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-- about human -- bill let let -- take everybody through the timeline of what we've seen.
Since 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon because remember we were in sort of a 48 hour blackout really in terms of information from -- on the police and then we got this at 5 PM.
The police the FBI released the video and the suspects of the two suspects as they -- walked along the street right before they dropped off.
Those backpacks.
And the two men who are believed to be behind these bombings then April 18 last evening around 10 o'clock a robbery takes place at a 7-Eleven store.
Near Cambridge Massachusetts near the MIT campus and that's where we picked up that other photo that they'll just showed you moments ago.
Then 10:20 PM last night an MIT campus police officer was found shot to death in his -- -- -- -- -- that he later died at the hospital from the wounds that he sustained in his vehicle.
Then soon after 10:20 PM police received report of an armed carjacking.
In Cambridge Massachusetts at that point they you know were able to sort of pinpoint to some extent.
Where these two had moved.
They got into a Mercedes that they carjacked from -- gentleman there.
Then police say that they saw the suspects as this chases sued literally the -- explosives from their car.
-- -- and Jenkins was with police behind that car was able to get us some video of that as these two suspects were pursued through the streets.
Into Watertown Massachusetts.
Then 1:35 AM police announced that suspect number one has died at the hospital.
And that beyond a gunshot wounds he appeared to have shrapnel in his body which of course raise a whole lot of questions about where they were off to.
Whether or not they were planning to plant yet another -- and we don't know how the two of them separated at that point we know that the older brother.
Later died of those was at the hospital younger brother -- not sure if he took off on foot at that point now come to 4 AM this morning.
Police confirmed that two men involved in the MIT shooting Watertown she got -- the Boston Marathon suspects that's what we've really began to get confirmation that all of this yes indeed did tie together.
Around 4 AM authorities confirmed that the suspect number one who we now know -- camera Lynn -- older brother had died and that's suspect number two.
Was on the list 5:30 AM the Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick suspended all public transit service in an attempt to.
Prevent any further attacks to prevent anyone from being able to escape the city all kinds of reasons why we want to shut down that service.
On the and -- 6:45 AMA reported that the suspects are from the region near Chechnya at least that's where they were born.
Jennifer Griffin just reported that they had also moved into the area.
North of Afghanistan with their family at one point so that raises a lot of questions too as to whether or not.
In the terrorists instincts here.
I come from something that is more al-Qaeda related perhaps or more -- -- related perhaps that's a big question that remains to be solved here.
7:15 AM Boston Police say that there conduct conducting a controlled detonation -- -- more square -- AM Governor Deval Patrick.
Extends public safety threat for all of Boston essentially.
And that at about 8:18 this morning.
Authorities identified transit police officer who was injured in the shooting with those suspects.
A 21 law enforcement officials confirm and name the fraternal relationship they are Brothers these suspects.
And about 8:30 this morning the FAA closed off the air space over Watertown.
Logan Airport.
Does remain open and they just to set out on their Twitter -- just moments ago that they are under heightened security at Logan but that they are.
Flying planes in and out of Logan this morning at this hour must go to.
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Konneh said the loan will enable government starts the renovation process of the Mount Coffee Hydro which was destroyed more than 20 years ago as result of the Liberian civil war. The hydro powered the capital and its environs, but was systematically looted during the war years.
According to Konneh, a total of US$200 million is needed to complete the renovation work on the Hydro. In the same vein, he said Germany and Norway will give to Liberia in grant the amount of US$35 million and US$75 million respectively as support to rebuild the Hydro, while Liberia will make an annual contribution of US$15 million towards the project.
Konneh noted that the Hydro, when rebuilt, will produce about 80 megawatt of electricity, something he said will be bigger than 20 megawatts it produced prior to its destruction.
The hydro, when rebuilt, will enhance Liberia's economic transformation and make the country's energy sector more viable.
Liberia will pay the US$65 million in the period of 20 years at an interest of 1.4 percent. This means that Liberia will pay a total of US$8 million as interest for the 65 million.
Konneh and former Finance Minister Augustine Ngafuan (now Foreign Minister) led Liberia's campaign for debt waiver and promised that Liberia would not easily borrow again.
In 2010, when the duo returned from the IMF meeting where bilateral and multilateral partners agreed to forgive Liberia's bad debt, they announced that the country would not borrow any money more than the threshold US$40 million.
Konneh has however expressed confidence in Liberia's economic capability to pay the 65 million with interest without any problem.
The Mount Coffee Hydro is expected to be completed in three years. It is also expected by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf that the hydro will be officially turned on December 20, 2015.


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UPDATE #2 (2/2011): Den changed the deal again for 2011. Now offering happy hour cocktails (no food deals), 5-7pm Daily.
UPDATE: The Den has changed its hours for the fall. M-F 5pm – 2am, Sat/Sun 12pm – 2am. Because of this happy hour is now only offered 5-7pm Daily and includes 1/2 off beer/wine/wells + $5 Plates.
I'm not sure this post needs that much filler. I could tell you about the events leading up to, and following, our experience at The Den of Hollywood's happy hour, and how much we loved it, but really, the photos should speak for themselves:
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When we saw this menu sitting at the bar, we assumed that the prices listed were the Happy Hour pricing. We figured this pricing was pretty standard for HH and proceeded to order the sliders (obviously), the dates, the hot wings (2 plates) and the pork belly sliders. We also ordered a couple glasses of wine and our male companion ordered a couple Blue Moons. We didn't see a drink menu prior to this so we weren't sure what we were in for as far as drink prices were but figured they couldn't be more than $5/glass of wine.
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Turns out – happy hour prices are 1/2 off the listed small plate prices on the menu (duh). We were in utter shock when the bill came – just $3.50 for a glass of wine? Just $3 for a Blue Moon? Just $3.50 for sliders? This is AMAZING.
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RUSSELL, Pa. - A total of 72 golfers participated in the 21st annual Craig Swanson Memorial Golf Tournament held on at Cable Hollow Golf Course .
The winners of this year's team scramble with a 14-under par 59 was the team of Dan Griffin, Bob Adams, Greg White and Pat McKowiak. Second were Steve Sischo, Anne Sischo, Mark Panebianco and John Damond with a 60.
Keith Martin, Kevin Martin, Steve Bowman and Joe Mistretta; and Steve Centi, Matt Centi, Jeff DePetro, and Matt Beebe that shot 63s.
Long drive winners were Anne Sischo for the ladies and Jim Vincent for the men. Closest-to-the-pin winners were Terry Nyari for the ladies and Ty Bonfiglio for the men.
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Carnival of the Mobilists #252
Welcome to the latest edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists, a recurring showcase of the best recent blog posts on mobile topics. This month's Carnival offers a fine selection of posts from all areas of the mobile ecosystem.
In The End of Cross-Platform Mobile Operating Systems Richard Monson-Haefel at Ambient Strategic Mobility argues that tightly integrated mobile ecosystems à la iOS are the key to success for mobile platforms. Agree or disagree?
Sachendra Yadav at Technology, Mobility, Usability and other Musings analyzes UX issues in a popular iPhone RSS reader app and offers suggestions for fixing them in How NOT to design for multiple screens: Pulse iPhone App Usability issues.
Which world city makes the greatest and most sophisticated use of mobile technology? The mobile city project – the blueprint of a truly mobilized city by mobiThinking's Andy looks for the answer.
At Mobyaffiliates James Coops argues that for mobile publishers, admob's best days are behind it and the upstart mobile ad network mobfox is the new admob.
Musings of a mobile marketer's Helen Keegan looks at "App Overload" and the difficulties users have finding quality apps relevant to their needs in The trouble With Apps.
Helen also alerts us that the Vodafone Smart Accessibility Awards are open for entries. Prizes totalling €200k will be awarded to the apps that best enable social participation, independent living, mobility and well-being for disabled and elderly individuals.
Peter-Paul Koch (ppk) at [quirksmode] looks at why and how any new WebOS owner or licensee will need to engage and enable Web developers in Twelve steps for saving webOS.
MediaNama's Nikhil Pahwa presents some ideas for encouraging India's mobile services ecosystem to government regulators in MediaNama's Final Recommendations To TRAI On Regulation Of MVAS.
At MobileGrove Peggy Anne Salz interviews Ogilvy's Rory Sutherland who tells marketers that the best way to get consumer's attention is by providing real value. Peggy's Rory Sutherland Tells Mobile Marketers: Focus On Value Exchange & Consumer Experience is a must read for mobile marketers.
Also at MobileGroove, Charles Knight looks at recently acquired Goby, an app that helps you find things to do nearby and interviews Goby's CEO in Mobile Search App Goby Finds Fun Stuff Nearby; Acquired By TeleNav.
At SmartMobs Judy Breck explores the unlikely reason that Martha's Vineyard residents warmly welcome the president of the United States when he vacations there. It's because Obama brings cell power to the Vineyard.
WapReview's contribution to the Carnival is GetGlue's Mobile Webapp Lets you Check-in to Books, Movies, Music, Baseball Games and More, my review of the trending mobile media check in service GetGlue.
Mark Bridge at the TheFoneCast presents an Interview with Neal Fullman, CEO of Get Taxi about the startup's plans to use an app running on a dedicated mobile device to revolutionize the way London cabs are dispatched and booked.
My Post of the Month pick goes to ppk for his suggestions for saving WebOS. I hope someone does pick up HP's cast off mobile OS and that they take the suggestions to heart. We need more, not less mobile ecosystem diversity and WebOS is arguably the most interesting and innovative of the current crop of mobile operating systems and too good to die.
The Best Post by a New Carnival Participant honors go to Richard Monson-Haefel for his well reasoned analysis of the relative merits of a closed, integrated mobile ecosystem like the iPhone vs. the Windows PC/Linux/Android approach of supplying a platform to multiple hardware vendors.
Watch for a new Carnival of the Mobiliists next month a site to be announced. If you write about mobile topics of any type consider submitting you best post to the next Carnival. It's easy and will bring new readers to your blog. Just send your entry to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Anyone writing about mobile is welcome. For more about the Carnival visit mobili.st.
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Opera Launches Appcelerate Program For Mobile App Developers
Yesterday at APPNATION Opera Software announced the availability of Appcelerate, a program intended to help with the discovery, distribution and monitization of mobile apps.
Appcelerate lets developers place their apps in the Opera Mobile Store, a web based app store at mobilestore.opera.com/ that works in all browsers. The Opera Mobile Store is a featured Speed Dial link on the start page in Opera Mini, the world most popular mobile browser with over 100,000 users. The Opera Mobile Store is available in over 200 countries.
I spoke with Mahi de Silva, EVP, Consumer Mobile, Opera Software about Appcelerate. According him, Appcelerate helps developers promote content and applications to a global audience with:
- Featured promotion of select apps within the Opera Mini and Opera Mobile browsers including geographically target daily and weekly featured apps.
- Targeted pay-per-download campaign pricing that gives your app a featured listing in the Opera Mobile Store for specific countries, handsets and operating systems. You only pay for successful downloads.
- Matching pay-per-download marketing funds for all qualified applications
The Opera Mobile Store directly supports app and content downloads for Android, Java, Symbian and Blackberry devices. It's also available in Opera Mini on the Phone and iPad. On the Apple devices download links take the user to iTunes to complete the download.
Paid apps in the Opera Mobile store are distributed on a 70/30 revenus share basis. Free apps, including add-supported ones are distributed at no charge to the developer. Opera offers an ad-wrap API but devlopers are free to use other ad networks
Developers can learn more about the Opera Mobile Store and join Appcelerate by visiting opera.com/portal/appcelerate/.
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Making Money In Mobile - Issues and Strategy
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One of the recurring themes at this week's Mobile 2.0 conference was how exactly do you make money in mobile? It was the topic of a couple of panels but no clear answer emerged. In talking with other attendees during breaks I found a fairly high level of frustration about revenue opportunities in mobile. It's not easy for free lance app developers and mobile web publishers to make a living from their work.
Most of the success stories seem to be with iPhone apps. With a block buster iPhone game like "Angry Birds", which has sold over four million copies, you can do quite well even with the ubiquitous $0.99 App store pricing. As can a high quality app, especially one that fills an enterprise need, like iTeleport, a $25 iPhone/iPad app for remotely controlling Windows and Apple PCs that generates over a million dollars in annual revenues.
But those results are atypical. Tomi Ahonen crunched the numbers and calculated the the average iPhone paid app or game returns a mere $682 per year to its developer. It's worse on Android where paid apps are only available in 13 countries. Android apps tend to be offered as a free ad-supported version with a paid upgrade that removes the ads and includes an additional feature or two. Mobile web publishers generally rely on mobile advertising as well.
To make any decent amount of money with mobile advertising you need volume, a whole lot of volume. Cost per click (CPC), the average payout to the publisher when a user clicks on a mobile ad, is about 4 cents in the US. Click Through Rate (CTR) for mobile ads varies widely but most reports, including these from Mobiclix and Chitika,put it at well under 1%. Assuming that you are lucky enough to get a 1% CTR you need about a quarter of a million daily ad impressions or 7.5 million ad impressions per month to make $100 a day! And that's assuming a 100% fill rate. However, Smaato reports that the average mobile ad fill rate last month was a mere 21% worldwide and only slightly better in the US and Europe at 29% and 30% respectively. So at the average fill rate, you would need 37 million monthly impressions to earn $100 day. As mobile sites and apps typically only carry one or two adds per page so that equates to at least 18 million monthly page views.
Eighteen million page views is a lot. To put it in perspective, last year People Magazine reported that its mobile site averaged 19 million monthly page views, the New York Times 60 million.
Why is it so hard to make money with mobile advertising? The biggest problem is inventory. There simply aren't enough ads to go around. That's reflected by the low fill rate, which in turn makes in a buyer's market and drives down CPC. Ad agencies don't seem to "get" mobile. They either don't consider it at all or don't find mobile ad formats, typically static banners or text links very compelling.
So what's the answer? Possibly something like Apple's iAd. With it's rich content and interactivity, iAd is generating a lot of buzz in the advertising industry. Hopefully this will get the agencies thinking about mobile and also lead to the development of similar rich formats for other mobile platforms.
Participants in Mobile 2.0's panel on mobile advertising suggested that Cost Per Action (CPA) ads like affiliate ads where the publisher gets a commission for sales made through the ad or ads for local merchants with a click to call number were formats that would be a good fit for mobile. Video ads are another possibility provided that don't interfere with the user's content experience.
Mobile is growing at an astounding pace. In Japan, where personal income is high, fixed broadband cheap and mobile data pricey, mobile page views last year surpassed desktop web pages views. And in some markets mobile advertising seems to be doing better than in the US. Smaato CEO Ragnar Kruse noted that CPC in mobile obsessed Indonesia at is as high as in the US. Considering that the average purchasing power of a US resident is 11 times that of the average Indonesian, agencies targeting Indonesia appear to value mobile clicks much more highly than their US counterparts. Maybe someday the rest of the world will catch up with Indonesia in CPC relative to purchasing power. If US CPC were to rise eleven times that would put on par with the average $0.50 CPC for a desktop web ad. I think we are a long way from seeing that however. AT&T Interactive's Michael Rubin predicted that mobile CPC will in fact rise, but not until 2012.
My own mobile advertising advice is to run A-B tests with different ad networks and ad placements. I recently trialled five networks on 3 different mobile sites and saw widely varying performance between networks in both fill rate and CPM. On all three sites, the best network paid five to six times as well as the worst. There was no one best network either, a different one did best on each site. The best network on one site was actually the worst on the other two. Also, in my experience ad network performance is cyclical, this month's best network may be next months worse. To deal with that I re-run my A-B tests for a couple of days every month or so to be sure I'm using the most effective network for each site. If that sounds like too much trouble, consider using an advertising aggregator like Smaato, which automates the process and tries to deliver the best paying ad for a given request from over 50 ad networks. Of course aggregators take a cut of your earnings. I've experimented with aggregators and believe that I do better with manually picking and choosing ad networks based on testing.
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Yahoo! Fantasy Football m.yahoo.com/fantasy Yahoo has updated their Fantasy Football Android, iPhone and mobile web apps for the 2010 NFL season with a new design and improved usability. All three versions of Yahoo! Fantasy Football are free. Features include: real-time fantasy match up scoring, roster management, player stats and news, in-app alerts when one of your players has an injury or is on a bye week and Fantasy Football videos. Source: Yahoo Mobile Blog
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SmartphoneCorner www.smartphonecorner.mobi A news blog covering iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile, and Blackberry devices and software. Mobile version is powered by the WordPress Mobile Pack.
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MTR Hong Kong mtr.com.hk/mobile/eng/ Interactive trip planner for Hong Kong's Mass Transit Railway. Covers all MTR light and heavy rail and bus lines including the Airport Express. The site also has tourist information and pages covering handicapped access, station facilities and the railway's MTR Club rewards program. Source: Oh! Mobile Directory
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Mannuforall mannuforall.mobify.me Manojr Tiwari's blog features tech news, tips, tricks and mods for mobile phones, mobile apps and Microsoft Windows. Manojr is one of India's top tech bloggers and is well known for his English translations of UC Browser Betas. Mobile view by Mobify
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Tales of a New Yorker www.talesofanewyorker.com An "Insiders Guide" showcasing what New York has to offer to residents and visitors. Covers news, events and all the things going on in New York City (and surrounding areas).
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Mobilerated mobilerated.com/wap/ Freeware, ad-supported and demo game and app downloads from Mobilerated, one of the largest distributors of free and ad-supported mobile games on the web.
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I am a Gay American too, just like New Jersey Gov. James E. McGreevey who came out as one in July, 2004. And for two days I felt like one after my partner and I were legally married in Massachusetts on August 19, 2004. We were finally admitted into the adult fraternity of the officially married, and for two days, we were legal kin.
For two days, I didn't have to worry that should a medical emergency happen while on vacation, that one of us would be shut out of the emergency room. Not being his legal next of kin, you see, a hospital affords me no rights with my partner—the man I want to take care of in times of sickness. If I don't, who will? His parents have died, his sister lives out of state, and the rest of his family has their own kith and kin to look after. I want this responsibility. But without the legal rights that marriage provides, I can't do that.
Now that we have returned to Michigan, we're legally strangers once again. I want to place a human face on our partnership.
Ironically, only four hours after our nuptials in Massachusetts were made legal, we learned that California had nullified the nearly 4,000 marriages it had licensed during the summer. What a letdown! Of course, we knew that the minute we returned to Michigan, our license would be null and void in our home state too—but we didn't care. We wanted to go through the process regardless. We wanted a chance to be like grownups just like our heterosexual friends and get a legal license with our heads held high and look into the eyes of those issuing our license and be told that we belong.
On the Outside As a Jewish American I know how much people change once they get to know someone, whatever their differences are from others. As an adult, I was suddenly a minority outside the Jewish community in which I was raised, surrounded by people who did not know much about Jewish people. In fact, someone used the phrase, "Jew me down" in front of me, not realizing that it was an insult.
As these individuals got to know me, their opinions about Jews changed. They told me that their view changed about Jews or they learned things they did not know. I put a human face on someone Jewish.
Insulting Words Today, kids say, "That is so gay," not even realizing that it's an insult to their gay friends or gay teachers. If they do realize the insult, they rarely care anyway.
Before I came out as a gay American, people became acquainted with me. Once I told them I was gay, they told me if they knew that, they would never have gotten to know me as their judgments about gays were negative. They told me that they never knew someone who was gay; and that they have learned a lot, and their negative judgments about gays and lesbians either reduced or evaporated.
What about the children? I don't think folks are thinking about the children involved in gay relationships. Like it or not, they exist. I have friends where if the birth parent dies, the other "parent" is not legal kin; and the child can be taken away and placed into foster care. Even if expensive legal documents drawn and in place, the children still risk losing the other parent; the only other parent they know.
In his book, Gay Marriage, John Rauch points out that marriage puts laws in place that allow spouses to make life-or-death decisions on each other's behalf in case of incapacity. So without legal rights toward our partners and our children, taxpayer money will go to the care of these people. Even though we want to be the one's involved and to legally take the responsibility, we are forbidden by law.
Often until something affects you, you don't fully understand it. And once it affects you, there is a whole paradigm shift. I think that if taxpaying Americans realized that they're paying for the care of the children and partners of gays and lesbians, the very people who legally would be the responsibility of, they would not be so closed to letting gays and lesbians marry. The human face it would put on that would be your own.
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The place was packed and lively when we entered, and even the bar area was full so we stood for about 15 minutes waiting for our table. We had a glass of nondescript wine while waiting. This is more of a beer and mixed-drink venue, so don't go there expecting an extensive wine list. The walls are decorated with a mix of the obligatory seashell images, plus photos and paintings by local artists. It was too cool for the outdoor deck but I'm sure it would be delightful in warmer weather.
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The "signature" chicken-friend steak looked tempting, but we were in a fishy mood. It being winter, I ordered grilled oysters, with a baked potato. My companion ordered pecan crusted snapper, with onion rings. The oysters were done right in a slightly peppery batter. I loved them. Potato was perfect. The snapper's pecan crust was a fine complement to the mild and fresh fish. Onion rings were big and fat and not too greasy. We had some room for dessert, but they were out of their homemade bread pudding so we decided to forego that.
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Telephone hell and how to escape it
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Anniversary Dinner in NYC: Marea, A Voce, Corton, or Aldea?
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We lived in NYC for four years--four years ago! Now we're San Francisco foodies and we're headed back for our second wedding anniversary.
I'd love to eat somewhere new and exciting in the city. Which do you think is the best choice?
Marea, A Voce, Corton, or Aldea? Or something else entirely? We eat everything.
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def Marea or Corton, however they are very different, Corton is very modern cuisine and some of it is unusual. Marea is just incredible seafood and seafood pastas from Michael White.
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Of the four mentioned, I have been to A Voce, Corton and Aldea. Have not been to Marea, but have heard good things about it. I think Corton is one of best restaurants in NYC right now, food was excellent and the 3 course prix fixe includes an incredible amount of amuses. I was just there last night and the Wagyu beef had to be one of best things I have eaten in the past 12 months.
I would also add Gilt into the list, the room is absolutely gorgeous and the food/service was one of the best I have had in the City. A bit on the pricey side though, but well worth the cost in my opinion.
Great food, a little overpriced, very uncomfortable chairs, far too low for the tables. Very confused waitstaff with an inordinate number of them milling about aimlessly, without any clear idea of which ones were assigned to our tabel. Would skip a return visit, despite the great pasta dishes and appetizers and desserts.
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Of the four, I would pick Corton. Beautiful dining room, beautiful food, beautiful service. Second choice of the four would be Marea (although, personally I think it's a bit big and maybe a little noisy to be considered a "special occassion" restaurant). But the food and the service is very good.
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Among the four I would choose Marea or Aldea. l have not tried A Voce, having read mixed reports on the food and that it is noisy. I found Corton underwhelming and overpriced, and did not care for the ambience, though a number of others on this board love it. I would add SHO and Oceana to your places to consider. We have had some spectacular meals at SHO, and I don't think I've had better seafood anywhere than at Oceana (their vegetables and desserts are top-notch too).
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I agree with dropping A Voce completely from the list and adding SHO. I haven't been to some of the others, but I went to Corton for the first time last night, and it's definitely worthy of a special occasion. We both loved the decor, and the food is very inventive, but it's also a bit overwhelming and very expensive so just keep that in mind. Personally, I would also add Eleven Madison Park which is really very special, particularly if you get the 11-course tasting menu which is inventive and wonderful, plus the service is top-notch.
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Of those four, I've only been to A Voce, which I wouldn't recommend for an anniversary. The food's pretty good (and pretty salty, and pretty overpriced), but the chairs are horrible. They're giant office-type rolling chairs. Some people get annoyed by noisy restaurants. I hate uncomfortable chairs.
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