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FRANKEL WILL RACE in the Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot on October 20th, it has been confirmed by connections of the world's highest rated racehorse.
Having won the Juddmonte Stakes so impressively last week, Sir Henry Cecil and company immediately discussed their options.
The Prix du Moulin was mooted, as was a mouth watering step up in class to a mile and a half for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
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DescriptionThe author of the widely praised debut novel How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe returns with a hilarious, heartbreaking, and utterly original collection of short stories. About the AuthorCharles Yu is the author of How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe, which was named one of the best books of the year by Time magazine. He received the National Book Foundation's 5 Under 35 Award for his story collection Third Class Superhero, and was a finalist for the PEN Center USA Literary Award. His work has been published in The New York Times, Playboy, and Slate, among other periodicals. Yu lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Michelle, and their two children. Praise for Sorry Please Thank You…"What Charles Yu does very well—it is a long list, but this may be its most notable entry—is to create strange and disturbingly normal alternate realities. In his first novel, How To Live Safely In a Science Fictional Universe, Yu conceived of Minor Universe 31, a universe filled with people widely, albeit unhappily, using time machines. He took sci-fi theories and ran them through a sort of literary normalizer, applying ample wit, pop-culture references, psychological insight, metaphorical flair, and a vital sweetness (his young, isolated protagonist, in search of his father, even has a stray dog for a pet). Overflowing with quasi-scientific jargon, the novel was exciting and funny and, at times, downright spooky, much like the quantum theories that Yu invoked. But most of all, for a story about a time travel mechanic, it was unfailingly realistic. . . . In his new collection of stories, Sorry Please Thank You, Yu no longer constrains himself to the pre-requisites of realism—or, to be more accurate, the appearance of realism. Freed from this yoke, he takes off in every narrative direction with the glee of a school-kid released for summer vacation. . . . While Yu has drawn many comparisons to Kurt Vonnegut for his entertaining and adept satire, and to Douglas Adams for his intelligent and inventive silliness, Donald Barthelme seems an overlooked literary forebear. . . . As readers, we are all the better for Yu's astonishing mix of wild imagination and meticulous restraint. Of the three polite phrases that comprise his title—Sorry Please Thank You—only the last is of true relevance here. No sorries, Charles. Just thanks." —Los Angeles Review of Books |
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What was the first song you ever heard by 1?
artist in the ambulance
What is your favorite song of 4?
If you c jordan
What kind of impact has 1 left on your life?
I fell in love with heavier music and stopped listening to dashboard confessional. Thanks Thrice. I don't know what the fuck I was doing. I was just a teenager…
also a lot of personal stuff.
What are your favorite lyrics of 5?
Recall the deeds as if
They're all someone else's
Atrocious stories
Now you stand reborn before us all
So glad to see you well
How many times have you seen 4 live?
0 actually, never got the chance.
What is your favorite song by 2?
Is there any song by 3 that makes you sad?
I guess 'an american dream'
When did you first get into 2?
Tool is older than I am. Liked them since I was young. Started loving them a few years ago thanks to an ex of mine.
How did you get into 3?
Read about them In AP years ago, it was suggested for fans of thrice.
What is your favorite song by 5?
The noose
How many times have you seen 2 live?
Once, it was amazing.
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globes and maps
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Since our family took on the challenge, it's been pretty easy overall. We already eat together as a family most days of the week. The scary part was handing control of food choices and portions to the kids. My fear was that if they got to choose, their choice would be "none of the above". I have been pleasantly surprised that this hasn't been the case.
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New Zealand Cricket has had its ups and downs in the past. The struggle has always been finding a national team with depth to match the other great cricketing nations. The Black Caps have certainly seen many world class individual cricketers but there have only been brief periods where the side has stood near the top.
The best side New Zealand ever fielded was probably one from the early 80s; a batting lineup featuring Wright, Edgar and Coney and a world class bowling line up including Hadlee, Cairns, Chatfield and Sneddon. Since then there have been players like Crowe, Fleming, Bond and Vettori but unfortunately they have never blended well to create a world class team.
Yet, the future does look bright now as the Black Caps contain a decent group of young kids who show plenty of promise. Add to this is the team's new corporate support and the Black Caps will get the lift they need to allow this game to take on a new lease of life in New Zealand. 20/20 cricket is also the right brand of cricket for the Kiwis who have always shown their best at the shortened version of the game.
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The Dandenong Ranges is an undeniably beautiful spot. If it weren't I wouldn't have lived here for twenty years. Just 35km from Melbourne, it's a well-travelled path for day-trippers from the inner suburbs; in the hills they enjoy the relaxed feel, the beautiful scenery, relatively little traffic, delicious food and cute shops. But the standard daytrip - a drive up the Mt Dandenong Tourist Road, afternoon tea at the famous tearooms, well, it's a little bit yawn-worthy for families.
Let me talk you through the hidden gems (and the worthwhile of the famousy things) of the Dandenong Ranges.
To get the most out of any trip to the hills, you have to head outside. Breathe in that fresh air, feel the breeze from the gum trees – and maybe even have a daring adventure:
Trees Adventure in Belgrave has only been here for a couple of years and caused quite the stir with locals. It's great fun, and kids from the age of five can join in adventuring through the tops of some of the Dandenong Ranges' oldest trees. (You'll need to book ahead, so head to their website and phone or email before driving up.)
Puffing Billy is the biggest name in the hills, and it deserves the reputation. Take the train ride from Belgrave to Emerald for a fantastic day out. You'll enjoy the views and the kids will love sitting in the train's window… just don't forget to let yourself be a kid for a while too. Not that I'd do such a thing of course. Oh wait...
Take a walk in the Dandenong Ranges National Park to really experience this area. There are heaps of walks to do, but some of the best short walks depart from Grant's Picnic Ground (a spot to avoid, other than to park for a walk, unless you're into queuing to feed birds) and the Upper Ferntree Gully entrance to the national park. For a really short walk that's beautiful, head up to Olinda Falls.
The gardens of the Dandenong Ranges are well worth seeing, and make stunning locations for a picnic. The picks of the crop are the Alfred Nicholas Gardens (make sure you walk down to the lake) and the Cloude Hill lookout.
Afternoon tea in the hills has become a tradition for many. Which is lovely, if you're mad for a scone or two. I say give it a miss to find some other great spots that are a little off the tourist radar:
Cooks Corner, in the gorgeous little town of Kallista, is a new favourite eatery among locals. The food is amazing - fresh, local where possible, and with a beautiful outlook over the forest. And it's kid friendly - not in a 'we have a token kids menu' kind of way, but in a really welcoming 'we have toys and activities for them' way. (What? Good food AND a kids area? That alone is worth the drive!)
Kelly's is the best pub meal in the hills. With a fireplace for the cooler weather, boutique beers on tap and all the best pub standard meals plus some more exotic offerings, this is a great place to come with the family or with a few friends to spend some time. We've been known to while away many a winter's afternoon here.
Coonara Springs is good for a child-unfriendly night out. Great food (you can choose your sauces and meats separately) and beautiful views.
Best drives
When visitors come up the hill for a day, most of them take the traditional route: a drive up the Mt Dandenong Tourist Road. Take the road a little less travelled to find some amazing scenery through the national park:
Monbulk Road is, in my opinion, the best drive in the hills. It's right in the midst of the national park so you'll have a great outlook over the forest as you take the short drive between Belgrave and Monbulk.
Sherbrooke Road is another great drive (but don't do this if you're uncomfortable on windy roads; it has some of the hills' sharpest bends), and will take you from Kallista over to the Tourist Road.
Belgrave-Ferny Creek Road is one of the steepest options, but it's beautiful. The top of the road winds down from the Tourist Road through the forest, ending up right in the township of Belgrave.
Olinda-Monbulk Road offers beautiful views around bendy roads, with lots of restaurants along the way.
Let's be honest: shopping isn't the big drawcard to the hills. But a little retail therapy never goes astray. Here's where you'll find the best the hills has to offer:
The shops of Sassafras are very cute, so spend some time strolling. If you love tea, clothes, ice-cream, plants, antiques, old-fashioned toys (Gepetto's Workshop has become a hills institution) or a mixture of all of the above, you'll enjoy the stores in this touristy town.
Kallista has some good options too: antiques, toys, organic food and a market every Sunday.


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Piccho dal Pozzo: A_Live (2010)
In the continually expanding world of progressive rockan expansion facilitated through global communities created via the internet over the last decade-and-a-halfit's increasingly common to find groups garnering far more (and, often, well-deserved) attention than they did back in their time. Italy's Picchio dal Pozzo only released two albums back in the dayPicchio dal Pozzo (Grog, 1976) and Abbiamo Tutti I Suoi Problemi (L'Orchestra Cooperative, 1980)but as its country's only known group to expand on the tradition of British Canterbury groups like Hatfield and the North and, at least in its infancy, Rock in Opposition progenitor Henry Cow, this Italian quartet was ensured a footnote position in the history of progressive rock. New millennium interest in the group, revived through the CD reissue of both albums, and the discovery/release of a thought-lost 1977 "live in the studio" recording, Camere Zimmer Rooms (Cuneiform, 2001), all led to an inevitable band reunion and an album of new material, Pic_Nic@Valdapozzo (Auditorium, 2004).
All of which led, perhaps equally inevitably, to a performance at the 2008 AltrOck Festival in Milano, Italy, where the revived PdP teamed with members of Yūgen for a 65-minute set weighing heavily on material from its 1976 debut. A_Live manages to be both reverential in its faithful rendition of tracks like the gentle, chamber-like "Off," which combines Yūgen pianist Pietro Cavedon and bass clarinetist Valerio Cippolone's classicism with PdP bassist Aldo de Acalzi's wordless, Robert Wyatt- and Richard Sinclair-informed "wao, wao" vocalsand more forward-reaching in its expansion of "Merta" to more than double Picchio dal Pozzo's original length, with PdP guitarist Paolo Griguolo's irregularly metered arpeggios and a synth pedal tone creating the kind of hypnotic transcendence of middle period Soft Machine tracks like "The Soft Weed Factor," from Six (Sony, 1973), as a foundation for Yūgen drummer Mattia Signo's powerful kit work.
"Cocomelastico," also from PdP's debut, swings in its own way, with Griguolo and Yūgen'ss Francesco Zago" splitting the originally overdubbed and overdriven guitar parts. With PdP reduced to two of its original membersde Acalzi and Griguoloalong with two new percussionists, its teaming with Yūgen was ultimately of necessity, to provide them with two keyboardists, another guitarist, a reedman and a rhythm section, providing the instrumental/textural breadth to deliver tracks like the ethereal "Lindbergh," a previously unreleased (and, until recently, lost) track from the Abbiamo Tutti I Suoi Problemi session that's closer in spirit to mid-period Henry Cow, but with fewer sharp edges.
Yūgen , whose Uovo Fatali (AltrOck, 2008) was a remarkable follow-up to its 2006 AltrOck debut, Labirinto D'Acqua, adds more than merely a broader palette; its players, like those of PdP, manage to create music that's serious without gravitas. There's no self-indulgence here, only an hour of music that skirts the edges of the avant-garde without losing its appealing accessibility. Picchio dal Pozzo may only represent a relative nanosecond in the evolution of progressive rock, but with its distinct nexus of Canterbury and Rock in Opposition on A_Live, it's now assured a firmer place when the history books are written about this inventive time of resurgence, renewal and revitalization.
Track Listing: Merta; Cocomelastico; Off; Il Presidente; Adriatico; La Bolla; Uccellin del Bosco; Napier; Lindbergh.
Personnel: Aldo de Acalzi: voice, electric bass, WX7; Paolo Griguolo: voice, electric guitar, tenor recorder; Aldo di Marco: percussion, visual effects editor; Dado Sezzi: percussion. Yūgen: Paolo "Ske" Botta: electric piano, synthesizer; Pietro Cavedon: piano; Valerio Cipollone: bass clarinet, soprano saxophone; Mattia Signo: drums; Francesco Zago: electric guitar.
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Our June newsletter winner was Jo Ann! She'll get the book of her choice, plus that adorable little stuffed leopard/cheetah cub, celebrating this week's release of Vampire Instinct! (I can't decide which breed it is, so we're going to let Jo Ann decide if it's a cheetah or leopard – grin). Hope you all have your copies of Mal and Elisa's story and are enjoying their journey.
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A new Radio Format study conducted by The Media Audit reveals that among the top 20 highest reaching radio formats, Dance CHR listeners are the biggest consumers of CDs and digital music downloads. According to the study, 42.8 percent of the format's weekly listeners frequently purchase CDs or download digital music. Among all U.S. consumers, only 27.7 percent frequently purchase CDs or digital music. That figure represents more than 41 million consumers across The Media Audit's 81 measured markets, the company says.The report also shows that CHR ranked second in the study, with 42.4 percent of the format's weekly listeners frequently purchasing music. This is followed by listeners of R&B/Urban (39.2 percent), Hot AC (38.3 percent) and Rock (36.4 percent). Rounding out the top ten radio formats for consumers of CDs and digital downloads are listeners of Urban Adult Contemporary format (34.1 percent), Sports (33.2 percent), Public Radio (32.7 percent), Classic Rock (31.5 percent) and Adult Contemporary (30.4 percent).Among those who frequently purchase music, 49 percent are female and 51 percent are male. Furthermore, 46.6 percent are between the ages of 25 and 44, while 67 percent are between the ages of 18 and 44 years, The Media Audit says.
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Soggy, warm month among 10 wettest Aprils
It was much more than April showers.
Rain fell on 16 of the 30 days last month, and April was the 10th wettest of 143 Aprils in the record period.
"Precipitation was frequent, plentiful and well distributed throughout the month," said Jeffrey R. Stoudt, organizer of the Berks Area Rainfall Network. "Reading and Berks missed the more extreme rainfalls and significant flooding, which inundated most of Pennsylvania, especially from the Susquehanna Valley westward. Most of Pennsylvania placed higher than 10th in respective local rankings."
There was a little bit of snow early on April 1, just 0.2 inches that boosted the official seasonal total to 24.7 inches.
"This might have been considered unofficially the onion snow by some as it wrapped up a snow season that brought slightly above average total accumulations east of Reading but slightly subnormal season totals from the Reading area and west," Stoudt said.
Average for a season is 28 inches.
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The two ladies are at it again.
Eleanor Clinkscales and Nancy Crow are seeking your help to help needy students throughout the county as they prepare to go back to school in a couple of weeks.
Clinkscales said the needs are great. What she is talking about are the school supplies needed by the poor students of St. Clair County.
Clinkscales said she had been told the Pell City School System had 56 percent of the students on free or reduced lunches this past school year. The St. Clair County School System had 48 percent of its students on free or reduced lunches last year.
Clinkscales and Crow are having a contest to see who can raise the most money or school supplies to help these students.
"The needs are great, but I know the great people of St. Clair County will come through for me, just like they have in years past," Clinkscales said. "I appreciate all the things individuals, churches and businesses have done before. We need your help again. We want to be able to put school supplies into every public school in this county."
While Clinkscales is looking at area churches for help, Crow will be calling on local clubs for help.
"Clubs like the Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Civitan Club, and Garden Club," Crow said. "I want to try and get any civic organization to donate to this worthy cause."
Clinkscales said a certain mayor (Bill Hereford) found out she was calling and he answered the phone by saying, "How much and when?"
"We will take money from any individual," Crow said. "We just want to help the children of the St. Clair County School System and Pell City School System."
Listed are the items Clinkscales and Crow need to help students this year.
• 1,000 packs of wide rule paper.
• 1,000 pocket folders – all colors.
• 1,000 boxes of 24-count crayons.
• 1,000 glue sticks.
• 100 pair of blunt tip fiskar scissors.
• 200 pink block erasers.
• 500 black or blue pens.
• 500 #2 pencils.
• 300 one-subject notebooks.
• 50 five-subject notebooks.
• 60 two-inch binders.
• 60 one and a half inch binders.
• 80 ABC primary tablets.
• As many hand sanitizers as possible.
Clinkscales said they would like to put four clear or mesh backpacks in each school, maybe more at Steele Jr. High School since it houses students grades kindergarten through eighth grade.
"School starts Aug. 20," Clinkscales said. "Pickup date for all these school supplies is Aug. 15. We will pack these supplies on Aug. 16, and place them in all the schools Aug. 16-17."
Clinkscales noted that the Refuge Ministries bank balance stands at $13.84.
"We need your help," she said. "Donations can be made payable to Refuge Ministries. I will use these donations to buy pencil boxes, colored pencils, construction paper, pencil sharpeners, etc."
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TT rollover snarls traffic on I-93 N in Wilmington
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WILMINGTON, Mass. (WHDH) -- A tractor trailer rollover snarled traffic on I-93 North near Route 62 in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Three lanes of the road were closed, which backed up traffic for up to six miles.
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As today is the big day I'm not going to spend it blogging. However, I thought a little treat would be to list the 30 players I've most enjoyed watching these past 30 years.
Given I wrote this piece last week on defenders and goalkeepers not winning the big awards often enough I must concede that it is overly heavy on beautiful midfielders.
It is also (a) overly reliant on Liverpool players and (b) focuses largely from me watching football from about the age of 8 onwards. It is my list, my gaff, my rules. Zico and Maradona both featured in my lifetime but I can't really remember them and, in Maradona's case, he was erring towards a still brilliant parody of himself by that point.
This list would be different tomorrow if I were to write it again and different again the day after that. God knows how Pele got to his 125 best living players and, more pertinently, how Diouf managed to get into that list but not Tostao. That is surely what the International Criminal Court is actually for.
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- Andres Iniesta
- Dejan Savicevic
- Zvonomir Boban
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- Dennis Bergkamp
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- Jan Molby
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1018 Montana Ave
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Reviews by TheSevenDuffs:
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vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 5 | $$$
Stopped by for dinner and a couple of pints. Atmosphere was pretty cool and, like many beer bars, got really busy pretty early in the evening and you could barely move.
Tap list was very good, but could have been better. There seemed to be about 20-25 offerings on tap of various styles and breweries. There was nothing that really stood out for me but I still found a few really solid beers to drink while I was there.
Had the famous Office Burger and it lived up to the hype! The sweet potato fries are a must order too!
Service was friendly and knowledgeable. I would go back if I was ever in the area again.
07-13-2011 01:42:50 |
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vibe: 4.25 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 3.75 | $$$
I had always wanted to visit this place. I saw a tv show mention their office burger so I was really looking forward to it.
Atmosphere: The atmosphere was fine, very loud as you would expect on a Saturday afternoon. The place had mostly a hipster crowd, but maybe these people were just the regular Santa Monica crowd!
Quality: The quality of the beer was good, this place had several different beers to choose from, mostly on draft. Unlike other awesome places, I could not find any special reserve bottles on their menu.
Service: Good!
Selection: Decent!
Food: I had their Office Burger, medium rare. I also had their frites and a side of their Patatas Bravas. I was not impressed with their food. The office Burger was good but it was not mind blowing. I would definitely give it another chance at impressing me tho.
Value: The prices here are standard. The only thing I don't like is their minuscule $1 tasters!! An ounce of beer is never enough to judge weather you like a beer or not!!
05-07-2013 16:27:41 |
More by ChanChan
vibe: 4.25 | quality: 5 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $$
This is THE FIRST gastropub in America according to many sources. Chef Sang Yoon was a regular at this Santa Monica hang out and after two years of haggling bought it in 2000, installed a kitchen, expanded the tap list and the rest is history.
This place is most famous for it's burger. It has been called the best burger in LA, even named the best burger in the country by Esquire Magazine. The burger is very good, as is the rest of the food, which most people do not even try because they just get the burger. Beyond the food, this place stands out for its beer selection.
They have 36 craft brews on tap. No cow-towing to Bud-Miller-Coors. They never even have Blue moon on tap. It is all focused on local, Belgian or craft offerings. This is the only place in LA that almost always has a beer from Russian River Brewing, usually Pliny the Elder and/or Perdition, thanks to the owner's personal friendship with Vinny. The taps continue through different styles from breweries like Stone, Hanger 24, Allagash, Beechwood, Taps, Surf Brewing, Strand Brewing, Anchor, North Coast et. al.
In bottles you have even more options representing imports including Trippel Karmielt, Caracol, Orval, Duvel, Hitachino, Russian River sours (Suppication, Consecration, Temptation), Westmall and more.
They also have a good wine list featuring small artisan vintners.
The place is small, like a place in a strip mall before strip malls were invented. The seating is open. Grab a spot when and where you can. The decor is spartan; yellow wood paneling a bar along the side and 11 tables that you can fit 4-6 people around. Pop-rock on the sound system and one TV with whatever game is on, but no sound for the TV, they are not a sports bar.
Grab a bar seat and let the bartender tell you about the beer. If you know what you want they will pour it for you. If you do not know, they will ask you what you like and give you something in the same vein.
Service is only at the bar. You have to get all drinks, even water, from there. For food they will take your order and give you a number where the runners will take it to you. Some hate this system, but I think it is actually very efficient. This is a bar after all, and does not try to be a full service restaurant.
Great place for great beer and great food. The service may be spartan, but you are not here for that.
05-07-2013 11:01:52 |
More by Bang34
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$$
"Let's drink more man!" Already filled up with booze at Venice Ale House, Maria brings up the idea of heading over to Father's Office for a change in scenery. Yes, I was getting a little bored of the beach by now, so maybe a different bar wouldn't be such a bad idea. But I was curious how much more drinking would be involved. Well, if I could try a little food, maybe it wouldn't be so bad. After all, they got the Office Burger®.
Not many options to park on the street, so we had to park a block away to find one. We walk in, hand the bouncer our ID's to prove our age, and we start to look for a place to sit. One problem, there was no place to sit. Or wasn't there? It's a small, somewhat "hip" place, with several small tables and modest sized bar (though not for the crowd that was here on Thursday night). We received help from an employee for our seating needs, where he "split" a big table of two people and gave us the use of one-half. I appreciate that.
40 different taps and 20 bottles to choose. Its selection is an upgrade of Venice Ale House, not just in quantity, but offering up beers from Russian River, Surf Brewing, Big Sky, Ladyface, Castelein, Straind, Craftsman, Full Sail, Caracole, and Green Flash. But don't forget the bottles either (Hitachino, Anchorage, DeuS, Unibroue). Glassware is given some respects, and the beer is too.
The Office Burger® came out already cut in half. Not being able to substitute (what if you can't eat bacon?), I took it with everything on it. Best burger in America? I wouldn't say in today's America, having already had tasted the outstanding Slater's and Sides Harware burgers in the previous week, but there's no doubt this version is very good. Regarding the "no ketchup" rule, I was dissapointed at first, but when I saw the fries come with a good garlic aioli sauce, I gladly took the trade. Maria orders some sauteed mushroom to share with me and Guilherme, and those were noteworthy as well (espeically since I don't eat mushrooms). There isn't much else on the food menu, so don't come expecting a full-fledged gastronomic experience.
I already knew about the controversies of Father's Office, so I threw caution into the wind. While it is a little expensive, the food was very good (and didn't need any subsituting) and the beers offered make this a good place to drink in Santa Monica.
07-09-2012 04:53:53 |
More by DoubleJ
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $$$$
I visited the original Father's Office with my wife tonight. First off, this is a MUCH smaller location than the other one in Culver City. Basically, we were lucky to find a spot in the bar area to sit. The atmosphere is much the same as the other location with lots of wood and a modern design element to it. They also had the lights really low which was a bit odd to me. Service = you order all food and drinks at the bar, where they give you the drinks up front and a number for the food which will be brought to you. They have a very good selection of bottled and draft beers with a wide range of styles available. Quality is very good just like the other location. Prices here are pretty expensive just like the other location for both food and drinks. They also don't offer any tasters or half pint options. Overall, this is the original Father's Office and pretty much exactly the same as the other location in terms of food and drinks but I prefer the one in Culver City more.
02-20-2012 06:12:35 |
More by UCLABrewN84
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
I arrived in LA early enough to make it here to watch the superbowl. The place was surprisingly empty, I guess I expected a crowd. It was a Patriots/Giants year, so probably too remote to be of interest locally. Also factor in the home parties...
Awesome taps, slightly upscale pub fare, and a little smaller than I expected. I stuck with Pliny the Elder through the entire game, and topped it off with Cuvee de Tomme. Plenty of other good options too, as many others have documented.
Prices seemed reasonable to me, and the food wasn't too expensive either. They won't make a burger without cheese, which I found offensive, but they were very friendly anyway. Highly recommended.
02-08-2012 15:54:15 |
More by TurdFurgison
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 5 | $$
God Bless business trips to LA!
Coordinated an early flight to spend a evening at Fathers Office. Absolutely beautiful part of town in Santa Monica, shops and restaurants throughout. Convenient store on the corner where I found Damnation and Blind Pig.
Fathers Office SM is a great place. Good tap list, home of one of the best burgers that I've ever tasted. The evening I was there I had Stone 15th, Sculpin, and a bunch of other locals on tap. Bartenders were top notch. Very friendly and knowledgeable. This is a must stop for anybody in the LA area. All the patrons were there for the same reason, love of good beer and a good time.
The place does tend to get pretty crowded the later the night goes. I was there at open and got a seat at the bar which I never left. Between the beers and the burger, I love this place and wish I was there more often. A must visit place.
10-17-2011 01:08:27 |
More by FtownThrowDown
vibe: 2.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 2.5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
I arrived early evening hoping to beat the crowd and I did just barely as there were only two seats left at the bar. The atmosphere is comfortable and the beer selection is solid.I had hoped for Pliny but no luck, they did have Blind Pig so of course that was my choice. As they began to fill up I realized this was not my crowd,self obsessed plastic people. I ordered my second Blind Pig and had drank one sip from it when a couple approached me and said, can we have this seat, I just looked at my glass and looked at them, they just walked away, no comment. Even if I knew they had Pliny on tap I would not return to this pub.
09-25-2011 21:02:42 |
More by VegasBill
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$$
I stopped here for dinner and drinks on 4/18 with friends while on vacation. I hadn't heard of this place prior to visiting so I was pretty excited to be introduced to something new.
Even on a Monday night this place was well attended. There was but one booth open however, with seating for 5, so luck was on our side.
I wanted to love this place as the selection of beers and quality of food is just outstanding. New Belgium's La Terrior and RR Pliny on tap! I had a skewered lamb dish that made everyone go mmm, the office burger was fantastic as well and huge. BUT, you order everything yourself from the bar and no substitutions OR subtractions from any order. That last part just does not make sense, no subtractions? I personally love bleu cheese, however my friend with the burger did not and had to scrape it off himself. Kind of a waste, don't you think?
I'd be more apt to stop in here for some beers if in town, but there are plenty of other bars with less pretentious rules on food to wet my appetite.
04-28-2011 14:27:34 |
More by naproxen
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 5 | $$$
Went to this place for lunch on a weekend, the small bar and tables all were packed, we stood around for about 2 minutes debating whether we should leave or not, and just then a table opened up! I noticed the flow of patrons leaving vs. coming in was perfect, it was completely full the whole time but it seemed every time somebody showed up a party was leaving.
They had a great selection of beers, well thought out and crossed a bunch of different styles, I ordered a Sculpin and a My Bloody Valentine.
For my first visit here I felt obligated to try the Office Burger, it was absolutely delicious, juicy, and a must try. I find myself craving one as I type this review right now.
It's a little pricey here, but the quality of the food is top notch.
I will definitely be back here.
03-17-2011 22:51:09 |
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But the source said on Monday that AT&T will only have to pay that fee if certain conditions are met.
For instance, the acquisition has to receive regulatory approval within a certain timeframe, the source said. Otherwise, the contract is void.
Also, the value of T-Mobile USA may not fall below a certain level, the person said. That could happen, for instance, if regulators demand that parts of the company be sold as a condition for approval of the deal.
Shares of Deutsche Telekom fell 1.8 percent to 8.58 euros by 0920 GMT (5:20 a.m. ET). The stock has lost about 17 percent of its value over the past month.
AT&T's Frankfurt-listed shares (T.F) were down 1.5 percent.
A German government official said on Thursday a deal for AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA could still be reached as the U.S. Department of Justice is holding talks with the two companies.
AT&T is expected to soon present a proposed solution to U.S. antitrust regulators to salvage the deal, people close to the matter said last week.
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Surely break-free fees serve only to encourage marginal deals to go ahead, while preventing the continued competition that would result from the firms in question remaining separate. Maybe it's time regulators reviewed the merit and legality of such fees takeover agreements in the context of wider market interests, rather than just the boards and shareholders of the companies involved.


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Hedemann matched freshman Danielle Lemek's (Doniphan, Neb./Doniphan-Trumbull) 54-hole total of 229 at the Redbird Invitational as the pair led the Braves to a fifth-place finish in the 15-team field. Hedemann opened play with a one-over par 73 en route to her fifth career top-10 finish and placed in the top 10 in a tournament for the fourth time in her last five events dating back to last season. A biochemistry major, Hedemann owns a 3.77 cumulative grade point average.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (34 votes).
In short: Tough But EnjoyableRace In full: With the heat and the hills this was definately a tough course and never one for a PB. However this was geared for fun and most certainly delivered. Marshalls were friendly and the drink stations were frequent and well stocked with fruit, crips, jellybabies etc. Infact the best I've ever came across. The wine tasting was the iceing on the cake. I made the most of this be stopping at each one for a chat and taste (Yes, for two laps)Picnic at the end was an excellent idea as gave a chance to chat to other runners. Also enjoyed the BBQ and glass of wine. There was a fault with the timing system and my heart went out to the DJ who seemed genuinly dissapointed. However as most of us were in fancy dress I much doubt many were looking for PBs. Anyway, times were rectified within a couple of days so no harm done.I cannot recommend this enough. It's a beautiful course and the atmosphere is great. If you don't fancy the full marathon, then the option of a half is also available.You may even be doing yourself a favour by leaving your watch at home for this one. Date of review: September 11, 2012
In short: Wonderful wonderful day out spoilt only by the terrible caterers! In full: It was hot - and I did a PW of 6 hours, but I didn't care because I had the most amazing time. The race itself was well organised and the marshals were fantastic - the wine I was sure would be a bad idea but with plenty of water it is fine to have a little glass at every station (which I did) without adverse effects! My only comments are - three of my group's chip times seem to be missing from the final results. There was no hog roast left at the end which is unacceptable. If you have 200 runners, you need 200 portions, end of story. Not difficult - bad attitude of young kids serving and getting paid for it when older volunteers have stood out in the baking heat and been wonderful marshals for free - I find that quite insulting! A caterer told my friend who ran the marathon that he couldn't get her a glass of wine because "he'd been here since 9am and he was a bit tired". If the organisers sack the caterers and get better ones next year the event will be perfect! Also all drinks stations back to front - surely it should be wine first, then food, then water - that would make it easier for serious runners and better for drinkers as they need water last after wine not before it. Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Best but hardest marathon ever done!In full: Lovely race that was very well organised. Extremely tough in the hot conditions. I drank even more wine on the second lap to keep me going!Volunteers and supporters were brilliant.Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Fantastic scenery, great organisation, very friendly but those hills are hurting now.In full: Mix of trails, footpaths and a few road sections. Don't remember any of it being flat. A hard race but worth it for the views and support. No chance of a PB. Fantastic day for family and supporters with fun runs, activities and wine tours. Date of review: September 10, 2012
In full: great event thanks and met some very nice people. next year, i'll be bacchus to the future.shame a couple ignored the rules and wore headphones, was the only spoiler for a magnificent dayDate of review: September 10, 2012
In short: The chip timing issues will concern very fewIn full: I feel sorry for the organiser who seemed absolutely gutted that Sports Systems had messed up the chip timing. I think I would be correct in saying though that the vast majority of runner this was not a PB course and personally this didn't even register as a minor irritation. Other than that I really can't fault this run. Yes, its very tough and the weather didn't help as I don't do hot, but everything else was spot on. I love the views, marshals were fantastic, plenty of refreshment stations (I particularly liked the red wine) and a great atmosphere at the end. Great idea to make the finish a "picnic" area. I finish too many marathons and that's it. This time there was plenty of time and people to chat to making it an altogether friendlier event.Can't wait until next years run but I will be hoping for it to be 10 degrees cooler.Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Challenging terrain but beautiful.Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Challenging but enjoyable In full: Had a great day enjoying the scenery and wine. The weather was too hot for my fancy dress costume and my time was a PW but still throughly enjoyed the experience. A really great event. Deserves to be a "must do" race. marshalls and organisation faultless.Date of review: September 10, 2012
In short: enjoyable day, well marshalledIn full: In the heat, very much appreciated the well stocked and multitude of drinks stations - better than many ultras, which the marathon felt like this year in the heat!Good atmosphere at finish - my wife and kids still rate this on our third visit as one of best for spectating at with so much to do and enjoyable feelDate of review: September 10, 2012
In short: Hot, hilly, but beautiful and friendly.In full: Brilliantly organised, really glad that they added in extra water and sponges, slightly disappointed that they'd run out of BBQ by the time I finished, but I was right at the back, so can't really grumble! Still got a nice refreshing glass of wine, lovely medal and t-shirt. The race director was very nice, and the marshals throughout the course were charming and helpful, and showed no frustration or boredom despite the 6.5 hour wait for runners to finish. Fabulous race.Date of review: September 9, 2012


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I've always enjoyed light-hearted contemporary romances and had toyed with the idea of writing one, but never felt inspired by the right idea. Then one day in the shower, June and Luke's characters appeared to me while I was washing my hair. I saw the progression of their entire relationship, starting as children, and from there, I built the plot around them. I spent nearly a year brainstorming and jotting down ideas while revising another project, and by the time I was finally ready to write June and Luke's story, they were completely real to me.
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I also have a young adult sci-fi series coming in February, 2014 from Disney Hyperion. In a nutshell, it's about a high school valedictorian who falls for her alluring interplanetary exchange student…who's not as innocuous as he pretends to be. Readers can learn more about all my books—for adults and for teens—on my website, macybeckett.com.
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In memoriam of Elmar Ploner (1922 – 2010), who would have been 90 years old today.
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Hi m8s,
I'm running winxp and I've just got a sidewinder pro usb cos my original sidewinder ain't supported.
I've got a problem with the v4 software, if I assign a keystroke to a sidewinder button using recorder, it enters as a smiley, or a pointing finger, or some weird symbol, anything except the actual letter that I pressed.It's driving me nuts, any advice appreciated.
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Lecture Description
In this lecture, Professor Kagan describes the growth of a new power: Thebes. Under the leadership of Epaminondas and Pelopidas, Thebes grows into a major power among the Greek cities. In fact, the Thebans even rout the Spartans in a standard hoplite battle in the battle of Leuctra. Finally, Professor Kagan points out that by the time of Theban hegemony, the Greek world had experienced so many wars and conflicts that it opened the door to a powerful leader: Philip of Macedon.
Course Description
This is an introductory course in Greek history tracing the development of Greek civilization as manifested in political, intellectual, and creative achievements from the Bronze Age to the end of the classical period. Students read original sources in translation as well as the works of modern scholars.