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Cute set, great details!
My daughters (ages 5 1/2 & 4) received this as an Easter gift, and *loved* it. Great details, and adorable pieces to this set. The two of them were a...Read complete review
My daughters (ages 5 1/2 & 4) received this as an Easter gift, and *loved* it. Great details, and adorable pieces to this set. The two of them were able to work together and put this together with very little adult assistance. They were motivated to keep assembling to get to the "play" value. The building itself is a bit small (the scale on the box is deceptive). I like that the assembly process and the completed set act as two different ways to interact. My daughters were both so proud of their accomplishment! I'm impressed with the quality of each piece, the colors are adorable, and the fact that the items really "work" (when so many toys don't!) - like the wheels, attaching the saddles, sitting in the van, etc. Love it!
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Mostly fun, but a little disappointed
Our daughter begged to get it...celebrating her adoption day. She already had some of the smaller Lego Friends sets and they went over great. This one started well also...I especially ...Read complete review
Our daughter begged to get it...celebrating her adoption day. She already had some of the smaller Lego Friends sets and they went over great. This one started well also...I especially enjoyed the mother-daughter time doing it together, which took a couple of weeks. There are 9 different bags/steps and the first few went over wonderfully. I think it was bag 4, then later bags 7 and 9 that had some missing pieces. Our daughter got very frustrated...I tried to smooth it over by borrowing similar pieces from the other sets, or building around the missing pieces. But at least twice, the missing piece was crucial, with nothing else to substitute. Yeah - I know I could have called Lego to supply us with the missing pieces, but it's quite annoying that a person would have to.
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I would buy others Lego Friends
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Comments about LEGO Friends Summer Riding Camp (3185):
The details are great, but need a base for the house.The instruction book are very useful.
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Entertaining Set To Put Together & Play
By Gypsy
from Hershey, PA
About Me Grandparent
Nice selection of pieces to challenge 7 year old to build the summer riding camp. Sparks the imagination and provides nice quiet time on a rainy day.
Finally a challenging Friends Lego
By Those Twins
from Baltimore, MD
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Multiples (Twins etc), Parent Of Two Or More Children
A great Lego that finally has a challenge for my girls. They love all legos, including Star Wars, but were so excited to see a horse Friends Lego. It is by far the most challenging 'girls' Lego out there. While I think all Legos are for anyone to play with our twins do find it nice to have a Lego that is purple and pinkish and is about horses. Thank you Lego for finally making a more difficult, with more pieces Lego aimed towards girls.
One for the girls
By Daisy
from Nj
This was for my 11girl who like to build things but wants a girl touch. Loved it kept her busy for days!
By horse grannie
from albany, ny
My granddaughter has all the My Little Pony toys.This set allows her to use her imagination and build lots of settings for her favorite horses.
Great attention to detail
By Ctina
from Connecticut
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
This, like the other Lego Friends products, has a great attention to detail. My 9 year old absolutely loves the challenge of putting them together, then can play with it for hours.
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I would buy again
By Banking mom
from Ste Genevieve. MO
Legos are great toys
keeps the brain busy
By mafe
from Elizabeth, nj
About Me Education Oriented, First Time Parent, Working Parent
The product is pretty much good quality and the instruccions are very easy to follow. Great for kids.. for parents is expensive for such as small pieces.
LEGO Friends
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from Missouri
These are gifts for my granddaughters and they really like LEGO Friends items.
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Great gift for Girls!
By sjobabe86
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My 8 year old loved putting this together. Instructions are very clear and she has a blast playing with it!
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Woorim to benefit from resource development in North America
By Lee Gyu-sun Set up in 2000, Woorim Machinery mainly manufactures industrial gear units and gear reducers for excavators. Most of Doosan Corporation Mottrol' travel motors used in 10-ton or above excavators are built with Woorim's gear reducers. Woorim is heavily dependent on Doosan, Korea's hydraulic industry leader, and its earnings have fluctuated depending on the performance of China's excavator market. It is usually difficult for a firm in the gear sector of the construction machinery part industry to diversify the client base. Consequently, a value of a gear maker depends more on the earnings of a client ― a hydraulic component maker ― rather than diversification of clients. Industrial gear units called industrial reducers have many potential consumers ― the steel, shipbuilding, construction and heavy industries sectors. The domestic market for industrial reducers is estimated to be as large as 200 billion won with the market leader being Hyosung. Woorim has some 10 percent of the market. About 60 percent of the industrial reducer sales come from exports. Exports to North America recently jumped due to the demand for gear units for oil drilling. Because of its brand exposure abroad, the firm's brand value and exports are expected to improve. Four favorable factors Daewoo Securities sees four factors that could improve Woorim's corporate value. Firstly, the market for gear reducers in excavators is expected to improve in the second quarter after hitting a low in the first. The Chinese excavator market would enter its peak between March and May. After the Chinese New Year holidays, orders for key hydraulic components by Chinese firms are increasing. Chinese companies' share in the excavator market is increasing, but they are yet to manufacture key hydraulic components on their own. Targeting the market, Doosan completed its Chinese plant in February and will begin operation in March. Doosan says in its 2012 business plan that the revenue will increase 21 percent year-on-year and the portion of the sales in China against the total will go up from 37 percent to 43 percent. Woorim is likely to grow along with Doosan. Heavy dependence on one company has been a discount factor for Woorim's stocks, but the issue will gradually be resolved beginning this year. Japanese hydraulic part maker Nabtesco has outsourced production to Woorim after the massive earthquake last spring while Woorim will also begin supplying parts to Hyundai Heavy Industries for massive 80-ton excavators. The portion of the sales to Doosan against the total is expected to decrease from 95 percent to 80 percent in 2012. Woorim is also a likely beneficiary of resource development in North America including excavating shale gas in the U.S. and oil sand in Canada. Industrial gear units are key consumable parts of drilling equipments, so the demand for them would increase. Since late 2010, Woori has been supplying reducers to an unnamed North American industrial gear manufacturer, and the sales to the firm would increase from 1 billion won in 2010 to 11 billion won in 2011 and 13 billion in 2012. At the same time, the total industrial reducer sales would increase from 18.5 billion won in 2010 to 28 billion won in 2012 and 43 billion won in 2012. In 2011, the North American sales accounted for 40 percent of the industrial reducer unit's total sales. Furthermore, the firm has laid a foundation for growth through a massive facilities expansion, the first of such since 2007. The 14,215-squater-meter new plant's production capacity is estimated to be 100 billion won. With the existing facilities' 80-billion-won capacity, the total would be 180 billion won. The new facilities will produce industrial reducers. Woorim's financial structure is solid. The firm financed the facilities expansion with its own cash without borrowing. Even after paying for the expansion, it still has cash left in its account. The investment is expected to be completely recouped by 2014. Earnings Woorim Machinery's 2011 sales is estimated at 70 billion won ― up 39 percent from a year ago ― while the operating profit would grow 71 percent to 11.6 billion won. The operating profit to sales ratio would be 16.5 percent ― a satisfactory outcome, considering that the fourth quarter sales of gear reducers for excavators was sluggish and the profitable industrial reducer unit's sales counted just 40 percent of the total. In 2012, Daewoo Securities expect the record earnings momentum with the revenue at 95 billion won, the operating profit at 15.7 billion won and the net profit at 12.4 billion won. Woorim's stock is currently traded at its price being seven times as much as its 2012 forecasted earnings per share. Considering the potential record high earnings momentum and fundamental changes to the firm this year, the current stock price seems to be very much undervalued. Lee Gyu-sun is the leader of KDB Daewoo Securities' small cap team. Kim Da-ye, a Business Focus staff reporter, translated and edited this report. |


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US Airways met with creditors of American Airlines in New York on Tuesday to press its case for a merger with the bankrupt airline, three people familiar with the matter said.
Today, the unsecured creditors committee will hear from representatives of American, which seeks to exit court protection as a stand-alone carrier, according to Bloomberg News, citing sources who asked not to be identified because the talks are private.US Airways CEO Doug Parker has pushed for a merger since shortly after Fort Worth-based AMR Corp. filed for bankruptcy Nov. 29.AMR CEO Tom Horton has fought to remain independent but agreed to meet with US Airways representatives to discuss a possible merger after the airline's unions threw their support behind a combination.Both airlines signed a nondisclosure agreement to accommodate those discussions.The nine-member creditors committee, which includes American's three largest unions, has a say in important decisions as AMR restructures."Maybe we are not going to have to wait until the end of the first quarter to find out what the plan is here," said Fred Lowrance, an Avondale Partners analyst in Nashville. He said the discussions suggest that creditors "want to feel comfortable that they have all the information to make a comparison."Jack Butler, an attorney for the committee, didn't respond to an e-mail seeking comment. Todd Lehmacher, a spokesman for US Airways, declined to comment, as did Andy Backover, an American spokesman.Last week, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane approved American's request for an extension until Jan. 28 of the airline's exclusive right to file a reorganization plan.A combination of US Airways, the fifth-biggest U.S. airline, and No. 3 American would create the world's largest carrier by passenger traffic, surpassing United Continental and Delta.American recently reached an agreement in principle with its pilots union on a new contract. The Allied Pilots Association board is reviewing the deal and will decide by the end of the week whether to send it to pilots for a ratification vote.According to a copy obtained by the Star-Telegram, the details include:65- to 76-seat jets can be up to 25 percent of American's narrow-body aircraft fleet between 2012 and 2014. Those regional jets can make up 30 percent of the narrow-body fleet in 2015 and 40 percent in 2016.American can enter into an unrestricted domestic code-sharing agreement with Alaska Airlines (this is not specified for JetBlue Airways).Domestic code sharing in any 12-month period cannot exceed 50 percent of American's mainline schedule monthly available seat miles.Pilots will receive 2 percent raises after the first and second years of the contract. After the third year, American will adjust pay based on the industry rates. Two percent raises will be offered after the fourth and fifth years.Pilots will be required to pay 18 percent of their healthcare premiums in 2013, 19 percent in 2014 and 20 percent in 2015.Separately, delays at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport lessened Tuesday as American continued to work through issues with its new cabin-cleaning vendor, AirServe, which started last week.About 80 percent of American's departures left DFW on time Tuesday, up from 66 percent Monday."As is typical when starting a new relationship with a vendor, we had a few issues during the first days; however, things with AirServ have greatly improved since then," American spokeswoman Andrea Huguely said.Transport Workers Union Local 513 President Darrin Pierce said about 220 workers in his union were laid off as part of the outsourcing deal."The jobs we are talking about, we've had for decades so we know how to do it," Pierce said."Unfortunately, we lost those jobs through the bankruptcy process. The new company that is performing this job, at a lower wage, doesn't know how to do them yet, so American is going to take some lumps as it goes through this."Staff writer Andrea Ahles contributed to this report, which includes material from Bloomberg News.


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Formats: | 12 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale, Jon Voight, Alec Baldwin, Tom Sizemore, Ewen Bremner, Josh Hartnett, Jennifer Garner |
Director: | Michael Bay |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Drama |
Studio: | TOUCHSTONE HOME VIDEO |
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Run time: | 3 hours 3 minutes |
Rental release: | 03 Dec 2001 |
Main languages: | English |
Dubbed: | Turkish |
Subtitles: | English, Turkish |
Hearing impaired subtitles: | English |
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This film is by no small margin, the worst film in human history, and is certainly not to be seen by anybody -- unless of course they happen to be an American. Zealot-like patriotism and an emotional crippled score - bad lines dropped from great heights -- propaganda raining down over the audience --- sunkun jaws in slack-eyed bewilderment. Blasphemies are whispered in the cinema - anger, resentment, anti-Americanism sets in. Bodies head for the door, dark shadows against the screen. That small difference between being patriotic and being patronising, is what the producer/director team of Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay (The Rock, Armageddon) always misjudge. But this time it's serious.- Was this review helpful to you?
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David Letterman began his monologue last night this joke:
You know it's springtime in Manhattan…when the carjackers break in through your sunroof.
Funny, sure. But cracks like that are one of the reasons people can't imagine living in New York City…especially if they have kids.
Now, I don't have kids. But I do have a dog that I walk in Central Park pretty much every morning. And on weekdays, I see moms and dads with their kids, walking or riding scooters or bikes.
Mom and Dad are dressed for work. The kids are decked out for school. And they are together in this beautiful park, talking and spending time before work and school begins.
It seems like a pretty nice way to start the day.
Out in the country where I grew up, kids either took the bus or walked to school. There was no need for our parents to go with us; we lived in the middle of nowhere. Nothing much happened, including crime.
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I hate to be so trollish on a first post, but I saw Shpongle at Allgood and one part of the set stuck out to me and has been playing in my head ever since. Somebody was lucky enough to take a video:
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Following the mega MegaUpload drama, its head Kim Dotcom decided to start its successor, named Mega (with the URL www.me.ga), registered with the internet TLD .ga for the West African nation Gabon. Following Dotcom's announcement and domain name registration, the URL gained large traffic, but ahead of its debut, the URL has been suspended by people behind the TLD, the Gabon Ministry of Telecommunications. Its minister Blaise Louembe said in a statement, that his country "cannot serve as a platform or screen for committing acts aimed at violating copyrights, nor be used by unscrupulous people." Dotcom's attorney told the press that launch of Mega is on-track, but could feature a different URL. Source: Tom's Hardware
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Africa, the mecca for abiding laws. Wait, what? Why doesn't he register "www.dot.com" ?I mean, he is dot.com isn't he?
Because US government has control over *.com TLD. Any .com domain can be suspended by the US government.
Not for long. The US is turning over control to the UN by years end........yeah so Iran and company will now have control over what you see. Have fun!
what about www.failu.re ... the people of Reunion will take him i bet. of course they would have to go through france first.
I think the biggest problem is that there aren't many countries who can't be intimidated by the US but are not just as unscrupulous themselves (Russia and China being the obvious examples here). Maybe that country that SlySoft went to would be okay... Works both ways... Canada, Japan, Spain (anyone else remember the football debacle?), and everyone else would be free from US control. Besides, any country restricting internet doesn't need to do it by TLD control.
Yeah but its China and Russia and two hard core Muslim nations that are demanding it. The US turned it down once. But its back in the works now. If you think the US is bad at censorship.....you aint seen nothing yet.
Doesn't really mean much. The .COM domain getting numerous masters instead of one doesn't change the fact it stopped being a nice TLD a while ago. Sites have been moving from the horrors of .COM to country specific TLDs to protect themselves.
Sorry I don't see it.... I am not a racist my friend . And I support the modern Persian Empire. Back to the topic, I want to know about Rapidshare. They bribed the feds or something? I mean they are involved in the same business as Megaupload, they too host illegal files only less.
Actually, that'd be great! We'd get a lot more publicity, which would be good since we don't have as many tourists as we'd like to. (Come on, you know you wanna chew on that sugar cane and drink coconut water at the same time!)
I once or twice visited a Dutch site with a .us domain, but soon I had enough of it's content. Generally the (NSFW) content was poorly written.


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In a sea of constantly fluctuating Santa Fe restaurants, Ristra is bedrock for local haute cuisine. The restaurant harbors a cast of regular foodies, some famous, some simply just characters, who keep coming back for the outstanding service, ambience and spot on plates. During my last meal there, the owner cared enough to check-in on me as well as other patrons and my Irish server sparked my interest with an experimental cocktail he'd been working on... This is a local establishment with some soul. Other restaurants in Santa Fe offer fine dining, yet lack the warmth that Ristra easily conveys. The plates (often local fare) arrive in a timely fashion, perfectly cooked... I will surely return.
Love this restaurant. The food and service are excellent.
Ristra offers a mellow, understated setting to complement their delicious, carefully prepared food. The dining room and bar are small and intimate, the garden patio a nice option for warm weather. The chef's expertise reflects a French culinary sensibility: creative flavor parings and refined cooking techniques that result in clean, balanced dishes. Local and seasonal ingredients are highlighted. The vegetarian options are limited but the service was so good that I imagine they would accommodate a diner with special preferences. Ristra offers a fine dining experience that goes beyond the Santa Fe norm.
Went to Ristra on a Monday night. We chose to sit at the bar but there really weren't more than 2-3 other groups of people there. The food was excellent, we had the fig and arugula salad, chipotle mussels, and the seabass with celery root. The bartender, Tomas, was great to talk to and very friendly. They have a great bar with cocktails and wine, unfortunately there beer menu is very lacking. They only had 4 beers. This was my first time dining at Ristra and we will definitely be back.
Great food, great service. I've always loved lunch there, but this was the first time for dinner. Our group of four shared everything and had no complaints.
The service, food and atmosphere was great. Will return again.
Waiter was fantastic. Food was very good. Loved the appetizer selection.
The food here was really good. The service was a tad slow because there seemed to be only one waiter in the restaurant the night we were there.
one of the best restaurants in town. excellent food and service. you can't go wrong with this place.
The food was excellent as well as the service. The personalized service provided our group of 4 with a fine dining experience without the formality or stuffiness of a formal atmosphere or formal expectations.
We eat dinner at Ristra at least once a week when we are in Santa Fe and have never been disappointed. Lunch is also very good.
Very friendly wait staff and excellent service tipped the scale to outstanding experience with this lovely restaurant with an exciting and unusual menu. Loved sitting out on the patio and enjoyed all 3 courses which were beautifully plated as well as delicious.
Local ingredients prepared and presented in a French style. Outstanding evening.
As usual Ristra delivers! We went to celebrate Mom's birthday and our anniversary. Everything was perfect. The Elk is just as I remembered it the last time I had it. It does not matter what you order all is excellent. Job well done!!!
It was a beautiful night to dine on their outside patio. Absolutely wonderful food and service. My new favorite restaraunt.
After reading several very favorable reviews, my wife and I decided to give Ristra a shot for our anniversary. It did not disappoint. The service was fantastic. Our waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu and which wines to recommend for our appetizer and entrees. We ordered the mussels as a starter. We are huge fans of mussels and these didn't disappoint. My wife ordered the lamb chops from the regular menu and I ordered the soft shell crabs from the specials. Both were absolutely fantastic. Creme brulee and the chocolate souflee were our dessert selections and made for a phenomenal finish to the meal.
Great meal! Really enjoyed the fig and arugula salad. The calamari was lightly breaded and very tender. Hubby thought the mussels were okay but prefers a more traditional broth of wine and butter. The strawberry creams rhubarb crepe ala mode was also very good.
My wife and I were in Santa Fe to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary and of the three dinners we ate while there this was by far the best...we especially loved the beautiful outdoor patio which was nice and quiet and despite the generally warm conditions was very comfortable due to the nice shade. It was a very memorable experience with wonderful food!
Ristra is always s nice place for lunch. The service was good as always and the food was well prepared. I lie being able to talk with my friends without shouting. It is a very relaxing environment.
We took a friend to Ristra for her birthday having not been there in several years. We had an absolutely perfect evening. The staff Samaya and her cohort were fun and professional at the same time. Wine -- exellent. Food -- amazing. My friend and I shared 4 of the appetizers each one better than the next. Started with arugula & fig salad; then tuna tartare that melted in your mouth with a touch of avocado mousse; mussels and squash blossoms made a perfect meal! This restaurant is definitely back on our top 3 favorites in Santa Fe!
Small off the plaza but food is very good and is the service.
I have always enjoyed going to Ristra and sharing with my out of town guests was a treat. Everyone loved the food and the atmosphere
Food was excellent, service rather chaotic (didn't receive our cocktails till after the first course arrived), probably because they were very busy that evening.
The food options were great - we had two appetizers and split both an entree and later a dessert. The duck was incredible - the fig and arugula salad with goat cheese, divine. Prices were reasonable for the special meals and the wine list was also accessible! Tammy
The presentation,preparations nod freshness of food was excellent. Stuffed squash blossoms a must to savor. I also had scallops as an appetizer which was more than enough for me for dinner! The waitress was a delight to talk with.
This restaurant is awesome. The food is outstanding and great friendly service. It is located just a short walk off the square area. Loved it and can't wait to go back.
This little out of the way gem started out wonderfully due to the graciousness of the maitre 'd. The waiter had had better days, but the service was fine albeit lacking in personality or warmth. The food was excellent; my only complaint that when the fois gras appetizer special was described deliciously, we didn't find out about the steep price of $27 until the bill came. There were few diners there on a Saturday night, perhaps owing to the
Great food and staff. Still a Santa Fe favorite. Elk was fantastic.
My wife and I have eaten at Ristra at least 50 times and never been disappointed. The food is always very good; French with a Southwestern accent.
girls weekend in santa fe. had so much southwest cuisine...needed a special dinner for the last night. ristra was perfect. service was perfect. the stuffed squash blossoms were to die for. everyone loved their choices. so many terrific appetizers u could order 3 and dessert. salmon was big hit too. highly recommend for a great time and beautiful food.
Ristra has a wonderful covered patio, perfect for outdoor dining. It was a hot day, but it was lovely & cool in the shade. A few other tables were occupied, but it was still quiet enough for good conversation. The lunch menu is nice -- plenty of variety, but not so much that it takes forever to decide. We chose two lunches with plans to share, & a coupon for 25% off. The waiter was helpful as we made our choices, the food was served promptly and was excellent. The waiter & hostess were attentive, but not overbearing. This was our 3rd or 4th meal at Ristra, and we will definitely go again.
Items are menu were new and inventive. My husband had lobster sandwich and it was wonderful I had grilled scollops salad - outstanding! We ate out on patio - very, very pleasant and relaxing. Highly recommend for lunch. We'll go back again.
For us, Ristra is an old favorite and it continues to please. The menu is tantalizing and the food and presentation are superb. We enjoy the ambience and attentive service. Ristra is first rate.
We love this place. The bar is terrific; bar menu too. Entrees are interesting, well composed and always always fantastic!
Very accommodating for an after dinner appointment. Waitress kept checking in with us. Excellent staff who had our dining experience in mind. Loved it!
really nice ambience, very laid back yet elegant. our party felt extremely comfortable from the minute we arrived. amazing menu, very nice wine list, suggest they pay some attention to beer selections as well. Inventive menu. some of the best calamari i've had anywhere. Ristra is our new favorite place in the city different.
Wonderful French cuisine with a Southwest accent. I have eaten at Ristra at least 50 times and never been disappointed.
On the busiest night of summer, we snagged a last minute reservation! Then upon arrival had to ask to add to our original number. The owners were lovely and accommodating despite a full house and found a way to take care of us. Ristra has it all: excellent food, great service, a stellar wine list with a lovely outdoor patio or cozy inside dining. From the scallops and mussels we started with to the chocolate soufflé at the finish, this was a stellar meal!
We stayed at the Hilton which is 0.4 miles away; however the post-dinner walk in the darki back to the hotel can be a little uneasuy in vidw of the neighborhood and characters. The area has a skateboard park and also we were mildly accosted by a street person on our return. The restaurant setting is very pleasant, the food was excellent and the service was good. Some attention to detail was missing, such as not offering bread platesl. Service was efficient, if a bit businesslike....not a probablem. Pricing was in the high range for this type of Santa Fe restarant. We will return and recommend the restaruant to othes. It should be noted that Ristra's owner unfornately passed away...the longterm plan and stategy could change.
We ate outdoors. Table in corner was shaded by vines. Service was prompt & helpful. Tempura squash flower stuffed with boursin appetizer was superb. Elk and filet mignon entrees were tender, well seasoned, and perfectly cooked to order; entree presentation was attractive without being overly fussy. We were celebrating our last night in Santa Fe. Ristra was a perfect venue for that. We would recommend it highly for special occasion dining.
We've dined at Ristra a number of times when we've visited Santa Fe and are never disappointed. The food is always wonderful and we've always dined outdoors. It's a wonderful place to be on a summer evening. The special this time was Elk tenderloin in a wine reduction sauce, accompanied by a sweet potato puree and snow peas. I've had Elk before, but this was the best. It was so tender, it melted in your mouth. The waiter said it tasted like a rich beef and he was right. The sweet potato puree had a very creamy texture and was delicious. It might turn me into a sweet potato fan (usually not one of my favorites) if I can duplicate it at home.
I come back here every visit to Santa Fe! The food is superb, the service warm and friendly, and the restaurant is very comfortable. It is not southwestern, so when you need a change from Chile Rellanos and Margheritas, this is a great choice. The fois gras was just about the best I have ever had!
Ristra's has been one of our top three favorites since the day it opened! It doesn't matter what mood we are in Ristra's always delivers on every front - Love this place!!
This was our second trip to Ristra, and we'll patronize it more often. Had to park off-site, maybe normal for Santa Fe? Dark street, signage faced only one way, (not our way), Excellent, efficient welcome and seating. A top restaurant should ALWAYS have a good Champagne by the glass for aperitif, they did not. Kir Royale is made with French Champagne, not with cheap NM sparkling. Wine list a little thin, too many boutique wines, few main-liners, especially white. Wine prices were generally 25% above normal. Food was VERY good. Mussels appetizer, great sauce! Halibut entrée, perfectly cooked, good sides, others in group had lamb, salmon. Also good. Dessert chocolate soufflé, very good, but not cooked to order, so a little too cool and 'set"
Best duck i have ever had. Fabulous food. Great restaurant when in Santa Fe
The specials we have tried have always been well prepared, presented and exciting, and our favorites from the regular menu are standards. We find the wine recommendations to be spot on. We bring friends, guests and we select rostra for personal special occasions.
After a week of dinning at Gernimo, Santacafe and CasaSena ,this darling restraraunt was easily our favorite. Quiet. Excellent wine and mixed drinks and fresh, perfectly seasoned entrees. I loved my poplano chille relleno stuffed with wild rice and spaghetti squash, others at the table enjoyed the roasted chicken, pork chop. The stuffed tempura squash blossom with Boursin and a light red sauce was divine. We ended with the finest rhubarb crepe that I have ever had. This chef knows his ingredients and clearly believes in creating delicate sensual sauces. Run to the Ristra!
Innovative menu, with excellent service. We were a party of 4 with different tastes. All enjoyed the fine food and presentation. Especially the elk.
Excellent food. I had the scallops for an appetizer, the breast of duck and the frozen nougat for dessert, which the server described as "the underdog of the dessert menu." All were excellent, and my wife particularly liked the mango and raspberry coulis that came with the nougat. Enjoyed the Alsatian Pinot Gris. It was a Saturday night and the gang around the bar was even getting a little rowdy about nine pm, which I thought was interesting for such an upscale place. No bar fights, just laughter, with one woman alone at the end of the bar by the wall with a glass of wine trying to read a book. Only in Santa Fe.
A most delightful place. We had a most pleasant dinner, food was excellent, service was attentive and courteous, good wine list, and the ambiance was fabulous; a quiet place where one can have a conversation without having to shout across the table....no background music....YEAH. Would go back as long as the current chef is there


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Is there anyone that may have a few stocks hidden away for sale or trade?
Is there anyone that may have a few stocks hidden away for sale or trade?
has military style repros for restoration purposes. Give him a try. Good man to deal with. Chris
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I have one of Joseph Scotts stocks they are TOP SHELF here is a link to where you could find him he has no web site but he is the best when it comes to Johnsons Good luck with your Johnson they are a fine rifle
Original JSAR stocks in decent shape are practically nonexistent and when you find them, outrageously priced. Joseph Scott's are first rate drop in replacements. Those from other stockmakers often require much fitting. Winfield sporter stocks are quite plentiful and cheap. Numrich has them and if you are interested, I have a couple I would sell also.
I have a number 5 and was hoping beyond hope of finding a number 2 somewhere. I guess just a pipe dream.
I have tried the link on this site for joseph scott twice and it comes back as undeliverable. Do you have correct contact info for him? I am in need of a front site for a johnson
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GRANTS PASS — Mobile food vendors will not be able to operate on any Grants Pass sidewalks under an ordinance approved by the City Council last week.
The ordinance does establish on-street food vending zones and sets aside a portion of the city-owned parking lot behind the downtown post office where the Growers' Market operates on Saturdays on a seasonal basis.
Vendors will no longer be allowed to park curbside along Sixth Street in downtown, which has been one of the most popular locations. The new regulations do not affect vendors parked on private property.
The new rules go into effect in 30 days.
The on-street food vending zones will be:
In addition, about one-eighth of the city parking lot used by the Growers' Market on Saturdays would be available Monday through Friday.
Casting the votes were Council President Lily Morgan and councilors Darin Fowler, Jim Williams, Rick Riker, Dennis Webber and Woodburn. Councilors Dan DeYoung and Richard Michelon were absent.
Webber argued in favor of keeping a sidewalk zone and contended that a business operating in an alley could reduce crime and the number of undesirable people in the area.
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Hello! I am going to Gettysburg soon. First time. We are staying 3 days in town. Been boning up on books, websites, etc. I have some questions that hopefully can be answered & won't make the vets of the board roll their eyes.....remember, I am new here. 1) We want to have a personal guide. Are there certain people to request (or avoid)? What we are interested in is a general overview of the place, with Pickett's charge area, Little Round Top & the Wheatfield (I'm interested in the Irish Brigade). 2) Can you actually walk the field where Pickett's charge happened? You won't incur the wrath of the Park service? 3) In Gettysburg (we are staying 3 days in town), what are MUST SEE's? 4) What are the best places to eat at in Gettysburg? 5) Where is the BEST store to get Civil War books in Gettysburg? (i.e., best choices, knowledgable staff) 6) Any other stores in town we should hit? I'm planning on Irish Brigade Store. Would like to get something (toys, soldiers, etc) for the grandkids -- and maybe even me. Lastly....is it worth a trip to Harrisburg to see the National Civil War Museum? Thank you in advance! Michael F. Blake |
Posted: Sat May 8th, 2010 04:05 pm |
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Hello Mike, Hiring a battlefield guide is the best way to tour the battlefield. I've hired 3 and all 3 were great. No complaints on my end. You sure can walk the fields of Pickett's Charge. There will be lots of parking at the Virginia Monument on the Confederate side of the battlefield. Its the very large monument with General Lee on his horse at the top of the monument. You cant miss it. You'll see the trail to left of lot. The trail will lead you to the union lines. Places to see in town......well there are lots of shops to see. If ghost tours are your thing, you will find plenty to accommodate your entertainment. One of the best ghost tours I was on was at the Farnsworth House. At the end of the tour they take you to the attic where the Confederates used it as a sharpshooters post. Which brings me to my favorite place to eat....the Farnsworth house. Excellent food! The game pie is awesome. Heres the link to them http://www.farnsworthhouseinn.com/ Ernie's Texas Lunch is another great place to eat. The Texas hot dogs are one of the best I had and the prices are very reasonable. They are on Chambersburg St. up by the square. Roman Inn Pizza & Sub Shoppe. Great subs and pizza! They're also on Chambersburg St. I think the best place to find books is at American Civil War Museum Complex.....link.... http://www.gettysburgmuseum.com/ While there, take the time to visit the wax museum. Its pretty good. You will find so many shoppes you'll be pulling your hair out. lol. Enjoy and have fun. Hope this helps. If I can think of anything else. I'll post it for ya. |
Posted: Sun May 9th, 2010 01:02 am |
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Hi Mike, I agree with Ole Sorrel--definitely get a guide. They will tailor their tours to what you are interested in, although most also have areas they specialize in. I've used at least a half dozen different ones, and they've all been great. Some of my favorites: Charlie Fennell, Clay Reber, Rich Kohr. To get a better feel for what guides are out there and their special areas of interest, check out the Gettysburg Daily website: http://www.gettysburgdaily.com/ As far as what to see, you won't lack for entertainment or food. For good pizza: Tommy's Pizza or Mama Ventura's. For home cooking: The Avenue. For breakfast: Lincoln Diner. There will be plenty to see at the new Visitor's Center. Don't miss the Cyclorama painting there, and the bookstore's book section is good. Also, the Farnsworth House has some good books. I haven't been there yet, but the Wills House, where Lincoln stayed before the Gettysburg Address, is right on the square (also called the Diamond) and is supposed to be pretty good. There are plenty of stores selling genuine CW antiques, tee shirts, studios by CW artists like Dale Gallon, ice cream, fries, more tees shirts, etc. on Steinwehr Avenue near the old VC entrance. Definitely do walk the field: there are usually a couple mowed paths from in front of the Virginia Monument on Seminary Ridge across Pickett's Charge, across Emitsburg Road and all the way to the Angle on Cemetery Ridge. LRT can get busy with tours (hard to park), but the view is great, especially with the new tree clearing in the Valley of Death; if you can, give climbing the trail up Big Round Top a try. Good view on the back side of it. There really isn't any part of the battlefield you SHOULDN'T walk, and that's the best way to see it. Word warning: use the restrooms before you leave the VC. They just removed the bathrooms in Devil's Den, and there aren't any convenient ones close once you are on the field. And take your bug spray along, and do a deer tick check afterward: lots of deer, lots of ticks, and Lyme disease is no fun! I haven't been to the Civil War Museum in Harrisburg for a few years. It had been great when it opened about 10 years ago but then went through a slump; lately, I've heard the museum's adminstrators have been trying to "juice it up." It's not hard to get to from Gettysburg, though, so it might be worth it. Enjoy your trip, and let us know how it went! Pam Last edited on Sun May 9th, 2010 01:04 am by pamc153PA |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 02:56 pm |
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wanderson Member
Hi. Yes, get a battlefield guide! I also recommend taking the tour of Gettysburg (the town) itself. It's fascinating. You learn a lot about how the Union was pushed back through the town. Our licensed guide for the town tour was Joe Mieczkowki. He was fantastic! He's also a licensed battlefield guide. According to his business card, he is Badge#226. Phone 717-642-9351. Email: email@example.com Enjoy your trip! |
Posted: Thu May 13th, 2010 03:24 pm |
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historydork Member
In terms of guides, James Hessler is an excellent guide also. He is the author of Sickles at Gettysburg. The Farnsworth House does have great food, but it reminds me of an upgraded Cracker Barrel in terms of what they offer. That sort of food. It does get busy and I'm not sure if you can make reservations, but it can be a bit of a wait. I would definitely venture to Harrisburg to visit The National Civil War Museum. It might be best to visit here first, as it provides a great overview of the war - from both perspectives. Check their website for special events. I know they tend to have a lot going on during summer weekends in terms of living history and speakers. They also just opened this new permanent exhibit on Lincoln (I was just there for the opening celebration), which is fantastic. It's an interactive one that you can ask Lincoln questions and he responds on a large screen. In terms of books, if you are venturing to Harrisburg, I think it would be worthwhile to stop in Mechanicsburg on your way to Gettysburg. There's a great book store there - Civil War and More. The owner, Jim Schmick is a wealth of knowledge and it's a neat little store. For that matter, I think Jim keeps the books stocked at the Harrisburg Museum. |
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Michael, Harrisburg museum is a well balanced child and adult friendly place. It has many original pieces to please th hard cores like me, and a well presented and balanced presentation of the Civil war that does not require a hard core campaigner to be enjoyed. It is not far and is easy to access from Gettys burg. Go to the visitor center, see the movie and the cyclorama. You may wish to join the friends of Gettysburg. You can do it there. If you join admission to the museum, movie, and cyclorama are free. Then you may wish to do the driving guide using a CD purchased at the visitor center. Then get a guide. They are all very knowledegable and can give tours specific to your intrest. That could be units, actions or specific locations. They will drive your vehicle and if you want to walk or ride you will not be sisapointed. I would avoid the large tour buses. |
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I have reserved a ticket for an event at the Cyclorama called "An Evening with the Picture". Anyone know what that is about or has anyone else attended? and, has anyone ever had dinner at the Cashtown Inn? |
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Yes I've had dinner at the Cashtown Inn........and it was terrible. Way over priced for the food you get. We had a party of 8 and no body came out with anything nice to say. We paid a ton of money and still came out hungry. My advice......save the gas money and eat in town. Here's an idea.........if you like good barbecue.......head on down RT. 15 into Maryland......a few miles down on the left (Old Frederick RD ) is a place called Chubbies.....It looks like a dive, but dont let that fool you.......they have one of the best ribs I've eaten. I think its a good place. My wife loves their burgers. If your looking for a more elegant place to eat........the Farnsworth House is great.........and so is the Dobbin House. They're both in town. Hope this helps. Cheers http://chubbysbbq.com/ http://www.dobbinhouse.com/ http://www.farnsworthhouseinn.com/farnsworthhousegettysburg_014.htm Last edited on Sun May 16th, 2010 02:46 pm by Old Sorrel |
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wow Ernies hot Texas weiner lunch is a on the list of the things NOT to miss...i lived in Gettysburg for awhile...Mama Ventura's is awesome...the Blue Parrot is good too....they are both on chambersburg pike....if you like coffee there is a coffes place right next to Ernies. also the Lincoln diner isn't bad that is right across from the railroad station. |
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If you enjoy seeing how things eally work you will enjoy an evening with the painting. you will attend a lecture and slide show about the restoration of this painting and it's history. You will also learn about how the cyclorama was actually produced. There is a section that will be pointed out that faces were penciled in along a fence line that was not painted. Then you will actually go under the viewing platform and view the merging of the diodrama with the painting. |
Posted: Mon May 17th, 2010 08:38 pm |
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Here is the website for all of the Guides. http://www.gettysburgtourguides.org/roster.html Perhaps the ALBG or Gettysburg Daily could list "specialties"? Although, as an ironwoker, I wouldn't want to be limited to being a welder or a rebar tier, or high iron connector. I would merely want to be called a journeyman and be able to do it all. All of the Guides have tested out because they know alot about everything Gettysburg. I wonder how Gettysburg Daily chooses their speakers and if having a specific tour played out leads to more business? Is there competition for work? I know Deb Novotny is an expert on Evergreen Cemetary, Stu Dempsey the 11th Corps, Dave Weaver an expert on Thaddeus Stevens foundary, and there is a good expert on Arlington Cemetary and Lincoln Assassination and Booth Routes. I just think the Guides are the kind of people you can spend alot of time talking to over pizza and a beer. Down to earth folks who love the grounds and what it stands for. Thanks Sorrel for the restaurant rec's. |
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Hi Mike, All the guides are great, 2 i enjoy the most are Jim Hessler and Paul Bauserman. Yes, you can walk Pickett's charge. David Wills Home, The new museum on Baltimore Pike near the Shriver house, Just walk the town in any direction from the square and there are many things to see. I like this steak house on rt 30 near the Walmart Called Hoss's, very reasonable prices. Great bookstore in the visitor center, corner of Baltimore and Steinwier Ave has a gem called The American History Store. Forget the Farnsworth House Bookstore, More into the paranormal tourists now, practically no bookstore left. The Harrisburg Museum is also very good to visit. Oh yeah, while on the battlefield dont forget to visit Culps Hill. Its an awsum area of the battlefield and if your a student of the battle you no what would have happened If Gen. Green couldnt have held.... Enjoy your trip and if ya need any specific info just get back to me and ill be more than glad to help |
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When you say you're interested in the Irish brigade, which ones? There were quite a few on both sides. I have a book that focuses on Irish regiments during the civil war so I'll have a look at the Gettysburg section and revert but off the top of my head the Fr. Corby memorial would be a good place to start and the 69th PA(or quite possibly NY) were just about at the angle during Pickett's charge. I never realised there was an Irish Brigade store, thanks! |
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