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Who Uses This Software?
Any team that relies on email to get work done both internally and externally.
Average Ratings47 Reviews
Ease of Use
Customer Service
Product Details
Starting Price$19.00/month/user
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DeploymentCloud, SaaS, Web
Installed - Mac
Installed - Windows
Mobile - Android Native
Mobile - iOS Native
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Vendor Details
- Front
- frontapp.com
- Founded 2013
- United States
About Front
Front is the first shared inbox for teams that brings all of your email, customer communication channels, and apps into a single collaborative platform. Manage support@ and sales@ email addresses, Facebook, Twitter, chat, and SMS, with more transparency and accountability. Delegate, assign, and share messages with teammates, and collaborate using internal comments and drafts before responding to customer conversations. Try Front for free.
Front Features
- Audio / Video Conferencing
- Brainstorming
- Chat / Messaging
- Contact Management
- Content Management
- Cooperative Writing
- Discussion Boards
- Document Management
- Group Calendars
- Project Management
- Synchronous Editing
- Task Management
- Version Control
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Great software, but designed for a company
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Pros: It was very easy to use and relatively powerful at what I does. There is a lot of customization and even works with your Facebook page which is super nice.
Cons: The biggest issue is that it prices smaller people like me out of it as a single or double user, there are just cheaper options out there. For larger companies, the pricing becomes a lot more competitive.
The best email collaboration platform for a small network of team members.
Likely Extremely
Pros: It was very simple and hassle-free to get started with Front and I believe that it is much easier to manage high volume amounts of work email using this platform. I also like that it integrated seamlessly with my current email client and nothing was really made to be difficult or time consuming when deciding to use Front instead of simply Outlook.
Cons: The only con that my team and I came across is that the app defaults to "replying all" with Front. My coworkers have unknowingly sent emails to people that they weren't intended for because of this.
Overall: My team and I were able to collaborate with our emails much more efficiently with this software! Sharing emails seems nearly effortless with this software.
Great for Sales Teams
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Pros: Allows team members to communicate all in one place. Helpful in organizing messages and incoming inquires.
Cons: No complaints but does seem like the monthly cost is expensive per user. Still getting familiar with this software.
It's an easy way to handle emails. Efficient, and easy to use in a daily basis.
Pros: What I most like about this app is that I'm able to see, archive, assign, and reply emails in a few seconds.
Cons: What I don't like about it is that this application is sold for 10-20 or more users. We currently are 6 but it works fine.
Increased productivity, great for efficiency
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Pros: Front has been great to have better interactions with customers and not waste time in unnecessary administration. This has greatly improved the response times from our team to clients
Cons: Pricey and a nice-to-have in some cases. If this is not something your organization struggles with, you might not want to spend the money
Flexible, Easy, Good support
Pros: The software is very flexible and allows you to do a lot of things..
Easy to use, scalable to any size company and has a fantastic phone app.
Customer support is good and it was easy to install and set up the software.
Cons: It can get a little expensive if you're only a few people or just one individual paying for the product, other than that I've not seen any other major cons at this point.
Great product - but needs to be available for solo users
Pros: It's a great way to manage all my email accounts in one place. Easy to use, pretty to look at - it just feels efficient.
Cons: I'm a solo entrepreneur - and the cheapest plan requires me to have more than one user. So it quickly becomes way too expensive. Would love to use the product, but I refuse on principal.
Front offers unsurpassed visibility between customers and your support staff.
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Pros: Front allows my support team to fully engage with customers and each other across platforms all within Front. We're able to see the Tweet that customer sent and if they sent multiple emails about an issue. It allows us to give their time the highest value and the highest productivity for ourselves.
Cons: Their pricing structure is limiting with cost per user and price hikes for additional features that would benefit the platform and experience for every user. Their support staff can also be slower to respond than would be expected for a support platform.
Overall: This software is the only command center for support that you need to fully engage with customers.
Front is a fantastic unified inbox that our company uses to handle all customer support requests
Pros: The multiple inboxes and tagging system makes it really easy to put emails/tickets in different buckets. It's the best way I've seen in organizing an inbox.
Cons: Their terminology can be really confusing when you look at their analytics. It's hard to know what a 'conversation' is vs. 'messages' vs. 'replies.'
We use Front as a way for our sales team to quickly sift through emails and keep an archive
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Pros: Front has been incredibly easy to use and the functionality to quickly assign people emails that are specifically directed to them or fall under their responsibility is a big time saver. This tool allows for great organization and enables you to archive mails that demand future follow up or additional attention.
Cons: I don't find the interface to be quite as friendly as gmail or outlook for that matter. With that said, the features and functionality are easier to locate and quickly use.
Overall: Streamlines the process of sifting through a large inbox and enables the collaboration of an entire team to accomplish this task.
Would highly recommend Front to any growing business
Pros: First, front streamlines all of our team communication in one place. It allows for teams to have visibility on incoming messages/inquiries, assign them to the appropriate staff member, and even have internal conversations/notes that are not visible to the customer. You can also set reminders, alerts (i.e. snoozing a conversation for a few days), and set time-saving canned/saved responses. It's incredibly user-friendly.
Cons: First, It's very expensive.
Front is great, period. Especially if you have multiple businesses
Pros: I love that you can hook up email, text, and most other types of messaging together and answer everything from one place
Cons: I don't like the fact that it costs a good amount, but then again I am price sensitive so there you have it.
Front helps my company keep up with our work easily and efficiently.
Pros: My company is a call center, and we use Front to help organize and track our leads. Often our customer service department will take web chats, which are then viewed by sales through front. We really enjoy the ability to sort multiple inboxes, add tags as well as comments. We also have many users, so each representative can track the leads they have submitted, tagged or commented on.
Cons: We came to a point where our growth was too large for Front alone. We designed our own web application to work in tandem with front, because the reporting was not the easiest to use.
Just like an email
Pros: Front is a great alternative place to keep your documents. It's like an email but you can feel comfortable with multiple people working in it. You can leave notes in response to specific documents showing the progress of a certain task. A great platform to organize thise
Cons: It could be a little redundant if you don't have a use for a hub for all of your info, or if you don't have forms that need to be reviewed. It could not be as secure as you might need.
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Pros: The setup for any custom organizations or flows is much more approachable and easy to understand than something like Gmail where it's a bit hidden away in its settings and sometimes tough to navigate.
Cons: The overall shift to having to archive everything. I found it difficult at first, and am still having a tough time, fully archiving something as if to say "I'm done with this". I still find comfort in seeing all past emails I've dealt with to know there's nothing I'm missing.
Easy to use
Pros: Pros: this software is easy to use and allows you to do a lot of what you need. It allows you to see everything in one place.
Cons: Cons: I tired the the free version so it wasn't bad. But, to be a member it is a bit costly.
Lacks "basic" email functionality that would save you time. Instead, using Front adds more time...
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Pros: Team Inboxes, rules, snooze feature, etc. are all great features that not many other programs have. But like with everything, the added features are great but they are missing some very important "email management" features that just kill your time.
Cons: If your used to using Gmail, FastMail, ReplyManager, etc. well get ready to "wait" your life away on FrontApp if you attach a lot of files to emails. Other email programs they allow you to "send" email while it uploads the images in the background, not on FrontApp you will wait, wait, wait on images to upload allowing you to click send on emails (terrible flaw IMO). Also, make sure you have a mouse with a scroll up/down wheel as "page up" or "page down" is totally useless in FrontApp within browser or windows app, etc.
Overall: Team functions.
Solves the shared inbox issue that every growing company faces
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Pros: Very powerful, amazing to connect all shared communication channels (email & Intercom) and see the work getting done. Easier than running separate Customer Service Outreach platforms, when Front does everything.
Cons: Very powerful - It took a bit to understand all the great features. It also took time to get all team members on board... The power of Front is when everyone uses it together.
Perfect Mail Organization Software
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Pros: Front App, which is a mail management software, hits all the right marks. We use it for e-commerce and received 100s of emails a day. Front has easy to use Filter to filter out the important ones from the unimportant ones. We have used it for over a year and never had a single complaint. We love this app! Also, their customer service (which we rarely use) is A+ as well.
Cons: I think they adjusted their pricing a little bit but otherwise all good. We contacted them about pricing and were promptly grandfathered in with our original plan.
Excellent tool for a team that has a number of email accounts!
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Pros: Front if used correctly can be a powerful service. We use it for our company. Everyone has access to Front with their personal account (after they get invited) and they can manage themselves which inboxes to receive emails from. The main features that I see are the following:
- User friendly interface
- Customization
- Excellent support
All in all I would recommend it for anyone searching for such a service. We are very pleased so far.
Cons: Front hasn't got many things going the wrong way. If I should say something that would be that at first glance it might be a bit too much and intimidating to have all those inboxes and emails coming in but after you find your way around Front you realize that it was just wedding jitters! Everything turns out fine in the end :)
Overall: Centralized mail management was the main reason for choosing Front. It is a great tool indeed.
Front would work well for a motivated team
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Pros: It integrates with your Facebook Page It was pleasant to use The customer service team was responsive when I had a problem
Cons: It does not integrated with your Facebook posts for reviews (meaning you still need to go to Facebook or something else to use this) The customer service team wanted to get me on the phone to solve the problem and I didn't make time for that. Would have been better if the problem could have been solved in the background.
A Flexible Software that you can fit to your needs
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Pros: It is very flexible and allows you to do a lot of what you need.
Cons: It is very expensive per user.
Overall: Front is very flexible we use it to house all our emailed leads and we use it as our system to respond to chat. It has some limits but we have been able to do a lot of what we want with it, and it wasn't originally designed for that. It is however very expensive, so we have limited our user pool. Overall a good software.
Recommendations to other buyers: Talk to the customer service team about how it can apply to your company's needs. They are very helpful.
This is a better help desk
Comments: Front lets your team communicate with customers without a help desk. The customer doesn't have to deal with threads and tickets. It is just like writing a mail to a friend. I don't if there is another app like this out there.
Perfect for working cross departmentally
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Comments: Front is the best solution for multi-team organizations that need access to all customer communications.
Organized and Efficient
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Pros: Easy to use, scalable to any size company and has a fantastic phone app.
Cons: No issues so far.
Overall: My company uses Front in a way that it was not created. I say this because the company accommodated our use rather than letting us go. Because of this allowance, they have made our day to day use of hundreds of emails efficient and effective. We are able to assign incoming email, share with unlimited employees and a number of integrations keeps the app connected to our CRM and other integral apps. Folders allow us to keep a very organized view of our incoming mail stream with employees that are offsite or in different countries.
The number one reason for choosing Front was their phone app. Beautifully designed and easy enough to use by my least technical employee with ease. Compatible with IOS and Android. There are regualr upgrades so they are a growing and innovative group of people.
Their willingness to work with us and even take suggestions for upgrades was a deciding factor to stick with Front.
Recommendations to other buyers: Work with the company if there is only one thing that is not working for you. Great developers and a willingness to try new options is a big selling point.
Amazing customer support and a very innovative approach to managing TEAM email accounts
Comments: We have been looking for a solution like this for quite some time. Our small but nimble team was always bouncing emails and SMS messages around in an attempt to stay in sync. FRONT helps us keep our emails more focused, properly assigned, and quickly responded to by the relevant parties. Somehow it feels like we are getting more work done with less emails and that is a great feeling.
I <3 Front!
Comments: We've been using Front for over a year. They make it easy to reply to emails, tweets, and Facebook messages as a team. You can comment on emails, assign them to members of your team, and set up rules to automate your workflow. It helps us communicate effectively and quickly without having to constantly update other team members, and it keeps messages from falling through the cracks. I don't know how we lived without it!
The Front team is also really friendly and constantly innovating and implementing improvements.
The Future of Email
Comments: After being a loyal user of Front since I came across their website about a year ago, I couldn't even imagine using another email client. Front has made a tremendous impact with a number of organizations I consult with, significantly improving internal communications between team members and improving efficiency... in fact, I constantly find myself recommending Front to people I am speaking with. The team at Front actively listens and implements feedback from their users. They are constantly shipping new integrations and improvements. I would highly recommend Front for any organization looking to stay innovative, it's going to be the future of email.
Pros: Easy to use Always updating Always adding new integrations Great user interface Mobile app Affordable
Cons: I can no longer use any other email clients
Awesome product!
Comments: Front has become an essential tool in the company. I could describe it as "Slack for external communication¿: beautiful, easy to use, desktop and mobile, and it integrates well with other services that we use.
Pros: easy to set up, canned answers are very handy, you can set users as ¿available¿ or ¿not available¿, support is great, plugins are powerful.
Cons: nothing i can think of right now
Front is the best!
Comments: I really enjoy using front every day. It makes it easy to reply to e-mails, tweets or Facebook messages as a team. We don¿t miss any message anymore and our response time was divided by 2!
Pros: Pros: simplicity, automated workflows, integrations, iOS app, responsive support, open roadmap: frontapp.com/roadmap
Cons: Cons: For what we need it to do, there aren't any cons that I can think of.
The simplest way to talk with your customers
Comments: I've been using Front for over a year now, on 3 different projects. I've used it to deal with support requests, partnerships enquiry emails, Twitter messages (for an account with more than 75k followers) and more recently for their SMS support to onboard people to an app. Front was essential to all these projects, super easy to set up and use and most importantly perfect to work as a team (without forwarding messages or cc-ing everyone). I love how transparent it is. Big thumbs up as well for the super reactive customer support!
Pros: New features coming out constantly, great customer support, lots of different channels, easy to use as a team, the canned answers option is extremely helpful...
Cons: All the ones I can think of have been fixed these last months.
Fast, easy to use and getting better every day
Comments: We switched to Front after using many different tools for support over the past years. We're running support for our mobile app with an install base of 1M+ with a tiny team. Front's UX is great and allows us to give very personal support to our users. Most of all I like how Front gets better every day. They're iterating quickly and listen to their users, practice what you preach.
Pros: Speed, mobile client, Gmail integration, canned responses with variables, lightweight.
Awesome tool for inbox management
Comments: Our customer support team has been using FrontApp for the past year and it's totally streamlined our inbox management. You can comment on emails before responding, assign them to various people to respond, etc. It's so much easier to assign ownership to our team, to keep things from falling through the cracks.
Pros: They have a desktop app (+ mobile & web), they support multiple channels (emails, SMS, phone calls, tweets, Facebook messages, in app messages etc.), you can easily collaborate on drafts and see responses from different team members, email templates and reminders are very handy! If you want to manage your email all in one place you can add your individual inbox as well. And their customer support is top-notch!
Cons: They don¿t offer a live chat feature yet - we use Olark for that.
Front has changed our business
Comments: Front has really changed the way that we do business, in a very good way. With a team of 6 all using the same email and responding to hundreds of emails every day of the week, we've each cut our time on email down by a huge percentage. After a short learning curve, we have all grown to love this application. It allows us to communicate effectively and quickly with our clients without having to update our other team members constantly. We are also constantly impressed with their customer service. They address all of our concerns quickly and have implemented many requests.
Pros: Allows a large team to all use one email address. Easy to use. Customer service is great.
Cons: Every time we mention a "con" Front fixes it, so none left at the moment!
Most useful email app I've ever used
Comments: We use Front to stay on top of support and customer relation emails and social media engagement. It prevents us from letting messages go unanswered, we assign emails to make it obvious who is responsible for what, and being able to tag and comment lets us effortlessly triage requests. Front has probably cut down the time we spend dealing with emails by 50-60%, and it's a must-have for any company or team dealing with shared accounts.
Pros: The integrations are great (especially for staying on top of Twitter!), there's a solid iOS app, the support staff are incredibly responsive, and generally Front is just wonderfully easy to use and understand.
Cons: None right now! Whenever I have gripes they're resolved so quickly I can hardly keep up :)
Best way to support customers!
Comments: Front is a great helpdesk, super flexible and easy to use. We can use the iOS and Android app too! The support team is wonderful and values / implements feedback. Team is lightning fast with responses.
Pros: Support is awesome and responsive! Visibility across teams! Super easy to use! Fast app! Introducing new features continuously! The Front Team LOVES feedback! In app chat is very responsive!
Cons: Of course some bugs exists but, their customer support team is amazingly fast at resolving.
Front is the Slack of email
Comments: It took us 5 min from signup to migrated our Google accounts for job applications & security reports, Twitter, Facebook, Intercom account (Front's UI is so much better). I really got the Slack-feeling when signing up to Front, like ¿How much money do you want for this holy grail? I¿m paying!¿
Pros: Customer support is amazing and they launch new cool features like crazy
Very Fast, Very Powerful
Comments: This software helps a tons for use cases where you need to push information related to customer interactions to other people on your team (where BCCs fall short, and tickets get clunkly- for example, for product teams doesn't make sense to chat with a customer over tickets). Fast and lightweight.
Pros: Easy to install, Fast, Desktop App, Lots of Integrations, Little Training Required
Cons: Like any early company, it's a work in progress but they're very responsive to feature requests.
I can't imagine a world without Front!
Comments: I use front every day to manage our shared inboxes (support@, contact@, payments@, reviews@, partnerships@, finance@, press@, jobs@ + our Twitter account) and it¿s the right tool for us. No message falls through the cracks, we reply to inquiries as fast as they arrive, and everyone knows in the team knows what they have to do. They also have a great analytics dashboard to monitor your team and individual response times.
Pros: Simplicity, flexibility (lots of different workflows are possible), interface is fast, native apps (desktop & iOS), lots of integrations, multi-channel, IMAP support. Customer service is very reactive.
Cons: No knowledge base. No native android app yet.
The Best Inbox Management Software there is, period.
Comments: Thanks to Front we've been able to handle hundreds of emails with my team of 4 developers every day. It's very easy to setup and use and they are releasing new features every week! It helped us to improve our support while saving time and money. Front has brought us closer to our beloved users.
Pros: PRICING! Great desktop and mobile app, UI and UX. Canned Responses. Rules. Assign to team members. API to easily export your contacts! Comments on emails. Support. 3rd Party integrations (Slack!) Plugins (Trello!)
Cons: I can't find any cons, sorry.
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Topic: Truth or Dare (08/28/08)
TITLE: Choices: Who are you listening to?
By Elizabeth White
Ok. I did it. I proved I could. I proved that I was thinking about it, that it wasn't just a stupid idea in my head. I proved that it was real.
It was scary. I never thought I would do that. It was a choice to do so as well. It was clear; I made the decision. I used to think that it wasn't like that, that when people chose that sort of thing that they weren't thinking clearly, but it was a clear choice. I chose to. I proved that it was real.
That was nothing... That doesn't count...
Well, now I've added to it. It is real now. I've proven that it was real.
I can't stand this. I feel like I have this massive secret.
You can't tell anyone. Then it wouldn't be real.
This is huge. I just feel like I have this huge secret, and it won't go away. It feels like everybody knows. I'm sick of hiding. I can't hide.
Truth: What is truth? What would it mean to be real, honest, and transparent before another?
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!?! You told someone. That means nothing counts in the first place. It wasn't real. You only did it for attention. You only did it because you had seen your friends doing it. You're a COPYCAT! You're a FAKE!
NO! I have to prove that this is real. I AM NOT MY FRIENDS! I am me. Why can't anything in my life be real?
Well don't even THINK about telling anybody else. If you tell, it will disprove what you were trying to prove in the first place. If you tell, then it won't be real.
What about being honest? What about truth?
YOU DID WHAT!!! And I bet that you will take his advice too... that's TWO people now... it will be four soon... YOU'RE A FAKE!
NO! I won't tell them.
...but I'm coming back to God now. Things are going ok now...
BUT THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU HAVE DONE!?! You call yourself a Christian. You said that it was your choice; that you deliberately made the decision to sin. You deliberately chose to go against God. I'll tell you something, a Christian doesn't do something like that.
How could I?
"There is something important about truth. When we bring things into the light, the devil can't accuse us anymore."
I told you so... I told you... You can't keep anything to yourself. Hah! What will they think of you now?
I feel so ashamed...
What do they think?
"We want you to know that we care about you and are totally supportive of you, whatever happens today."
I don't deserve this. I don't deserve that you should care. I don't deserve that God should go with me. This is my own fault. Whatever happens today is my own fault; I created this situation for myself. Our actions have consequences. I deserve this.
Yes you did, didn't you?...
It feels like the whole world knows. She found out; she said that she was judging me...
"You said that you had weird friends, I mean, that isn't something which I would ever do..."
I AM NOT MY FRIENDS... Please let me be myself.
"I don't value our friendship anymore."
What have you done? You've ruined your friendship and where do you think that you've left her now? You're meant to be showing her an example of what a Christian is.
...I thought everything was ok...
The scars remain as a reminder of sin.
I will be honest.
"I think that you were surrounded by so many people doing that, that that is what led you to do it."
NO! Don't you understand? I am not my friends. I want to be me, I want to be real. I trusted you. I thought that you understood. I was real, honest and transparent before you. I'm not copying my friends. I'm not fake.
That's right... you can't talk to them anymore... think about what they must think of you.
It is real.
I was trying to prove...
I was trying to prove...
I don't know what I am trying to prove anymore.
It's called Self Harm.
I will be real, I will be honest before YOU, the one who is Truth.
It is a choice: Truth or Dare?
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Serves 6
2 cups flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons solid vegetable shortening or lard
1/4 cup finely chopped fresh parsley
1 cup whole milk
Extra flour (for rolling)
Have on hand a deep 10-inch baking dish. Butter it lightly. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or butter it lightly.
Set the oven at 350 degrees. In a bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, and salt. Add the butter and shortening or lard. With your fingers or the tines of a fork, work the mixture together until it resembles sand. Add the parsley and milk and use a fork to work the liquids into the flour mixture to form a wet dough.
Transfer the dough to a floured counter and knead it lightly, adding a little flour to make it manageable but not dry.
Roll the dough into an oblong or rectangle (use the baking dish as a guide). Carefully lift the dough onto the baking sheet.
Bake the dough in the hot oven for 10 minutes. Set it aside to cool.
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 small onion, finely chopped
1 stalk celery, finely chopped
1 leek (white part only), finely chopped
2 pounds cooked turkey meat, coarsely chopped
1 tablespoon fresh tarragon, finely chopped
1 tablespoon fresh sage, finely chopped
2 Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, and coarsely chopped
1/4 cup apple cider
2 cups turkey or chicken stock
Salt and pepper, to taste
Set the oven at 350 degrees. In a small skillet, melt the butter and whisk in the flour. Cook, stirring, over medium heat for 1 minute. Transfer the skillet to the oven and cook the mixture for 10 to 15 minutes or until it is golden brown. Remove it from the oven.
In a saucepan, heat the oil. Add the onion, celery, and leek. Cook the vegetables over medium heat, stirring often, for 10 minutes or until they are soft. Stir in the turkey, tarragon, sage, apples, and cider. Bring to a boil, lower the heat, and simmer the mixture for 10 minutes.
In another saucepan, bring the stock to a boil. Lower the heat to a simmer. Whisk in the browned butter-flour mixture and salt and pepper. When the sauce is smooth and thickened, pour it into the saucepan of turkey and vegetables. The resulting filling should be thick.
Transfer the filling to the baking dish. Cover it with the biscuit crust. Bake the pie in the hot oven for 35 to 45 minutes or until the mixture is bubbling at the edges and the crust turns golden brown. Serve at once. Adapted from Flavors From the Heart: The Dorset Inn Cookbook, by Sissy Hicks (1999).


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England bring in Tomkins but are still set for a tonking
Live international rugby league from the Four Nations tournament hits the BBC for the first time in a decase as England take on the Australians.
England were flattered last week in the second half as they out-scored the French 30 points to nil. While it wasn't bad rugby the French were clearly suffering from their first half efforts which saw them leading 12-4 at the break.
England coach Tony Smith has argued that his team have had little practice together, maybe everything just clicked at half-time last week. A topsy-turvy result like that this week pays a nice 12/1 (Australia leading half-time and England winning) but it's not really big enough.
England are being given a 16-point start on the main handicap at 10/11. Australia should cover that and can be backed giving up 24 points, which they can cover, at 7/4. It might not be the 52-4 mauling that England suffered in the World Cup last year (a repeat of that winning margin pays 33/1) but, while they could keep up in the forwards, the three-quarters are just too inexperienced to stop an Aussie side still blushing from their performance last week.
A 48-16 Australian victory is a scoreline I'd expect to see in the papers on Sunday - Australia 31-35 points is on offer at 12/1.
Why Smith isn't playing the Super League Champion trio of Danny Maguire, Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield in the all important half-back/loose forward roles is beyond me. Richie Myler is a talent, though he seemed to do his best work as an individual last week.
Wigan's Sam Tomkins has been thrown to the lions for tomorrow and has the alertness to catch the Australian's off-guard early on and is 16/1 to score the first try. He's the same to score the last try (2/1 anytime) which also looks good for a man that will never give up even when the result is a foregone conclusion.


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Jordan Spieth and Shannon Sanderford both had pretty good years. Spieth won the PGA Master's Tournament with a record-tying score, and then became the youngest person to win the U.S. Open since 1923. He also finished tied in fourth and second in the British Open and PGA Championship, respectively, and was undoubtedly the best golfer of 2015. Meanwhile, Shannon Sanderford ended up winning the title of Miss Texas 2015 and will compete in the Miss USA competition in the near future.
Spieth and Sanderford were both invited by the Texas Rangers to throw out the first pitch at yesterday's game. After they both threw, Sanderford gave an interview in which she did a little rap that finished with her asking Spieth on a date. One problem: Spieth already has a girlfriend, and she was in attendance for the game.
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SANDY SPRINGS, Ga.,None - Channel 2 Action News went to some of the local businesses targeted in a big pill mill bust and found out more about the shocking amounts of prescription narcotics some pharmacies were selling.
At D&B Pharmacy in Douglasville, workers told Channel 2's Linda Stouffer they were not allowed to comment on the raids or the arrest of pharmacist and CFO David Ajueyitsi.
Federal DEA agents arrested 12 people in seven counties in a sweeping raid Tuesday, part of a joint operation with the GBI and local authorities.
According to a DeKalb County indictment, D&B pharmacy was selling "very high quantities of oxycodone."
Prosecutors said 95 percent of the oxycodone sold there was for patients who lived in other states,
including Alabama and Ohio.
The pharmacy is a mile from Interstate 20, which investigators point out is not the nearest pharmacy to the Sandy Springs clinic where many patients got their prescriptions.
At Village Pharmacy in Douglasville, prosecutors said the owners were on track for ordering six times the national pharmacy average of oxycodone.
Husband and wife pharmacists, Christopher and Christy Parker, were arrested Tuesday during the raids. Staffers at Village Pharmacy said they had
no comment when Stouffer went in to ask about the allegations.
A Douglasville customer, Mark Fredrickson, said he hopes the raids don't affect him when he needs his legitimate prescriptions.
"It's terrible because it gives people a bad name that actually need it, people that actually have a problem. It's terrible they need to get rid of all those pill mills," Fredrickson said.
Tuesday, GBI and DEA agents swarmed the Atlanta Counseling and Recovery Center in Sandy Springs.
Investigators said it was an all
cash, high-volume pain clinic dispensing powerful painkillers.
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U.S. Open will add dome, two new stadiums
Fed up with bad weather tormenting its play and shredding its draws, the USTA has announced that it will begin construction of a dome over Arthur Ashe Stadium at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Weather problems have pushed the men's finals to Monday for the last five years. The U.S. Open is the only major without a roof either already established, as with Wimbledon and the Australian Open, or in the works, as with the French Open. Arthur Ashe Stadium holds 22,000 people, the largest tennis-specific stadium in the world, but it's drawn criticism since its 1997 opening for the lack of ability to handle any weather-related issues.
In addition, the USTA will construct two additional stadiums on the property. More details will be unveiled at a Thursday press conference.
This year's U.S. Open will begin Aug. 26, with a Monday finish already slated on the schedule.


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By the Demons of Denak! Benedict Cumberbatch has officially joined Marvel Studio's 'Doctor Strange', the company said Thursday.
The actor will play neurosurgeon Doctor Stephen Strange who, after a horrific car accident, discovers the hidden world of magic and alternate dimensions and becomes the next Sorcerer Supreme and primary protector of Earth against magical and mystical threats.
Marvel Comics vets Stan Lee and Steve Ditko co-created the character in 1963.
Cumberbatch's casting had been in the works since October.
Scott Derrickson ('Sinister') is directing the film, to be released 4 November 2016, as part of Marvel's phase three of superhero movies. Jon Spaihts ('Prometheus') is writing the script.
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"Stephen Strange's story requires an actor capable of great depth and sincerity," said Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. "In 2016, Benedict will show audiences what makes Doctor Strange such a unique and compelling character."
Feige has long wanted the Doctor Strange character to star in his own solo film as a way to make a movie about magic the way 'Guardians of the Galaxy' pushes the Marvel movie world into the sci-fi and space genre and 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' into political thrillers.
Marvel had been in negotiations with Joaquin Phoenix to take the role but couldn't reach a deal because of the number of films the thesp would have to agree to make.
In addition to voicing a wolf in DreamWorks Animation's 'The Penguins of Madagascar', Cumberbatch is also in 'The Imitation Game', and he will return to the smallscreen next year in the BBC's 'Sherlock'.
He also voices the dragon Smaug and the Necromancer in Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies'.


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Brewers Fayre (Brewers) is a casual dining pub group, based in the UK. The company's pub restaurants principally offer British pub food including a range of snacks, desserts, starters, appetizers, beef and ale pies, grills and steaks. The company also provides a wide range of drinks and beverages such as beers, wines, spirits, hot drinks and soft drinks. The company offers separate menu for kids comprising sausage & mash, create your own pizza, tomato pasta, chicken nugget, delicious desserts including chocolate indulgence and jelly & ice cream. The company offers services like wi-fi and bonus club card. Brewers operates pub restaurants across the UK. Brewers Fayre operates as a subsidiary of Whitbread plc, a leading hospitality company. Brewers is headquartered in Dunstable, the UK.
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The Bar Vocational Course (BVC) should be renamed the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC), with potential students having to take an aptitude test to get on the programme, a new report recommends.
The chair of the BVC working party, Derek Wood QC of Falcon Chambers, presented the committee's proposals last night (16 July) in a bid to make the course more "fit for purpose."
Wood said that in any given year, the number of people in search of pupillage greatly exceeds the number of pupillages available.
"No one who has looked at the gap between the numbers of students undertaking the BVC and the numbers of pupillages can be indifferent to it," said Wood.
"We have addressed the main criticisms of the BVC, namely: that there are too many students; that admission standards are too low; that students do not realise how hard it is to get a pupillage; that the quality of teaching needs to be improved; that grading between course providers is inconsistent; and that the course is too expensive."
On introducing the aptitude test, Wood said that it would be a more fair way to reduce number of students than a straight out reduction of places on the course.
"It is not fair on the weaker students that they should waste their money on the course, nor is it fair on the more able that their progress should be hindered by the less able, which we believe it is," said Wood. "By raising the admission standards, we suspect that the numbers on the course would fall".
The proposals will put professional ethics, advocacy and dispute resolution at the centre of the BPTC training. The report, which took into account the Bar Council's Neuberger report, also suggests that members of the public be involved to develop client handling skills.


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This is the cover of my second novel, Evel Knievel Days. The publication date is July 17, 2012. I'm excited to be working once again with Random House/Crown — the publisher of my first book.
Evel Knievel Days took many years to write. Seven, in fact. And my life has changed so dramatically from that day — in the summer of 2005 — when I sat down to work on the follow-up to Red Weather. I've moved from Brooklyn to Portland, Oregon. I've started teaching at Lewis and Clark College. I now have two beautiful, two-year-old twins. Hard to believe.
A writer's life isn't usually all that exciting. There are many hours of sitting in front of a keyboard, tapping away. Many hours of solitary confinement. Sure, the solitude — the freedom of it — can be invigorating. But it can also be lonely. More and more I've begun to understand and appreciate what each book means that comes into the world: many hours of single-minded labor, alone.
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General Category > Kegging and Bottling
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I have been asked to bring some home brew to a Grad party this summer. I was thinking of a keg system. What are the pit falls? What is the best way to keep the beer cold?
Depends on the size of your party, if you've already invested in kegging equipment (if you'll be using it thereafter)/can afford it etc. For me, I keg all my brews. I keep it in an old fridge w/a controller to keep it up to cellar temp. For a party away from home, I've put it in one of those big keg tubs for the commercial kegs. It's a good excuse to get out of bottling if you can afford the investment.
Consider getting a keg of a good craft brew if 5 gallons isn't gonna be enough?
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