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Is your iTunes Store app crashing after updating to iOS 7? Here's how to fix it!
We've seen a few readers complaining that after upgrading to iOS 7 the iTunes Store app on their iPhone or iPad won't launch and just crashes immediately after trying to open it. From what we've managed to dig up, you aren't alone in having the issue but fortunately, there are a few solutions that seem to be working for people.
Here they are:
Quit the iTunes Store app and try relaunching it
- Double tap the Home button on your iPhone or iPad to bring up the multitasking section.
- Find the iTunes Store app and swipe up in order to quit it.
- Now relaunch the app and see if it still crashes.
If the app is still crashing, keep reading. If the iTunes Store app now works, that's it.
Enter iTunes through the Music app instead
- Launch the Music app on your iPhone or iPad that's having the problem.
- In the upper left hand corner, tap on Store.
You should be re-routed to the iTunes Store app. This time, it should load just fine. You should only have to do this one time and find that after loading it through the Music app, the iTunes Store app loads fine on its own. If it doesn't or it's still crashing, continue on.
Change your Cookie settings
- Launch the Settings app from your iPhone or iPad.
- Scroll down and tap on Safari.
- Under the Privacy & Security section, tap on Block Cookies.
- Make sure that From third parties and advertisers is selected.
People that have it set to Always seem to be the ones having trouble connecting to the iTunes Store app for some reason.
Still having issues?
If you've tried all the steps above and you still can't launch the iTunes Store app, you may have to fully restore your iPhone or iPad. If you've found another workaround or solution that worked for you, let us know in the comments!
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There is a notable crash issue with iTunes Radio that must be addressed. Whenever you could be listening to a song from time to time and/or delete a station and creating a new one, the iPhone will completely reboot and the iPhone will go back to normal? Any insight on this?
Haven't had that one yet on any of my 4 devices (and I'm sure if my gf experienced it on 1 of hers I would've heard her b¡tch about it by now), sucks for you bc that's crazy annoying if you're trying to go "all in" with iTunes Radio. Hope you find a solution
Here's what worked for me: Settings app -- General -- Reset -- Reset All Settings after doing that iTunes Store worked flawlessly.
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I had this problem; went to an Apple Store. They never saw the problem before (I talked to a specialist, not a genius). Your second method (iTunes through the music app) worked for me! Thanks!
Here's how I fixed it:
1. Go into Settings --> iTunes and App Store --> sign out of your account
2. Hard restart phone (hold home and power buttons until phone shuts off) --> turn back on
3. Go into Settings --> iTunes and App Store --> sign back in
4. Your're done
Worked like a charm for me.
Your comment was very helpful and I was able to fix my iTunes acct. Nothing else that I tried worked, but what you said worked the first time. Thank you so much for sharing this information.
This kinda worked for me, with one additional step:
After resetting itunes as above, open music and access store here. After the message "Cannot Access ITunes Store" pops up, ignore it and press one of the dept icons on the bottom (I chose film). Then hit music again and the store should spring into life. Then you can access straight from the iTunes app again.
This worked for me too! Thank you so much! I REALLY didn't want to reset my stuff - I JUST had set it up ;).
Awesome, thank u soooooooooo much. I tried all the above mentions prior to reading yours & what you said is the only thing that did the trick. Thanks again for the helpful tip :-)
This worked for me! Thanks! FYI I tried everything in the article before this and none of it worked.
For me nothing of this worked I mean the steps, so what I did was restore the phone using iTunes. After installing the system and put my phone like new, I restore the backup to have everything the way it was. That was the only way to get iTunes Store working. I contacted apple "iTunes Store" and this guy didn't even send me any kind of step to do but just in link to Q
i'm on ios 6, i did not upgrade, and as soon as ios 7 went public my app store went all screwy. One issue is updates are available but the update page is blank. That is there is a red notification saying 24 updates available but you can't actually update because the update page is has not apps in it. the page is their and "purchased" but nothing it doesn't show apps. closing the app store worked the first day. Now it doesn't seem to work. But also this doesn't happen all the time. It's random. Sometimes i open and the updates are there other times it isn't. Weird.
side note one thing i hate is i'm searching a long needlessly cumbersome list, i click a app, don't like it, click back and it goes and reloads going right back to the top of the list meaning i have to scroll that stupid cumbersome list again. No idea why the app store is so poorly laid out, so user unfriendly other than Apple seems to love keeping certain things needlessly cumbersome in places.
Been have problems with the iMore app crashing. It is random, and my comments will be cut off. As for the store, no problems, but I wish the update section would not show updated apps.
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iMore app crashes every time I try to load iPhone 5s review in the app. Tried to open the review in the browser through the app with the same results.
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I had to change the cookies setting one level further than recommended, i.e., "from third parties and advertisers" as it was set to "Never." Then iTunes launched for me. Before that it was iTunes would crash as soon as I saw the search window.
I did all three of these in order. I can't be sure if the first two helped, but I definitely had to change the cookie blocking to get it working again. I just recently set that for another reason but can't recall what. Great article. Thanks!
I got in through the the music app. Just started happening to me out of the blue. What's causing it I wonder? Thanks for the solution!
It worked fine for me, thanks for that. The one that worked for me was "Enter iTunes through the Music app"
Finally! U R THE F****** BEST !!!!!!
I have been trying to get into itunes for such a long time but it just wasn't loading, I used the last method. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! (hug)
The only thing that worked for me is updating iTunes on my computer to 11.1 and then syncing.
I have an iPhone5/ios7
Thanks a lot, I fixed it with option 2
I couldn't even download music stored in the cloud but now I can open itunes and download music
I have an iPhone 5, and yes, after recently downloading it I had problems loading. It would attempt to load, and then fail to load. However, thanks to this, I have been able to restore full usability to it.
thank you this has really helped! I've read elsewhere you have to reset your phone. glad I found this page before I did (:
I found my itunes app was crashing on my 4s before opening and tried the above without success. I found my pop-up blocker was on and turned it off. Now it's working fine. Coincidence? But it worked
i am trying to install IOS 7 but it's showing me this sign of itunes and a usb,i don't know what to do anymore...any of u guys having same issue ?
I have a problem with my apple ID the old purchased apps it is hiden i dont see it :( ???
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I have a problem with my apple ID the old purchased apps it is hiden i dont see it :( ???
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I am wanting to add lyrics to my songs for my daughter to use with Karaoke songs... however when I right click on a song and the click on "get info" iTunes closes down. Can anyone help me? Thanks
I have this as well. Doin my head in hard. But I also have the problem I have to sign into my iTunes serval times even tho I'd be using it 5mins before hand leave and come back to it. Or also when I play candy crush and want to but those help things (don't judge keeps me from throwing my phone) I put my iTunes password in then comes back with a screen saying "this is not a test ACC. Please created an environment sandbox account" well something along those lines and I quit all my apps sign out of iTunes reboot my iPhone then sign back to iTunes but get same problem and the only way I've worked out to work my iTunes is change my password. It's now the point I forget why I used an then have to complete reset my password cause I guess the wrong answers. Please anyone got any advice back I'm ready to jump on my phone throw it do whatever so I don't deal with iTunes but don't want an android phone way to hard to use for me. :"(


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30 December 2005
Hey everybody! Wow, it's that time already; this year has passed us by so fast and we all have had a very big and busy year. The past year has been so much fun and I'm so glad to be a part of such an awesome team - the Wandering Wildlife team. I've been in the roving department for a year now and it would have to be one of the best years of my life. I have spent the year working with a great bunch of girls and getting to meet all different kinds of people from all over the world (not to mention having the very difficult job of playing with all kinds of cute, cuddly and scaly animals). Yeah, I know - it's hard work, but someone has to do it!Christmas time through New Year's is a very busy time for the Zoo, so as a rover it's one of my favourite times. I love seeing all the kids' faces when they ask if they can pat the animals we are with. When they get to pat that certain animal (maybe for their very first time) I love seeing the look of excitement on their faces.
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Book online AND Stay in the Federal House Two or more nights between January 30, and March 30, 2013 & we will take 12% off each room night. Enter in the notes Fed3nite. (Note: Federal House has a 2 night minimum). Reservations: New bookings only, MUST be made ONLINE, AND enter in the reservation notes, "Fed2Special".
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We have the perfect setting in our main house dining room and/or wine bar for bridal/wedding/baby showers, rehearsal dinners, weddings, receptions, reunions, military graduation reception, holiday parties, or family gatherings. Call for reservations and arrangements.
To reserve a room, click on the "Make a Reservation" button located on any page of this website. All rates include Breakfast.
Dinner at Rosemark Haven: The restaurant is closed for the season. During regular season it iis served in our quiet wine barn (originally the tobacco barn) Friday &-Saturday.Everything is prepared fresh, right here at Rosemark Haven, using the best ingredients we can find! Please note our current menu (excluding specials) on the dinner page of our site - or email firstname.lastname@example.com for a .pdf of the menu.
Afternoon Tea is available by reservation only for parties of 6 or more. Teas are available at 1:30pm (Saturday or Sunday) by 48-hour advance reservation only. Don't have six and are flexible? Email or call us with your contact information and we will contact you when our grouping list has six or more. To reserve a tea call us at (502) 348-8218 or email firstname.lastname@example.com with "tea reservation request" as the subject. If you would like to make a reservation for more than 12 people, you will need to call us as early as possible. Our maximum capability for serving one group, where all are seated in the same room, is 30. (Read more on our page for the Tea Room)
For Businesses, we have a conference room for meetings or presentations. Additionally, book our dining room for private business dinners/meetings, perhaps the wine bar for an appreciation gathering/meeting. A great environment for offsite relaxing work, rest, and play without the typical office interruptions or driving. We have secure Wi-Fi (N) throughout the property.
Rosemark Haven is truly a distinct and memorable Kentucky bed and breakfast! The property was voted "Inn of the Month" (Country Living Magazine-Sep 2005), and the New York Times Magazine states "Rosemark Haven in Bardstown, KY is a stylish place to stay" (July 22, 2005). In addition to being a special Bardstown bed & breakfast, there is a notable restaurant & wine bar at Rosemark Haven. The wine bar is housed in the beautifully renovated tobacco barn adjacent to the B&B. This is not only a gorgeous space, but we also serve up some excellent wines by the glass and offer periodic tastings. The restaurant serves primarily classic Italian cuisine for dinner, salads, soups & desserts wine and beer are available, and offers teas and private events by reservation. Our "Kentucky Tea" is known for excellent food, tea, and ambiance.
Once you enter the property, we believe you will realize that you have entered a special place in Bardstown, Kentucky. The main house, a fully restored 1840's antebellum mansion is pictured above. (The two oldest buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places - listed as Bruntwood on the Nat'l Register). The Federal House, (pictured on the Area & Directions Page ) is a separate and private guest cottage. It has two bedrooms and is perfect for a group of four. In addition, the renovated tobacco barn was converted to our comfortable and spacious wine bar.
During your stay, you can choose from eight unique guest rooms (9 bedrooms), most appointed with a king-size beds (Federal House and Riter/Dane have queen beds), antiques, TV & DVD, CD player, Wi-Fi, alarm clock, and lovely retrospective décor. Some rooms have whirlpool tubs. Our full breakfast, which is served at individual tables in the dining room, is always included.
Private group dinners are available other nights by reservation only. Please call for arrangements and details. (Tea & Dinner are not included in the room rates.)
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We look forward to enhancing your next experience in historic Bardstown, KY!
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We encourage you to stay with us during your visit to historic Bardstown, Nelson County, Kentucky. Rosemark Haven (Bruntwood) was designed and built in the early nineteenth century, and now offers a unique lodging experience in an old plantation home that has been thoughtfully re-stored over the decades to reflect living in the mid-1800s. This makes staying or having a tea in Kentucky extra special. The interior of Rosemark Haven is appointed with period antiques, and is decorated similarly. Rosemark sits on the edge of what was colonial Bardstown - but is still within easy walking distance to the town's main street shopping district
Bardstown Area During your stay be assured there is plenty to see and do in Bardstown. Distillery tours, museums, the Stephen Foster Story Musical, or take a charming tour of Bardstown via a horse-drawn carriage or trolley. Bardstown is Kentucky's second oldest city, dating back to 1780. Since that time when log, brick, and stone homes rose from the wilds of western Virginia , Bardstown has welcomed travelers from around the world. For 230 years our southern hospitality, fine restaurants in historic surroundings and accommodations have made you feel right at home. Other Activities: Antique shopping, golf, horseback riding, live theater, museums, parks, shopping, historic district, wineries, distillery tours, Wickland (Home of 3 Governors), "My Old KY Dinner Train", "My Old Kentucky Home (Federal Hill) State Park", Old Bardstown Village, wildlife museum (with taxidermy dioramas), Civil War Museum, Basilica of St. Joseph Cathedral and Stephen Foster Story (Outdoor Drama). For the gardener or nature lover don't miss the Bernheim Arboretum. A remarkable sight any season of the year. Don't miss the nature/visitors center there - a "living" building that houses information, a gift shop and often has exhibits for the public. Additional tourist information is also available at the Bardstown Tourist Commission located "on the round" in the center of our historical district. Additionally, over 30 annual events draw people from around the globe to sample the spirits, sounds, and flavors that are quintessentially Bardstown. In fact, Kentucky 's Bourbon Trail, of which Bardstown is the heart, was featured in "1000 Places to See Before You Die", the New York Times best-seller by Patricia Schultz. There are many ways to experience the beauty of Bardstown. Come let us welcome you home! Historic sites nearby: The Civil War Museum of the Western Theater, Women's Civil War Museum , Pioneer Village , Wildlife Museum , General George Patton Museum, Fort Knox , and the Oscar Getz Whiskey Museum . Consider pampering someone, or yourself, at Bella Salon and Spa. Also the Oscar Getz Whiskey Museum (located in the pre-Civil War Spalding Hall), the Civil War Museum of the Western Theater and St. Joseph's Proto Cathedral are also walk able destinations - although you might consider a carriage ride, or driving to My Old Kentucky Home. From Rosemark Haven it is also an easy drive to Nelson County's various attractions, including the area's historic bourbon distilleries such as Maker's Mark, Heaven Hill, Four Roses and Jim Beam, and natural beauty spots such as Bernheim Forest. The Kentucky Dinner Train is only a couple blocks away from our bed and breakfast. Of course, you can have a great time right here on the property too, enjoying great Italian food in our restaurant or relaxing in the wine bar!


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Distrito has delicious food, great service and is a cute spot
Perfect ambience for a date night! The food the delicious and the waiters were very knowledgeable. Their margaritas were amazing as well! My husband and I will be returning sometime soon.
I have only ever had dinner here, so I was happily surprised at how pleasant Distrito is for a midweek lunch. The lunch special was a nice menu, and the service was friendly and fast.
I was not sure what to expect going here but it surprised me completely! My boyfriend and I had gone (he expected the worst) and got the nachos which were so good and then I had the vegetable enchilada for dinner and he had pulled pork tacos. The portions were bite sized but I left feeling completely full. My only qualm was the refried beans were rather soupy.
Had a great dinner here at Distritto. Everything was delicious from the drinks through dessert. Try the kobe tacos.
This place is excellent! The food is awesome, eclectic and delicious!! Many GF options, so I don't feel like I am giving up anything! Highly recommend!!
My wife and I ate here for our anniversary. We had one of the chef's tastings and all of the food was fantastic. I suggest ordering the chef's tastings when you are not sure exactly what you want. A great place for groups as well because you can order a bunch of dishes and share.
We were utterly impressed with the testing menu- absolutely worth it for a special occasion. The jicama salad and ceviche were absolute stars, along with the crab guacamole. I had the lamb, while my fell had the Octopus, and we shared the shrimp. We are still fighting over what was the best dish. We chose this place on a whim and were not disappointed. Oh- the lemon cake was unbelievable- the perfect light airy note at the end.
My husband and I went for a Saturday brunch and the food was great. The bloody Mary's were very good. They have a 2 course brunch and I was honestly full after the first (which I didn't even finish). The chop salad is amazing, I'm not even sure what is in it. Only down side was that it was a nice day out but there isn't outdoor seating.
From the great staff to the excellent table we were given to the unbelievable delicious food, a sublime experience. Even our family from Cali, who tend to believe there is NO GOOD MEX food on east coast, we absolutely estatic over the food, drinks and ambience. One of the few restaurants so unique and wonderful that I leave the burbs for!
Our son is a student at Drexel University and Distrito is in walking distance of his dorm, though a little farther than some of the other popular spots also listed on OpenTable. Our meal was worth the few extra blocks. Our reservation was on a Saturday afternoon. The menu was brunch style with a choice of starter, main course and beverage for a fixed price. The three of us in our party each chose a different selection from the two menu sections and our server encouraged us to share. Ensalada de jicama, a Mexican twist on french toast (with creme fraiche on the side and caramel drizzle) and the chorizo breakfast burrito were all very tasty.
I have been to Distrito numerous times and had varied experiences. I even dined here on New Years Eve with friends and babies. The two most recent occasions proved to be the best. The first was with my pregnant wife and we decided on the tasting menu ($55 pp version) which included about 8-9 total dishes. The second time was with a group of friends from North Jersey and we decided on the same. In both cases the dishes came out orderly and relatively quickly for tapas style. We did spend a little over 2 hours at the restaurant just because of drinks and some time considering the menu. In my opinion Distrito has a lot to offer and the only way to get it all is via the chef's tasting and especially at just $55.
We made this reservation because eating at an Iron Chef owned restaurant was on my bucket list. We are from South Carolina and made a trip to New England and included this as one stop. My friend, who is not familiar with Iron Chef, stated that it would be a long time before she could eat Mexican food again because nothing would compare to this. Our waiter, Andrew, was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Recommend this restaurant highly. Mahi Mahi tacos were wonderful. Gorditas and fried crab claws were also excellent.
Food was great, Service was fantastic, and the atmosphere was really cool!
Try to sit in the center room not off to the sides and be with a group that is comfortable with each other to share food. Fun place!
This is a great place if you are looking to experiment with mexican food. All of the dishes are outside of the box - no traditional mexican here! The salsa is amazing as well as the ceviche. There was not one thing we didn't love. If you love Amada you will love Distrito! It's our new favorite spot!
Went with a group of 4 to Distrito for brunch, and I would call it Jose Garces' answer to El Vez (which is a Stephen Starr restaurant). Fun decor - very bright, kitschy, cute. I think the Kegs & Eggs brunch special is a great deal for $10, and the $21 two-course brunch with coffee is great as well. I had the tortilla soup - outstanding! Would go back just for that. I also had the egg sandwich - I can't recall the exact name from the menu but it was great. Imagine an egg sandwich with tomato, avocado, bacon, and refried beans all on a thick bun. It was delicious and a good portion size. I'm not a fan of paying for a huge portion I'm not going to eat, so this was perfect. The staff was friendly and attentive. Go here!
Excellent salmon ceviche, charred octopus,pancita pibil and the 'vanilla sponge cake' dessert! Mahi taco was ok. Tequila flight was fun. Overall terrific. Enjoyed it as much as his 'tinto' !
We shared a chef's tasting for our anniversary and both of us unanimously agreed, before the first course was over, that is was the most fun and by FAR the most delicious meal either of us had eaten. The noise level made it a bit hard to hear what each dish was, but the servers were more than willing to repeat and explain, even if we had to flag one down, all of them knew their stuff. Will definitely be coming back, worth every penny.
Went w/ the family for a recent Sunday brunch. It wasn't crowded. Service was very attentive. The place is 2 levels, cool looking with some different touches.
Overly eager server to put it politely, not bad but we were there to enjoy the dinner. I'd definitely go back but might opt for the bar. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu and drinks weren't bad either.
Great evening for a work dinner. Fun vibe and great food!
My boyfriend and I have been to Distrito in Philly a couple of times, but this time we had enough time to try to tasting menu. We went with the $45/person option - it was a ton of food, and it was all fantastic. Despite how busy the restaurant was, our waiter was very attentive, taking the time to answer many of our questions, and even chatting with us about Garces' plans for his new restaurant endeavors as well as our experiences in all the other Garces Group restaurants (all great experiences, by the way). Distrito never disappoints!
The food and the service were excellent. The decor is attractive. Mexican specialties. Dishes nd drinks on the small side.
Recommended. I wish Garces group hadn't closed Chifa but I'm sure they had their reasons. I'm not a gourmet, but I like something different. You'd have to be pretty picky to not find something really good on the menu. The plates are small but that's the MO at these sort of places. I think we ordered most of the ceviche menu items, along with plenty of others. There was nothing I didn't enjoy. You'll like it.
We had a great time with friends at Distrito. Food was all tapas style with Mexican foundation. Very well done, excellent service, and fun vibe. Worth going again for sure
We did not know what to expect at this University City location and were a bit nervous when we saw the kitschy decor. So, dinner at Distrito was a wonderful surprise. We enjoyed the tasting menu, friendly service and good Sangria. I would definitely recommend the eclectic and delicious food to a friend and I would also happily go back.
I couldn't get a reservation for a normal dinner time so I had to settle for a super early time. In the end, my friends and I stayed for several hours, until later than the time I had originally wanted a reservation. They weren't very busy at all the whole time. There were plenty of open tables. I'm not sure why there were no reservations for me. A little bothersome. The food is delicious and the decoration is pretty great. Beware that the portions are extremely small, tapas-style, so eating a full, regular meal is more expensive than it seems.
Visiting son at college and wanted to go somewhere fun with great food. This was a really good choice. We got to share a lot of small plates and try a variety of things. We loved not all. The cornbread, the flatbread, tacos, plantains, etc...I will say tht the margaritas seemed a bit weak! Surprising and that was disappointing.
Super cool... Super tasty! I love the atmosphere and music! The food is fresh and innocative. Can't wait to go back.
Me and my best friend had a great time the food was amazing and the ambience was great the server was a little flustered forgot to put our orders in and we waited a while for him to come around but being as tho I am a line cook and so is my best friend we are a little tough I definitely recommend this restaurant it's one of my top faves
The flavors were bold and worth returning for. The serving sizes vary. I believe the nachos with skirt steak were the best I ever had. Prices are high. Still, we will make a second visit.
Hostess took us past several empty tables to a dark corner of the room by the servers' station. Not the ambiance I'd wanted, but our server, Michael, made up for it. Helpful, knowledgable and friendly. Food great -- especially the grilled mushroom flatbread and the lamb tacos. Hamachi ceviche was less inspiring -- not the tight "cooked" seafood I expect from ceviche; more like little cubes of sashimi. Also, end of meal sweet -- the cheesecake. Light, fluffy and not too sweet; really, just right.
Great food and atmosphere. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in the city. Beware of pricey drinks though-the cost often accumulates far more quickly than one may expect.
Delicious food and margaritas served in a hip fun atmosphere with excellent service. The menu had a great variety of Mexican dishes with some distinctly gourmet twists. This place also did the basics very well, including an outstanding guacamole and chips appetizer.
This is real Mexican food, not your sloppy tex-mex. Very authentic tastes, excellent everything but beware, due to the size of dishes (tapas style) and drinks, bill can creap up on you. Still worth every penny!
Great food. Cool vibe. Amazing drinks. Awkward server. Not sure if he was new or nervous, but he lingered for an uncomfortably long time at every appearance. He returned many times to the table to politely interrupt with questions, while we were clearly and happily enjoying our own conversation and food. I think he was trying too hard to be friendly. I felt bad. Food was phenomenal. I definitely recommend the cornbread. It's rich and filling though, so balance it out with one of the tasty ceviches. House margarita was delicious (I ordered a cucumber flavored one). Atmosphere was funky and fun; colorful yet dimly lit. Seats were made of plastic and had slippery little cushions on them that were very awakward. I liked this place overall.
Having been to Tinto and Amada somewhat a disappointing experience. The food quality was not as good as the other two, but prices were about the same. We were dining on a Sunday night before a holiday and they were out of certain menu items (Kobe beef entree, some other appetizers, and coffee (which was odd, since espresso and cappuccino were available). I ordered the lamb chops and they were awesome. Chips and guacamole were great too! It is a more relaxed atmosphere which was nice. Probably wouldn't return to Distrito, but plan on returning to Amanda and Tinto in the future!
Distrito always delivers! We had a great dinner - lots of fun food and drinks!
We are longtime fans of Distrito… our out-of-town grandkids always insist on eating here when they come to visit. Food is inventive and delicious; service attentive. One serious flaw, however, is the wine list: thin and pricey… Very few choices, nothing under the high $40's… and still they managed to be out of a second bottle of the wine we chose!
Have had dinner as well as brunch here, and the latter was peaceful, while dinners can be, in OpenTable terms, "energetic." Since the restaurant was not busy, we anticipated excellent service and were not disappointed, and would return for brunch, although the menu is far more limited than in the evening.
I took a few out of town guests with me to dinner. I personally loved the food and the experience. For two of our guests who were picky eaters though it was hard to find something they liked. The menu is also in Spanish and a little hard to read. But overall the food was awesome and the service, coming from a server, was excellent!
I loved the food, I did, I just wasn't expecting it to be so fast. We were in and out in about 35 minutes. It felt like we placed our order for apps and entrees and everything was brought to our table in less than 5 minutes. I'm guessing all of the protein is pre-made (heated) and they just have to assemble the tacos, which is fine by me...I just felt rushed at times, I wish they would've paced it a little better.
The tasting menu was to die for! They brought out so many delicious dishes that I wouldn't have picked, but were amazing!!
excellent food and service in energetic casual atmosphere. Great choice for groups and celebrations where interesting food is appreciated
solid food appealingly presented. tapas style leaves you wishing you'd ordered more.
The food here is over-the-top good. we did the Frida Kahlo tasting and it is well worth the price. plenty of flavor and portion size with each succeeding plate that arried at the table. will surely go back here again.
This was the second time I'd eaten here. The first time was on a week night and I sat on the first floor, near the door. . I enjoyed myself but wasn't particularly impressed. This last time I ate upstairs and there was a whole different feel to the experience. It was Sat. night. The food was delicious, the wait staff friendly and funny and drinks great. Loved the whole atmosphere. If you eat here, ask to be seated on the 2nd or 3rd levels. Definitely more fun.
the food is excellent the spirit and the experience marvelous
My curiosity was peaked when I passed Distrito on the bus, wondering what type of resturant it was. Since I work closer to 36 st, I had not ventured out at lunch. My co-worker suggested we have our luncheon at Distrito and I'm so happy we did. I hate to day dream about food but I can't stop thinking of the Sopa De Calabaza...unbelievable!, the Queso Fundio was tasty and if you love cheese, you're in heaven. The Huarache De Costillas were a hit with the short rib being so tender and you can't lose with the Tacos De Mahi Mahi. Now I'm bringing a friend back next week and I can't wait to do it all over again. Also wanted to mention all of the staff were friendly right from the door and the host and waite staff were great too.


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Barnum challenger defeats long-time commissioner
By: Wendy Johnson, Pine Journal
Gary Peterson, challenger for the post of District 5 county commissioner, stayed up until 2 a.m. on election night without ever hearing the final results in his race against long-time incumbent Ted Pihlman. It wasn't until his wife called him at 5 a.m. that he found out he'd actually won.
"I was really excited," he said Wednesday morning. "I really didn't know whether I'd have a chance of winning, but when I was a teacher and coach, I used to tell my kids to give me their best effort, which is what I did. I spent a lot of time and worked hard at it."
Peterson, who said he's never run for any public office before, taught American history, government and social studies for 32 years and used to hold mock elections in his classes.
"I always taught my students that people have to get involved and that competition makes people work harder," Peterson said. "Now that I'm retired and our kids are grown, I decided it was time for me to do just that."
Peterson admitted that he figured more than just two people would file for the District 5 post and that it would probably go to a primary. He was somewhat surprised when he discovered the race would be just between him and Pihlman, who has served the district for 24 years. He decided to get busy right away and go out and start knocking on doors.
"I was very interested in going out into the 5th District, meeting with the people and finding out what their concerns are," Peterson said.
One thing he discovered was there was a lot of respect for his competitor.
"He ran a real clean campaign and he's done a lot in the 24 years he's been in office," stated Peterson. "I simply wanted to offer the people a choice."
Peterson grew up on a farm in Mahtowa and he and his wife both graduated from Barnum High School. He worked for a time at Conwed in Cloquet and earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Wisconsin Superior before going on to pursue his master's degree in secondary school counseling from Winona State University. He taught in Sandstone and, for a time, in Austin, Minn.
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"I'm kind of a dinosaur in my own right," he said. "There are a lot of new people in our area who don't recognize names like folks used to."
Pihlman said he is proud of the work he did on the county board, in particular the role the county played in getting Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College going.
"The board made a tough decision to give $400,000 of our economic development money to the cause," Pihlman said, "which depleted our funds to less than $40,000. It wasn't a popular decision with everyone, but Florian Chmielewski [who also worked to get the college funded] once told me, 'If it wasn't for Carlton County pitching in, the college would likely never have been there.' I'm very proud that we were able to help provide affordable education for the people of the area."
Pihlman said he is equally proud of the fact that the board has always balanced the county budget during the entire time he has served and made every effort to keep the tax levy to the absolute minimum.
At the age of 71, Pihlman said he plans to keep on working and will enthusiastically fulfill the balance of his term right up until the end of the year.
"Sometimes an incumbent who has been defeated just kind of drops out at that point," Pihlman reflected, "but I believe in doing the work my constituents supported me to do."
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By Jill Kelley
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The Valley View Board of Education accepted the resignation of Superintendent Sherry Parr on Wednesday, more than a week after discussions toward that end were announced at a community meeting.
Board President Jesse Reed said Parr's resignation was effective immediately.
"It was clear to the board that it was in the best interests of the students of Valley View, and our community as a whole, to move forward with a change in leadership," Reed said.
It also was announced that William Kirby, who retired July 31 from Huber Heights City Schools after seven years as superintendent, would serve as interim superintendent at Valley View Local Schools.
"He has a wealth of experience and will be a perfect fit for the culture at Valley View," Reed said.
Parr's resignation came after members of the Valley View Teachers Association passed a vote of no confidence, and after more than 1,200 community members signed a petition asking the board for her resignation or dismissal.
Reasons cited for the petition included Parr's failure to answer specific financial questions and a "culture of retaliation" allegedly fostered by Parr.
Parr said Thursday that it was important to note that these are very difficult times for public school districts.
"Superintendents have to make tough recommendations to the boards of education, who are ultimately the decision-makers," Parr said. "School funding is the biggest challenge in public education. Until some things change for funding in Ohio, the financial burden will continue to be on our taxpayers."
Valley View is among the many districts that has a levy on the Nov. 6 ballot. The five-year, 6.97-mill emergency levy would collect $1.5 million annually for the rural Montgomery County district, and cost the owner of a $100,000 home roughly $213 per year.
Kirby, who starts at Valley View today, has signed on for one year at a salary of $90,000. He had been making $138,639 at Huber Heights.
He could not be reached for comment Thursday, which served as the last day of his 23-day retirement.
Parr was scheduled to start the final year of her three-year contract with the district this fall. As a result, Reed said that "Valley View will be honoring the remaining year of her contract at a reduced rate."
Valley View Treasurer Dan Schall said the district negotiated a total payout for Parr that was about 30 percent less than her projected compensation.
"If we paid all her salary and benefits, the total would have been $150,000," Schall said. "But, that's not going to happen. The total payout is about $120,000, including all the benefits and extras."
Parr, who was with Valley View for 10 years, made $100,171 in salary in 2011. That was less than the $111,301 she made in 2010, before she retired and was rehired by the district.
Schall said Kirby's reduced salary likely is a function of his retire-rehire status, as well.
"I'm really excited to work with him, and very pleased with the direction he can take the district," Schall said of Kirby, who has been in education for 39 years and superintendent for 14.
Huber Heights City Schools, a district serving more than 6,000 students, has been rated "Effective" on the Ohio State Report Card since the 2002-03 school year. For 2010-11, 39.5 percent of the district's students were listed as "economically disadvantaged" on the state report card.
Valley View has earned the state's highest report card rating, "Excellent with Distinction," for the last two years, and was rated "Effective" from 2000 through 2009. The district had fewer than 2,000 students in 2010-11, with 17.2 percent of that population flagged as economically disadvantaged.
Parr said she "thoroughly enjoyed" being the superintendent of Valley View for the last 10 years.
"We have a lot to be proud of, particularly our 'Excellent with Distinction' honors," she said. "I wish the best for Valley View students, and continued success in all realms of their education."
Valley View students start classes for the 2012-13 school year Sept. 4.
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In the old Google groups, I enjoyed the feature for asking a custom question to the people wishing to join a group. This worked as an entry level security check, however weak.
However, in the new Google groups, I failed to find this feature, even after repeated searching.
There is a round about way of doing this. I have found that, if I (temporarily) switch to the old style, set the custom question there, and then revert back to the new style, this feature works all right. The answers provided by the people wishing to join even appears under the column, Reason in the approval page.
But this approach is cumbersome, and actually I am adding the question in the old Google Group and the migrating the group to the new one.
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I hope the feature has not been removed from the new style?
But why remove a feature?
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Quedadas / Starbucks in Barnes & Noble, Miller Hill Mall
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Hora:3:00 pm
Dirección:1600 Miller Trunk Hwy, Duluth, MN 55811
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rainbowray614hace 9 meses - Asistencia confirmada
Hope you don't mind? I saw that leaving-the-stars is a Doctor Who fan! :)
storming-shace 9 meses - Organizador
Yeah I am! And for sure, everybody is welcome :)
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In the next few weeks in going to really try to get the word out about this meetup! If anybody has any ideas,suggestions or questions concerning the meetup, post it here or send me an ask!
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Really going to try to make it ^_^ (that is if i'm not working D: )
storming-shace 9 meses - Organizador
Great ! :)
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I'm in Barnes and noble !! Meetup in fifteen minutes! I'm having a semi difficult time finding a table to sit at because its pretty crowded today


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Abstract: In the past 15 years much research has been conducted on the prison system in South Africa focusing on governance, law reform and human rights. It is, however, of particular concern that the voices of prisoners and ex-prisoners had not been heard in the current discourse. This marginalisation of prisoners' views is in all likelihood symptomatic of their marginalisation in broader society. This research project gathered information from ex-prisoners about their experiences during and after imprisonment. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/231 Files in this item: 1
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I remember the first time I went to pour it. It didn't go well lol.
I remember the first time I went to pour it. It didn't go well lol.
Mine is all next to me at my desk at work, ready to take home tonight
I mean turn the whole tin. So pick it up, so that when it is horizontal as you pour the fluid, the opening is away from the bottle?! You follow what I mean?
The opening will be closer to your face than the floor?!
See picture:
Make sense???
No one noticed 1000th post
There might be. But if it's just a hole like it looks like it would be in that photo, then if you pour it the way I suggest, and you're not a complete ape, you won't spill a drop. As I say, we have thinners and lacquers in the same size and shape tins, and that's how I pour it
That makes sense now Ed!
I thought there was a valve or something when you first mentioned it
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Dooka Wash Pad and Wheel Mitt
Glasur again.
Russ id be intadrested to know your opinion on teh mammoth vs. a Polished Bliss yellow towel
Really really interested in the wash pad Russ, really fancy ordering one up for the better weather.
Z18 is fantastic btw. I like it even more than BH but the price difference comes into it.
your orders are getting bigger and bigger Russ, hope the CR samples sell in time of the new orders lol.
Out of curiousity, whats the MF pads like by rotary
Denibber, Russ? Touch ups? You've been reading the DW guides...
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Going to order some rubber gloves from Clean Your Mum too. - Gally be prepaired.
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Oh, and I no what you mean now edd


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The Calendar of the Arts lists dynamic public events that represent the academic curriculum in the Arts at Dickinson.
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Students majoring in History have the opportunity to develop either a thematic or a geographical concentration. Geographical regions with strong faculty support include North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia/Middle East, and Africa. A wide variety of thematic concentrations are possible, such as environment, science, gender, colonialism, war, race, and intellectual history. For more information please consult the Department website.
First-Year students with good high school preparation in American or European history should consider enrolling in a 200-level course. However, because the First-Year program should seek to develop skills and to get a feel for what history at the college level is like, a 100-level survey course is strongly recommended for most First-Year students.
HIST 105, Medieval EuropeHIST 106, Early Modern Europe to 1799 HIST 107, Modern Europe, 1789-2000HIST 117, American History to 1877HIST 118, American History since 1877HIST 119, South Asia: India and PakistanHIST 120, East Asia: China and JapanHIST 121, Middle East to 1750HIST 122, Middle East since 1750HIST 130, Latin American History IHIST 131, Latin American History IIHIST 150, History of ScienceHIST 151, History of the EnvironmentHIST 206, American Environmental HistoryHIST 211, Topics in American HistoryHIST 213, Topics in European HistoryHIST 215, Topics in Comparative HistoryHIST 222, Feudal EuropeHIST 223, Renaissance EuropeHIST 231, Modern FranceHIST 247, Early American HistoryHIST 253, Russia: Clans to EmpireHIST 254, Russia: Quest for the ModernHIST 257, European Intellectual HistoryHIST 270, African History from Earliest Times to c. 1850HIST 271, African History since 1800HIST 278, European Women's HistoryHIST 279, The History of FilmHIST 282, Diplomatic History of the United StatesHIST 286, New NationHIST 288, Civil War-ReconstructionStudents intending to major in History should take HIST 204 no later than the second year. Students planning to study abroad for the year are encouraged to take HIST 204 their third semester. This course, which has a prerequisite of one completed course in History, is intended to provide tools – library research techniques, analysis of primary materials, and writing of papers – that the History student will find helpful throughout his or her college career.Test scores and credits that may affect course selection Advanced Placement: Credit is awarded automatically for Advanced Placement examinations in European, US, or World History with scores of 4 or 5. Although AP and IB courses may result in college credit, they do not count toward the history major.
Introductory courses that fulfill distribution requirements Division II: Any one of the courses in history.
Comparative Civilizations: HIST 119, South Asia: India and PakistanHIST 120, East Asia: China and JapanHIST 121, Middle East to 1750HIST 122, Middle East since 1750HIST 130, Latin American History IHIST 215 (as appropriate), Topics in Comparative HistoryHIST 270, African History from Earliest Times to c. 1850HIST 271, African History since 1800HIST 272, The Atlantic Slave TradeHIST 274, Rise and Fall of ApartheidFor course descriptions and requirements for the major, refer to the Academic Bulletin: History.
The History major is a particularly flexible major. Students should take the methods sequence in order (204, a 300-level course and 404), but all other courses can be done in any order. Many history majors do a study-abroad program either for one semester or two – something the department supports. Most study-abroad programs offer history courses making this easier.
The guidelines are written for the entering student who thinks he or she might major in history. Rather than specify the courses that you "must" have in a given semester, the following are general guidelines regarding types of courses that we suggest you take during each year.
First Year One or two 100-level history courses or upper-level courses with good foundations from successful AP or IB courseworkSophomore Year 204, and one or two additional history coursesJunior Year A 300-level and two or three other history coursesSenior Year 404 and remaining upper level history courses
NOTE: Students should plan their major in consultation with their advisors.
Contact the faculty member teaching in the area of your topic (or other faculty) to talk about developing a topic proposal.
Contact the Internship Coordinator in the Career Center, and/or an individual member of the history department for information. Internships are ordinarily scheduled in the junior or senior years. Examples of recent internships: House Divided Project, Pennsylvania State Archives, Military History Research Institute, Carlisle Barracks, Dickinson Archives, and Cumberland County Historical Society. The department also encourages and helps place students in rewarding summer internships.
The department encourages participation in the many off-campus options worldwide. The Dickinson programs in Bologna and Norwich are particularly attractive options for History majors.
Students contemplating graduate work in History should consult members of the department concerning foreign language requirements and supporting courses in the social sciences and humanities.
Committee of Majors: This body plays an active and significant role in the work of the history department. Committee members help organize and promote a wide variety of departmental programs and events. They also meet with and help to evaluate job candidates, and gather information and advise the department when faculty are being considered for contract renewal, tenure, and promotion.
Careers: Many History majors continue their education, most frequently in law but also urban studies, history, museums and libraries, social services, and business. Others enter government service, management trainee programs, secondary education, and journalism.


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We came across this hotel just around lunch time, famished from our site-seeing of South Wales and were greeted by Kylie - one of the most politest and lovely genuine person. she made us feel welcome like an old friend and we chatted extensively about life, sites, scenery, families and so on. Never noticed that were still hungry and were... More
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- We are a friendly family run hotel, offering 18 en-suite bedrooms, most with stunning sea-views. Our clean and comfortable rooms are perfect for a short stay when in the area. Our guests range from business men to bikers and everyone in between. We believe our pricing and facilities make for excellent value for all. All rooms have flat screen televisions, beverage making facilities and en-suite shower rooms. Most bedrooms and all public areas also have free wi-fi. Room rates include a fully cooked breakfast, using local produce, in our dining room over looking the harbour. Guests are invited to use our lounge area, our two bars, undercover bar area/smoking area outside and our beautiful decking area. During our peak season, home-cooked meals are served all day until late at night, perfect to be enjoyed outside on our seaview decking area (weather permitting!)or in our bar/lounge areas. Our bars provide a large selection of draught and bottled beers, soft drinks and hot beverages. We stay open for the late ferry every night, and are more than happy to personally receive you at this time. We will be there to get you settled, check everything is okay for you and perhaps even have a quick nightcap from the bar if you wish. We are also able to pick up/drop off foot passengers to the ferry free of charge (given advance notice). We have a large car park offering free and safe parking. During your stay with us, we will endeavor to help in any way possible. From car troubles to reservations, we will be only too pleased to offer you our assistance. ... more less