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his pretty good for a 5 year old
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A video of one of the songs from the PS2 version of ParaPara Paradise. Parapara Paradise is part of konami's bemani series other games which are in this catergory are ddr, beat mania & karaoke revolution This routine is not that difficult to do compared to others featured on the game. [b]**THE IS NOT A VIDEO OF A SKILL ITS JUST TO SHOW THE BACKGROUND ROUTINE HENCE THE POOR RATING**[b] Song info: Title: Aishiattemasu Artist:Key-a-Kiss *appologises the quality isnt great*
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By: dredlocks
this is me doing DDR i couldnt get a shot at my feet cuz then u wouldnt see the screen so ull just have to believe me that im using the dance pad.either way u can hear me on the dance pad.
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This is a spoof of the DDR scene in grandma's boy. Enjoy our submission brought to you by polaps studios. It was used in a high school project so cut us some slack.
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Right i think some have seen doubles... but Quad? Wtf how does this work. i have no clue myself.
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This is me playing Max 300 on the Heavy difficulty setting in DDR 8th Mix Extreme Arcade. I am playing the song without touching the bar once, as well as playing it on 1.5x speed. Max 300 is a difficult 10 footer and passing it without use of the bar is rather challenging.
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Dance Dance with Uncle F*ka.
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5yr old kid tearing it up on DDR enjoy!!!
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Mr Wendell is at it again! This is personally one of my favorite routines from this guy.
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A duo in Dance Dance Revolution. I think it's really cool, so I posted it.
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The United States started out as an unusual experiment. When America was a young nation, people referred to it as, "These United States," not the United States.
Now we are seeing a radical change in the United States. This is certainly not a change for the better. What is this change and why is it so bad?
The change we are seeing is the death of the individual state.
Our founding fathers envisioned a union of states with a weak national government and stronger state governments. There were certain things that a national government would be required to do, such as regulate trade (the Constitution is very explicit about this) and provide for the common defense.
One of the greatest quotes about the individual states came from then Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis who called the states, "The laboratories of democracy."
Brandeis' idea was simple. The states were sovereign and could compete with each other for the best ideas.
Today, the laboratory of democracy is closed. Today, the sovereignty of individual states is dying. The only question is when will the actual death occur.
State sovereignty has been on the wane for decades. As the power of the Federal Government grew, the power of state governments diminished. At first this was slow and gradual. Much of it was done voluntarily, as states gave up their rights in exchange for federal tax dollars.
On Monday, the Supreme Court decided the case of Arizona v. the United States and five unelected people in little black dresses gave the deathblow to state sovereignty.
Antonin Scalia writing his dissent said that. He wrote that the majority's decision, "deprives States of what most would consider the defining characteristic of sovereignty: the power to exclude from the sovereign's territory people who have no right to be there. Neither the Constitution itself nor even any law passed by Congress supports this result."
Today, state lines are becoming little more than antiquated lines on a map. Pretty soon, the only power a state will have is the ability to make license plates.
Lawyers often say bad cases make bad law. Arizona was a bad case. Arizona had no choice but to bring its lawsuit. We can lay the blame for this one right at the feet of Barack Obama and the Party of Treason.
However, when we talk about assaults on state sovereignty, the Party of Treason is not alone in this. Many of the big government expansions that have eroded state sovereignty have occurred under Republican Presidents.
If the Republicans are successful in taking the White House and the Senate (they will keep the House), then we will see the next incarnation of attacks on state sovereignty.
That will come in the form of Federal Tort Reform. Some Republicans want to impose Federal Tort Reform on all of the states.
Many people have a knee jerk reaction to tort reform. Oh, we don't like the trial lawyers. We don't like lawyers, period. Let's hurt the lawyers.
Since 1787, states have regulated state courts. Since 1787, states have regulated licensed professionals in those states including doctors, lawyers and others. In Federal Court, unless there is a lawsuit governed by a specific federal statute, state law controls the federal courts. Lawyers cannot be admitted to practice before federal courts until they are admitted before the highest court of one of the states.
To allow the Federal Government to impose tort reform on the states wipes out some of the last vestiges of state sovereignty, namely the ability to make its own laws.
State sovereignty has always been the bulwark against they tyranny of a massive federal government. Our founding fathers knew that. That is why they purposefully made the Federal Government weak.
In the last century, citizens have stood by and watched as the Federal Government grew at the expense of the state government. As the power of the Federal Government grew, the freedom of the citizen diminished.
As of Monday, state sovereignty is pretty much dead. The only question now is when do we start calling our nation The United State of America?
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I wish my State "California" would enforce their sovereignty but this state is
the worst Federal brown noser in the union. We live in a tight knit group of
Christians in far Northern California but the second this state begins to
intervene in our Church we be looking for an American state to move to,
this horse turned days ago
Obama Care is Constitutional, it passed? WHAT! Lock & Load, the $#!T IS ABOUT TO HIT THE FAN!
I don't cuss that's the best you'll get
I would vote for Alabama. Dang sure not Ohio.
I see you have the same thoughts as me.
If getting out from behind enemy lines is what your thinking, than the answers yes, don't come to California
No desire too.
Well, you're RIGHT ! HOWEVER, as far as I can tell, the " tyranny " of the illustrious " Federal " Government began during the CIVIL WAR Era. ( And, actually, it is improperly called a " cvil " war ; the Confederate States had ALREADY SECEDED, & had already DRAFTED THEIR OWN CONSTITUTION, & had already BECOME A COUNTRY ! SO, . . . . the " war " from 1862 to 1865 was actually a war between TWO SEPARATE COUNTRIES ! . . . . gasp, . . . . ).
Also, ( ESPECIALLY also, . . . . ), the " civil " war was NOT fought over SLAVERY ! ( If it was fought over " slavery," then, why the $%## was slavery still legal, in some of the NORTHERN states ? . . . . DUUUUH, . . . . ). The " civil" war was actually fought over STATE SOVERIGNTY ! . . . . It was fought over STATES' RIGHTS ! . . . . fought against the OPPRESSIVE " Federal" Government !
SO, . . . . since the Confederate States of America lost that %$## war, the " Feds" have been telling the states what they can & cannot do, ever since that " war,", . . . . it is SO UNCONSTITUTIONAL, . . . .
David you are exactly right, I have been telling people that for years and they look at me like I'm crazy. Try telling that to a black person and it's kinda like farting in church. To call the war between the states the "civil war" is totally wrong and even people that are supposed to be edjumacated get it wrong. And yes, state soverignty was lost with the loss of the southern states. To say the war was about slavery is hogwash, the war was fought over states rights. There are many other progressive lies that have been repeated as truth for so long that people just assume that they are true. One of my favorites is substituting the word "pregnant" for a woman "with child". It's more acceptable to terminate a pregnancy than it is to terminate a child. To abort a pregnancy is more acceptable to the population than to say a woman carrying a child had an abortion. I'm rambling, sorry. Ray
It is time that we "revalidate" the States' Sovereignty in all 50 states in order for this "Union of 50 States to finally operate, as the Constitution of The United States of America were intended to operate.
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Which works really well... but I miss the "quick entry" feature from my Mac. I've tried several ways to handle the new things that fly into my life:
- Switch to the iPad and add them to OF (takes time)
- Switch to Outlook and create an email that OF will import (still takes time)
- Write them on paper, then transfer them into OF (yet another list)
So I fired up my (limited) skills in Visual Basic and wrote a "New Action" script. Now I can simply double-click the script (or use hotkeys I've assigned), enter the item into a simple text box, hit Enter... and I'm done. The script sends the item via Outlook, and my OmniFocus Mac client automatically brings it into the Inbox.
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VASS - Residents who were evacuated from two Moore County neighborhoods Saturday because of flooding have returned home, authorities said Tuesday.
"As far as I'm aware, everyone has returned," said Emergency Manager Scot Brooks.
Tropical Storm Andrea passed through the area on Friday, dumping between 4 and 6 inches of rain in parts of the Cape Fear region.
Flood warnings remain in effect in Bladen and Robeson counties, but emergency management officials in both counties said Tuesday that no problems have been reported.
In Moore County, the flooding of the Little River forced the evacuations of about 15 people from homes in the Riverview Acres and River Bend Mobile Home Park, Brooks said.
Only one resident needed emergency housing, Brooks said, and stayed in a hotel for two nights. Other residents stayed with family and friends, he said.
Some of those returning home already have begun reporting damage, including wet carpets and insulation under homes, Brooks said.
"I heard mention of one buckled floor," he said.
Brooks said he and other officials were planning to go to the area Tuesday afternoon to assess the damage.
The neighborhoods, which include stick-built and mobile homes, are in the delta between two flood zones that come together to form the Little River, Brooks said.
The area is flood-prone, Brooks said, and some of the homes that were evacuated Saturday are raised or elevated for that reason.
Between 4 and 6 inches of rain fell in the area, near Vass, said Kenneth Mackey, chief of the Crains Creek Fire Department. The high water forced 12 people from their residences in the mobile home park, while two families and seven dogs were evacuated from Riverview Acres, Mackey said.
The worst of the flooding is over, Brooks said Tuesday morning.
"We were pretty worried about yesterday when they were calling for one to three inches of rain," he said.
A flood warning remains in effect for the Cape Fear River in Bladen County at the William O. Huske Lock and Dam and in Elizabethtown, the National Weather Service said. The warning is in effect until Thursday.
In Robeson County, a warning is in effect until today for the Lumber River near Lumberton.
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Samih Toukan is Chairman and CEO at Jabbar Internet Group, the leading group of internet sites and web properties in the Middle East and North Africa.
In 2000, along with Hussam Khoury, Samih founded the Arab Internet services company, Maktoob as the world's first Arabic / English email service provider.
Following the subsequent acquisition of Maktoob by Yahoo, Samih founded Jabbar Internet Group, an integrated group of online companies and websites. The group's assets extend from e-commerce sites to online games, to advertising products & search services.
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Twitter may be one of the most popular platforms on which developers and entrepreneurs are building applications, but in 2011, its relationship with developers has changed dramatically.
Last month, Twitter told developers that it should focus on developing tools that don't play a role in the core user experience for consumers. For the companies behind some of the most popular third party clients, the message was clear: thanks, but your services are no longer needed.
by Patricio Robles 14 April 2011 13:47pm 1 comment
Google has accomplished a lot in the mobile space thanks to its mobile operating system, Android, but when it comes to building a platform that developers want to develop for, Android still lags behind Apple.
Unlike Google, Apple has thrived at building an ecosystem in which consumers not only use applications, but purchase them.
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There's no denying it. Gamification is hot. We talked recently with Gabe Zichermann, entrepreneur and author of "Game-Based Marketing," about how fun and gaming techniques are permeating every aspect of marketing, and what it means for measurement.
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As multichannel commerce becomes commonplace, it's more important than ever to focus on long-term engagement and coherence, creating a uniform, satisfying customer experience across every platform.
Recently, Gamification has become an increasingly important part of this mix, using game mechanics to enhance UX and guide user behaviour.
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But what exactly do we mean when we use the term? It's important to remember that gamification is a blanket phrase which can relate to multiple levels of deployment.
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The rise of social networking has resulted in major shifts in the gaming industry. The rise of Facebook, in particular, has fueled the market for 'social gaming', creating huge opportunities. Most of these opportunities have, up until now, been seized in large part by upstarts like Zynga, which may be one of the fastest-growing companies ever.
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Social gaming exploded last year. More consumers are now playing these sorts of games online, and brands (ranging from SMEs and local businesses to blue-chips and multinationals) are beginning to invest in this space.
The sector is now worth close to £1bn, and is expected to show further growth in 2011.
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by Aliya Zaidi 07 January 2011 10:22am 1 comment
Got points? Starting today, you can redeem them for virtual items like cows in FarmVille or guns in Mafia Wars. In a first-of-its kind deal, American Express has teamed with game-maker Zynga to make its credit card rewards redeemable for virtual goods.
It's the latest example of gamification – or the introduction of game elements into non-game activities. There are reasons this commerce and gaming partnership works for AmEx and Zynga, but the deal could have implications for other companies' reward programs as well.
by Tameka Kee 30 November 2010 19:19pm 2 comments
Thanks to the popularity of social networks and online communities, the social gaming industry is booming. It's no longer a niche sector, and online games are now popular with people of all ages and demographics.
In fact, contrary to long-standing stereotypes, a survey published earlier this year revealed that the average social gamer is a 43-year-old woman.
Social gaming is a fast-moving landscape, and becoming increasingly significant as consumers are spending a greater proportion of their time playing online games. As evidence of this, London hosted the first European Social Gaming Summit at Chelsea Football Club recently, which explored the evolution of this rapidly emerging sector.
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This is a very nice arcade. Large with plenty of games. My kids favorite place to go in Gatlinburg. We highly recommend the PAC-MAN air hockey game...lots of fun.
This is a very nice arcade. Large with plenty of games. My kids favorite place to go in Gatlinburg. We highly recommend the PAC-MAN air hockey game...lots of fun.
Was here with a bunch of people from out of town they loved it Newer games. Family friendly The staff was great very helpful This was a very entertaining Experienc will most def bring more people here
I bring my niece and nephew to Gatlinburg all the time when they are out of school and this is the best arcade to go to! It has the best redemption center and the best choice of games. The staff is beyond friendly and very helpful. I will continue to keep coming back. Keep up the good work!
Beverly the Supervisor was wonderful, a bit over whelmed but did her best to somewhat keep things under control. The guy behind the prize counter was a total As!&ole! We've been to several arcades and I'd have to say by far this is the worst one we have ever been to. Not because of the games but because of the... More
My husband and 17 year old daughter loved playing the games. I played a few myself. It is very huge and has tons of different games, but they are token games and you win tickets to turn in for a prize. I know sounds childish, but I saw more adults and teens playing than I did small children.
My 8 year old son saw Arcadia as we were driving by so we stopped later in the day. It's a decent, large arcade, but nothing terribly special. Most of the games are ticket-winning games in which you redeem your winnings for prizes.
We stopped here to kill some time before we went on the zip line tour. My husband and son had a great time in the arcade, and I played a few games too. However, it is just an arcade.
Good selection of games old classics and new ones too along with a variety of prizes.It seems like it had more games compared to a different arcade in pigeon forge.
We liked the fun atmosphere and my husband had fun playing games and winning prizes. It was a cool respite from the heat and Shannon did our pictures--she was great! The rest of the staff was not very friendly. They didn't smile or greet us at all.
We stopped in to play a few games one night. The selection is good. You can race or play games for tickets. This is an enteraining place.
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I thought the decor was fun and the staff were friendly and helpful - my glass of water replenished often. However the food was a real let-down - the mini burgers had stale bread and the filling was mean, chicken wings ordered by friends left uneaten - all who ordered food felt ripped off. Follow up email to ask about our night didn't compensate or apologise for this which would have been a good move. However, I'd go again - with a full stomach.
juliette Mon Jul 22Rated as: 3/5 -
I took a few dates here in 2012. Had heard and read great things. I reckon it's worth trying out once, but given the vast number of alternative speakeasy, chic, dimly lit, better staffed options I say why waste your time. I'd booked a table only to receive some flat, cocky remark about my name (not actually bronco billy) when I showed up. Slow service, relatively cramped front room. All the action seemed to be taking place in the back bar behind the curtain - but not sure if that' still the private members area.
bronco billy Tue Jul 2Rated as: 2/5 -
Went for my fiancees birthday and was welcomed with a very rude greeting from the doorman. We had a seat booked in the tequila bar, a windowless cramped room which was empty of people and atmosphere. Cocktails were very ordinary for a place which boasts to be 'one of the best in london' someone must have been high when they wrote that review for one of the leading papers. would not go back.
David Wed May 22Rated as: 1/5 -
I went there for my birthday and booked a table in the VIP area. My friends bought a cake. I wasn't allowed to eat it there due to health and safety reasons!
The manager and staff were far from helpful and quite frankly pretentious.
I would NOT recommend this bar to anyone, rude and above their station!Sarah Wed May 15Rated as: 1/5 -
Well after reading these comments might have to find somewhere else to go, but hey i dont believe every thing i read if i did then you lot are moaning old so and so's who dont know how to have fun, Make the most off your night.
william eccles Sat May 11 -
Good atmosphere and music. Quirky decor. The service was fine but a bit slow.
Kate Sat Feb 2Rated as: 4/5 -
Lovely decor. cool idea but staff are incompetent and rude, not to mention short changing me. I complained. bar manager accused me of lying. never ever will I go back and neither should u visit!!!
so upset Wed Dec 26 2012Rated as: 1/5 -
I don't understand why customer service is still so appalling in some places in London. Rude staff who are so far up their own bottoms that they can't accommodate you with a simple drink. I just don't understand the point of making your customers feel tiny. Disappointed. Go somewhere with more class, these people need lessons in basic manners.
Lou Wed Oct 24 2012Rated as: 1/5 -
I used to be a regular here, no more. If your lucky enough not to be harassed by the door staff, I'm sure the person with the his clipboard will do it for you. The lighting, music and drinks are average, come on guys. I will be back as I have had many a good night here, I hope it improves.
Steve Mon Jul 23 2012Rated as: 1/5 -
Bar is so magical u might feel like in little wonderland..coctails are awsome and staff is actually very nice and friendly.. its worth to go there!
Laura Mon Jun 18 2012Rated as: 5/5


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Unpretentious, but with every right to be, Mulvaneys always delights with its menu, it's service and the overall casual elegance of the place. It has a delightful shady patio that is perfect on warm day or summer night. The inside can be noisey when full and the daily menu changes occasionally lead to a less than perfect execution, but overall the emphasis on adapting to fresh ingredients and the willingness to experiment yields to an ever changing but always enjoyable experience. And don't miss the desserts...amazing
Everything was great as usual, especially loved the Ahi Tuna starter plate.
It's a bit pricy, but since my husband and I only get out once and a while so this was well worth the price. Everything was absolutely delicious. I can't wait to go again!!!! The patio is pretty and they had a good wine list too.
My wife and I had the most incredible anniversary dinner here. We were welcomed to the restaurant by BIG smiles; then shown to our table set up on the patio. My wife had the opportunity to saber our champagne, which was an experience she'll never forget. We dine occasionally at Mulvaney's, and have always had a great experience. But on this night every person we interacted with was so incredible that words cannot describe it. Different members of the staff wished us happy anniversary throughout the evening, and when we moved to the bar for dessert the phenomenal service continued. This was an anniversary dinner that my wife and I will never forget, and the credit goes to the entire staff and ownership of Mulvaney's B&L!!!
My husband and I celebrated our anniversary with dinner at Mulvaney's. From the time we walked in the door to the time we left, we were nothing short of impressed. The menu's had "Happy Anniversary" on top. Our waiter was great. He gave good details about all of the dishes and his recommendations were perfect. The food was amazing. We had the tomatoes with hand pulled mozzerella and ahi to start with. Both were perfect. For dinner we had the scallops and the lamb. The portions were good size. My husband would have preferred a couple more scallops, but it was still filling. The lamb was perfect. Dessert was peach cobbler and blueberry ice cream. It was delicious! We highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys great food and service.
This restaurant stacked up to be as good as the many reviews it has received. It was our first dining experience here and we both loved it. The food was excellent and the service impeccable. We definitely will return.
Mulvaney's continues to lead Sacramento in fine dining with a farm-to-table drive. There are rarely 'specials' since the menu changes almost daily based on market availability, although I was there last month and ordered Hamachi that arrived a couple hours before my seating. Niman Ranch rib-eye, the most tender and properly cooked swordfish, and other unique menu creations such as bacon-wrapped figs proved Mulvaney's is hard to beat if you are a true 'foodie'.
We were celebration our wedding anniversary and requested a quite area. What they set up was amazing! They had a table for one in a room used to house all of their catering props. They lit several candels and had romantic music playing. It was one to remember!
The best seating is outside in the patio if weather permits. Whether a party of 2 or 8, you r in store for a fabulous meal. The service is equally fabulous. The scallops were the best ever!
My husband and I had a fantastic dinner at Mulvaney's! I am a vegetarian and my husband is a pescatarian. We really enjoyed the hand pulled mozzarella made fresh daily! The corn soup was the best soup I have ever had! I ate every bite of my goat cheese and pesto tortellini." The Chef clearly has a deft hand in all he creates. The layered flavors, presentation and aroma where some of the best I have experienced. There is something delicious for everyone! The Cherry or Keirk Lambic is amazing! It is a double fermentation process that has been in production since the 1800's and is made in Belgium by Monks. It smells as good as it tastes! We are definitely going back!
We enjoyed tasting the cheese plate with apricot jam. We would not usually try those cheeses, so it was memorable. The Scallops and Tortellini plates were excellent. The dessert plate you put together for us was especially thoughtful and humorous. Thank you.
An absolutely favorite dinner spot. Always great food, great service and nice atmosphere. We've never had a bad meal or drink here.
Inventive menu, well explained by the server. All cooked to perfection! First visit, will not be my last.
Appetizers - Loved the mozzarella & tomato salad. Mozzarella served slightly warm with amazing taste & texture. Bacon wrapped figs - delicious - proof again bacon makes everything wonderful. Entrees - lamb slightly under-cooked for medium rare but great flavor. Ahi seared outside, raw inside, just the way I like it, but slightly cool, like it sat out while waiting for lamb - not like it just came off grill. Both desserts amazing - peach cobbler & semifreddo. This was our 20th Anniversary. I called ahead for a 'quiet' table, since sometimes it's noisy. They gave us a great table & surprised us with "Happy Anniversary" menus. All staff greeted us with "Happy Anniversary". Outstanding service by Chris. We felt very pampered. Thanks !
What a wonderful dinner we had. Got to sit on the patio with it almost to ourselves because we had an early reservation. Food and service were wonderful. I like that the menu is always changing too. I'll definitely return for another visit.
We love the house made mozzarella with the heirloom tomatoes and balsamic vinegar. Really delicious! Everyone enjoyed their dinner, the trout was delicious and there were absolutely no bone! The menus were personalized for my husband's birthday - very nice and thoughtful. Dessert was good, and a candle made it festive. We look forward to coming again.
This restaurant we call "Our Place", we just can't say enough great things about Mulvaney's. Food, service, and ambience is one of the best in Sacramento.
Our first time visiting Mulvaney's was for our anniversary last week. Everything was fantastic! The menu is a bit pricey for every day dining, but certainly a good choice for a special occasion!
We enjoyed a very nice dinner in this great local resterant for our 30th wedding anniversary.
My husband and I took our son and my husband's mother to Mulvaney's to celebrate our son's 26th birthday. We chose Mulvaney's because it has a youthful vibe and the food is elegant, a perfect combination for our mixed age group. What we didn't know was how well trained the staff is. Our server was a particular pleasure. He was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. It was a perfect evening!
Another spectacular dinner experience and Mulvaney's B&L on Saturday night. I had noted the special event on my reservation, and they were ready for us, even providing specially printed menus with Happy Birthday printed on the tops, and offered for us to take them home. A nice touch. We shared 4 plates throughout the evening. Service was friendly and attentive through the first few courses. But once the main course was served, the waitress disappeared, needing a reminder to bring the wine I ordered. And while every other table seemed to get a birthday dessert with a candle, no candle was to be found in either of the desserts we ordered, leaving a disappointed wife and frustrated husband. Still overall a great experience again at Mulvaney's.
Always great food and great service- the pork chop is amazing!
The heirloom tomato & (warm!) mozzarella salad continues to be sublime...and I still won't share it - even a bite - with anyone else. I miss the little sprinkling of salt that used to garnish this salad - it was a nice touch. The pork porterhouse was fabulous, restoring their place in our "one of the best pork chops ever" list. On a previous visit, the pork chop was a bit dry, but this one was perfect (ordered medium rare). The peach cobbler with sweet corn ice cream was excellent! YUMM! Service was outstanding.
We have enjoyed Mulvaney's B&L for years- our most recent dining experience was for our anniversary! The food was exceptional as was the service and overall experience. One note- it seems that every time we book with Open Table we are given a table near the front entrance- not my favorite place to sit- but on this occasion there were no options for alternative seating. Despite the seating the evening was a 10 star- we could have been seated on boxes near a cooler and the evening would have been a success!!
I wanted a not-too-fancy, not-too-spendy restaurant for my birthday dinner. This was the perfect place. The food was superb. Better than I have had at some much more expensive and highly-touted placed. Be sure and consider Mulvaney's for any nice dinner out.
Just go. Very good food and nice presentation. Could hardly have been more friendly and charming. Terrific staff. Knowledgable about all the dishes and how they are prepared. Good wine-pairing recommendations. Great experience!
Had reservation but told to wait about 15min. Surprised with an outdoor table within 5min. Love it. New experience; wonderful experience. Smoked salmon for starter and finished with salmon as main course. Wanted the stuffed quail, but no complaints whatsoever. Services were excellent. So accommodating with the choose of wines.
Everything about our experience exceeded expectations. If you like an inviting, neighborhood style place with very well crafted food this is a great choice.
Mulvaney's is always a great experience. From over the top good food to a staff that is at the top of their game. Mulvaney's is a local treasure for us.
Once in a great while one gets to take part in a rare dining experience and Mulvaney's definitely delivers. Beginning with moment you enter the unobtrusive entrance into an unexpected world of culinary delight and ambiance. Every patron is made to feel a part of something special by either Dan the bartender or Patrick himself. The service is impeccable and the food a symphony of flavors on the palette. I would highly recommend the restaurant to anyone that seeks the ultimate night out.
Mulvaney's never disappoints ! The scallops and speatzle with bacon is out of this world. Can't wait to go back!
I love this place! The food and service were wonderful! I would highly recommend it if you love a good, fresh, local food at excellent prices!
The restaurant is very pleasant, with tables far enough apart to not feel like you're eating with strangers. Quiet enough to have a real conversation. Very good service - more professional than most places in N. California. Very civilized - it felt more like an East Coast restaurant than a N. Cal place. The food was very nice. I would definitely go back and definitely recommend it to others.
The food was definitely as good as expected, if not more so. What was so unexpected was how they let you truly enjoy the experience instead of rushing you through each course as I've seen in some of the other higher end Sacramento restaurants. Can't wait to go back!
What an outstanding dining experience! When I asked for "as secluded a table as possible" I wasn't expecting the extent to which they would fulfill my request. When we arrived, we were escorted through the kitchen to a small private room surrounded by ~20 candles. It was actually a room where they stored platter, bowls, and risers. This seemed odd at first, but we quickly grew to appreciate our special little candle-lit room. The attentive staff provided us with specially printed "Happy Birthday!" menus that my girlfriend could (and did) take home as keepsakes. Our waitress, Taryn, was wonderful, giving us the perfect balance of privacy and service. The food was fantastic! I loved my scallops, and she loved her quail. A perfect evening!
It was a beautiful night to eat alfresco at Mulvaneys. The ambience out on the patio was very romantic, lighted trees and candle lit sconces added to the mystique. The food was Amazing!!! Service was very attentive." We will patronize Mulvaneys whenever we want to treat ourselves to a special evening.
This was out first time at Mulvaney's to celebrate my husband's birthday. They even put us in a special room and made up a menu just for my husband. The food was so good. We started out with the smoked salmon. We ate every bit of it. My husband had the ribeye and I had the seafood stew. His steak was cooked perfectly. My stew had plenty of seafood and a very tasty broth. Everything was so fresh. We ended our meal with the apple strudel. The pastry was flakey and the fruit was flavorful. Even the wine we had was worth coming back for. The servers were attentive and made sure we had all we needed. This was our first time here, but it won't be our last. I would definitely recommend Mulvaney's to others.
Booked a 5:00 on a Saturday (only thing available) and it filled fairly quickly. From the starter of hand pulled mozzarella (excellent) thru the 28 day aged rib eye, it was all amazing. The service was almost too fast, they anticipated almost every single thought, ahead of time. One of the best dining experiences we've had in a very long time. Highly recommend it!!!
Great food - great evening! Made reservations via open table and noted our party was celebrating a birthday and good friends. Upon arrival we were provided with special menus containing "Happy Birthday" greetings. Our party ordered the Beeler's Double Cut Pork Chop, Niman Ranch Rib Eye, Maltagliati with Fresh Porcini, and the Kabocha Squash Tortellini. All four were fabulously prepared. Ginger was our waitress and she was absolutely wonderful and a very knowledgeable foodie for sure. She was very attentive and we felt like we were her only table. We will be back!
My experience at Mulvaneys Restaurant was unbelievable. Converted from an old fire station to a quiet restaurant, Mulvaneys offers excellent food, service and ambiance. I chose the pork chop dinner, and it was one of the best preparations I have enjoyed. It was cooked to perfection and the taste was succulent and savory. I truly enjoyed every bite. The wait staff are courteous and add to the overall experience by being attentive to your culinary needs. It is a great place to share a special time with someone, and I recommend it as one of the best restaurants in Sacramento. 5 out of 5 stars!!!
When I moved to Sacramento from LA and SF, discovering Mulvaney's was the first step in knowing everything was going to be alright. A restaurant that would be among the very best in any US city, innovative but with a clear vision, and consistently outstanding. in particular, Mulvaney's makes world-class real food that excites without being esoteric or artificial in a way that would keep you from eating it too often. A constant inspiration to my own cooking.
We love MB&L, and it was especially good this time around as my husband is on a very strict diet to prevent any conflicts with his meds. The chef came out and explained a number of the dishes, cautioning us against some, and provided notes on things like how the bread was made. The restaurant made every effort to accommodate our special needs, and we really appreciated their kind consideration and helpfulness.
The services were the best i had experienced with the different restaurants so far. The waiters were very friendly. I have never disapointed with the food at this restaurant.
My wife had the duck breast, and thought it was the most tender she'd ever had. My pork chop was enormous and also wonderfully moist and tender. The kale salad with ricotta was delicious and unexpected, as it wasn't bitter at all. Our server made a special effort to be attentive, as we had our 8 month old with us. This was our second visit, and it was just as pleasing as the first.
my husband and i were on a date day, first with seeing the matinee at the community and then having an early dinner at your restaurant. both were wonderful experiences. we will certainly come back to see you.
Four of us had a reservation for dinner to celebrate an anniversary. The table, situated in a private corner, was perfectly suited to our event and the customized menu was an unexpected (but appreciated) surprise. The waitress was perfect. She gave us the "inside" scoop on menu selections and graciously accepted the substitutions requested. Our dinners were delicious as was the wine, dessert, and aperitif. This is a classy place that I love to visit! Thanks
I went to Mulvaney's B&L with high expectations and these were met and exceeded. The atmosphere is friendly with a kind of laid back charm. Started off with amazing Pozole soup and then had the Sweetbread Crepenette and Seared Chorizo Stuffed Squid. We felt a bit adventurous and the Sweetbread was without a doubt a sign of the highest cooking technique. It just tasted rich and decadent! I feel the squid combination did not work but the bean puree served with it was more than amazing. Last but not least, we had the Sonoma Duck Breast with Squash Sformato. This kind of nailed the whole experience. The cooking was perfect and the Squash souffle was light and combined well with the savory duck. Truly a great find in Sacto.
I always have great dining experiences at Mulvaney's. I'm a vegetarian and there are always options for me on the menu and the staff is helpful in recommending choices. I like the environment in the restaurant and I am also a big fan of all the community-based work they do with those less fortunate.
We both had the lamb shepherd's pie and it was all we needed for lunch - no salad, no wine, no iced tea, no dessert. We even controlled ourselves and did not eat every bit of the bread and butter. The lamb was excellently cooked, the sauce/gravy was rich and flavorful with several pieces of really good tomato. I'd go back just for that any time. On a cold and windy day, the two doors - one west and one north - opened often and there was a considerably cold draft. Curtains manage this somewhat, but my companion was quite chilled. Hence 3 stars on ambiance.
This is the only restaurant I will eat at when I visit Sac. Unbelievable food, service, atmosphere, and bartender. You will not be disappointed.


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A lecture by Ahmed Maher, Founder and Chief Coordinator of the April 6 Youth Movement. Part of the panel discussion "Reclaiming the Egyptian Revolution" on November 07, 2013.
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A lecture by Gerald Hawting, Dept. of History, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
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Yemen in the (Anti)-Imperial Indian Ocean: Toward a Spatial History of Modern Arabia
A lecture by John M. Willis, University of Colorado
Posted: 10/29/2013
Consensus on Syria: No one wants the rebels to win
At a recent seminar convened by the Burkle Center for International Relations, a panel of experts considered the state of the Syrian civil war. Their general outlook was pessimistic, despite the recent real achievement of the chemical arms agreement concluded with the Syrian government.
Posted: 10/14/2013
Literature makes you bang your head against the wall a little bit less
Known for work that is both heart wrenching and funny, Israeli writer Etgar Keret says he uses humor like a defense mechanism. An evening hosted by the Y&S Nazarian Center on October 1st featured readings of his short stories and an absorbing interview of the author.
Posted: 10/9/2013
The Real Goal of Obama's Syria Policy
The following is a link to an article in "History News Network" by Professor James L. Gelvin (History).
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Professor Susan Slyomovics Receives Fellowship to France
Susan Slyomovics, professor of anthropology and Near Eastern languages and cultures, is the recipient of a EURIAS fellowship to the Collegium de Lyon, France, for the academic year 2013-14
Posted: 8/8/2013
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Posted: 7/30/2013
"Tarih: Graduate History Journal" Interview with Professor Gabriel Piterberg
Ceren Abi, a PhD student in the Department of History at University of California, Los Angeles, interviews Professor Gabriel Piterberg (UCLA History) for "Tarih: Graduate History Journal"
Posted: 7/23/2013
The perils of a 'people's coup' in Egypt
Khaled M. Abou El Fadl is the Omar and Azmeralda Alfi Distinguished Professor in Islamic Law at the UCLA School of Law and the author of "The Great Theft: Wrestling Islam From the Extremists." This op-ed was originally published July 7 in The New York Times.
Posted: 7/19/2013
Nazarian Center Hosts First Israel Studies Conference Held on West Coast
The event featured Former Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben Ami as the keynote speaker.
Posted: 7/9/2013
Iran: a small window of hope
Professor Nayereh Tohidi, visting scholar at the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies, asks whether president-elect Hassan Rowhani will reset Iran's political course in a hopeful direction.
Posted: 7/8/2013
Shlomo Ben-Ami champions pragmatism in Israeli foreign policy
In a speech at the 29th Annual AIS Conference at UCLA on June 24th, former foreign minister of Israel Shlomo Ben-Ami spoke about David Ben-Gurion, the founding of Israel, the impact of the country's victory in the Six Day War and the changing way in which Israel has been judged by "the tribunal of world public opinion."
Posted: 7/1/2013
Ten Questions About the Crisis in Syria
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Updated Two Bedroom Condo in Paradise in Princeville
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Sandpiper 1
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 455 - $ 875 / week
$ 1,547 - $ 2,975 / month
Princeville Condo deals
stays between: 12/8/13 & 1/13/14
deal expires in: 25 days
Great time to get away
we will throw in the 7th night with rental of the 2 bedroom
- free night stay valued at $125
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vacation rental description
This spacious, no smoking, designer furnished, 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with a qeen sofa sleeper can be your "home-away-from-home" while you relax and enjoy the island of Kauai. The unit has been recently renovated with many extras to make your stay comfy and cozy. Unit A is a one bedroom one bath unit with a full kitchen, washer and dryer and will sleep four (4). Unit B is a studio unit with a queen bed and seperate bath that will sleep two (2). The units can be locked off and rented seperatly as a one bedroom and studio unit or together as a two bedroom unit.
The master or one bedroom unit, queen bed, desk, TV, and entrance from the lanai. The living room features a 42" tv and plenty of comfy seating. The large lanai has a table that will seat 4 for outside dining just off the living room and full kitchen and bathroom with a sink area seperate from the shower area. There is wireless internet through out the unit for those who wish to stay in contact the the world. CableTV and DVD players are in the bedroom and living room. Also in the living area is a ihome unit for your iphone, ipod or MP3 player.
The second bedroom or studio unit has a queen bed, dining table, TV/cable and wireless internet, large walk in tile shower and private lanai. It comes with a mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster. We have your choice of pillows and high quality comfortable bedding and linens throughout both units.
The rental fee as a two bedroom two bath unit is $125/night plus a $150 cleaning fee. As a one bedroom one bath unitthe rental fee is 95/night plus a $125 cleaning fee and the studio unit is $65/night plus a $100 cleaning fee. All charges are subject to Hawaiian taxes of 13.41%
The Sandpiper community is a quiet beautiful community with mature landscaping and a beautiful pool area that includes a hot tub and BBQ area. It is located across the street from a beautiful golf course and running/walking traill. Sandpiper Village is located centrally within the Princeville area and is within 5-10 minutes (drive time) of several beaches as well as the Princeville shopping center that offers gas, grocies, resturants, shopping and banking. A second golf cource is also within 5 minutes of the community (total of two golf courses within 5 minutes).
We invite you to be our guest while visiting our beautiful island of Kauai, the most beautiful and relaxing of all of the Hawaiian islands. We promise that you'll love every minute.
property availability
Last modified on 12-8-2013 at 8:45 PM.
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Paul and Anna Williamson
condo rental amenities
One bedroom (unit A) includes:
Queen size bed and Queen size Sofa Sleeper in living room.
Full Kitchen Rfrgeator/Freezer w/icemaker, Range/Oven, Microware, Dishwasher, Disposal, Blender, Coffee Maker, Toaster, bar with seating and all necessay items for cooking and eating. Lanai with bar and outside seating.
2 TVs with cable and DVD players, ihome docking station, CD Player, high speed wireless Internet, printer/fax/scanner.
Washer/Dryer, Iron/Iron Board
Hairdryer, extra towels, high quality linens and bedding, beach towels, beach mats, beach chairs, boogie boards, snorkle equipment and lunch coolers. Body wash and shampoo are also provided.
Studio (unit B) includes:
Mini Refrigator, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, blender, dishers. Lanai with outside seating.
Cable TV w/DVD player, highspeed wireless internet, clock radio.
Queen size bed with high quality linens. Extra towels, beach towels, beach mats, beach chairs and coolers to use at the beach. Bathroom has walk in shower, hairdryer, body wash and shampoo are also provided.
Community incudes:
Pool and hot tub, 2 gas BBQs with tools availale for your use.
Reserved parking just outside the front door.
Beautiful and mature landscaping, quiet and relaxing.
activities and attractions in Princeville Kauai
Whale watching, golf, surfing, snorkleing, deep sea fishing, kayaking, Scuba Diving, lots and lots of hiking, picnics at the beach, just looking at the water falls, paddle boarding, photogaphy, Botanical Gardens, Horseback riding, walks on the beach, sailing, dinner cruises, helicopter rides, Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast.....the list goes on and on and on. Most of all enjoyment, rest and relaxation.
vacation rental rates
This unit is a non-smoling unit that can be rented as a studio unit that sleeps two adults for $65/night or one bedroom one bath that sleeps 4 adults for $95/night or a two bedroom two bath that sleeps up to 6 adults for $125/night. Please call even if calendar indicates the unit is booked, as it may be only one side is reserved.
$150.00 deposit is due at time of booking in order to reserve your date and will be applied towards your total rental amount due. Payment in full is due 21 days prior to arrival, including cleaning fees and taxes. No refund will be issued with less than 14 days notice. 11% Hawaiian Taxes added to all rates.
Cleaning fees: $150 if both units are rented, $125.00 for one BR unit with Kitchen and $100.00 for studio unit.
We accept credit cards or cashier checks as form of payment in USD only.
Paul and Anna Williamson
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Princeville
- golf
- snorkle
- surf
- scuba
- RELAX at a spa
Top things to do on a budget
- sight see the water falls
- whale watch
- hike the various trails
- picnic on the beach
- RELAX and ejoy sunsets
Top things to do with a family
- enjoy the numerous beaches
- snorkle/swim in hanalai bay
- kayak the rivers
- learn to paddle board
- RELAX by the pool
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11:50am Friday 15th June 2012
Pembrokeshire Yacht club will host its annual Regatta at Gelliswick, Milford Haven, this weekend.
The regatta was relaunched last year after a 15 year gap and is an opportunity for the club to showcase what it has to offer to the public.
The club is also hosting the Pembrokeshire Yachting Federation Regatta this weekend.
Along with the dinghy and yacht racing programme, there will be raft building races, kayaking and opportunities to try rowing. There will also be a food and drinks marquee, music throughout both days, creative activities for children, face painting, fair rides, bouncy castles, rodeo bull, and a pig roast.
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Patriots tight end Michael Hoomanawanui tried to sail into the end zone after a first quarter catch.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is sacked by the Ravens Dannell Ellerbe (left) and Haloti Ngata (right) on a second downplay during the last New England possession of the game.
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"The next big sound! Bigger than rock! Bigger than roll! I'm talkin' 'bout streamcrunk, yo!" He paused, expectant that I would immediately understand what he was saying. I didn't, so he continued. "Yeah, like that steampunk stuff that's all over the Internet, but crunk. We'll dress up in wigs and waistcoats and travel by zeppelins."
"Isn't that what Lord T and Eloise have done for years?" I interjected. "You're going to conceptually burgle one of the most well known hip-hop acts in the city?""
"Nah, man, steamcrunk ain't like that! It's different! They rap about being rich and from space and stuff. We'll rap about Jules Verne and clockwork and steam engines and shit."
"So, you don't actually have a new musical style – you're just putting old stuff in a new wrapper?"
"Cosplayers will love us."
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Lord T and Eloise are a Memphis hip-hop group that claim to be travelers in time and space sent to save rap music. They're known for their outlandish costumes and stage shows, and for bringing the city's hip-hop scene to a large white audience. Think Elvis, but for rap, and in a powdered wig and gold body paint.


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The woman at the desk greeted him in a bored voice.
I knew from his tone of voice that he was extremely annoyed.
Phillips called back later, and this time there was real irritation in his voice.
The apartheid system left the majority of the population without a political voice.
Parents should have a voice in any changes to the school curriculum.
Her article gave voice to the anger felt by many local people.
The paper sees itself as the authentic voice of Middle America.
The senator has long been a voice of reason on this issue.
Anna finally found her voice as a writer.
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