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Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jamal Yousefi's attention to aesthetic detail telegraphs his belief that plastic surgery is an art. Dr. Yousefi and the staff of Younger Image Plastic Surgery Center flatten fine lines and wrinkles with precise injections of Botox. He also fashions slimmer silhouettes with traditional and laser liposuction, redesigns fa?ades with procedures such as face-lifts, eyelid surgery, and chin and cheek implants, and augments bodies with abdominoplasty, tummy tucks, and breast reductions. The doctor even enjoys using his free time to hone his artistic skills by drawing, sculpting with clay, and removing the appendices of statues.
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The Kona Islander Inn Condo Hotel is located directly in the middle of historic Kona Hawaii. The Kona Islander Inn is well known because of it's lush tropical landscaping and ambiance with an abundance of tropical fruit trees and just about everything else that grows at sea level in Hawaii.
Just steps away from all the restaurants, night life, shopping, and a white sandy sunbathing beach that is just 25 feet to the entrance to the Islander on Alii Dr. (Alii drive is also called the Ocean Hwy). The Islander has a total of 145 condos of which 140 are studios, two are one bedrooms and three are commercial condos. Both of the one bedrooms and all of the commercial units are included in this package for sale.
Here is the description of each condo that is included in the sale as well as the intellectual properties also included:
Unit #104 is a commercial condo located directly in the lobby comprising the entire wall of the lobby. Inside this condo is the Hawaii Marketplace area includes a spacious coffee lounge, café, mini-mini-mart, activities booking center and a real estate office. Take a look at the video link to view the Marketplace.
Unit #105 is a commercial condo located in the lobby at the top of the stairs and is the reservations office and check in office for the vacation rental business. The photo is the one with the open sign showing The vacation rental business currently has 103 units in the rental pool and has very sophisticated internet reservation software and an elaborate internet based phone system which allows for reservation employees to be anywhere in the world.
Unit #114 is a commercial condo that is a fully operational laundry/housekeeping business complete with washers/dryers etc. etc.
Unit#148 is a bottom floor studio with a good ocean view and about 50 feet to the white sandy beach. Currently in the vacation rental program.
Unit #153 is a bottom floor studio with a good ocean view and DIRECTLY inside the Alii Drive gate entrance and just 25 feet to the white sandy beach. Currently in the vacation rental program.
Both units #148 and #153 to could easily be converted to handicap units since they have no steps whatsoever and are directly at the ocean side front entrance and again no steps to connect to the sidewalk area to connect to town. If this was done both units would command a premium in the rental pool.
Unit #208 is a one bedroom condo with a full kitchen, bathtub, private bedroom and a huge deck overlooking the pool area. Currently in the vacation rental program.
Unit #308 has exactly the same amenities as the one above. These one bedroom units are the only one bedroom units at the Kona Islander Inn and are constantly in demand because of their size vs. the studios. They would be perfect for a new owner/operator to live in on-site. They are both currently in the vacation rental pool.
Unit # 330 is a 3rd floor studio directly over the pool and hot tub area. This unit is also the timeshare model and includes a State of Hawaii Timeshare license. Take a look at www.KonaVacationClub.com. NOTE: there are 48 weekly intervals left to sell with unit #330. Adding additional units to this license simply requires an attorney to register them and obtain approval by the state of Hawaii.
Unit #353 is a third floor studio with a spectacular ocean view and about 50 feet from the white sandy beach. Currently in the vacation rental pool.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTIES include:
Take a look at the attached document to get a good overview from the local newspaper real estate feature.
All Kona Islander Inn Condos are leasehold. The leasehold expires in 2079.
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Kawaihae, HI
This locally owned company operates a profitable vacation rental - property management service in a supreme location on the Kohala Gold Coast on the Big Island. Nearly two decades of "above and beyond" customer service has positioned the company near the top of the industry in this area. The owner is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Hawaii. Currently there are 22 vacation homes and condos under contract. Sub-contractors handle yard care, departure cleaning, pest control, pool care, appliance repair and handy man services. We have a dedicated team of people. Excellent reputation, great rental history and quality properties.
The business runs smoothly with a custom designed, user friendly database for processing reservations, confirmations and house rule agreements. One full time employee handles the reservation desk and the multitude of emails and voice mails each day.
This is a very fun business in one of the most popular oceanfront communities in Hawaii. Each vacation property is unique and owned individually. The day rates offered appeal to a wide spectrum of the visitor market, from $100 per night to $1000 per night.
Our area is a vacationer's dream, just steps away from the ocean and a few minutes from the largest white sand beach on the Big Island, which is rated in the top ten of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Having served the visitor community for nearly 20 years, our vacation properties are a "home away from home" for visitors from around the world.
Our desirable location is of great value, and our long term relationships in this community has led to over 17 years of revenue growth and a growing list of returning guests and referrals.
Many tourists drive around in rental cars while on their first vacation to the Big Island and discover our special, charming oceanside community sandwiched between the Mauna Lani and Mauna Kea Beach Resort destinations. For their next vacation, they book a Beach House for more ambiance, more privacy, a better price and cooking facilities!
With that in mind, we rate our location as superior. Our vacation properties are described as fabulous and beautiful, "everything we needed and more" and "better than any hotel". Our company has gained a loyal following over the many years in business and we have repeat business and numerous referrals.
We operate from a home office for several reasons, convenience, affordability and to focus on internet marketing over "walk in" traffic. We are located 5 minutes away from servicing any of the properties that we manage.
The major marketing tool for vacation rentals in today's day and age, are the internet vacation rental sites. VRBO, HomeAway, AirBnB, Trip Advisor and Flipkey are examples of such companies we work with. We also have our own website which also features our vacation rentals, along with an online reservation calendar. We get bookings while we sleep! Our You Tube Channel not only features the interior and exterior of the home, but the beaches, surfing, sea turtles and under water footage of our turquoise crystal clear waters.
As a business, vacation rentals are a great cash flow generator. Typically our clients book anywhere from 14 days to 3-12 months in advance. The terms of payment are 25% upon booking and the balance 90 days prior to arrival. Cancellations within 90 days of arrival are not entitled to refunds unless the property is rebooked or negotiated with management. Therefore there are great cash flow benefits with virtually no loss of revenue.
Kapaa, HI
Sale price: $885,000
Location: 4566 Ohia Street, Kapaa, HI 96746 Ohia Kai Vacation Rentals offers 2 vacation rental units, a cottage and the second level of a large duplex 2 family house, which we call the hale, located behind the cottage. Both the Duplex House and the cottage are county permitted and on the same property. See both the house, and the cottage at www.ohiakai.com
The current use of the fist level of the duplex house has 5 professional offices, 1 bath, a waiting room and over 1000 sq feet usable space. currently rented to Pacific Clinic, Inc. a corporation we own. The new owner may prefer to have the 1st level as an additional vacation unit or the new owners may prefer to live in the 1st level or have the 1st level be a third vacation rental. A new owner instead could live upstairs in the second level of the house. and still have two vacation rentals, the first level and the cottage.
As a duplex the first level and the second level could have full kitchens. The new owners could live in the cottage and still have income from the duplex house.
Pacific Clinic, inc. is also willing to continue renting the 1st level from the new owners or we would move pacific clinic to a new location. When we bought the property the 1 st level was a long term residential lease rental, as was the 2nd level.
Located in downtown Kapaa at 4566 Ohia St. We are strategically located on the Coconut Coast. centrally located between two major towns on the island, Poipu and Hanalei, and 7 miles from the airport in Lihue. Fact sheets are available upon request.
The Ohia Kai cottage has 1 bedroom, 1 bath, a living room with a bed and a family/kitchen and 3 small AC for each private area . Up to 4 people can stay in this rental. A electric plug in air mattress is also available.
The Ohia Kai Hale rental on the second level is a spacious home . There are 2 BR and both have king size beds, 1 bath, full kitchen, large LR and large Lani.
Rentals come equipped with cable TV, WiFi, beach chairs mats, linens, ceiling fans, outdoor grills, and kitchen appliances. The two rentals share access to the laundry room. You can enjoy all of the comforts of home in a Hawaiian tropical paradise. Rentals are surrounded by lush, tropical scenery, including palms, mango trees, banana trees, and a rainbow of Hawaiian flowers.
Rentals share access to the laundry room, bogey boards, and beach chairs. The cottage is pet friendly. If you're staying in an Ohia Kai rental property, you can enjoy all of the comforts of home.
Current use:
2 vacation rentals. 5 ground floor professional offices plus waiting room with bathroom currently rented to owners' business, Pacific Clinic, Inc. .
The hale (the 2nd level of the house) can be seen in more detail at www.vrbo.com/85235.
The cottage can be seen in more detail at www.vrbo.com/95386.
Ohia Kai vacation rentals has a face book page. There is also a video for the cottage and the Hale on www.youtube.com. In search engine type ohia kai vacation rental Kauai hale or cottage.
A key to growth may be turning the 5 professional offices into lodging units
When you come to Kauai, to look at our property, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to book your stay with us. For more information call us 808 822-6993 or 808 651-3101.
Just 5 minutes away, ocean waves crash onto the beautiful white sand of Kealia Beach. Nearby, there are a number of great destinations including hiking at the Kaena State Park, perusing the Limahuli National Tropical Garden, or doing some shopping at the Coconut Marketplace. The rentals are centrally located to two major towns on the island, Poipu and Hanalei.
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Blessed with a beautiful voice, her performances in Nyack's School of Music productions included La Boheme, Suor Angelica, La Traviata, and Gianni Schicchi. The music education major with a 3.97 GPA was also a Music Theory and Ear Training tutor, president of the Nyack Chorale, a member of Carol and Candlelight, and the second place winner in Nyack's Invitational Scholarship Competition for voice. She was also president of MENC, the National Association for Music Education, an arts education organization. The scholar athlete, a member of the Lady Warriors cross country team, was known for her winning smile, which reflected her gift for encouraging others.
During this service of recalling fond memories, the Jackson family will be surrounded by the love of Anne's friends and classmates, as well as administrators, faculty, and staff.
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We're going on a church field trip Sunday, October 19th. The service will be at the Eastern Michigan University Student Center at 10:30am. There will be no service in Lansing. Spread the word!
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On the other hand, I think what I wrote clearly shows that his pair is not real.
What makes you think it is real? Because the old K702/701s are being made in china now?
But the 702-65s are more similar to the 712s. And, again, being made in austria is listed as a feature.
So I would say that it is, without a doubt, a fake. :P
I understand you are sure, I'm just surprised you came to such a solid conclusion without any really good evidence to base this on. The K701 and K702 production lines have moved to China, so it's not shocking a variant of the K702 is made in China. The literature about being "hand made in Austria blah blah" is a stupid marketing ploy (which apparently works, because everyone panics if they're headphones aren't made in Austria). That literature was put out when the headphones were initially produced and at that time they were.
No high end headphone has ever been counterfeit. Every accusation ever on headphone about fake headphones has been unfounded later.
I just purchased a pair of K701 directly from Amazon. The sticker says "Made in China (PRC)". These sound nearly identical to the Q701 I have on hand.


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He's against all foreign aid, like in the bill he proposed to end all foreign aid... the one that got shot down immediately. Ending aid to countries that "don't appreciate us" as you've said, was his second attempt.
Good try though, even though Rand has maintained continually that he is against ALL foreign aid.
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Whole-exome sequencing identified a patient with TMCO1 defect syndrome and expands the phenotic spectrum
Article first published online: 20 FEB 2013
DOI: 10.1111/cge.12088
© 2013 John Wiley & Sons A/S. Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Clinical Genetics
Volume 84, Issue 4, pages 394–395, October 2013
Additional Information
How to Cite
A second report of TMCO1 defect syndrome in a patient diagnosed with whole-exome sequencing: expanding phenotypic spectrum., , , , , , , , , , .
Publication History
- Issue published online: 11 SEP 2013
- Article first published online: 20 FEB 2013
- Accepted manuscript online: 16 JAN 2013 04:10AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 29 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 24 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Received: 15 NOV 2012
Funded by
- Yale Program on Neurogenetics
- NIH. Grant Number: RC2 NS070477
- Yale Center for Mendelian Disorders. Grant Number: U54HG006504
- Gregory M. Kiez and Mehmet Kutman Foundation
- The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK)
To the Editor:
In 2010, Xin et al. described a new autosomal-recessive syndrome which includes mental retardation, dysmorphism, skeletal and neurological findings in an Amish family secondary to mutations in the Transmembrane and coiled-coil domain-containing protein 1 (TMCO1) gene [1]. Here, we report the first non-Amish case with a TMCO1 mutation. Our index case is a 7-year-old boy, SA (Fig. 1a, IV-3), who presented to paediatric neurology clinic due to delayed development (Fig. S1, Supporting information). His parents were first-cousins (Fig. 1a) and he was born at 37 weeks gestation with a head circumference of 38 cm (90%). SA was hypotonic at birth with feeding difficulties and was diagnosed with hypothyroidism. He later was found to have significant delays with the neurodevelopmental milestones, being unable to walk and with minimal speech. His family noted him to be anxious and showing self-mutilating behavior like chewing his fingers. When he was examined at the referring paediatric neurology clinic at 7 years of age, his head circumference was 53 cm (75–90%), his weight was 17 kg, (<5%) and height 113 cm (5%). His general physical examination was remarkable for several dysmorphic features including short neck, low hairline, low set ears, synophrys, hypertelorism, antevert nares, high-arched palate, prognatism, hyperextensbile fingers, pectus carinatum, scoliosis and genu varus. On neurological examination, he was awake but unable to speak except a few basic words. He was unable to walk, feed himself or perform activities of daily living. There were no abnormalities in routine laboratory tests, including complete blood count (CBC), blood chemistries, urine test, and plasma aminoacid levels. Chest X-ray was remarkable for rib and scapula abnormalities. On brain magnetic resonance imaging, dysgenesis of the corpus callosum and cerebellar herniation were detected (Fig. S2).
In order to identify the disease causing variant, we performed homozygosity mapping followed by whole exome sequencing using Nimblegen solid phase arrays (Roche NimbleGen, Inc., Madison, WI) and the Illumina HiSeq 2000 (Illumina, Inc., San Diego, CA). We achieved a mean coverage of 30.5×, and 91.47% of all targeted bases were covered more than four times, sufficient to identify novel homozygous variants with high specificity [2] (Tables S1 and S2). We identified three novel homozygous missense variants and one novel homozygous nonsense mutation within the homozygosity intervals (Table S3). The nonsense mutation occurred in the 5th exon of the TMCO1 gene (R87X) (Fig. 1b,c). The mutation was confirmed to be homozygous in the affected subject and heterozygous in the one available parent sample based on Sanger sequencing (Fig. S3).
Our patient's pre- and neonatal clinical and phenotypic findings were highly similar to that of 11 patients previously reported with the TMCO1 defect syndrome [1], with a few differences. Our case did not show craniosynostosis or spinal fusion, which occurred in 18% and 55%, of the original cases, respectively. Our case revealed more profound developmental impairment, being able to sit up at 5 years of age, and rolling over at 6 years of age, compared with the average ages of 11 and 19 months for these milestones in the original sample, respectively. The Amish patients were able to walk around at 36 months and talk at around 33 months while SA could not walk and was able to say a few basic words at 7 years of age.
In summary, we describe the 12th case of 'TMCO1 defect syndrome' in a child who is not Amish and has no ethnic or historical connection to the Amish population, suggesting that this syndrome may be more prevalent. Although the molecular function of the TMCO1 gene function is not fully understood, transcription studies revealed it to be highly expressed in human adult and fetal tissues indicating a critical role in human development [3]. Further studies are needed for a mechanistic understanding of its biological function in cortical development.
We thank the family for participating in this study. This work was supported by the Yale Program on Neurogenetics and NIH grants RC2 NS070477 (to M. G.), the Yale Center for Mendelian Disorders, U54HG006504 (to R. P. Lifton, M. G., M. Gerstein and S. Mane) Gregory M. Kiez and Mehmet Kutman Foundation and The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) (to A. O. C.).
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G Akgumusa,b,c
H Gumuse
J Baranoskic
M Canpolate
M Calike
A Yikilmazf
K Bilguvara,b,c
S Kumandase
M Gunela,b,c
aDepartment of Neurosurgery,
bDepartment of Neurobiology,
cDepartment of Genetics, Center for Human Genetics and
Genomics and Program on Neurogenetics, Yale School of
Medicine, New Haven, CT, USA,
dDepartment of Medical Genetics, Kayseri Education and
Research Hospital, Kayseri, Turkey,
eDepartment of Pediatric Neurology, and
fDepartment of Radiology, Kayseri Erciyes University,
Kayseri, Turkey
- 1Homozygous frameshift mutation in TMCO1 causes a syndrome with craniofacial dysmorphism, skeletal anomalies, and mental retardation. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2010: 107: 258–263., , , , , .
- 2Whole-exome sequencing identifies recessive WDR62 mutations in severe brain malformations. Nature 2010: 467: 207–210., , et al.
- 3Molecular cloning, expression patterns and subcellular localization of porcine TMCO1 gene. Mol Biol Rep 2010: 37: 1611–1618., , et al.
Supporting Information
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|Fig. S1. Clinical images of patients NG 109-1, (a) general view of the patient (b) patient's scoliosis. Pictures of patients are published with written informed consent from their parents.
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|Fig. S2. Midsagittal T1-weighted sagittal image shows a hypoplastic corpus callosum (a). Lateral ventricles are dysmorphic and parallel to each other on T2-weighted axial image (b). Coronal T2-weighted images demonstrate 'Viking helmet' sign on T2-weighted coronal images (c).
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|Fig. S3. Sequence traces of wild-type along with the index case. From up to down, the panels show the sequence traces in the patient's and the mother's and a control subject's, respectively. The predicted amino acids corresponding to each codon are represented above the nucleotide sequences which are marked in bold letters above the chromatograms. For each sequence, the mutated base(s) are shown in red, as are resultant amino acid substitutions. For the wild-type sequences, the altered bases are shown in green. Note that the patient is homozygous for the mutations whereas mother's heterozygous as we expected.
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|Table S1. Blocks of homozygosity in affected individual of family NG109.
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|Table S2. Coverage distributions and error rates across the whole exome and homozygosity intervals.
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|Table S3. Sensitivity and specificity for the detection of variants.
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|Table S4. Novel homozygous variants identified within the homozygosity intervals of NG 109-1.
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- love brooklyn dinergramercyfoodie1VIPDined on 11/11/2014i have been going to both brooklyn diners since they first opened and there obviously is a reason why i keep going backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I really Like it!FoodnaticVIPDined on 11/10/2014I'm used to the one in 57th street, but I enjoyed this better, the omelete was very flavorful and the bacon cooked perfectly! I will be coming backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MottStFoodieVIPDined on 11/9/2014We arrived 10 minutes late for lunch due to traffic and the hostess said "you're late." We were very taken aback to say the least. She also said they were very busy and had no tables for us even though there was an open table directly in front of us. We tried to keep our composure and luckily as soon as the manager came over to see us he seated us at said table that hostess said was unavailable. The food was good and the waitress was pleasant but management should seriously consider hiring host/hostesses with manners.Special Features:
- SmallMeganA25Dined on 11/9/2014The space between tables are so uncomfortable , the restaurant does not have good distribution.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/8/2014Perfect for theater goers interested in a nice meal in a convenient location. Try the Pastrami....delicious!Special Features:
- Foodie2Dined on 11/8/2014I had to send my shrimp scampi back. What I recieved was more like flat taste noodles n warm water there was No SeaSoning no flavor at all! The shrimp looked like they we're defrosted steamed briefly and thrown on top! I then had the Chix and mushroom Alfredo. Which wasnt much better ,at least not my plate being that it barely resembled what friend ordered. In comparison I had a smaller portion,broth/water instead of a creamy consistency.. what seriously looked like the same noodles I previosly sent back and the flavor was dulled. I told the waiter Im going to eat this but Look see for your self the difference in the two plates. The manager was very gracious and compensated for it. I wouldn't go back but the staff is very nice place is cozySpecial Features:
- diner1VIPDined on 11/8/2014Such pleasant people working under such incredible pressure. A joy!Special Features:
- great food but make a reservationjfreeDined on 11/8/2014place was packed for lunch on the weekend given the matinee show crowd, but the food and service were still great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not a dinerUrbnVIPDined on 11/8/2014Even though the name of this restaurant says "Diner," don't be fooled. The prices look nothing like diner prices. $21 for a hot dog! Really? And while the portions are large and the food is generally tasty, the place is noisy and overcrowded. We had a reservation but still had to wait 10 minutes. I felt sorry for the people at the tables because these seated diners were surrounded by new customers waiting to get a table – peering down on them as they ate their meal, waiting for them to pay the bill and leave.
- Great experience!MarielDined on 11/8/2014I am so glad we made a reservation! Times Square location was jam packed. The hostess was outstanding in making sure we were happily accommodated only 5-10 minutes after our reservation time. Once seated, and the tables are in close proximity to each other, our server was on the spot and several times came back to see how we were doing or if we needed anything else. Next time, however, we will dine at the 57th street location at a non prime-time time.Special Features:
- $110 for breakfast!!!MobeliaDined on 11/6/2014The four of us went for breakfast. My daughter got a chocolate chip muffin, my son pancakes. My husband and I had an omelette and eggs Benedict. $110. Crazy even for New York.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/5/2014Good location and the menu had unusual items and it was a very pleasant dining experience.Special Features:
- theoccasionalcriticVIPDined on 11/4/2014Great location in the Broadway/Times Square Theatre District. Good service and good food. Large portions.Special Features:
- Good for family theatre goersScarsdaleMomDined on 11/2/2014We had friends in town from Canada and were all heading to the Minskoff Theatre together to see The Lion King. The show has an earlier start time than most -- 6:30 pm. Because of subway closures, we were late for our 5 pm reservation at The Brooklyn Diner. Our waiter did a super job of getting our order placed and the food back out to our table in record time. The meal was quite good -- everyone enjoyed the chicken pot pie, the chicken noodle soup, and the fish and chips batter was light and crisp. We still had time for a relaxing meal and got to the theater in plenty of time. This is a very convenient place to eat with children prior to a show.Special Features:
- breakfastgiants1Dined on 11/2/2014went for breakfast with friends and was pleasantly surprised food was better than good and service was attentive nothing was left over - a good sign for breakfast desserts were outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would not recommend itnotourfavoriteDined on 10/31/2014We went there for dinner before Broadway show. The open table website rated it as $$ but a burger was $23 and nothing on dinner menu under $2o. Food and ambiance were ok but nothing special. Felt it was overpriced and would not go back. Other great restaurants we went to on our trip last weekend that I would highly recommend in the same neighborhood.Special Features:
- Review price needs revisionDavidVIPDined on 10/31/2014OpenTable indicated two $ pricing so we went for Brunch. Even with Times Square prices it was three $ pushing four. Food was fair to good, service was fair.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dependably goodMorningsideDined on 10/28/2014I have been to the BD on West 57th St many times. Happily, this one is the same: Friendly service and tasty food--accommodating a wide range of palates. A reliably clean and 'nicer-than regular diner' place for any mealtime. I alerted them in advance that my companion (a former Broadway dancer among her many careers) was elderly and used a walker. They were ready with a booth, off the much louder main floor. We had a fine time and could visit before our evening event at a nearby cultural institution.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SherylVIPDined on 10/26/2014Ridiculously overpriced. Most of menu was 'guilty pleasure' food (pastrami, reuben, deep-fried reuben) -- but it comes with just a tiny sliver of pickle, and to get a side of cole slaw costs $7. Would rather go for the much thicker sandwiches at Second Ave Deli -- or Katz's!
- JUST GREAT!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/25/2014We arrived in New York Saturday 25th October and had a table booked for 8.30pm, Richard showed us to our table , we had a fabulous dinner and our waiter Kale was very helpful. We decided to return the following Friday for Breakfast and again the next morning on our last day of our holiday. We have no doubt that the next time we are in Manhattan we will be in to see Richard and all the fabulous staff.. Great food and great service Thankyou ..xSpecial Features:
- Diner foodRichVIPDined on 10/25/2014I thought that this Times Square restaurant would have the look of a diner and serve good food. The place looks like a diner but the food doesn't match most diners I have eaten ate.
- A must go to diner on broadwayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014This is the second time I have been at the Brooklyn Diner and the experience was very pleasant each time. All the staff is very attentive and keeps checking to make sure all your wishes have been met. I found it to be a very friendly atmosphere and an enjoyable dining experience. The outside appearance of this diner could mislead as not being such a comfortable place, but the inside is certainly much more than expected. I would call it an elegant diner where the waiters wear white shirts and ties like in any good restaurant. I had their signature dish, which was a mazing and a well done cheeseburger, which was delicious and juicy. The service is fast, specially if you have a deadlines. I plan to return many more times in the future. Thanks.Special Features:
- Over rated tourist spotLSYCVIPDined on 10/23/2014A high price for an ordinary diner and ordinary food quality. The service is high end tough.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/21/2014As always, very good and reliable. The staff is wonderful and courteous. Good pre-theatre or anytime!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerDined on 10/21/2014The breakfast was very good. I had an ice mocha latte, that needs help. Taste like chocolate milk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An elegant diner breakfastEimshuDined on 10/21/2014The restaurant ambiance is very nice. Perfect blend of NYC diner and elegant breakfast spot to meet business folks who also want to feel a bit of NYC memorabilia without any hint of tackiness. Nice, attentive waiter service, cloth table/napkin service with polished covers. Very expedient service. Food is good/hot. Food is too plentiful for my liking but of good quality. The perfect spot to have a relaxed but elegant breakfast with an out of town businessperson or client. While it is on the pricier side-some times reliability of service and food when doing business is more important and removes stress. I was very happy with the whole experience.Special Features:
- Excellent Mid town choicePmagVIPDined on 10/19/2014Had a late dinner here, would not have tried it had it not been rated so highly since it is in such a touristy neighborhood. Staff was outstanding and the food was excellent. It's not cheap but nothing in Nyc isSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday weekend in NYCWeekendwarriorVIPDined on 10/17/2014The restaurant has a good variety of foods to select from. The service was spot on!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointment333eastVIPDined on 10/8/2014We loved the 57th /St location and looked forward to this one. Wait staff was great, but aside from soups, food was not hot and how could kitchen run out of challah at 6 PM. This is a great place for a ore-theater meal, and it fell short
- Small town delight in the big city!DisappointedVIPDined on 10/1/2014The best of old-fashioned down-home food in a light-hearted, welcoming atmosphere! Step off the chaotic streets of Broadway and enjoy a delicious meal in a quiet, clean, pleasant diner! Greeted at the door by management, the service only gets better as you're seated! Don't miss the chance to absorb a little old NYC!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great serviceDianeMaeDined on 9/28/2014This restaurant was perfect for our needs. Right around the corner from the theatre. We weren't rushed but service was great and quick. Food a little pricey but everything else was perfect. Would definitely go back again.Special Features:
- McCarthyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014Everyone was very helpful! Food was great! Would go again. We had a party of 10!Special Features:
- Sunday LunchTedDoesBroadwayDined on 9/21/2014The diner was excellent. I took a business associate. No lines, great food and perfect location for going to theatres. Drinks are very expensive but the food is reasonable. Deserts are huge and can be shared. One tip is to select a good table. They have very diverse seating options (booth, banquet, etc.).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Can someone please post the ESPN insider article about potential replacements for the Knicks president position? Its called "Possible Walsh replacements".
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July 11, 2013 at 7:14am
I hope Pat Toomey and all his demorat buddies read this!
This is the very reason that more govt. record keeping scares the heck out of me. Now , I also see there is a computer app to allow you to spy on your neighbor. Just like Germany, Soviet Union, China, Cuba, etc., etc.
In reply to the story Second Amendment Revoked: The Unbelievable Reason Why This Army Vet Can't Own a Gun
May 10, 2013 at 5:04pm
Trumpka should still be driving homeless drunks to the polls, something he understands!
Just another "Thug" with a suit.Probably a pretty expensive suit, thanks to his boy Obammy.
In reply to the story The Obama Admin. Is Supporting Jobs for Veterans – And This Union Boss Is Not Pleased!
May 8, 2013 at 3:19pm
Hey, Pat Toomey, you rode the coat tails of the Tea Party into office claiming to be a conservative. Now all we hear is how wonderful your compromise gun bill is going to be. You were sent to congress to preserve and protect the constitution, not make compromises with the progressive/communist/democrats. We don't need another useless law……………enforce the ones we already have!
Why aren't you honest enough to call your back round checks what they are…….dossiers!
In reply to the story Pro-Gun Control Senators Consider Amending Background Check Bill to Urge Passage
April 29, 2013 at 3:03pm
It has to be hard to live in a state that votes Michelle Bachman out of office, and a fool like Keith Eiilson into office.
Even at the height of the war, I don't recall hearing of any bombs being set off by the Japanese. Even the invasion of Alaska was confined to a few islands off the coast of Alaska.
The "Religion of Peace" doesn't have nearly as spotless a record. Muslimes come over here and try to destroy and kill, if you aren't happy, go the HE!! back to your sand paradise! Keith Ellison can lead the parade. Your not welcome…..
April 29, 2013 at 2:45pm
Sic em Trey!
The truth will set you free, and could embarrass a few SOBs at the white house.
In reply to the story GOP Rep. Promises 'Explosive' Benghazi Hearings Are Coming
April 17, 2013 at 3:09pm
I have to agree with "ol Steny" this time, it is really stupid, but it is the product of the White House.
The collective thinking of the collective in the White House!
By the way, has anyone checked the whereabouts of Bill Ayres during the marathon? This is right up his ally!
In reply to the story Another Democrat Politicizes Boston Bombings: 'More Evidence' That Sequester Is 'Stupid'
April 17, 2013 at 2:53pm
Pleeease keep Obozo safe! Remember who is second in line! Joe"Bite Me, the Clown" Biden.
As worthless,and dangerous as Obozo is, he at least has a plan to fight against. Joe, it seems, just puts out one "joint", lights up another and says something profound that makes no sense at all.
Example, go outside and fire two shots in the air if attacked in your home!
Communist or Moron, take your pick.
In reply to mrunner's comment on the story Letter Containing 'Suspicious Substance' Sent to Obama
April 2, 2013 at 10:43am
Homosexuality is now a "Government Mandated Perversion." Don't dare to speak against it, never mind what GOD has to say about it.
In reply to the story Hannity Panel Explodes During Heated Debate Over Dr. Ben Carson's Gay Marriage Comments: 'This Guy Is a Monster!'
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April 2, 2013 at 10:59am
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March 30, 2013 at 5:03pm
That's right Rolland, its always about race!
Maybe, your just no good.
March 24, 2013 at 1:46pm
If I didn't already know better, I would swear that the word "MORON" was coined just for bite me Biden
In reply to the story Biden: 'The Country's Ready to Move' and Republicans are 'In the Way'
March 24, 2013 at 1:40pm
Why don't you enforce the laws you have now?????????
March 24, 2013 at 1:39pm
I always thought it was illegal for one rich SOB to buy the government that he chooses.
The only benefit of his efforts will be, if he succeeds he will be one of the first into the showers!
Mayor Bloomfool, you and your commie friends can go to He!!.
March 24, 2013 at 1:05pm
"HOLD ON TO YOUR GUNS" We have several generations of commie trained (indoctrinated) wannabes.
Don't forget the "Brown Shirts" of the Homeland Security.
A person living in the US, with all the benefits, all the freedoms, to succeed or fail, would willfully choose to "fail." Communism, as proven by history, only destroys, societies, governments, economies, religion (Christianity) and mostly people!
The lies that must be told to sell communism have to be "Satanic." Nothing else makes sense!
In reply to the story Bill Ayers Named 'Visiting Scholar' at Minnesota State University
March 23, 2013 at 4:54pm
Impeach the basturd! When do his actions become treason?
In reply to the story Obama Doubles Down on Assault Weapons Ban: It Still Deserves a Vote
March 23, 2013 at 2:02pm
So now government (Washington State) wants to mandate that everyone who buys insurance in that state be compliant to the murder of thousands of baby humans. Murder one sea turtle, a hawk, an eagle, even a rattle snake and see where that gets you. Best play it safe and stick to baby humans, heck, soon the insurance companies will have to pay for it!
May GOD have mercy on America.
In reply to the story This State Could Be the First to Mandate Insurance Companies Pay for Abortions
March 22, 2013 at 2:23pm
And to think we now have several generations of "public school" educated (indoctrinated) young people who have never been taught the "joys of communism." To them this is all fantasy, totally made up.
I guess they aren't old enough to realize how much freedom they are loosing with every new piece of legislation that is passed.
Which brings us back to gun (people) control. Communist prisons, weather they are in North Korea, Cuba, Russia, or China or where ever, all started with redefining the language of the discussion, then gun control (confiscation).
Dose any of this sound familiar? It should!!!!
In reply to the story A Terrifying Look Inside the Nightmarish World Of North Korea's Prison Camps
March 22, 2013 at 9:45am
So Colorado is now falling over itself to embrace homosexuals who are creeping into and shaping the thinking that's guiding the state. Homosexual behavior, in spite of revised definitions, has always been "abnormal behavior, and will always be abnormal behavior."
Where else, other than California, would you legalize"Pot",try to destroy business's, stop mining, drilling for oil and gas, all the while squealing about loss of jobs. Don't forget tuition breaks for illegals!
After thinking about these things, I understand the need for "gun control."
It breaks my heart to see a state such as Colorado, Californicate itself, and in the process vote your liberty away! Over all, I guess I just can't believe there so many people that can be so easily led around…….so easily duped, or just plain stupid.
In reply to the story Have Conservatives Lost Colorado for Good, and Will America Follow?
March 15, 2013 at 9:38am
Hey Diane, you, like all other elected officials swore an oath to preserve and protect the constitution of the United States. If in fact you do understand the constitution and the bill of rights, and continue to ignore, side step, and or destroy, you should be removed from office……………..now!
Your proposals do nothing to keep our children safer, in fact, they do quite the opposite. I have often wondered how a liberal can grasp the idea that somehow the country will be safer when all the honest, law abiding citizens are disarmed. Are you born that stupid or is it some sort of evolutionary process you go through? You wouldn't have another agenda in mind, would you?
In reply to the story Dianne Feinstein Battles Ted Cruz in Heated Senate Showdown Over Guns: 'I'm Not a 6th Grader'
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March 15, 2013 at 10:07am
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March 15, 2013 at 9:03am
What a country, due to PC we can no longer describe a female, afro-American as a female afro-American. I wonder what reaction he would have stirred up by describing her as a female American?
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March 15, 2013 at 8:52am
How long does one have to be a member of the senate before becoming a member of "The Good Old Boy" club? I guess if your a Republican, it takes a long, long time and if a conservative republican…………….never!
In reply to the story Hot Mic! Who Was Caught Mocking Ted Cruz During His Senate Constitution Remarks?
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Girlfriend hoax stirs confusion
BEAUMONT - By Justin Hinton, KFDM News
Notre Dame officials stand behind Heisman trophy finalist, Manti Teo, after the sports website Deadspin reported his girlfriend, who supposedly died the same day of his grandmothers death, never existed, calling the entire relationship a hoax.
This was a very elaborate, very sophisticated hoax. Manti was the victim of that hoax, said Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick.
Teo released a statement saying he was humiliated by the entire situation, but many people arent sure whether Teo was part of constructing the relationship in the first place.
Sounded like maybe he knew about it, but at the same time, you never know who's on the other side, Evans Gawu, a sophomore at Lamar University said.
Freshman Randi Smith is baffled by the entire concept of online relationships.
I just don't understand how you could possibly fall in love with someone that you've never hung out with or been around or me, she said. I mean, it doesn't make any sense to me.
Gawu says in a world where connections can be made at the click of a button, its a lot easier.
I think that's the way the world is going because with all this technology, he said. People would rather text than actually go out and meet them.


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Tracking drug sales tricky: Pharmacies on front lines as they distribute meth's key ingredient
The price starts at pennies per milligram at the pharmacy counter.
By the time methamphetamine hits the East Tennessee streets, the price hits an average of $100 per gram - not counting court costs, police overtime and lives consumed by addiction.
Authorities track sales of meth's main ingredient on the front end and limit purchases, but investigators say sometimes it's easier to keep up with back-alley buys than with the store transactions kept on record. Nearly 85 percent of Tennessee's pharmacies obey the letter of state law but don't use the free technology that lets police monitor pseudoephedrine sales as they happen.
"While the majority cooperate with law enforcement by providing pseudoephedrine sales in an electronic format, it is not real-time," said Tommy Farmer, director of the Tennessee Methamphetamine Task Force.
Pseudoephedrine comes in tablet, capsule, gelcap or liquid forms and relieves congestion for cold and allergy sufferers, although it treats only symptoms. Addicts use household chemicals to break the decongestant, known as "pseudo," down into meth, sometimes blowing themselves and others up in the process. The latest method, known as the "one-pot" or "shake-and-bake" recipe, calls for little more than a handful of ingredients, a single container and about 45 minutes.
Police around Tennessee have seized more suspected meth labs in the past 10 months than all of last year - more than 1,450 so far, according to the most recent statistics from the meth task force. This year's total could be the highest ever.
The Meth-Free Tennessee Act limits legal sales of pseudoephedrine to individuals to 3.6 grams per day and 9 grams in a 30-day span. That hasn't stopped meth cooks from using "smurfs" - carloads of addicts on pseudoephedrine shopping sprees.
The Walgreens on U.S. Highway 11 in Athens clamped down on pseudoephedrine sales this summer after the store drew national attention for its record - an average of 650 boxes per week.
"You would think somebody would have noticed something before then," said Steve Lawson, director of the 10th Judicial District Drug Task Force.
Paper and pseudo
About 1,900 stores statewide record names, signatures and other information from all buyers and report that data to police.
Only about 300 of those stores use a free, Web-based portal that allows real-time reporting of those sales, according to the task force. The law provides for that kind of reporting but doesn't specifically require it.
The other 1,600 report their sales in various formats, electronic or otherwise, that can take minutes, hours, days or weeks to relay - including paper logbooks crammed with handwritten names and addresses.
Authorities say that delay can make the difference between a successful bust and a dead end.
"For some of these stores, you're talking about 14,000-16,000 transactions per week," Farmer said. "We don't want to make it harder on anybody, but even the independent stores have electronic means now. Technically, they're complying, but it's definitely the intent of the law that if you had the electronic capability, you would comply in real time."
Pharmacists say that's an unfunded mandate for a flawed system that leaves them on the front line of the drug war and keeps them in the dark about whether a sale is legal.
"The state provides the access free, but the pharmacy has to have the access line, the computer and the personnel to enter that information," said Baeteena Black, executive director of the Tennessee Pharmacists Association. "The information goes to the task force, but the pharmacist gets no feedback. They already know how much they've sold to the person at their store. The pharmacist doesn't know how much that person has already bought somewhere else. We don't want to be a party to those sales. If we're going to invest in those costs, we want something that would help us do our jobs better."
Letter of the law
State Sen. Doug Jackson, D-Dickson, introduced a bill last year that would have required all stores to report pseudoephedrine sales via the real-time portal. The bill stalled in committee.
"It became a really complicated issue," Jackson said. "We just had a lot of merchants and pharmacists who came forward and said they didn't have the technology to do this. The chains had different issues as far as being able to track between the different stores. It's a good approach to try to address a serious problem, but we can't force a solution if the businesses and the pharmacies can't handle it."
Just two major store chains, Bi-Lo and Fred's, report real-time information on pseudoephedrine at all stores. At some chains, such as Food City and Kmart, the tracking methods vary from store to store.
"All of our stores have Internet access," said Don Clark, vice president of pharmacy operations for Food City. "About a dozen in Tennessee are using the (real-time) portal. We've held off because there's been no assurance given to us that's going to be the final method."
Others, including national chain Kroger, rely solely on written records.
"We don't want to get into the whys and the what-fors," said Glynn Jenkins, spokesman for Kroger's Atlanta division, which includes stores in East Tennessee. "The fact is that we're still in compliance with the record-keeping requirements. If there are changes in the law, we will comply."
Some critics say nothing short of the prescription vault can keep cooks from the pseudo. Two states - Oregon in 2006 and Mississippi this year - have taken that step.
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Ten more states and three national store chains - CVS, Rite Aid and Super Value - have adopted the MethCheck database, an interstate tracking service funded by pharmaceutical companies and operated by Appriss, a technology provider in Louisville, Ky.
"It's a completely online, secure database," company spokesman Jim Acquisto said. "As we speak, it has about 62 million transactions recorded. The people who make the drug pay for it. It's free to retailers and free to law enforcement. It allows law enforcement to see transactions in real-time and allows pharmacists to deny sales. We've blocked about 10,000 grams from being sold per month for a couple of years now. By the end of the year, about 54 percent of all pseudoephedrine sales will be coming through our system. We believe in the coming months we'll be able to verify every purchaser's license."
Even the best system can't account for some flaws - human error, smurf ingenuity or otherwise. CVS, a MethCheck subscriber, paid $77 million earlier this month as part of a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice for illegal pseudoephedrine sales in California, Nevada and 23 other states. The stores failed to use the database to check buyers' histories, according to court records.
"It was not a glitch on our part," said Acquisto, the Appriss spokesman. "They weren't blocking the sales."
Subscribing states make MethCheck mandatory for any store that sells pseudoephedrine. Drugstores throughout Tennessee plan to begin serving as pilot locations for the system, although the details haven't been worked out, said Black, the pharmacy association director.
Tennessee authorities already have their own database, designed by a National Guard data analyst and paid for by a federal grant.
"We can do our job, provided we have the tools," said Farmer, the task force director. "We all have to be responsible, and we all have to know what's going on in our communities."
Matt Lakin may be reached at 865-342-6306.
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