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LANSING (WKZO) -- Michigan's Democratic delegation and United Auto Workers President Bob King are looking for a change in leadership in the Democrat party.
A letter signed by Senators Debbie Stabenow and Carl Levin, along with U.S. Representatives Sander Levin, Gary Peters, John Dingell, John Conyers and Dale Kildee urges Democrats to replace party chairman Mark Brewer. He's been at the helm of the party for 18 years, but many are upset with Democrat losses and crushing defeats on ballot proposals including the collective bargaining last November.
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Working with patients from all over the world can present unique challenges. Residents are fortunate to have Community Health Outreach Workers, or CHOWs, to assist in cultural brokerage within the realm of the medical encounter. The community health outreach workers are from the Portland Office of Public Health, but also assist at many of the MMC sites. Currently Maine Med employs one community health outreach worker who helps provide care to our Spanish speaking populations and one who helps provide care to our Somali patients. There is hope that this program will be expanded in the future to include additional communities.
Community Medicine and Integrative Medicine MonthThe MMC Family Practice Centers are a part of a vibrant community. Residents receive a wonderful introduction to the Portland and Falmouth communities through the Community Medicine and Integrative Medicine month. After completing the internship year, the resident class is reunited during this much anticipated month. Time during this month is divided between community medicine and integrative medicine with the goal of helping residents learn more about the community in which they live and work. The residents will learn more about and directly from local refugees, immigrants, and migrant workers. More can be read about the integrative medicine curriculum in the related area of the Family Medicine website.
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The Honda Racing F1 Team's Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello will line up for tomorrow's French Grand Prix from the sixth and seventh rows of the grid after taking 12th and 13th positions in this afternoon's qualifying session.
Jenson and Rubens made it through the first of the two knock-out rounds, but in a close-fought Q2, with the top 13 positions covered by less than a second, they narrowly missed out on a place in Q3, despite Jenson being just 0.2 sec shy of P10.
JENSON BUTTON Saturday Practice: P12 1:15.902 Qualifying 1: P14 01:16.113 Qualifying
2: P12 01:15.584 Qualifying 3: - "It's always so tight here at Magny Cours during qualifying and we saw that again today. We have made a step forward and the car is certainly better than at the last race in Indianapolis, although our position doesn't really reflect that. It's nice to be in front of some of our direct competitors in the midfield though. Looking ahead to tomorrow, our race pace is definitely better than our one-lap pace, you could see that in practice yesterday. We will keep working towards the race and I think we have a good strategy, so I am hopeful that we can have a better result tomorrow."
BARRICHELLO Saturday Practice: P16 1:16.102 Qualifying 1: P16 01:16.140 Qualifying
2: P13 01:15.761 Qualifying 3: - "The car was definitely better in qualifying this afternoon after I made some changes during morning practice when we weren't really happy with the set-up. We took a little bit of a gamble but it resulted in a more balanced set-up and I think we worked hard to get the most from the car today. We know that our long-run pace is strong so I am looking forward to the race tomorrow."
Engineering Director "Today's qualifying was very close, as is typical here in Magny-Cours and we missed out on a place in the top ten by only two tenths of a second. The latest developments brought the car closer to our direct competitors, so we are pleased to see that our progress at the test last week has translated well to the race track. Our race pace on high fuel loads is now more consistent which is promising for the race tomorrow."
Sunshine and warmer temperatures welcomed the Formula One teams as they arrived at the Circuit de Magny-Cours this morning. Following an issue-free third practice session, SUPER AGURI F1 TEAM drivers Takuma Sato and Anthony Davidson both fell victim to the track's narrow pitlane and subsequent traffic accumulation at the end of Q1 and will start tomorrow's 2007 French Grand Prix in 19th and 20th positions respectively.
SATO Saturday Practice: P19 1:16.221 Qualifying 1: P19 1:16.244 Qualifying
2: - Qualifying 3: -"It was a tough Qualifying. Everybody's lap times were so close and we just couldn't make it through to Q2, which is extremely disappointing. We made some progress over the weekend, but it wasn't enough to reach where we wanted to be. I think tomorrow will be a very exciting race because I believe that our pace is relatively strong. I am starting at the back of the grid, but I will try my best."
DAVIDSON Saturday
Practice: P13 1:15.925 Qualifying 1: P20 1:16.366 Qualifying
2: - Qualifying 3: - "It was a bit of a frustrating day. I couldn't get out in the last run due to getting caught in the pitlane traffic. I had to let a whole group of cars go and because we were trying to find a gap meant that I crossed the line just a second too late to do my quick lap. The car was feeling like it had a nice balance this morning though and I was actually up on my time at the end of the session, which was a shame. But I think that we've got a good car for the race tomorrow and we'll see what we can do."
TAYLOR, Sporting Director "Tough day. We knew that the closeness of the pack and the layout of this circuit would not do us many favours and it didn't. It was tight all of the way through; a couple of tenths here and there and we would have got through to Q2, but that would have been fortuitous I think. It was a shame for Anthony to miss out on his second run by just one second. Everyone came out of the pitlane together and he just couldn't get his nose in which meant that he got shuffled down to the back of the pack. It's going to be a tough day tomorrow."
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The effort resumed Wednesday to remove a barge that crashed into a bridge support on the Mississippi River at Vicksburg.
The wayward barge collided with the structure on March 23. The United States Coast Guard had tried several methods to remove it, but all had been unsuccessful before Wednesday.
The latest and ultimately successful effort involved cranes and chains that pulled the barge away from the concrete pillar just before noon Wednesday. One of the previous methods involved sinking the barge, but that did not work.
The freed barge will be moved up the canal to the Port of Vicksburg, so it can be salvaged.
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It's easier than ever to find printable and uploadable coupons.
This post comes from Linsey Knerl at partner blog Wise Bread.
You could sit and wait every week for your Sunday paper to shower you with coupons for your next money-saving shopping trip -- or you could go out there and get them yourself -- online. We checked out some of the best sites for getting both printable and traditional coupons via the Web.
Coupons. Just plug in your ZIP code and see what offers are available to you. In addition to getting printable coupons for cents (and dollars) off cereal, coffee, diapers and more, you can see which restaurants are offering deals in your area. Another nifty feature? Skip the printing and just upload the coupons to your chain store savings card (like Kroger, for example). Take your card with you when you check out and let the cashier scan your card. No need to stuff coupons in your purse or wallet.
HSBC's customer-advocacy score was a lowly 16%.
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One year after the financial meltdown and resulting bank bailouts, consumers have regained some trust in some financial institutions, according to a report by Forrester Research.
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Retailers from Wal-Mart to Staples are increasing the number of private-label products and cutting back on name-brand goods.
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If you decide to keep the card, here's a hack for fulfilling the requirement and avoiding an annual fee.
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As we mentioned last year, credit card issuers are beginning to institute annual fees they are willing to refund if you make enough purchases in a year. The first issuer to start doing this was Citibank, which recently sent notices to cardholders about a $60 fee starting April 1. If cardholders spend $2,400 in a 12-month period, the fee will be waived. The Consumerist had the full text of the letter cardholders received.
I received an e-mail from a reader asking if I knew what she could do:
Need your refund quickly? There are better alternatives to refund anticipation loans.
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Could giving up small indulgences for Lent be a successful saving strategy?
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Are you giving up anything for Lent? For Christians, the traditional 40-day period of fasting that leads up to Easter begins Wednesday. This year, with budgets still tight for the faithful and secular alike, the practice of giving up some cherished self-indulgences could be a chance to practice fiscal, as well as spiritual, discipline.
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For nearly a decade, I lived without a personal credit card. In 1998, I destroyed all my cards and canceled my accounts in a last-ditch effort to curb my compulsive spending. It worked (sort of), and it wasn't until 2007 that I finally felt like I was responsible enough to use credit wisely without going into debt. (And so far, it's been smooth sailing.)
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Kit was a neighborhood stray, who I believed was abandoned by her owners. She would come to my door and meow and because I have always had a closeness to animals would leave food and water out for her.
She came to me at a time when I was not feeling very good about where I was in my life. My financial situation was looking very grim and I was very near to having to move because I needed to cut down on expenses and I was worried about how I would feed myself. It was a day that God gave me the greatest awareness.
Kit meowed at my door for food. I had made the decision to not feed her and then she would leave. I did not want the responsibility of caring for an animal, when I was in a place that I was not doing a good job of caring for myself. As hard as it was to ignore her, I could not ignore her pleas for food. As I looked at her and our eyes met, I became aware of something. This could be me, standing outside alone, asking for help and I could be denied food or lodging. It was then that I knew that no matter what, I would care for her and she would always be housed and fed, and not feel abandoned or rejected or alone, as I had felt.
I prayed and asked God that I would always have enough to care for her. It is said that when we give of ourselves freely and with love, it will come back to us multiplied. And that is what happened to me. I received a cheque for $l,000 in the mail, was offered a part time job and the most precious gift was the generosity of my son, who helped me financially for a year until I could get back to a place of security and stability.
What did I learn from this experience? Kit had shown me the way to ask and it will be given to you, seek and you will find, knock and the door will be opened to you.
Kit did not stay with me....She tore through the screen one night and I have not seen her since. I believe she was an earthly angel sent to help me and I was truly blessed for the day she came and showed me to have faith and trust, that God is the Infinite source and supply.


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February 18, 2013A tribute to veterans is now on display at Clinton Community College. Glenn Williams, faculty advisor for the Student Veterans Association, says the wall of honor features a plaque with names, service dates, and the branch of the military they served in.
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Met these folks at Luciano's sandwich shop next to Palladium. They're from Australia. They were trying to decide whether to come to Metalfest or Coachella. They are happy to be here. So are we, especially when they offered us chips, and we got to tell them they were french fries.
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While evil rules @moshfest, the event doesn't discriminate. After all, there's a lot of Christian metal out there, with As I Lay Dying and Norma Jean blending right into fabric.
MyChildren, MyBride wraps its faith in a dark, Gothic cloak and give JC some serious bass.
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Every Metlafest coughs up a band that become my "new favorite." Usually not a big band, just a band that catches my attention and becomes part of the rotation, hence my Pissing Razors and Wolf CDs
This year, I'm stocking up on Texas in July. Great, old-school underpinnings and explosive energy.
Singer Alex Good bellowed that he's been waiting a long time to play this festival. I guess I have too.
Betraying the Martyrs on second stage
Upon a Burning Body
Day 3 @moshfest is already in overdrive. The show is sold out and already pretty well swarmed. Nothing like a rainy day to spur early arrivals.
With metalcore architects Killswitch Engage at the top of the bill, the rest of the show seems to be full of a lot of "-core" bands _ mathcore, gothcore, etc Any band straying from the heavy lineage running from Black Sabbath to Pantera gets a "core" tag.
But it's the norm now for metal and hardcore fusions to occur (think this fest is called what it is for no good reason?), and it works. L.A.s Volumes had its core spanning smooth grooves to jackhammer, screaming breakdowns.
On a Burning Body reined in its core to heavy riffs and hardcore breakdowns (and gets points for a core take on AC/DC's "Long Way to the Top")
Betraying the Martyrs played a pretty straightforward brand of old-school metal, though hardcore's frenetic energy influenced the sound and performance.
And the Recon reunion was straight up, knock-you down hardcore.
Some shots of the fans and vendors @moshfest. Big buzz building last two days for the return of singer Jesse Leach to Killswitch Engage happening tonight.
KsE with Leach leveled Metalfest around the time of its debut "Alive or Just Breathing." Then Leach left the band in 2002, and Howard Jones stepped in as the band rose from the underground and into the Grammy-sphere.
It'll be interesting see how Leach balances the material Jones originated, though it'll also be great to hear KsE dig back into "Breathing."
All That Remains
All That Remains didn't become one of metal's biggest bands overnight. The whole thing started way back at first Metalfest when singer Phil Labonte and guitarist Oli Herbert had this band playing mid-day on the small stage.
Massholes from Springfield, All That Remains has gone through numerous lineups and played nine more times at Metalfest before headlining last night's show. And this time the throng moshing in front was as busy singing along as bashing each other about.
That's because All That Remains figured out how to work melodic choruses into its maelstrom. Herbert still shreds with abandon, Labonte is brutal, and the band is as heavy as bricks. But ATR can also squeeze in something like "Forever in Your Hands," a tune with legit hooks. But before you can yell "Sell out," the band swings into something skull crushing like "Dead Wrong."
Here's to making from the trenches to the top.
DragonForce compels you to take up arms! Fight the good fight! Vanquish the damned! Or at least have a bunch of beers and cheer on some mighty fine guitar pyrotechnics.
The U.K. band made ts U.S. debut at Metalfest in 2006 and came back this year to launch its new tour. New singer Marc Hudson took a few songs to get used to, but by the time the band hit the mountain peaks of "Through the Fire and Flames," he seemed a suitable successor to ZP Theart.
Besides, whoever the the DragonForce singer is plays a supporting role to guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman. As good a guitar tandem as you can find in metal, Li and Totman toss in plenty of theatrics to their patented high-tech shred.
And just to make the hammer a bit heavier, keyboard player Vadim Pruzhanov entered some of the guitar frays armed with a keytar. Most metal bands beat up keytar players; here it worked just fine. But Slayer, don't get any ideas.
Is there a more metal song title than "Fuck You"? The punk band Subhumans originated the song and Overkill metal-ized it in 1987, serving it up nicely once more for its closing number @moshfest.
Going strong now since 1980, Overkill is proudly unwavering old-school thrash. New stuff such as "Electric Rattlensake" revels in all the guitar wank and demon-waking screaming you could hope for.
Singer Bobby Blitz saved his best sneer for "Rotten to the Core," beginning the song by taunting the crowd with "I can smell you, but I can't hear you."
He got an earful by song's end.
Protest the Hero
As Day 2 cruises into the homestretch, the word that keeps coming to mind is "epic." The number of bands, the number of days, the number of shattered ear drums…all epic.
The bands that do best here are the ones that tap that sense of the epic, and it's not the same for any two bands.
Unearth seized the epic with songs that had cinematic sweep whipped up nicely by the soaring guitar work and Trevor Phipps' crowd-rallying abilities.
Protest the Hero went big with a sound that grew psychedelic and more sprawling from song to song. How'd these clean-cut Canadians gets so twisted?
Bane closed the second stage with a big dose of hardcore brotherhood. In word and deed, Bane broke down the walls between band and fan. It's not the way the rock-star-fan relationship is supposed to be. Epic.


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Yes, I was wondering if the roads were well placed... I will re-work on them, so :)
What about buildings ? Are they OK ? As I'm not expert, I would prefer having some feedback now so I would not have to re-make everything after...
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Yes, I was wondering if the roads were well placed... I will re-work on them, so :)
What about buildings ? Are they OK ? As I'm not expert, I would prefer having some feedback now so I would not have to re-make everything after...
Mornagest, this is looking much better, but there are still a few layout features which might need work. Feanaaro is right that streets are usually fairly straight (although not perfectly straight). I hope you don't mind, but I thought it would be easier to show you my suggestions rather than explain them, and so I've done a quick edit of your map.
This is what I was aiming for: the red and green lines represent the primary and secondary roads of the city (green are the roads unchanged from your version, red are the ones you might want to consider adding). The yellow triangle ('B') looks a bit out of place. The easiest solution would be to add it to the palace district. The other yellow area ('A') is where the port is presumably going to go. 'C' is just somewhere I think you would be likely to have a large and impressive monument or building (eg. temple, statue, senate, whatever).
Because you asked about buildings too, I've done a quick city block, showing a possible layout for the buildings in it (red boxes = buildings, blue lines = alleys). The white boxes behind the buildings are the private yards of the different buildings, a common feature in medieval cities - again, some online research will give you an idea (Amsterdam, I think, is quite good for this). It might be worthwhile deciding which streets in your city are major (primary) roads and which are minor (secondary) roads. Buildings are more likely to line up along major roads, than minor ones.
When I made this picture I was trying to keep it consistent with what you have said about the city in the past, and also to make it the least amount of extra work for you. I have made no changes to the palace district, the district in the lower left, or the suburbs outside the walls.
Now please please please do not take this image as anything but a suggestion. You are the cartographer, and you must make the decisions. What I have drawn was done very quickly and is probably inaccurate in a number of ways.
On the contrary, many thanks for your suggestions ! I was wandering a bit for two days now, without knowing where to go... especially how to figure those damn buildings. I made a trial with the rotating brush technique, but I am not satisfied by the result : medieval cities do not look like this, indeed...
Maybe I put too much secondary curved roads... I had in mind the ancient centre of Liège, in Belgium, that counts many short, narrow and curved streets like this, but maybe this is not the good model to take as...
The "A" area shall be the port, indeed, but I intend to create it after, as I still don't know how I will figure jetties so I left it empty.
For the "B" area, I was wondering if this couldn't be aesthetic to have some "pristine wood" in there... maybe this is dumb ?
And the "C" area will be the cemetary that is maybe a bit too wide, but... not as dense as habitations, in my mind (regarding the writing we wrote until know, in any case), so it needs more space (tombs are not stackable unlike habitations).
Again, thank you for your precious help :)
A less brain looking-like roads net...
I also added towers as before, there were about one mile walls without any tower ; now there is one every 300 meters, and there are towers at city gates. I don't know if I have to do something else to figure gates...
I will now have a look at those houses with yards, then I'll add alleys.
That is much better. I actually really like the way the roads on the top part of the map converge at one point - it seems like a smart place to put a town square or marketplace or something. The entrance to the cemetery also looks better, like something a royal coffin might pass through during a big ceremony. And the royal quarter's got a great layout too. This is a massive improvement from last time, and I'm looking forward to seeing the buildings going in.
Thank you for your encouragement :)
A small trial for buildings. I looked alot to find a satisfying effect for them, but I'm not sure they are convincing...
Is the display of the building block OK, also ? I put some trees and alleys to give more "relief" on them.
I also shrinked the scale once more... now it is : 2 pixels equal 1 meter.
I think slightly bigger buildings would be better 4-7 pixels wider. I also think they need to crowd the road more and you could add some crowding the interior ally, if it is a poorer section. In addition I think you need a perimeter road or paths leading to each tower.
Thank you for your suggestion :) here's a new trial with slightly wider buildings, and a few inner buildings (those quarters are not too poor, I would represent them as outbuildings, in fact).
About roads, I'll think about it (don't know how to draw them correctly).
Thank you again !
Edit : another, with some more houses along the alleys, and small walls to delimit yards...
Looking nice! The sample block of houses looks good, I think you should just keep going and fill out as much as you can. Put in the special buildings first. The shops, the jail, the public buildings, the mansions, etc...


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Kona Grill - Baltimore
- Address:
1 E Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202Neighborhood:
Inner Harbor
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Kona Grill - Baltimore
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.konagrill.com/
- Phone: 4102448994
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Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Daniel Baldwin
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Kona Grill offers diners freshly prepared food, personalized service, and a warm contemporary ambiance that creates an exceptional, yet affordable dining experience. The diverse menu includes a wide variety of mainstream American dishes, as well as a variety of entrees and appetizers with an international influence. Specialties include Baked Sea Bass in a miso-sake marinade, Filets, Almond Crusted Pork Tenderloin, and Kona Grill"s signature dish - Macadamia Nut Chicken. Kona Grill also features an award-winning sushi menu containing all of the traditional favorites plus several unique dishes created by talented sushi chefs.Continued
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159 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (84)great for lunch (62)fit for foodies (55)special occasion (45)vibrant bar scene (43)hot spot (41)great for outdoor dining (36)kid-friendly (30)late-night find (25)neighborhood gem (25)romantic (20)great for brunch (17)scenic view (14)notable wine list (7)Show More
- Kudos to KonaOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/28/2014I was looking for a restaurant for a family meal ages 15 to 84 and Kona was perfect. The menu and options, beverages and desert offerings made it a great choice. There was something for everyone and the men got to keep up with football.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Group DiningHappyfeet4000Dined on 9/27/2014Good for small groups less than 20, excellent drinks, wide variety of food would come again!Special Features:
- MediocreDisappointedVIPDined on 9/27/2014Took friends visiting from out of town as a change of pace to Roy's. The service was very good but the food and ambiance were mediocre with a feeling of in a cafeteria rather than a restaurant. We still like the lounge with its firepit for just the two of us but that is the extent of it going forward.Special Features:
- Great dinner!BirthdayDinersDined on 9/27/2014What a wonderful dinner! Great service and great food for a reasonable price at the Inner Harbor!Special Features:
- Service is superb.pbfromdcDined on 9/26/2014We had an incredible waiter, food and ambiance were excellent.Special Features:
- Love the food and decorDesigningLadiesDined on 9/25/2014This is an excellent restaurant in downtown Baltimore with an eclectic menu that provides something for almost everyone. It is good for casual food and sushi at lunch or before a game. The decor is very tasteful and comfortable with lots of booths. Our server for lunch was attentive. Our meals were served quickly but we didn't feel rushed.Special Features:
- TomHDined on 9/20/2014Service was outstanding. Food was great. Kona Grillnever disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Uneven ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/20/2014Food was really good. Waitress was nice. They seemed understaffed. Our food took one hour plus and did not come all out together.Special Features:
- Consistently Good!willyvDined on 9/19/2014We were in town for a convention and ate here twice...it is very good and the service was great too!Special Features:
- Stale breadLuv2eatDined on 9/18/2014We specifically went to the Kona Grill to have a soft shell sandwich. The bread was stale, the crabs were small and basically tasteless.Special Features:
- Looks Nice, Poorly RunBlackSoxManagerVIPDined on 9/17/2014Tuesday night, six PM dinner for two. We order two appetizers, one hot and one cold. The cold one comes out ten minutes before the hot one. To make things worse, the hot one comes out and before my son is finished, the entrees come out while our plates are still in front of us. What's the rush? This is just plain rude. The gluten free menu contains the following tidbit: you can have any sandwich, just hold the bread. Seriously? Look up sandwich in the dictionary. I don't think that qualifies. There is such a thing as gluten free bread. Set aside the complaint about service and gluten free dining, and it comes down to this: my son and I agreed that the food was just so-so. Nothing stood out as particularly good.Special Features:
- Great before the game!Techsan68VIPDined on 9/14/2014We went to Kona Grill before the Orioles game on Sunday night. The convenient location is a great feature, but the Asian Fusion menu is also fun and has lots of tempting offerings. We like the sushi rolls best. Kona makes some imaginative versions of their own that are interesting and delicious at the same time. On this occasion I had the caterpillar roll, which was filled with eel with an avocado coating made to look like a caterpillar. The casual atmosphere is welcoming to logo-dressed sports fans and kids as well as to serious diners. The bar is fantastic!Special Features:
- It was good.HarborvisitorDined on 9/13/2014Interesting island fusion restaurant. Portion sizes and pricing were appropriate. I liked the high booths. I wasn't amazing but it hit the spot! It wasn't stuffy or too fancy. I usually don't order chicken at a restaurant, but I had to go for the macadamia nuts on it!Special Features:
- Just rightKdubswifeDined on 9/13/2014Celebrated son's 16 th birthday during Star Spangle Spectacular. Reservations were easy, service and staff was great and attentive as usual. Food deliciousness also as usual. We love this place and we keep going back. Oh and might I add the desserts are so big and soooo good.Special Features:
- lacondaDined on 9/12/2014They need to give vegetarians some food choices...
- Kona Grill is the perfect pre-gameRaveDined on 9/11/2014Kona Grill was a great pre-Thursday night football game. They seated us quickly and the waiter acknowledged my reservation note about our time constraints. The waiter gave us a heads up when we ordered our second round of drinks that they bar was slammed, which turned out to be a modest wait, but I thought handled very well. Took the on-line advice to order the pot stickers, a very good choice. The seasonal menu was tasty, especially the caprese salad. Pre-event reservations strongly suggested, as there was a line for the walk ups. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant highly and visit again.Special Features:
- Even the repeat was gooddennisDined on 9/6/2014We wandered in off the street for a late lunch and were seated in the enclosed patio. The food and service were excellent albeit somewhat slow due to the convention next door. Since we were in no hurry it was not a problem. There were several items on the menu that looked good so we decided to return for dinner the same evening. We were not disappointed. The flat breads and lamb sandwich were excellent.Special Features:
- Awesome 23rd b'day celebrationAVirgosLove23Dined on 9/3/2014Overall I had a great time here @ Kona grill. All of the employees were nice and made me feel welcomed. And made my day so much more extraordinary, being as though alot of my friends stood me up. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to people especially. If they want a drama free relaxing night out on the town. It is an amazing place and a great experience, i am glad i choose to have my dinner party there. And would do it all again this will always be a birthday I'll remember.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousSim1Dined on 9/3/2014The salmon was excellent (as noted by our Waiter). great dining experience!Special Features:
- Kona Grill with a touch of thrillOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/30/2014This place has all around atmosphere for any occasion. The noise level was low even with soft music playing and few large groups throughout the restaurant. I was able to hear and converse in a normal tone. My waiter "Robby" was great! He was very attentive to my table. Even gave a free dish with compliments from the chef when there was a couple of issues. He handled it professionally and promptly. Now my critique. Was given dirty silverware for dinner didn't look like it was washed. Dinner order of shrimp/chicken pad thai noodles was wrong received just chicken then a free order of shrimp pad thai noodles. "Caribbean" Chicken was plain grilled chicken and plaintain was bananas with suace on it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal - outstanding servicerperry3146Dined on 8/30/2014Kona Grill was a great find on OpenTable! Food was outstanding especially the sushi. Service was top-notch! We will definitely visit again!Special Features:
- Just OKknowshergrubVIPDined on 8/30/2014We had a pleasant but noisy dinner here while visiting the inner harbor. The menu is very hit or miss. Basic food like flatbread is ok, but things like pad thai taste like they are made wtih a jarred sauce. If you really like ethnic food, this isn't the place--it's kind of like the Applebees of asian fusion.
- Fantastic food, Fantastic service!sjlyons57Dined on 8/30/2014Upon arriving we were greeted by a lovely hostess with fabulous hair ;) The decor was modern with relaxing rich colors and just lovely! Absolutely everything from the sushi to the spinach & artichoke dip to the pot stickers tasted like MORE PLEASE!! Now, saving the best for last, our server was a man in his mid 20s early 30s with dark rimmed/black glasses (after our evening out I can't remember his name) Look For Him!!! The best server I have ever had! He was on everything from clearing plates to filling drinks (in spite of being busy) quick witted and just plain awesome!! Truly an asset to the restaurant! I know where we'll be dining next time we're in Baltimore, hands down!Special Features:
- Service needs to improvefirenzeVIPDined on 8/30/2014My first time at this restaurant. The food was good . The service was awful Felt like they wanted us to leave which was rather surprising as there was no one waiting to get seated .we were given the check without asking if we would like dessert .Special Features:
- Great Find!willyvDined on 8/23/2014I've walked past this place many times, had drinks there once. But dinner was a wonderful experience! Food was very great, and the service was excellent!Special Features:
- Very disappointingHuygirDined on 8/21/2014We only tried the calamari and some specialty sushi. Calamari was average. My guess is that KG does not have real sushi chefs making their "house" rolls - flavors are either bland or totally unbalanced. Consequently the food isn't very enjoyable and way over-priced.
- Great foodJwhitc1Dined on 8/16/2014I've been to Kona several times but this was the first time with a large group. The food and drinks, like always were great! The waiter could've been a bit more attentive but wasn't terrible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food options and ambiencejbreviewerDined on 8/16/2014We sat in the patio area on a very nice evening so it was really nice and relaxed. They had great food options including the sushi. I had the salmon salad but they honored my request to make it all spinach not lettuce. It was delicious! Drinks were good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome menu!AdrienneBDined on 8/15/2014This is my third visit to Kona and it is now my go-to inner harbor restaurant. Trying to impress my very particular college daughters....and I really hit the jackpot! Loved the varied menu of delicious sushi, fish, pasta and even burgers! Suited the varied taste buds in our family! Everything was amazing! It was a beautiful night and we chose to sit outside. Perhaps not our best choice as there were street musicians on the corner that were deafening at times.Special Features:
- Great night for us!EnjoyingLifeDined on 8/15/2014Using Opentable was perfect for us since we were 1.5 hours away. We walked in and was seated immediately. We chose to sit on the patio because the night was perfect weather-wise. The waiter was amazing! We just enjoyed ourselves on our anniversary night so much!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outside seatingShirlene83Dined on 8/15/2014We are outside the second time around which was great. A fruit fly got in my bf wine and our waitress got him another glass right away! She was very attentive and didn't bother us too much or too little. It was the right amount. The sushi was great as I devoured the Wave roll, Voodoo roll, & another speciality roll that was on happy hour special & my bf got the lettuce wraps which he said were wonderful and filled him up! We definitely plan on returning to try more or their dishes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, great servicebfamilydinningDined on 8/15/2014Kona had good food and the service was really awesome. Kid and family friendly at a fair price. My only complaint would be they didn't have real crab for their sushi.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingDquixote13Dined on 8/14/2014The sushi menu is extensive so we were very excited. The three specialty rolls were disappointing. Really small and not so tasty. Kids chicken tenders were all dried out. Had high hopes because it is such a pretty place and the staff is very friendly, but ultimately, since we all had to get food after our moderately expensive meal, was disappointed.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/10/2014Always a good destination in Baltimore! Although my fish was not fresh, the manager was wonderful and changed to a fresh entrée!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Finddannylam4Dined on 8/9/2014I found this place thanks to the combination of the local anime convention and restaurant week. Considering it was during one of the busiest times of the summer, I was expecting my reservation to be delayed with how many people were coming in and out, but they managed to seat me immediately (and I was actually the one late, thinking my reservation was 15 minutes later than it actually was!). The food was great, the service was excellent despite her being exhausted from the busy crowds all day. Fantastic work and a great dinner service.Special Features:
- Great food!Shirlene83Dined on 8/8/2014The food was great! Our waitress, Hannah, was very nice & attentive to our needs. She answered questions we had and seemed knowledgeable of the food. The food was wonderfully cooked and flavorful. Next time, we are going back for sushi & I'm really excited. The sushi rolls looked amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BewareAoedineDined on 8/5/2014My coworker and I had the sea bass. It tasted like ammonia.
- enjoyable!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/5/2014good lunch selection, nice "covered" outdoor sitting, and wonderful foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome food & even better serviceTheLievenseDined on 8/4/2014The food here was AMAZING. Everything was so delicious and the options were very intriguing (steak & lobster sushi roll, gouda fondue w/apples & pretzels). The presentation was also top notch, the kids meal comes in a bento box with the fruit made into an animal. In addition our waitress was friendly, prompt and went above and beyond to ensure that we had a great meal.Special Features:
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There was an edge of anticipation for the second 5-day Urban Zen training that was palpable as we walked into the room. It was a mix of excitement for being together again, mixed with the anxiety of being assessed and tested on our learning over the past four months. The teachers and mentors guided us through more practices and language distinctions to help us to be even more precise with our language and more grounded and present with ourselves and others.Read More...
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We are honored to share that Wexner Heritage Village, one of our partners in the Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Program, has received a $25,000 grant from the Alice and Robert Estrich Fund of The Columbus Foundation to support the expansion of Urban Zen Integrative Therapy at Zusman Hospice. See below, a statement by the Wexner Heritage Village Board Chair Eric Wasserstrom on Urban Zen Integrative Therapy.
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Charles Hazlewood:
Trusting the ensemble
Conductor Charles Hazlewood talks about the role of trust in musical leadership — then shows how it works, as he conducts the Scottish Ensemble onstage. He also shares clips from two musical projects: the opera "U-Carmen eKhayelitsha" and the ParaOrchestra.
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New Favorite - Alison Krauss & Union Station
- Band Name: Alison Krauss & Union Station
- Record Label: Rounder
- Release Date: Aug 14, 2001
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Whatever the source, each song is given a finely detailed treatment that gets to its emotional core, and the exquisite engineering allows each nuance to add to the total effect.
The whole album feels a little too slick and reverbed-out... While there are intriguing moments in the album, it lacks the spark that So Long So Wrong had in spades, and even their few moments on the O Brother soundtrack seemed to breathe more life into the band than New Favorite does.