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There are 10 reasons this race rocked: 1. The people were warm and welcoming - I counted 45+ "good jobs" during the race. 2. Showers after the race. 3. Pizza after the race. 4. Nice give-aways! 5. Flat course. 6. Aid stations every 3 miles with aspirin, oranges, Gatorade, water, etc. 7. Lots of 50-staters present, doing this for Maryland. 8. Close-knit feeling, with international presence (Korean running club was there). 9. The race director was the nicest lady ever. 10. I BQ'd....
This race is put on by the Annapolis Striders - and I am a member (so take my comments with a grain of salt). The course is almost completely on the B&A Trail (a rails-to-trails course). I run this trail regularly, and enjoyed the opportunity to have the race on my "home" course. The race is quite small, but is very well managed. The race starts and ends at a high school, and one of the best things is the ability to take a hot shower after the race. I look forward to running this again!
Packet pickup was at the HS and was fast and easy. Friendly volunteers. Small but nice expo. Race starts 7:30 and it was cold, but you can just wait in the nice warm school till race time and there are snacks. Very nice course, mostly on conditioned trail with a few miles on roads. Excellent support - plenty of water, Gatorade, cookies, pretzels, etc. There is maybe a 1/2-mile hill around mile 7, but it's not steep. Great pizza and food at the finish. Nice medal and cool rain jacket as swag for a very decent entry fee. Perfect season starter or 1st 1/2 or full marathon.
OK, I'm biased a bit, since I belong to the Annapolis Striders who put on this race. But what a great small event this is. Excellent premium again this year, low entry fee ($50), even a hotel deal for out of town people. Plenty of parking, nice blacktop trail to run on which shelters one nicely from the wind that popped up race morning. Support is good for the first half (there is a half marathon running as well), but the support for the second half is a bit sparse. The volunteers are terrific and aid stations ready for each runner. Pizza and other food at the end. Even showers in the school for runners! It's my eighth marathon and you won't find a better value anywhere.
My first time running this event, and I was not disappointed. If you are in the area, this is a good event to run. If you need big crowds, this is not for you PROS: * Great staff and volunteers; at the race expo I asked Donna (the RD) where the showers were, and she made sure I knew where they were located. In addition, she promptly returned my phone call. * The course allows family/friends to view the runners at numerous points. * The course is relatively flat, although the hill at the first leg turnaround is tough. * Nice race jacket and medal; post-race food was plentiful. CONS/IMPROVEMENTS: * Bridges were very icy and treacherous. Have volunteers lay down salt, or if no salt is allowed, shovel them. Snow/ice was predicted, and adjustments must be made. * Crowded start; separate the half and full or move the starting line to the street. * The little spur off of the B & A trail was unnecessary. Extend the course on the S or N legs because having to run off the trail was mentally deflating. Overall, an A. I would recommend it to others without hesitation.
I loved this race. It was my second time running it and I'll run it again in '09. The course is flat and fast, and is mostly off the road and on a paved trail. In '08, it was cold before the start, but it warmed up to the low 40's, with no wind - perfect for a great run. The Annapolis Striders ran this very well. Organization was top-flight, even calling out my name as I approached the finish line. Nice touch. Not a large number of spectators, but still a fair number for this size event.
B&A Trail Marathon was #38 in my ongoing quest for 50 states + DC, and, I must say, A PERFECT DAY for a marathon - 32 degrees at the start, "warmed up" to maybe 40 and NO WIND! AND... there was plenty of "crowd support" where it counted - at the many well stocked aid stations along the course! Having lived briefly in Ann Arundel County in '92-'93, there was never a doubt as to which marathon I would do in MD for the 50 - I used to do weekly long runs on the B&A Trail. The Annapolis Striders are a TOP-SHELF runner's club and I've never heard negatives of any of their races. This course couldn't be better. It has a slight downhill for the last 6 miles. No photographers at the finish line - but that's not the race director's call. Thanks for a great day. Keep up the great work. We do so appreciate your efforts!
I like small marathons, and this is a good one. Registration was efficient and friendly. The course was well-marked and had the dual advantages of being paved like a road but located in the country (except for a mile through a residential neighborhood and a half mile or so adjacent to a mall parking lot). The water stations were well-stocked, the volunteers friendly and patient (i.e., they stayed open for the last of us). The medal was fine, though not exceptional. The weather was much better than anticipated. There was plenty of food at the end. Entry fee was only $40.00. Overall, this marathon compares favorably with several other nearby small marathons I have done, including Greenbelt President's Day, Harrisburg and Self-Transcendence, is on a par with Atlantic City, and probably not quite as good as Delaware, though in fairness Delaware is quite a bit bigger. My only suggestion for improvement was that there probably could be one more water stop in the early miles. I can't quite put my finger on where, but it seemed like the water stops were more sparse in the early miles than I am used to. There were plenty of reasonably priced hotel choices, all about 15-20 minutes away - farther than I like, but there was no Sunday-morning traffic, so it was a smooth ride to the starting line. Usually very compulsive about my pace on each mile, I only bothered to look at the time at the 5, 10 and 20 mile marks, so the course must have had a pleasant, relaxing effect on me. There are no spectators, so keep that in mind if that is what you are into. All in all, a very good experience at a time of year when the choices are few in the Northeast.
I highly recommend this marathon for anyone who might want a more intimate experience than the mega-marathons provide. The spectators are small in number but enthusiastic, and the paved course is flat (a couple of very minor hills) and fast. The Annapolis Striders put on a good race. The volunteers were unfailingly friendly and helpful. This year, the only glitch was before the start, when runners were lined up facing the right way, then the wrong way, then finally the right way, resulting in the race starting 10 minutes late. But it was no big deal, and some stragglers even made it to the start on time as a result of the confusion. If you have family/friends cheering you on, tell them you need them most anyplace after mile 13, when the half-marathoners finish and things get kind of lonely. The turnaround between miles 19 and 20 is kind of weird, zigging through a parking lot for a short distance, but you're back on the trail headed south soon enough. Even those of us who finished in the four-hour range had hot pizza and plenty of other food/drink waiting after the race. One other note: If you're driving to the race, get here early because parking at the high school (where the race starts and ends) fills up fast.
The B&A Trail Marathon is a perfect small-town marathon! I highly recommend it to runners who don't need large crowds of spectators to motivate them. It was great to stay in the warm comfort of the high school until a minute or two before the start. The expo on race morning allowed me to get last-minute supplies I needed. Organization is excellent - plentiful water, Gatorade, gel and Vaseline at the stops, and a place for runners to drop clothes and pick up at the finish. Thanks for another great experience!
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The Student Body:
Where do your students come from?
For the 2013-14 academic year, our students are from 25 different states and four foreign countries
What is the male/female student ratio?
Our current male/female student ratio is 46/54.
What is the student/teacher ratio?
Our student/teacher ratio is 7:1
How many students are enrolled in each major?
For the 2013-12 academic year, 28% in Film, 16% in Fine Art; 20% in Graphic Design; 7% in Interior Design 13% in Photography; 8% in Art (BA).
What is the age of your student body?
In 2011-12, approximately 78% of our student body were 24 and younger; 17% were between 25-40; 5% are 41 and older. Watkins makes no distinction in its employment, contracting, or admissions policies or procedures, including the awarding of scholarships or other forms of financial assistance, on the basis of age, sex, religion, race, color, sexual orientation, national origin or disability.
Is country music all Nashville has to offer?
Located along the Cumberland River, Nashville is a crossroads of American culture, and easily the fastest-growing part of the Upper South and the territory between Atlanta and Texas. Contrary to what many believe, Nashville offers its residents and visitors more than just a country music scene. Our city also has a thriving art scene that is very welcoming to new ideas and points of view. Recently, BusinessWeek.com ranked Nashville as #7 on its list of the "10 Best Places for Artists in America." This top 10 list includes Los Angeles (as #1), New York, and San Francisco.
Do your graduates find jobs?
Our Career Services Office assists students with career advice, internships, and student work experience. It is their goal to help guide students to pursue their professional ambitions on their own terms by providing resume workshops, grant writing training, and guest speakers who can help answer questions about working as a professional artist. Our extensive internship programs in all areas has helped many of our graduates leave the college with both work experience and job offers. For more information about the Career Services Office, click "here"
Where do Watkins students live?
About a quarter of the student body live in on-campus housing. Many others shares houses and apartments close by or live at home.
Where do I get my books and supplies?
Although Watkins does not have an on-campus store we do have relationships with local bookstores and art supplies stores which makes shopping for class needs very convenient. At the beginning of the semester, students can place book orders on-line with e-campus, an on-line bookstore, and the books are delivered to the college for pick-up. If you choose to do so, you can sell most books back to e-campus at the end of each semester. Some students choose to order their books through sites such as Amazon.
How many students are currently enrolled?
Approximately 400 students attend the college each semester
How many students apply… how many are accepted… how many start each year?
Each year we receive about 250 applications. Of those, about 60% are accepted and about 80% of those enroll.
What measures have been taken to ensure campus safety?
Every effort is made to keep our campus safe and secure. We provide 24 hour security, both with security personnel and an extensive camera system through the main academic building and outside of student housing. We are happy to say that, to date, the surrounding community has a very low crime rate and even minor incidences on campus extremely rare. In compliance with the Clery Act, Watkins posts its Campus Crime and Security Report each year on our website at www.watkins.edu/mywatkins
How hard is it to change majors?
If you choose to change majors after enrolling, you can do so by applying internally to the new program, presenting your portfolio to the faculty of that program and receiving permission from the program's chair.
Will credits earned at a community college or another school transfer to Watkins?
We accept credits earned at previous institutions. However, each BFA program has very specific curriculum and all of your previous credits may not apply to that new program. You will receive an accounting of the number of credits accepted and your advisor will tell you where you stand in the program.
Do you offer dual-enrollment for high school students?
We offer dual enrollment for high school seniors in good standing into several foundation classes, general education entry level classes and art history. Duel-enrollment students enter as special-status credit students. For more information on how to apply, click "here".
Do I have to be enrolled full-time?
Students can enroll part-time or full-time. To finish the degree programs within four years requires that student take 30 credit hours a year, however some students, because of life or work commitments, do attend part-time and take longer to finish.
Are there job opportunities on campus?
Institutional and federal work study opportunities are available through many departments at Watkins. Apply through the office of Financial Aid.
Applications, Tuition, Financial Aid, Scholarships:
What are the required ACT/SAT scores and high school GPA to apply?
We do not have a specific minimum for acceptable standardized test scores. However, we require that they submitted so that we can evaluate the applicant thoroughly. We do look for a GPA from either high school or college (with 12 or more credit hours) of 2.6 or above. However, a strong portfolio can make the difference if your test scores and/or GPA are on the low side.
When can I apply? How long does it take to get an answer?
We start taking applications for the following fall's entry on September 1st of the prior year. The final date for applications for fall entry is July 15th. For Spring entry we start taking applications August 1st of the prior year and the final date is November 15th. Generally it takes about 3 weeks to receive an answer.
What is the current tuition; are there additional fees?
Your tuition is based on credit hours taken. Starting with Fall 2013 tuition is $675 a credit hour. Most classes are 3 credits. If you enroll full-time (15 credit hours a semester; two semesters a year), your yearly tuition would be $20,250. In addition, as of Fall 2013, the student fee is $55 per credit hour. Again, if you register for full-time for the year, the fee charge would be $1,650, bringing your yearly total of tuition and fees to $21,900. Some classes also require an additional printer fee of either $20, $75 or $90 depending upon the course. Film majors pay an additional equipment fee of $250 a semester.
Does Watkins offer financial aid?
Watkins College of Art, Design & Film offers financial assistance from various programs comprised of federal, state, and institutional funds. Students interested in applying for financial assistance are required to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), list our school code 031276, be admitted as a degree-seeking student at the College, complete the Institutional Application for Financial Aid (admitted students only are provided the institutional application) and meet all eligibility requirements to participate in the student financial assistance program. The FAFSA can be completed, electronically, at www.fafsa.ed.gov. This process will enable you to get your results, the Student Aid Report, 14 to 20 days quicker than if you mailed the paper FAFSA application.
How will I know how much aid I am eligible for?
Our financial aid office can help you determine your eligibility for grants and loans.You can email them at [email protected]. In addition you can get an idea using the financial aid calculator which will give you an average amount of aid based on income and family make-up. You can access it at http://www.watkins.edu/admissions/financial-aid
Does Watkins offer scholarships?
Watkins offers a variety of scholarships based on academics as well as portfolio. Scholarships are awarded based on faculty recommendations after reviewing completed applications for admission and portfolio submissions. Recipients will be informed within their letters of acceptance if they have been awarded a scholarship. No specific application for a scholarship is required. Usually only one scholarship may be awarded to a student, but occasionally, an unusually exceptional applicant might be offered a combination of scholarships.
Will financial aid cover the cost of on-campus housing?
Financial aid may cover on-campus housing. Check with the financial aid office for requirements.
When is tuition due?
Tuition for first-time enrolled students is due at registration. Various tuition payment programs are available. Check with the business office for details. For current students, fall tuition is due in mid-August.
What is the Watkins tuition payment plan?
Watkins offers an Interest Free automatic draft installment plan divided into 4 payments- the first of which is due at the time of registration. Interested students and parents should contact the Business Office Manager for Student Accounts at (615) 383.4848 ext. 7412 or [email protected]
Is there a fee to park on campus?
Students park free on campus but a permit sticker is required and available for registered students from the facilities office.
Does tuition cover my books and supplies?
Tuition does not cover the cost of books and supplies but under certain circumstances they may be covered under financial aid.
Student Life:
How much is on-campus housing?
For 2013-14, housing is $3,190 a semester; $6,380 for the academic year. If a student elects to attend Maymester, it is an additional $400. If a student stays on-campus for the entire summer, including Maymester, the cost is $1,200.
Is there a meal plan?
Watkins does not offer a meal plan, but does have a café available during class times. Restaurants are also located conveniently within walking distance of Watkins' campus. Also, our on-campus apartments have a full kitchen.
Is health insurance available?
Watkins can provide contact information for students seeking health insurance coverage. Watkins has information from The Sentry Student Security Plan. Students should contact the Director of Student Life for a brochure or for additional information. Email [email protected].
Is professional counseling available?
The Student Assistance Program is a professional counseling service offered through Family and Children's services designed to help students identify problems and seek solutions. The SAP is a pre-paid service to Watkins students and their immediate families-providing three face-to-face sessions at no cost.
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If it seems as if way more kids have food allergies now, you're on target. The number of children diagnosed with food allergies has gone up 18 percent in the past 10 years, according to new numbers from the National Center for Health Statistics. Four percent of kids now have food allergies, or about 3 million children.
This means a lot more than just the hassle of bringing nut-free snacks to school. Food allergies land children in the hospital about 9,500 times a year. Perhaps as many as 150 people die each year from food-induced anaphylaxis, most of them teenagers and young adults. The only way to avoid an allergic reaction is to avoid the food, which can be difficult. "What you're seeing is an increase in children with food allergy and no improvement in treatment or diagnostic options," says Anne Muñoz-Furlong, chief executive officer of the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network.
No one knows exactly why food allergies are on the rise. But that grim situation could be changing soon. Options now being tested to make food allergies less dangerous include immunotherapy for peanut allergy, which is responsible for most of the deaths and is one that children don't outgrow. Children being given an oral immunotherapy to peanut, which works by gradually developing tolerance, have moved from being able to eat less than one peanut before having a reaction to eating 13 to 15. "Some children have completed the therapy and are now eating peanuts," says Wesley Burks, chief of allergy and immunology at Duke University Medical Center. But he says it will probably be three to five years before that treatment is tested and proved safe for children outside a laboratory.
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The Burton Lodi Snowboard Boots have a cheeky little bird on a telephone wire design, and are drastically under priced for a Burton product. These boots seem to have extra cushioning, yet they are still light enough to allow plenty of mobility. One unique feature of these boots is the small neoprene sleeve onto of the foot where you can put a disposable foot warmer to insure that your feet will stay warm all day long.
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Villa Mosconi
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We had a celebratory dinner for 7 people, and I asked to be seated in the 4 season garden, which was a real breath of fresh air in the winter. Great service. Great food, great restaurant. Great evening enjoyed by all.
It's been 30 plus years since my last visit. Was worth the return trip. Hope to go back soon.
We visited on Thursday evening with a group of 7. The food was very good and the service was outstanding. We were very comfortable, had a great time and were able carry on conversations across the table without shouting. Will definitely go back again when in NYC.
Loved Villa Mosconi! Great food & Carlo was a wonderful server.
Very pleasant meal, great service, not rushed at all.
We had a very nice Easter dinner. The food was good, the portions adequate, and we could enjoy our dinner leisurely.
We live in the area and have been going to the Villa Mosconi for years. We had a wonderful Easter Dinner- good food, excellent service and a leisurely meal. The restaurant was packed but we received true old world attentive service. We had come in early in the day and the restaurant was quiet but as the families and larger groups arrived, the noise level went up. It was a holiday and everyone was enjoying themselves! We have never been disappointed.
We were there for Easter Sunday. so the place was really jumping. I don't know if it is always that lively, since this was our first time at the restaurant. Despite how busy they were, the service was excellent - very attentive and friendly. The food was terrific, and I look forward to going back on an "regular" night.
I love Villa Mosconi. I go every time I am in the city. If you've never been, it is worth a trip. Try one of the specials and don't forget the tiramisu!
It had been a while since we were back at our favorite spot and we were looking forward to it. We weren't disappointed! The best waiter in the business, Jerry , took care of us & made the visit a truly wonderful experience. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu here. Thanks VM!
This is one of the restaurants we choose when a large number of family members converge on NYC. The service is excellent and very friendly. Children are not just tolerated, their needs are taken very seriously and, as a result, they have a wonderful time. There are simple pasta dishes for the kids and more sophisticated Italian fare for the adults. I'd say the food is old-time NYC Italian. Very comforting.
Overall the food was very good quality. Everyone in our group seemed to enjoy their dishes. The ambience could use some spiffing up though. The one thing that stands out the most was the waiter, not the service, but the waiter. His interaction with us was very awkward at times. I can't exactly put my finger on it...others noticed it too. It was definitely annoying. Ordering, communicating...it didn't flow easily. He made things awkward instead of easier.
We always enjoy a visit & meal at Villa Mosconi. This is a wonderful neighborhood restaurant in the Village. The Mosconi family & the staff are so welcoming & friendly, eager to make sure your dining experience is the best! And that it certainly is! The homemade pasta dishes are excellent. Everything we have had at Villa Mosconi has been excellent. We highly recommend this restaurant to all.
This family-run establishment is quintessential NY. We picked it to celebrate several family birthdays, and to support small local business in NY, and were delighted. Villa Mosconi is like walking into your neighbor's welcoming warm dining room, and being comforted by excellent, authentic food. Our pasta and fish dishes were wonderful as were the desserts. Service was attentive and personal. We will definitely be back!!
Food was great. Our waiter Jerry was personable, efficient and made us feel like family. Made my birthday dinner great!!
My kid loved the kid-friendly service provided by the waiter very much. My wife and I enjoyed the quiet corner and the atmosphere. We ordered one pasta dish with clam; enough garlic taste but did not taste much of the clam. We also ordered the stuffed porkchop which was recommended by the waiter. The taste was great but a little on the salty side in my opinion. Perhaps I did not get the right dishes this time. I will definitely give it a second chance.
Chose to reserve here due to good Zagat score and proximity to Soho Village Playhouse. Service, food and atmosphere was as rated. I highly recommend this restaurant!
Nice dining room with good ambiance. Italian sensibility , friendly. The food was Italian as it used to be. No modern flourishes. Not gourmet dining as we define it today, but classical Italian dishes prepared the old way.
Little Italy a couple of blocks from Washington Square.....food, service, atmosphere is great every time.....what more can I say.
This place was is a great place to take a date ! Romantic setting, quiet enough to hear each other speak, excellent food quality, and a superior wine list !
The outside is a little old and off putting for a suburbanite like me. Inside, the service and food are impeccable.
Have been coming here for 13 years as part of yearly visits to NYC. Staff is super friendly and welcoming. Excellent food. Glad to see them on Opentable to make it easier for a reservation.
The dining experience was fantastic overall. The food left nothing to be desired and the service was what won us over. Carl was friendly, approachable and greatly appreciated.
Feels like being at a little Italian resturaunt in Italy. Waiters are smiling but curt with accented and sometimes broken English...though I'd bet they've been here for 50 years!!! Great place
It is so wonderful to be able to dine in a REAL Italian Restaurant without any obnoxious trendy trappings!! I am so over restaurants trying to out do each other. Italian food is basic, simple and REAL! I never enjoy being intimidated by the restaurant, food, or servers.I come from a long line Italian cooking grandmothers! This could be one of the last authentic restaurants in NYC!
My husband and I have been frequenting Villa Mosconi for years. The food is exceptional. The service beyond compare. It's like coming home to welcoming arms. We are always greeted with smiles and hugs!! Anything can be special ordered as long as ingredients are available. There are also daily specials. Food is fresh and always delicious. So mangia!
Excellent food, excellent service, very customer focused.
This was our third time back and it won't be our last. This is our new favorite neighborhood restaurant.
At least for me. It is our fave in the NYC. Great food, wine service and most importantly, PEOPLE! It has feels like going to my moms. From our very first visit we were greeted with a warm hug and friendly smile! Highly recommended!
Table in the garden is lovely....we were there at 6:30 on a Saturday evening....nice and quiet until things got busy with a large group just before we left at around 7:30. Food was good but portions tend to be too large (especially for seniors who tend to eat less)....would be very happy with 1/2 the portions! Would definitely recommend..
For traditional Italian food done right and served right, this is the ideal place. A rare event is seeing a printed list of specials along with their prices on your table. The regular menue has a formidable listing of Neopolitan as well as northern Italian specialties all moderately priced. The service is impecable as is the food presentation. If Italian food is your desire this restaurant is the place to be. It's also in the heart and soul of Greenwich Village making a before or after dining walk a treat.
The quality and the details in food preparation are always spot on. Villa Mosconi has been a favorite of ours for years. Wait staff is more than attentive. Food portions are generous and delicious! Bravo!!!
My wife and I were married in NYC and hosted our reception dinner for our small wedding party at Villa Mosconi. We revisited Villa Mosconi for dinner on our first anniversary and found that everything was just as great as it was a year ago. The food is mostly traditional northern Italian fare, cooked, dressed, and seasoned perfectly. The owner, his wife, and the waiters who served us on our wedding day all remembered us and greeted us with handshakes and cheek kisses. They really treat their guests like family. This visit further encourages us to revisit every year to celebrate our anniversary, I don't want to imagine it any other way.
We continue to bring out of towners to Villa Mosconi. This is a great New York neighborhood restaurant . We are always greeted with a hug and kiss when we come in and treated like family. If you are looking for great food, great service and a very local restaurant, Villa Mosconi is the place to go.
The food is old fashioned delicious. We saw a lot of hugging and kissing between waiters and, I guess, regulars. The background music is perfect. The waiters are attentive. The hardest part of the evening is deciding which delicious thing to order. We always order too much and then eat every bite of it! It's that good. We end up spending a lot of money there, but it's worth it for a lovely evening with delicious food.
We came to NYC to spend 3 days just eating, shopping, walking and drinking.... Open table and the reviews for Villa Mosconi were spot on. Great food and service, lots of family or if they werent... they sure like each other. We will definitely come back the next time in New York.
Food: Old school italian/italian american and legit. Delish. we had Lamb shanks & polenta, osso bucco, veal chop milanese with salad. Some other pasta dishes in there too. Caesar salad is made by hand (though not table side) They definitely care about the quality of their food. Service: The place is run by professional adults. The waitstaff are invisible until just the moment you need them, then they bring you what you need before you ask. And they can charm a table when taking the orders. Plus, EVERYBODY SPEAKS ITALIAN. My dad tested them.. he's a native. they passed. its legit. Price: dinner for 8 with appetizers & drinks was about 350.00. Worth it easy. I'll be back Ambiance: ehh... bring somebody pretty to look at.
A visit to Villa Mosconi is a visit to wonderful time-warp in the Village. "Old World" charm and homestyle cooking conspire for a vibrant, tasty night in a little part of the West Village that remains loyal to its roots.
We found a gem at Villa Mosconi! Carl our waiter made our evening delightful. He knew everything about the dishes and made us feel right at home. We have been searching for a restaurant that served food as good as our trip to Italy- we found it! Home made pastas and the right amount of sauce! Our food was prepared by one of the Mosconi's - not a line cook. Authentic Italian! You can't go wrong.
Incredible food and service. Would go back in a heart beat. People were amazing and atmosphere was perfect. Best Italian food we've had in years. Four different meals and everyone of them were fabulous!!!!! Family owned.
Absolutely fabulous! Had an amazing meal and really enjoyed the atmosphere and service. Great cocktails too. Would highly recommend this restaurant. Family friendly.
Thankfully, this is not the place for nouveau anything. This is classic food, well made. Just delicious. The service is attentive. Water glasses always filled, waiters at the ready to help. Our waiter was able to help me choose a fabulous meal. Artichoke appetizer, veal piccata (the best I've ever had) and zabaglione with strawberries. Yum! The perfect meal in my book! The pasta with bolognese sauce also delicious. Just a lovely experience here, as usual.
The good was good, the restaurant a neighborhood gem even if it's not your neighborhood! The service was wonderful friendly and professional!
This is a great restaurant. We have been going for 25 years whenever we are in NYC and want to celebrate anything special or just take someone out and introduce them to what is so enjoyable about New York City restaurants. You feel special and like family here at the same time. The food, especially the homemade pasta specials are devine. Listen to your waiter as they truly do know what is freshest and the best sauce to serve which each pasta. Walking through Greenwhich Village before or after dinner is always a treat. Whether there are two or ten of you, they take great care of you. Tip: Buy the house wine in a pitcher and then buy the beautiful pottery pitcher to take home as a momento of the fabulous evening. They are handmade in Italy.
A very, very deep menu of pasta choices, meats, fish, and chicken. The specials looked great, as well. And if you didn't find anything that you liked, they would make something to your liking. Come hungry, because the portions are a good size. We sat in the garden section, which is the most scenic section of the restaurant.
From the first time we walked in, we were treated like family! The food is always great! The Oso Buco is second to none and you can't beat the service!
A great spot, the food is awesome, the staff incredible, treat there customers great.
Was great! Service was excellent, food was excellent. If you are looking for cooking like MaMa made this is the place!
My fiancé and I really enjoyed the food (we dined here for Thanksgiving) and the service was fantastic. Try the Moscato… it's delicious!
We had a holiday dinner there. The food was really good. The server was very helpful with his suggestions and they turned out to be on-target. This is a special "find," and thank you very much. Sumner family.


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Hawaii Five-0 Executive Producer Talks Terry O'Quinn's Return, Reveals Another Famous Face Is Coming Back
First Published: January 15, 2013 3:47 PM EST Credit: CBS
HONOLULU, Hawaii -- Terry O'Quinn is going back to The Islands to reprise his role as Joe White on "Hawaii Five-0" shortly, and the first episode he'll pop up in, in 2013, heads back in time, and features another familiar face in the H50 family tree.
"[Terry's] in episode 320," Executive Producer Peter Lenkov told AccessHollywood.com recently, during a chat to promote last night's viewer-voted episode. "So it's not that far off and what's interesting is Jimmy Buffett's going to be in that episode also."
The upcoming episode (the cast is currently filming 316) should be a treat for fans – not only because of the return of the Parrothead leader as the hippie, black ops helicopter pilot Frank, but because it returns to the initial drama that the show kicked off with when it first launched on CBS in 2010.
"It's this prequel episode to the pilot, so you're gonna see Terry as McGarrett's commanding officer in the SEALS, having sent them on… the mission that McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) was on when we saw him at the beginning," Lenkov said. "That's the mission that Terry sent him on to get Hesse in North Korea, so we're sort of telling a lot of mythology, a lot of backstory."
Hesse killed McGarrett's dad, and Lenkov hinted that the SEAL's late father could be around.
"Yes, but not in a conventional way," he said. "There's definitely going to be a mention of his dad. But it's really about… the 16 hours that lead up to the pilot and flashbacks to his days as a SEAL, with Terry being his CO (commanding officer)."
Jimmy, however, won't be in flashbacks.
"He's gonna be a part of sort of the present day story," Lenkov said.
In related H50 news, Michelle Borth's character, Catherine, is being called back to active duty, but fans shouldn't worry she'll disappear at sea.
"She's goes back to active duty, but we definitely find ways to keep her in the mix," he said. "And, you know, McGarrett has a lot of pull with the Navy, so there's ways that he's going to be able to get her to assist him."
"Hawaii Five-0" airs Mondays at 10 PM on CBS.
-- Jolie Lash
Copyright 2013 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Police in Ohio say the deaths of five people, including three children, do not appear to be accidental.
Toledo police spokesman Joe Heffernan said all of the bodies were found in a garage Monday afternoon.
Firefighters used a sledge hammer to break into the garage that had been barricaded shut at the Toledo home.
Investigators think all five may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Heffernan said officers were called to check on those inside the house after getting a call from a concerned family member.
Lucas County coroner, Dr. James Patrick, told The Toledo Blade that the five dead are a 54-year-old woman, her grandchildren, ages 10, 7, and 5, and a 32-year-old man, who is an uncle of one of the children.
Police say the children were primarily living with their grandparents but their parents were in the process of getting full custody of the children.
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I've been going to Ireland for 40 years now, and never, ever tire of its many wonders! In beauty, Ireland is unparalleed around the world! My only [minor] complaint about Irish hospitality would be that your wait-staff and bar tenders could use a course from their Yankee cousins. Service is not good in any restaurants in Ireland - perhaps because there is no "tipping" tradition as we have in the STates. But servers must be trained to attend to the needs of their patrons. We Americans who usually eat out every meal while in Ireland find it impossible to find someone to refresh our tea, take our order, offer desserts, etc. It's as though wait-staff go into hiding when we arrive.
Ireland needs to create some language camps in scenic areas for Chinese people and others. Concentrated on English, of course, but also possibly offering French, Spanish, German and Arabic. In turn offering mandarin for Europeans and Americans. The English accent would need to be a neutral one, soft Irish and Atlantic/Canadian. Maybe use some of the abdandoned housing estates for housing.


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2 EVGA 8800GTX 1 C2D E6600 1 Zalman CNPS 9700 1 EVGA 680i AR version 2GB Corsair Dominator 8500 with cooling fan All 6 months old. Price can possibly lower by like $100 or so??? Price $1300 USD.
See I am only interested in the vid cards and maybe the mobo, may be. What to do with the rest? This dude want to get rid of everything at once so he may not want to sell part by part. So anything else you folks might want from this deal. I am only interested in the vid cards.
Well lets put it this way. The 8800GTXs usually go anywhere from $500-600 roughly. So thats a nice deal. Sell the parts you dont want on EBAY.
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It's 6 months old and EVGA has a hassle of a warranty policy (only original owner unless you can come up with the sale recepit and change the registration info, sigh). They are more like $450ish now on fleebay.
Says the guy able to afford $1300 worth of stuff lol Think about it though, one 8800GTX can run your Dell 30"er at max res. but with TWO, you can run it at max res... wait a minute... Yeah, that's it, max res AND highest settings... possibly... in some games...
Great deal, but sad if its already gone. Is Nvidia going to offer to run a third card as a physics accelerater? Like others pointed out if you can afford the $1300 why not one GTX by itself? You already have a good setup though, but I can imagine the high res of the 30" might be hard to push decent frames with all the settings turned up even for an 8800.


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OpheliaHairAuburnDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairVery, Very Pleased!!!So my main motivation was to get something with which I can travel without looking like the foolish female lugging her whole life behind her in front of my husband. This did the trick. It is fabulous! It works just as well as my regular-sized Sedu (the highly recommended one I bought here on Folica several years ago), but it just takes a little bit longer because I cannot do as much hair at once. Who cares about that! It's such a luxury to have something small. I highly recommend this product. I have very long, curly hair, and this easily handles my hair and does a great job. I highly recommend this flat iron, and hope you will take the plunge and try it.posted Nov 1, 2011Link to this post
TanyaHairDark BrownNormal HairWorks But Not EfficiantThis works okay but certainly not for everyday use... Great as a free be!posted Oct 26, 2011Link to this post
SabrinaMobile, AlabamaHairDark BrownCurly HairThick or Coarse HairPerfect For On The GoGreat product for on the go. I live in south Alabama where the humidity is like 99 percent everyday so this is great and I keep it in my car for emergencys!posted Oct 21, 2011Link to this post
CarlieHairDark BrownDry HairColor Treated HairSmall But Effective!I used this mini flat-iron this morning and it made my hair look great and shiny! I have extremely long hair(down to my waist). I have lots of hair but the texture is somewhat fine. So after using a thermal mist to protect my hair, I curled my hair near the root(my stylist's technique) and then ran the flat-iron straight down to the ends. Not only did I get the pretty wavy effect at the top but it straighten my hair out at the bottom. Having long hair is a challenge; but I couldn't be more pleased with the result from this mini styler. It straightened out the frizzy areas and it doesn't make my hair look "flat." Altogether it took me about 10-15 minutes to do my hair. :) Highly recommend it and great for traveling, too. :)posted Oct 18, 2011Link to this post
Sylvie L.CanadaHairMedium BrownThick or Coarse HairSmall But MightyThis little Sedu mini flatener is just the thing for quick touch-ups. It works great and the compact size is excellent for any purse. It's my new best friend and is going to follow me everywhere. Heats up very fast and delivers. Great for bangs! I am a satisfied customer once again!!posted Oct 14, 2011Link to this post
CaraHairLight BrownCurly HairThick or Coarse HairChemically Treated HairSo SoReally to small and not enough heat to do the job. I'll still travel with my full sign Sedu that I love, this not so much.posted Oct 11, 2011Link to this post
CindyTXHairMedium BrownThick or Coarse HairThis Mini Is What U Need.....Well girls this is the best mini flat iron I have tried not to mentioned that it was a free gift because of my purchase... I was so excited to receive it... I absolutley love it. My hair is long and I wanted tight curls and this was it. It is soft and it has little holding grips so u won't burn ur self, u just turn it on wait a few seconds and start to do ur style and what surprised me is that it didn't make me sweat...u don't feel the heat it stays pretty cool but believe me it did amazing curls. Stays hot.....great for touch up would love to try more sedu products but this is AMAZING I love it...Hope y'all enjoy the product as much as I did hugs and kissesposted Oct 10, 2011Link to this post
JanisHairLight BrownCurly HairGreat Travel Flat IronMuch better than the Sedu "shortie", the extra width makes all the difference. Lightweight, heats up quickly and is plenty hot for me. I have very thick curly/wavy hair and it works great. I do only straighten my bangs and sides - not the whole head.
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HafsaNYHairBlackDry HairAwesome For A Product So SmallI have long thick waist length hair. I need a small mini iron for the front of my hair so I don't have to use my big iron everyday. I have finally found the perfect mini iron.
Pros: very easy to use, just turn it on
heats up super fast.
very convenient, has a pouch to put the iron in so you can take for touch-ups
actually straightens unlike other mini irons
has a swivel cord
Cons: for me I can't use it on all my hair but since that isn't what I intend to use it for
it's not that big of a con. I'm only mentioning it because if you have long thick
you can use it but it would take you awhile to straighten it because the plates are
3/4 inch thick.
I really liked this product because I don't have to take out my bigger flat iron everyday for the front of my hair. This does the job and it takes me 5 minutes and does the same thing as my bigger sedu.
I would recommend this to a friend but i would tell her not to expect to use it on all her hair unless it is really fine and thin. Obviously if you have thick hair you wouldn't buy a 3/4 inch thick iron and expect to use it everywhere. But this is really good for touch-ups between washes and if you are going out somewhere. I am very happy with this iron. Thanks sedu for finally making a mini iron that works.
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