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Maureen Dwyer, one of the city's leading land use and zoning attorneys, and four other attorneys from Pillsbury have joined Goulston & Storrs, the firm announced late Friday.
Making the move with Dwyer are John Epting, Phil Feola, Allison Prince and Paul Tummonds Jr.
Dwyer, the co-chair of the land use group at Pillsbury, said in a news release that Goulston's size, scope of services and experiences better matched her clients, particularly universities. Dwyer's clients include Georgetown, George Washington, American, Catholic, Trinity universities and the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area.
"We are delighted to be joining a firm with such a stellar reputation and a deep historic commitment to real estate," Dwyer said in the release.
Goulston, a Boston-based firm, opened its D.C. office in 2001 to support its national affordable housing practice and has since broadened its real estate practice. Not including Dwyer's team, its D.C. office currently has 14 attorneys, accordimg to the firm's Web site.
"We wish our colleagues good fortune at Goulston," said Jim Rishwain, chair of Pillsbury, in the release from Goulston. "I am confident that we will continue to work with Maureen, Allison, John, Phil and Paul on joint projects and opportunities as we continue to serve our clients at the highest level."
Before joining Pillsbury, Dwyer, a 1978 graduate of Catholic University's law school, worked at Wilkes Artis.
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Continuing TV weekend, tonight sees the beginning of the third season of Game of Thrones, based on on the third book in the series, A Storm of Swords.
Continuing TV weekend, tonight sees the beginning of the third season of Game of Thrones, based on on the third book in the series, A Storm of Swords.
Debuted on Kimmel tonight; The first episode premieres on March 31st. (via)
Awards. The Hugo Award winners were announced at Worldcon this past weekend. Taking Best Novel was Jo Walton's Among Others, beating out George R. R. Martin's A Dance With Dragons and works by China Miéville, James S. A. Corey and Mira Grant. (Walton also won the Nebula for the book.) Other writing prizes went to Kij Johnson, Charlie Jane Anders, Ken Liu and more.
The dramatic presentation awards went to Game of Thrones S1 and Neil Gaiman for his Doctor Who episode 'The Doctor's Wife.' (Gaiman took the opportunity to announce he's writing another episode for the show.) Also noteworthy to us, SF Signal winning for Best Fanzine!
Tolkien. With Peter Jackson's The Hobbit adaption now being three films, the second has been retitled The Desolation of Smaug, with There and Back Again now being the third installment. I fully expect it to contain at least an hour of various slow-motion endings. But seriously, it looks like there was a lot of hints dropped at DragonCon.
A Song of Ice And Fire. A hilarious Storm of Swords 'It Gets Better' PSA. Yes, of course there are spoilers. Or, you can read what GRRM has revealed of the Targaryen conquest of Westeros from the upcoming The World of Ice and Fire.
Lists. io9 picks fall's must-read SF/F books and explores the mermaid trend in YA.
Records. The Hunger Games series has outsold Harry Potter – at least on Amazon.
Also: Ray Bradbury's FBI file / Lev Grossman interviews Terry Brooks / Ursula Le Guin's Noble Prize odds / Dark Tower adaption not so dead after all?
The night is dark and full of terrors. The second season of the hit series based on George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire debuts tomorrow! (I'm so excited, even though I can't actually remember where A Clash of Kings ends and A Storm of Swords begins.) Among the must-reads is this interview with showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss. There's also been a lot of attention paid to the shows' female characters. And is the mainstream finally paying attention to fantasy? Well, sort of.
If you want to gorge on more Thrones news, reviews, and interviews ahead of the premiere, head over to the dedicated fan blog Winter is Coming.
Authors behaving badly. Christoper Priest, author of The Prestige, is not very happy with the Arthur C. Clarke Award shortlist. Take it, Cleolinda.
Preach it. I haven't been much impressed with his books, but I think Patrick Rothfuss hits things right out of the park on how fantasy needs to move past aping the Tolkien elves-and-dwarves formula.
The Hunger Games. Everyone loves it! Except the people who somehow missed that Rue was black in the book, and think that diminishes the character's impact. (Um, spoilers.) Not enough facepalm in the world. Actress Amandla Stenberg said in a statement: "It was an amazing experience; I am proud of the film and my performance. I want to thank all of my fans and the entire Hunger Games community for their support and loyalty."
Will The Hunger Games mark a sea change in Hollywood's willingness to greenlight more female-lead action movies? The experts are skeptical.
And finally, here's something not-so-serious: Capitol propaganda posters.
The Lame Files. Is 50 Shades of Grey taking fan fiction mainstream? Considering what what I got in my mailbox yesterday… Yes. Yes it is. Here's a look back at the book's fanfic past.
Also: Ten books every fantasy author should read – Why the Wheel of Time series is so long – Highlights in the history of space opera – Harry Potter genderswap – Stakes in fantasy novels – Why old books smell so good
Knights Archive spotted that the Random House fall catalog is out, and it contains a listing for Timothy Zahn's yet-untitled Han Solo novel – with a small blurb that gives a few more plot details:
The Death Star has just been destroyed and Han Solo still needs the money to pay off the bounty on his head. Now the opportunity to make that money and then some has walked into his life in the form of the perfect heist. With nine like-minded scoundrels, he and Chewbacca just might be able to pull it off and live to tell the tale!
The listing also mentions a wraparound cover featuring the eleven (ha) scoundrels, and calls it the "perfect" entry for casual fans.
(Also, we now have a tag for the book. It'll change when we get an actual title, but thanks to StarWars-Union.de for the
MUPPETS suggestion.)
Also in the catalog was an entry for Drew Karpyshyn's The Old Republic: Annihilation, but no new details.
And here a few other entries that might also be of interest: The Lands of Ice and Fire, a map book to the world of ASoIaF and Game of Thrones, and Geek Mom: Projects, Tips, and Adventures for Moms and Their 21st Century Families, from the folks who produce the blog.
This one is fantastic (I can't help it, I love Florence and the Machine) with a lot of new scenes (Tyrion in armor! The 'ashes' line!) I have to say I really appreciate that the TV series is rounding out Cersei.
Also noteworthy: The Simpsons' couch gag last night spoofed the Game of Thrones opening titles.
Sunday TV has been sucking this season: I need GoT back. (Sorry, Once Upon A Time.) Is it April yet?
Straight out of HBO's TCA session is the premiere date for the second season of Game of Thrones: April 1st. Not soon enough!
The Emmy nominations came out this morning, and HBO's fantasy series is among most nominated. Game of Thrones received 13 nods, most notably Best Drama and a Supporting Actor nomination for Peter Dinklage, who plays Tyrion.
For Best Drama, the show is up against Boardwalk Empire, Friday Night Lights, Dexter, The Good Wife and last year's winner Mad Men. Dinklage's competition includes John Slattery of Mad Men and Alan Cumming in The Good Wife.
Thrones other nods include writing (for 'Baelor,') direction, casting, costumes, hairstyling, visual effects and Main Title Design.
Meanwhile, A Dance With Dragons is actually selling better in print than in eBook.
Today brings the release of A Dance with Dragons, the latest edition to George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire (ASoIaF) series. This is the biggest fantasy novel of the year, and one fans have been waiting six years for – more, if you count that the last book didn't have several fan-favorite characters.
I've been reading the series since the beginning, and it's one of my favorites. I don't even mind the waiting. (Well, only a little. As odd as this may sound coming from a Star Wars novel fan, I do generally believe in quality over quantity.)
(This post will contain no spoilers for A Dance With Dragons – I won't have the book until this evening – and virtually none for the previous books.)


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Democratic leaders had said no one in their party intended to support the measure.
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1 May 2010
3 May 2012
LennonCloset said
Yesterday was my birthday, and my mother gave me the best gift a Beatles fan could ever receive:
Noooo!!!!I want it and I have to wait another six weeks for my birthday!I´m now officialy jealous, and I´m not normally a jealous-kinda person.
''We're just knocked out. We heard about the sell out. You gotta get an album out, you owe it to the people. We're so happy we can hardly count.''
1 May 2010
Can someone living in London give a high five to anyone who works in the Guardian newspaper?? thank you
BTW SunKing I was watching today an ESPN 30-30 documentary about that famous Edmonton hockey player who was sold to a LA team, for my life I can't remember his last name, Wayne .. Gretzy! I thought of you a lot
1 May 2011
14 April 2010
mr. Sun king coming together said
I'm just glad to see you every so often - and congrats on the job success. And, monsieur Zig, just for not knowing Lawrie was Canadian, I give you this trivia question to redeem yourself.
After the final show of their TV sitcom, what star said the following: "The best cast ever", on air, before calling the cast back on stage for a standing ovation?
mithveaen said
Can someone living in London give a high five to anyone who works in the Guardian newspaper?? thank you
My old housemate Louis writes for them now and again. Next time I'll see him I'll shake his hand (We're British, you know, we wouldn't dream of high fiving each other!)
Any particular reason why?
1 May 2010
Because of this story.
No problem Joe, a handshake will do. The papers might not look like legit, but they are. Check out this story.
Thanks Joe!!
9 June 2010
Hey everyone! Sorry I've been lurking so long, but posting from an iPod is a pain in the butt. (I'm sure Sun king can testify to that... )
Anywhoo, no, I'm not just de-lurking after two months because it's my birthday tomorrow... why do you ask?
PS -- I LOVE YOUR SIG MITH! (the last part)
Oh, and one more thing -- apples for all!
EDIT: Sorry to post and run, but my family is taking me to Taste of India for my birthday dinner. See ya in a couple of hours!
If I seem to act unkind, it's only me, it's not my mind that is confusing things.
1 May 2010
19 September 2010
9 June 2010
Meh, I hate it because I don't really like typing anything up on the iPod. The screen's too small for my taste. Viewing webpages is OK, but if I want to post something, especially with formatting, I go for an actual computer.
(Unrelated: That awkward moment when you hit space twice to insert a period, then you remember you're not on an iPod.)
Also, I just remembered how much I use Twitter. RP accounts FTW!
If I seem to act unkind, it's only me, it's not my mind that is confusing things.
1 May 2011
What is up with every time a beatle related building is scheduled to be closed people get all upset and start wailing from the depths for it to be saved? It was bad enough in Liverpool when folks would petition for buildings John once walked past to be saved from demolition but now there is a beatles museum in Germany, which has lost a fortune every month and has to close due to massive debts, begging Paul to save it. Is he meant to donate millions so a museum can continue to operate at a loss?
Either let the place fold completely or close down temorarily, slim down the size (5 flippin' floors), get your costs in order, and reopen with a sensible business plan.
Im fed up with this attitude of everything a beatle breathed on must be saved at the cost of redevelopment and progression. Yes there should be exceptions but only in exceptional circumstances like a beatle lived there for a significant period of time, not because he went in to ask for a match to light his cigarette.
1 May 2010
I agree with you. I think the economy is not helping either.
I'm not feeling well lately. So please send good vibes this way. Thank you....
20 January 2012
19 September 2010
Mith, I'm both sending the good vibes, the good times, and George over to Mexico.
Oh, and meanmistermustard, you are, 100% right. It's not right to keep every slightly related to the Beatles building if it was an insignificant part of their life. Mimi's house? Of course. 20 Forthlin Rd? Sure. But they saved Ringo's first home. Why? Because we have an obsession with the famous. The Dingle is falling apart. Demolish it, and stop tying yourself to the past for the insignificant.
1 May 2011
Its no wonder that some folks in Liverpool are getting a bit fed up with The Beatles memory dominating their city. Try anything new and someone pops up saying its a disgrace crushing the beatles heritage and everything they did.
1 May 2010
Thank you guys. I had a long conversation with a friend and I feel much better now. (My health problems are related with stress)
And I'll take care of George thankyouverymuch SunKing.
15 October 2011
Wooah, I can't remember when was the last post I made here... I'm almost sure, nobody remembers either
ANYWAYS, I hope nobody's in 10th grade because it's a living nightmare and that's why I haven't been here for a while. I have 2 weeks free, so that explains it...
It's cool too see that maybe a lot of people from here have stopped posting (like me) But some people *cough* mith, meanmistermustard, sunking, Joe and Zig *cough* are still posting...
And I don't know... This post has no point other than to say that I miss this website, it's so cool, so many Beatlemaniacs
And I missed these icons too
Anyways, hope everyone is having a wonderful 2012 and I also hope that you're eating a lots of apples...Seriously! Apples are not that cheap here
7 November 2010
meanmistermustard said
Im fed up with this attitude of everything a beatle breathed on must be saved at the cost of redevelopment and progression.
There is an entire street in Liverpool that is completely abandoned, but hasn't been knocked down and rebuilt yet because Ringo lived in one of the houses as a baby. He's said himself that his whole childhood took place in his second house, and he has no memories from this first house. And also, the rest of the houses in the street are falling apart, with bricks and roof tiles falling off all over the place, and all the surrounding streets have now been rebuilt and look great. Seems like a massive waste of space in a city that could probably use the extra housing.
"When I cannot sing my heart, I can only speak my mind."
1 May 2011
And that German Beatles museum is still whining that nobody has come to save it. I have no sympathy.
England are out of the Euro's, Wimbledon has begun, and the sun is threatening to shine. The good days of summer.
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While he may be world-famous and seven years sober, the streets of Bed-Stuy Brooklyn still ring in the voice of Tracy Morgan. Coming from a childhood of poverty and crack-dealing, Morgan built a respectable career in standup, performing on HBO's Def Comedy Jam before reaching TV mega-stardom on Satu ... More >>
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Wrong-man thriller might have flown as comedy.
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By Denise Mann
Once your baby is born, how do you decide between going back to work and staying at home? Jamie Principe, a 38-year-old mother of two who lives in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, N.Y., has done both. When her girls, now 4 and 5, were younger, she worked outside the home as an architect. Then, she made the surprisingly smooth and easy transition of becoming a stay-at-home mom.
"I left my job not with the commitment to be a stay-at-home mom," Principe says. "I left because the nature of my job had changed and was no longer beneficial to me professionally. At the same time, my long-time nanny's breast cancer had come back. The thought of searching for new child care and hunting for a job both while still working and trying to be a mother to my kids was more than I could handle. So since my family could manage financially with one income, I decided to make the break."
And lo and behold, she loved it. "I was surprised at how much I loved being home," Principe tells WebMD. "Having more time to myself. Enjoying mundane tasks. Catching up with friends. But most of all, being there for my kids." She had found it nice in some ways to "outsource" the laborious and often dull routine of caring for small children. "But now that the kids are older," she says, "I feel my presence at home when their school/camp day is over is much more meaningful and important to both me and them."
Still, Principe misses the professional interaction and stimulation she once knew.
The New-Mom Dilemma
To work or not to work -- away from home -- is a dilemma many new moms face. And like Principe, many are surprised at how they feel.
"You have to leave as many options open as possible through pregnancy and the first year of a first child's life," says Jenny Stuart, PhD. Stuart, a psychoanalyst in New York City, has a special interest in working parents and their children. "It is really hard to predict how you will feel when you become a mother," she says. "Some women who expect to love it are bored and angry and want to work. Others are utterly taken by surprise by how much they want to stay home."
Her advice is to not make any major decisions while you are expecting. She also says it's important to remember there is no right answer. "The decision depends very much on the psychology of the woman making it and on what types of support networks she has."
Young children do need steady contact with predictable caregivers. "I think they need as much contact as possible with their own parents," Stuart tells WebMD. "But a very good day care can be a good complement to what a mother or pair of parents can do on their own. So it's not the case that mothers of young children must not work. But they do have to keep in mind the child's actual needs."
She says the decision about going back to work after having a baby depends on several factors, including the availability and quality of external support, financial constraints, and emotional readiness to either stay at home or work outside the house.
"It doesn't do children much good if you stay home and are angry and feel guiltily," she says. "It also doesn't do much good if you go to work thinking you are supposed to be home full time."
It's OK to stay at home, Stuart says, even if it is at odds with your professional training. It's also OK even though you feel an obligation to the women of your generation and the next. Because "if you go to work and are unhappy there," she says, "that's not great for kids either."
Mother Issues
"Women focus on 'Should I work or shouldn't I work,'" Stuart says. "At the same time, they are less aware of their own anxieties about becoming mothers in first the place." She tells WebMD that the conflict over going to work has a lot to do with a fundamental anxiety: "Will I be a good mother?"
A lot of this anxiety may stem from a new mom's relationship with her own mother, Stuart says. "If your relationship with your own mother is troubled, you will feel quite anxious as a mother. And you will focus that anxiety on the question of working or staying at home."
Mommy Wars
Another issue facing both moms who go back to work and moms who choose to stay at home is how other moms perceive them.
"It's important to keep in mind that the people making judgments are conflicted," Stuart says. "This is such a polarizing issue because everybody feels conflicted." For example, she says, "If you decide to stay home full time and not work, you take great pains to defend that position. One way to do this is to demonize someone who has made another decision. Women who do work and pass judgment on women who don't are trying as best they can to manage their own guilt and anxiety about what they are giving up."
So, she adds, try not to take it personally.
Some women may not have a choice about going back to work after having a baby, says Joyce Morley-Ball, EdD. Morley-Ball is a psychotherapist in Atlanta.
"You have to determine if it is more cost-effective for mom to stay home or go back to work," Morley-Ball says. "A family in a higher socioeconomic class can choose. Those with a lower socioeconomic status may not have a choice."
Another issue is the quality of child care that is available. Morley-Ball says it's important for the mom to consider whether she can accept the type of care that's there. Breastfeeding can also be an issue for a mom who goes back to work.
There is no right or wrong answer, she says. "It depends on the needs of the family."
Making It Work for Your Family
Erica Yahr-Rader is a 38-year-old mother of two from Montclair, N.J. She works full time outside the home and admits it can be difficult at times.
"I try to make sure I block off time to attend school events," she says, "including things during the daytime whenever possible. I also never speak about work in terms of money around my kids. It's about mental stimulation and something I enjoy doing."
She tells WebMD that she makes it her business to leave work on time so she can spend the evening with her kids and put them to sleep. "But," she adds, "I am often online after that and my work gets done."
Yahr-Rader says that since she does work, "I try to make the weekends kid-focused -- not run errands and do stuff that's not fun, but do stuff the kids want to do."
The important thing to remember, Morley-Ball says, is that no matter what you decide -- to go to work or to stay at home -- it's going to be a balancing act.
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- Address:
181 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116Neighborhood:
Back Bay
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Joe's American Bar and Grill - Boston
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.joesamerican.com/
- Phone: (617) 536-4200
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 11:00am - midnight...
Saturday and Sunday: 9:00am - midnight...
Brunch served Saturdays, Sundays & Monday Holidays from 9:00am-3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: David Forbes
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Cafe, Delivery, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
A word from Joe's American Bar and Grill - Boston
Joe's American Bar & Grill has a new home in Boston's Back Bay. Our new landmark location features a retractable roof in the cafe and upper bar area, a display kitchen, two full bars, and private dining. Joe's is a neighborhood staple for traditional American cuisine. At Joe's, we focus on using the freshest quality ingredients for all our dishes as well as providing a comfortable and fun atmosphere for all our guests. Joe's is a favorite for a casual lunch, a family dinner or a gathering of friends. Enjoy Joe's for lunch, dinner, weekend brunch or take-out.Continued
Please know that Joe's American Bar & Grill tries to honor all reservation requests. HOWEVER, THE PATIO IS SEATED ONLY ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS.
Please know that Joe's American Bar & Grill tries to honor all reservation requests. HOWEVER, THE PATIO IS SEATED ONLY ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS.
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122 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food3.9Service3.9
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good for groups (53)great for lunch (45)neighborhood gem (41)vibrant bar scene (34)great for outdoor dining (28)great for brunch (28)kid-friendly (25)hot spot (23)fit for foodies (22)special occasion (13)late-night find (12)scenic view (9)romantic (9)notable wine list (6)Show More
- An absolutely favorite!theyoungfoodieVIPDined on 11/22/2014Everytime I dine at Joe's I am never disappointed. No matter what I order, whether it be the famous nachos or a burger, my food is always delicious. When people I know want to visit Boston, I always take them to Joe's! The atmosphere is fun, the food is delicious and all you need is good company to hit the trifecta. I absolutely love Joe's and if you hagent gone, you haven't experienced Boston :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Típico americanoLaurianoDined on 11/19/2014Ambiente típico americano com boa comida a preços razoáveisSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Janlou1VIPDined on 11/14/2014Always dependable. Food if good for the price, and service is fast and courteous. A favorite for a casual dinner or lunch with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was great service was ehJenjaminDined on 11/8/2014The food was amazing and the place is beautifully decorated. The host stand is very oddly set up and the hosts are too preoccupied talking to each other to pay attention to the guests walking through the door. We had to wait ten minutes for our reservation, and that was fine, if not for the lack of eye contact and respect granted by the host on the main computer. There was barely a smile given to us and the experience just started off weird. I understand it was a busy night, but service should be the main priority. Server was decent, but not excellent. The food was great and so was the beer so that attempted to make up for the experience but my boyfriend and I felt offended from the start of the experience.Special Features:
- Very good American fareDeboVIPDined on 11/8/2014We all had great meals - steak, kale salad and burgers. Really liked the loaf of warm bread that was served. Very attentive and friendly waiters. Just a good all-around, casual place that wasn't too expensive right in the middle of beautiful Newbury Street. Would definitely go back again.Special Features:
- It's a stapleEmilyDined on 11/8/2014Joe's always delivers on great service and food. Will continue to visit often!Special Features:
- Never DisappointsMercianknightDined on 11/7/2014We love Joe's for the good food, high energy, and always attentive, hard-working staff. The bar-keep (Chris) and waiter made a smart casual dining experience seem much more than the modest prices would indicate. This is a really great place to kick-start a week-end in Boston and is why I always make sure I visit here every time I am in Boston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service!RGK4Dined on 11/7/2014Love joes for their appetizers! The servers are always so accommodating. We usually sit with a server named Lauren who is incredible. I love the spinach dip and the sangria!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Price is rightEmilyandSeanVIPDined on 11/1/2014The ambiance is def a step above other Joes locations and u can't beat the menu prices for that location! Service pretty poor and they said they couldn't make an apple martini for my friend- that's just not true if you have a bar and a cocktail menu full of sugary flavored liquors. Good spot if you don't really care abt food quality and have another reason to be in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poor service/mediocre foodboneDined on 10/26/2014Long wait for food. Waiter promised to bring us bread during this time and forgot. He poured water into soda. At end of meal he hastily gave us bill and seemed more interested in moving us out than offering us dessert or coffee. Borderline rude. Rueben was greasy. Burger bun was hard.
- Nice lunchLovetodineVIPDined on 10/25/2014good food and service. Great place for lunch when visiting that part of the cityI would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor Experience @ Joe'sJJDBostonDined on 10/24/2014Overall my experience at Joe's was very poor. Since this restaurant has moved to its new location, the quality and service has gone downhill. We were seated in the back of the restaurant, near the glass wall facing the open kitchen. Once seated, it was apparent things have changed at Joe's. The restaurant was filled with large groups of college aged girls celebrating their birthdays. I asked for the steak to be recooked at Medium, waiter said fine. Thirty minutes later, my recooked steak emerged from the kitchen. The entire table had finished with their meal at this time. Sitting there, eating my meal while the rest of the table was finished, was not my idea of good service.
- GoodkeyslpVIPDined on 10/24/2014Waiter was friendly, but service was slow. We were a party of 5 and some of our food came out cold (i.e. french fries) and some hot, so the service issue may be with the kitchen. We asked for rolls upon sitting down and only recieved them 5 mins before the food was coming out. It took a very long time for the food to come out (our overall dining experience lasted 2 hours and we did not linger as we had somewhere to be after). The shining light was that the food that came out hot was great and they took extra care with one of our guests who had multiple food allergies- which in the end makes cold french fries worth it. Highly recommend if you have food allergies.
- Neighborhood gem, delicioustravelingdiner53Dined on 10/16/2014Joe's American Grill on Newbury Street is a delicious find. We were greeted warmly when we arrived, and found our waiter to be friendly and professional. He knew the menu very well and guided us very capably and enthusiastically, so we all made excellent choices. The fall special menu with BBQ shrimp on polenta, Shepherd's pie, and bread pudding was outstanding. I ordered the warm buttery biscuits to capture every drop of the BBQ shrimp sauce. Sophisticated menu with great comfort food as well. We will be back!Special Features:
- great burgerpkm1990Dined on 10/15/2014the food was great, indoor patio/sitting area is enjoyable, and everything is well priced. definitely recommend this to othersSpecial Features:
- AlixDined on 10/6/2014Joe's never disappoints. Needed a late reservation for a birthday celebration, food was great, service was outstanding, and atmosphere was lovely! Simple and elegantSpecial Features:
- Large partyDebbieVIPDined on 10/5/2014We went for a birthday celebration. Accommodating to large parties. Great menu choices for everyone's palate. And of course a happy birthday serenade at the end by all the wait staff. Large or small parties, great place, will go back again.Special Features:
- Standard Amercan fareRld26VIPDined on 10/2/2014Nothing remarkable but good prices for Boston and good for kids.Special Features:
- Great brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/28/2014I had the buffalo chicken and waffles and couldn't have been happier with my mealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/24/2014I ordered the meatloaf, as I have occasionally in the past. What was delivered looked like meatloaf, but tasted strange, and had the consistency of Crisco. I couldn't eat it. For the first time in my life, I sent it back and ordered something else (which was good). The restaurant handled the situation well, and charged me only for the second meal. Stephanie's is a go-to restaurant for us, and we will certainly remain loyal customers, assuming this problem is the rare exception that I think it is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What's the point of a reservation?OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/20/2014I made a reservation for 3 people for 830pm Saturday night. Once we walked in promptly we gave them our information and the hostess said it would be a minute. 15 minutes later I inquired about what "a minute" exactly meant to them. They apologized and said they were just waiting for a table to leave. Another 15 minutes later we were seated. We then waited at the table for another 10 minutes for our server to come to the table. Overall, it seems like what is the point of making a reservation at a restaurant when I had to wait half hour to be seated. Not to mention that was the "wait time" the hostess was telling people who were coming in off the street.Special Features:
- onlyjamieDined on 9/20/2014Lovely service and amazing food, my party definitely had a good time and I appreciate the patience in waiting and dealing with my large group.Special Features:
- Good Brunch on NewburybrunchfindVIPDined on 9/14/2014My experience at Joe's was very good. Great service, and very flexible with my reservation as my guest was arriving from Logan and traffic was challenging. The wait staff was especially accommodating regarding food sensitivities. The menu was varied from basic comfort food to healthy options. I asked for a side of fruit instead of french fries with my eggs and they were very flexible. I would definitely recommend this for a group with varied likes.Special Features:
- Nice break to Newberry streetOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014Food is good bar has nice setup to watch people walk down newbery street!!! Great serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Food with FriendsLindazzzDined on 9/12/2014Don't be fooled by the lighthearted atmosphere. Joe knows food. I have eaten here several time and been highly impressed with the nuanced subtle flavors of the food. Kudos to the chef for the pallet pleasing dishes. Service also beyond excellent. They care; it shows. Go to Joe's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceEcosseDined on 9/7/2014Our waitress Maritza was very friendly and attentive. The restaurant was busy but the food arrived quickly and was very tasty. Good value for money.Special Features:
- Dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014I enjoyed my dining experience, at Joe's but the only thing I will mention is how small my table was. I was a party of 2, and they stuck us at a very small table. Otherwise, the food and service was great, and will definitely come back again, but I will just request a booth.Special Features:
- Dinner at Joe'sMauiwoweeDined on 9/3/2014Great dinner at Joe's. Food very good...almost like home cooking! Wish we could remember our waitress' name...she did an excellent job. Loved it so much, we came back another night.Special Features:
- Family friendly and great brunchFoodieVIPDined on 9/1/2014We were seated promptly and our server was very friendly and courteous. We had 4 kids under 4 for brunch and everything was great; service, food and ambiance. Highly recommend for families and groups.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, Exceptional serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014From beginning to end this was a fantastic experience. Visited Joe's with my girlfriend for our anniversary and once again I was not disappointed. The jumbo shrimp and jumbalaya was delicious and the drink selection was terrific. The women who sat us was kind and helpful. And our server was attentive but not annoying. Couldn't ask for a better experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- At your own riskOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/17/2014We booked a table to ensure we got a seat on a Sunday evening. On arrival our table wasn't ready and we were handed a device that would buzz when our table became free. Countless couples and groups waiting escorted to their tables before us making it evident our booking meant nothing. Committed to eat here stuck it out to be taken to the smallest space and table we had ever had the pleasure of eating at. Our busy was attentive enough and our order was promptly taken. No sooner had we taken the first bite of our appetiser our main dish was plonked on the table. We asked for it to be served a bit later and were then kept waiting ages before finally being served Luke warm tasteless fare. If this is your thing then give them a visit.
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/16/2014People came, eat & left before we received our food
- Great DinnerBruceGDined on 8/14/2014We showed up a few minutes early but only had towaitmaybe 5 minutes. The hostess was very accommodating allowing us to get a table by the open window panelsSpecial Features:
- Late rezziesrarereviewerDined on 8/14/2014We had family coming into town and it ended up being a party of 9. At 730pm I used Opened table to get 815pm reservations. They were so accommodating. The waiters were excellent bringing out multiple baskets of bread while we waited, always refilling our drinks, bringing out all our food at once. Our actual waiter even volunteered to take a picture of us. We are definitely coming back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Locale bello ed accoglienteDanieleDined on 8/14/2014Locale molto vivace ed accogliente dove puoi metterti al bancone per un aperitivo o una birra o cenare. Noi abbiamo prenotato on-line ed all'orario prescelto ci hanno accolto. Avendo due bambini piccoli 2 e 4 anni si sono preoccupati subito di loro per metterli a loro agio. Noi abbiamo preso crab cake come antipasto e poi la classica steak ed una birra media. Tutto buono e la carne cotta bene. Servizio veloce e la cameriera premurosa anche coi bambini. Spesa giusta per il locale e location. Consigliato.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could've been betterOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/12/2014Having eaten here before, I thought it would be a safe place to take a picky eater, but sadly enough it didn't work. We ordered nachos to start, which were great, but the bottom half were so drenched in cheese sauces that they were too soggy to eat by the time we got to them. The food was rushed out before we were done with our appetizers. Unfortunately it was a fluke though because they brought my friend very undercooked meat. We had to flag down a bus boy to ask him to bring it back because our waiter never came to check on us. It then took them another 10 minutes to cook the meat again, but then they cooked it way over done. Needless to say we weren't too satisfied.Special Features:
- Great food great atmosphereCrcaudleDined on 8/11/2014The food here is always great no conplaints about the food. The service is always catering to your needs they were always checking on the table and gave us refills that were there in no time. The drinks there are very well made and tasty while the price was very good. It's a great spot for lunch, dinner, late night drinks, or watching a sports game there. Highly recommended establishment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We live in the neighborhood.DineOutOftenVIPDined on 8/7/2014Lunch was a disappointment. We had burgers that were average and the crab cakes had too much bread. For being one of the places to get the "best crab cakes in Boston", it was pretty poor. The service was bad because of the attitude of the waiter. He kept clearing the table while we were eating and did not clean the table between the main course and dessert. Food came out in a timely manner but the attitude of the waiter made it less than pleasant. The greeters were very friendly and welcoming and the setting is terrific.
- Exceptional Service & FoodDaveDined on 8/3/2014We had a group of 8 for a hastily-arranged Sunday night dinner and couldn't have been more pleased. From the ease of reservations (thank you Open Table!) to the excellent wine list, superb food and attentive and friendly service, it was a great experience from beginning to end. Looking forward to going back the next time I'm in Boston!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really Enjoyed ItKJM1Dined on 8/3/2014Lively spot in a very central location on bustling Newbury St, with nice indoor street-level space open to the sidewalk for taking in the passersby and enjoying brunch or burger or salad. Handsome, sports-themed downstairs dining room has a nice bar and open kitchen, and the space is lined with booths. We were four for brunch and had no complaints.Special Features:
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I just had an interesting online discussion with John Payne from the Show-Me Institute about light rail. Light rail fails on pretty much every efficiency measure, and I write that as someone who likes being able to get to the places I need to go in St. Louis without having to drive. It just so happened that the MetroLink in St. Louis was consistent with my preferences.
John pointed out that to take the MetroLink would require that he stand on a platform in the cold. This raises an interesting question. One might argue that taking the train is going to be eco-friendly relative to driving if the trains are going to run anyway. Or is it?
John mentioned standing in the cold on a platform. Most of the people who are going to stand in the cold are probably going to wear an extra layer or drink more coffee. This all requires energy to produce. Are the alleged environmental benefits of light rail relative to driving swamped by additional energy costs that don't get measured?
As I argued earlier this week, we can't know without prices, profits, and losses. To the extent that we can measure (even indirectly) some of the costs and benefits of light rail, it fails by its own standards. Here's John with more, and here's an op-ed and a policy study by Randall O'Toole in which he analyzes proposals to build light rail in Kansas City.
I mentioned at the beginning of this post that I like the MetroLink in St. Louis because I prefer taking trains to taking cars. In November, I went to a conference at Washington University. I was able to take Greyhound from Memphis to St. Louis and then Metrolink between Wash U, my hotel, and the parts of St. Louis I wanted to visit (Wong's Wok in the Loop, specifically). Light rail makes me better off. It is a mistake to observe that I am better off and then observe that society is better off. I think Henry Hazlitt had something to say about that.


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Step 1: Ice kite buggy didn't work so well
Step 2: A brief introduction to kites
Step 3: It's all about the edge
Step 4: Turn to leeward!
Step 5: Use scrap material and expensive machine downtime
(download the zip file full of all the CAD drawings)
I designed it to use abrasive jet machined aluminum connectors and extruded aluminum bars. The blades were also jet machined from stainless steel and sharpened to a 90 degree angle by hand. The flexure is polycarbonate. You could accomplish the same thing with scrap steel from a bed frame welded together.
Step 6: It's fast
The plastic beam on the leeward side is a flexture that turns the two skates. Push out in the center at the footstrap to go upwind, pull in to go downwind. The flexture is rigidly attached on one side and slides on the other.
Step 7: Action!
Step 8: More details
Step 9: Improve
Step 10: If you do nothing else, watch this one
Step 11: Safety equipment
Check out the image notes for specific safety gear. More information here.
As long as you're not going directly down wind or the wind hasn't died... You use the kite to stop, same as you do for most kite sports. You simply get it powered up in the opposite direction of your momentum, and let it slowly pull you to a stop, then you depower/land... or you end up going that way for a bit and try the same move again.
The title gave me a great mental image one of those "PYKRETE" boats made from a mixture of ice and sawdust.
To think they were going to make aircraft carriers out of the stuff.
I so want to try this with my skateboard, though I would get injured. Badly.
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The St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office has seen a recent increase in ATV thefts.
Captain Megan Vizena with St. Landry Crime Stoppers said, "We are requesting any information you may have on these crimes, including information on vehicles or people that may seem suspicious in areas. This can include encounters with people that seemed nervous or had an explanation for their activities that did not make sense."
In addition the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office asks you to keep the following suggestions in mind regarding your ATV's:
1. Physically secure the vehicle(s) when not in use.
2. Remove the keys and store them in a different location.
3. Record the VIN, serial number, or any personally applied markings and store them in a secure location.
4. Take photographs of your vehicles, including any personally applied markings, and store this information in a secure location.
Capt. Vizena said, "Contact your neighbors when you will be gone for extended periods of time and ask them to watch for suspicious activity on or near your property."
St. Landry Parish Crime Stoppers is seeking the assistance of anyone with information on these crimes.
"We are offering up to a $1000 reward in this case for information leading to the arrest and filing of charges," Vizena added.
If you have any information about this crime, call St. Landry Crime Stoppers at 948-8477 (TIPS)
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What's cooler than a party cooler/warmer? A party cooler/warmer with the NFL Buffalo Bills logo emblazoned on it. Whether tailgating with a group of friends or hosting a party for the big game at your home, we have you covered. The portable party cooler/warmer operates on 12V or standard household current, so you can take it with you to keep 24 12-oz. cans cool or your famous hot wings warm.11in.W x 14in.D x 17in.H.
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Police Warn Of Stolen Badge and Gun
Authorities are warning people to be cautious after a police officer's badge and gun were stolen during a car-break in. According to KMOV, on October 19th, during a car-break on the Culpepper's Bar and Grill parking lot in St. Charles, a thief got away with an officer's gun and badge, as well as the victim's passport and business cards. The weapon is believed to be a semi automatic handgun, not the officer's service revolver. The victim works for a law enforcement agency somewhere in St. Charles County, and the badge and gun do not belong to a St.Charles officer.


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Carolina lost by the tally of 3-2 to the Islanders, who were playing their first home game on Saturday night. Obviously, that's bad. They failed to capitalize on five power play chances, making them 0-15 on the young season. Also bad. What's worse is that the game-winning goal was a shorthanded tally by the Islanders' Shawn Bates. Very bad.
Miro Satan "scored" his first goal in an Islanders sweater thanks to a freak play. Canes defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky was near the net to knock down Satan's shot, but when he tried to clear the puck, it floated past Cam Ward for the goal. Replays clearly show that Tverdovsky inadvertently knocked it in, and since Satan was the last Isle to touch it, he is credited with the goal. That was ugly. Also on the ugly side is the Islanders third sweaters, which they wore for opening night. Ugly.
On the "good" side, I might actually say "very good" was that our 2003 draft pick Eric Staal scored both Canes goals. The first one came midway through the first. Josef Vasicek made a VERRRRRRRY long pass to a streaking Staal, who came in alone and buried it against likely Team USA netminder Rick DiPietro. On the play, Staal received the pass right at the Isles blue line, and had to really utilize his reach to stay on side. It was beautiful. After the Isles took a 3-1 lead, coach Lavi pulled Ward with about 1:45 to go. With the extra attacker, we were able to apply some serious pressure, and we got another goal out of it. It was one of those where there was a slew of traffic out front and the puck found its way into the net. The replays I saw show that it should have been Tverdovsky's goal, but they're crediting Staal with a tap-in as the puck went from post to post. So after three games, Staal has four goals. One in the first game, one in the second, and two in the third. I may have to institute an Eric Staal monitor.
From the looks of this young season, it seems like we're going to really take advantage of the legalized two-line pass. We've gotten a couple of breakaway goals as a result of long, legal passes.
We need to get the power play going. We need to start scoring more than two goals per game. It's a long season, and we've got plenty of time to make the adjustments, but everyone would breathe a little easier if we could have a game very soon where we accomplish those things. The Crapitals are coming to town on Wednesday, so that may be our chance.
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Episode description: Meet three organizers who are working toward common goals and demanding change.
Rating: [TV-RE] (Rating Exempt)
Series Information: Moyers & Company
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Visiting fisherman can choose from bay and offshore fishing. Additionally, the jetties provide an ideal location for Port Aransas fishing. Your catch of day can end up being trout, redfish, flounder, red snapper, tuna, marlin and even shark!
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