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Tony Bunyan is director of Statewatch, which monitors civil liberties and the state in the EU. This article is based on talks given in Corinth, Sofia, Milan, Berlin, Brussels, Kent and London.
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Palmirana Ritgen, 1828, Nova Acta Phys. Med. Acad. Caesar Leopold Carol., Halle, 14: 278. Nomen nudum. See Dubois, 1981, Monit. Zool. Ital., N.S., Suppl., 15: 249-250. Synonymy with Pelophylax by Dubois and Ohler, 1996 "1994", Zool. Polon., 39: 183.
Pelophylax Fitzinger, 1843, Syst. Rept.: 31. Type species: Rana esculenta Linneus, 1758, by original designation.
Baliopygus Schulze, 1891, Jahresber. Abhandl. Naturwiss. Ver. Magdeburg, 1890: 177. Type species: Rana ridibunda Pallas, 1771, by subsequent designation of Dubois and Ohler, 1996 "1994", Zool. Polon., 39: 183. The earlier designation of Rana esculenta Linnaeus, 1758, by Stejneger, 1907, Bull. U.S. Natl. Mus., 58: 93, is in error inasmuch as Rana esculenta was not among the species listed by Schulze. Synonymy with Rana by Stejneger, 1907, Bull. U.S. Natl. Mus., 58: 93.
Hyla ranaeformis Laurenti, 1768, Spec. Med. Exhib. Synops. Rept.: 33. Holotype: By indication including specimens figured by Seba, 1734, Locuplet. Rer. Nat. Thesaur. Descript. Icon. Exp. Univ. Phys. Hist., 2: pl. 13, fig. 2 (var. a), and pl. 70, fig. 4 (var. b). Type locality: "prior in Lemno" (= mainly in Limnos, Greece) and [var. b] "Surinami". Considered by Dubois and Ohler, 1996 "1994", Zool. Polon., 39: 205, to be assignable to some member of Pelophylax, and who formed the combination Rana (Pelophylax) ranaeformis. Schinz, 1822, Thierr. Naturgesch., 2: 167, only mentioned the frog figured in pl. 13, fig. 2 of Seba, 1734, Locuplet. Rer. Nat. Thesaur. Descript. Icon. Exp. Univ. Phys. Hist., 1, thereby implying a lectotype designation of the Limnos specimen.* Calamita ranaeformis— Merrem, 1820, Tent. Syst. Amph.: 170. (DRF finds the association of this nominal taxon with Pelophylax to be questionable, because to assign the frog illustrated by Seba in vol. 2, pl. 13, fig. 2, to Pelophylax requires a number of assumptions regarding the long-lost frog in question; the frog as illustrated lacks webbing between the toes, has expanded toe tips and, five toes on the forefeet.) Nevertheless, even if the assignment to Pelophylax is accepted, the name must be treated as a nomen oblitum.
Hyla gibbosa Lacépède, 1788, Hist. Nat. Quadrup. Ovip. Serpens, Quarto ed., 1: Table following page 618 and referencing account on page 559. Replacement name for Hyla ranaeformis Laurenti, 1768. Rejected as published in a nonbinominal work by Opinion 2104, Anonymous, 2005, Bull. Zool. Nomencl., 62: 55.
Green Frogs (Common usage).
Water Frogs (Common usage).
North Africa, Europe, Middle East and east through Russia, the Caucasus, and Afghanistan to southern Far East Russia and China to Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, western and northern Thailand, northern Myanmar, and northeastern India; Eritrea; introduced on Canary Is.; isolated populations in the high Asir region of of western Saudi Arabia, and oases of eastern Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
Dubois, 1982, Alytes, 1: 42-49, discussed the Rana esculenta complex (now Pelophylax). Dubois, 1977, Mem. Soc. Zool. France, 39: 161-284; Hotz and Bruno, 1980, Rend. Accad. Naz. Sci. XL, Mem. Sci. Fis. Natur., Ser. 5, 4: 49-112; Uzzell, 1982, Amphibia-Reptilia, 3: 135-143; and Berger, 1983, Experientia, 39: 127-130, discussed the "Rana esculenta" complex. Günther, 1998, Zool. Abh. Staatl. Mus. Tierkd. Dresden, 50 (Suppl.): 99-108, discussed the species taxonomy of western Palearctic water frogs (Pelophylax ridibundus complex; as Rana in the original). Günther, 1991, Mitt. Zool. Mus. Berlin, 67: 39-53, summarized the distribution, taxonomy, and evolutionary history of the "Rana esculenta complex". Plötner and Ohst, 2001, Mitt. Mus. Naturkd. Berlin, Zool., 77: 5-21, discussed the relationships of the western Palearctic water frogs (Pelophylax saharicus, Pelophylax perezi, Pelophylax lessonae, Pelophylax bergeri, Pelophylax shqipericus, Pelophylax ridibundus, Pelophylax bedriagae, Pelophylax cretensis). Pelophylax was considered a synonym of Rana by Boulenger, 1882, Cat. Batr. Sal. Coll. Brit. Mus., Ed. 2: 7, a subgenus of Rana by Dubois, 1992, Bull. Mens. Soc. Linn. Lyon, 61: 332, and a genus by Fei, Ye, and Huang, 1990, Key to Chinese Amph.: 133-134. Fei, Ye, Huang, Jiang, and Xie, 2005, Illust. Key Chinese Amph.: 109-113, provided a key to the Chinese species. Pelophylax is well-known for its hybridigenetic systems, two of which have been named either as species (e.g., Rana esculenta Linnaeus) or more recently as kleptons ( Dubois and Günther, 1982, Zool. Jahrb., Jena, Abt. Syst., 109: 290-305; e.g., Rana kl. esculenta). Rather than treat these hemiclonal classes of perpetual F1 hybrids as lineages, the associated Linnean names are inserted in the synonymy of each parental taxon. So far, the hybridigenetic hybrids that have been named in a Linnaean sense are: Rana kl. esculenta Linnaeus, 1758, and Rana kl. grafi Crochet, Dubois, Ohler, and Tunner, 1995. While this method of naming these peculiar systems of hybridization is useful, hybridogenetic kleptons are not taxa, but classes of hybrids formed through one kind of interaction of taxa; see Bogart, 2003, in Sever (ed.), Reprod. Biol. Phylogeny Urodela: 109-134, for discussion. I therefore place the names of these kleptons in the synonymys of both hybridizing species, but endorse this naming convention as a way of pointing to "kinds" of frogs. Note, however, that Christiansen and Reyer, 2009, Evolution, 63: 1754-1768, have documented lineage formation in at least some populations of Pelophylax kl. esculentus. Lymberakis, Poulakakis, Manthalou, Tsigenopoulos, Magoulas, and Mylonas, 2007, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 44: 115-125, reported on the phylogenetics of the eastern Mediterranean species. On the basis of results provided by Frost, Grant, Faivovich, Bain, Haas, Haddad, de Sá, Channing, Wilkinson, Donnellan, Raxworthy, Campbell, Blotto, Moler, Drewes, Nussbaum, Lynch, Green, and Wheeler, 2006, Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., 297: 1-370, Che, Pang, Zhao, Wu, Zhao, and Zhang, 2007, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 43: 1-13, and Cai, Che, Pang, Zhao, and Zhang, 2007, Zootaxa, 1531: 49-55, Pelophylax cannot be regarded as a subgenus or synonym of Rana without also placing a large number of nominal genera within Rana as well in order to avoid paraphyly of Rana. These include, but are not limited to: Huia, Meristogenys, Amolops, Clinotarsus, Lithobates, Odorrana, Babina, and Hylarana. Wiens, Sukumaran, Pyron, and Brown, 2009, Evolution, 63: 1217-1231, suggested that Pelophylax is the sister taxon of a group composed of Rana, Lithobates, Hylarana, Glandirana, Odorrana, and Sanguirana, although they did not adopt this taxonomy. Pyron and Wiens, 2011, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 61: 543-583, in their study of Genbank sequences confirmed this arrangement, but continued the application of a nonmonophyletic taxonomy. Fei, Hu, Ye, and Huang, 2009, Fauna Sinica, Amph. 3: 1042-1088, provided keys and accounts for the species of China. Pyron and Wiens, 2011, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 61: 543-583, in their study of Genbank sequences confirmed the monophyly of this taxon (although this is obscured by their adoption of an antiquated and nonmonophyletic taxonomy) and provided a tree of exemplars.
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Imagine That is not a true story!!!
Born on one May night suddenly to be a twin maybe, the Doctor may have said,
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way there we were together, having seen that photo once with the two of us
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A bride with all that her life brings
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May we live in peace
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portly or thin, indeed what more can I be
My choice,
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THE THEATRE review of "As You Like It," "3C," and "First You Dream." The paradox of the pastoral is that the dream of the natural requires artifice. Central Park, where a rollicking production of "As You Like It" is being staged (directed by Daniel Sullivan, at the Delacorte), is a particularly piquant location for Shakespeare's ironies: a man-made Victorian Arcadia, where twilight dapples the canopy of landscaped maple trees and ducks float on an artificial lake beside the theatre. As a director, Sullivan is strong on presentation, not penetration. Here, he cleverly wrangles a crowd-pleasing show; his flamboyant directorial choices, however, come at the price of nuance. The characters' folly is in their lovesickness, an idealization of the other that mostly takes the form of poetry. Lily Rabe seems perfectly cast as Rosalind. She's easy in herself, and she exudes an intellectual and emotional sinew that can handle Rosalind's contradictory impulses for adventure and surrender. The Freudian takes an altogether more punishing twist in David Adjmi's smart and well-written new play "3C" (directed by Jackson Gay, at the Rattlestick), which refers to the cheap and cheerful Santa Monica apartment rented by two twenty-somethings (Hannah Cabell and Anna Chlumsky) in the coke-snorting, disco-dancing, let-it-all-hang-out yesteryear of 1978. The psychological stasis that Adjmi captures with such skill is the bright doom of an unexamined life. "First You Dream," an anthology staging of John Kander and the late Fred Ebb's work (conceived by David Loud and Eric Schaeffer, who also directs the sextet of singers, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in Washington, D.C.) is a testament to their rousing, rambunctious expertise.
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- Rates of depression have risen in recent decades, at the same time that people are enjoying time-saving conveniences such as microwave ovens, e-mail, prepared meals, and machines for washing clothes and mowing lawns.
- People of earlier generations, whose lives were characterized by greater efforts just to survive, paradoxically, were mentally healthier. Human ancestors also evolved in conditions where hard physical work was necessary to thrive.
- By denying our brains the rewards that come from anticipating and executing complex tasks with our hands, the author argues, we undercut our mental well-being.
For several decades, the multibillion-dollar antidepressant industry has pointed to imbalances in the neurochemical serotonin as the cause of depression. But research has yet to find convincing evidence that serotonin imbalances represent the indisputable cause of depression, and despite the unprecedented number of pharmacological treatment options available today, depression rates are higher than ever.
If Big Pharma does not have a cure for depression, shouldn't we pursue a fresh approach to this vexing problem? Could there be a nonpharmacological treatment strategy that would bring relief to the increasing number of people struggling with this mood disorder, for instance? What do we know about how to preserve good mental health? Is it possible to maintain a sense of control over our increasingly stressful daily lives, so that we can refocus our attention on more meaningful psychological endeavors, such as the challenging issues of problem solving and planning for our futures?
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When the Robinson helicopters at Queen City Helicopter Corp. aren't acting as airborne classrooms for aspiring pilots, they're whisking passengers on aerial tours of nearby landmarks. The peaks of Crowders Mountain, the sports arenas of uptown Charlotte, and the horses and buggies of the Charlotte Motor Speedway loom large in the windows of the chopper after it takes off from the company's very own private, FAA-approved heliport. On the ground at the FAA flight school, pilots safely test their abilities inside a flight simulator and study in the onsite classroom.
Wahoo's Adventures refers to itself as the "original" whitewater outfitter, having facilitated outdoor excursions on rafts, tubes, canoes, and kayaks for the past three decades. Whitewater-rafting tours take place upon the Watauga River, the Nolichucky River, and Wilson Creek Gorge, three waterways with differing levels of frothiness, much like three cappuccinos ordered by a family of bears. Alternatively, adults without rafting experience and children as young as 6 months can lazily drift down the New River while sprawled across tubes. As they pass rugged hillsides and scenic farmland, tubers can smell wildflowers, listen to chirping birds, and keep eyes peeled for Sasquatch footprints. Keeping clients safe is Wahoo's main priority, which is why their experienced guides equip adventurers with high-quality life jackets, helmets, and paddles before taking the water.
While the Hampton family owns and operates French Broad Ziplines, twin brothers Mitch and Michael Hampton have also had their personal share of ups and downs, both on the water and off. At age 10, they began exploring eastern Tennessee rivers with their grandfather, and they followed that passion for whitewater rafting into their business, which had been family-run for nearly 30 years. But then their dream was threatened. A fire swallowed the business, and the brothers lost everything. Slowly, though, with the help of family, friends, and staff, they rebuilt their company, learning patience and perseverance while finding comfort and strength in the support of their community.
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allawayr said 257 weeks ago
It looks like he's saying Bra Bins. It took me a while to realize the zombie motif and I only could do that after I saw the explanation of the shirt.... -
andrewlb said 257 weeks ago
"brown paper packages tied up with strings"
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MJ said 257 weeks ago
Btw, props to Adder for the Adam Sandler metaphor that apparently burrowed its way into my subconscious :) -
AdderXYU said 257 weeks ago
Ooh, a Montygog print? I dunno if this is something I'd wear, but I'm all for it happening!
Loved your woot stuff, sir... hope this is but the beginning of some deserved success in the shirt world -
peppersagooddog said 257 weeks ago
sound of music FTW.
thanks for getting that in my head. now my kids are laughing at me... -
Crushem said 257 weeks ago
This is freakin great! I love the technique & the art on the side rocks too. Ad me to your list of fans Dave :) -
Mr. Sweet N Awful said 257 weeks ago
I love this tee. I just love zombies period. Might pick it up, though money might be tight this month :(
I love your work Perillo! -
andrewlb said 257 weeks ago
do you enjoy trolling this website? I have scene so many negative and uninsightful posts from you that bother the heck out of me
forgive me if I am mistaken, but otherwise go start your own hate blog where you pour out about how much everyone else smurfs, yeesh -
greasebat said 257 weeks ago
this rules...I'm buyin' one right now. Would love to see the Godzilla print on the right as a shirt ! -
niveditavidula said 257 weeks ago
MUST HAVE THIS ONE. Oh my god it is splendid! I love the concept, the color, the style... It is great. I will be purchasing one of these shirts! -
roboroller said 257 weeks ago
I would GIVE A VALUABLE BODY PARTY for that Godzilla thing on the right to get printed. That smurf is THE JAM...seriously, somebody make that happen. -
YutFree said 257 weeks ago
The Godzilla design reminds me a lot of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, right down to the font style. (You might have to have a young child to understand this reference.) -
Googooboyy said 257 weeks ago
Your style is refreshing! Reminds me of Dexter's Laboratory! Deee-deeeeeeeee! -
slowave said 257 weeks ago
Wonderful design, and an instant purchase. I too would love to see the Godzilla design printed. -
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Jon Hammar, the Marine veteran from South Florida detained for months in a Mexican border prison for bringing his great-grandfather's shotgun into the country, was released Friday night in what his mother called a "Christmas miracle."
There was a last-minute delay over paperwork, but Florida Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, who had worked for his release, said that he was safely back in the United States after leaving the prison in Matamoros, Mexico.
Hammar's mother, Olivia, said she and her husband were awoken by a 2:30 a.m. phone call Friday from her son's Mexican defense attorney telling them the charges against the former Marine would be dropped. Hammar's father, Jon, quickly found a flight to Texas.
"We made it from our house in Palmetto Bay to the airport in 11 minutes," she told The Miami Herald. "This is our Christmas miracle."
The elder Hammar was waiting for his son outside the prison along with U.S. officials from the State Department, the Customs and Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to Ros-Lehtinen's office.
Hammar and his father may remain in Texas for a few days, Olivia Hammar said, because her son is interested in getting back the 1972 Winnebago motor home he was driving — and some nine surfboards he was transporting — when Mexican authorities arrested him.
"It will be closure for him," she said.
Hammar was arrested Aug. 13 when he and a fellow Marine veteran, who were headed to Costa Rica to surf, tried to cross into Mexico. Hammar had been told by U.S. authorities he could declare a six-decades-old .410 bore Sears & Roebuck shotgun at the border. The firearm is suitable for shooting rabbits and birds.
But Mexican officials dismissed Hammar's U.S. registration papers for the disassembled relic. Prosecutors charged him with a serious crime: possession of a weapon restricted for use to Mexico's armed forces.
Hammar was sent to the Matamoros prison, where, at one point, inmates affiliated with local drug cartels called Hammar's parents to try to extort money from them.
U.S. officials intervened, and Hammar was separated from the general inmate population, but still spent much of his time chained to a bed to keep him from fleeing.
McClatchy, The Herald's parent company, first reported on Hammar's plight Dec. 6, when his family decided to go public with the case. Lawmakers responded quickly. Sen. Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat, exhorted Mexico to release Hammar. Ros-Lehtinen, a Miami Republican, used her position as chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee to put pressure on U.S. and Mexican authorities.
She lashed out at the Obama administration for what she said was a failure to offer details on efforts to free Hammar and persuaded scores of her congressional colleagues to sign letters to the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security on Hammar's behalf.
Ros-Lehtinen took to Twitter on Friday morning to publicize Hammar's expected release after his mother called the congresswoman's Washington office.
"We couldn't believe it, but prayers and hard work really paid off," Ros-Lehtinen said. "It looks like we will have him home for Christmas."
Nelson, whose office also spoke to Hammar's mother, said an aide to a legal representative of the Mexican attorney general's office confirmed the pending release.


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DHAKA: Dhaka University Day will be observed Sunday with the theme of 'higher education in women empowerment' participation of current and former students of the university. The university authority has taken elaborate programmes marking the day.Rallies will be brought out from the residential halls of the university at 9:00am, national flag, DU flag and flags of different halls will be hoisted at 9.15am, sweets will be distributed and a magnum-size cake would be cut marking the occasion.Later, teachers and students in a procession will move to Teacher-Student Centre (TSC) to attend inaugural dance at 10:00am, discussion and reminiscing programme at 10.05am. Professor Emeritus Anisuzzman will present a paper on 'Higher Education in `Women Empowerment' at the discussion.The university passed its significant 91 years amid historical movements in the interests of the whole nation and world peace.To mark the day, hundreds of students have shown their festivity and the teachers-students-officials got busyKey buildings on the campus were decorated with multi-colored stuffs and illuminated with vivid lights.Vice-chancellor Professor AAMS Arefin Siddique will attend the discussion as the chief guest, while Pro-Vice Chancellors Professor Nasreen Ahmed (academic) and Professor Shahid Akther Hossain (administration) will be present as the special guests.Vice-chancellor of the university Professor AAMS Arefin Siddique congratulated all citizens of the country through banglanews.In addition the university started its journey on the day in 1921 and generated numerous learned person including philosophers, educators, politicians, pundits, researchers, scientists.Treasurer of the university Professor M Kamal Uddin will preside over the discussion and Registrar Syed Rezaur Rahman will conduct it.Former vice-chancellors, pro-vice chancellors, emeritus professors, teachers and representatives of staff and employees will participate at the discussion.Besides, discussions at different halls, debate competition at TSC, friendly football and cricket matches, cultural functions and drama will be held commemorating the day.Biomedical Physics and Technology Department will organize exhibition of research and invention at 1pm.Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Department of the university will also organize different programmes at Science Complex Bhaban, which including 'Bio-Technology Open Day' participated by students of different schools and colleges and conducted by the students of the department to impart the new generation about different things of bio-technology.BDST: 2025 HRS, JUN 30, 2012Edited by: Kaiser Ahmed, Newsroom EditorM. Mahbub Alam, Asst Output Editor
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Star Trek trailer reunites Shatner with the Gorn
William Shatner, the original face of James T Kirk, returns to facedown an old foe in this new trailer for Digital Extremes' Star Trek, a tie in to the rebooted film series. This is pretty much the best thing. Star Trek is due on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on April 23 in the US and April 26 in Europe.
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Shatner serves Shatter IP with a cease and desist
Before you freak out, no, this isn't who you think it is.
William Shatner's lawyers have issued a cease and desist to developers of Shatter, Sidhe Interactive.
It comes due to the developer apparently using Shatner's likeness in the game as well as using the song "Mr. Tambourine Man" by Bob Dylan as well as the rights to the Captain Kirk of Star Trek.
Studio head for Sidhe, Mario Wynands, replied back saying: "The GameConsole "report" you reference is what is commonly referred to on the internet as a "joke". The article is a parody of our game, and has no basis in reality in that it does not in any way reflect our intentions for further development of the Shatter IP or relate to any official statement we have made relating to the game.
"We have the upmost respect for Mr William Shatner and the licensing process, and if we had any intent of using rights related to either Mr Shatner, Star Trek, or Tambourine Man (which we do not) we would do so using the appropriate channels."
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William Shatner to make PAIN appearance
According to the Sony Europe PSN release schedule, on the 19th March William Shatner is set to follow in the hallowed footsteps of David Hasselhof by appearing in Sony PSN title, PAIN.
PAIN was PSNs most downloaded title in 2008 and a celebrity such as Captain James Tiberius Kirk will only serve to keep the juices flowing…or maybe that's just us?
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FIRST aid charity St John Ambulance will be teaching people in Wiltshire vital skills this month as part of its annual Save a Life September campaign.
It is the second year the charity has run the campaign. Last year, the scheme was hugely successful and more than 70,000 people received free first aid guides. This year, the charity aims to reach even more people to equip them with life-saving first aid skills.
During September, the charity will be giving free demonstrations at Highworth Festival in Highworth Market Square on Saturday September 15 from 9am to 3pm; at Waitrose in Salisbury on September 22 from 10am until 4pm; and at the Wiltshire Game and Country Fair at Bowood Park, Chippenham, on September 23 from 10am to 4pm.
People will be able to learn how to save a life using five easy to follow techniques and will receive a free pocket-sized first aid guide.
Research by St John Ambulance before the campaign showed that up to 150,000 people die every year in situations where first aid could have given them the chance to live. Robert Bruce, County Executive Officer for Wiltshire St John Ambulance, said: "Learning first aid is one of the single most important things you can do in your life. You never know when you may need it... and what could be more important than saving someone's life."
To find out more about events, visit www.sja.org.uk/sals or call 0844 880 2644.
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There is a reason that Lacroix is the brunch against which all other brunches will be judged. Everything is incredible. The food, oh god. You are torn between wanting to eat all of something, and wanting to eat a little of everything. And you must pace for dessert. The service is incredible, both in terms of the care they take and the fact that through the course of brunch, they become your friends. The dining room is elegant, and you can see rittenhouse. Is it cheap? Of course not. Is it worth it? Absolutely. Pick a special occasion and go.
Excellent luncheon in a sophisticated, yet comfortable spot. The staff even accommodated a special request for a non menu item and allowed us to sample several wines before we made our final choice. This is truly a 5 star restaurant in every respect. I have already made arrangements for another business lunch at Lacrois next week.
Lacroix is a 5 star culinary experience. The food, service, and presentation are impeccable. We did the 4 course menu, and each dish included many components and they are balanced perfectly. We had our 3 year old son with us--which we were a little worried about--but he was well behaved and the entire staff was very attentive and friendly. Our waiter Chris was fabulous--so accommodating to all of us! A perfect night.
We went for our 2 year anniversary. Everything was delicious, the staff was witty and prompt. The evening was made special by going to Lacroix.
love love love going to lacroix for brunch buffet. it was an amazing dining experience.
Be sure to allow adequate time for a leisurely meal. Tasting menu was outstanding, especially with the suggested wine pairings. Presentation and service were flawless.
It was our 38th anniversary so we wanted a wonderful dinner. There are so many great places to dine in Philly but Lacroix is special. Amazing service, a moderately priced 4 course tasting menu, excellent wine list, oh and amazing service. Even the bread, butter, and amuse bouches were outstanding. You cannot go wrong dining here, unless you wanted a burger or barbecue.
I had been wanting to go here and finally had the chance. It was absolutely amazing. My husband and I both got the 4 course with wine pairing. All of our dishes were prepared in such a perfect way for all the flavors to meld and pop but not overpower. The wines chosen were interesting and paired well. The wait staff were friendly and helpful. We had a most lovely dinner and hope to get back. It is pricey but the value is there. The food and staff were wonderful!
We first enjoyed a glass of wine with complimentary olives and nuts at the bar. The restaurant is very spacious and tastefully decorated with enough space between the tables that we felt like almost alone. The staff was all extremely professional and attentive. And the food...wow! Every bite was exceptional. The attention to detail was obvious from the goat butter to the variety of breads. We had the 4 course dinner and were pleased that we could choose 2 from one category instead of 1 from each. My allergies and my husband's vegetarian diet were no problem. The brisket was heavenly tender, the cream of broccoli soup delicious. My husband really enjoyed all of his fish dishes.The desserts, of which we had extra, were delectable. Go!
My wife and I dined at Lacroix for our 25th anniversary dinner. We selected the chef's tasting menu with wine pairing. Everything was delicious and the service was outstanding.
A very special evening. Food, service A Number 1! Worth every penny. Waiters could not have been any more attentive. Everything perfect.
From the greeting when entering to the thank you when leaving, the evening was special. While I dine out frequently, Lacroix was unique. The staff was professional, courteous, friendly and informative. The food was exactly as described and memorable--dishes not usually available. Enjoyed the entire evening and will return.
Delicious food as you would expect in a quiet, nice atmosphere. Our waiter too was pretty down to earth and made us feel comfortable.
We'd been to La Croix before for special anniversaries; it's a bit pricey for us. But when we saw it was part of restaurant week, we leapt at the opportunity to go again. Everything was high-quality and high-caliber; the veloute of carrot soup and the veal dish were outstanding, as was the bread basket. The other appetizer (smoked salmon) and entree (burramundi) were good, but not outstanding, nor were the two desserts, which is why I didn't give them five stars. No complaints, mind you, as this was a terrific value. We'd definitely come again!
Had a delicious three course luncheon. My friend and I split a bottle of wine and were allowed to enjoy a leisurely two hour meal. It was a perfect place to get together and catch up.
My husband and I decided to go to Philadelphia to do a history tour and go to Lacroix for lunch to finish the second half of our wedding anniversary celebration. They were serving restaurant week so we were excited about trying this restaurant since it has great reviews and I am a food. Appetizers- best part of the meal. Me- sweet corn velouté- best soup I ever had. Mushrooms and corn bread croutons were the highlight. Hubby- Caesar salad. Also a wonderful tasting salad. Main course Me- neck lamb ragu. Ok, meat was tender but a bit salty. Hubby- eggplant veg dish. Really good. It had Morrocan flavors. Dessert- Small bits of almond raspberry crumb cake, flourless choc cake, and carrot cake. Carrot cake was the winner.
Everything was wonderful, the food, the service, the wine. I can not afford this as a regular occurrence but certainly would consider it for a special occasion.
We went for lunch on Restaurant Week, as we have done for years. As usual, it was excellent, especially the corn soup and wine pairing.
This was the first visit my wife and I made to Lacroix. It certainly won't be our last. In every way, this is a classy, top-quality restaurant that offered an exquisite evening of fine dining.
Perfect portions, wonderful food and texture combinations, artful presentation.
Food was excellent at LaCroix.....my only complaint was that they brought one person in out group the incorrect entree. A restaurant such as Lacroix should not make a mistake such as this. There were only 3 choices on the menu since it was Restaurant week. Aside from that, the food was wonderful and the service was as well.
Wonderful evening with fantastic food and wine and service!
Absolutely amazing brunch. The selection was vast and all of the food was prepared to perfection. I am already making a reservation for next weekend!
During CCRA's Restaurant Week, many restaurants roll out a different menu with fewer choices, or skimp on their usual amenities. Not Lacroix! Everything was first-class, from the unannounced amuse-bouches (several for each of us), to the spectacular service, to the petits-fours when the meal was complete. The atmosphere is quiet and elegant -- a fine dining experience which has become quite rare in Center City. The waitstaff was attentive without hovering. Water glasses were constantly replenished. Each course was exquisite: house-smoked salmon, the tenderest veal I have ever eaten, the best fois gras in the city, fabulous desserts. Attention was paid to every detail -- taste, presentation, pacing. What a class act!
Very comfortable atmosphere, welcoming, elegant and the food was amazing - looked small, but more than plenty and so delicious!
A friend and I went during restaurant week, so the menu was very limited, but we we're happy with everything we ordered. Service was courteous and attentive, and we were served quickly. Lovely restaurant.
Happened to go Restaurant Week. Food very good but would probably have superior from regular menu. Probably best service in Philadelpha. Special coctails for restaurant week were hilarious. I can;t imagine anyone ordering one.
We went for restaurant week and were blown away. The food, service and ambience were perfect. The waiter brought some chefs selections even beyond what was expected. Everything was spectacular.
This was my second weekend in a row at Lacroix for their brunch. It's definitely pricey, but you get what you pay for and them some. Amazing food as usual.
Lacroix continues to amaze me. The food was outstanding and the service is impeccable. I am a vegan and the chef took it as a challege. the results were amazing. Everything about this restaurant is perfect. This is the place to go for a special occasion. Treat yourself!!!!
If you're willing to spend he money, lacriox is great for special occasions.
The man may no longer be there but the food is very bit as good as it ever was - still the best fine French food in Philly. Delightful from first bite to last. No corners cut and the service outstanding. It's been a while since we were last there - shame on us!
Celebratedy husband's birthday here. Aside from the fabulous service, food and ambiance, they took the time to create a cupcake in the shape of a Tiffany's box...even my foodie husband was impressed! The chef's tasting is not too be missed.
the staff was very attentive, sociable, knowledgeable and thoughtful. While experienced in the Phila restaurant scene, this was our first time dining at this landmark restaurant. The 4 course option seemed very worthwhile, considering the price points for the entrees. It also gave us an excellent opportunity to taste the entrée selections, which, while supposedly smaller portions, were quite filling when all was said and done. Escargot, monkfish, quail and short ribs were excellently prepared with remarkably flavorful supplements. The appetizers were creative and very tasty. We enjoyed everything about the meal, including the wine recommendations and the way they were portioned for matching with our meals.
I took my girlfriend for a birthday dinner. The ambiance is perfect; very classy. The service is 5 star throughout the courses that are served. The food was good but not great. All in all a good experience.
5 stars all around! Flawless service, fantastic food, cozy ambience... No complaints! Take your special someone here and get the chef's tasting. It's a seemingly endless parade of culinary excellence accompanied by impeccable service. My fiancée and I were truly blown away and had trouble picking a favorite dish as they were all spectacular. We have dined in thousands of restaurants around the country and Lacroix certainly deserves a spot in our top ten. Well done! We will certainly be back and tell our friends.
Best service I have ever received at any time, anywhere
A terrific neighborhood gem! It was truly a 5 - star Dining experience. We had a group of 8 and everyone thought that the evening ranked high for quality dining experience.
La Croix is in a category all its own. No matter what your mood is upon entering, when leaving you feel that much more uplifted and content. No other venue can match the food, the ambience, the service. Our waiter recommended the crab cake, and he couldn't have been more on target. It was from heaven. Unfortunately, this past Tuesday there must have been a shortage of staff. Our poor waiter was scurrying around and couldn't get to us for 45 minutes - which was fine since we were engrossed in conversation. But they even gave us a free salad without our asking, as an apology. Wish i could return at least once a month.
Our party of 8 (plus a baby!) had a wonderful time and enjoyed all the treats of the Brunch. The kitchen scene was fabulous. Everything I tried was fantastic and there was so much variety! The staff was helpful and friendly.
SOO NICE to have interesting food and all of it yummy! The ratings show it as extremely expensive but they clearly don't intend to have a lot of a la carte diners - at $75 for four courses, mix and match as you choose, appetizer, fish, meat and desert, it was an excellent value. The apple chowder, the snails, the quail, the octopus, the venison, the salad - all of it was terrific. Not counting several amuses and wonderful bread. Service was impeccable and verey helpful since the menyu was so unusual. I onlyl wish I had had the courage to try the avocado pudding for desert. And looking over the Square at night was just lovely. I would definitely go back!
One of the best restaurants in Philadelphia. Every dish had a mixture of tantalizing flavors. Subtle yet distinct. Items like Sea Urchin, leek, pears were used for the sauces. They did not get mingled in with each other but tickled the appropriate taste buds independently. Very attentive staff. Four-Four-course meal was quite reasonable. Would have liked to see some traditional French deserts like Creme Brûlée or Flan.
Amazing service, fantastic food, and just an atmosphere that makes anyone feel like a welcomed celebrity. It is the best place to eat in Philly. Me and my wife went for the second time, and just like our first, this was an experience. It is pricey but the food is so worth every penny.
We were a group of 6 for brunch on 11-24. The brunch was excellent with great service. We love oysters and the oysters were terrific. The brunch is set up through out the dining room and kitchen which gives you a good look at the food prep area. It also includes a chocolate fountain to finish with!
Lacroix must be experienced to be believed. We went for Sunday brunch. It was phenomenol. Tasty bites. Eclectic shooters. Raw bar. Carving station. Chocolate fountain. A foodie paradise. Service was impeccable. Count on a 2 hour brunch followed by a food coma.
Ambiance, service, food -- Lacroix offers it all for brunch. When you have a special occasion, this is the place to go celebrate. They make you feel like royalty and the food is beyond incredible. It's only a shame that some people don't respect the location -- when we were here, a twenty-something guy showed up in a football jersey and jeans!
the ambiance and service cannot be topped, impeccable! the Menu was a bit unusual (a kind description). Unusual food prep is ok, but it only works when the duck is not tough, which it was. Have been numerous times of Sunday brunch, and will certainly return for that!!
Went for brunch with two little ones. Staff were very accommodating. Food had excellent presentation and flavor. Our table had a wonderful view of Rittenhouse Square. The only downside to the experience was that the areas where the food were tight quarters, especially in comparison to say, the Fountain, at the Four Seasons.
This was a delicious and elegant lunch, and not at all stuffy or pretentious. Top of the list for celebrating an occasion!
Top-notch service. The staff was very friendly and patient with our group, which had a few older members who walk and/or sit slowly. The food was also overall quite delicious, and the wine pairings very interesting. We did the $120 Chef's Tasting, which included an amuse-bouche, 6 small entrees, and 2 small dessert courses. All courses were at least very good, and some courses were even spectacular, especially when they were perfectly matched with the wine. I asked ahead for the restaurant to do something nice for my mother's birthday, and they complied with a small cake with a candle for the birthday "girl". She loved it. Dining here definitely made for a memorable evening and an excellent way to celebrate a special birthday.