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Bhojanic Restaurant at The Shops Around Lenox
- Address:
3400 Around Lenox Rd #201
Atlanta, GA 30326Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
Bhojanic Restaurant at The Shops Around Lenox
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.bhojanic.com/
- Phone: (404) 841-8472
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Indian
- Executive Chef: Surender Malhotra
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: A beautiful private dining room can accommodate up to 20 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Archna Becker 4043861940
- Entertainment: Jazz, Funk, Blues, Fusion Indian & popular local DJs.
A word from Bhojanic Restaurant at The Shops Around Lenox
Traditional Indian food in a Non-traditional atmosphere. Home-style Indian Fusion Tapas in a hip, fun environment. Live Music & special events throughout the week. Specialty House Martinis include Guava, Lychee & Mango. "In a city overrun with South Indian options, Bhojanic offers some of the most vibrant North Indian fare in Atlanta" - Creative Loafing-Continued
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Bhojanic Restaurant at The Shops Around Lenox reviews from OpenTable diners
48 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.3Service3.7
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (23)great for outdoor dining (23)neighborhood gem (20)good for groups (19)great for lunch (18)special occasion (11)kid-friendly (9)romantic (4)hot spot (4)scenic view (2)late-night find (2)great for brunch (2)Show More
- Always delicious food.MPAKVIPDined on 10/23/2014Bhojanic provides consistently flavorful and delicious offerings. We took my daughter, who had never eaten Indian food, to try Indian cuisine for the first time and she loved it. She lives nearby and will now be a frequent customer of Bhojanic. I am never disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So sothetibouDined on 10/18/2014The quality is getting worse, the service was done by a weird guy quite unfriendly. I recommend people who like Indian food to go to chai pani, at least there the food quality is good.
- Food needs some varietyLoveTastyFoodDined on 10/17/2014The food at Bhojanic is still very tasty but it seems like the flavor is losing its charm a little bit. I don't know whether it is because we eat there a lot that it does not seem that tasty or there is some difference in the way the food itself. Will have to try few more times and see. It just felt like that the menu is getting a little old. I think they should keep on trying new specials and offer it every so often to keep interest.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great gathering spotOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/9/2014I hosted a surprise birthday lunch (party of 10) for a friend here. I called ahead and the restaurant was very accommodating- they even allowed us to bring a special cake in to help my friend celebrate. When we arrived they had our table ready- and gave us a private area, which helped me pull off the surprise. The servers were very helpful to those who were new to Indian food, and everyone raved about their lunch- great food at a great value. We will definitely return to Bhojanic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- training wheels?PCM1VIPDined on 10/3/2014the food was, as always good. but after we sat down, i had to ask our waitress for water, to take our drink order, for napkins when our appetizers came, for plates to put our appetizers on, for cutlery, then for water refills, and again for plates when our main courses arrived. i could not tell if the issue was lack of training or lack of service. either way, a fairly less than mediocre experience, and one where the quality of the service made what was supposed to be a nice evening out with family a less than fun experience.
- IndianpainetvinDined on 9/27/2014Good ethnic food, authentic and varied. Pleasant and helpful staff. Easy to find. Will certainly go againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was mediocreDisappointedDined on 8/29/2014I've had worse food, but I've definitely had better. Would not come back as there are so many other restaurants in the area.Special Features:
- Deliciously differentAtlantaeaterDined on 8/27/2014The food was great, and our server was helpful in terms of recommendations. The tables inside are pretty close together so you do kind of feel like you're practically sitting with the people next to you. I would avoid it on the weekend because at full capacity it might be too loud to have a conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent Food but Dirty PlaceVAGAFamilyVIPDined on 8/16/2014While certainly not the best Indian food, it was good. The dishes were flavored nicely but the meat was a but fatty and chewy. The place also seemed dirty. The tables were sticky and there was food on the chairs and the floor. You can tell the tables had not been wiped down - we even moved twice before sitting down. With the options in the area, I doubt we will be back.Special Features:
- Good food and serviceFentonVIPDined on 8/15/2014We sat outside and enjoyed well presented food and good serviceSpecial Features:
- Love this place/fantastic location.OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/13/2014Seriously, one of my favorite places to eat in Atlanta. Super friendly staff. Active manager who makes his rounds. Christine in the front of house is affable and great to talk to! She loves people and loves her job!Special Features:
- Indian tapas, a great ideaFoodfinderVIPDined on 8/7/2014Enjoyed a good selection of Indian small plate deliciousness. A fun spot to go to sample many different items. All arrived to our table hot and well prepared with a nice balance of favors. Next time we will ask the waiter to stagger the presentation so all the food does not arrive at once. We just assumed he'd know this. Otherwise the service was knowledgable, pleasant and efficient. Will go back the next time we are looking for some good Indian bites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestaurantRobinVIPDined on 8/2/2014We eat here on a regular basis. The food is always delicious and the ambiance is very nice. During the warmer months there is a very pretty outdoor area. There are a lot of vegetarian and GF- gluten free options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fab!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/1/2014Delicious as always! LOVE this place! The food is wonderful, and when the weather is nice, the outdoor dining can't be beat.Special Features:
- great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/1/2014awesome and creative Indian food--unlike any you have ever tasted. Their slogan sums it up--"Warning--Food has Flavor" Alu Tikki is one of the best dishes of any restaurant anywhere.Special Features:
- The following 131 reviews are from the Bhojanic Restaurant at The Shops Around Lenox reviews archive.
- Birthday DinneroldmanDined on 6/29/2014Our youngest daughter chose this restaurant as the place she wanted to eat this year. Four of us in the party had not eaten here before and none of us were disappointed. The server was very helpful in suggesting things we might like and the food was very good. We will definitely eat here again.Special Features:
- Service is more like mannequins.DanBDined on 6/28/2014Good food, nice flavors. Pretty space. Loud. But the servers always seemed too busy to care. MAYBE it's worth it, though, because it avoids your having to drive to Buford Hwy. for Indian food.Special Features:
- Very good IndianRgroszVIPDined on 6/27/2014Glad we finally got to try this restaurant, since it has a very convenient location. It was a bit noisier than I like, but the food was quite interesting. It has not replaced my favorite Indian restaurant, but this is a solid choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a fantastic mealFalling4HanakapiaiVIPDined on 6/25/2014I love this place. Great service. Great prices. Little to no wait on food. It's quick in and out and the food is hands down the best Indian in the city.Special Features:
- DISAPPOINTINGOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/20/2014Love decatur version...doesnt translate to buckhead..low on customer service, food average, experience..ho hum, not likely to repeat.
- YUM. Nice to have Bhojanic so closeLynnATLDined on 6/19/2014I've eaten here several times. Reservations are a helpful. The food is delicious. We're fans from the original location -- but love this address since it is much closer to home/office for weeknight dinners. The Thali tray is the way to go -- select a meat (or two) and several sides and then enjoy the flavors.Special Features:
- abrasive hostessOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014We arrived at 6 pm and the majority of tables were empty. She seated us at the front table (2 people). I asked if we could move to the back and she said no. They were reserved. We reserved too. Don't get it. By the time we left, only half the tables were full. Server was very nice and friendly. Food was just ok. Won't be back.
- Always a favorite !MidtownfoodieVIPDined on 6/13/2014Love the thalis and the panner kathi roll. The paneer 65 is tasty and so are the pakoras to share with friends.Special Features:
- Great food BUT....GfoodVIPDined on 6/13/2014Everytime I dine at bhojanic the food is fabulous but the service is poor. Once seated it never fails that I have to get up and go to the Hostess stand and ask for service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Server very helpful with selectionKayKayDined on 6/13/2014She took the time to give us a sense of what each item on the menu would be like and the best way to order.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/8/2014The title says it all. Excellent food, great service. Friendly staff. A recomendation. A real find. In one word : topSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very tasty, but very overpricedlville3Dined on 6/1/2014The food was all prepared well, and was very fresh and tasty, although certainly not the best indian food in Atlanta. Dinner for two with a shared appetizer, two entrees, one shared dessert and no drinks ends up being $30 to $35 per person (including tax and tip). That is way too much for this moderately good restaurant. Service was fairly slow (the chapatis came out about 10 minutes after the rest of the food), even though the restaurant was almost empty.Special Features:
- Great IndianOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 5/30/2014Nann bread was delicious- Food was generously portioned and tastey.Special Features:
- Incredibly poor serviceNishakoriDined on 5/24/2014I brought my mother here because of the great food but the way we were serviced by our waitress was indelible. The waitress with the blonde hair had her back turned to us the whole time, while constantly servicing the other table next to us. Whenever she did not have her back turned to us, she would walk right past us. It took us extremely long to simply ask for a straw. We ended up having to ask the waiter who brought out our food for a straw. Not ONCE did she ever come back to ask us if we needed anything, not before or after the food was received! It was a hassle to get the check from her. The ONLY reason we got the check was because she overheard me saying it was crazy that we were being ignored. Absolutely terrible serviceSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/13/2014Went there for lunch during the week and there was a pretty long wait for food. Had to check in w/servers about the food and ask them to clear our plates. Servers passed by a number of times and never said a word. Food was terribly spicy (and I like spice) but maybe it was the dish I got. Don't plan on going back.
- Fabulous. Fabulous.ASAKDined on 5/11/2014Our favorite. Great food and even better service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014This was our first time dining there and it won't be the last. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. The lady who seated us was in another world, but the waitress was great. Nice spot to eat before and after going to the Lenox Mall directly across the street. We would definitely recommend this as a place to dine.Special Features:
- Frequent "we are out of this item"atkm007Dined on 5/10/2014I have been to Bhojanic twice in the last 30 days and both times 15 minutes after the waiter took my order, he came back with the "We are out of this item" message for one of the items. I would expect that waiters would be notified when an item is no longer available, and would let customers know up front. Other than that, the food was excellent. Their chicken curry and ras malai were outstanding. The waiters tended to be rather too casually dressed, which did not quite fit in with the rest of the ambiance.Special Features:
- Service is TerribleBeachyfoodieVIPDined on 5/7/2014The service was awful. Appetizer came before cocktails. It took over an hour for our entree to come. Food was good but would not go back.
- Well DoneOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/3/2014Great spot in the Shops of Lennox - The food is wonderful and very fairly priced considering the area of town. Much better place than a bunch of the restaurants on Peachtree or Piedmont area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good FoodJavedDined on 5/1/2014Went for lunch and was satisfied with the food. Food was very niceeeee.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Price on menu are confusingakamDined on 4/18/2014The prices on the menu are confusing. We got a 3 veg thali. Restaurant charged the price of thali that was mentioned on the menu plus $2 for each vegetable making the price of thali higher that what was mentioned. Menu prices were not clear and server is not telling us the options. Also, there are less options for vegetable entries and you are force to get thali.Special Features:
- Neighborhood gem.TheBaronVIPDined on 4/18/2014Archna, the owner will take good care of you. The wait staff is excellent, service is fast and the food delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty, authentic Indian foodSlapVanWallaDined on 4/17/2014Great ambiance; good, live music on Fridays. Food is great stuff, not heavily spicy, just so that the flavors are really brought out. Appetizers and desserts are tasty. Only point of advice is definitely make a reservation if you're going on Friday or the weekend; the place gets packed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Regular Gem Around Lenox Mallekool2000VIPDined on 4/10/2014Bhojanic Restaurant is the place for me to introduce my friends to when we want something different and exotics. I could never go wrong with the Thalis.Special Features:


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Archive for July, 2009
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Dragon SightingFriday, July 17th, 2009
I saw a real live dragon today!
My sister and her family came down to visit this week, and today we drove to tour the Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans. And, they had sea dragons in their exhibit.
Here is a picture of their weedy sea dragon:
And here is a picture of their ribbon sea dragon:
The sea dragon can be found in the waters off of Australia. They grow to be 10 – 12 inches, and may live to be about 8 years old. They belong to the same family that sea horses belong to. Like the seahorses, the females lay the eggs on the male's body and the males carry the eggs around with them until they hatch, about 2 months. Sea dragons are considered a Near Threatened species, and are protected from collection by Australian law.
There are only about 50 aquariums that have sea dragons world wide. In 2008, a sea dragon in the Atlanta aquarium became pregnant for only the third time. For More Info
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Dragon BonesFriday, July 10th, 2009
We discovered dragon bones!
My daughter bought me this kit for making this dragon. She and I put it together today. It took about two hours.Â
It was nice building it with her. It's been a while since my daughter and I have dones something constructive together.   Oh, we watch movies together and go shopping together. But we used to do all kinds of crafts things together. Now that she's growing older, school and work take up our time together. But this was fun, and it was nice to know that my 17-year-old daughter likes doing things with her mom still.
Have It Your WayThursday, July 9th, 2009
"Have it your way!"Â
That's exactly why I like Burger King burgers. They make them my way. Ever since we moved here, I've been Burger King deprived. The BK stores around here are dirty and many serve their food cold. There's one good store all the way across town near the mall there, but that's a 30-minute ride to get a burger.
Recently, we found out that a new store opened up near us, just 5 minutes away. It's a small store, but my husband has been there and says it was clean. He took my daughter there to get an application, and now she works there. My daughter tells us about how clean the store is, and how good the food is.
So tonight my husband and I decided to eat there, so I can have it my way.
My way is a Whopper with cheese, fully dressed. I don't mind if the lettuce is missing, but it has to have onions. Oh, my mouth watered to finally have a good whopper after 3 years.
I walked up to the register to place my order. The cashier (who was a manager) was on her cell phone! I patiently waited for her to finish her call. However, rather than finish it, she moved the phone away from her mouth and asked to take my order. I told her, "A #1 with cheese, and onion rings". But on the register I could see that she typed in a "whopper, no onions, med fries, med drink." I told her, "no, I do not want fries, I want onion rings…" and she cuts in "Ok, but you do not want onions, right?" I tell her, "I want onions, change the fries to onion rings." She fixes the order, and my hubby orders his special burger — no ketchup.
With only two workers, I'm surprised our order was ready right away, but it was. I bit into that warm burger, and could not taste any onions. Sure enough. There were no onions! I decided that getting a correct burger when there are only 2 workers would be more trouble than it's worth, so I continued to eat my burger.
My next bite bit into a thick tomato, so I pulled it out. It turned out to be the stem-end (usually thrown out) of the tomato. My husband told me (later confirmed by my daughter) that the process at Burger King is to core the tomato and remove both ends of the tomato. I did take a picture of it with my cell phone. Â
 Strike Two.
The onion rings were luke warm, like they had been sitting all day on the counter. Strike Three.
The burger, however, did taste good and was nice and fresh — just not made to my liking.
Burger King has this Transformer contest, where you rub off playing pieces that are on fries/onion rings and drinks. I won a free apple pie, so I sent my husband to go get it before we leave. And wouldn't you know it! They were out of applie pies, so I had to substitute a butterfinger pie.
So today was not the day to Have it My Way. Perhaps in a few weeks or months this new store will get its act together. But even though it wasn't My way, that was still the best Whopper I've tasted around here.
That Sinking FeelingMonday, July 6th, 2009
As I sat in my chair drinking my morning coffee, a sinking feeling tugged at me. I felt like there was something I needed to do, but I couldn't figure out what. I looked around the living room into the shadows of the darkened house. It was early morning, and quiet. Eveyone else was still asleep. I shrugged, and returned to reading my email. I loved the early morning peace and quiet–a time for just me.
Again, that feeling surrounded me and tugged at me. Urgently, it pulled at me, wanting me to get out of that chair. Finally, I stood up and let that feeling pull me to the window. The drapes were still closed, and I hesitated with my hand on the curtain rod. What if, there was someone standing outside that window? I thought about waking my husband for a few seconds, but I didn 't. It was silly. At 7 am it would be light enough to see and the house was all locked up. If there were someone outside that window, I'd be safe inside my house, calling the police.
I turned the curtain rod, and the drapes slid open. Nothing stood outside the window.
It was 7 am and the morning sun was rising above the haze. It would be another hot day, I could tell. The haze was already burning off. A thin specter of the haze drifted in front of the house towards the dark mound of dirt in front of the house.
No! It couldn't be!
I ran to the door and opened it, staring in disbelief. Where my 45-foot pine tree should have been was a hole, the size of its trunk. Movement in the hole caught my attention. And just as my eyes flew to the center of the hole, I could see part of a pine tree branch descend into the hole. And then it was gone. No more 45 foot tree. Nothing but a hole!
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Silver Layer StyleMonday, July 6th, 2009
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Beach Baby TubesMonday, July 6th, 2009
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I AM appealing for used postage stamps that help me raise funds that I then donate to the Guide Dogs for the Blind.
A PETITION signed by almost 800 residents to reopen a Lechlade footpath appears to have been ignored.
AFTER spending considerable time and effort producing a detailed response for your newspaper in the light of the Planning Inspector's decision to allow new development in Fairford, I was dismayed to read your coverage of the issue (Free rein for home builders – Standard, October 16).
FOLLOWING the tragic and fatal accident on the road outside Cotswold Water Park and Beach, may I urge you to consider putting in place some measures to help make this area safer for the increasing number of people who use this area.
T E BENNETT's letter (Standard, October 9) on behalf of FROTH (Friends of the Humpty Dumps) contained a definite message.
THE Boston Tea Party happened because the colonial British government of America wanted to place a tax on the citizens of the American colonial states but without giving them representation in the British parliament Something similar is happening in Malmesbury, where we may be asked to vote on the adoption of a local plan. However, these plans equally affect local business that have no say in the decision making, in fact may affect them more Businesses pay business rates out of all proportion to the regular council tax payer and yet get no benefit from their business rates. They have already paid separately as individuals for the service such as education, roads, police, fire service etc.
FOR the past couple of years, Mum and I have organised a Macmillan coffee morning to raise money for a good cause.
I CANNOT understand the report regarding the fatal crash at Birdlip on A417 (Standard, October 2).
ON BEHALF of FROTH (Friends of the Humpty Dumps) I would like to thank the Standard (September 25) for the coverage of our efforts to have the Humpty Dumps designated a Village Green, however I would just like to rectify a misquote.
THE Standard published a full page interview with Lord Bathurst in the edition of September 18.
I WISH to thank all the kind people who offered their help when my car broke down at the Spitalgate traffic lights on Thursday evening (September 11) including the lady jogger who broke her run to come back and check if I was OK.
A RECENT visit to see the New Brewery Arts commemoration of the start of the First World War proved once more what a splendid centre of culture we have in Cirencester.
IN RESPONSE to the latest letter (September 4) from Steve Tuck of Thames Water, I think that the issue of water supply, aquifers, over-abstraction, excessive building projects and of course the ecological degradation of one of Cirencester's loveliest brooks deserves more serious attention than seems to be given by those with power and legal responsibility.
THE Waitrose store in Malmesbury is now up and running, but what sort of new neighbour will it turn out to be? First impressions are important and so far there is not enough indication that the fine retail image of the Waitrose brand is carrying across into how it wants to co-exist with its neighbours and the town in general.
MY HEART goes out to the many people who gave their time, energy, support and true commitment to the Bank Holiday Monday Cricklade Show only for their efforts to be ruined by the weather.
I WISH to correct the error contained in your front page article dated August 21, stating that work has officially started on building 2,500 homes at Chesterton Farm.
ANOTHER Opening Another Show performed at The Bingham Hall on August 15/16 by MJUK Music and Arts production for their tenth anniversary show was an exceptional piece of theatre.
I JUST want to congratulate Florence Beetlestone and her team for the wonderful hare trail.
ON JUNE 19 the Standard printed my photograph of the resident pair of swans in the Abbey Grounds, and their only cygnet this year.
A BIG thank you to the organisers of the Fairfest which took place at Fairford.
A BIG thank you to whoever sprinkled the wildflower seeds around the fence at Abbey Grounds playground.
I AM horrified by the speeding traffic up and down the Spratsgate Lane from Cirencester to Ashton Keynes. I regularly cycle the road with my young son and am terrified that we will be hit by one of these irresponsible drivers. I often see people driving in excess of 70mph around narrow sections of the road and over the brows of hills with very limited visibility ahead. It is very, very dangerous.
I AM a regular user of Waterland and I do feel that both Waterland and Keynes Country Park are heavily used, particularly in the summer. This means traffic, cyclists, pedestrians, children and dogs are all out and about entering and exiting the sites. Drivers need to exercise caution when driving through that section and there is no way that travelling at 60mph would allow you to do this and be able to avoid any of those hazards. It won't be long before there is another accident as the road is narrow and visibility not great.
MUCH has been said about the proposed new cinema in Cirencester town centre. It is obvious that not only would this involve removal or damage to an area which provides several small businesses with pedestrian traffic to run their trade, it would also increase the need for more parking for those using the cinema.
WE WERE pleased to read about Powell's School pupils gathering conkers in Cirencester Park (Standard, October 23).
AS THE Cirencester March Hare Festival closes, I should like to say a very big thank you to lots of people who have shared the 'hare story' over the past few months.
THERE used to be a zeal for things happening in Fairford's Town Square.
I READ with interest of the misunderstanding that occurred concerning the support or otherwise of Cllr Nigel Robbins for Mr Jupp in respect to the proposed change of bus route through the Beeches Estate (Standard letters, October 9).
UNLIKE myself with 11 years on the Cotswold District Council Planning Committee, Cllr Paul Hodgkinson has never had much interest in CDC Planning at grass roots level.
I HAVE lived in Cirencester all my life, some 60 years and I can officially confirm that the Romans were far better at building roads than we are today.
I AM writing to you as I have been trying to understand any logic that may have taken place in respect of the decisions made by the local council in respect of the new Malmesbury Waitrose store. They have had to install barriers to gain entrance and to exit the store.
THE proposed development in Chesterton is of concern to many people.
EARLY last month a Royal Mail sticker appeared on one of our two post boxes in Somerford Keynes – and doubtless on rural boxes throughout the Cotswolds and the rest of the Country – to tell us that "From September 15, 2014 the final collection will be made no earlier than 9am Monday to Friday and no earlier than 7am on Saturday." Interpreting this as no second collection, people who need a later collection have been scurrying off to post boxes in Cirencester.
I WOULD like to congratulate Lord Bathurst for his preparedness to confront the issue of the massive housing development that he is promoting as reported in the Standard of September 18. His responses thus enable one to question various assumptions he makes. The very first of these in the opening paragraphs of your report highlights his blinkered views. He seems to think that as 200 families have lived happily in Chesterton for 30 years then it will be no big difference if this is scaled up to 2,500 families. This is a Gilbertian leap in logic that many might find somewhat difficult to follow.
THANK you very much for sending me two tickets for the Frampton Country Fair, courtesy of the Standard, which I won in their recent draw. My wife and I very much enjoyed the show which we thought was excellent.
I FEEL so strongly regarding the speeds that are now commonplace in my part of Tetbury (Romney Road, Wheat Hill, Elizabeth Gardens, Wisteria Road and Windsor Road) and I wish something could be done about it.
WE READ in this week's edition of the Standard that Cotswold District Council is challenging research done by the BBC. The article tells us that Cllr Sue Jepson said the CDC research revealed a mean wage in the Cotswolds of more than £25,000, not the £18,000 claimed by the BBC. However, CDC is not comparing like with like. She said on their website, of the BBC, "They claim that the mean average wage is just over £18,000 but detailed studies we carried out... showed that the median earned income for full time employees was over £25,000."
KEMBLE Air Services having been criticised at Gloucester Coroners Court and found guilty of breach of Health and Safety regulations at Gloucester Crown Court concerning the accident at Cotswold Airport on April 8, 2011.
I HAVE just become another victim of Cirencester's dangerous pavements.
DO THOSE who run the television companies think that the majority of people just love to see people jumping, running or playing with balls?
I FEEL that in your report of the memorial to the US troops at the Malt House, it should have mentioned that the stone was quarried by local craftsmen at the local quarry on the Avening Road out of Tetbury; it was also donated by them.
I HAVE been prompted to write this letter by Megan Archer's recent article concerning the planning application 14/02702/FUL, Claydon Pike Visitor Centre. ('Residents have no appetite for diner,' August 21) As a resident of Kempsford, and also a parish councillor, I echo the views expressed by Cllr Coakley: the current application is not compatible with the s.106 agreement and there is no recognition of the usual definition of a country park and visitor centre.
IN 1914 a young American soldier wrote a poem entitled Trees which begins with – I think that I will never see A poem lovely as a tree.
TODAY (August 5), The infrastructure of Cirencester cannot cope with the volume of traffic passing through. There only needs to be a hiccup in the normal routine and the centre of town becomes gridlocked; with the closure of Park Street and Thomas Street, things are made worse.
I REFER to the letter of last week concerning the wildflowers planted by the town council on the Corinium Via roundabout on the outskirts of Cirencester. I am in full agreement in how attractive they appeared and I imagine at little cost to the council and therefore to rate payers. I was delighted to see even more wild flowers planted around the play park in the Abbey Grounds when I was there last weekend. They were on three sides of the play area and about three feet tall in places with an abundance of blooms and very colourful. They were a joy to behold and very evocative of our countryside. Congratulations to all concerned and I hope it will be encouraged in other parts of our town.
SPRATSGATE Lane runs from Cirencester past the water park and Waterland leisure facilities.
I AM shocked to have just found out that someone was killed in a road traffic accident outside the gates of Lake 32 recently. I knew him and I am a regular sailor there. I'm not a fan of unnecessarily low speed limits but I understand the limit on Spratsgate Lane is 60mph which is actually faster than the much better, wider and straighter Spine Road East.
LAST Saturday, August 9, between 1pm and 2pm, in the area outside the King's Head Hotel at the bus stop, the driver of a large National Express type of coach (I believe light green in colour, but not National Express) was allowing passengers to embark.
I WOULD like to express my appreciation for the treatment which my father received recently at the Great Western Hospital, Swindon. My thanks to the senior matron, who led by example in persuading an aggressively agitated man to undergo essential tests without sedation or restraint. The same to all the staff of Woodpecker Ward, who care for their challenging patients with cheerful compassion and respect in a bright and clean environment – and still find time to support the families.
AN ANIMAL charity shop in Cirencester celebrated its first anniversary of opening by holding a week of celebrations.


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Speaking of Geissuns I had a few people tell me that the strange taste of was caused by rats dying in the fermentation in early days and now they brew it with raw steak to get that original taste. No matter how dumb that is people still believe it.
A guy at WholeFoods told me New Glarus doesn't distribute to Illinois because they don't like Illinois. Yeah.... That's gotta be it. That and the other 49 states they don't distribute to.
A little off topic, it isn't so funny as much as frustrating. I was at a place in Austin called Red's Porch and I was trying to ask what seasonals they had on tap then the waiter cut me off mid sentence and asked "Light, Dark, or hoppy?" I was a bit frustrated by this because he completely ignored my question and treated me as though I had no idea what I was looking for.
Happy Devil Brewing
Kegged: Dusseldorf Altbier, Mild
Up next: Belgian Wheat/Rye, Kolsch
- 99% Perspiration 1% Beer
- "Take your own experience as the gospel" -Denny
My favorite line regarding beer was on The Blue Collar comedy channel on Sirius
When someone asks me "what is your favorite beer", I usually reply "my ninth". That's when I suddenly have the ability to dance and sing.


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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – President Barack Obama declared Westchester County a disaster area Friday, making it eligible for federal aid in the recovery from Hurricane Sandy.
"This is important information for all of those in our county who have been devastated by Sandy," County Executive Robert Astorino said. "We will continue to share information as we get it. In the meantime, I urge people to register with FEMA."
If you have unreimbursed losses from the hurricane, you must register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to qualify for federal aid. Register online, on your smartphone or by calling 1-800-621-3362. Those with a speech disability or hearing loss who use TTY should call 1-800-462-7585. Those who use 711 or Video Relay Service (VRS) can call 1-800-621-3362.
Further information will be posted on the Westchester County website as it becomes available.
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Romantic Horse and Carriage Ride through Paris
- Romantic experience, perfect for couples
- Led by a local guide
- Great overview and orientation of the city
The horse will traverse the most beautiful sections of Paris at a slow trot. Sit back and take in the sights in style as you pass the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysées, Trocadero and much more. It is the first time in 40 years that a horse and carriage has driven the streets of Paris, so book now to be one of the first to enjoy this new experience.
Each ride is 1 hour and departs at 1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm, 4:00pm, 5:00pm or 6:00pm. Alternatively, upgrade to a 1.5 hour ride at 2:30pm or 6:00pm including a bottle of champagne.
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1-hr horse & carriage ride through Paris
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3pm Departure
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1.5-hr horse & carriage ride through Paris. Includes bottle of Champagne
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- Horse and Carriage Ride through Paris
- Bottle of Champagne (only if option selected)
- Optional gratuities
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
- The ride operates in all weather conditions so please dress appropriately. Guests receive comfortable blankets in winter and cover to protect you from the rain.
If you cancel within 7 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
Traveler Reviews
Reviewed by: Steven M, October 2014
The tour was just as I hoped it would be, amazing horse and carriage, the gentleman taking us was fantastic, chatted to us , showed is the sights and took our ohotos for us.
Reviewed by: Allen D, October 2014
My wife and I did this on our last night in Paris and chose the champagne option to celebrate our 8th anniversary and also have a memorable way to end our vacation. The 1.5 hour ride seemed so short since we were so relaxed and enjoying the moment to ourselves. There aren't a lot of fiakers in Paris so a lot of heads were turning at the sound of the clopping of the horse, with many people waving to us and with us toasting back to them. We plan on returning to Paris and this will be on our list to do again.


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Enough with all of the endless chatter about the best hair bands of all-time. What about the best "Bear" bands? While listening to Bear In Heaven's new album, Time Is Over One Day Old, I was struck by the proliferation in "Bear" band names. What exactly drives this musical fascination with these fur ... More >>
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Plenty of shows going on in this last full week in February. Friday and Saturday prove to be the most busy. Friday, indie rock band Eels takes the First Avenue stage while psych poppers Ruby Suns play at the 7th Street Entry. ZZ Ward will be playing to a sold-out crowd at the Varsity and California ... More >>
Unlike Justin Vernon's collaborator Kanye West's $350 (and rare as all hell) Air Yeezy 2, the Bon Iver signature shoe is a more-affordable one. Say hello to the fishbone-emblazoned "The Ramos," developed for Los Angeles-based shoe company Keep. Your cats will love the salmon hue!Following an Animal ... More >>
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Clarion Hotel & Conference Center
1 Atwood Dr.
Northampton, MA 01060
Phone: (413) 586-1211
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1 Atwood Dr., Northampton, MA, US, 01060
- Phone: (413) 586-1211
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Outdoor Activities
»Ox-Bow Marina
A marina and boat dealer located on the Conneticut river.
»Puffers Pond
Puffers Pond is a favorite hangout for students from the University of Massachusetts, as well as other locals; not only can one fish for bass and trout, the pond is also great for swimming, in that the pond stays perpetually fresh due to being fed by a stream at one end, while excess water exits the pond at the opposite end via a large waterfall. The pond is also nice for those who simply desire a picturesque bucolic setting in which to relax, and, in addition, there are a number of nature trails in the vicinity of the pond.
»Stillpoint Farm
Stillpoint Farm is a family run boarding stable located on 12 acres.
»Mattoon Street
A "recent" development in the old city of Springfield, Mattoon Street was developed in the 1870s as a two-sided street of Victorian single-family rowhouses. After about 100 years of disrepair and numerous vacancies, local residents took the initiative to restore this street by planting trees and adding brick sidewalks and vintage streetlights. The homes are today single-family units and the neighborhood is host to the Mattoon Street Arts Festival
»Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden
One of the most unique public spaces in the country, the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden has five different statues and sculptures of some of Dr Seuss' most beloved characters. A ten-foot Horton, the Lorax, Yertle the Turtle and the Cat in the Hat are some of the cartoon creatures that come to life in this playful garden. The largest sculpture is the complete copy of Oh, the Places You'll Go! with a very moving tribute to the author with a life-size sculpture of Dr Seuss at his desk.
»Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway
The Connecticut River Walk and Bikeway is a 3.7-mile corridor running along the beautiful Connecticut River through Springfield. Stretching from the South End Bridge to Plainfield Street, the pathway passes Springfield landmarks like the Basketball Hall of Fame and Riverfront Park. The Walk and Bikeway is a great community resource for outdoor recreation.
»Connecticut River
The Connecticut River cuts through Springfield's downtown and creates a picturesque area for people to walk or bike down. The Connecticut River is the longest river in New England and is 407 miles long. The river contains many species of fish, including Striped Bass, Rainbow Trout and the American eel.
»Storrowton Village Museum
Storrowton Village is a living history museum located on the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds. The antique buildings around the mini-town within the fairgrounds come from New Hampshire and Massachusetts recreate a New England town during the 19th Century. The Village is primarily open during the summer months and get the most visitors of the year during The Big E. Definitely a fun and educational outing for the entire family. Check the website for varying dates.
»Forest Park
Forest Park is 785 acres of pure outdoor fun. With all kinds of entertainment like a zoo, paddleboats, tennis courts, bocce ball, playgrounds and hiking trails, Forest Park has something for everyone. In the winter, the park is a great location for sledding and snowshoeing. Whether its summer, spring, winter or fall, Forest Park has got it all.
»Blandford Ski Area
A ski area located in Massachusetts, this place is operated by the Springfield Ski Club since the year 1936. One of the oldest operating ski clubs in North America, it has 23 trails with sevveral chairlifts and even a magic carpet lift. It gives a vertical drop of about 465 feet (141 meters) and also provide night skiing facilities. They have several skiing programs and camps, with accommodation options in two lodges on the mountain. For programs and packages, refer to their website.
»Meadows Golf Course
Meadows is a nine-hole golf course.
»Crab Apple Whitewater, Inc.
Take six year-old Bobby and Uncle Joe on these five to ten mile-boat trips suitable for younger rafters and adults interested in an easy to difficult whitewater experience. Splash your way down the gentle curves of the dappled tree-lined Deerfield River trying a first-time rafting journey, with opportunities for swimming and savoring tasty riverside morsels or a cookout prepared by your guide.


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U.S. Senators Ask for Inquiry into Employer Requested Facebook Passwords
03/28/2012 // WPB, FL, USA // Injury Lawyers News // Nicole Howley
This is a total invasion of privacy on all levels. I believe an employer has every right to look at anything on Facebook that is available for public viewing, but asking for the user names and passwords is plain invasion of privacy. If the feds decide that this is not illegal, then it will completely change the hiring process and job landscape.
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|Mon, 04-22-2013 - 5:49pm
Do you arrive for work, doctor appointments, social events, etc on time? What events (if any) warrant being early for? Is there anything you purposely show up late for? Explain.
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But you said it was because you were more social than others who didn't stay, why does it now depend on the type of party and where? And why if you do this because you are more social, why stop when the kid gets older, are you less social then?
Social in that fact that I am friends with the other parents. Not sure why that is so odd. When they get older, the kids stay home and we go out to the bars and restaurants lol.
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 1:48pm
And sticking around after age 5 is NOT the societal norm.
In certain circles, which we have established already. Not sure why you believe your way is right. I have never said it was wrong NOT to stay.
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 1:55pm

Yes, you are on time. Never casually late, a term you never even knew existed until this thread :)

Well no, that's not what I said, why bother asking if you aren't going to read the answers?
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 1:55pm
Jam-didn't know we had to follow etiquette for a child's bday party. lol. Must be some stuffy circles that some are in.
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No, You're supposed to believe that b/c they don't stick around you shouldn't either, Lol. The world really is bigger htan this.

lol. Again, I never understood the big deal about this. It is a normal thing in my circles, for both kids so not just saying one circle of people but many from different areas, schools, etc.

So why is it a big deal that others don't? Why say things like, I guess my group is just more social or some other judgemental nonsense.
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 1:59pm
I try to be anywhere from 5-15 minutes early for work and appointments and on time for social engagements unless there is a specific hard starting time (play, game, movie etc) then I am 5-15 minutes early. I can't think of when it's okay to be late.
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Yes, you are on time. Never casually late, a term you never even knew existed until this thread :)

Well no, that's not what I said, why bother asking if you aren't going to read the answers?
So now you know what casually late means? And when in any of these scenarios would you consider yourself casually late when you have CLEARLY stated you are either EARLY or ON TIME?
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 2:03pm

Jam-didn't know we had to follow etiquette for a child's bday party. lol. Must be some stuffy circles that some are in.

Uh--following etiquette means using manners. Nothing stuffy about that. I try to do that all the time. I'm not surprised that you and Jambles don't though...
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 2:04pm

You are wrong to assume that moms sticking around for kids' parties means they're crashing them. The objection is also that sticking around is some rude intrusion b/c moms aren't formally invited, Nonsense too.

IME, it would be because it is a party for kids and attending a party where one is not invited is rude, period. What is nonsense is dropping this subject into a debate where it isn't relevant for agenda, clearly it bothers the person introducing the subject out the blue.
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 2:06pm
The last time I dropped DS off at a party was a couple months ago when we last talked about this on this board, Lol. I was the only mom who had to go b/c I had to be somewhere else but that was a 10th bd party. These swipes about how rude and awful sticking around is are really funny.
But is it any funnier than introducing the topic when it's not relevant? Nope, don't think so. ;)


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Modic changes on MR imaging, are signal intensity changes in vertebral body marrow adjacent to the endplates of degenerative discs.
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News Releases
The Department of Archives and History's museums and historic sites across the state are offering summer camps for a variety of ages, with focuses ranging from architecture to pioneer skills to Native American culture.
A driving route due to be completed by year's end will link more than forty American Indian sites in the Delta and give motorists a glimpse into ancient cultures. The Mississippi Mounds Trail will run through fifteen counties and highlight the engineering genius and artistic vision of the people who created these earthworks hundreds of years before Columbus first came ashore in the Caribbean.
Traditional holiday decorations will be on display at the Mississippi Governor's Mansion, Old Capitol Museum, Mississippi State Capitol, Eudora Welty House and Garden, and William F. Winter Archives and History Building on Friday, December 6 for the eighteenth annual Old Jackson Christmas by Candlelight Tour
At its regular quarterly meeting in Jackson on October 25, the Board of Trustees of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History awarded a grant of $500,000 for the Webster County Courthouse. The board also approved three new Mississippi Landmark designations and eight new State Historical Markers.