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If you clicked this thread you must be a pervert?
If you clicked this thread you must be a pervert?
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I prefer a wet pussy to be shaved!
LMAO What a face!
I don't feel guilty, had to be someone's daughter. Can't believe the face.
haha. love it!
Hey, you advertised and I showed up. Funny cat.
I'm never surprised but often amazed.
I feel like in the second photo he is plotting to kill the camera person.
That is one irritated looking pussy LOL!
The nice thing with the new software is you can hover over the post title and preview what's written. When I saw the pervert remark I knew it had to be a wet kitty...I mean cat.
Never Forget our Fallen Brothers 343 9/11
That is one seriously unhappy cat!!
That cat is pissed! Cat is going to make sure somebody pays for this crime! Somehow, someway, sometime the pussy will get it's revenge! And you won't even see it coming! LOL !!
Somebody is going to be in pain! Most likely a late night Bonzi attack from higher ground!!!!
If pussys could kill!
I am old. I can no longer fight or flee therefore I shoot really good.
Immediately upon seeing the title, I knew what it was. That is because I actually have some regard for the people who are members here.
Had it been anything else, I have faith that:
A) the membership would have raised an uproar in the shoutbox alerting anyone and everyone
B) the Mods would have taken care of it promptly
C) the actual LEO's who are members of this site, and contributors to our interests, would come unglued
D) the other LEO's who aren't members of this site, and are farming and harvesting information to fill their lists would come unglued'er!
And, regarding your "daughters wet pussy" and it's thoughts,,,,, I'm sure your days are numbered and revenge is going to be diabolical, CATastrophic (get it?) and aMEWsing. (Get that one too?)
God Bless, Stay Safe, and Remember! Go big, or go home.
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That cat looks very mad. I was thinking it would be a tabby cat.
She looks familiar. My first wife.
I clicked on this link to see who of you I may be watching here in the upcoming future as you rot in a prison..
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Funny as hell my wife tried to give our cat a bath ONCE never again
you got me!!
That looks nothing like your daughters wet pussy.
dissapointing like losing half me post count
dhs wants to put ther dik in our arse, thanks obama!
Wet cat is not aMEWsed...
"A Shootists Prayer"
Guns are good;
Guns are great;
Please Lord help those who us hate.
Give us this day our daily lead,
and hunting land well call a spread.
If I should die here on this day,
I pray for guns in Heaven with which to play.
--Mortis de Eminus--
and I thought you were the perv. but I clicked anyway
Originally Posted By: LowlightYou guys are seriously Pussies Elite if you are talking about recoil differences between two different 308 bullets.
I think I have heard it all and can die now, surely the world can't exist much longer with this line of thinking.
Knew it was going to be a cat.
That face looks like mine right now. Next Fedex employee that I see is gonna see that face.
The wind is not your friend.....unless you just farted.
hahaha Looks like an Evil gremlin
to the left now up wait your left, sigh never mind.
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Pac-12 bowl projections: Week 4
For example, two late games Saturday night that ended in dramatic fashion could have bowl implications. When you look at Cal's remaining schedule, are there four wins out there? How about Washington State? Had the Cougars won, you could make a case that, at 2-2, they weren't out of it yet. But what are the odds the Cougars win five of their next eight?
The Bears kick off a stretch of three games against nonranked opponents (Colorado, Washington State, Washington) before closing the season against five of six teams currently ranked in the Top 25. They will need an upset or two along the way. As for Colorado, that Cal game is a huge swing game for the Buffs as well.
Seven Pac-12 teams are still undefeated -- Oregon, Washington, Oregon State, Arizona, Arizona State, UCLA and Utah. We know that isn't going to last. Oregon and Arizona are two wins away from bowl eligibility. Washington needs seven because of the Hawaii rule, and Oregon State, Arizona State, UCLA and Utah are halfway there.
Things are sure to get more interesting in the coming weeks as we plow full steam ahead into conference play.
For now, here are the projections. As always, salt heavily.
College Football Playoff: Oregon
Fiesta Bowl: UCLA
Valero Alamo Bowl: Stanford
National University Holiday Bowl: Utah
San Francisco Bowl: USC
Hyundai Sun Bowl: Arizona State
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl: Washington
Cactus Bowl: Arizona
Heart of Dallas Bowl*: Oregon State
*-At large
Reaction To New AP Top 25 Poll
Pac-12 Power Rankings: Week 4
Drawing conclusions from Week 4
Each Sunday during the season, ESPN.com will highlight four storylines that had an impact on the College Football Playoff race.
Mississippi State 34, No. 8 LSU 29
Louisiana native Dak Prescott passed for 268 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 105 and a TD at Tiger Stadium as the Bulldogs snapped a 14-game losing streak to LSU.
No. 1 Florida State 23, No. 22 Clemson 17 (OT)
Jameis Winston, suspended for the game after making "offensive and vulgar" comments earlier this week on campus, was reduced to cheerleader as Karlos Williams scored on a 12-yard touchdown run to rally Florida State past Clemson in overtime.
No. 2 Oregon 38, Washington State 31
Marcus Mariota threw for 329 yards and five touchdowns and rushed for 58 net yards despite being sacked seven times as the Ducks scraped by the Cougars 38-31.
Pac-12 helmet stickers: Week 4
Nelson Spruce, WR, Colorado: Hawaii had no answer for the junior, who caught a school-record 13 passes for a career-best 172 yards in the Buffs' 21-12 win. Spruce's most explosive play came late in the first quarter, when Sefo Liufau found him for a 71-yard touchdown that gave the Buffs a lead they would not relinquish.
Travis Wilson, QB, Utah: His helmet popped off and his neck bent uncomfortably far out of its usual position during a nauseating second quarter spill, but Wilson returned to the game in the second half to assert total Utah control and get a rain-delayed 26-10 win at Michigan. A 28-yard touchdown strike to Dres Anderson highlighted Wilson's gutsy return, and the Utes knocked the big road monkey off their backs.
Special Teams Unit, Utah: Kaelin Clay's 116 return yards included a stunning, sideline-tightrope-walk of a punt return that kept Utah afloat while the offense was still sputtering in the first half. "Automatic" Andy Phillips booted four field goals to drive the nail into Michigan's rain-soaked coffin. The Utes have been spectacular in this third phase of the game.
Marcus Peters, CB, Washington: Georgia State outgained the Huskies 233-62 in the first half, but they led only 14-0 at that point. Washington may have Peters to thank for that manageable deficit, because he recorded two impressive interceptions in the first frame. The second featured a beautiful diving effort near the sideline and served as a prelude to the Dawgs' furious 45-point second half rally in a game they won 45-14.
Sean Mannion, QB, Oregon State: In a narrow escape over San Diego State last year, the Beavers went scoreless in the second and third quarters. This time, they outscored the Aztecs 21-0 over those middle two frames. Mannion executed Oregon State's adjustments with surgical precision, finishing 24-for-31 for 275 yards in his team's 28-7 win.
Austin Hill, WR, Arizona: He caught a game-winning Hail Mary. He should have the right to distribute helmet stickers, for crying out loud. Let's not forget about fellow receiver Cayleb Jones, whose 13 catches, 186 yards, and three touchdowns also spearheaded a 36-point fourth quarter. Oh, and the guy throwing all those passes may be icing his arm right now: Anu Solomon threw 73 times for 520 yards as the Wildcats shocked the Cal 49-45. A replay, just for fun.
Jared Goff, QB, Cal: Amidst the Arizona Hail Mary hoopla, it's important to not forget the strides Cal has made in the quarterback's sophomore season. The Bears' defense obviously collapsed, but Goff was spectacular for most of the contest: He delivered lasers downfield, averaging over 21 yards per completion and over 12 yards per attempt.
Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon: His stat line was close to perfect in the face of ferocious Washington State pressure (seven sacks) -- 21-for-25, 329 yards, five touchdowns, and 58 more yards on the ground in the Ducks' 38-31 win. The Ducks could have very well lost this game considering how badly they were struggling up front, but Mariota's composure ended up Winning the Day (yes, that was intended). It never hurts to have track star Devon Allen on your side, either (20.3 yards per catch).
River Cracraft, WR, Washington State: The Cougars played the Ducks tough, and much of that can be credited to a series of fine Cracraft grabs against a very talented Oregon secondary. He finished with eight catches for 107 yards, and it seemed that every one of those receptions came in a clutch spot to keep Wazzu in the ballgame.
What we learned in the Pac-12: Week 4
No quit in Arizona: California led 28-6 at halftime and 31-13 going into the fourth quarter, and Arizona needed to go 85 yards in less than a minute without any timeouts. There were plenty of reasons to quit believing. Didn't happen. Instead, the college football world was treated to the best game of the season. Freshman quarterback Anu Solomon's 47-yard Hail Mary to Austin Hill as time expired to give Arizona a 49-45 win and the play of the year so far. Arizona's 36 fourth-quarter points mark a new school record for a quarter and more than the Wildcats scored all game against Cal the past season (33).
Mannion into record book: Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion became the school's all-time leading passer. He eluded a pass rush and completed a 27-yard pass to Hunter Jarmon in the third quarter to take the record from Derek Anderson, who threw for 11,249 yards between 2001 and 2004. Mannion finished with 275 yards passing and now has 11,339 for his career, but he didn't throw a touchdown and had one pick against the Aztecs. The most impressive part of the 28-7 win over San Diego State was the Beavers' defense, which allowed just 215 yards of offense.
Colorado takes advantage: By giving both Washington a game and Oregon State a late scare, Hawaii proved it could hang with Pac-12 teams. But that was in Hawaii. Colorado's 21-12 win started at 8 a.m. Hawaiian time and was played at altitude, and the Warriors' flight was delayed on Friday, which canceled its walk-through. That's tough sledding. Still, Colorado deserves credit for taking advantage. The Buffaloes built a 21-6 halftime lead and hung on to move to 2-2 for the second straight season -- they've yet to start 3-2 since their move to the Pac-12 in 2011. WR Nelson Spruce continued his torrid start with 13 catches for 172 yards, which included a 71-yard touchdown.
Another passed test for Oregon: Oregon's first road game of the season didn't go as smoothly as it would have liked, but a 38-31 road win over Washington State is a road win, and the Ducks are probably better for it. Offensive line issues remain a concern, but Marcus Mariota again looked like the Heisman favorite, as he finished 21-of-25 for 329 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions. He also ran for 58 yards on 13 carries. Sports Illustrated jinx? Better luck next time.
Inconsistency remains at Washington: Georgia State has never beaten an FBS opponent but led Washington 14-0 at halftime. Sure, the Huskies bounced back to score 45 points in the second half and win 45-14. Still, the first half has to be concerning. Take it from coach Chris Petersen, who said, "If we show up like we did in the first half from here on out, we'll get run out of the stadium and won't be able to get back in." Washington is still searching for an identity after playing starkly different types of games in each of Petersen's first four as head coach. The competition level takes a big jump next week, when the Huskies get a visit from No. 16 Stanford. The 45 second-half points were the most a team scored in the second half after being shutout in the first since West Virginia scored 46 against Louisville in 2005.
Time to take Cal seriously: First, poor Cal. To play that well for that long only to lose on a Hail Mary is torture for a team and fan base that suffered mightily a year ago. Be extra nice to your Cal fan friends this week; this isn't the time for jokes. As devastating a loss as this could be, the performance did legitimize the Golden Bears' first two games. Quarterback Jared Goff played like an All-American for long stretches, and the defense played well early before being gassed. That fourth quarter, however, was worse than anything the Cal defense did a year ago. The lack of depth was again on display, just like it was against Northwestern.
Cougars can compete: The WSU team that showed up in Pullman was the version many were expecting -- and maybe even better -- to see all season, but for WSU to beat Oregon, it would have taken a near-perfect game. The Cougars made a few too many mistakes to get this win, but overall, it was a positive step -- just don't tell Mike Leach. All of a sudden, WSU looks like it can compete week-in, week-out. Two games into the season, that wasn't the case.
No. 2 Oregon 38, Washington State 31
Video: Oregon coach Mark Helfrich
Marcus Mariota's 5 TDs help No. 2 Oregon hold off Washington St.
PULLMAN, Wash. -- Marcus Mariota threw for 329 yards and five touchdowns as No. 2 Oregon held off Washington State 38-31 on Saturday night in a matchup of two of the top offenses in the nation.
Devon Allen and Keanon Lowe each had two touchdown receptions for Oregon (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12), which has won eight straight games against Washington State.
Connor Halliday threw for 436 yards and four touchdowns for Washington State (1-3, 0-1), which boasts the nation's top passing attack. They came into the game as 24-point underdogs, but stayed close the entire way.
Washington State played stout defense in the first half, sacking Mariota five times and recording seven tackles for losses, while holding the Ducks to a total of 210 yards. The score was tied 21-all at halftime.
However, the Cougars' offense stalled in the second half.
4Q ORE R. Freeman run for 6 yds for a 1ST down
4Q ORE M. Mariota pass,to P. Brown for 27 yds for a 1ST down
4Q ORE C. Halliday sacked by T. Washington for -6 yds
4Q WSU C. Halliday pass incomplete
Who Is The Heisman Front Runner?
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On Saturday afternoon, Rerun Theater at Rebar was full. It seemed only fitting that even the name of the place is a do-over, its chairs the back seats from old minivans--and not just because Rerun is a venue for post-film festival movies that don't yet have distributors. Today the theater was screen ... More >>
Photo via alexrheadrick's photostreamCan't wait to hear what angry NY GOP Congressman Peter King will have to say about newly revealed plans to dedicate a memorial to Michael Jackson at the Hoyt-Schermerhorn station, where Martin Scorcese once directed the "Bad" video. Last year, City Council ... More >>
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Lars Boilesen New Chief at Opera
Opera's CEO and founder, Jon von Tetzchner, is to take up a new strategic position in the company. New CEO will be Lars Boilesen.
Boilesen started his career as Lego's European Manager and has been at Opera for five years. His talents can be found mainly in the areas of sales and marketing. From 2000 to 2005 he was head of sales at Opera, before taking up a position at Alcatel-Lucent, responsible for Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Tetzchner brought him back in 2009 where he became Chief Commercial Officer.
Boilesen, it seems, brings no surprises with him. Referring to further development of the Opera browser he said, ''Our goal is to continue the current strategy'' His change of status at the Oslo company has trebled his personal shares options from 580,000 to 1,780,000.
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Tag Cloud
Fedora Developer Announces New Partition Manager
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.


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'Days of Our Lives' renewed through 2014
The sands will continue flowing through the hourglass
With "Days of Our Live" set to air its 1200th episode on Friday, Jan. 11, NBC has extended the soap opera for another year, keeping it on air through September 2014.
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"We are thrilled to announce that 'Days of our Lives' is not going anywhere," said Jennifer Salke, President, NBC Entertainment. "It is NBC's longest-running drama series by far and is one of the most historic brands in television. We commend Ken Corday and the entire creative team on continuing to keep the stories and characters fresh, exciting and relevant year after year."
This news means "Days of Our Lives" will get to celebrate its 48th year anniversary in November. The show first premiered as a half-hour drama in 1965 and expanded to an hour 10 years later.
"After so many years in the homes and hearts of our loyal fans, I'm both humbled and elated to say it's 2013 and we're still going strong," said Ken Corday, executive producer and son of show creators Betty and Ted Corday. "I am equally proud that the sense of family which my mom and dad established in our show 48 years ago is still what drives it today. As we celebrate our 12,000th episode with an amazing cast and great support from our network, we look forward to what's yet to come!"
In the 12,000th episode, Sami (Alison Sweeney) and Rafe (Galen Gering) start reconnecting, while Chloe (Nadia Bjorlin) finds an ally in her quest to win Daniel (Shawn Christian) away from Jennifer (Melissa Reeves). Gabi (Camila Banus), who's carrying Will's (Chandler Massey) baby, prepares to marry Nick (Blake Berris), but someone will throw a huge wrench into the wedding proceedings by the end of the episode.
Stay turned for MSN TV's interview with Ali Sweeney, who celebrated 20 years on the show this week. Sweeney teases a big EJAMI/SAFE decision and also talks about the new season of "Biggest Loser."
"Days of Our Lives" airs weekdays on NBC.
i remember when it started and watched for year. then i went through a period of not watching any soaps. i've been in to it for several years again and Days is the only soap i watch. Tape it faithfully. Will situation is too physical. keep it behind the scenes. Sami and Rafe BELONG together. kick Kristen to the curb and make Brady wise up, he's becoming too much of a wimp. get rid of Kate, yuck. make story line more interesting and don't drag them out sooooooooooo long. kayla needs a partner--maybe Lexie's widower????
love the show, let's go for 50 years
I have watched the show forever. I don't like Kristin in it, I really didn't like Will being gay. I like Sammie and all of her different sides. Rafe is a good match for her. E.J. is a good character, I liked him best with Nichol, they should make amends. I don't want Chloe to be with Daniel. I think he should be with Jennifer, they make a cute couple. He should get his son away from Chloe. She has been the bane of many of the men, and creates too many problems. I think she is a crazy person. It was neat to see John and Marlene for a short come-back, now they need to go off again, so that you can get rid of Kristin. Brady needs to find someone new that he can really be good for him. He lost his love and Kristin is just after making John and Marlene jump through hoops that they shouldn't have to. I enjoy this program and have watched it for as long as I can remember.


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Miss Arkansas 2014 is still glowing after her top 3 finish at the Miss America pageant on Sunday night.
On Thursday, October 9 at the Monroe Civic Center in Monroe, LA, multi-Grammy Award-winner Bill Gaither will host a spectacular evening of music, laughter and encouragement featuring the world class talent of the Gaither Vocal Band.
After a week of activities and competing in the Miss America pageant, Miss Louisiana has returned home.
PAWS of Northeast Louisiana is preparing for their annual fundraiser concert.
The Vikings have issued a statement saying ... "The Vikings are in the process of gathering information regarding the legal situation involving Adrian Peterson."
George Zimmerman allegedly threatened to kill a man in Florida earlier this week during a road rage incident ... and cops pulled over Zimmerman to grill him about it.
"Dolphin Tale 2" hopes to make a splash in theaters this weekend.
'The Field Larks' will be in Monroe tonight performing a benefit concert.
The new reality series starring former Governor Edwin Edwards and his wife Trina will debut this Sunday on A&E.
Fox 14's Nina Criscuolo creates a new show unlike any other local programming in the area.
"The Voice" returns with the strongest vocalists from across the country invited to compete in the blockbuster vocal competition show's fifth season.
Our sports team is getting ready for a great season of high school football, and yet another great season of Football Friday Night along with it.
Bravo's hit cooking competition show "Top Chef" is heading to New Orleans.
The original episode of REVOLUTION that was scheduled to air last night (4/15) at 9 PM CT on KTVE NBC 10 will air next week (4/22) at 9PM CT and all subsequent episodes will ripple accordingly.
Don't miss the premiere on KTVE NBC 10 on Tuesday, April 9th, 2013 @ 8PM CT.
One of the most fascinating literary characters comes to life on television for the first time: psychiatrist-turned-serial-killer, Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Learn more about the show and the premiere.
The Shreveport based family band, forever JONES, is taking their faith on a new journey, into reality television.
The music network will air LIVE coverage of the historic festival
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George Zimmerman allegedly threatened to kill a man in Florida earlier this week during a road rage incident ... and cops pulled over Zimmerman to grill him about it.
The doctor who performed the endoscopy on Joan Rivers has been fired by the clinic's board.
Richard Kiel, who became famous for portraying the James Bond villain, Jaws ... died Wednesday afternoon at the age of 74
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For the woman who once famously said, "I think children are like pancakes: You sort of ruin the first one, and you get better at it the second time around," Kelly Ripa's kid-smarts come through first-hand experience, now that her third child, Joaquin, is 4. (Michael is 10 and Lola is 7.) That's a whole lot of trial and error under her Prada belt -- but it's also hard-won wisdom on what works and what doesn't in raising strong, healthy kids today.
Unlike her predecessor, Kathy Lee Gifford (who never met a moment she couldn't turn into the Cody and Cassidy show), Ripa has managed to escape the cloying trap and win over devotees with her self-deprecating good humor regarding child-rearing. And being able to laugh at your kids -- and yourself -- is an essential part of good parenting, leading child health experts say.
Ripa's wry riffs on motherhood began immediately after giving birth to her first son in 1998. The 37-year-old co-host of Live With Regis and Kelly jokes that she and husband, actor Mark Consuelos, wished they'd been given instructions to take home from the hospital.
"Around the time [Michael] was born we'd just bought one of those widescreen TVs, which were all the rage then. And we walked out of the store with, like, a 6,000-page manual on how to work the thing. The hospital, on the other hand, gave us a leaflet that said things like, 'When the baby is hungry, feed him. When he's tired, put him to bed. Incredible, right?"
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An essential lesson in the laws of parenthood? "'No' means 'no,'" Ripa says. "Be a parent and not a friend. Basically, it's my philosophy that doing the easy thing in the short term makes it harder for parents in the long run. Giving in when you want to say 'no' may quiet things down momentarily, but you'll just have more of the same -- and then some -- down the road."
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James Carrier
Take a margarita from cocktails to dessert by using limes and tequila in a chocolate-crusted frozen pie. Cheers!
Yield: Makes 8 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 284
- Calories from fat: 54%
- Protein: 2.7g
- Fat: 17g
- Saturated fat: 9.6g
- Carbohydrate: 28g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Sodium: 158mg
- Cholesterol: 49mg
- 1 1/2 cups (3 1/2 oz.) lightly packed white marshmallows
- 2/3 cup half-and-half (light cream)
- 1 teaspoon grated lime peel
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 1/4 cup tequila (see notes)
- 20 thin chocolate wafer cookies (about 2 in. wide; 5 oz. total)
- 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
- 1. In a 3- to 4-quart pan over medium heat, stir marshmallows with half-and-half until melted, about 5 minutes.
- 2. Nest pan in ice water; stir often until cool, about 3 minutes. Add lime peel, lime juice, and tequila; stir occasionally until cold, 8 to 10 minutes.
- 3. In a food processor, whirl cookies until finely ground. Add butter and whirl until mixed. Press cookie mixture evenly over bottom and halfway up sides of a 9-inch cake pan with removable rim.
- 4. In a bowl with a mixer on high speed, whip cream with sugar until it holds soft peaks. Fold in marshmallow mixture, blending well.
- 5. Pour filling into crust and spread level. Freeze until firm to touch in the center, about 1 hour, then wrap airtight and freeze until solid, at least 2 hours longer or up to 2 weeks.
- 6. Unwrap pie, run a thin knife between crust and pan rim, and remove rim. Set dessert on a flat plate. Let stand at room temperature about 10 minutes to soften slightly, then cut into wedges.
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While I really hope this means new PC models, there's precendence of new animations being added without model updates. Before Wrath, there was /cower. With Cataclysm, there was the ocean-floor run for Vashj'ir.
Those were animations that were possible to do with the original models. I could certainly see a roll being more difficult, since it's a more complex motion that involves overlapping polygons as the body folds up.
Anne's right that the most telling thing about the monk roll and what it means for PC models is that Worgen and Goblins are conspiculously the only races not able to be monks.
*fingers hopefully crossed*
I'm not sure how she got "unknown" out of that, when we were told point blank during one of the Q&As that it's going to happen, monk or not. Hell, we were told that last year before monks were even on the radar. The only thing "unknown" about this is the time frame, which they've been typically vague about. I wouldn't expect anything but the new monk-specific animations to go live with the expansion though, the way they've been talking.
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I hope this character model update makes the gnome walk look normal, and not like they have stick-in-ass syndrome. It's the only thing that bugs me about my main.


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Goldfinger (1964)
Bond is in Miami on holiday when M tells him to observe Auric Goldfinger. Bond steals Goldfinger's girlfriend, Jill Masterson, but after being knocked out, he awakes to find her dead and covered in gold paint. Upon returning to London, Bond is told to further investigate Goldfinger who is believed to be smuggling gold out of Britain, but warned he will be replaced if he turns the mission into a personal vendetta. After failing to befriend Goldfinger, Bond is caught spying and taken to America as a captive. Bond learns of Goldfinger's plan, codenamed Operation Grand Slam, which involves attacking Fort Knox to increase his gold riches. Can 007 find a way to stop Goldfinger despite being held prisoner? This is the third film from the legendary James Bond series starring Sean Connery as the British super agent.
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Lake Blackshear-As the weather warms up, many of you will hit the water to cool off.
A day on the lake is fun, but it can be dangerous. In 2003, thirteen Georgians were killed in boating accidents and 109 were hurt.
The Department of Natural Resources doesn't want that to happen to you.
Boating can certainly be a lot of fun, but it can be dangerous if you're not careful. Just ask someone who knows first hand.
"I've been thrown out of a boat before going full speed," says DNR ranger Tommy Lawrence.
And it's an experience he remembers just like yesterday.
"It was a dark night, couldn't see very well, hit some kind of structure. I think it was a log," he says.
You can say Lawrence had to learn the hard way when it comes to practicing boat safety.
"Oh, yeah!" he says.
But many others haven't learned that lesson. Lawrence has seen more than his fair share of crazy boaters.
"Absolutely. Every year. The main thing we see out here on the lake and in many Georgia waters across the state is a failure to regulate speed," he says.
Which can ultimately prove deadly.
"You could risk injury to yourself. "You could even cause some body's death," he says.
So to make sure that doesn't happen, Lawrence will begin teaching a boating safety class once a month.
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Lawrence is hoping for a large turnout. He wants to make sure what happened to him several years ago doesn't happen to anyone else.
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Dinner Tonight: Momofuku Ramen
I've been cooking out of David Chang's Momofuku cookbook for about a year, so it was finally time to break down and try the ramen. I'd held out because it's a pretty daunting undertaking.
There's a shredded pork shoulder. Roasted pork belly. A chicken stock made from pounds of chicken necks and backs. A Japanese barbecue sauce called "tare" made from another chicken back and a third of a pound of bacon. A sous vide egg. A thousand possible garnishes and embellishments. And I didn't even TRY to make my noodles from scratch.
The end result is fantastic, but holy hell is it a lot of work. Not hard work, certainly, but a multi-day affair that will claim most of the pots in your kitchen at one time or another. I have a definite appreciation for single-focus ramen shops. The work and care that goes into truly exceptional ramen is easily enough to occupy a kitchen.
Also, one clear reason that everything Chang does tastes so good is that it's all just bathing in fat. My kitchen is coated in this patina of schmaltz, pork fat and bacon grease.
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Today is the 35th anniversary for Doc Johnson and we made the most of it! From celebrating in the office, to sharing the love with our fans, to talking with press, it's been busy! But that good happy kind of busy, ya know?
One of my favorite things we worked on this week, as part of the anniversary celebration, were the "35 Things About Doc" quotes – which you'll be seeing over the next 35 days…there are SO many passionate people who have 10, 20, 30+ years with the company! You just don't see that very often. And we're still growing.
35 voices, 35 different perspectives, 35 people out of the over 500 who make Doc Johnson work.
Doc Johnson was born in 1976 when founder Ron Braverman purchased a very small company that sold adult toys along with gag novelties and rubber fishing items. Since then, the Doc Johnson brand has grown and evolved, but one thing that has remained constant is a strong commitment to American manufacturing. In the beginning, Doc Johnson's North Hollywood factory was just 1,500 square feet with 9 employees. Eventually, the company moved around the corner to its present locations and secured a 33,000 square foot building. Doc Johnson now has a family of over 500 people, occupies over 250,000 square feet, and proudly offers a catalog of almost 10,000 products. It is the largest sex toy company in the world, and while business has shifted overseas for some products, the majority of Doc Johnson products are still "Proudly Made in the USA".
Another theme that has remained constant in the history of Doc Johnson is an emphasis on nurturing employee relationships.
#1 … from the man, himself – Doc Johnson's founder and CEO:
"It makes me so proud to have a family of people that I look forward to working with every day. We started out manufacturing in America and when the going got tough, most looked overseas – Doc Johnson didn't; and today, we are still proud that we can continue to say "Made in America."" – Ron Braverman, 35 years with Doc Johnson


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Unwanted hair was always a matter connected that lead to critical discussions among women and many with regard to men. The rise in hair removal products is really a proof that it matters a lot for most of the women and men in the society today. Everyone is more than willing to pay the price the products demand to get rid of that unwanted body hair. But did you know that there is a vast range of home made remedies to combat unwanted hair, but it entails a certain amount of patience and easy practical methods can do just as well like any other product thereby saving your time, effort and money.
Gram flour and Turmeric powder:
In India this approach is very popular among the youngsters who want to get rid of the unwanted hair, considering the fact that other methods are actually harsh upon their sensitive skin. Make a paste using Turmeric Powder(Haldi) + Gram Flour(Besan)+ Curd.Apply the it gently on the parts where you find excess hair and allow it to dry for 30 Minutes. Then damp the face and slowly rubbing it in the opposite direction of the hair growth wash it off sing cold water. Once its done apply moisturizer for the skin to look supple and soft. Apply the paste once a week for about four months and you'll surely begin to see the changes.
Pumice Gems:
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Emergent Research
Stephen A. Smith
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- Date & Time
- January 27, 2014 - 10:00am to 11:30am
- Location
- Hatcher Graduate Library, Gallery Lab (Room 100, up the ramp and to the right)
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- Lecture
Stephen Smith, U-M assistant professor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, talks about how Big Data can be used to address questions in evolutionary biology and how Open culture in data sharing and software sharing contribute to these endeavors.
Emerging technologies for collecting molecular data have given researchers unprecedented access to genomic information. These new data have enormous potential for illuminating questions in biology, but the magnitude and complexity of this data continues to present challenges.
The library's Emergent Research Series events are aimed at better understanding the various types of research undertaken across campus, particularly as they relate to library services and support, opportunities for collaboration, data management and preservation, and beyond.
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If it does, I would imagine that either it would come out between expansions-- the fourth expansion is before WC4, the fifth jumps to after the events, leaving non-RTS players in the dust. It would be rather cool, I think, if the game is concurrent with an expansion, and the two are linked. The MMO tells the story from the PoV of a single hero for that expansion, the RTS tells the same story from the canonical characters' viewpoint. (I think this would work well for the Army of Light expansion they've been hinting at with Velen.)
The problem is, they'd have to release or unlock the RTS missions over a year to a year and a half, to coincide with the progression of WoW's endgame, which doesn't fit what your normally get in a RTS.


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That you can fall in love with someone regardless of how they look
To be true to your heart.
That love can happen between any two people.
That those we have lost will always be with us.
That even our wildest dreams can come true.
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hermione granger is awesome. she's the best. she punches draco, she time travels so she can do more homework and she duels with bellatrix like no other. i have nothing else to say.
1: in the restricted section: cape by cynthia steffe, shorts by proenza schouler (pre-fall), shoes by marc by marc jacobs2: going to the yule ball with victor krum: dress and bag by derek lam, shoes by nina ricci3: popping by the three broomsticks: shirt by marc jacobs, skirt by miu miu, shoes by rachel comey
last harry potter post for a while, thanks for all your suggestions.All images from Style.com.
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neadamthal said...
i think scaled legendary items would be cool. just make them only scale only one expansion forward... so the BC legendary swords would still be good in wrath, and the wrath hammer would be good through emerald dream (or whatever it's called).
legendary with an expiry date.
CursedSeishi said...
Or the scale itself tapers off.
Through one expansion? Sure the legendary will be good for the first few raids, might even last up to the very last thrust. Next expansion? Eh... its starting to show its age, and next thing ya know, its replaced with a mid-level dungeon blue.
So lets take Sulfuron's hammer, it last to about Black Temple, and partway into sunwell. Now its not the best, but it makes the weapons there, on the lower end at least, side-grades and not real upgrades.
You hit Northrend though, and that axe from the anguish tournament in Zul'drak is a clear upgrade. And if you hit 80 still using it, well, its about a high-powered green to low heroic blue.
Personally, I always thought that an item capable of "upgrading" the legendaries should drop from the last boss of the expansion, but only to an epic level... For example, a sword that was outstanding on its own could have dropped from K'J in the sunwell, with a "use" effect that you could place on thunderfury, upgrading it to an equivilant epic. (Perhaps with the flavor text of "Energized by the Sunwell itself") That way it wouldn't matter if someone was farming thunderfury, it would still require them to have a level and skill appropriate drop to begin with to get the old legendaries up to snuff.
TL;DR version:
Perhaps a weapon from the "ultimate boss" of an X-pac be "fused" to an old legendary to make them useful again, if not OP. I think that would be a reasonably elegant way to make it work. *shrug*
Actually I have no idea why Blizz links item quality only to ilvl. I think it should be linked to ilvl and level. This way Thunderfury may be legendary for a level 60 character, but only epic for a 63, and then maybe only a lowly common weapon for a level 67. Blizz definitely links ilvl to player level, it's how they populate the quest rewards and why they have level restrictions, so I don't see why it should be impossible for gear quality tooltips to slide along with your level. Then we wouldn't be talking about something that is always Legendary, but obtainable as Legendary and useful up until some max level at which other drops and quest rewards are better... which seems to be Blizz's intent.


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Artisan Hotel Boutiques' Mood Restaurant
- Address:
1501 West Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89102Neighborhood:
Near the Strip
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Artisan Hotel Boutiques' Mood Restaurant
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.artisanhotel.com/
- Phone: 7022144000
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Late Night: 11pm - 6am (Fri-Sat)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chef Torrie Duenas
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cigar Room, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: Several venues to choose from...patio, pool and restaurant.
- Private Party Contact: Martine Jordan 702-214-4000
A word from Artisan Hotel Boutiques' Mood Restaurant
Stepping into the ARTISAN'S ornate art-filled lobby, you are instantly transported to another world. It's 1914, the Parisian Left Bank, an elegant and mysterious world of art, absinthe, and decadent indulgence. Day becomes night and everything you can imagine is real! For pleasure (or business!) The ARTISAN is Las Vegas' exceptional non-gaming hotel boutique, restaurant, and ultra-lounge!Continued
Chef Torrie Duenas has created an exceptional dining experience at Mood Restaurant at the Artisan. There's seating indoors and outside on the patio, with a menu featuring an original take on contemporary American favorites with a sly international twist.
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Artisan Hotel Boutiques' Mood Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
- Not worth the money, time & effortOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 2/15/2014Interesting surrealist gothic enclave featuring unusual painting reproductions, spacial picture frames, and odd sorts of eclectic art...the food was average at best despite the reviews, wait staff was limited to one waiter and one waitress from the bar doing double duty in both the bar and restaurant. Several entrees were unavailable and the is no dessert list. The dining room seats forty or so. Patrons are locals dining with social media discount coupons. Serving time took 30 minutes from seating to receive appetizer and an additional 30 minutes for the entree service. While a relaxing and pleasant experience, I would not return - even if someone else was picking up the check.
- It was our first time diningOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 12/21/2013It was our first time dining at the Artisan. While the atmosphere was amazing (very different) there was only one waiter on staff and the service was extremely slow. He was doing his best but they really needed more staff. The food was very good and the menu was original and varied. We would go again - but not the place to dine if you are in hurry.Special Features:
- Dining nightmarewollawsDined on 10/24/2013All tables were very wobbly. There was no wine list. It took a good half hour to get drinks, and there were only 3 tables of patrons in the entire room! There was a DJ setting up in the bar area who had to "test" his equipment, and we had to listen to an incredibly loud booming bass. The DJ was asked to turn it down several times. One group of 4 people refused to stay and left. Appetizers arrived 1 1/2 hrs into our stay, but were very good. Entrees were also slow, but very good. It seems as though they don't know if they want to be a bar/disco or classy restaurant and they are failing at both as a result. It was a very uncomfortable evening for our group of 4 as well as the other patrons.
- So Much Potential!LVKatDined on 9/14/2013I'm a big fan of the vibe at the Artisan - love the old school French design. My husband and I are also a fan of the afterhours scene here, so we were very excited to try the restaurant, especially after seeing the gorgeous food photos! Alas, we were let down in a big, big way. Food was HORRIBLE - scallops dish was such an awful mishmash. Very disappointing - hugely limited menu too, what is online is not what they offer. Most things on the VERY small wine list weren't available either. But our server in the lounge was awesome and saved the day! Still, I can't recommend Mood. For dancing, the Artisan rocks. Not for food.Special Features:
- Worst Food EverOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/25/2013I was left completely unimpressed with the taste of the food as well as the presentation. There was absolutely nothing special about what we ate. I would definitely NOT recommend this restaurant to anyone. The appetizer was too salty, the pork tenderloin was a large slab of meat on the plate, and my scallop dish was below average. On top of that, our deserts came out completely cold when they should have been served warm. On a good note, our server was very attentive.
- The best blue crab cake EVER!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/7/2013The best blue crab cake EVER! Very delicious food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Haunted Mansion w/o Peopleksb1001VIPDined on 7/26/2013We dined at the Mood Restaurant last Friday night. Inside of the hotel looks like the Haunted Mansion in Disneyland. Pictures on the ceilings and walls. The restaurant itself was cosmetically fine. THERE WAS NO ONE THERE BUT US! The service was reasonably good. Prices were a tad high. Steaks were not good - by those that had them. Macaroni & cheese was tasteless. I had barbecued chicken and corn which was good. Techo music played throughout and we finally requested that the door to the bar be closed. Service was reasonably good....but only considering there was one table. Waiter was pleasant. Wiouldn't recommend and wouldn't go again! W
- Groovy cocktail spotOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 4/5/2013The Artisan is a super grovy venue with tons of vintage Vegas charm. From the minute you pull into the valet you are transported to another time - From the fountain in the lobby to the lushly decorated bar and even the outdoor patio- There are lots of little nooks & crannies to sneak off for an intimate cocktail. Perfect for drinks, and while the food is tasty, this is not a fine dining restaurant environment. Visit Artisan before or after dinner, and of course, their highly acclaimed after hours.Special Features:
- We will try again...OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2013Very cool little spot with excellent ambience. Food was pretty good but unexpectantly limited due to Valentines Day menu. Service below average - it appeared they were overwhelmed by the Valentines crowd. NO wine list and the server had very little knowledge of what was available, which apparently was very little anyway. Service at the bar after dinner was atrocious. Only one of a couple people at the bar but we walked out after being ignored for about 15 minutes because the bar tender was focused on the server station and other conversations. We will give it another try sometime simply because it has the potential to be a cool little dining spot.Special Features:
- The hotel is very dark andCttwinsVIPDined on 1/30/2013The hotel is very dark and has a strong perfume smell that I did not care for at all. The service and food were quality, but the other factors might not bring me back.
- I have always loved the ArtisanAimsDined on 1/17/2013I have always loved the Artisan for it's different vibe and typically good food. This time, we waited an awfully long time for our food (and I recognize we were a party of six but we were the only ones there for quite some time). Also, the waiter was nice but it took him awhile to get us anything past water for our drinks. Again, bizarre since we were the only ones there. The food was good as usual but the rib appetizer was pretty fatty. This most recent experience however doesn't dissuade my overall appreciation for the place.
- service was spotty....cocktailjanaysDined on 9/28/2012service was spotty....cocktail waitress came to table to get drink orders and never brought drinks....had to go to the bar and get them ourselves.... great atmosphere tho...and we would come backSpecial Features:
- loove this place the GothicOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/21/2012loove this place the Gothic scenery and wonderful paintings along with he dim lighting ans attentive service really sets the place apart from anywhere else in vegas,the food menu is limited and is fair as far as taste and price but i really come here for the mood and look of the place.Special Features:
- Mood RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/15/2012We are locals and love this hotel. We love the bar and the ambiance of the bar. We've wanted to try the restaurant for a long time. Sadly, we won't go back here to eat. I will say that the bread basket was really good.Special Features:
- The 'Mood' Comedy Dinner ShowOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/11/2012The 'Mood' Comedy Dinner Show at Artisan was amazing! Great show, great food and outstanding service!Special Features:
- Empty for a reasonOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 5/19/2012This place had great reviews, but in our experience is isn't worth the price or the trip. First, it is very hard to find; the address is listed as W Sahara, but it is actually hidden among the access roads formed by the 15 freeway. We arrived for a 7:30 reservation on a Saturday and were the ONLY PEOPLE in the restaurant! The waiter was nice, but what we ordered was not what we got, I guess it is too much trouble to do prep work if you don't expect anyone, so instead of the sides and sauces for each of our dishes as listed in the menu, we got mashed potatoes and spinach. At the end, the bill was surprisingly high - $166 (incl tip and tax) for two meals, one salad and two drinks each.
- Across the street from a strip bar!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/13/2012We arrived at the Restaurant only to find there was no one there.We had to walk over to the bar and ask if the Restaurant was open. The bartender went and found someone who then told us to sit anywhere (we were the only ones there!).It was surprising to me to see the Restaurant empty being that it was Mother's Day.The menu was different from the one they have posted online and the prices were higher. It gave me an uneasy feeling, and I felt that was misleading. We were there to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday and did not want to risk ruining the occasion by the lack of service and the eerie "Twilight Zone" feel of the place.We left without eating,and chose a another restaurant that did not feel like Dracula was lurking around the corner!
- The decor was dark and wonderful!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/5/2012The decor was dark and wonderful! The hotel lobby and restaurant had fantastic paintings and furniture. The food was fantastic!Special Features:
- This boutique hotel is reallyOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/19/2012This boutique hotel is really an all night party hotel only on Friday-Sun - We were the only ones in the restaurant, it seems that during the week it is dead. Off the Vegas strip, very interesting and unique hotel/restaurant design - a one of a kind place
- A very interesting boutiqueFoodieVIPDined on 3/15/2012A very interesting boutique hotel. Entrance is quite dark. Lots of paintings all over , even the ceiling. Great outdoor patio area although they allow smoking out there. Overall, quite enjoyable ! .Special Features:
- your bartender "T" was soOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/27/2012your bartender "T" was so pleasant that we ended up eating at the bar as there was no one in the restaurant. The food was very good, not overly quirky, just good, plain food. Service was superb.Special Features:
- Great place - unique and eclectic.OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/24/2012Great place - unique and eclectic. The food is unexpectedly PHENOMENAL. Bravo!Special Features:
- We had the pre fixe four courseOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/14/2012We had the pre fixe four course dinner on Valentine's Day. The food impressed us. The ahi tuna starter was superb, and the bisque that followed was also quite good. Both of our entrees were delicious (one was a tenderloin with a mushroom reduction; the other a roasted chicken breast). Dessert was equally good, a freshly baked hot pastry with chocolate cream filling served with ice cream topped with a chocolate swirl. The atmosphere is dark and romantic, relatively quiet. Service was attentive enough. Not crowded, either, despite the excellence of the food and the reasonable prices.Special Features:
- Awful random music that doesn'tFrancesVIPDined on 1/6/2012Awful random music that doesn't fit the scene. Way too cold. A little out of place. Yummy food, though!Special Features:
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/31/2011Had a beautiful dinner New Years Eve 2012! Thank for a memorable night ScarlettSpecial Features:
- An Unhappy Dining Event.VanBVIPDined on 11/27/2011When we arrived for our 6:45PM reservation, there wasn't a soul in or around the restaurant! We found a cocktail waitress at the bar, and she seated us. No host, no person to greet us!! We were the only party in the whole place--very wierd!! A waiter did appear shortly, took our cocktail order, and then it was a while before even our cocktails arrived!! Then our dinner order was taken-- and an extra long wait between that and the actual serving of our food. We suspect that the waiter was the chef too!!(this is only speculation-as he told us that one order of a porkchop "was frozen" and would be a while longer!!) Anyway, all in all, it was not a happy dining experience!! We probably will not be back, at least for dinner with friends!
- I think my answers to theOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/19/2011I think my answers to the required field tell the tale.
- Her name is Portia ...theOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2011Her name is Portia ...the best when it comes to service!!! Ask for her!!! Daughter & myself had a late dinner, New York for me.....Carb cakes & lobster mac for my daughter! Initially, Portia had to pistol- whip her help to get any bread to our table, then back-hand the chef to cook my NY to a medium rare, not rare! In the middle of the crab cakes were what my daughter thought to be bean sprouts...then found out from the staff that they were a type of radish...that explained the really nasty bitter taste!!! Please forwarn your guests! After a recook for the steak, then chef redeemed himself!!! The overall presentation/plating was visually elegant and savory looking!!! My daughter loved the lob/mac combo & the crab cakes! The steak was A+Special Features:
- Took forever to get a menu,FrancesVIPDined on 8/21/2011Took forever to get a menu, yummy mochas, and pacakes... Slow service, though.
- Upon arriving, we were notOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/13/2011Upon arriving, we were not greeted. I booked a reservation through OpenTable for 8. I told the bartender and she said, "oh honey, just call us next time because we don't get that stuff." The server let us know that she was setting up a table for our group of 8. It was also my mother's birthday, we had informed the sever. She said it was going to be about 5 minutes. After we watched her push tables together in the main dining room, and after 15 minutes, one of our guests asked the sever when the table would be ready. She said she was finishing up and we were welcome to come in. We were sat in a private dining room that was cold with no music. Service was fair. Food was decent. Would prefer to go next time for a romatic dinner.Special Features:
- After we arrived, it tookOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/29/2011After we arrived, it took someone ten minutes to approach us and seat us, and we were the only people in the restaurant. We ordered the lobster bisque, it was so full of sherry our mouth was on fire, we went it back. The rest of the food was mediocre, nothing impressive, so that in combination with the service, I won't be going back. Way too many other good restaurants in town to waste time & money there.Special Features:
- Food was good, although theyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/18/2011Food was good, although they seemed to be out of alot of items. Service was extremely slow, drinks and food took forever to get to the table.
- Great service, ambiance andTwitterRealityShowDined on 7/16/2011Great service, ambiance and food. Wide selection. Secret celebrity hideout---Whoops I told you.Special Features:
- Meh!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/11/2011Great ambience but the food was mediocre and overpriced.Special Features:
- Patio Romantic, Food GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 5/6/2011Used a Groupon for this restaurant while on vacation in Las Vegas. Away from the strip in the Artsy section of town. They had a party that booked the actual restaurant that night so we had a choice of the bar area (kind of dark) or the patio. The patio worked out great since it was a beautiful night (the trees were lit and is was romantic), but I think we should have been told when we called that day to change the time of our reservations. Our server was sweet but over her head handling the patio. It took almost an hour to get my husband's buffalo chicken wrap. When we reminded her about it after over a half hour she said it was coming. We weren't in a hurry so we just enjoyed the breeze. The food was really great & we'd go back.Special Features:
- Food was good,service wasOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/4/2011Food was good,service was terrible. Our server was very nice, unfortunately they were understaffed and it took forever to get our food. We ate appetizers but decided to take our dinner home, since it took so long. Will not go to the restaurant but maybe the lounge/bar, since it was still a cool boutique hotel.Special Features:
- Whilst the food was OK, overallOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/25/2011Whilst the food was OK, overall I was disappointed. The decor is strange to say the least.
- Great food, great service!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/14/2011Great food, great service! Small intimate dining room with lively musician. Perfect for date night or group dinners!Special Features:
- We had a wonderful and veryMatterofTasteVIPDined on 3/18/2011We had a wonderful and very tasty meal here. We love that they were able to serve us after flying in on a late flight.Special Features:
- I like this property becauseOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/21/2011I like this property because it breaks the norm with typical Las Vegas offerings. It's eclectic and off the Strip. The food at the restaurant has improved greatly over the last year but somehow they still can't seem to get the right approach to service.