, economic, social, and political perspectives than many other organizations involved in our type of work can offer.
In 2014, the council welcomed over 200 foreign business, community and educational leaders, many of whom stayed with local families. Today, we run a vigorous education program which reached almost 3,000 students. The council welcomes many distinguished foreign guests to the city as well to share their viewpoints from around the world.
As a region, we have much to teach, much to learn, and many social and economic advantages to gain from international connections in governance, education, consumer products, technology, health, freedom, communications, human rights, political leadership, local economic development, and many other areas.
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What is the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council's mission? To be the leader in preparing the region and its citizens, individually and collectively, to thrive in the 21st century global environment by promoting international understanding, education, engagement, and cooperation.
What is the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council's annual budget? Approximately $200,000.
How many full-time staff does the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council employ? There are two full-time employees and one part-time employee – the Executive Director, the Programs Manager, and the Programs Associate.
How many Board of Directors and Advisory Board volunteer with the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council? The Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council has 13 Board of Directors and 7 Advisory Board Members.
From where does the council receive funding? The council is funded through individuals, corporations, and foundations as well as by a grant from the U.S. Department of State.
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What does the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council do? The council programs professional meetings and cultural activities for international visitors through a variety of exchange programs affiliated with the U.S. Department of State. In addition, the council programs education activities and events for K-adults within the region to lead the region in its global awareness efforts.
Who does the Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council serve? The council serves three communities: K-adult students; business, academic, and civic leaders; and the international community. The International Community may share their cultures with the Greater Cincinnati region as well as find a piece of home (restaurant, networking groups, etc.) on the website.
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(CNN) -- Talks that could avert a U.S.-led strike in Syria were centered Friday some 1,800 miles away in Geneva, leaving some optimistic about not just the removal of chemical weapons from the war-torn nation but about the prospects for a long-term peace.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov were the key figures in the discussions, which a senior State Department official said would be extended an extra day into Saturday. The two diplomats are also expected to meet face-to-face later this month.
U.N.-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi expressed hope Friday that a breakthrough out of these envoys' talks -- which are focused on Moscow's initiative to control, remove and destroy Syria's chemical weapons -- will revitalize peace talks overall in Syria, where the U.N. estimates more than 100,000 have died and millions have been displaced inside and outside the country since the civil war erupted in 2011.
• U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is expected to present a U.N. chemical weapons inspectors report on Syria at 11 a.m. Monday to members of the Security Council, three diplomatic sources said. The report delves into chemical weapons used on August 21 on the outskirts of Damascus. Noting the fluidity of the situation, the sources said Friday night that the timing of the presentation could change.
• Ban said Friday that he believes findings from U.N. inspectors -- expected to be released next week -- "will be an overwhelming report that chemical weapons were used."
• Referring to the surprise one-day extension of the Kerry and Lavrov into Saturday, a senior State Department official said, "If there was no opening, we wouldn't still be here." An official in President Barack Obama's administration hinted at progress, saying, "We are coming closer to agreement on the scope of Syria's chemical weapons stockpile."
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• The United Nations on Friday provided a time frame for Syria in its quest for accession, or membership, in the Chemical Weapons Convention:
-- U.N. lawyers are perusing Syria's request.
--Once that request is deemed legally sufficient, Syria automatically becomes a convention member. The legal review could take days or weeks.
-- After 30 days from Syria's accession, the convention is legally binding on Syria and it must permit inspections.
-- After another 30 days -- which would be 60 days from when it formally joined the convention -- Syria would have to declare its chemical weapons stockpiles.
-- All chemical weapons stocks must be disposed of within a decade.
• Senior officials in President Barack Obama's administration said Friday that they have no expectation that Russia would agree to include anything in a U.N. Security Council resolution that would trigger the use of military force in Syria.
• Speaking at a joint news conference with Lavrov, Kerry on Friday called his conversations with his counterpart on the chemical weapons issue "constructive" and said the talks were continuing.
• Lavrov said a path needs to be designed that "would make sure this issue is resolved quickly, professionally, as soon as practical." He said professionals, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the United Nations need to be engaged in the effort.
• The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons -- the body that oversees the Chemical Weapons Convention, an agreement banning the possession of chemical weapons -- says it has received a request from Syria for technical assistance, in relation to its stated intention to sign up to the ban.
• The OPCW is in the process of convening a meeting to discuss the technical assistance request. It will take place at the group's headquarters in the Hague, probably in the middle of next week.
• American intelligence analysts are at odds over what the United States knows about the location of Syria's chemical weapons, CNN has learned. Disagreement within the intelligence community surfaced over the past few weeks as spy agencies observed Syria -- fearing a possible U.S. military strike -- moving a significant amount of chemical weaponry, according to two U.S. officials familiar with internal discussions.
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Hotel Giotto Flavia is in the heart of Rome, walking distance from Santa Maria della Vittoria and Piazza Fiume. This hotel is close to Roman Forum and Colosseum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 15 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours).
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Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours and a ferry terminal shuttle.
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- Free breakfast
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Total number of rooms - 15
- Number of floors - 2
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East Coast Covenant Beer Fest
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We're packing up the truck and headed north to hang with our friends at Mule Bar. They will have a variety of draft offerings including a limited collaboration between us and them! More details soon...
Sister roastery Carrier Roasting Co is incredibly excited to have Ben Carlson of Long Miles Coffee Project visit Vermont and share the story of how he became a coffee producer in Burundi, Africa. Admission is free. Burundi Coffee will be served and there will be a cash bar available.
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There will be two seatings, one at 6pm, and one at 8pm.
The 8pm seating will also feature an opportunity to meet the brewer, Scott Kerner, and learn about the beers.
Course 1
Southwest Ceviche with Tortilla Chips/Early Riser
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Baby Arugula and Beet Salad with Goat Cheese and Maple Citrus Dressing/Barn Coat
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Slow Roasted Pork with Apples and Kale Colcannon Potatoes/ESB
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Coffee-based beers from Good Measure, including a macchiato inspired imperial milk stout brewed with Fat Toad Farm caramel and Carrier Roasting Co. coffee. Additional guest taps of coffee-based beers to be announced.
Ticket purchase includes three 5 ounce tasting pours of beer, coffee tasting, a bag of Carrier Roasting Co coffee or a bottle of Northern Bayou Cold Brew.
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PMC collects Rs 225 crore property tax in 2 months
The properties that feature in the defaulters list include offices, flats, shops and residential buildings. "We have sent notices to all these properties. To penalise owners of illegal properties, we'll charge them three times the actual tax. We would identify 1,000 more defaulter properties in a month's time, which will help us generate revenue," said Hemant Nikam, head of the PMC's tax collection dept.
"We had set a target to collect Rs 300 crore, which we intend to collect by the end of this month. We have already collected Rs 225 crore, and are hopeful to add Rs 82 crore in the remaining few," he added. For the financial year 2012, till February this year, the PMC has recovered property tax to a tune of Rs 560 crore.
The PMC had adopted a unique method of playing live bands in front of the houses of defaulters to embarrass them, and force them to pay the taxes. "We are planning to sign a one-year contract with the live band groups, and have even floated tenders for the same. The process of appointing band groups will be completed in a month," said Nikam.


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When it comes to video games, Batman hasn't been very successful. Game developers have tried to recreate the exciting feeling of being the Dark Knight but to no avail. Batman: Arkham Asylum, developed by Rocksteady Studios and released in 2009, changed all of that. The game was lauded for its smooth fighting system, unique story and capturing Batman like no other game could. With its acclaim, there was bound to be a sequel and "Batman: Arkham City" has arrived.
The sequel takes place one year after the events of "Asylum." The inmates and Batman's rogues gallery formerly confined to Arkham Asylum now have free reign over a specific area of Gotham City designed to keep them in, all being controlled by Dr. Hugo Strange. The Joker is still Batman's main target, as he has infected Batman with a disease he has and Batman must fight to find the cure. This is no easy task. since there are many obstacles and villains trying to stop him along the way. All the usual suspects make an appearance whether through combat encounters or various side stories. Regulars like The Penguin, Mr. Freeze and Two-Face are expected, but there are also some guests that may surprise fans. Fortunately, Batman is more than capable of handling his many foes with his new equipment and fighting prowess.
Rocksteady took what wasn't broken in the first game and made it better. The FreeFlow combat system returns and is better than ever. Seamlessly transitioning between techniques and gadgets to bring down multiple foes is always exciting and the combat feels accessible without being too easy. Steady timing is required to build up a multiplier that allows for better attacks and awards more experience after the battle. Besides cracking skulls and breaking bones with his body, Batman also utilizes a plethora of gadgets to even the odds. Favorites like the Batarang and Batclaw return in addition to new ones like the Grapnel Gun, which is perhaps the most useful. This essential item allows players to quickly zipline onto things mid-flight, gaining a height boost. Combining it with Batman's famous gliding ability, players can traverse through the massive city, which is five times larger than Arkham Asylum. Scaling a large building and then swooping down throughout the environment onto an unsuspecting foe is a feeling that never gets old. The larger size allows more of an open-world structure compared to the previous entry. Because of this, it is tempting to diverge from the story missions and take part in any of the numerous side quests, go exploring for collectibles or just bring justice upon a random group of thugs. No matter what players decide to spend their time with though, "Arkham City" looks and sounds amazing.
Voice actors from "Batman: The Animated Series" including Kevin Conroy as Batman and Mark Hamill ("Star Wars") as the Joker return to add authenticity to the game. There are no mediocre attempts here as even lesser known actors deliver solid performances for their respective roles. The sound also accentuates the atmosphere with a fitting score and satisfying combat and gadget effects. It is clear that this is a Batman game. The graphics are stunning, and expand on the setting from "Arkham Asylum." From the dank, dreary sewers and the bright city lights to the colorful Joker's carnival and cool tones of The Penguin and Mister Freeze locales, there are plenty of nice environments to fight evil in.
There is no question that gamers will get their money's worth in "Arkham City." Hidden throughout the city are a number of Riddler trophies to collect, many of which require clever use of Batman's various gadgets. For example, while one might be a simple pick up item, another may need certain switches to be hit in a specific order. There is a nice variety with these and some will really test the player's wits. There are 400 of them and each one helps toward solving puzzles to rescue hostages that The Riddler has hidden. Besides these challenges, there are security cameras to destroy, Joker balloons to pop, political prisoners to save and mysteries to solve. The variety in the different side quests is a refreshing alternative to the main plot. There is even a "New Game +" mode that increases the challenge with fiercer foes and less helping features like counter icons. Players can even assume the role of Catwoman at certain points in the story and after completing the game. She brings her own style and equipment and feels different enough to warrant her inclusion. Batman and Catwoman can both be used with different costumes in the Riddler Challenge mode where players must complete certain tasks in the quickest time possible. There is just so much content packed on the disc that completing it 100 percent is quite a feat.
Arkham City is not without its flaws, however. While Batman does encounter many characters, not enough are used in big battles and the game resorts to throwing tons of enemies at you. The few boss battles are interesting but there could be more.
With the enormous amount of content, a unique story and smooth mechanics, "Batman: Arkham City" will provide hours of fun to gamers and Batman fans alike. Hopefully the Arkham storyline will continue but this shouldn't be the last time fans get to be the Dark Knight.


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New Delhi, July 29 (IANS) The Narendra Modi government is focussed on youth-led development of the country, Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports Sarbananda Sonowal said on Wednesday.
"The government firmly holds the view that the youth should be active drivers and not just passive recipients of the development process," Sonowal told the first Asia Region Commonwealth Youth Ministers' meeting here.
"Facilitating youth participation at all levels of governance is one of the key objectives of the current national youth policy of India," he said.
Sonowal said the participation of youth in the governance process was an article of faith for the government.
He said Prime Minister Narendra Modi wanted youths to give suggestions on wide-ranging issues of governance.
"A National Youth Advisory Council is being set up to advise the government on youth issues. The council will have youth representation from every single state and union territory."
Stating that there was a global realisation that the youth have a key role to play in the development process, the minister said: "The youth have made a valuable contribution to the shaping of the 'Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda' through participation in the MyWorld Survey, national consultations etc."
He pointed out that the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) summit in Ufa, Russia, earlier this month was preceded by a BRICS Youth Summit and said the youth from the BRICS nations provided valuable inputs to the leaders of these countries.
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Ham shakes hands after his successful Mercury flight
When Ham prepared to board his spacecraft, NASA noted that he was "active and spirited." Ham — named for the Holloman Aerospace Medical Center — wore a suit that kept him at a comfortable 60 degrees.
Throughout his mission, Ham almost perfectly worked a series of controls and levers as he had been trained to do. He showed NASA that he could function as a normal chimpanzee while in flight. After he landed, he was offered an apple and half an orange for his flight, according to a NASA document.


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WATKINSVILLE -- The planned Boulder Springs subdivision was recently granted Oconee County's first-ever conservation easement, which marks open space for permanent protection from development.
The 323-acre, 95-home subdivision will be located on both sides of New High Shoals Road between its intersections with Elder and Union Church roads. The development will have four clusters of homes with 142 acres of permanently protected open space to be co-owned by subdivision residents.
The conservation easement was drawn up recently by the Oconee River Land Trust, a group advocating protection of open spaces, and filed at the Oconee County Courthouse to ensure permanent protection of the Boulder Springs land.
Subdivision developer Rob Fine said he hopes to begin building houses in April, and completing the subdivision over the next eight years.
Boulder Springs will include a community clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis court and lake with a fishing dock.
A network of nature trails will snake through the area protected by the conservation easement.
Homes in the subdivision will range in price from $195,000 to $240,000. Last year, the average new home in Oconee County sold for around $266,000.
''People are becoming aware of the issues that surround growth, and I think some people are also becoming aware that protecting green space makes sense aesthetically, environmentally and economically,'' said Steffney Thompson, an attorney and Oconee River Land Trust director. ''I think you're gonna see more (conservation subdivisions). There's more education about development and more education about conservation.''
Boulder Springs is one of two conservation subdivisions proposed for Oconee County in recent months.
When the county commission reviewed the Boulder Springs proposal, at its April 4 meeting, a standing-room-only crowd, comprising both proponents and opponents of the plan, jammed the commission chambers and overflowed into an adjacent hallway.
Opponents argued that placing the subdivision in the largely rural area would create conflicts between residents and farmers working adjacent land.
Also, opponents expressed concern that the subdivision would create stormwater runoff problems in Big Robinson Creek, which flows through the planned development.
Supporters argued that the plan would create buffers of green space and trees that would protect the creek and minimize conflicts with neighboring farmers.
''This is going to be the wave of the future,'' Fine said Monday. ''As urban growth pushes out, the preservation of green space is going to be important. This is one method of reducing urban sprawl.''
The subdivision got national publicity when it was mentioned Oct. 1 in a CNN documentary concerning sprawl in the Atlanta area. The documentary featured interviews with Fine and with Buddy Shelnutt, a nearby farmer concerned the subdivision would hinder his ability to farm his land.
The only other conservation subdivision to be proposed in Oconee County -- on Dove Creek Road in Dark Corner -- drew opposition similar to that aimed at the Boulder Springs project.
Oconee commissioners voted 3-2 in December in favor of the rezoning needed for the subdivision. Plans for the 90-acre, 37-home development include placing nearly half the tract in permanent conservation.
Developers of the Dove Creek Road site are working now to establish a conservation easement, according to landscape architect John Williams.
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ICBC Financial Leasing Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (ICBC), has selected International Aero Engines to provide V2500 engines to power its fleet of 15 new A320 series aircraft. The deal is valued at US$100 million for Pratt & Whitney. Pratt & Whitney is a United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX) company and a major participant in IAE.
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It is the first chance for fans to see newcomers Jamie Redknapp, Milenko Acimovic and Jonathan Blondel in action at home and kicks-off a cracking double-header with Italian giants Lazio following on Sunday.
Martin O'Neill's men began the defence of their SPL title with a win against Dunfermline on Saturday and are now preparing for their Champions' League qualifier next week.
Glenn Hoddle, meanwhile, is focusing on August 17 - our Premiership opener at Everton.
The boss said: "It's a good game for us, a great occasion.
"Celtic have massive tradition, history and have been in a particularly good vein of form over the last couple of seasons with what Martin O'Neill has achieved there.
"It will be a good test. I'm sure they'll come here with one eye on European preparations and with that in mind, it won't be played as a 'friendly' by them.
"We've got to look at a few people - we've got a few knocks and people coming back - before deciding whether or not we can put out a full squad, but it should be a good evening."
It will be our toughtest test of a busy pre-season schedule with Celtic's competitive season up and running.
Glenn added: "They've been back longer than us, have prepared more and are at a higher tempo. They are playing what we'd call 'proper' games.
"You would expect them to be physically in better shape and mentally they've been up for games.
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National Gallery
The National Gallery houses the national collection of paintings in the Western European tradition from the 13th to the 19th centuries. It is on show 361 days a year, free of charge.
With free access to over 2,300 paintings from altarpieces to the Impressionists, there's something for everyone at the National Gallery.
Venue Type:
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Open daily 10.00-18.00, Fri 10.00-21.00
Admission free
Additional info
The National Gallery holds regular events given or interpreted in British Sign Language (BSL).
On the last Saturday of every month the 'Art Through Words' programme for blind and partially sighted visitors examines one painting in the collection in detail.
The National Gallery's permanent collection spans the period from about 1250 to 1900 and consists of Western European paintings.
Collection details
Fine Art, Personalities, Religion, Social History
Key artists and exhibits
- 'The Wilton Diptych'
- Jan van Eyck 'The Arnolfini Portrait'
- Paolo Uccello 'The Battle of San Romano'
- Piero della Francesca 'The Baptism of Christ'
- Sandro Botticelli 'Venus and Mars'
- Leonardo da Vinci 'The Virgin of the Rocks'
- Michelangelo 'The Entombment'
- Giovanni Bellini 'The Doge Leonardo Loredan'
- Raphael 'The Madonna of the Pinks'
- Jan Gossaert 'The Adoration of the Kings'
- Titian 'Bacchus and Ariadne'
- Hans Holbein the Younger 'The Ambassadors'
- Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, 'The Supper at Emmaus'
- Peter Paul Rubens 'Samson and Delilah'
- Anthony Van Dyck, 'Equestrian Portrait of Charles I'
- Rembrandt 'Self Portrait at the Age of 34'
- Claude 'Seaport with the Embarkation of Saint Ursula'
- Diego Velázquez 'The Rokeby Venus'
- Johannes Vermeer 'A Young Woman standing at a Virginal'
- Canaletto 'The Stonemason's Yard'
- Thomas Gainsborough 'Mr and Mrs Andrews'
- George Stubbs 'Whistlejacket'
- François-Hubert Drouais 'Madame de Pompadour at her Tambour Frame'
- John Constable, 'The Hay Wain'
- Joseph Mallord William Turner 'The Fighting Temeraire'
- Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres 'Madame Moitessier'
- Claude-Oscar Monet 'Bathers at La Grenouillère'
- Georges Seurat 'Bathers at Asnières'
- Vincent Van Gogh 'Sunflowers'
- Paul Cezanne, 'Bathers (Les Grandes Baigneuses)'
Drawn in Colour: Degas from the Burrell
- 20 September 2017 — 7 May 2018 *on now
A rare opportunity to see stunning paintings, pastels, and drawings by leading French Impressionist Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas
The Burrell Collection holds one of the greatest collections of Degas's works in the world. Rarely seen in public, this exhibition marks the first time the group of 20 pastels has been shown outside of Scotland, since they were acquired.
One of the greatest artistic innovators of his age, Degas found new ways of depicting modern Parisian life; pursuing a vision distinct from that of his fellow Impressionists. He also relentlessly experimented with materials, particularly pastel that he came to prefer over oil paint.
Coinciding with the centenary of Degas's death, and including complementary works from the National Gallery Collection, the exhibition offers unique insight into the practices and preoccupations of a complex and intensely private artist. Exhibition organised by the National Gallery in collaboration with the Burrell Collection, Glasgow
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites
- 2 October 2017 — 2 April 2018 *on now
Discover how van Eyck's 'Arnolfini Portrait' was one of the beacons by which the Pre-Raphaelites forged a radical new style of painting.
Acquired by the National Gallery in 1842, the Arnolfini Portrait informed the Pre-Raphaelites' belief in empirical observation, their ideas about draughtsmanship, colour and technique, and the ways in which objects in a picture could carry symbolic meaning.
The exhibition will bring together for the first time the 'Arnolfini Portrait' with paintings from the Tate collection and loans from other museums, to explore the ways in which Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828–1882), Sir John Everett Millais (1829–1896) and William Holman Hunt (1827–1910), among others, were influenced by the painting in their work.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Admission charge applies. Free for members.
Monochrome: Painting in Black and White
- 30 October 2017 — 18 February 2018 *on now
Explore the tradition of painting in black and white from its beginnings in the Middle Ages through the Renaissance and into the 21st century.
Painting using predominantly black-and-white pigments has long held a fascination for artists, yet there has never been a major exhibition on the subject.
'Monochrome' presents a series of case studies that investigate where and when grisaille painting was used and to what effect: from early religious works to paintings that emulate sculpture or respond to other media such as printmaking, photography, and film.
Comprising works on glass, vellum, ceramic, silk, wood, and canvas by artists such as Leonardo, Rembrandt, Degas, Picasso, and Gerhard Richter (1932–), 'Monochrome' encourages visitors to trace the fascinating but little-studied history of black-and-white painting.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Admission charge applies. Free for members.
Tacita Dean: STILL LIFE
- 15 March — 28 May 2018
Curated by Tacita Dean and guided by her own understanding of the genre, 'STILL LIFE' presents a diverse selection of works in a variety of mediums.
Works by the artist herself – including a new film diptych made especially for the exhibition, 'Ideas for Sculpture in a Setting', and 'Prisoner Pair' (2008, 16mm) – feature alongside works by Dean's contemporaries, including Thomas Demand, Roni Horn, and Wolfgang Tillmans, and paintings from the National Gallery Collection, such as Zurbarán's Cup of Water and a Rose.
'STILL LIFE' examines the genre's legacy within the history of art and demonstrates the continued importance of the still life genre and the National Gallery Collection as sources of inspiration in contemporary art practice.
This exhibition is part of an unprecedented collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery and Royal Academy of Arts, who are hosting related exhibitions, 'Tacita Dean: PORTRAIT' and 'Tacita Dean: LANDSCAPE,' respectively.
Stories of art: Module two: 1400–1500
- 22 November 2017 2-4pm *on now
- 29 November 2017 2-4pm
- 6 December 2017 2-4pm
- 13 December 2017 2-4pm
- 20 December 2017 2-4pm
A modular introduction to art history using the Gallery's collection to explore key themes and stories in art. This course is ideal for people with some existing knowledge of art history.
The National Gallery's collection reveals many stories about art. Enrich your understanding of them by signing up for this modular course. Gallery experts including curators, conservators, educators, archivists, and scientists will share their knowledge with you; sessions are structured around key themes such as faith, artists' materials, society, and stories.
The full course consists of six modules, although each module stands alone.
Suitable for
- Any age
£125 Concessions
£100 Members
Silent witnesses: Trees in art
- 24 November 2017 2-4pm
Symbolic, simplified or naturalistic, depictions of trees tell us much about the societies in which they flourished.
On this two-week course, Christiana Payne, who has written many books on landscape painting, explores the depiction of trees and their important role in European art, from the early Renaissance to the late 19th century.
The course involves close-looking at paintings in the National Gallery Collection such as Hobbema's Avenue at Middleharnis, Constable's Cornfield and van Gogh's Wheatfield, with Cypresses.
Week one: 17 November 2017
Real, ideal, and symbolic trees, 1300–1750
From cartoon-like renditions in the 14th century to detailed naturalism in the 15th century, and from the idealised landscapes of Claude to the everyday scenes of Rubens and Hobbema, this session introduces a wide variety of depictions of trees.
2–2.55pm: From symbolic to naturalistic: Trees in 14th and 15th-century paintings
2.55–3.05pm: Comfort break
3.05–4pm: Claude, Rubens, and Hobbema: The real and the ideal
Week two: 23 November 2017
The love of trees, 1750–1900
18th and 19th-century art and literature provides evidence of a widespread love of trees and nature. In this session we explore how trees inspired painters, poets and landscape gardeners, and we take a particular look at trees in the art of the Pre-Raphaelites.
2–2.55pm From Gainsborough and Constable to the Post-Impressionists
2.55–3.05pm: Comfort break
3.05–4pm: Pre-Raphaelite trees and the inspiration of 15th-century painting
Tutor's biography
Christiana Payne is Professor of History of Art at Oxford Brookes University, where she has been teaching since 1994. Her previous books include 'Where the Sea Meets the Land: Artists on the Coast in Nineteenth-Century Britain' and 'John Brett, Pre-Raphaelite Landscape Painter'. She has curated major exhibitions and displays at the Yale Center for British Art, Tate Britain, and the Royal West of England Academy, Bristol. Her new book, 'Silent Witnesses: Trees in British Art, 1760–1870' comes out in September 2017.
Suitable for
- Any age
£36 Concessions
£34 Members
Life drawing salon: Manet and contrast
- 24 November 2017 6:30am-8:30pm
Manet's paintings were both celebrated and criticised for the use of extreme contrast. He often painted dark silhouettes against a pale background or the profile of a black suit against a white dress.
In making monochrome drawings of the nude model, we will experiment with collage and a range of drawing tools to create dynamic black-and-white compositions.
£15 Concessions
£14 Members
What lies beneath: Oil painting in black and white
- 25 November 2017 11am-4pm
Artist Nick Pace leads a special oil painting workshop exploring how the traditional technique of black underpainting can help artists establish the contrast between colour tones, which plays an important role in determining how the finished painting looks.
£42 Concessions
£40 Members
Magic Carpet Storytelling on Sundays
Fly away on the magic carpet at The National Gallery as it comes to land in front of a different painting each Sunday. Enjoy stories that tie in with creative workshops happening on the same day, suitable for children under 5 years old. Come along at 10.30-11.00 or 11.30-12.00 to the Education Centre.
How to obtain
Booking is not necessary but places are limited and allocated on arrival. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Email email@example.com for further details.
Take One Picture
Take One Picture
Each year the National Gallery's Take One Picture scheme focuses on a painting from the Collection to inspire cross-curricular work in primary classrooms.
Paintings can be used for work in literacy, numeracy, ICT, science, history, art and design, craft, design and technology, and PSHEE and citizenship.
Each year the Gallery displays a selection of schools' work in the Take One Picture exhibition.
How to obtain
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China in Africa Paperback
by Chris Alden
Part of the African Arguments series
Nowhere in the world is China's rapid rise to power more evident than in Africa.
From multi-billion dollar investments in oil and minerals to the influx of thousands of merchants, labourers and cheap consumer goods, China's economic and political reach is redefining Africa's traditional ties with the international community.
This book investigates the emerging relationship between China and Africa to determine whether this engagement will be that of a development partner, economic competitor or new hegemon.
Alden argues that in order to understand Chinese involvement on the continent, we need to recognize the range of economic, diplomatic and security rationales behind Beijing's Africa policy as well as the response of African elites to China's entreaties.
Only then can the new challenges and opportunities for Africa and the West be accurately assessed.
- Format: Paperback
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- Publication Date: 01/01/2007
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Uggh Im so down (xposted in aip & ttcwpcos)
Im just so depressed lately!
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Jimmy Carr: Telling Jokes Trailer (2009)
02 November 2009 Comedy 90 mins
Jimmy Carr delivers more of his cynical take on life's little absurdities in his trademark deadpan style in this live stand-up release. Jimmy unleashes his rapid-fire joke-telling and razor-sharp wit on topics ranging from religion and sex, to bullying and political correctness. Those brave enough to heckle are quickly put in their place by an array of colourful if brutal put-downs.
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Optimization and parallelization of the thermal–hydraulic subchannel code CTF for high-fidelity multi-physics applications
This study describes major improvements to the computational infrastructure of the CTF subchannel code so that full-core, pincell-resolved (i.e., one computational subchannel per real bundle flow channel) simulations can now be performed in much shorter run-times, either in stand-alone mode or as part of coupled-code multi-physics calculations. These improvements support the goals of the Department Of Energy Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL) Energy Innovation Hub to develop high fidelity multi-physics simulation tools for nuclear energy design and analysis.
- Authors:
- Oak Ridge National Lab. (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN (United States)
- Sandia National Lab. (SNL-NM), Albuquerque, NM (United States)
- The Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park, PA (United States)
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Like A Rockstar: Alessandro Del Piero touches down in Australia to a hero's welcome from Sydney FC fans
Australian soccer may not be prime-time billing, but if Alessandro Del Piero's welcome if anything to go that may be about to change.
Around 500 boisterous Sydney FC fans waited patiently at Sydney International Airport for 35-year-old Del Piero to emerge out of out of the terminal following his two day trip from Italy.
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A/N: Sequel to story "Shades of Love". You should read the first story before diving into this one or you might not understand.
To Tell or Not to Tell, That is the Question
By Lizabeth S. Tucker
Frank Harper drove his brown sedan up to the Gull's-Way estate and parked near the front door. He glanced at the lights shining out of the Gatehouse. Before he could even knock at the front door of the main house, it was opened. "Milt," he greeted his old friend with a big smile.
"Frank, come in. Want a beer?" Hardcastle offered as he ushered Frank into the den.
"No, but I will take some coffee if you have it. It's been a long day."
"I can make some in no time. The kid's got this coffeemaker that brews up a decent pot in minutes." Hardcastle led the way into the kitchen.
Frank sat at the table and watched the Judge prepare the coffee, noting the nervous glances out the window. "Problem?"
"No!" Hardcastle snapped, then grinned sheepishly. "Sorry. I'm just…I don't want McCormick to walk in on us."
"Why not?"
"Because I want to talk about him." The Judge poured two cups of coffee out and joined Frank at the table. "Have you seen the kid lately?"
"Define lately."
"Since he came home from the hospital."
"Sure, a couple of times. Why, Milt? What's wrong?"
"McCormick's not…I think something's wrong with him. He's not the same."
Frank frowned, quickly realizing that Hardcastle wasn't joking, he was sincerely worried. "Tell me what you mean."
"You can be talking to him and he'll get distracted, start looking to one side, not at you. The other night I was getting onto the kid about studying too much…"
"I assume that means you were yelling at him?"
"Yeah, kinda. Anyway, he's not smarting off like he usually does. He's trying not to laugh and shrugging his shoulders. I thought someone was standing behind me that was making faces, the way he was acting. I don't think he's…right."
"Why don't I go out and talk to Mark? I assume he's in the Gatehouse?"
"Yeah, studying for his finals. I told him to get an extension, but he won't listen to me."
"Mark just doesn't want to delay his graduation anymore than he already has. The doctors cleared him, didn't they?"
"Yeah, yeah, they did. As McCormick keeps telling me over and over again." Hardcastle rubbed his hands over his face. "I'm just…I'm worried, Frank. We came so close to losing him this time."
"I know, Milt. Look, I'll go talk to him, you just stay here and stop worrying, okay?"
"Fine. You talk to him, but you'll see what I mean, Frank. He's just not the same."
With a wave, Frank exited through the kitchen's back door, walking around to the Gatehouse's French doors. He watched through the glass as Mark paced the living room, gesturing as he walked. On a small side table, a text book was propped up on a cookbook holder. As Frank watched, pages were turned in the book.
Frank knocked on the door, smiling when Mark darted a quick glance at where the book was resting.
"Frank? Something wrong?" Mark asked, peering around the police lieutenant.
"Milt's still in the main house, if that's who you're looking for."
"Oh, ah…" He opened the door wider. "Sorry, c'mon inside. I was just studying."
"So I saw."
Mark's sheepish grin froze and once again he looked toward the table and the text book. "You…saw?"
"Yep. I assume you were getting some 'help' with your studying?" Frank also turned to the table's general location. "Hello, Nancy."
Mark cocked his head, listening. "She says hello back. That it's nice to be meeting under better circumstances. But how did you know she was here?"
"I don't think you could turn pages by yourself from clear across the room." Frank strolled over to the couch and sat down.
"Oh, jeez, sorry, Frank. Would you like something to drink? I've got some coffee. Decaffeinated 'cause the docs still don't want me having any stimulates for the time being. It's not too bad."
The older man waved the offer away. "Nothing, thanks."
"So," Mark sat across from Frank in the small side chair. "Why are you here? Is something wrong?"
"No, but Milt doesn't think so."
Mark frowned. "I don't understand, the hospital released me. The doctors said I could get back to my normal everyday activities. Okay, except for some minor things. What's his problem?"
"You and, I assume, Nancy."
"Mrs. H? But I haven't told him about her being here. I mean, he wouldn't believe me anyway. He'd think I was nuts." Mark laughed. "Well, more nuts than normal. Mrs. H and I talked it over and she agrees."
"That's nice, but it doesn't change the problem. You may not have told Milt anything about her, but you have been interacting with her in his presence. He's afraid that your skull fracture scrambled your brains."
"What? I don't…" Mark's voice trailed off as he thought back. "Oh."
"Yeah, oh. He's seriously worried about you, Mark. You have to make a decision here. Either tell him about Nancy or she has to stop talking to you while in the Judge's presence."
Mark blew his breath out, rubbing his hands over his face. "Damn it."
Frank got to his feet. "Think it over, talk it out with Nancy, then let me know what you decide. I'll back you no matter what, Mark, you know that."
"Yeah, I know. Thanks, Frank."
"You're welcome." Harper let himself out into the darkness of Gull's-Way, slowing walking over to the main house where an anxious Milt Hardcastle waited.
He barely got through the front door before the Judge was standing in front of him.
"Well what?"
"Did you see it? Did he zone out on you while you talked to him? Should I take him back to the hospital?"
"Milt, calm down. There's nothing wrong with Mark other than you overreacting."
"He's been through a lot lately, worried about you, struggling with his own recovery. Just give him some space, okay?"
"You don't think it's serious?" Hardcastle asked, a weight dropping off his shoulders.
"No, I don't think it's anything you need to worry about. And if he needs to talk to you about anything, I want you to listen with an open mind."
Worried again, Milt moved closer to his old friend. "Talk? Open mind? What the hell do you know, Frank? This isn't the first time I've gotten the feeling that you and the kid are keeping something from me. What the hell is going on?"
"Milt, calm down."
"I thought you were my friend, Frank, but now you're hiding things from me. Is it the kid? Is Mark having problems, serious problems? Did that operation do more harm than good?"
"Judge, lay off of Frank." Mark had entered the house unnoticed by either man. "I'm fine. How many times do we have to tell you?"
"McCormick, you're not fine. You're acting all strange. You have been ever since that damn attack."
"I've got something to tell you, Judge. I need you to sit down and listen. No interruptions until I'm done, okay?"
Hardcastle's face blanched, his hand reaching out to grip McCormick's forearm. "What is it?"
"Milt, please. I'm not dying, my brain's all in one piece, just like it was before. This is something else. Will you, can you just listen?"
"Milt, c'mon, let's sit down and let Mark speak."
"Okay, okay, I'm listening." He perched on the edge of the couch, his hands clenched on his knees.
Now that the moment was at hand, Frank could see that Mark didn't know how to start. He decided to help. "Mark, just tell him exactly as it happened."
"Right, as it happened." Mark looked toward the doorway and smiled faintly.
"See, he's doin' it again!" Hardcastle snapped.
"It'll all be clear soon enough if you let him talk," Frank said sternly.
"Whoa, this is hard. Okay, Judge, did you ever hear about people who, after they have a skull fracture or a severe concussion, being able to see or do things that they never did before? Like psychics?"
"You're saying you're psychic?" Milt asked dubiously.
"Well, not exactly. But sometimes it can let you see things that you probably wouldn't have been able to before." Mark looked to Frank for a moment, earning an encouraging nod. "That's kinda what happened to me. I could see someone who wasn't really alive any more."
Hardcastle stared at McCormick for a long moment, then broke out laughing. "You're something else, kiddo. Did you and Frank set this up when he was out in the Gatehouse? No, you've been planning this since before you got out of the hospital, haven't you? Good joke, you really had me worried there for a while. Seeing dead people." Hardcastle shook his head, getting to his feet and moving toward the kitchen. "I'm getting us some ice cream. You want some, Frank?"
"Uh, no. No, thanks, Milt." After the Judge had left the room, Frank turned his attention back to Mark. "That certainly didn't go the way you planned."
Mark smiled. "No, but in a way, that's let me off the hook. Mrs. N and I talked about it, like you suggested. She didn't really want me to tell him, said the Judge wouldn't believe me for a moment and, if he did, would be hurt by the very idea that I would be able to see her when he couldn't. I was willing to try, even though I thought the same thing. But this is better. He believes that it was all a setup as well as relieved that I'm really recovered. Mrs. H and I will keep the interaction down to when the Judge isn't present. And I don't hurt him. Christ, Frank, you know I wouldn't hurt that stubborn ol' donkey for the world."
"I know it. You may be right, this might be the best solution of all. But you and your ghostly friend had better be careful or you won't have any choice but to tell him or be committed."
"Who's being committed?" Hardcastle asked, returning with two bowls of ice cream.
"Me, for living with you all these years," Mark replied, thinking quickly.
Hardcastle snorted. "Let me tell you, hotshot, if anyone is on the verge of being committed in this house, it would be me. Living with you is no bed of roses, that's for certain."
Frank shook his head at the resumption of the men's usual wrangling, letting himself out the front door. He breathed in the fresh air, enjoying the tang of salt in the air. The warm night air surrounded him as he made his way to his sedan. Just before he got into the driver's side, he felt a cool swipe across his cheek. Frank halted, touching the spot lightly. Looking into the darkness, he smiled. "Good night, Nancy."
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I guess I'll be the voice of dissent (and/or reason).
A high-cap 9mm will do the same thing, for less money, more options, and less headache.
The beauty of the 5.7, and the reason it was designed, was to use the same ammunition in both a handgun and a PDW, the P90. It needed to use lightweight ammunition that could penetrate kevlar. If your purpose is building a doomsday arsenal and availability of ammunition is not your concern, or you are protecting the president, maybe 5.7 makes sense. It is ballistically a great round, but its still a handgun round.
If your purpose is anything else, there are better choices. Shot placement still matters, so you still need to practice. I would much rather have a 20 round 9mm where I had some choices on features such as hammer/striker, safety, etc, and could know that I would be able to find ammunition in the foreseeable future. The 5.7 is a cool collection gun, but I think there are a lot of better choices as a "go-to" anything gun.
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801 Chophouse at the Paxton is inspired by the classic 1920's New York Chophouse. 801 Chophouse Omaha's masculine interior is highlighted with dark woods, marble and granite accents, brass fixtures, dual pane frosted glass and white linens.
801 Chophouse showcases only U.S.D.A. Prime Grade beef and jet-fresh seafood. The bar offers an array of world class wines, single malt scotches, crafty cocktails and after dinner cognacs. As our guest, you will be given 801 Chophouse top notch professional service.
Reserve one of the four Private dining rooms, seating eight to forty two guests, to host your next soiree. We also have complimentary valet parking
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Steak, Seafood, Contemporary American
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Restaurant Dinner Service:
Monday - Saturday: 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sunday: 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Bar Service:
Happy Hour - Monday - Friday 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday: 4:00 p.m., Saturday - Sunday: 5:00 p.m.
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14th and Farnam
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Price Range:
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Payment Options
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Executive Chef:
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Private Party Facilities:
Nebraska Room - Seats up to 18
Paxton Room - Seats up to 10
Creighton Room - Seats up to 12
Wine Room - Seats up to 42
1/2 Bull East or 1/2 Bull West - Seats up to 60 guests
Full Restaurant Floor - 120 guests
801 Chophouse Full Restaurant - 224 guests
Private dining rooms are available for dinner service 7 days, perfect for business, holiday parties, reunions, weddings and special occasions.
801 Chophouse will happily serve breakfast, lunch or dinner private dining reservations.
Food and beverage minimums may be applicable.
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801 Chophouse at the Paxton Ratings and Reviews
Overall, a good solid steakhouse with a well-appointed dining room and bar. our service was great, food was good, but wine program is over-priced for most decent wines compared to most major metros of US (NYC, SF and CHI excluded). barman was very good (demeanor and ability). would return for another meal.
Service was top notch. Attention to detail was top notch. Portion sizes were very good. But lets face it, you are coming here for the steaks. My ribeye was best ribeye that I ever had. Done to perfection and awesome flavor. Will definitely be back. Great experience.
Our dinners here are always amazing! Colleen is a wonderful, knowledgeable server and remembers even our smallest requests each time we come in. The food is amazing specifically the filets and prime rib. I can't speak a lot to the appetizers as I have a shellfish allergy, however the ahi tuna is amazing. We definitely utilize the Groupon every year and choose this restaurant for all special occasions to boot. If you haven't tried it go, you will not be disappointed.
The food was amazing! Excellent steaks, superior service. We were there celebrating our Son's birthday -- they went above and beyond -- menus with his name on them, complimentary dessert for him -- just top-notch service in every way. We would definitely return. The restaurant is beautiful -- food's a little pricey but worth it. If you're thinking about one of the dessert souffles, go for it -- awesome!!
This is the second time we have been to the Chophouse . The service was friendly and the waiter was very attentive. He was left a very nice tip. It wasn't his fault the food wasn't what I expected.
The appetizer was good, as was the salad. We ordered a steak, it was awful!! It came to the table very uncooked and cold. For the price of $110 I expected more.
We had drinks from the bar that were very good.
We were offered a round of drinks and dessert the next time we come in. To be honest I'm sure that we will ever go back. They did adjust our bill.
I only get to be in Omaha one time a year, but tre 801 is a must visit. The ambience is wonderful and the service is great. No one hovers, but they are always there when you need them. Oh, I need to mention the food is great. Try the lobster call Ron dogs and the calamari as appetizers
The environment is super noisy (Friday Evening @ 7), the prices were high for the portions/taste of the steak.
Just didn't feel it was worth the money spent.
The waiter asked if we wanted more bread and we said yes but then he took away our bread plates and butter knives. Only to come back with more bread and butter, but still no plates. Guess we'll use the steak knives then.
Just felt the whole place is very overrated.
Everything was amazing except the shrimp once again. This has been an ongoing problem we have noticed at the 801. They have a real strong taste and are alway tough. We had to leave them on the plate because they were inedible. Since this has happened 3 times know we plan to never order anything with shrimp.
My husband and I went to 801 Chophouse Omaha for our first wedding anniversary last night and it was amazing! We had let them know it was our anni. when we booked the reservation, so when we got there they had a hand-written card for us, a special Happy Anniversary menu with hearts, and they wrote a special something on our dessert and gave us complimentary Port wine sippers to go with our cake. From start to finish this was the most special and romantic meal I've ever had...plus the food was amazing! We have already decided this will be our go-to place for every anniversary.
The staff was exceptional and the food was outstanding. All of our steaks were perfectly cooked to the appropriate temperature. We ordered 4 appetizers and 5 sides, every dish was delicious. The Chocolate Soufflé was great but a "must try" is the Carrot Cake, best I've ever had.
We'll definitely be back.
After reading a poor review, I was reluctant to continue my reservation. This was a business dinner and I wanted to impress them. I heard many good reviews too so I took the risk. I was NOT disappointed. The service was spot on and the timing of each dish was perfect. I highly recommend the crab cakes. We all had different cuts of beef which were perfectly cooked to our request. It is pricey but the experience and the cuisine are impeccable. I will recommend this restaurant to friends and colleagues.
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