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Picky Eater or Spoiled Toddler? 9 Ways to Stop the Power Struggle at Dinner
The more you do it, the easier it gets and other truths about The Family Dinner.
Writing a mommy blog about food is an occupational hazard. So many people make the wildly incorrect assumption that dinner at my house is a quinoa filled fantasy, complete with linen napkins and perfectly groomed children. It's not. But we do eat dinner every night and that's just the first of our family rules that has made life a bit sweeter, if not closer to a fantasy, so far.
- Eat dinner together. When our first baby was born, my husband and I would feed her puree, put her to bed then collapse in front of the TV with a dinner on our laps around 8pm. Every night we'd tell each other: This isn't good. We really need to start eating at the table if we want her to grow up that way. By the time our second rolled around (exactly 20 months after her sister), we were already eating dinner as a party of three every night. Now we've expanded to five and it's not always smooth but it's always on—and that means there's no debate. The oldest one is only four, but it wouldn't cross her mind to ask us if we could eat dinner at the couch, or with a TV on because she's never done either one. (She WOULD try to get away with all sorts of other stuff, so I'm not advocating sainthood, just saying it's a priority for us to make this habit stick.)
- Everyone must eat one bite. Of everything. The Clean Plate Club isn't part of our routine, but even the baby is encouraged to try at least one bite of everything on his plate. And BTW, there are usually two things there. It's not about preparing a multi-course masterpiece each night, just offering a couple of tasty options. We don't make a big deal out of it, but it only takes a night or two for everyone to catch on. If you don't try a bite, you're not eligible for whatever reward works for you (dessert, stickers, an extra book before bed…)
- Spills happen. When we're not sighing with defeat, we joke that it's not dinner until our two-year-old spills her milk. Don't let spills or any other unexpected catastrophe signal the end of dinner. This ends everything on a sour note and that's not what you want, not if you want to try this thing again tomorrow.
- Watch the afternoon snack. Hungry kids make better dining companions than those who've inhaled a snack pack of cheddar cheese recently. A two-hour window works best for our brood and if anyone is truly starving sooner than dinner will be ready, just a bit of fruit will work to tide them over.
- Feed the baby scraps while you cook. This is an exception to item number four, and it's a good one. If you have a baby on board in the kitchen, pop little pieces of fruit or veggies, or whatever you're preparing. As toddlers, my kids often ate more raw vegetables off the counter than they ever did in highchairs. The other, and very important, benefit is that you'll prevent the afternoon yowling that plagues so many moms trying to make dinner during The Witching Hour.
- Fix something everyone likes. I try to incorporate one thing that each person likes into a meal. Peas for the toddler, cheese for the preschooler, bacon for my husband…you see what I mean. That way it's not an uphill battle from the moment you sit down to eat.
- Stay at the table. Even if it's only for a few minutes, you'll work your way up to a more leisurely timeframe.
- Spin off favorites. When something works, boy do I work it. Ham and pineapple pizza have become one of my go-tos. Some other favorite meals at our house: sweet and sour stir-fry, flame-roasted kabobs to name two. When the kabobs worked, I made them again with pork and apples. Then pork and apples were a hit, so I used them for quesadillas with BBQ sauce and a splash of pureed spinach just to round it out. You see what's happening here…
- Stick with it. There's not a great starting point for all of this. You just have to decide tonight's the night, prepare the food, sit everyone down and dive in. It will probably be mayhem the first few times—and every once in a while after that—but don't give up. It takes time to teach these little people everything (potty training comes to mind) but eating a meal together is so worth it. At least that's something you can do as a family together.
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We were inspired by this topic after a question on our ski blog. Taking a gondola maybe preferred by groups with beginners, families with young children, anxious skiers or anyone that prefers to keep out of the cold (why are you skiing?) Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but for the majority of us we just choose whatever gets us up the mountain quick enough. So for a bit of fun we decided to take a look at which ski resorts you can access the most ski area without having to sit on a chairlift. Here are our top 5 ski resorts to avoid chairlifts.
From Val d'Isere you can take the Olympique cable car to the Rocher De Bellevarde peak at 2827m where there is a huge selections of ski runs from the top. There are green, blue and red run options all the way down to 1785m where you then have the benefit of taking the funicular at La Daille back to the top. From here there is the blue Santons and black Face de Bellevarde which you can ski all the way back to Val d'isere. On the otherside of the valley, the Solaise cable car gives you access to another green beginner area, plus the red run Plan that forms the black Rhone-Alpes or red Piste M. In neighbouring Tignes, it is possible to take the Funiculaire Grande Motte and the Grand Motte cable car all the way to the glacier at 3456m before skiing all the way back down to Val Claret on a choice of blue and red runs.
Levi is a fantastic resort for beginners; the small ski area mainly consists of blue and red runs which are great for anyone new to ski, particularly with the quiet slopes and lack of queuing. What is also great for beginners is that there is only one chairlift - you can access the 43 pistes in Levi using the 2 cabin lifts, 1 chair lift, 14 T-bars, 6 drag lifts and 4 rope lifts.
Similar to many of the large resorts, there are many chairlifts in Alpe d'Huez but there is a surprising amount of bubbles, gondolas and telecabins where you can access all over the ADH ski area. From the village in 1860m, the 1st and 2nd Troncon can take you all the way up to 2700m where there is an assortment of green, blue and red runs that take you back to ADH. Otherwise you can carry on and take the Pic Blanc cable car up to the glacier at 3330m. If all lifts and runs are open, from 2700m you can follow the blue runs Couloir and Boulevard des Marmottes to Plat des Marmottes and take the Marmottes 2 and 3 up to the glacier as well. From Oz en Oisans at 1350m there are the Poutran bubbles to get you back over to ADH or there is the L'Alpette bubble that takes you up to 2050m, with green, blue and red runs to ski, or the Alpette Rousses cable car to 2800m at Dome des Petities Rousses with fantastic red runs that came take you all the way back down to Oz en Oisans or ADH.
From Verbier village at 1500m you can get all the way to Mont Fort at 3330m using la Chaux bubble, plus the Gentianes and Mont Fort cable cars. Verbier is home to some of the most challenging skiing in the Alps, including the runs from Mont Fort. There is a fantastic variety of tough reds and exhilarating blacks from intermediates and advanced.
La Plagne has a huge 225km of ski area across the villages; yes there are mainly chairlifts to access the whole expanse but you maybe surprised how much you could access without having to touch a chair. From the Grande Rochette 'Funitel' Gondola in Plagne Centre there are a variety of blue, red and black runs to ski down. From the top at 2505m you can head left to pick up the black Rochette or the leisurely blue run Mira back down to Centre, or if you head right at the top you can access the red run Carina which leads into a few blue options plus the Colorado Park. Also from the top you can access the back of this mountain where you can head all the way down to Champagny at 1250m, although to get back to Plagne Centre you will need to take a bubble and 2 chair lifts. At Plagne Bellecotte you can ride the Roche de Mio bubble, which makes a stop in Belle Plagne, to the peak of Roche de Mio at 2700m. From the top you can take the blue run Tunnel back down to Belle Plagne and Bellecote, or you can choose my favourite run in La Plagne, the red Sources which leads in to blue runs back down to Bellecotte at 1930m. Also from the top you can access the back of the mountain on the fantastic blue run Levasset, plus the Bellecotte bubble up to the glacier. Even non skiers can take in the views at 3417m on the glacier as it is completely accessible from Bellecotte with the 2 bubble lifts. If you did want to completely avoid chairlifts, you can take the ski bus between Bellecotte and Centre, otherwise the Colosses and La Bergerie chair lifts can take you between the two ski areas quickly.
As summer slowly starts making an exit and the nights start getting colder, we are reminded that winter is just around the corner and we can finally go on our next ski holiday (woop!) When choosing the next skiing trip our mind often wonders to those extraordinary bucket list destinations. Here are our top 5 once in a lifetime ski experiences to get your imagination running wild.
For incredible alpine scenery and breath taking untouched landscapes, there is nothing that rivals a heli-ski adventure in Alaska. The Alaska ranges have been made famous by extreme ski and snowboard films – remember those opening scenes in Art of Flight? This was Alaska's Tordrillo mountain range. Heli skiing and snowboarding in Alaska is the ultimate freeriding adventure; the varied terrain and epic snowfall will guarantee that adrenaline rush you've been craving for. The last frontier is so vast you will feel like the first person discovering a new mountain. There are a large amount of heli ski operators across the Alaskan ranges that run singles days as well as multiple day trips. Alaska Heli ski runs are long, so you will get lots of skiing mileage during your trip, much more than other ranges in North America. Resorts in Alaska receive huge amounts of snow, with the highest parts of the mountains averaging 20-25m per season
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Skiing in Finland is unlike any other Alpine ski holiday. If you want to ski in breath taking, peaceful scenery surrounded by ice-sculpted forests and frozen lakes, coupled with uncrowded pistes and resorts, a ski holiday to Finland offers you a very refreshing alternative. Skiing in Finland is varied, with a variety of runs suited for all abilities, but the ski areas are smaller than what we are used to in the Alps and ideally suited to beginners and intermediates. One of the fantastic reasons to come to ski in Finland is to experience one of the many unique activities at your fingertips. Enjoy meeting the animals and learning about their way of life on either the Reindeer safaris or the Husky dog sledding trips or for adrenaline junkies, you can get your pulse racing on one of the exhilarating snowmobile adventures and a magical visit to Santa is an absolute must for the whole family. If you are very lucky you may even catch one of the most amazing natural wonders of the world, the Northern Lights. Head away from the town and bright lights and you should be able to see the lights at certain times throughout winter.
Everyone deserves a spot of luxury in their lives, which is why one must experience the ultimate luxury ski holiday in a stunning chocolate box chalet in one of the finest resorts in the world, Val d'Isere. Well-stocked wine cellars, gourmet cuisine, private cinemas, chauffeurs, outdoor hot-tubs, a roaring log fire... luxury chalets are all about being pampered to the max. Good food is an essential part of a luxury ski holiday. The talented chefs are experienced and creative artists, producing modern and traditional cuisine to tantalize your taste buds. Everything in the luxury ski chalets are designed to make you feel relaxed, pampered and special. Val d'Isere offers one of the world's best ski areas, the Espace Killy, along with accommodation for everyone and anyone. If you are looking for a luxury private chalet then look no further than Chalet Lafitenia, run by Val d'Isere's most exclusive chalet operator and offering the standards of accommodation, food and service that you would expect from a luxury chalet in a world class resort.
Japan is home to the powder your dreams are made of. You may find it surprising that ski resorts in Japan get some of the deepest snow in the world. Located in the northern island Hokkaido in the Abuta district, Niseko is one of the most famous ski resorts in Japan. With an average of 11m of snow fall a year it is regarded as one of the snowiest ski resorts in the world. Niseko is made up of five interlinked areas, Annapuri, Higashiyama (Village), Hirafu, Hanazono & Moiwa. Hirafu is the main resort where you will find the majority of the town and accommodation. The terrain at Niseko is varied; the main ski area offers great 'ski-what-you-can-see' terrain with easy to access to fun off piste between the main ski runs. The legendary tree runs are in the strawberry fields and Miharashi with steep runs at the super alpen course and under the Kogen gondola. I was lucky enough to be in Niseko for a few months of the 2013-14 season and can guarantee that nothing will compare after a trip to this ski mecca. The trip does require a 13 hour flight to Tokoyo, followed by a domestic flight to Sapporo and then a 2-3 hour coach transfer straight to the resort, but once you've had that first day in fresh, waist deep champagne powder you will forget all about that journey to this dream destination. There may be a ton of snowfall in Niseko but bad weather doesn't have to mean bad visibility with the bounty of tree runs and off piste forests to ski through. If you are lucky enough to get a clear day on the hill then you can marvel at the stunning view of Mount Yotei and views of the ocean if you get high enough. If you live for powder days and fanaticise about white snowscapes that your favourite skiers and snowboarders go year after year, then start planning your trip to the land of the rising sun and make your ski dreams to come true.
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The summer months provide a great opportunity for the Team GB athletes to get some well-earned down time, whilst still keeping active. Surfing is a great way to keep fitness levels up and also a great reason to head somewhere exotic for a sunshine fix. This summer, Billy Morgan gave surfing a try for the first time in Portugal and got so hooked, he even headed to Bali to alongside teammate James 'Woodsy' Woods to get in extra practice. Other surf fans from Team GB include Aimee Fuller and Jenny Jones; Jones frequently spends her time-off hitting up the Devon and Cornwall coasts.
Surfing isn't the only board sport that many of the athletes have been participating in, with avid skaters Billy Morgan and Dom Harington planning on filling their summers with plenty of skate park sessions. Over in Belfast, Aimee Fuller has been a regular visitor at her local wakeboarding centre Cable & Wake, where she has been learning how to do her best tricks out on the water.
When not participating in their own sports, the athletes are often spotted showing support for other sporting disciplines. Both Lizzy Yarnold and Jenny Jones were in attendance at Wimbledon this year to cheer on the world's best tennis stars. Jones also came out to show support at the Push the Prom girls skateboarding event and the Chippenham Games.
In keeping up with her new found love for wakeboarding, Aimee Fuller attended the Irish Cable & Wake contest and a Red Bull Go Karting with the stars session. Billy Morgan, a fellow Red Bull athlete met up with other Red Bull team members across various motorsport disciplines to show them his support in the Goodwill Festival of Speed.
There were still plenty of the snowsport events over the summer, with Jenny Jones attending the fundraiser for the youth charity Snow-Camp, of which she is a patron. Katie Summerhayes was a guest judge at this year's English Slopestyle Championships, showing support to the next generation of promising winter sport athletes.
As well as supporting other sports, many of the athletes are keen to give other disciplines a try for themselves. Ben Kilner cycled from London to Paris with Oakley and Dom Harington also got involved in the cycling, with a London to Milton Keynes bike ride. In addition, Kilner jumped at the chance to participate in his second love – golf – with the Oakley King of Greens tournament (he won the final prize!).
Golf seems to have been popular this summer amongst Team GB, with Jamie Nicholls and Jenny Jones also taking a swing in the King of Greens. Over in Canada, Woodsy was invited to take part in the TJ Schiller Charity 'Golf' Invitational - a fun day of not-so-serious golf to raise money for a good cause – the Sarah Burke Foundation.
The summer months are the perfect time for the athletes to get to the gym to work on strength and cardio training ready for the next season. However, they're also a time to treat niggling injuries and fit in some rehabilitation. At the beginning of the summer, Jenny Jones had surgery to fix a shoulder injury, giving her the summer to recover and get strong again for winter.
As well as taking some physical downtime, many of the athletes will be using their time off to catch up with their nearest and dearest. Jamie Nicholls has plans for holidays and family time in the Maldives and Majorca, Woodsy has been hanging out with his girlfriend in Bali and New Zealand and Dom Harington also has some holiday time set aside with his family.
Most athletes have a much shorter summer season than we're used to and it's not long before they head out to find more skiing and boarding opportunities, whether in the Southern hemisphere or closer to home in Europe. This year, Jenny Jones went glacier skiing in Verbier and Katie Summerhayes and Rowan Cheshire attended the British Freeski camps in Cervinia and Zermatt.
Summerhayes also jetted off to the Whistler-Blackcomb glacier in Canada along with team mate Woodsy to attend the Momentum Ski Camps – the place where Woodsy spent his summer's training as a kid. He also travelled to New Zealand to catch some pow, as did fellow Team GB athlete Billy Morgan.
Having time off over the summer is also about catching up with personal goals and for the athletes this means getting to do the things that they are too busy to accomplish the rest of the year round. Katie Summerhayes passed her driving test this summer and Aimee Fuller passed her motorbike test (well done guys!). Aimee celebrated in style by heading off to Norway for a motorbike roadtrip / snowboarding / skating adventure.
When Team GB aren't attending training camps or taking some much needed holidays, many of them can be spotted getting in some runs on their local ski slopes. Jamie Nicholls is a regular the Friday night freestyle sessions at the Snow Centre, Hemel Hempstead, Katie Summerhayes is a regular at Snozone, Castleford and Rowan Cheshire is often spotted at Chill Factore, Manchester.
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Monica Bellucci was born on September 30, 1968 in the village of Citta di Castello in Perugia. Her father ran a trucking company. At the age of 18, she enrolled in classes at University of Perugia, where she studied law. She began working as a model, part-time, to help pay her tuition. However, she dropped out of school after realizing that she could earn more as a model than she would as a lawyer. In 1988, she moved to Milan, Italy's major fashion capital. She signed on with Elite Model Management. Monica, who was voted the most beautiful woman in the world by French TV viewers in 2004, easily found lots of projects to keep her busy.
She worked with Dolce & Gabbana and even posed for French Elle. She also became a fixture on the catwalks in New York, Paris and Milan. However, it seemed that Monica yearned for something else as well. She began taking acting classes; and, in a short time, she became a solid fixture in films. In 1990, she made her screen debut on TV in the series Vita coi figli (Life with the Sons). Later that same year, she showed up on the big screen in Briganti (a.k.a Bandits: Love and Liberty) along with actress Francesca Neri, daughter of the legendary Rosalba Neri.
Monica Bellucci A Tribute To Her Beauty.
Monica played Francesca, a single mother, in La Riffa (1991). She also had a nude scene in this film. Monica, who is proud of her body, is not afraid to show it off. She has had nude scenes in a variety of her other films. She has been quoted as saying, "My body is so important to me… my face, my arms, my legs, my hands, my eyes, everything. I use everything I have." In fact, her American film debut in 1992 showcased her as one of the topless brides of Gary Oldman's Dracula. Francis Ford Coppola's directed her in this movie rendition of the classic Bram Stoker novel.
Dracula also starred Keanu Reeves, who she would work with again in two of the Matrix movies. She starred as Persephone. It's a role that Monica has described as "dangerous" and "sensual" but "with some sense of humor." She said the part required more acting than action. The Matrix films are produced by Joel Silver and have grossed hundreds of millions worldwide.
Generally speaking, however, Monica is not an actress who chooses her roles for their box office power. She is just as comfortable in a big-budget flick as in a more artsy, independent one. Overall, she has forged an impressive list of acting credits in multiple countries. She speaks fluent French, English and Italian. In 1996, Ms. Bellucci earned a great deal of critical acclaim and respect for her work in L'Appartement. She received a Cesar nomination in Most Promising Young Actress category. (The Cesar is the French equivalent of the Oscar.)
It was during filming of L'Appartement (the Apartment) that she met her husband Vincent Cassel. They have since made many more movies together including 2001's The Brotherhood of the Wolf, Compromis (1998), and 2002's Irreversible, which was directed by the Argentinean Gaspar Noe. They currently make their home in France. On September 12, 2004, Cassel and Bellucci produced what is perhaps their most successful collaboration to date with the birth of their baby girl, Deva.
In 2004, Monica took on perhaps the biggest challenge of her film career when she starred as Mary Magdalene in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. Although she only had a few lines in the film, she was able to evoke a great deal of emotion with her eyes. Mel has said that it was difficult to make her look unattractive and that they had to keep throwing mud on her for the Crucifixion scenes to tone down her stunning beauty. While doing press for the film, he mentioned that he almost didn't cast Bellucci in the role because she was almost too beautiful to play the Magdalene.
This isn't the first time she had played a character like Mary Magdalene either; In 2000 she played the title character in Malena. Set in 1940s, WWII Italy, Malena tells the story of a young widow who constantly turns heads and faces controversy because she is so lovely. Eventually Malena turns to prostitution to make a living after her other options are exhausted. The film gained a lot of attention largely because it was directed by Academy-award winning (for Cinema Paradiso) director Giuseppe Tornatore.
Bellucci is proud to be a European actress who gets to work in America as well. Her European sensibility is demonstrated very strongly in her attitude towards her beauty. She eats "everything" and doesn't want to "get skinny, skinny, skinny is not the thing I want to do… I'm not fixated with getting skinny. I respect the natural."
In addition to Dracula, Matrix and the Passion of the Christ, she co-starred with Bruce Willis as Dr. Lena Kendricks, an American citizen in the American movie, Tears of the Sun. Her character is a strong woman who refuses to be rescued until the 70 refugees left in her care are taken over the border to safety. This role is a far cry from her role as Gene Hackman's trophy wife, Chantal Hearts, in Under Suspicion.
In fact, her resume is quite varied. She has even starred in a children's film Palla de Neve (Snowball), as a pharaoh's wife in the TV movie Joseph, and as Cleopatra, the Queen of the Nile, in Asterix et Oblix: Mission Cleopatre. This film was an adaptation of a popular French comic book series. Other French films she's starred in include Dobermann (1997) and Franck Spadone (2000).
Overall, the actress shows no signs of slowing down. She's got more films in the works including She Hate Me, and The Brothers Grimm. One of her biggest dreams would be to work with Italian-American actor, Robert DeNiro. However, she will not make an American film just because it's American. She is an independent beauty who does not want to be a movie star. As she says, "I'm just an actress…It's not about the beauty or the charm or the sensual appearance…it's more about acting and that's what I'm happy about."
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Anyone try the new Harajuku Lovers Wicked Style Fragrances yet? I got 'em in the mail yesterday and proceeded to go to down misting myself silly.
My best friend Jai was with me at the time and he just gave me the silent eye raise that translated as, "You are so not doing that." Hey, that's part of the fun of trying new fragrances eh?
Wicked Style is a really huge revamp from the original line up. We discussed it in prior posts but it deserves a re-mention here. The girls now have velvet-y bobble-like heads and outfits that adapt various fashion styles from Japan. Baby for example is wearing Kawaii Decora which is a playful style adapted from younger Japanese girls that uses lots of layering and bright or pastel colors and accessories that include furry toys and jewelry.
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I know some of you emailed me asking when I'd review and I'm working on it soonish so no worries, give you the deets shortly.
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I can say quite honestly that Thursday was among the most dramatic days I've ever seen unfold in Washington.
Understanding that I was too young to witness the Kennedy funeral or the Nixon resignation firsthand, watching the Supreme Court uphold a sweeping health care law hours before the House of Representatives voted to find an attorney general in contempt of Congress -- for the first time ever--- was riveting.
On the steps of the Supreme Court, conservatives swore at Chief Justice John Roberts, who provided the tipping-point vote to uphold the Affordable Care Act, while one young woman, according to Slate's Dave Weigel, shrieked with happy joy at the decision because, she said, she suffers from lupus.
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Hours later, on the floor of the House of Representatives, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) told her colleagues they should be ashamed for moving to condemn Attorney General Eric Holder for withholding documents in the Fast and Furious gun-walking investigation. Republicans, striking back, accused their colleagues of – in effect – conspiring to cover up a murder connected to the investigation.
Down the street at the White House, aides said the president first learned of the health care news while watching a muted bank of televisions. Two cable networks were reporting that the health care law's individual mandate had been struck down. Within minutes, the inaccuracies were corrected by reporters who took the time to actually read the ruling.
By the time President Obama and presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney went before the cameras to claim vindication and call for repeal, their responses seemed all arcane ritual.
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This ritual extended to the days and weeks before both events, as observers felt compelled to predict the outcome.
Much attention was paid to who got what wrong in the first few moments after the health care decision was read from the bench. But we, and the people we cover, got a lot else wrong. Or, as National Journal's Matt Cooper wrote more succinctly: "The conventional wisdom was shockingly, pathetically wrong."
Among those things that defied that conventional wisdom:
Wrong: That the mandate would be struck down.
Wrong: That the House would never censure a sitting attorney general
Wrong: That the Medicaid portion of the health care law would most easily be upheld.
Wrong: That President Obama cuts loose anyone whose role becomes a distraction.And Wrong: That this election will ultimately be defined by the actions of the Supreme Court. Or by Congress.
The truth is we don't do absolutes well. Is John Roberts a neutral umpire or a conservative ideologue? Neither, it turns out.
Is the dispute over Fast and Furious a valiant effort to defend the sacrifice of a murdered border agent? Or is it a witch hunt designed to bring an uppity attorney general to his knees? This, too, depends on one's partisan point of view.
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Orlando, FL 32819Neighborhood:
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SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Fleming's Steakhouse - Orlando
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.flemingssteakhouse.com/locations/fl/orlando
- Phone: 4073525706
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Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.Continued
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103 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Food was very good. Excellent service. A little expensive but we did the magical dining and it was well worth it.Special Features:
- Fabulous Flemmings!P8530VIPDined on 9/28/2014Had a wonderful time celebrating a family birthday. The wine steward and our waiters were excellent. The food was fantastic! We enjoyed dining from the Magical dining menu as well as the regular one. All our choices were delish!Special Features:
- Disappointed.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/27/2014We were trying Fleming's for the first time and unfortunately will not go back again. Some of the issues may be caused by the crowds of Magical Dining month but they should be doing a better job of managing that. It stated with a 7:00 pm reservation and not being seated until almost 7:40pm. The steaks were over seasoned which made them very salty and your plate does arrive with only the steak. If you want a vegetable or potato you must purchase it from the regular menu. The salad, creamed spinach and creme brulee were excellent. The waiter did the best job he could but he, and I believe all the other wait staff, were running around like crazy. Not a great atmosphere.
- DisappointmentDining4funDined on 9/27/2014Went with a group for Magical Dining and was disappointed in this choice. They did not offer any vegetable or starch with the entrée and I felt that we were treated poorly because we were there for Magical Dining Menu. The service was poor and the wait for our food was extremely long. There was one point that I looked around and NO FOOD was coming out of the kitchen. Would not choose this restaurant again.
- Great food!funtimesDined on 9/27/2014Food and service were excellent....Please note that this review is for Fleming's Steakhouse - Winter Park. We didn't know there was more than one in Central Florida area. We live in Winter Park and always wanted to try Fleming's Steakhouse. Would definitely recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sam71Sam71Dined on 9/26/2014My wife, Grandaughter and myself enjoyed our night at The magical dining experience the food and service was first classSpecial Features:
- A favoriteTontoDined on 9/23/2014I am never disappointed with Flemings. Amazing steak but their seafood is also delicious! Great place to go for special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurant.TimelessDined on 9/21/2014The staff is very attentive and the food was wonderful. We especially liked the Scottish salmon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindFloridaVacationerDined on 9/20/2014Fantastic filet mignon. Excellent service. Highly recommend to anyone who visits the Orlando area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never going backHospitalitySeeker0514Dined on 9/20/2014A few friends and I went to Fleming's for dinner, all as first time guests. Our first impression was not so great. We should up for our 8:45 reservation and did not get seated until 9:10. It then took a few minutes for our server to greet us. We informed him of a peanut allergy and we still received their complimentary "bread" with a peanut spread. It took 15 minutes for our drink order to come, another 20 for our food to come. We hardly ever saw our server. He had an attitude of he was too good to serve us. Although the food was great, the service was horrible. From the moment we walked in until we left. Coming from a restaurant, server/bartender, background, I was embarrassed. I will never eat at Fleming's again. We all felt unwelcome
- PerfectionJohnVIPDined on 9/20/2014Fleming's Steakhouse is an excellent restaurant. The food and service are always good. Even on a busy night. You can't find a better steak at any price. They also have an extensive wine list.Special Features:
- MichelleSweetMMDined on 9/20/2014Adam N was the most fantastic server ever. The place was happy and happening. The food was hot, fresh and delicious. They had the add on lobster tails for only $10. The wine list was amazing.Special Features:
- HoldIt1sttimeDined on 9/19/2014The dinner food and service very memorable but ruined by the extremely dirty ladies bathroom. SO BAD I had to HOLD IT and find a clean restroom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TravellerDined on 9/19/2014Very fine dining with classy atmosphere and love service. Truly a wonderful dining experience; we will be back soonSpecial Features:
- Birthday diningOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/16/2014Service was excellent. Took picture for celebration. Food was delicious. Went with magical dining. Steak just thrown on a plate. Poor presentation. Had to order extras. Have been to three other magical dining experiences. Flemings did not compare. Did on the cheap. Made us very uncomfortable. Was a very quiet night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food. noisymuleloverDined on 9/13/2014When I walked in, I was taken aback by the amount of noise. We had original reservations at 8:15 and had to delay until 9:00. I apologized when I arrived and was told even if we were there earlier we still wouldn't have a seat. At 9:30, we noticed a table open in the bar and toik it. The hostess finally came at 9:45 asking if we wanted a seat. The food was very good and so was thr wineSpecial Features:
- happydinerhappydinerDined on 9/13/2014It was very crowded probably due to Magical Dining month which I am sure is why it took pretty long to get food. Food was excellent. Worth waiting for. I really liked the picture idea! The server was wonderful. Very attentive and lots of percs for my birthday. It made for a special night for my family and me. I do have to say it is a very loud place. Hard to hear those talking across the table. Not really sure how something like that could be fixed.Special Features:
- GreatJasperDined on 9/13/2014Food experience was outstanding as was the staff. Steaks were outrageous and perfectly prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceMRRCVIPDined on 9/13/2014Went to celebrate a Birthday with a Friend and our server Jen was very attentive her drink recommendations were on point. The farmers daughter is a MUST but beware they go down fast. Will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- was expecting moreOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/2014Food was good but not amazing for the price ..not a memorable meal for a prestigious steak restaurant.Service was slow ..good wine list.. Not in my top 10
- Always a winner!Geoff1066Dined on 9/6/2014Fleming's never disappoints! From food to wine, the selection and quality is hard to beat. This time, it was Orlando Magical Dining menu. This is a budget conscious must!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceYummy22Dined on 9/6/2014My wife and I had the filet and scottish salmon and both were excellent. I'm never disappointed with Flemmings as their service and consistency is always top notch.Special Features:
- guess management123eatoutDined on 9/6/2014We were a party of two and was placed in a room where a party of at least 20 people were celebrating. We were willing to wait but was told that there were not anymore open tables. However, before we were assigned, we were told that a party of two were just finishing and we would have that table. I may be wrong but I felt that it was probably race related. It was too late to leave and go to another restaurant. Like the food. I have been to Fleming, Orlando. Would not refer to this location.Special Features:
- winedoctorVIPDined on 9/6/2014I had the Filet for the first time in a long time. I usually have the dry-aged NY. Filet is normally very tender anyway. This Filet took tender to a whole new level. I think this steak starting cutting before the knife got to it. Also try the Hot Salmon. They also have the best Wedge Salad in town. It's the presentation of the dressing and add-ons.Special Features:
- Great serviceOurquiettimeDined on 9/6/2014Great service, good food but a bit loud for us. The potato's were awsome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DonnaDined on 9/2/2014In Flemings style the service was great. Not my first Flemings experience and they are consistent across their locations. Our group loved the food! Steak, pork chop and seafood, all excellent! Another steakhouse, but one that does it rightM.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- so soWaltDined on 8/31/2014service excellant- salad very good, dessert very good, but the steak was only fair----
- Almost (completely) perfectHQdinerDined on 8/31/2014I visited the Orlando Fleming's as a part of the Magical month of dining event which featured a prix fixe menu of 3 courses. I started with the Modern Caesar with each bite-sized taste of romaine being perfectly dressed - not too dry and not too drippy. The fried capers were a most unique and flavorful surprise to the salad. I chose the filet for my main course which was, by far, the most delicious steK I ever eaten! Cooked perfectly at medium rare and paired with a mellow cote du Rhone. For dessert, they offered my favorite créme brûlée. I wanted that dessert to last forever. I have the meal 5 stars, but there was a missing detail. The filet came out on an otherwise bare plate that could've benefitted from a side. Haricot verts, perhaps?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Labor Day Diner at Fleming'sJohn01VIPDined on 8/30/2014We enjoyed a very nice Labor Day Weekend diner at Fleming's Orlando. The decision was "spur of the moment" to fill in an other wise open holiday. The food was very good and service was outstanding. We always enjoy Fleming's even though it is an hour plus drive for us.Special Features:
- Always GreatfabfoodDined on 8/16/2014Every time I come here I realize how good this place is ! - especially the flemmings potatoes !Special Features:
- Fantastic Anniversary Dinner!!FLdinerDined on 8/16/2014First time to this Fleming's Steakhouse and we were very pleased with it!! Our waitress Jennifer was prompt, professional & delightful and made our anniversary even more special. My husband and I both chose the bone-in ribeye with the extra sear - I have eaten many ribeyes at high-end restaurants and can tell you that this one outshone all the others!! Our entire dinner - french onion soup, steaks, bleu cheese mashed potatoes, green beans, creme brulee and cheesecake - was absolutely delicious! The generous portions, flavors and service made it well worth the cost. The hand-signed anniversary card and manager's visit was a nice touch as well. We will definitely be back for more.Special Features:
- Always outstandingbigracefanDined on 8/12/2014Our third time at Fleming's Steakhouse and we have never been disappointed. The service is impeccable and the food is consistently excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- karkarVIPDined on 8/10/2014Very friendly staff, great food, large wine list, always have nice specials & Sunday is 3 course Prime Rib Dinner, great value!Special Features:
- Best Pittsburg Filet in a long timeStickmanDined on 8/8/2014My lady friend had the Swordfish and it was a large portion cooked the way it should have been, the potatoes were different and very tasty. While on the expensive side it was worth it. Did not have the dessert - no room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Average food Great ServiceHARDDO91VIPDined on 8/7/2014The ambiance/setting is really well done here. Valet included and service is to be noted highly. We had Chris wait on us and he made the evening quite memorable. The food was good but not exceptional. It is worth the trip for the experience though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yum!RebelVIPDined on 8/6/2014Always a treat to dine at Flemings when in Orlando. The menu has a great variety of prices and items. And, everything is delicious! Try the small plates- just right size!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never Disappoints!IndyMexVIPDined on 8/2/2014This is our eight visit to this Flemings location and never disappoints. We were celebrating our adult daughter's birthday and the staff made it a very special event. Food was outstanding - very clever combinations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good steakChefJeffDined on 7/30/2014one of the better steaks in town. seared to perfection in 1600 degree heat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A+++++++MiracleDined on 7/28/2014I dine at Flemings at least three times a year. Each time, I take a different group of people with me. Our past visit on July 28, 2014 was exceptional. The service was excellent (Thanks Chandler, our server), the food was great...cooked the way we ordered, and the ambiance relaxing! we took advantage of the Prime Rib special. The Prime rib consistency was like butter...no knife needed. The turtle dessert was exquisite, the hint of liquor was pleasing to the palate and Flemings' does not serve a bad side dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exquisite flavorsKaleiDined on 7/26/2014Exquisite flavors for a steakhouse (chain). I had ordered the season's special three course meal (appetizer, main meal, and dessert). It was fantastic and the portions were surprisingly filling. The filet mignon was a good size and so moist and tender. The appetizer was an ahi poke with a twist, served with fried won tons. It was big enough for two persons and the flavors had my taste buds wanting more. The dessert was a shortcake with berries and I was so full from the appetizer and steak that I had barely enough room to finish my dessert. The service was top notch and the waiter was personable. Do not be afraid of the prices. You get what you pay for - great service, food, and atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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New startup in Kakaako offers a collaborative working environment
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On a layover in Seoul, IT consultant Anthony Stanford needed a place to work, preferably with free Wi-Fi and a decent cup of coffee.
Instead of Starbucks, he used a "co-working" space where people rented desks in a shared office. Unlike coffee shops, this type of workplace fosters social interaction and collaborative working – something the 24-year-old craved.
"The real big drive to these co-working spaces is meeting other people," says Stanford. "Someone helps you with your taxes, you fix his computer. That's how it works."
Stanford and other recent graduates of the Hogan Entrepreneurial Program at Chaminade started The Box Jelly, a new co-working space in Kakaako. It's essentially an office with high-speed Internet access, color printing, a coffee station and more electrical outlets than you would find in a coffee shop. People can rent a desk by the hour ($10) or the month ($350) with options in between. They can also rent a meeting space.
"It's not just in New York or Shanghai anymore," says Rechung Fujihira, CEO of The Box Jelly. "It's in little villages, in small towns, on an island off the coast of Africa. It's everywhere."
Since it opened in June, The Box Jelly has been used for a workshop for entrepreneurial moms, a casting call for a professional photographer and a meeting space for a wine and food festival. Graphic designers, fashion-design interns and consultants have rented space there.
Two other groups have started similar co-working spaces in Kakaako, one called R&D and the other The Green House. "If it's one space, call it a fad," says Stanford, Box Jelly's director of operations. "But when there are three – and growing – it's a movement."
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It's great to finally read about coworking in Hawaii! Thanks for sharing the info about The Box Jelly, which reminded us of 'Jellies', the informal collaborative groups that were in many ways the precursors to coworking spaces. We'll definitely spread the word among our coworking colleagues there!
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Coworking in Honolulu, HI. Such a great way to empower local community on business. The gift of increasing our potential by providing effective workspace is true value. I look forward to my first visit by Box Jelly.
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Thanks to the leadership and guidance of Governor Robert Bentley and the support of the Alabama Legislature, the Alabama Department of Senior Services is able to continue serving seniors and individuals with disabilities. Below, please find a link to a copy of ADSS' 2014-2016 state plan. We received approval for our plan recently and would like to share a copy with you. Local Area Agencies on Aging in your region will be submitting an Area Plan on Aging before October 2014 to cover the years 2015- 2018. We hope you will get involved in this planning process.
Thanks to you and other partners around the state this plan was positively received by Administration on Aging. The Alabama Department of Senior Services held many meetings with various organizations and individuals around Alabama. We also had several town hall meetings, where we received valuable input from individuals directly receiving our services. All of this information and advice was compiled together and integrated into our state plan. This new state plan is a guide that will enable us to continue to move our state forward in achieving the goals set forth by Governor Bentley. Please keep in mind that this is a living document which means that we will be making changes as necessary to fulfill our mission over the next several years. If you have any comments or questions please feel free to contact me or someone at the state office or Area Agency on Aging.
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By Tara Nelson
A Blaine high school graduate has been appointed to replace chief of the U.S. Border Patrol's Blaine sector.
John Bates, a former Blaine resident and 1980 Blaine high school graduate, replaced Ron Henley as of Chief Patrol Agent, a position that is responsible for oversight of border enforcement operations along the 89 miles of international boundary with Canada and 163 miles along Washington's coast.
During a special ceremony Thursday at Bellingham's Lakeway Inn hotel, Bates was recognized by local law enforcement officials and fellow border agents decked in dress uniforms and sporting rifles and was handed a ceremonial flag from Henley, signifying the change in power.
Bates will also assume the role of Field Commander for CBP Air and Marine Operations, a position that includes the oversight of four Border Patrol stations, the Bellingham Air and Marine Branch and, over 200 Officer Corps and support staff.
'Cowboys of a sort'
Bates began his career in 1985 as a Border Patrol agent at the San Clemente checkpoint station in California after graduating with his Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from University of Washington earlier that year.
"As I was preparing to graduate, I was looking for a job in law enforcement," he said. "I really lucked out with the U.S. Border Patrol."
Life was exciting, he said, with as many as two to three high-speed pursuits a day as drug and human smugglers fled the checkpoint. Arrests of undocumented people were often 100 at a time.
As a field agent, Bates said there were no routines for the day. Every day was different and agents were required to finish assignments started that day, which often made for long days.
"You were done when you were done," he said. "I don't know how to explain it other than it was like living the best episodes of 'COPS' almost every day."
Despite the long work hours and the often "terrible" weather, Bates said the camaraderie of the agency kept him from leaving.
"We all have stories. When we get together, one tale leads to another. We are cowboys of a sort. We have all worked the trail and come home dusty."
There were also the funny moments such as the short Mexican man from the state of Oaxaca who was apprehended on a bus after he handed border agents a green card belonging to Canadian actor Keifer Sullivan.
Or the time he and fellow agents were yelled at by an impatient William Shatner, attempting to schmooze his way past the checkpoint line-up by means of his celebrity status.
"He lowered his sunglasses and asked 'Would it help if I told you I was William Shatner?'" he said. "And my friend looked at him and said 'Beam it over there, Bill.' And sent him to secondary inspection.
A 23-year veteran
Bates has since served as a supervisory Border Patrol agent and Field Operations supervisor at San Clemente, as deputy assistant regional director at the former Western Regional Office; deputy chief patrol agent in Blaine, chief patrol agent in Detroit, Michigan.
Bates also served as an officer in the Army National Guard and Reserves prior to entering the Border Patrol.
He currently lives in Lynden with his wife and three daughters, ages 14, 16 and 19.
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Bates said he will continue to address security issues on the northern border by working to acquire more agents and technological resources from the federal government and also continuing to build on their partnership with Canadian and local law enforcement agencies.
"By increasing our presence on the water, in the air and on the land between ports of entry, we increase the likelihood of apprehension of those who attempt to violate our laws," he said. "The policies and laws we currently have are sufficient but what we need is the tools, manpower and funding to support the mission."
When asked about if and when the agency will begin using unmanned Predator aircraft to patrol the skies above the 49th parallel, Bates said he was not sure.
"The Predator aircraft will be evaluated in our area," he said. "The outcome of that evaluation will determine whether or not we receive the Predator permanently or request it in support of operations on an as-needed basis."
Among some of the things Bates said he would like to see happen during his tenure is an increased cooperation between the Border Patrol and the U.S. Forest Service and more reliance on horsepower, rather than gas-powered off-road vehicles.
"I believe that a horse patrol unit would be operationally effective and also environmentally friendly to the national parks," he said.