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Markdowns have already approached that level in toys and electronics, which account for much of holiday spending, says Alison Paul of Deloitte Consulting. Household goods and small appliances are also likely to hit that magic mark by Black Friday.
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A SPORTS MOVIE THAT OUTSTRIPS GENRE basics, Richard De Aragues' racing doc revs up a portrait of high-risk humanity. Non-devotees of the Isle of Man's fearsome Tourist Trophy road race needn't be wary: it's less about bikes than motorbike maven Guy Martin, a larger-than-life daredevil with a droll wit.
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Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Teen Mom Jenelle Evans has tied the knot with fiancé of two weeks Courtland Rogers on Tuesday at a courthouse in North Carolina, with two employees serving as witnesses.
Dubbed a 'shotgun wedding,' the new bride's sister Ashleigh Evans Wilson broke the news to RadarOnline saying, ""My sister got married this morning, it was a shotgun courthouse wedding."
Ashleigh, who also got married shortly before her 21st birthday, added, "My mother was totally shocked and had to hear it from someone else. Our whole family is shocked because they have not been dating very long. I'm sure she did this to distract from all the drug accusations that have been flying around and of course she thinks it will help her get custody of Jace back from mom if she is married."
The sister also expressed that Jenelle "should know better than this" considering everything she has been through.
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Rogers, who has declared his undying love for his new wife, but is said to be a bad influence on Evans, had 'Jenelle Evans' tattooed in script across his chest. He told RadarOnline, "I went to get a tattoo of Jenelle's first and last name because I wanted the whole world to not only see but to know who has my heart."
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The Defense Department has unveiled its updated strategy to improve its acquisition practices — Better Buying Power 2.0.
The revamped strategy comes two years after Pentagon procurement leaders launched the first version.
Federal News Radio Executive Editor Jason Miller live-tweeted the remarks from Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Frank Kendall who unveiled the new acquisition strategy.
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Romeril debuted last year at Somerset House at London Fashion Week having previously worked with Sharon Wauchob, Amanda Wakeley and Alberta Ferretti. Her works are a product of her drive, ambition and obvious talent. Romeril wants to build an international clothing brand from her base in Dublin. We think it's only a matter of time.
I am girl and I design clothes for other girls. Well, women, really. I do stuff out in the real world; I go to gigs, hang out with people who excite and inspire me, see exhibitions, sit in libraries reading and looking at books, then I follow my instincts and start a collection.
I aim to create work that excites me. As I design I think; "Would someone want to wear this?" The ultimate challenge for a fashion designer is to translate your ideas into a covetable object.
I love fabric and usually work with Italian mills. Selecting fabric is one of the first steps of a collection. After I've set the mood for the collection with research, and chosen the fabrics, I design the prints. They are usually a mash-up of found images and pictures I've taken. They set the colour palette for the collection. Then I draw and drape on the stand (I love 3D design development) and draw some more, developing surface textures alongside this process, whether it's embroidery or laser cutting or whatever.
The Autumn Winter 2013 collection has these laced leather deck fringing in it, they are leather shapes cut out in the shapes of skateboard decks and laced together using the same techniques that are found in Japanese Samurai armour, it's an amazing piece of design (the Samurai Armour technique) it means these solid shapes move, stretch and flex with the body.
I think it's kind of a quiet time in the fashion world, there's huge movements happening at the big Paris houses but the Autumn Winter 2013 collections saw no seismic shifts or new directions. I really admire what Proenza Schouler, Alexander Wang, Marques Almeida are doing right now.
I want to build a label that has integrity and reflects my aesthetic; a label that does more good than harm; employing Ireland's young creative talent and its crafts people; a label that uses the best quality fabrics, something I can stand behind and be proud of.
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I only use type INT or STRING, but still when I put the data using client.store StoreMOde.Add the data is saved as binary, not JSON. What am I doing wrong?
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The Scotts Valley High girls basketball team will enter the Central Coast Section playoffs on Saturday, Feb. 23, a week after losing 53-50 in overtime to Soquel High in the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League tournament final.
The Falcons (16-10) received the third seed in the Division IV tournament and have first- and second-round byes.
Their first opponent in the playoffs was still unknown as of press time Thursday, Feb. 21. The candidates were Harker and Oceana high schools, which played in the first round, and Monte Vista Christian High, which was set to face the winner of the first-round game.
The Falcons will play at Notre Dame Belmont High School at a time still to be determined.
The team enters the section tournament after falling in the SCCAL final in heartbreaking fashion.
The Falcons led the Soquel Knights 38-18 heading into the fourth quarter Saturday, Feb. 16, at Kaiser Permanente Arena in Santa Cruz.
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Scotts Valley freshman Nikiya Bechtel scored 20 points in the game, including 3-of-6 shooting from the 3-point line, to lead the Falcons.
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A decision that should be made with 20/20 vision
Brad Hardie The jungle drums are starting to beat louder - rather than losing AFL teams, we'll be getting more, most likely a total of 20 clubs by the time the next TV broadcast deal starts in 2017.
The Eagles: it's time to talk turkey
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It's time the Bulldogs showed some bite
Brad Hardie Saturday's loss to the Gold Coast was the last straw for me - the Western Bulldogs need to get rid of coach Brendan McCartney immediately.
Monday night's all right ... every now and then
Brad Hardie Monday night footy is an interesting beast.
Spin city treats footy fans like muppets
Brad Hardie Australian cricket selectors have now spent more than six years trying to a find a spinner to replace Shane Warne.
Let the coaching merry-go-round begin
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The Harry and Buddy show: a Fremantle priority
Brad Hardie If Fremantle isn't up to its armpits in the chase for one or both of Hawthorn's Buddy Franklin and Geelong's Harry Taylor, then something is seriously wrong.
Doing it for Hirdy? How about you do it for yourself
Brad Hardie Predictably, it took all of about 10 seconds after Friday night's final siren for commentators to start announcing that the Bombers had "done it for" their under-fire coach James Hird.
The weekend that just wasn't good enough
Brad Hardie Watching West Coast's 50-point loss to Hawthorn, one thing became evident, wouldn't West Coast kill for Quinten Lynch now.
The son does not equal the father
Brad Hardie The Gold Coast Suns took a big step forward on the weekend. So did Gary Ablett. It doesn't make him as good as his old man.
West Coast: and now the excuses start
Brad Hardie And now the excuses start from West Coast supporters.
Time to shorten the pre-season that never ends
Brad Hardie Another weekend of NAB Cup action gone by; another weekend of footy that most of us couldn't care about beyond Hawthorn (Matt Suckling) and Sydney (Alex Johnson) losing players for most of the season.
Why recent history can't be repeated by West Coast or Fremantle
Brad Hardie They say that if you don't go forwards, you are actually going backwards. If West Coast and Fremantle are to be genuine finals contenders in 2013, both of WA's AFL teams should realise this better ...
Like it or not, the AFL's got an image problem to fix
Brad Hardie If there is one thing we should have learned recently it's that those who protest their innocence the most loudly are sometimes the most guilty.
All we want for Christmas is a fair go
Brad Hardie You could forgive a few AFL clubs - namely the Western Bulldogs, North Melbourne and Port Adelaide - for going into the festive period thinking Father Christmas doesn't exist.
Big-time dollars lead to big-time temptations
Brad Hardie Back when I played top-level footy, it was mostly for club and personal pride, the joy of victory and the camaraderie associated with being part of a team.
Stone the Crows: time for the AFL to make an example
Brad Hardie You won't often hear me suggesting the AFL makes an example of a player and/or a team.
Oi! Get off Buddy's back
Brad Hardie If you listen to some critics, Buddy Franklin cost Hawthorn a flag on Saturday by kicking 3.5 and two out-of-bounds on the full.
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The KDevelop team released its first beta version of the development environment for KDE and Qt programs.
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KDevelop 4 offers at the least some new help to C++ programmers. The beta automatically resolves missing include directives and writes forward-declarations for typed classes and functions. A blog from developer "zwabel" gives a practical usage example.
Aside from such small but good every day examples, KDevelop 4 includes a fully integrated CMake build system and linkage with the Subversion and git version control systems. Integration with the Qt GUI designer, with which graphical interfaces can easily be combined, is unfortunately still in a startup phase. A number of bugs were fixed since the last alpha and the user interface made a bit more attractive to new users "to lower the entrance barrier."
Source code for the beta is available at the KDE Download site. The development environment itself consists of the KDevPlatform and KDevelop packages, with the former to be installed first. Both packages require KDE 4.2.0 or later. Kubuntu users can download the single kdevelop-kde4 package from the Kubuntu Experimental Archive. Mandriva users can find the beta with the KDE 4.2 packages and openSUSE users will find it hidden in the KDE 4 Extra-Apps repository.
KDevelop 4 from KDevelop.org was completely reworked from its aging pre-version and was made compatible with Qt4.x and KDE 4. A project homepage table compares KDevelop 3 with KDevelop 4. Zwabel's weblog mentioned earlier and apaku.wordpress.com give insights into, and screenshots of, the new beta release.
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5 U.S. Code § 1507 - Subpenas and depositions
(a) The Merit Systems Protection Board may require by subpena the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of documentary evidence relating to any matter before it as a result of this chapter. Any member of the Board may sign subpenas, and members of the Board and its examiners when authorized by the Board may administer oaths, examine witnesses, and receive evidence. The attendance of witnesses and the production of documentary evidence may be required from any place in the United States at the designated place of hearing. In case of disobedience to a subpena, the Board may invoke the aid of a court of the United States in requiring the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of documentary evidence. In case of contumacy or refusal to obey a subpena issued to a person, the United States District Court within whose jurisdiction the inquiry is carried on may issue an order requiring him to appear before the Board, or to produce documentary evidence if so ordered, or to give evidence concerning the matter in question; and any failure to obey the order of the court may be punished by the court as a contempt thereof.
(b) The Board may order testimony to be taken by deposition at any stage of a proceeding or investigation before it as a result of this chapter. Depositions may be taken before an individual designated by the Board and having the power to administer oaths. Testimony shall be reduced to writing by the individual taking the deposition, or under his direction, and shall be subscribed by the deponent. Any person may be compelled to appear and depose and to produce documentary evidence before the Board as provided by this section.
(c) A person may not be excused from attending and testifying or from producing documentary evidence or in obedience to a subpena on the ground that the testimony or evidence, documentary or otherwise, required of him may tend to incriminate him or subject him to a penalty or forfeiture for or on account of any transaction, matter, or thing concerning which he is compelled to testify, or produce evidence, documentary or otherwise, before the Board in obedience to a subpena issued by it. A person so testifying is not exempt from prosecution and punishment for perjury committed in so testifying.
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There have been two articles that quote the Board Chair of ICANN, Peter Dengate Thrush, as saying that the decisions on the new program will be delayed until the end of the ICANN meeting in June. Of course I can't confirm that the facts in the articles in CircleId and Domainicite.com are indeed the case, but it sort of stands to reason, so it could be true.
If there is going to be a prior notion of the possibility of coming to an agreement with the GAC on the Thursday before the San Francisco meeting ends, the Board can't very well make a decision in one night to change the program. And, given the possibility that they actually make some substantive concessions (which I hope they don't), how can the Board initiate the program without giving us, those who created the program in ICANN's vaunted bottom-up process, a chance for appropriate wailing and gnashing of teeth over our bitter disappointment and great chagrin.
Some would ask, but why wait for Jordan meeting to make the decision. Well, first, who really believes we are still going to Jordan in this political climate? But more relevantly, what's 3 months in the geological time periods that ICANN works in? How long have we been waiting on this program? 5 years? 10 years? More years? What's another few months?
One thing we can be grateful for. We used to delay 9-12 months at a time several times a year, now the delays are only 3 months long. "It's getting better all the time."
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Did you have a teacher because of whom you dreaded school itself or did you have one who was the sole reason you trudged to school with that heavy bag each day? Stanley ka Dabba beautifully delineates the archetypal school experience; memories of which can etch deeply into our psyches that endure though adult life […]
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I am not following a pattern for my daughter, R's mohair sweater as I cannot find a suitable pattern with the kind of ease I want. Anyway, I want a simple stockinette sweater, slightly oversized in a copped length with a wide (not round) neckline, so I am making things up as I go along. To determine the amount of ease, I measured a few of her over-sized t-shirts and decided on 20-22 inches width. As soon as I had wound up the lace yarn into a ball, I started knitting. Cast on 90 sts (to block to 20 inches width) with 3.75mm needles, 6 rows ribbing. Changed to 4.00 mm needles and knit stockinette increasing 1 st at each side every 8 rows 5 times = 100 sts (block to 22 inches width).
The lilac colour is darker in these photos than it is in real life. And this is the biggest ball of yarn I have ever knit with! It is such a pleasure to knit mindless stockinette with this yarn because it is so pretty and delicate looking, yet it knits up real fast because the gauge is like knitting with aran yarn. In two nights of after dinner knitting, I have 8 inches length already. Every now and then I pause knitting to stroke it, because it is soft and light, like air. The other thing about this brandless mohair yarn is that it is not too soft, so the knitwear is not going to be floppy. It is a little bit stiff so the knitwear will have some body. This yarn is also a gift from a friend, it's such a special pleasure to knit with yarn from friends, because I am reminded of her when I knit.
It seems too plain to knit just a stockinette sweater so I am thinking of adding some frou frou touches. Maybe a lace hem in front? The back and front ribbing will be spilt and the back ribbing will be longer. (note to self - think about whether the back ribbing should be longer than front ribbing + lace hem or the same length?) A long slit at the back neck to be tied with a lace ribbon. Below is a simple hand drawing of the details I sent to my daughter to see if she likes the ideas. She likes the ribbon at the back, so that's definitely a yes. But the rest of the touches are subject to change because I have so many of these embellishment ideas. Earlier on, I was thinking about knitting a big heart motif in lace on the front, but abandoned the idea because I wasn't sure that the lace will stand out nicely as the mohair is fuzzy. Then I was also thinking of embroidering little daisies around the front neckline. We'll see about the rest later as they can be added after the knitting is done. Have I mentioned that this is so fun? I'm so glad that my daughter wears sweaters now!


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After some time a got interested into programming, mostly playing around with QBasic that came with bundled in DOS. Then followed my introduction into Pascal in its famous version called Turbo Pascal.In high school I quickly become obsessed Counter-Strike so with few friends we created a team where we played all the time and we even had regular training sessions. We were impressed with this German gaming clan called Schroet Kommando and even talked about going "Pro". About the same time I was going each year to this national competition where students were presenting various project that they did. Since this was an important thing for the school we were allowed to spend 2 weeks each year to prepare for it, witch meant one full week of playing around and few days of work for us. Most of the projects were not all that useful but we learned some flash that was very nice. It was not until the start of 2006 that I begun learning C accedentaly from the best source "The C programming language by B&K". The same year I stared college where over the next few years had introductory courses in C C++, C++ with MFC (... yeah I know), Java, C#, Prolog, Lisp plus the regular CS subjects. It was somewhere in the end of 2007 that I got bored and stared a part time job at a local company doing Java EE based applications. Next few years my primary focus was Java, Open Source, *nix, Open Data and web technology. Even thou most of my work was around back-end I got more and more involved into JavaScript.


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The Astor Room, brought to you by Chris Vlacich of the renowned Piccola Venezia, is located at the corner of the Kaufman Astoria Movie Studio. Descend the marble staircase to the mahogany bar in the original Paramount Studio dinner club where Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, and Rudolph Valentino once dined. Enjoy Chef Richard Pims' contemporary interpretation of American classics and Jerry Madden's handcrafted artisanal cocktails.Continued
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- Worth a VisitOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/20/2014We really enjoyed our dinner at the Astor Room. We sat outside at a table that is essentially in between 2 buildings at Kaufmann Astoria Studios. It was quiet and pleasant. We did not dine inside, so we can't really comment on the decor or ambiance there. The food was yummy -- the free biscuits and cornbread with honey butter are so good and filling. The fried calamari dish is not like ANY other anywhere, and the whole lobster salad is pricey but SO GOOD. At least 1 person in your party should order it.Special Features:
- DinnerBirthday55Dined on 9/6/2014Unfortinatelly i have to say that my party and me Did not like the experience. First it was very cold inside, astor burger was rare instead of well done. It ruined our birthday dinner. We could not wait for desert and we left . We will be back for coctails and jazz in winter since that is why we first fell in love last year with This place.Special Features:
- Late-Night TreatCrunchyFriesVIPDined on 8/21/2014My dining companion and I had a wonderful meal at the Astor Room. We came in right before closing time, though were never rushed and treated with top-notch hospitality. Everything was delicious, tasted fresh, and prepared perfectly--you must get the fried corn and try not to fill up on the yummy biscuits & scrumptious butter. I will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Tremendous service; great food!LouluDined on 8/21/2014We took a family group of 5, ages 22 to 76. The food appealed to all of us. The ambiance was Insta-worthy and the waiter JOSE is a true Astoria treasure. I will be back! Thank you for a wonderful evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- worth looking forGamma56Dined on 8/20/2014Found in the basement of the Kaufman Studios the restaurant has added outdoors seating on the newly created studio back lot. Cocktails are always imaginative and well prepared. Food reliable and the service always friendly but at times a tad overwhelmedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Little PlaceMJY1112Dined on 8/17/2014I went for a first date brunch on a perfect summer day and it turned out to be a great time. We sat outside and the ambience was perfect with jazz playing at the perfect volume. After eating (and the food was really good btw) we went to the bar inside for a drink and there was a very talented trio playing live jazz. Definitely recommend it for a brunch, I can only guess that lunch or dinner would be equally enjoyable. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Special FindOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/1/2014Our favorite place in Astoria. Has a speakeasy feel. Very 20's. A wonderful place to dine.Special Features:
- Old Menumiadris4Dined on 7/26/2014I liked the old menu better. I really missed the short ribs over pastaSpecial Features:
- Late night dinnerNickVIPDined on 7/23/2014The restaurant has a great ambiance paired with good food. Service was a little shaky at first but OK incomparason to other restaurants in the neighborhood. Fried calamari! Must try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great chef.Aficionado747Dined on 6/28/2014Dinner was delectable. Service well intentioned but somewhat amateurish. Ambience very pleasant for a basement space (windows high up on the wall). The bar area is quite elegant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Basement gemGamma56Dined on 6/15/2014A tad hard to find next to the entrance to the Kaufman back lot. Excellent cocktails and fréquent nice live music. Above average food
- Live jazz and brunch!oliviaDined on 6/15/2014Made a reservation for Father's Day Sunday, and despite being a holiday, it wasn't a madhouse. My parents at 60+ years old really enjoyed the place, as did me and my twenty six year old sister. The brunch cocktails were not that strong, but I did like that it came as a set with the brunch. Highlights of the brunch were the Donut Holes that came with different fruit preserves and cream, the Chicken and Waffles(best that I've had- the chicken was crispy but moist inside and the waffles were super crispy but doughy enough inside.) I also really liked the Crab Cake Sandwich. Would probably go back for the chicken and waffles.... though perhaps because a party of seven arrived just before us we had to wait close to an hour for our entrees.Special Features:
- MS1969Dined on 6/8/2014Excellent service and food. Highly recommended to others.Special Features:
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- Classic setting for a great mealByroniousDined on 5/23/2014Went to the Astor room to celebrate my birthday with family. I arrived a bit early before my reservation but everybody there was extremely accommodating. A fantastic raw bar selection, and signature cocktails led to some amazing dinner entrees. I would definitely feel confident ordering anything on that menu and would expect excellent quality. The service was great. I am a sucker for when management takes the time to come around and check to make sure everything is going well. They really won me over. The only complaint to be had was the occasional fire alarm system that seemed to be going through a test and therefore had screeching alarms for about 60 seconds at a time. That may be a deal breaker for some if it happens again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice, but disappointedKatRocDined on 5/11/2014I had wanted to visit the Astor Room as it has a wonderful history. We planned a visit for Mother's Day Brunch. I live an hour away and my daughter near by . Nice decor, but smaller than I thought. The jazz band was in bar area. Good, but took many breaks. In fact, they played less than the piped in music while we ate. I had asked if the menu would be the same for Mother's Day prix fixe brunch, as for other Sunday brunches, also prix fixe. I was told yes, except the cost was more since mimosas and bloody marys were unlimited. Turned out not to be true, much less selection and not what we had hoped for. The tables in the band area where not set the same, some very nice with cloths others not. Food was ok, but overall disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day Brunch. Just okay.MrshDined on 5/11/2014I was notified two days before my reservation about a price increase and menu change. The service was just okay. When you add an automatic 20% sometimes it feels like the service is less. The servers spent more time talking to each other than actually serving us. My food was delivered wrong twice. I paid for both plates just to be on the safe side and still didn't get anything. The manager never came by to inquire.Special Features:
- great food. lackluster serviceNYCfoodieDined on 5/4/2014Wow. I was so excited to finally go to the Astor Room. The dreamy history is by far the best part. The food was delicious. I wish the service was good but it was so slow and no one ever checks in the table or asks if we want more drinks. We didn't receive our main "brunch stuff" until 45 minutes after we ordered!. I then decided to ts me my leftovers home and the server decided to throw out my truffle fries and just box my half sandwich. Really?Special Features:
- Lovely Jazz Brunch Experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/27/2014My mother and I came to the Astor Room on the last day of her visit, and it was the perfect ending to the weekend! The food was delicious, pace of the two courses was just right, and the atmosphere was fantastic. We had the pain au chocolate and donut holes to start and then the omlette and crab cake for our mains. Everything was perfeclty cooked and well seasoned. The Bloody Mary's were nice and moderately spicy. We had a wonderful time and would recommend it to visitors and locals to Astoria alike! I took a look at the dinner menu online and am planning to come back to check it out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prix-fixe offerings are a steal.RoannDined on 4/20/2014The jazz brunch is a must-try: you get a mimosa/bellini/bloody mary, coffee/tea, one appetizer, and one entree for $23 per person. Definitely get the Astor Disaster if you're nursing a hangover. Reservation recommended on Sundays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Astor Room continues to impressNativeAstorian87Dined on 4/19/2014Between the delicious food, unique ambiance, attentive service and beautiful live jazz, it's hard to find any qualm with this Restaurant. We were a party of 5 out for my father's birthday and every member of our party was impressed. Cocktails are professionally mixed and I've yet to try a dish I haven't liked (if you're a burger person, this place definitely contends for #1 Astoria burger). Anyone looking to celebrate a special occasion or a romantic evening out, please head over here and give this place your business.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnknownVIPDined on 4/19/2014Wonderful, unique atmosphere. Very friendly and good service. Attention to detail. Very relaxing and nice place to be. Live music adds to the ambiance. Matra d exceptionally pleasant.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/13/2014Went for Sunday brunch. Having jazz in the background was perfect! Food was really good too.Special Features:
- okAddyDined on 4/13/2014Been here a couple of times before but this time around I was not too crazy about the food. Good spot for drinks and Sunday afternoon music is very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Above and Beyond!MaXxDined on 3/29/2014From the moment you walk in, you feel like you have gone back in time, starting with a beautiful lady singing jazz that made you want to snap your fingers and smile. The servers made you feel welcome from the moment you sat down, to the moment you left. The food was AMAZING! We had ordered the Oysters Astoria, Pan Seared Scallops (Special of the day), Short Rib Stroganoff and a salad (Special of the day) along with a good bottle of Malbec. For dessert, we had the Rocky Road Baked Alaska and Nutella Crepe. EVERYTHING was phenomenal, the seafood was fresh and perfectly prepared, the short rib melted in your mouth and the dessert was the perfect ending to our meal. I will definitely be coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingSammie2007Dined on 3/8/2014From the host to the server to the manger! Everyone made my boyfriends 24th birthday amazing!!! Thank you all!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Emily Is SuperbOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/4/2014We had a wonderful first-time dining experience at The Astor Room. Emily is superb! Judith Roberts, Patricia Randell and I love her.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, but poor serviceKmoneyDined on 3/1/2014Would love to go again for the outstanding food. But the servers were not very attentive. We waited longer than 5 minutes for a drink refill and when our plates were clear the bus boy just stood there on his phone! It's a shame because the food is top notch as well as the drinks. I had the short ribs and my bf had the beef wellington, both were cooked to perfection.Special Features:
- FIrst DateOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/16/2014A great place for a first date. Its not over the top. and not to cheesy. Its a perfect balance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointedgoodfoodonlyDined on 2/16/2014Music was great but service was lacking and food was average - better ops in BushwickSpecial Features:
- Wonderful Ambiancemapi480Dined on 2/15/2014My husband and I avoid doing anything for Valentine's Day but were looking forward to The Astor Room since it's where we held our engagement dinner March 2013. We dined here on Saturday 2/15. We made an early reservation (7:45pm) and were greeted politely and seated promptly. The service and food were great. My husband had the salmon and I had the striped bass. We also got the warm chocolate molten cake for dessert and though it says 15 minutes on the menu, it took less. We love the Jazz group, although the layout can be awkward, the sound is lovely without being obnoxiously loud. You can carry a conversation. The manager, Mark, greeted all the couples and groups and even brought out wine for some of the tables. I love this place.Special Features:
- Great Valentines dinnerGenianDined on 2/14/2014Nice atmosphere, good service, great jazz duo and pretty good food. The scallops were the highlight of our meal. Nice wine selection. Would like to see more by the glass options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sophisticated Diningsweet16Dined on 2/11/2014I felt like I was an old time Hollywood movie star. The food was great, the atmosphere was great and the service was ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's a great spot, and itRangerDined on 2/6/2014It's a great spot, and it has great ambiance. The server was very nice. He food was not good.
- Great Brunch!JennyDined on 2/2/2014Nice ambience! Great brunch, live jazz, and cocktail list! Yum! And our server was delightful! I'd go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Place to BrunchsouthernbelleDined on 2/2/2014When my daughter moved to New York we found the Astor Room and we go for brunch whenever we visit. The music and decor makes us feel like we've gone back in time, the food is excellent and the servers are very attentive. We've thoroughly enjoyed all of our meals from the burger, chicken and waffles, eggs benedict to the Astor Disaster...everything is excellent and it's become one of our favorite places!Special Features:
- lovelytonitrusDined on 2/2/2014I've been here for brunch before, and I have always had a great time - good service, good food, good music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Nice Find In AstoriadrfsfDined on 2/1/2014My wife and I have been to the Astor Room before. We enjoy the food and the quaint atmosphere, but we particularly enjoy the music of the band which plays jazz and tunes from the Big Band Era. It reminds us of those now obsolete lounges in NYC where one could enjoy dinner, a drink and listen to romantic tunes. The food and service is good, but the main attraction for us is the music.Special Features:
- Great dining experienceBridgetDined on 1/18/2014This place was absolutely wonderful. The staff was very friendly, and the food was amazing. Being a first-time patron, I ordered one of their classics and was very pleased. You know a restaurant is great if it has been around for a long time... Highly recommend this place, and I would come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must!OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 1/9/2014We love visiting the Astor Room. We initially visited because we love the history and the vibe and keep coming back because of the service and delicious food! You haven't been to one of the best restaurants in the NYC area if you haven't been to the Astor Room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- There's definitely better out thereDiningDivaVIPDined on 1/5/2014I learned of this "gem" in Astoria through a Gilt City Deal that was forwarded to me. I must say that a multitude of corners were cut. For starters, I know for a fact that the "house selected" bottle of wine was something that I've on sale in a grocery store for $3.99 a bottle. Two glasses of quality wine would have been appropriate. The salad and onion soup were OK. As for the Stroganoff and Ravioli, they were just OK. As fro the dessert, we were appointed a creme brulee to share. I must admit that this was the most shallow creme brulee I've ever had. I must say that the presentation of a very limited prix fix menu and their insistence on sharing a sparingly made dessert was a huge turnoff. I'm sure I won't be back. On to the next....


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The mother of an Arkansas school shooting victim is collecting teddy bears to send to survivors and family of victims of the deadly school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Pamela Herring says teddy bears she received brought comfort after her 12-year-old daughter Paige was killed in the March 24th, 1998, shooting at Westside Middle School near Jonesboro.
Authorities say 20 children and six workers were killed Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary school in Newtown by a man who first killed his mother and eventually killed himself.
Herring tells The Jonesboro Sun that the teddy bears were something she "could squeeze and confide in." She says Westside shooting survivor Meagan Cremeenes contacted her with the idea.
The shooting at Westside killed four students and a teacher.
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City of Albany Fire officials say we have codes in place to prevent tragedies such as the one in southern Brazil and the one seen here ten years ago in Rhode Island.
Chief James Carswell says all businesses are required to have at least two exits, but more may be needed depending on the size of the building.
Those doors shouldn't be locked or blocked.
Chief Carswell says you can play a vital role in making sure businesses follow the codes.
"A lot of it is complaint driven. We may inspect somebody today and not get back to them until 12 months. We really depend on people who frequent these businesses. If they see something that's not suppose to be, call us and we'll make sure to get it corrected," said Chief Carswell.
Carswell says you should also get into the habit of familiarizing yourself with exits of building, especially dark, crowded nightclubs, as soon as you walk in.
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ASHWAUBENON, Wis (WSAU) Wausau's American Legion baseball team won the state championship Sunday in Ashwaubenon. Wausau beat LaCrosse, 10-8 in the title game. Mitch Howe was the tournament MVP.
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Def Leppard will give fans the chance to revisit its 1996 studio effort Slang when the group releases a deluxe, expanded edition of the album on February 11. The revamped Slang will be available as a two-CD set, a digital download, and a high-quality double-LP vinyl package.
Slang will contain a variety of bonus tracks, including previously unreleased songs from the Slang sessions, demos, and alternate takes and mixes. An exclusive iTunes edition of the release will offer several extra tracks not featured on the CD set or standard deluxe digital download. In addition, the digital Slang Video Collection , featuring promo clips for the singles "Slang," "Work It Out" and "All I've Ever Wanted," also will be released February 11 and will be sold exclusively via iTunes.
Released in May of 1996, Slang peaked at #14 on the Billboard 200 chart, and has been certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America for U.S. sales of more than 500,000 copies. The album was Def Leppard's first full-length collection of new material to feature guitarist Vivian Campbell , and marked a move away from the slickly-produced sound of the band's hugely successful earlier albums.
Here is the track list for the CD and digital versions of Slang -- Deluxe Edition :
Disc 1
"Turn to Dust"
"All I Want Is Everything"
"Work It Out"
"Breathe a Sigh"
"Deliver Me"
"Gift of Flesh"
"Blood Runs Cold"
"Where Does Love Go When It Dies"
"Pearl of Euphoria"
"Move with Me Slowly"
"Truth?" (Original Version)
"Burn Out"
"Worlds Collide"
"Can't Keep Away from the Flame"
Disc 2
"Turn to Dust" (1st Draft)
"Raise Your Love"
"All I Want Is Everything" (1st Draft)
"Work It Out" (1st Draft)
"Breathe a Sigh" (Rough Mix)
"Deliver Me" (Rough Mix)
"Black Train"
"Blood Runs Cold" (Rough Mix)
"Where Does Love Go When It Dies" (1st Draft)
"Pearl of Euphoria" (Rough Mix)
"All on Your Touch" (2012 Revisit)
"Anger Me" ("Deliver Me" -- 1st Draft)
"Move on Up" (Viv Campbell Demo)
"Gift of Flesh" (Phil Collen Vocal)
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Huntsman last in latest poll. Hatch may still face a tough race. ACLU: Utah's public defender program failing.
Happy Thursday. On the 2012 front, a new poll shows Rick Perry is now the Republican front-runner, beating Mitt Romney by 12 points. Jon Huntsman is dead last at 1 percent. [USAToday]
-> Politico and NBC News are teaming up for the next presidential debate at the Reagan Library on Sept. 7 with the following candidates: Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney, and Rick Santorum. (h/t Mike Allen) More 2012 news below.
Topping the news: Big-time challenges to re-election campaigns of Sens. Orrin Hatch, Olympia Snowe and Richard Lugar seemed like a sure-thing but so far, none have materialized. [WaPost]
-> But Hatch shouldn't be "dancing in the end-zone" yet, says tea party guru David Kirkham. [Trib] [Herald]
-> The ACLU says Utah's public defender system is failing citizens. [Trib]
Tweet of the day: From @UtahGOP: "Candidate Training Tip #4 Prioritize your time. You will never have enough of it. #nonapsallowed"
Southern Utah swing: Sen. Mike Lee is headed on a road trip next week, hitting Sanpete County on Aug. 30, Beaver and Iron counties on Aug. 31 and Washington County on Sept. 1.
Coming next week: Sen. Orrin Hatch announces his third annual economic forum at UVU on Aug. 31, featuring Rep. Dave Camp, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee and economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin.
There's an app for that: Salt Lake City will unveil today its new iPhone app: "The new tool, currently available free of charge here, allows members of the public to take an active role in their neighborhoods by requesting services from, or reporting issues to, Salt Lake City government. Initial features will allow requests for weed abatement, reporting of inoperable vehicles, construction without permits and illegal signs while expanded service request options are already in the works."
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In other news: Auditors will look at everything at the state's alcohol agency, broadening out its review more than just the purchasing problems. [ABC4]
-> Herbert appoints Sinclair Companies' Clint Ensign to be an SLCC trustee. [DNews]
-> More children in Utah are going hungry. [ABC4]
-> Provo Municipal Councilman Steve Turley makes his first court appearance on felony fraud charges -- and the judge recuses herself. [Trib]
-> Rep. David Clark says he may not return to Utah's Capitol hill if he decides to make a bid for Congress. [UtahPolicy]
-> The Utah Department of Transportation has launched a $462,000 study of State Road 111 on Salt Lake Valley's west side. [Trib]
-> Climate-change related pollution will mean thousands more cases of asthma and millions in added health care costs warns a report by the Union of Concerned Scientists. [Trib]
-> Homeowners in Murray who suffered flood damage face an Aug. 31 deadline for getting their claims paperwork filed. [Trib]
-> Pat Bagley's mixing of politics and back-to-school. [Trib]
-> With the University of Utah back in session, ridership on TRAX has taken a big leap -- but still isn't as high as Utah Transit Authority projections. [Trib]
-> Salt Lake Community College is closing application to some of its professional health programs because of a surplus in demand. [Trib]
-> Ogden's eight mayoral candidates hold a forum to give voters a chance to quiz them on their views. [Trib]
-> Utah is marriage central, according to the Census. It is among the top in the number of marriages per capita and the length of marriages. It is also pretty high when it comes to divorces. [Trib]
2012 watch: Huntsman, as we reported several months ago, is still registered to vote at the Governor's Mansion in Utah. [Politico]
-> Huntsman is racking up great comments but not from people he'd like to: Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter and Howard Dean. [HumanEvents]
-> Huntsman address the Georgia House with an upbeat message. [AJC] The behind the scenes of the visit. [AJC]
-> Romney finds a testy crowd in New Hampshire with pointed questions for him. [CNN]
-> Romney tells the crowd that he's not sure humans are responsible for the Earth getting hotter. [Reuters]
-> A Romney advisers parody twitter feed on occasion poked fun at, well, Romney. [Politico]
-> Huntsman is headed to New Hampshire next week for a six-day tour of the state. [CNN]
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Huddie William Ledbetter (January 20, 1888 – December 6, 1949) was an iconic American folk, blues musician, and multi-instrumentalist, notable for his strong vocals, his virtuosity on the twelve-string guitar, and the songbook of folk standards he introduced.
He is best known as Lead Belly. Though many releases list him as "Leadbelly", he himself spelled it "Lead Belly". This is also the usage on his tombstone,as well as of the Lead Belly Foundation. In 1994 the Lead Belly Foundation contacted an authority on the history of popular music, Colin Larkin, editor of the Encyclopedia of Popular Music, to ask if the name "Leadbelly" could be altered to "Lead Belly" in the hope that other authors would follow suit and use the artist's correct appellation.
Although Lead Belly most commonly played the twelve-string, he could also play the piano, mandolin, harmonica, violin, and accordion. In some of his recordings, such as in one of his versions of the folk ballad "John Hardy", he performs on the accordion instead of the guitar. In other recordings he just sings while clapping his hands or stomping his foot.
The topics of Lead Belly's music covered a wide range of subjects, including gospel songs; blues songs about women, liquor and racism; and folk songs about cowboys, prison, work, sailors, cattle herding, and dancing. He also wrote songs concerning the newsmakers of the day, such as Franklin D. Roosevelt, Adolf Hitler, Jean Harlow, the Scottsboro Boys, and Howard Hughes.
In 2008, Lead Belly was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame.
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