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There are several ways to prevent the DDOS attack; however, here in this guest post I'll be covering three basic tips that will help you to protect your website from the DDoS attack.
1. Buy More Bandwidth.
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are always in top headlines worldwide, as they are plaguing websites in banks, and virtually of almost every organization having a prominent online presence. The main cause behind the proliferation of DDoS attacks is that there is a very low-cost that the attacker has to incur to put such attack in motion. Fortunately, today various prevention methods have been developed to tackle such attacks. Before delving further into understanding about the ways to prevent DDoS attack, let's first understand what exactly a DDoS attack is!
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3 Basic Tips to Prevent A DDoS Attack
One of the easiest methods is to ensure that you have sufficient bandwidth on your web. You'll be able to tackle lots of low-scale DDOS attacks simply by buying more bandwidth so as to service the requests. How does it help? Well, distributed denial of service is a nothing more than a game of capacity. Let's suppose you have 10,000 computer systems each distributing 1 Mbps directed towards your way. This means you're getting 10 GB of data that is hitting your web server every second. Now, that's causes a lot of traffic!
So to avoid such issue, you need to apply the same rule intended for normal redundancy. According to this technique, if you wish to have more web servers just multiply around diverse datacenters and next make use of load balancing. By spreading your traffic to various servers will help you balance the load and will most likely create large space adequate to handle the incessant increase in traffic.
However, there's a problem with this method that is buying more bandwidth can be a costly affair. And as you'll know that the current DDoS attacks are getting large, and can be a lot bigger exceeding your budget limit.
3. Restricted Connectivity.
A lot of network or Internet-service providers render DDoS mitigation capabilities. Look for an internet service provider having the largest DDoS protection and mitigation network, automated tools, and a pool of talented anti-DDoS technicians with the wherewithal to take action in real-time as per the varying DDoS attack characteristics. A viable alternative is to utilize a DDoS prevention appliance, which is specifically intended to discover and prevent distributed denial-of-service attacks.
2. Opt for DDoS Mitigation Services.
In case you have computer systems that are connected to the web directly, a better idea is to properly install/configure your routers and firewall so as to limit the connectivity. For an instance, while receiving some data from a client machine you can only allow traffic to pass from the machine only on a few chosen ports (like HTTP, POP, SMTP etc.) via the firewall.
Wrapping Up!
Websites are largely getting attacked by hackers every second. Denial-of-service attack is insanely getting huge and is creating a lot of problems for business organizations having strong online vicinity. In this guest post you'll not only understand what a DDoS attack actually means, but will also come to know about a few type of methods to prevent DDoS attacks. Aforementioned are three tips that I'll recommend you to run through to at least understand where to get started towards building a resilient web network with chances of surviving a DDoS attack.
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how to change ip address in less then a minute. For now it will take 2 to 3 minutes but with some practice you can do this within a minute. Click on "Start" in the bottom left corner of the screen.Click on "RUN"Type in "command" and click OK You should be now at MSDOS prompt Screen Type "ipconfig /release" just like that, and press "enter"Type "exit" and leave the promptRight-click on "Network Places" or "My Network Places" on your desktop.Click on "properties" Now you should be on a screen with something titled "Local Area Connection", or something similar to that, and, if you have a network hooked up, all of your other networks. Right click on "Local Area Connection" and click "properties"Double-click on the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" from the list under the "General" tabClick on "Use the following IP address" under the "General" tabCreate an IP address (It doesn't matter what it is)Press "Tab" and it should automatically fill in the "Subnet Mask" section with default numbers.Press the "Ok" button hereHit the "Ok" button again Now you should be back to the "Local Area Connection" screen. Right-click back on "Local Area Connection" and go to properties again.Go back to the "TCP/IP" settingsThis time, select "Obtain an IP address automatically"Click on "Ok"Hit "Ok" again.Now you have a New IP address.
So before we start, let's see how the TOR network works. Here are some pictures from the official website which will help you get started.
Privacy has become something very important to people using Internet these days. The more we do online, the more trails we leave behind. There are lots of private companies tracking every movement, keystrokes, websites you visit and the people you communicate with online. These companies often sell this information to law enforcement agencies or the government for legal affairs. Day by day more sophisticated tools and methods are being discovered to track your activities and the entire scenario has become very sophisticated. So it is very important for one to keep his privacy and stop third-parties from intruding into their activities. In this article, we will learn about various methods by which you can become secure online and mask your activities that you do not want the world to know. The three types of methods we will use to make ourselves secure online are:
TOR Tor, short form of The Onion Router is a system that offers you anonymity online. TOR clients redirects all your internet traffic through a network of computers concealing your actual location and preventing any tracking.The TOR bundle comes with a firefox that's integrated to the TOR network and a GUI named Vidalia is used to use the TOR network. Here is how Vidalia looks like
So whenever you try to contact to Dave, instead of directly contacting him, TOR first sends your transaction through a number of networks so no single point can track back to your location. So packets from your network take a random route through the network and reach the destination.
A proxy or a proxy server is a computer system or application that acts as an intermediary between you and your client server or application. So you want to access a target, you connect to the proxy, the proxy connects to the target, then it gets back the relevant information to you.
or is good, but it can't completely secure you and your activity. While it protects the transported data, experts can use statistical analysis and get your circuit route and find out your location.
So once a route has been established, all kinds of data can be sent and received over the TOR network. And after a fixed amount of time, TOR changes the route through which you connect randomly which makes it very hard to trace back to you.
So a proxy can be used to keep you anonymous, or to bypass IP restrictions, security/parental controls, or to get around regional restrictions. A proxy server appears as an IP address which you have to configure on your web browser to use it. When you do that, your original IP will be masked by the proxy and you will be anonymous. 220.127.116.11 – This is how a proxy looks like. All proxies are from a particular location or country so using a proxy near to your target server might help faster browsing too! If you're on Firefox, you can set a proxy by going to Firefox Options > Advanced > Network > Connection Settings > Manual Proxy Settings.
A VPN or Virtual Private Network is a remote server in an offsite location that tunnels all your data and information through their secured servers by encrypting them thereby making your connection secure. Most of the VPN's use 128 bit SSL encryption or 256 bit SSL encryption. More the bit count, better the encryption. VPN helps you hide your real IP and spoofs your location to any programs or clients trying to track you. So suppose you're from USA and needs to access a website that's for Russia only, I could use a VPN located in Russia that masks my IP as a Russian one and thereby access the website.
VPN (Virtual Private Network)
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Another matter of concern while using a VPN is logs. Almost all of the VPN providers keep logs as a security measure. This is done so that if they ever want to check up a user's activity, they could refer to the logs. So federal agents or the government could contact the VPN providers and get your activity. Hence if you are really concerned about your security, you should purchase a VPN that do not keep logs. When you purchase a VPN, make sure you choose one which is closer to you since it will make your Internet experience smooth and won't cause any lag or slowness. There are lots of free VPN's available but they're not recommended since most of them come with lots of ads, adwares and slow connection. Most of them keep logs which mean you're not really secure and the connection won't be having a good encryption rate. So it is always recommended you get a paid VPN. But I'll include some good free and paid VPN's to help you out.
So that's it. I've discussed some main methods by which you can be secure online. But always remember, you're never 100% safe. If the federals or others want to track you, they can still do it no matter what measures you're using to prevent it. These methods will work, but only up to a limit. The rest is up to you to use your intuition to keep yourself safe.
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i think of america as some sort of quaint faraway wonderland its like u guys live in another dimension what the fuck is black friday why is thanksgiving and whats the deal with wearing white and labour day and why aren't there any fucking u's in ur words why do you measure in like feet and body parts and shit thats super fucked up
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Local columnist Jimmy Reed found a way to jumpstart his literature class when teaching them about onomatopoeia — words that create a clearer meaning by suggesting certain sounds, or that can be used for rhetorical effect. (March 8, 2011, Page 4)
Whitewashing American history hurtful to all
Do you remember the epic TV presentation "Roots" from the late-1970s? Perhaps you've seen it since and felt its impact. Local columnist Deidra Jackson recalls when she saw the series and wonders about how we don't seem to have many insightful, educational and entertaining things like that to teach history to the youth of today. With political correctness and other factors, she wonders if we're not whitewashing our history, which does no one any real good. (March 3, 2011, Page 4)
Frugality Is Fun
In this materialistic, card-swipe age, frugality and thrift are often ignored. Local columnist Jimmy Reed points to his upbringing and his Mama's mindset as he writes that America's sub-motto should be: Frugality is fun. (March 1, 2011, Page 4)
Local columnist Jimmy Reed's memories of reading Edgar Rice Burroughs' work about human nature sparked other memories – of his constant companion and mentor Jaybird teaching him to enjoy eating chitlins. (February 22, 2011, Page 4)
Consider options for performing national anthem
It happens all too often – the national anthem is botched at a big-time, televised event. The most recent? The Super Bowl. Local columnist T.J. Ray says the song is too important to be messed with and suggests other options when it comes to having it performed on the big stage. (February 18, 2011, Page 4A)
The race awaits for a good cause
Diabetes is a disease that affects so many of our children, and local columnist Deidra Jackson writes about a way to help some of those youngsters – by participating in the fundraising run for Hope Half Marathon and 5K that's coming up Feb. 26 in Oxford. Jackson plans to participate and encourages readers to join her and others in the event. (February 17, 2011, Page 4)
Poker Face
Local columnist Jimmy Reed relates Mark Twain's classic short story, "The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" to tales he recently shared – with a poker face – with his students. (February 15, 2011, Page 4)
Laws – and questions about them
If a tree falls in the forest and there is no one to hear it, does it make a noise? Local columnist T.J. Ray takes that line of questioning and debtate in the world of traffic and laws and wonders about things like school warning lights flashing on the weekend and the lengths of parking spaces. (February 10, 2011, Page 4)
Love Is Life
Local columnist Jimmy Reed urges readers, particularly the gentlemen, to remember their sweeties on Valentine's Day and to also remember the importance of love and telling those we love that we do. (February 8, 2011, Page 4A)
You may have some explaining to do
Have you ever typed in your name on your favorite Internet search engine? What did the results look like? How many of you are out there? Local columnist Deidra Jackson discovers that she's a 42-year-old white female in prison or a top-scoring guard in college or a new bride – all at the same time. She takes a closer look at the possibilities and warns that you might well consider eliminating some of the content associated with your name. (February 3, 2011, Page 4)


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05.12.05 - By Michael Montero: I told myself – no – I promised myself that I wasn't going to buy the Hopkins-Taylor II PPV card Saturday. I had made a deal with myself a while back to boycott these PPV "showcases" until a worthwhile card came along – but like a chump I gave in and flushed $50 down the toilet this past weekend. I knew in my heart of hearts that this was going to be a replay of the first fight, that it would be a disappointment just like Tarver-Jones III was, that there would be little action and nothing close to a knockout – but for some reason I decided to get it anyway. What's my problem? Am I a glutton for punishment or what?
I scored the first fight a draw – as I felt that Taylor won the first half of the fight, and Hopkins the second. To me neither guy won the fight – they both merely finished it.
In situations such as those I almost always score the fight a draw as it only seems logical to me. The official scoring of that fight was inconsistent to say the least (atrocious may be a more proper word to describe it) – and I don't know what Duane Ford was smoking when he scored the 12th and final round for Taylor – but it did leave me interested in this rematch. The public (myself included) felt there was "unfinished business" between these two. The conspiracy theorist in me wondered if Ford had somehow been "influenced" into judging favorably for the new network boy - setting up a big money rematch later in the year that would end up being more of a posing match than a fight - but that sort of stuff doesn't happen in professional boxing right?
This fight was a bore. Hopkins didn't throw a single combination the entire fight – yet somehow out landed Taylor with better accuracy – how does that happen? Hopkins landed 130-317 (35%) with Taylor landing 124-391 (32%). Power punching wasn't even close with Hopkins landing 101-240 (42%) to Taylor's 60-182 (33%). To Jermain's credit, he did double the jab output of his opponent – and the judges must have taken notice. I've always been the type to judge rounds according to who controlled the ring and who landed the more powerful punches – and, just like the first fight, I felt that man was Hopkins (just barely though). Anytime that Hopkins breathed on the Taylor, the Arkansas native would hold on for dear life. Honestly, the guy held worse than most of today's heavyweights! Jay Shady – oops – I mean Nady – really should have threatened to take a point from Taylor for all the holding. All he did was say "Jermain you're holding" and separate them – only to watch Taylor give his opponent a big old bear hug just seconds later – this went on more and more in the later rounds. It's one thing to hold when you're really rocked – but every time your opponent lands a punch – what's that? How about slipping the punch and countering?
Even though Taylor hugged all night, and Hopkins landed more power shots – neither were the clear winner (just like the first fight). I again scored this fight a draw, yet the official triple score of 115-113 was acceptable in my opinion (hell at least it was consistent this time around). The only thing that bothered me about the judging was that all three judges gave the first six rounds to Taylor (except for Patricia Morse Jarman who gave the 4th to Hopkins) – while I had it 4-2 Taylor after six. I could understand 5-1, but 6-0 after six? I don't agree with that at all.
I think that most of the spectators and viewers must have felt the same way I did – except for one guy in front of a microphone - Jim Lampley must be the president of the Jermain Taylor fan club. Listening to, what seemed to me, biased commentary all night was almost comical at times. Many people are in the opinion that HBO wanted Taylor to win this fight and become the new "force" in the division (Taylor means more potential dollar signs for the network than does Hopkins) but come on guys! It's as if "Bad Intentions" could do no wrong – like he was destroying his man and in complete control of the fight. Turn down the sound when you watch the replay this Saturday night at 10pm – I guarantee you'll see a different fight than Jim did.
I must admit though, unlike Tarver-Jones III, I did see some positives in this fight. At almost 41 years of age, Bernard Hopkins does have some skills left and could have another money fight in him – unlike Roy Jones Jr who is completely shot and needs to retire. And while Antonio Tarver is declining (and for some reason was scared of RJJ in their rubber match) – Jermain Taylor is coming up, still has the chance to get better and perhaps even dominate his division. But just for the record – he did not impress me at all in his two fights with Hopkins. They say that styles make fights, and perhaps B-Hop's style just threw Taylor off his game, I guess we'll see. I've heard rumors that Jeff Lacy and Jermain Taylor may square off if "Left Hook" gets past Joe Calzaghe next year (which he should). Let me give my prediction now – Lacy knocks Taylor out, in devastating fashion, with hardly a scratch on him.
All in all, I gave these people another $50 installment of my hard earned money, only to watch what I knew was coming all along – two guys showing up for a payday, too scared to really fight. To say that I'm fed up with this crap and pissed off is an understatement – and I know that I'm not alone here. I like writing positive articles about great match-ups, entertaining fights, great fighter accomplishments, etc. I hate to write negative rants loaded with sarcasm and trash talking – but they say you write what you know – and lately there hasn't been much to cheer about in pro boxing. One thing's for sure – these boring (and over priced) PPV cards are truly killing the sport – and we fans are somewhat to blame. As long as we keep enabling them – the promoters and networks will keep killing our wallets. For those of you who were smart enough NOT to buy this card (unlike my dumb as$) – enjoy your FREE replay this weekend on HBO. But be warned – you may just fall asleep on your couch before the final bell sounds
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Yamaha PBD8From the late 80's, yes 20+ years old, You are bidding on (2) Yamaha PBD8 bass drum/kick pedal pads. A standard acoustic pedal clamps on just like it would to a bass drum hoop.(pedal not included) Your bid is for both. Both are non working and have cracks in the impact pads. Both are still complete and retract for transport. Both could use some cleaning and polishing. I have not attempted to repair them. Added after original post: Curiousity got the best of me and I pulled the 4 screws that hold the impact pad in place. The Piezo is held in place by a band of cloth tape. The piezo is NOT molded into or anything special that couldn't be found at Radio Shack. The impact pad could also be replaced with a piece of wood with a piece of neoprene rubber. If the pads don't sell I will most likely repair and repost at a higher price. Any questions please ask. Sold AS IS Evan if not used as a trigger pad they are a great practice pad for your pedal, they are built like a tank.Shipping is $20.00 by FedEx Ground or $25.00 FedEx Home to a residenceAny questions, please ask, Sorry no internationalBecause of the weight of these, combining shipping with other items MAY not be an option or cost savings. The final destination and final bid will determine whether that is possible. Winning bidder, PLEASE contact me with your ship to address as to it being a business or residence.Please review my return policy.
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The Bucks will kick off another pre-draft workout Friday, as the team welcomes six more draft hopefuls to Milwaukee.
Today's #BucksDraft workout participants: Jahii Carson, Justin Cobbs, Davante Gardner, Cory Jefferson, Artem Klimenko & Akil Mitchell.
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) May 30, 2014
Once again, all the participants, whom the Bucks do not announce until the morning of the session, project as second-rounders. It's one of the more diverse workouts so far, with two guards (Carson, Cobbs), three forwards (Gardner, Mitchell, Jefferson) and one center (Klimenko).
Here's a brief look at each of Friday's participants:
Jahii Carson, G, Arizona State
A First Team All-Pac 12 performer in both of his collegiate seasons, Carson led the Sun Devils in scoring and assists over the last two years. Last season, the 5-10 Carson averaged 18.6 points, 4.6 assists and 4.0 rebounds while shooting 43.3 percent from the field and 39.1 percent from three. A relentless attacker off the dribble, Carson has a little Kemba Walker in him. If he were three or four inches taller, he'd likely rank among the top point guards in the draft, though an impressive 43.5-inch vertical helps to compensate. DraftExpress ranks Carson as its 56th-best prospect.
Justin Cobbs, G, California
Cobbs joined Carson on the All-Pac 12 First Team last season, one year after appearing on the Second Team as a junior. The Los Angeles native averaged 15.6 points and 5.8 assists as a senior, shooting 46.6 percent from the field and 33.3 percent from deep. He's a decent rebounder for the position and knocks down better than 80 percent of his free throw attempts. While he enjoyed a productive college career, Cobbs is a long shot to hear his name called on June 26.
Davante Gardner, F, Marquette
Simply put, Garner is a load. At 6-8 and nearly 300 pounds, he used his girth to bully Big East opponents for the past four years. Despite a disappointing 2013-14 season for the Golden Eagles, Gardner earned Second Team All-Big East honors, averaging 14.9 points and 5.7 rebounds in 26.6 minutes per game. Obviously, teams will question his mobility, and he'll need to prove he can bang with taller players to warrant any consideration as a late second-rounder.
Cory Jefferson, F, Baylor
One of college basketball's physical freaks, the 6-9 Jefferson showcased a 37.5-inch vertical leap at the combine, which ranked second-only to Aaron Gordon (39.0) among power forwards. Jefferson had a stellar senior campaign for the Bears, averaging 13.7 points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.3 blocks en route to Second Team All-Big 12 honors. His mid-range game, free throw shooting and defensive instincts remain areas of concern, though an athlete of his caliber will certainly garner some interest in the second round.
Artem Klimenko, C, Russia
The seven-footer led his Russian professional team to the Superleague Seminfinals last season, recording five double-doubles and scoring in double-figures on 24 occasions. His per-game numbers don't jump off the page (7.0 points, 4.3 boards), but he's only 20 years old and most teams likely see him as a project to stash overseas for a few years until he's ready.
Akil Mitchell, F, Virginia
Mitchell teamed with Joe Harris, who worked out for the Bucks earlier this week, to lead Virgina to the ACC regular season and tournament titles last season. The senior was named to the All-ACC Defensive Team and the All-ACC Third Team. Mitchell finished off his career ranking third all-time at Virginia in games played, seventh in total rebounds and fourteenth (tie) in double-doubles. He projects as a reserve, defensive-minded big man at the next level.
If this Vine, courtesy of the Bucks official account, is any indication, Gardner and Klimenko may be two of the greatest mid-range shooters of our generation.
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- Address:
136 Front Street
Greenport, NY 11944Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Tapas / Small PlatesPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.chefnoahs.com/
- Phone: 631-477-6720x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Sunday 11:30AM - 5PM
Monday - Friday 5PM - 10PM
Saturday - Sunday 5PM - 11PM
Saturday - Sunday 11:30AM - 3PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Contemporary American, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Noah Schwartz
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: From weddings and rehearsal dinners to corporate events, private parties and cocktail receptions, let Chef Noah recreate his signature culinary experience for your next special event. Locally inspired menus can be crafted to suit any taste. All done with the utmost attention to even the smallest detail.
Please download our catering ebrochure on our site.
We are here to answer all your questions. For more information and a customized quote please contact us.
- Special Events: Catering Designed for the Most Important Occasion of All. Yours.
Big. Small. Your place. Our place. Any place. Treat yourself and your guests to an event catered by noah's.
Chef Noah will create his signature dishes along with many other new and exciting selections for your next special event.
Getting there
- Cross Street: 3rd Street
- Public Transit: LIRR to Greenport,
Hampton Jitney to Greenport,
Shelter Island Ferry to Greenport,
Crossound Ferry to Greenport.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Free parking is available on Front Street, and in the municipal parking lots just around the corner on Adams Street.
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noah's is known for its trademark seafood inspired small plates that places great emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients from the North Fork and East End of Long Island. Our menus change daily as they are created to reflect what's in season from the local farmers, fishermen, artisans and wineries.Continued
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Noah's reviews from OpenTable diners
189 reviews since June 27, 2014
- Food4.1Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (116)neighborhood gem (86)special occasion (57)hot spot (50)good for groups (48)great for outdoor dining (46)notable wine list (41)great for lunch (37)romantic (31)vibrant bar scene (31)great for brunch (17)kid-friendly (16)late-night find (8)scenic view (8)Show More
- So so dining experienceTRB16VIPDined on 10/23/2014Noah's seems to be a neighborhood favorite but we were less than impressed. The food was over-priced for what we got. They mistake rich sauces for quality. Next!
- Love this placeSagHarboriteDined on 10/18/2014Best food on the East End of Long Island! Unusual choices of dishes, all prepared perfectly. Love the small plates so we can sample more items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TerrificcandacekitchenDined on 10/16/2014We needed to have an early dinner and before a meeting and Noah's was a great choice.Special Features:
- LovelyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014I was recommended this restaurant by a local and it was exactly what I was looking for. The food was great, the hostess was extremely warm receptive and attentive to all, very experienced. Will recommend this restaurant to my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef Noah's a Bit Disappointingnlp3942Dined on 10/11/2014Was excited to try out this Greenport NY restaurant after reading up on, and having a local vineyard owner recommend, it. Unfortunately, the dining experience left a lot to be desired. While the food was decent (not as good as I had hoped), the service was remarkably poor if not altogether absent. After being seated and promptly watered/breaded/buttered, we were somewhat left to our own. The lack of attention our waiter showed us appeared intentional - as if we had done something to insult him. But hat wasn't possible because, by avoiding us all night, he didn't give us an opportunity to insult, praise or show any other response to his service. For the price tag, service should be exceptional. On our visit, it was anything but.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/5/2014The salmon in the taco special was overlooked and like shoe leather. Service was slow and the restaurant was not crowded.Special Features:
- Pleasant finish to a fine day!MontaukMackDined on 10/4/2014Our party of 6 had a pleasant dinner on a busy Saturday evening after a day of vineyard hopping. We sat right down 15 minutes before our reservation. The waitress was very attentive and always there when we needed her. We started with small plates of fried calamari, fillet mignon sliders, and mackerel which were all very good. The entrees were also very good. the rib eye was cooked perfectly as well as the sea bass. Fish and chips were a hit; however, the seafood bouillabaisse was so small I thought it was a small plate. Desserts were all good except for the strawberry shortcake that was not served on shortcake but rather something like a bun or biscuit, I thought it was a brioche. Cappuccino was excellent. I definitely recommend!Special Features:
- Always a great mealTerriDined on 10/2/2014Love, love this place! Food is always fantastic and the service is great... One of our favorite spots whenever we are on the north fork. Noah's is a foodies dream! Can't wait to go back real soon..Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/28/2014This restaurant is highly recommended. We found the inside very sparsely decorated & so austere. We are outdoors on uncomfortable chairs because the day was beautiful. Service was slow & unenthusiastic.Special Features:
- Wonderful anniversary dinner!JMeindelDined on 9/27/2014My wife and I spent the weekend in Greenport and capped off the celebration of our 8th wedding anniversary with a marathon meal at Noah's. Love the small plates, the service and ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overall greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/27/2014My husband and I visited this gem and we had a great meal. I would stick to the small plates, though it can get pricey, the quality is worth it. the Duck BBQ, Crab taco's, and "sliders" were amazing Had the special which was scallops and those we ok, not bad at all but nothing compared to the small plates. The bartender was great, making up a "mocktini" for me, as I am a non-drinker. If we visit the area again, this will be our spot!Special Features:
- DisappointingsouthfloridafoodieVIPDined on 9/27/2014We expected great things based on neighborhood chatter, however the cold bread started our dining experience off on a negative note. The small plates were very good, especially the crab deviled eggs. But the main courses of bouillabaisse and halibut were underseasoned and blah. The desserts were very good. But all in all, we were underwhelmed. The noise was also a deterrent....couldn't hear a thing.Special Features:
- Consistently delicious!felderinoDined on 9/25/2014We had dinner at Noah's for our second time this past week and once again, the food was fantastic and the service excellent. We hope to return every time we're out in Greeport.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good..not greatMomofevanDined on 9/25/2014Good , but not great lobster roll..and for $25 if should be greatSpecial Features:
- PriceyLive2eatDined on 9/25/2014We tried some of the small plates. REALLY small plates. Although many of the bites were tasty it was totally NOT worth the money.
- judgenotjuryDined on 9/21/2014I would definitely go back. Services was a bit slow, especially regarding second drinks. One of us had to practically drink her beer with dessert, it took so long. Food was solid, but the dessert was the star. The only thing that ruined the ambiance was the drunk couple making out at their table while facing other tables.Special Features:
- Excellent Menu, Poor ExecutionBrandrBVIPDined on 9/21/2014I was looking forward to dining at Noah's for quite some time. Unfortunately, perhaps my expectations were too high. We visited for Sunday brunch. The menu, cocktails, and wine list featuring predominantly North Fork wines looked excellent. Unfortunately, two of our main courses arrived lukewarm, at best. Even worse, the service was terrible. Our waiter had a discernibly poor attitude and almost everything had to be requested twice. I might visit one more time simply because of the great things I've heard, but for now I cannot recommend Noah's.
- So not great....EllieVIPDined on 9/20/2014Small plates indeed. Waited forever for each course. Food came out at different times for everyone at our table. Nothing was memorable or as it sounded on menu. Not a great experience. Would never go back.
- Very poor serviceCarol930Dined on 9/20/2014We enjoy the food but the hostess and waitstaff are not the friendliest and are not attentive at all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovely spot in GreenportCAKEVIPDined on 9/12/2014delicious food, good service and interesting wine and beerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/12/2014Traveling in Long Island and on our way to the ferry Orient Point, Greensport is a cute town, Noah restaurant was a nice spot to stop for late lunch before ferry. We did enjoy it.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/11/2014It is always a pleasant dining experience at Noah's. The food was delicious and the service was very professional. Look forward to returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great LunchadkchefDined on 9/8/2014My wife and I were on the North Fork for the day and decided to give Noah's a try. We were very happy we did. They have a great small bites menu. We ordered about 5 items to share. Everything from the squash blossoms to the fish tacos were delicious. We cant wait to go back for dinner.Special Features:
- Greenport Dining GemkimbroughflDined on 9/7/2014Excellent Food. My wife and I had the small plate selections (more than enough for two people and provides a wonderful variety of tastes.) Delicious wine selections and enjoyed being able to order 3 or 6 ounce selections per glass.Special Features:
- Foodie62JazzydoDined on 9/7/2014Very interesting tasting dishes throughout the menu that were all delicious and perfectly prepared. Brunch menu was fabulous. Loved the BBQ pulled duck, very tasty. Love the decor inside and ambience. Waiters very attentive to patrons and friendly too.Special Features:
- AccommodatingMinnielove1Dined on 9/6/2014I made a reservation through open table and had booked the incorrect date we needed. This was a girls weekend and we heard great things about Noah's! When we arrived they didn't have our reservation for this night. My fault completely and they still seated up with a packed place. This completed our girls weekend in a fabulous way. Great food, staff and ambiance. Thank you...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good local placeBabaDined on 9/6/2014This is a go to place for locals and visitors. The chef owner's food is great and the service good, although when they are busy you have to wait for a server to come for a while. Menu consistent with small and large plates and seasonal additions. The fish and chips are superlative! The lobster with pasta was a bit disappointing having only claw meat in it, probably leftover from the lobster boat sandwiches on the menu. But still a good place to go. And open more than other local restaurants after Labor Day which is greatly appreciated by discerning locals.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/5/2014Wonderful dinner! Food was excellent! We had a wonderful server as well -- attentive but not intrusive. Cool spot. We are already planning a fall trip out to the North Fork. We are planning to bring another couple with us to spend the day in the area and finish with dinner at Noah'sas we enjoyed our meal so much. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening Delight at Noah'sNufoodieDined on 9/5/2014Wonderful from beginning to end. Still thinking about the whole meal . Great libation, a new favorite I wish I could replicate , The Greentini. Small plates were fabulous . The service as well. I can't wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A disappointmentAnnaBnycVIPDined on 8/31/2014Noah's was a truly disappointing, if not awful, dining experience. The decor is nice and the ambiance is ok. The peach jalapeño martini was also delicious. The rest was a total disaster. Our waiter looked uninterested. We would order 2 drinks and he would only bring us one (that happened twice). The service was so slow that we often wondered if he had forgotten about us. The tuna tartar and the lobster bucatini were both horrific. There was a ton of water at the bottom of the pasta - almost as if they hadn't drained the pasta correctly. The taste was also so bland that we couldn't taste anything. Someone should tell Noah that "Fish and chips" is served with Malt vinegar. We were brought balsamic vinegar when we asked for vinegar.Special Features:
- Just okMimiVIPDined on 8/31/2014We tried this restaurant on Labor Day so it may not have been a fair trial. I thought it was just so-so.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I've given uparloDined on 8/28/2014This is the 2nd bad experience that I've had at Noah's . Service was SLOW and incompetent . Food was cold , and was tasteless. Everyone on my party was complaining. Even the drinks were bad. We were wondering if Noah is still owning this place. Seems not.Special Features:
- CageyCageyDined on 8/27/2014Outstanding. Best restaurant experience we have had on either fork in 5 years and without ever getting to the mains. We had more than enough with a dozen or so wonderful small tasting dishes for the 4 of us. Oysters great whether raw or barbequed. Love the option of 3oz tastings of wines and with a great selection of local and distant wines. Servers helpful, friendly and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small platesTheatreCrazyDined on 8/27/2014We like to try a small sampling of a lot if different types of foods so in additional to a variety of entrees you can order tapas style and try a bunch of different things and still feel satisfied while expanding your palate experienceSpecial Features:
- DaveDined on 8/26/2014Excellent food and well presented - good wine listSpecial Features:
- Great food, poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014I dined with my family at Noah's and was anticipating a pleasant dining experience. Although the food was great, the service was extremely poor. It tested the limits of one's patience. The server was aloof and upon opportunities to correct problem with food orders, he failed. I'd think twice about returning to Noah's on the service alone, for it was quite distracting.
- Love Noah's!ToniDined on 8/23/2014We love to come to Noah's for special occasions - it was our anniversary this time - because the food and ambiance are so special. We love that the menu is constantly changing. We have our favorites -we always get the filet mignon sliders, with truffle oil and spinach - but there's always something new to explore.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/21/2014We waited over an hour for our appetizers to arrive, despite asking them twice to check on it and the manager coming over. The wine and bread also did not come our promptly. Our waiter was frequently nowhere to be found. The food was good, once it came. But the long wait dulled the experience. Highlights were the Parmesan fries, clam chowder, duck polenta. The entrees were okay, but expensive. Nothing was a wow. The acoustics were terrible so it feels like everyone is yelling even though it wasn't that crowded. It was difficult to have a nice conversation.Special Features:
- Wow wow wow!RexyVIPDined on 8/20/2014As Gordon Ramsay says, wow wow wow! It was our first time at Noah's and definitely won't be the last. We stopped in for lunch on our way to Kontokosta winery, and we loved everything! From the tuna tartare, the special sea bass tacos, the local oysters, it was all good. We had an incredible and memorable lunch. Service was excellent, the food was great, and the local wines by the glass were very good. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OkLuv2dineVIPDined on 8/17/2014Delicious but portions are too small. I liked the food, but shouldn't I when it costs about $8 for each biteSpecial Features:


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Churches of all sizes from church plants to many thousands of members. Well suited for churches that want to utilize volunteers to take a large role in the ministry.
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Ideal for churches that want to utilize their volunteers to take an active role in their ministry and be actual users of their church management system. Church Community Builder offers practical coaching, software, and 'tribe'-based learning. Technology alone is incapable of supporting ministry objectives. You must first have people and processes working together in harmony. We provide highly distributive management software to facilitate connectedness, communication, and insight.
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*Keeps roster, schedules & Giving
*Expanded fields that offer more than just basic info
*Most inflexible software I have ever used. As a leader (but not administrator) I cannot change any default settings. Creating a schedule always means changing rehearsal from 7AM Monday to the correct evening time.
*e-mail notifications - worst part of the whole system. e-mailing is all or nothing unless you set up a mail merge, which is not hard, but I draw from a pool of volunteers. If I want to send special instructions to those only involved in a given service, I have to send it to the whole group or create a mail merge. There is NO option to do that when you send the requests out via the schedule.
* Searching the help area to find out how to do something is a bit biased. very seldom when you inquire about a feature (such as e-mailing a message just to the scheduled volunteers) will you be told that it does not do that. Even though I'm overseeing two groups and have high program rights, no one but an administrator can contact the software company directly.
So bottom line, it's great for the number cruncher, but sorely lacking (IMHO) for service planning. We use CCB and Planning Center, which is a pain going back and forth. There is an app that ties them together, but I tried it about year ago with no success.
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CCB is a game changer
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Fast and thorough customer service and technical support. Even for tricky technical issues that would be ignored by a typical support team.
Cons: The generic group model can be a bit confusing for some people. (In CCB a group can be anything... a class, a small group, an organizational unit, the entire church. A lot of people have a hard time wrapping their mind around that.)
The check-in system requires that several settings be entered every time, which confuses volunteers.
Custom reporting is somewhat limited. A full report generator would be a nice additional feature, or possibly read-only SQL query access.
Overall: We've been very happy with CCB over the past several years and highly recommend them for churches of all sizes. They've helped us get a lot more organized and take better care of people.
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Joe Hohman, Technology Coordinator at The Church at Polaris
Wonderful company, product, service, people!
Pros: Constant revision, commitment and betterment of product to suit church specific use.
Cons: None. they constantly work to improve their product according to their customers' needs.
Overall: Well, I just think these folks are totally awesome. We have been using CCB for at least 2 years now and I remain a BIG fan. I feel like I¿m getting Christmas presents every time they update CCB - just when we think there's no way it could possibly get better. I can¿t wait to see what¿s new! They are excellent with customer service and also have wonderful forum pages, training videos, etc. This is the best web software and company I ever experienced because they stay involved and care about their product and consumers. This obviously not only their livelihood, but is a passionate mission to them. thanks, CCB, you make our church work lives so much easier!
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Dana Solida, Church Secretary at First Presbyterian Church
Gets the job done
Pros: Easy to find people. Centralized database, Calendar, and Facility management. Off site backup.
Cons: Dated user interface. Lack of media file management (media player for video / music files) . No service planning module (see Planning Center Online). Limited integration with social media, SMS, ect.
Overall: It's a good program. Flexible for churches of all sizes. The site allows smaller churches to offer "big church" features online.
Vendor Response
by Church Community Builder on December 11, 2012
Hi Jon, thanks for your review! We hear you on the social integrations and UI. We're continually developing new features and integrations, and working to make the software as intuitive as possible. Keep up with improvements here: http://updates.ccbchurch.com/
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Jon Rich, Associate Pastor - Creative Arts & Media at Warm Beach Community Church
Needs work on support and social
Pros: I like the group management, financial management, most things about the profiles. I like Kids Self Check In printing labels process once we got it going. Anything purely administrative in terms of reporting, tracking and automating is really great.
Cons: Biggest pet peeve is how hard it is for most group leaders to communicate with CCB. Only the master user can submit tickets, but our part time staff needs the speed of being able to troubleshoot the system themselves. There needs to be a support avenue for the average user, at least on a leader level, for us to get the most from it. Secondly, there such a lack of feature support for Facebook, especially in the API. I don't want users to access Facebook from CCB, I want them to access CCB from Facebook. An app that would let them know they have messages, show their volunteer schedule, and allow them to update contact info would be killer. Better still would be if they could sign in and use CCB through the app. They use FB daily but many don't use CCB as often. Or give me the API support I need to build the app myself.
Overall: I was pleased upon posting my original review to receive a call from their service manager. While we agreed to disagree about some points about support communication, at least they take criticism seriously, and that gives me a lot of cause for hope so I modified this review. My recent support interactions have been better received since I followed his process. I stand by my contention support is bottle-necked through our master admin and more access for key leaders is necessary. Also, integrating with social through an app would be a huge step forward - CCB is not a social platform and we don't want them to become one. We love the administrative benefits and would like to see that become stronger with better support and training resources. CCB should work on incorporating established social platforms and do what they do best, which is make it easier for us to report, database and administrate.
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Adrian Gates, Media Director at Crossroads Community Church
Director of Programming and Communication
Pros: Customer Service has been responsive.
Cons: CCB is not intuitive. Often it takes several of us around the office to figure out how to do what should be simple tasks. I have been using it for 5 years personally and find myself avoiding it if at all possible. We had a big serving push and decided to utilize several features of CCB to implement new volunteers. Ended up being extremely complicated for us...and the person who headed up that charge was a tech specialist at a book company. She is very savvy and it was quite tedious for her to make CCB work for us. After it was implemented, there were several "dropped balls" by CCB and it ended up in many people falling through the cracks and not being contacted about serving.
Our congregation typically won't touch CCB unless they have to. Only our high capacity volunteers use it b/c we sort of force them to, in order to administrate their teams.
Overall: I would not recommend CCB to another church at this time. In a time where software is extremely user friendly and even a non-tech savvy person can find their way around (think Apple products), CCB seems outdated and tedious.
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Mindy Porter, Director of Communications and Programming at Live Oak Community Church
CCB= Leveraging Impact
Pros: For us, a church of about 800 family units, CCB has given us many tools to leverage our impact. Online Giving/Donor Management, Secure Children's Check-In, Volunteer Scheduling, Small Group management continually give us the leading edge to impact our families.
Cons: not really a con, but like everything tech driven, its always evolving. am waiting on a smart phone app to leverage use.
Overall: CCB is probably the best value for the money and effort for any church, large or small. Since relationships is at the core of most ministry impact, CCB wins hands down.
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Tom Roepke, Pastor to Students at New Hope Community Church
CCB Review
Pros: Easy to use
Hosted web application
Great customer support
On-going development
Great company to work with
Cons: Some financial transactions are cumbersome
Overall: For the money invested, CCB is the best product on the market today.
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Dan Harris, IT Director at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
CCB Church Management System
Pros: -> Information stored centrally but available on line
-> seeks to develop an environment in which the whole church uses CCB to support group activities, contacting people, and conducting general church business/activities. Support church communication with its members AND members inter-communication.
-> Excellent support for small groups
-> Attendance recording information for groups and events
-> Event invitations and RSVP management
-> Search for people using gifts, skills, talents
-> Good privacy support, and control of access to information
-> Good website integration functionality
-> Highly flexible mechanisms for defining processes
-> Remotely hosted. Software as a service offering requiring no equipment at our end.
Cons: -> no rostering functionality
-> Giving/payment functionality available but not supported outside the US.
-> SMS notifications not supported outside the US
Overall: Good product that keeps getting better. Happy with CCB's ongoing development directions, and support for their product.
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Rod Hennegan, Volunteer IT adviser at Hope City Church
Great CMS system
Pros: We love the tons of features CCB has. From Process Queues, to online forms creation, to children checkin, the features all integrate together and just work. We are an all Mac church, so it's nice having a CMS that is avaliable to all operating systems.
Cons: Since it has tons of features some times you can get a little lost in the beginning. We recomend their online training videos. We have had CCB for three years now and still use them.
Overall: Highly recomend it. The best CMS we have found so far.
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Brett Furlong, Executive Pastor at Cape Christian Fellowship
Awesome Database
Pros: It is more than a database but it is also a way to communicate in every area of ministry. People can access their information and join groups, there are so many ways to use the system.
Cons: So far I have not found any.
Overall: I would recommend it highly!
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Carla Faraci, Spiritual Growth Admin, Database coordinator at Pikes Peak Christian Church
CCB is easy to use, less expensive, and very intuitive!
Pros: I'm assuming 5 stars is best in your survey. The customer support rates many more stars than I'm able to give. The team at CCB was so supportive and helpful during the transition from our "old" ChMS. CCB's Process Queues make tracking attenders so easy: we can "watch" them as they move from first-time visitors to members. The Queues also make it easy to see which volunteers have been processed (background checks, coaching/training, etc have been done or NEED to be done). Fewer people slip through the cracks now! CCB has been taking notes when we mention some of the capabilities we had in our "old" ChMS, but don't have in CCB (for example, the ability to track attendance, based on giving). They listen to our concerns/issues, then help us find a workable solution...all the while, they're talking to programmers to make programming changes that will impact CCB's growth.
Cons: We have found some issues when trying to email "Parents Of", and are aware that changes to improve this feature are expected any day (first-quarter 2011). We are a large church (5,500-plus in an average weekend), and initially found CCB to be more geared toward smaller churches. In the 5 months we've been with them, we've seen them changing to be more accommodating to the large churches...but there's still room for growth in this area. Implementation packages are available, but if not used, the church may feel like a fish out of water. I highly recommend implementation be used for all churches that want to use as many CCB features as possible.
Overall: I give 2 thumbs up for CCB overall. The cost is significantly less than many of the other ChMS's out there, and I feel our church gets more "bang for the buck" by using it! We regularly get comments from our attenders that show us how effective CCB is ("Wow! How did you know this was my 2nd visit?" "Thanks for the note that you were praying for me." "Really? I've been attending since 2006, but haven't attended membership, yet? How do I sign up?") I haven't mentioned one of the best features: the ability for members of groups to communicate to each other (without either having the other's email address)! Our group members feel a sense of belonging, right from the start!
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Tabitha Trotter, Assimilation Ministry Director at EastLake Church
Great Product Backed by Great Service
Pros: Web-based application which allows us to keep track of contact information, manage life groups, children and student ministry check-in, assimilation, and building stronger connections and relationships within the church. CCB gives us that centralized place that is accessible to all staff where ever they need it and we never have to worry about managing upgrades or infrastructure.
Customer service and support have been outstanding from day 1. Their responses have been timely, helpful, and very pleasant.
Cons: There are very few cons aside from new feature requests which are already in the pipeline. Any problems we have are usually because someone wasn't trained or shown how to use the application correctly.
Overall: You have to find the right fit when it comes to your church and a ChMS application. For us, CCB was the right choice and they have continued to demonstrate commitment to service and product improvement.
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Greg Davis, Technology & Innovation Director at Fellowship Church
Good expereince with CCB
Pros: Love the Process Queues. Financials, communications, web interfaces, facilities scheduling, all help us meet our ministry goals.
Cons: Looking forward to volunteer scheduling feature.
Overall: Highly recommend CCB. Intuitive and easy to learn. Great customer service.
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Cindy Hosea, Asst Dir of Involvement at Sherwood Oaks Christian Church
Thots on CCB
Pros: easy of use, event check-in, twexting, online contributions.
Cons: needs scheduling module and intergration with planning center online.
Overall: think it is a great value. leverages community and connection points.
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Tom Roepke, pastor to students & tech dude at New Hope Community Church


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PostgreSQL trash can
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Can we achieve the same goal using the DDL triggers?ReplyDeleteReplies
No, event triggers cannot change a command into a different one.Delete
Great extension. Does it work for anything besides tables. I have a bunch of functions and whole schemas I want to trash, but I want to be able to pull them from trash just in case.ReplyDeleteReplies
small matter of programming :-)Delete
- Jim Nasby01 April, 2014 19:58
+1 for allowing all objects, including schemas.ReplyDelete
Great work though in any case!Replies
- Jim Nasby01 April, 2014 20:05
BTW, the other thing that you'd want from this is to know when something was actually deleted so you can better manage what you empty from the trash and when (and in this case I'm in favor of not being forced to empty the entire can at once).Delete
We've actually implemented something similar to this with a to_delete schema, but the big thing we're missing is knowing when something was deleted (as well as the schema it originally lived in, but that hasn't been much of an issue in reality).
Great addition. How can this be installed under Windows? Are all, windows users are probably going to be the ones wanting to use this the most.ReplyDelete
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Table 3 Restaurant and Market
- Address:
3821 Green Hills Village Drive
Nashville, TN 37215Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $30 and under
Table 3 Restaurant and Market
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.table3nashville.com/
- Phone: 6157396900
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Daily: 11:00am - 5:00pm;
Brunch: Sunday: 10:30am- 3:00pm;
Dinner: Sunday & Monday: 5pm - 9pm;
Dinner: Tuesday thru Thursday: 5pm - 10pm;
Dinner: Friday & Saturday: 5pm - 11pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: Tom Sommer
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Table 3 Restaurant and Market
Table 3 Restaurant and Market offers customers an authentic brasserie/bistro dining experience, in a setting that combines contemporary design elements with an Old World atmosphere. Table 3 offers a distinctive, affordable wine list and menu and uses only the freshest of high-quality ingredients.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
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Table 3 Restaurant and Market reviews from OpenTable diners
85 reviews since July 2, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (46)fit for foodies (44)neighborhood gem (42)notable wine list (33)special occasion (30)great for lunch (30)great for brunch (23)romantic (21)good for groups (14)vibrant bar scene (9)hot spot (6)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (3)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great findcharmingDined on 10/26/2014Lovely restaurant, nice menu, good doors, ok service. Went for brunch and although small menu had enough items for everyone to find something to enjoy. Definitely will return for dinner and look forward to trying different and unique foods.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gal Pal Birthday LunchcoolcatDined on 10/24/2014We occasionally gather here for birthday lunches and find the staff accommodating and the food very good. We had cheeseburgers, soup of the day and salads that were all very good! The waitress was attentive to our needs and did not rush us out. It can be a little noisy but we sat at one of the tables in the bar to alleviate that concern and all was well.Special Features:
- Only one thing wrongOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/17/2014Our dinner would have been 5 - star except for one thing. We ordered a salad to share. Instead of splitting the salad onto two plates in the kitchen, the waiter brought out one plate of salad, which was placed in front of the male diner. It would have been nice for each of us to have our own plate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RedBurgundyVIPDined on 10/14/2014Table 3 is my favorite restaurant in Green Hills. It has the best food, is relaxing and has a great wait staff. The wine list has many great choices and pairs well with the menu. I have enjoyed every item that I have ordered. The duck confit appetizer, cheese plates, oysters, light dressed salads, and herb roasted chicken.Special Features:
- Consistantly Excellent!SteakloverDined on 10/5/2014This place is a favorite of ours. The salmon is always grilled perfectly to order and the mixed green salad is one to rave about; not only for the chilled for perfection, fresh greens, but also for the citrus vinaigrette. It's so tasty, you want to lick your salad plate, yet delicate enough so you can actually taste the greens. This past visit, the manager Steve was aiming to please. He made sure we got exactly what we were craving, even though it was in the middle of the brunch and dinner menu time of day. The BEST Pork Ragu with Parmesan Reggiano Pappardelle Pasta I have ever had, and a plethora of wine to choose from for the perfect accompaniment! mmmmm... I'm getting hungry, think I'll have dinner here tonight!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch with friendsNashvillenativeDined on 10/5/2014We had a very good brunch. The menu is broad. I had the grits and egg which was excellent. I like thE French menu. Just like Paris but more room! Service was excellent. Overall very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good dinner on patioElJefeVIPDined on 10/1/2014Really the only place in town for classic French cuisine. Cassoulet is delicious!Special Features:
- Sunday Brunch ExperiencedinekingDined on 9/28/2014Five for brunch, each ordering a different dish. All the meals were very good, really enjoyed the corned beef hash. Menu a little limited but with a nice variety. Prices are a somewhat high. Will probably dine there again, try the dinner menu. They have a good wine list and service was good.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/23/2014I usually love this place, but this appeared to be an off day for the chef. You gotta have awesome food before customers will be cool with charging for substitutions and bread. Step it up, Table 3, you have a great history and an awesome setting!Special Features:
- Very disappointinghumphDined on 9/22/2014The cassoulet tasteless. The seafood platter had excellent oysters but soggy shrimp and lobster and certainly not enough for 2-4 people. The desserts were fabulous. They need to get rid of that waiter.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/21/2014The last two times I have entertained guests at this restaurant, the food has been good but the service has been incrediably slow. The wait between being seated and ordering and throughout the meal. As the best non chain choice for mid priced fine dining in Green Hills, I really want this restaurant to be successful.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceSorryaboutreviewDined on 9/20/2014We were treated poorly throughout the night. We had to wait 15 minutes just to get attention. Multiple times our server would come to the table and we would be out of drinks and would not even recognize it. I normally will never submit a bad review so it took a lot for me to do this.Special Features:
- great place for friendslovevaDined on 9/10/2014We had a wonderful time at Table 3 before a movie. We would definitely repeat the fun experience.Special Features:
- my new Green Hills go-to for lunchTomNashvilleVIPDined on 9/5/2014Table 3 is not new to Green Hills. It has just taken me a long time to try it. Recently, I had two business lunches and my guests and I thought the food and service were great. The waiter was attentive and my BLE (egg)T sandwich was fantastic. The place is clean and well lit. It is plenty quiet for easy conversation. You can find parking or use the valet if you don't want to fool with finding a spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Bistro foodKerenVIPDined on 9/4/2014Table 3 is in an upscale shopping center. Free valet parking and dining options of indoor or out. Trout almondine was server with fresh green beans, delicious. Chicken in wine sauce had two leg thighs pieces in lovely wine sauce and polenta. Frisse salad with poached egg and bacon was tasty. House salad too was good. We really liked and will be going again when in Nashville.Special Features:
- Flavors.. Oh the flavors!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/4/2014This was our second visit,and we'll be visiting again! The food is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service even better food.AllieBDined on 9/3/2014We had an amazing dinner at Table 3. Our food was spectacular. The service was friendly and attentive. I appreciate the mixed menu offerings of more expensive entrees but also more affordable sandwiches. Wonderful wine and alcohol selection. Our server forgot our cheese plate appetizer, but that's OK because we had it for dessert instead! Great restaurant & market. We will be back!Special Features:
- Best in NashvilleOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/31/2014Top choice for food, wine, and mixed drinks. XxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcccccccccccccSpecial Features:
- Great find!BethyZVIPDined on 8/28/2014Table 3 was an unexpected delight. Hidden away near the theater @ the Mall @ Green Hills, this was the perfect spot for dinner before a show. The menu was diverse & delicious featuring traditional French dishes as well as some unique local touches. The octopus appetizer was a particular standout. The service was well timed and attentive to the fact that we had to make a show @ a particular time. Would go back again in a heartbeat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great French FeelJaredBVIPDined on 8/22/2014The food at Table 3 is as good as any French in Nashville. Menu is reasonably priced and portions are the right size. Don't be fooled by the location, this restaurant is worth taking a look.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/17/2014Really good food, really good service. Great place to go before catching a movie at the Green Hills Theater.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingJudgeBVIPDined on 8/14/2014We continue to be amazed at the great menu choices and outstanding quality of Table Three's food. A must visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet, simple but enjoyable dinnerEJoyDined on 8/10/2014The outdoor seating area was closed, but the indoor ambiance was nice. The cheese board was nice and the entrees good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious relaxing lunchQueenDined on 8/4/2014This was my second visit to Table 3 and I will definitely go back! The house red wine was very good and my friend had an amazing Marguerite on the rocks. She ordered the cheeseburger and shared with me, great quality meat. The flatbread special of the day was very good. Just a nice place to enjoy your lunch, good service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy again in Green HillsGolfgirlDined on 7/29/2014With the departure of so many non-chain restaurants in Green Hills, I'm elated to find a neighborhood place to go. While the view is not great, its nice to have outdoor seating. The lunch menu had nice lunch options. Appreciate valet and garage parking options, but can't imagine dining there during peak mall hours. Wine list is lengthy with some interesting choices. Will be coming back to try the happy hour.Special Features:
- Decent, not greatNashvilledatenitesDined on 7/26/2014Pretty good all around. Entrees priced about $3-5 too much. Dessert good. Vgood service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EllenLoveToEatDined on 7/26/2014This is the first time we've eaten here and we were very impressed! Can't wait to go back! Food and service were both excellent. Has a great French menu but reasonably priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- exquisite!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/19/2014Best coq au vin and cassouset Worth every penny Great service Great wine list The house Coates-de-Rhone is greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's all about the foodeskdDined on 7/18/2014In traditional bistro style, you're seated quite close to the people on either side of you. It's authentic, but probably my least favorite part about dining at Table 3. However, the food makes it all worthwhile. The Caesar Salad was good. Probably the best croutons I've had - not so hard as to break your teeth, but just enough resistance to be crunchy. I tried something different this time and ordered the Parpadelle Pasta with Pork Ragu. It was excellent. My husband and I also shared a side of the Pancetta Mac & Cheese. We both agreed we could have made a meal of that. A-ma-zing! For dessert, we shared the Flourless Chocolate Torte. Also A-ma-zing. Perfect end to a great meal.Special Features:
- Watermark didn't hit the 'mark'acesDined on 7/17/2014We were celebrating 2 birthdays, and booked this several weeks in advance. Interestingly, while both the hostess & our waiter wished our guests a "Happy Birthday," upon entering--nothing else was said or done. In 40 years of dining around the world I was shocked that not even a token candle in a cookie was offered. The portions from appetizers to main dishes were paltry--and the expense HUGE. The food was good -not great--and had interesting touches like pistachio nuts in the salad. However, most of the dishes were too salty, the souffle was dry and bland, the halibut overcooked and the dressings on the salads were also dry. The ambience is nice, with a lovely outside deck--just be sure you're not seated under the blowing AC!
- Always reliabledianneforgoodfoodDined on 7/15/2014I meet friends or colleagues for lunch frequently. If the lunch doesn't have to be downtown, Table 3 is on my suggestion list, especially if anyone is in the Green Hills/Forest Hills/Oak Hill area because, as we know, there is nothing to compete except Sixth and Pine. I don't really understand the decision to charge for bread at the table but I know it is being done in other cities and, with our salads, recently, a server brought us some saltines. I am going there on Sunday evening and am already thinking about my menu selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly pleasant cusineAmericaindebongoutDined on 7/14/2014I dined on the Trout dish with haricot verts (green beans) and was stunned to the quality of the dish. I would recommend this restaurant without hesitation to anyone who appreciates haute cusine in Nashville.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out of town coupleNashvilleNewbieDined on 7/11/2014The restaurant was recommended by a local colleague. We made a reservation, but missed the busy time around 7:30, so probably didn't need it. The staff immediately tried to pronounce my last name, with success, so off to a good start. We were quickly seated. I'm not a fan of those close-together tables, like the Cheesecake factory, but had some interesting people around us, so it wasn't bad. If it really bothered me, I could've just asked for a regular table. An initial confusion as to which waiter was responsible for us, since one gentleman took our drink order, and another assumed responsibility for our table. The wine was good. The food was excellent. My wife had the duck burger, and I had the herb chix. Our server was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Losing its charm for usNashPamVIPDined on 7/5/2014Usually one of our go-to spots, we were anxious to try the new summer menu. Hoping for lighter, more seasonal fare, but really mostly unchanged. The ginger mint julep was a bourbon & gingerale -- not even close to a julep. Disappointed to see that the beef bourguignon is no longer served over a bed of polenta, yet still the same price. Feels like you are getting less for the money, which you are. When we asked the server, she told us it was the owner's decision, never offered to share our disappointment (we did ask her to). I tried the new gnocchi, it was good, but not especially summery or seasonal. For the first time after years of patronage, Table 3 felt overpriced to us. Taking this one out of the rotation for awhile.Special Features:
- The following 394 reviews are from the Table 3 Restaurant and Market reviews archive.
- Lance's ReviewlanceDined on 7/1/2014We have been there many times and have never been disappointed. It is our favorite local go to place.Special Features:
- Perfect evening!WifeofverypickyeaterVIPDined on 6/29/2014Food was fabulous, waiter was attentive, but not too attentive, wine was delicious. Could not have had a nicer evening.Special Features:
- Classic DiningJudgeBVIPDined on 6/27/2014We love Table 3 because you can depend on greatness. Everything is always freshly prepared and the wait staff is top notch. They always have interesting daily special. This restaurant is becoming a Nashville tradition for excellence.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Good Table 3CarolandKenEvansDined on 6/20/2014We always have a special time at Table 3, Food is good, nice surroundings and nice wine list. I do wish the Menu would change occasionally, I get tired of it always being the same. We are only 5 minutes away and come here often. We enjoy bringing out of town guests for Dinner. Brunch is very good although it needs a change sometimes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!ImafoodieDined on 6/15/2014Our first time there, could not have been more pleased! We will be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent foodMamadoDined on 6/12/2014We had the scallop risotto special and it was fantastic! Everytjing was delicious and the service was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.