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Sosa Borella
- Address:
832 8th Avenue
New York, NY 10019Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Sosa Borella
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.sosaborella.com/
- Phone: 2122628282x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11:30am-3:30pm; Dinner: Sunday & Monday 4:00pm-11:00pm, Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Friday - Saturday 4:00pm-11:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Argentinean, Italian
- Executive Chef: Wayne Humanitzki
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Sosa Borella has hosted many events in house and off premise. The client base began with repeat customers hosting, birthdays, weddings, kick-off parties and various social events to corporate clients hosting holiday parties, summer recruiting socials, cocktail receptions and National Sales dinners. Companies such as VH-1, M.T.V., Universal records, H.B.O. Cravath, Microsoft, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan, Ogilvy and Mather as well as the cast and crews for AIDA, Hair Spray, Lion King, Wicked are only a few organizations that Sosa Borella provides services for.
- Private Party Facilities: Sosa Borella has hosted many events in house and off premise. The client base began with repeat customers hosting, birthdays, weddings, kick-off parties and various social events to corporate clients hosting holiday parties, summer recruiting socials, cocktail receptions and National Sales dinners. Companies such as VH-1, M.T.V., Universal records, H.B.O. Cravath, Microsoft, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan, Ogilvy and Mather as well as the cast and crews for Hair Spray, Lion King, Wicked are only a few organizations that Sosa Borella provides services for.
This Theater District location is a favorite to many because of its convenient location. With two floors of versatile catering space and an outdoor dinning area located on the second floor, Sosa Borella has turned this into the Theater Districts best kept secret to host private .
- Private Party Contact: Jorge Sosa 2122627774x
A word from Sosa Borella
Sosa Borella was established in 1995 in Tribeca. The first of two locations began as a quaint Italian-Argentinian Cafe that blossomed into a full service Restaurant, including lunch, dinner, brunch delivery service and off premise catering within two years of conception. Now, 12years later Sosa Borella expands its recipe for wholesome food, large portions and great dining atmosphere with a personal touch to the pallets of Manhattans' Theater District.Continued
With Sosa's keen sense of design, the clean lines give Sosa Borella an inviting open airy feeling the moment you walk through the door, and yet the comfort and style of a cozy Argentinean Estancia, are seen through the white walls, exposed beams and cement color stucco on the columns, the custom made dark wood tables, the soft glow of lampshade chandeliers, wall stacked with coffee bags, wines and Argentinean memorabilia.
With Sosa's keen sense of design, the clean lines give Sosa Borella an inviting open airy feeling the moment you walk through the door, and yet the comfort and style of a cozy Argentinean Estancia, are seen through the white walls, exposed beams and cement color stucco on the columns, the custom made dark wood tables, the soft glow of lampshade chandeliers, wall stacked with coffee bags, wines and Argentinean memorabilia.
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72 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4Service4.2
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (34)fit for foodies (25)romantic (18)great for lunch (17)good for groups (14)special occasion (11)great for outdoor dining (11)late-night find (7)great for brunch (7)notable wine list (3)vibrant bar scene (2)kid-friendly (2)hot spot (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Star qualityShawnBKDined on 9/20/2014The food here was great, no complaints. Very high quality flavors and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always consistent!SOBSDined on 9/19/2014I love going to Sosa Borella anytime I'm in the theater district. The Ginger Martini's are outstanding, as well as the Terra cotta Shrimp! Definitely one of my favorites!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SBNYCGalDined on 9/16/2014We enjoyed leisurely pre-show dinner of wonderful crab ceviche followed by delicious lamb meatballs and pasta! Worth the trip.I would recommend this to a friend.
- great little nooksuzi4Dined on 9/14/2014Made reservations before a show...wasn't disappointed! Close walk to theatre ... food was amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good pretheatre diningartistDined on 9/12/2014Lively restaurant with great ceviche and garlicky shrimp and other seafood dishes
- Evita!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/6/2014My stomach growls for Argentina! Great food, excellent service, good value- for -the -buck pre theater prix fix.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/5/2014Dear Sosa Borello, Thank you for making my parent's anniversary dinner special. They loved the food and said that the service was wonderful. Thank you!Special Features:
- Nothing spetacularOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014Nice sitting outside but not all that scenic - just buildings. Food o.k. - waiter thought we were crazy when we requested a sort of "house salad" to accompany a pizza instead of the crab or whatever else offerings. Fine for a quick bite, pizza or pasta dish but nothing out of the ordinary.Special Features:
- Friendly servers; tasty foodDexwoodVIPDined on 8/28/2014I really enjoyed the food. Sorry I'm not more constructive since I was in a deep difficult conversationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch before matineeAJTKDined on 8/27/2014Excellent service, spicy chicken sandwich was awesome!Special Features:
- Perfect dinner PrestonDaveandNanDined on 8/23/2014Reccomended by irish pub around the corner where we ate lunch, went here for pre-wicked dinner, fixed menu was a good value, food quality and portion sizes were perfect. A real hidden gem!Special Features:
- Argentina on 8th AvePhillyPhoodieVIPDined on 8/23/2014Unusual combination of Argentinian/Italian. Very nice grilled seafood dishes (the paralada is excellent) and good ceviche. Wash it down with some Argentinian wine. If the weather is nice ask for a table on the outdoor rear deck. Don't expect a lot of scenery back there, though. It's an enclosed courtyard. Good value. And, good pre-theater choice.Special Features:
- Sosa BorellaNYCGalDined on 8/19/2014Great choice for pre-theater dinner! Friendly and knowledgable staff made great recommendations for good and drink. We enjoyed delicious lamb meatballs and perfect pasta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BadosDined on 8/7/2014Food was great, service was excellent. Great pre-theater dining. Right in the theater district.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Hidden PlaceSharonDined on 8/2/2014We were looking for a restaurant for dinner that was close to our theatre. We found Sosa Borella on line and thought we would try it. I have walked by this restaurant several times and never really noticed it. The food was great and the service excellent. We had a very nice relaxing dinner. We got there a little earlier than our reservation, but we were seated right away and were not rushed to leave. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for an excellent dinner in a nice atmosphere.Special Features:
- emlazDined on 7/24/2014Lovely dinner before theater. Good service, fine food & convenient location. Felt like a neighborhood place in a tourist location. Would return.Special Features:
- Great lunch placeAliDDined on 7/16/2014My husband took me to this Argentinian/Italian restaurant for lunch when we were in NYC for the day. What a great meal! He had hanger steak, I had a steak sandwich and both were delicious. The place doesn't have much atmosphere—very bare bones—but the food is terrific. And it's an easy walk to the theater, if you're going to a matinee (as we were). Check it out!Special Features:
- Great for before a showLMMFDined on 7/11/2014Located just a few blocks from most theaters, this place was excellent for before an 8pm show. Food was great, service was quick, and prices were affordable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The host should be firedgodmadeDined on 7/9/2014The Bartender was great the waiter was good the food was good the host was a complete idiot. He did nothing to make us feel welcome. When I asked if we could get a table upstairs he said no then said yes then bought me upstairs to show me that there was no table with my party of five in tow???? We did have a reservation so he bought us back down stairs where there were several tables that could accommodate 5 people when I asked if we could sit in the corner he refused until I was adamant we had a 5:30 reservation and were asking to be seated at 5:40 after spending nearly $200 at the bar . Probably the worst Host I have ever experienced in all my years of dining out.
- perfect fitrelaxeddinerDined on 7/8/2014Really liked Sosa Borella. I went for a pre-show dinner with my adult daughter. It was also the day of one of the World Cup games. It is not a sports bar, small TVs over the bar but we picked a table so we could see it. the waiters were chatting up the game. Good service and very relaxed friendly atmosphere. We were downstairs and I liked that it had simple design, not stuffy midtown place. We spent a long time talking and we weren't rushed at all. I loved the food. Would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian gemdmelbourneVIPDined on 7/2/2014I highly recommend Sosa Borella, and look forward to returning next time I'm near Times Square for a Broadway show. Very friendly, and unobtrusive wait staff who made excellent recommendations from both on & off the menu. My wife and I had the Pre-Fixe menu for $50 and enjoyed sampling each other's dinner choices.Special Features:
- Birthday on BroadwayRiptmdDined on 6/26/2014Great place to dine after a show. Easy to get to, right on 8th @ 50th.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing & OverpricedMoonstruckOneVIPDined on 6/24/2014They had a limited wine list and had the audacity to charge $48 for a bottle of wine that retails for only $8.99. Charging over 5x times retail for wine is criminal. The small grilled calamari appetizer was good, but it was $18. The chicken milanese was dried out. The French Fries were OK. The roasted potatoes were terrible. It was just an overpriced restaurant with mediocre food that rips off the diners on the wine. I would never return there. The owner was nice, but I won't return to any restaurant that charges over 5x retail for wine. Skip this place.
- a peaceful, friendly spotIEatthereforeIamDined on 6/24/2014This restaurant is a gem. Doesn't fit a category, but it's quiet, comfortable, lovely argentine food (excellent grilled meats) and extremely friendly and responsive service. In the Theater District!! A real oasis from the crowds.
- Lovely outdoor spaceNonameVIPDined on 6/21/2014The inner second-floor courtyard was a lovely surprise. It was perfect for my out-of-town visitors. And the food was really good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre Theatre dinner spotj32martiniDined on 6/20/2014Sosa Borella has a charming ambience in the upstairs, and there is an option to eat on a small patio outside on the 2nd floor - but we were warned it would be at our own risk as birds fly over head. The mussels were fantastic, and the cocktails were nice. A good selection on the menu and the option for pre-fix. Perfect location if going out to eat before a show. Server's however did forget to bring some of our order, had to be reminded on two occassions for two different items.Special Features:
- Birthday Dinnerdebway1967Dined on 6/14/2014Love the food. Best chimmichuri...waiter just ok...last visit waiter was excellent...in reservation I mentioned birthday,. Unfortunately they didn't pass it on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Fries in the citymillmsVIPDined on 6/2/2014Great Menu with good specials. Fries are a matter of taste but they make the best in my mind.Special Features:
- After theater stalwartmikefromnycVIPDined on 5/30/2014When looking for a place for supper after theater, you just found it. Good honest italian, with fish and pasta specialties. Not fancy or pricey, just good. I will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Order the same alwaysnewyorktomDined on 5/30/2014I have dined here for years and bring out of towers as it feels like a NYC locale rather than a tourist trap I always order mixed grillSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodKPSmithDined on 5/29/2014We had a group of six and had no problem getting a table that accommodated us all and was comfortable. Great ambience and food. Best Caesar salad and the hanger steak was delicious! Recommend!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So reliableImpressionsDined on 5/29/2014The food is really good although not cheap but it never lets me down. A place I can rely on!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 1020 reviews are from the Sosa Borella reviews archive.
- Great find in theater districtcandeDined on 5/23/2014We found this restaurant through google "restaurants near 50th and 8th" since we had tix to a show at the Circle in the Square theater. What a find! Very good food at reasonable prices in a brasserie-type setting. Thoroughly enjoyed our experience and the convenient locationSpecial Features:
- pretty good choice for Times SquareTribecaAdjacentDined on 5/17/2014Food was all good - not spectacular but much better than you'll get in other Times Square area restaurants. Ambiance is nice - relatively quiet, enough off the more touristy areas of Times Square to avoid that kind of crowd. Price was decent - came out to about $30/person for entrees, one bottle of wine, and a few appetizers. A little more than the food is worth, but certainly what you'd expect to pay in the area. Service - this was the only downside. Everyone was very nice and accommodating but VERY slow. We probably waited at least 20 minutes just to place our order. We weren't in a rush at all, but it's still disconcerting to have no waiter contact for such long stretches. Overall - a good choice for Times Square.
- Love this place!PaulaTDined on 5/14/2014This was my second pre theater dinner here in two month and it didn't disappoint. The service is great and atmosphere lovely and quiet. The menu is varied and reasonably priced. Our meals of pasta and steak were perfectly prepared. Such a great find in a great location - just blocks from the theaters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I was pretty disappointed this timeB4theShowDined on 5/11/2014Normally Sosa Borella knocks it out of the park, but I'd never been on a Sunday evening before and maybe without the theater crowd they let things slide a little. The service was slow and the food was not up to par. I haven't given up on them, but I'll think twice about a Sunday night dinner spot.
- Above average pre-show supperChuckmontrealDined on 5/10/2014The food is very good and service, friendly and effecient. A place to go before a show, they will make sure you enjoy your meal and be on time at the presentation...Special Features:
- Bistro on BroadwayNYCTDinerDined on 5/10/2014This little jewel is nestled one block west of the Broadway district. Argentinian cuisine was great. Portions were reasonable. Prices were a little on the high sided - even for the Broadway district. The staff was aware of our theater plans - though despite that, service was on the slower side. I'd recommend - but ensure you know they know you have tickets. We made our show with 15 minutes to spare - so all in all it was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Theater district but good qualityJrosolanDined on 5/6/2014Many times you settle for average meal and service near the theater district. Great food, selection and wine. Servers were attentive to our event time at Carnegie Hall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NorispopVIPDined on 5/3/2014Wanted a local restaurant that was not a chain. Sosa Borella hit the mark. You could tell that everything was prepared fresh.I would recommend this to a friend.


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Life Imitates Art Backstage At Chanel Pre-Fall
"The theme of the collection, Paris-Byzance, is a great inspiration on its own," Chanel global creative director of makeup Peter Philips said of Karl Lagerfeld's Empress Theodora pre-fall show. But it was the famous mosaic rendering of Theodora that resides in Ravenna's Basilica of San Vitale that played specific muse to both Philips and coiffing star Sam McKnight. From the tiled portrait, the face painter drew out a single focal point: "I re-created the red eye shadow/liner that she wears on the arch of her eyebrows by drawing the shape with Le Crayon Lèvres in Rouge," Philips explains. Next, it was all about dusting lids with "a game of luminous golds and bronzes." To do so, he mixed the gilded pigments in Chanel's as-yet-unreleased Les 4 Ombres eye shadow quad in Topkapi with the brand's Joues Contraste blush in Or and Mocha. Then he added two more lines—both in black—along the outer edge of the upper and lower lash lines to create a "choreography between gold, bronze, black, and red." Philips left lips nude, adding a touch of healthy shine courtesy of Chanel's Soin Tendre Lèvres, a clear hydrating balm. Staying true to his penchant for head-to-toe detail, he worked in a red pedicure using Chanel's Le Vernis in Coromandel, which echoed the crimson lines drawn along the models' brows. The Courtesan of Constantinople would no doubt be proud.
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Chocolate Video Games Controller
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The gamer in your life will love this Chocolate Video Games Controller.
Aside from looking incredibly lifelike, it's delicious too so it's the perfect accompaniment for a big gaming session.
It's also a brilliantly cheeky gift if you're planning on turning your other half into a video games widow soon. If you're getting that new game or console for Christmas, why not say sorry for hogging the TV with this tasty treat?
Either way, this is a fun gift that the recipient will love!
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- 70g of chocolate
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A selection of 20 75cl bottles of white wine. 4 x Versare Italian Pinot Grigio White Wine (12%), 4 x Kumala Cape South African White Wine (12.5%), 4 x J P Chenet French White Wine (11%), 4 x Echo Falls Californian White Wine (12.5%) and 4 x Hardys Chardonnay White Wine (12.5%).
Note: It is an offence to supply alcoholic drinks to persons under 18 years of age.
Thanks to the Stockley's Traditional Sweet Shop selection you don't need to head off to the newsagent every time you fancy a bag of old school sweets.
This smart presentation box containing 12 jars of traditional sweets is great for dishing out to kids as a treat or reward and also makes an unusual and interesting gift.
With jars of Sherbet Lemons, Dolly Mixture, Jelly Beans, Strawberry and Cream, Pear Drops, Mint Imperials, Fruit Marbles, Bon Bons, Liquorice Comfits, Dewdrops, Golden Mintballs and Aniseed Balls, these timeless sweets are guaranteed to stir happy childhood memories for anyone you share them with.
Guaranteed to evoke plenty of nostalgia among anyone who remembers the old days of buying your sweets by the quarter in a paper bag, the Stockley's Traditional Sweet Shop selection is sure to delight and surprise and makes a wonderful present.
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- 12 jars of traditional sweets
- Old-fashioned store style packaging
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This selection of delicious Swizzels Sweet Shop Favourites is the perfect gift for anyone with a sweet tooth!
This tin includes lots of your favourite traditional sweets from Double Dips and Refreshers to Love Hearts and Drumsticks. There are also plenty of lollies and boiled sweets to satisfy any sugar craving.
The tin has a bright sweet design, making it a tasty present idea.
Useful info:
- 750 g tin
- Selection of traditional sweets
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Chilli Beer Challenge Want a beer with a fiery kick then this is the challenge for you! Useful info:
- 4 x 330ml Chilli Beers (Mild , Medium, Firey and Extreme) Chilli Beer Challenge
Please note: Not to be sold to under 18 year olds.
Take home the taste of your favourite coffee with this Costa Mug.
It comes with a pouch of Costa coffee and a pack of stem ginger biscuits – so sink into your comfiest armchair and relax with a treat to reinvigorate your day!
Also a great gift idea for the coffee lover in your life.
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This Blossom Hill Girls Night In set is perfect for a good gossip with your best mates.
It comes with a 187 ml bottle of Blossom Hill Rosé White Zinfandel, along with a wine glass to ensure you can enjoy your favourite tipple.
The 2 Thornton's Praline Melts add to the wonderfully tasty appeal and this set also makes a great gift.
Useful info:
- Includes wine glass
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- 187 ml Blossom Hill White Zinfandel
- 2 Thorntons Praline Melts
- Blossom Hill Girls Night In
Please note: Not to be sold to under 18 year olds.
This Retro Union Jack Food Chest is packed with lots of treats and plenty of nostalgia!
It comes with a range of classically British food including Edinburgh Tea & Coffee Co Breakfast Ground Coffee, Mackays Three Fruit Marmalade and Mackays Scottish Three Berry Preserve for a delicious breakfast.
There's New English "English Classics" English Breakfast Tea of course, along with Campbells All Butter Shortbread Fingers and Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Truffles to satisfy a sweet tooth.
The wonderfully old-fashioned charm of the Union Jack printed chest makes this a brilliant gift idea too.
Useful info:
- Includes classic British items
- Union Jack printed chest
- Great gift idea
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Please note: Last order date for Christmas delivery is 17th December.
Famous Grouse Gift Set
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This Famous Grouse Whisky Gift Set is the perfect way for anyone to enjoy their favourite tipple
This set includes a 10cl bottle of Famous Grouse whisky with the iconic label. It also comes with a delicious 90g Famous Grouse truffle bar that is infused with the signature flavours to make it the perfect addition to a glass of whisky on the rocks.
This set comes in black and amber colour packaging too, making it a great gift idea.
Useful info:
- Includes 10cl bottle of Famous Grouse
- 90g Famous Grouse truffle bar
- Famous Grouse Gift Set
Warning: Not to be sold to under 18 year olds.
You can't go wrong when you treat yourself, a friend or a loved one with a box of delicious Thorntons Classic chocolates.
There's something for everyone, with every sweet tooth catered for by timeless favourites including Creamy Fudge, Hazelnut Praline and much more.
Thorntons Classic chocolates are developed with the finest quality ingredients combined with traditional art of confectionary making.
These chocolates are alcohol and gluten free. Also available in 587g box - see item number MP156.
The perfect present for the queen of the household, this Her Ladyship mug comes with a Keep Calm and Carry On pink Union Jack tea tin
With 40 Afternoon Blend teabags included in the tin, this will be majestic gift for any tea lover. There's also a 'His Lordship' version available with a red, white and blue tin – see item, number 3NDWW.
Useful info:
- Cream mug with Her Lady ship emblem
- Union Jack tin with Keep Calm and Carry On motto and 40 teabags
- Her Ladyship mug and tea gift set
For Christmas delivery, orders must be received by 17th December.
The perfect present for the king of the household, this His Lordship mug comes with a Keep Calm and Carry On Union Jack tea tin
With 40 Afternoon Blend teabags included in the tin, this will be majestic gift for any tea lover. There's also a 'Her Ladyship' version available with a pink tin – see item, number 3NDWV.
Useful info:
- Cream mug with His Lordship emblem
- Union Jack tin with Keep Calm and Carry On motto and 40 teabags
- His Lordship mug and tea gift set
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One of the 11 crew members of Oracle Team USA is
from Newport. The team was trailing to New Zealand by 7 races in the America's Cup, but out of know where the team pulled off 8 wins in a row in San Francisco Bay to bring home the oldest trophy in sports.
The youngest crew member on the sailboat and the only American on the team is 24-year-old Rome Kirby of Newport. "You can't imagine what a great feeling it is to know him and
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Is Santa bad for children?
Teaching your kids to believe is technically lying, but your kids may not care
I have many happy memories of early Christmases in which my strong belief in Santa played a starring role. I remember waking up my brother (who was old enough to no doubt already be a non-believer) on Christmas Eve because I'd heard reindeer on the roof. And I'll never forget the absolute joy and amazement of walking downstairs on Christmas morning and catching my first glimpse of the tree and the gifts Santa had left behind.
What I don't remember is being upset when I found out that Santa wasn't for real. And apparently I'm not alone. An informal poll of my friends revealed that few of us suffered many (if any) ill effects from uncovering the truth about Santa. But still, as a parent, I worry about how my being complicit in such a conspiracy will affect my child. My not-yet-two-year-old daughter doesn't even know that Christmas is coming, but by next holiday season I imagine we'll be in full Santa mode. Will I harm her mental health by helping to perpetuate the myth? Will she be mad at me when she discovers the truth?
I decided to do a little digging and see what I could find out. There hasn't been a ton of scientific research on the topic, but one study, published in 2002, offers a few insights. The researchers found that most children they studied started uncovering the reality about the myth around age 7. But rather than feeling let down or lied to, two out of three kids said that they "felt a sense of pride in figuring out the truth about Santa."
But I still wanted a little more information before I start indoctrinating my daughter into Santaland. So I asked David M. Pollack, MD, a pediatrician at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, for his thoughts. His take:
"Most young children may believe that Santa Claus is real, but the inevitable discovery that he is actually a myth does not seem to be nearly as traumatic as many parents are expecting. Learning that Santa is not real might take some of the 'wonder' out of Christmas, but in my experience it doesn't remove the joy from the holiday or cause a child to not trust adults."
That's a relief. So it seems that I can safely look forward to several years of my daughter sending letters to the North Pole, leaving cookies, milk and reindeer snacks out on Christmas Eve and seeing that look of awe on her face when she sees the tree surrounded by presents on Christmas morning. And apparently I can enjoy it all without having to worry that she'll grow up hating me for helping to foster the fantasy!
If your child is traumatized when they find out that Santa is not 'real', I imagine there are issues that go beyond Santa. I remember getting angry at an adult 'do-gooder who felt the need to tell a class of 5-year olds that Santa wasn't real. Please!! It is such an innocent part of childhhood - get a grip!!


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Fairfax, Va. - With 216.5 points, the Yale men's swimming team sits in second place after the first day of the Patriot Invite at George Mason, trailing only Duke. The Blue Devils registered 265.5 points on the opening day of the meet, and UMBC is third with 217. There are 11 teams competing.
Andrew Foss had the top Eli performance of the day, finishing second in the 500-yard freestyle in 4:31.78. The Bulldogs placed third in the 200-yard freestyle relay (1:24.64) and the 400-yard medley relay (3:27.75).
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Pregnant Posh Spice tweets picture of her miracle stretch mark prevention cream
Pregnant Victoria Beckham has been revealing the secrets of staying in shape through four pregnancies. The fashion designer and sometime model has been gushing about her favourite stretch mark preventing cream, Elemis Japanese Camellia Oil Blend.
"Pregnancy tip!!!!" she announced on Twitter. "I have used this through every pregnancy, it's amazing!! X VB." Well, it is if you can afford that £30+ price tag! (If your purse strings don't quite stretch to that for a bottle of cream, check out ThinkBaby's favourite stretch marks preventions, starting at £6.99.)
The majority of mums-to-be experience stretch marks as their body changes and we know that they knock the confidence of more than half of those who get them. Victoria is just one of many celebs who've recommended products they used to avoid the pesky pregnancy side effect.
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LiveWild weather and floods return
This live event has finished
- After the weekend wild weather more rain and wind returns. All the news, travel and weather info as it happened.
Oh, and keep an eye on our live travel updates for news as and when it is released.
This is your live update reporter Jonathan signing off for a while. (I am going to try and make it home to Port Navas without incident.)
If you are aheading out onto the roads this evening, only go if you must, and be careful.
Any further major updates will be posted on this live article. Keep checking back.
If anyone has images or video of the flood, or info to help others stay safe, email email@example.com or send us a tweet @jonnyatsea or @packetnewspapers.
There is plenty of surface water on the Redruth to Helston rd but traffic was moving well. #weather #flooding #cornwall— @kayhoughton 26 November 2012
Latest Report: ALL roads between Truro and Falmouth gridlocked because of A39 closure between Devoran and Treluswell through Perranarworthal. Avoid if poss.
Cornwall Council say the A39 is likely to be closed until at least 9pm.
Report from the scene: "Police stopping all traffic at both ends of Frog Lane now. Kennal is over the banks (and road) at Stickenbridge (next to the laybay with the fruit and veg stands). They're worried the damns at Devachois woods are about to go which will bury the A39. "
For those making their way out of Falmouth and Penryn, traffic is reported to be backed up nearly to Asda. Diversions are in place due to flooding near the Norway Inn, but traffic is moving slowly.
An hour and a quarter to do the 10 miles from Truro to Falmouth due to flooding... diversions are gridlocked and have a lot of surface water— @dottles 26 November 2012
Heavy band of rain passing over #Cornwall during the next two hours (Radar Image) http://t.co/93agGb8g— @zakstanley 26 November 2012
For all those lucky enough to be heading home from work, take care out there.
Serious traffic distruption between Falmouth and Truro due to flooding near the Norway Inn, (although the pub is still open I am told).
Diversions through the small lanes are in place, but the roads are very busy so delays are expected.
The deep flood in Trescowe village near Godolphin is now being sorted by cornwall council guys.. #Cornwall— @nicolee2134 26 November 2012
Cornwall Highways are urging people to drive with care as today's rainfall is creating difficult travel conditions this evening— @CornwallCouncil 26 November 2012
Trees down on B3285 Perranporth-St Agnes road as driving wind and rain continues. #floodaware— @HarrisonMedia 26 November 2012
UPDATE from Cornwall Council:
Members of the multi agency group set up to lead the clean up operation in Cornwall are continuing to work with people affected by the flooding.
The recovery group, which was set up by Cornwall Council on Monday 26 November, includes representatives of the council's emergency management, adult care and support, fire and rescue, public health and protection, localism and highways services, as well as health partners, the Environment Agency, the major utility companies and Devon and Cornwall Police.
With around 100 properties flooded across Cornwall over the weekend, the Council has organised drop-in centres for this evening, where specialist teams will be on hand with advice and support.
Drop-in centres will be taking place between 5pm and 7pm tonight at:
• Orchard Room, The Trinity Hall, Chywoon Hill, Newlyn
• Scout Hall, Fore Street, Millbrook
• Polperro Village Hall, The Coombes, Polperro
• Jubilee Hall, Mevagissey
It is likely that there will be further community drop-in centres tomorrow evening – more information will be available tomorrow.
A special fund has also been launched by the Cornwall Community Foundation for people wanting to donate money to help the victims of the flood. Visit www.justgiving.com/cornwallemergencyfund
And if you want to offer help and support to flood-hit communities, contact Volunteer Cornwall – email@example.com or 01872 265307
Advice for residents who have been affected by flooding includes:
• Get an approved service engineer to check your property utilities (gas, electricity and water) before turning back on to ensure that all electrical circuits are fully dried.
• Contact your insurance company before throwing anything away. Make a list of all damaged goods, including food. Take photos/videos if possible. Further information on insurance is available from the Association of British Insurers, www.abi.org.uk
• Don't switch on electrical appliances that have been in contact with the flood water until a competent electrician has checked them.
• Cover open cuts and wounds on exposed skin with a waterproof plaster. Wear strong rubber gloves whilst cleaning up.
• Remove as much dirty water and silt from the property as possible including cupboards, under cupboards and the space under stairs and floorboards if you have these. This may require pumping out.
• Wash down all hard surfaces with hot soapy water several times until visually clean.
• Use a domestic disinfectant, following manufacturer's directions as to concentrations, to wash over all hard surfaces after cleaning.
• Food preparation surfaces, storage cupboards and refrigerators should be washed down with food safe disinfectants such as Milton, Dettox or similar.
• Clothing, bedding and other soft/fabric articles including children's' toys etc should be laundered on a hot wash (60°C and above, but check washing instructions first) which will destroy any germs that may be present.
More information, including a flood recovery advice pack is available on the Council's website www.cornwall.gov.uk/flooding. Members of the public can also call the Council for flood advice on 0300 1234 100.
The police are guiding traffic around the Argal reservoir road because of #Flooding— @zakstanley 26 November 2012
Highways are closing the A39 at Perranarworthal because of flooding. A diversion is being set up. Please use other major routes if possible.— @CornwallCouncil 26 November 2012
Fire crews are on standby in Newlyn as the rain hammers down. Other flood spots in Cornwall are also being closely monitored.— @r4yates 26 November 2012
Traffic already very heavy on A39 diversion through Ponaanooth #Flooding— @zakstanley 26 November 2012
Rosehill at Mylor Bridge is closed in both ways between Saltbox Road and Waterings Road due to flooding
The river at Porthtowan is higher than the road #cornwall http://t.co/Q0ZhQ0Iq— @JamieKernow 26 November 2012
The main Falmouth to Truro road is now closed at Perranaworthal due to flooding.
Holy hell!! #hayle #treedown @piratefm @bbccornwall http://t.co/5saB02fk— @StephenAngove 26 November 2012
We currently have 39 Flood Warnings and 60 Flood Alerts across the South West Stay safe, stay updated http://t.co/JMuHYGgm #floodaware— @EnvAgencySW 26 November 2012
RT @supportcornwall: RTs please. Repairing your #flood damage in #Cornwall #TradingStandards say "ensure you use a reputable trader, don't be a victim twice!"— @sstrong82 26 November 2012
CFRS received 520 calls over the weekend, across #Cornwall 114 properties were affected by the floods.— @CornwallCFO 26 November 2012
And here is a picture of the Red River in flood yesterday
Road at the back of the Sandsifter today. Red River burst its banks. #godrevy #floods http://t.co/PXkd72eK— @ruththevet 25 November 2012
Reports that the river at Gwithian has burst its banks, making the road past the Sandsifter impassable.
Cornwall's response to the flooding has been praised by council Leader Jim Currie who visited the emergency management centre on Sunday and Lance Kennedy, the portfolio holder for community safety, public protection and waste management.
" During what has and continues to be one of the worst, prolonged and most extensive periods of extreme weather we have seen in recent times I would like to thank and congratulate all the emergency services, environment, highways, adult care, emergency management teams and all the other departments of Cornwall council, our partners and voluntary groups and individuals for their outstanding commitment to the people of Cornwall" they said.
"Whilst we will examine every incident for lessons that may help to make even greater improvements I am delighted that the investment made in the fire and rescue service and emergency management team have helped to reduce the impact of this demonstration of nature's power.
"Again my congratulations and thanks to all those involved during the last few days and dark nights."
@CornwallCouncil Congratulations to all those involved in dealing with what elderly residents tell me is the worst weather in their memory.— @ChrisRidgers 26 November 2012
Wild weather update: After the rain, comes the freeze?
The Met Office are currently predicting a yellow rain warning until 6pm today. This is likely to involve heavy showers generating between 10-20mm of rainfall. This will then move away from Cornwall. However the temperatures are then due to drop, with a potential risk of frost and ice.
There are still flood alerts in place across Cornwall, with one flood warning for the River Cober. However the EA are also keeping a watching brief on Loe Pool.
There are still surface water issues on a number of roads, although A and B roads are all open apart from Sandplace near Looe where there is a fallen tree. This is being dealt with by Highways.
Teams from the Environment and Highways services are currently dealing with further calls about blocked drains, flooding and fallen trees.
There is also a report of a slippage in the St Keverne area – crews have been sent out to assess the situation. Crews will also be inspecting assets throughout the next few days to assess potential damage and any repairs which might be required.
(With thanks to Cornwall Council)
To give an idea of the scale of work that faced the emergency services over the weekend, Cornwall Fire and Rescue dealt with 520 calls to the 999 service, while Cornwall Council handled over 1,000.
While the worst seems to be over, there is still a weather warning in place says the Met Office.
Showers, some heavy, are expected today and while most will fade away they could stick around towards west Cornwall.
A Met Office spokesman said: ""The rainfall will not be as persistent, nor as heavy, as on recent days but nevertheless, given the saturated nature of ground, the public should be aware of the possibility of further localised flooding and disruption to travel."
Transport is still problematic with Rail operator, First Great Western saying the severe weather conditions mean they are still unable to operate rail services into Devon and Cornwall.
A spokesman said that as further rainfall is expected across the country in the next 24 hours, people should check journey plans before setting off.
Standing water at Town End, Penryn near the entrance to Durgan Lane. Not featuring any pedestrians (fortunately for them).
Met Office: Latest rainfall totals and wind speeds
Below are the latest rainfall totals from 6.00 pm Sunday night until 6.00 am this morning. Location Amount (mm)
The highest rainfall totals are now futher north, however as the table below shows, areas in the south west have seen the most rainfall overall. This is in addition to the rainfall totals from the 20th – 23rd November, where some areas saw in excess of 90 mm of rain.
Rainfall totals from midnight 24th November until 6.00 am this morning:
Location Total (mm)
- Plymouth, Mountbatten 72
- Scilly: St Marys Airport 66.6
- Cardinham, Bodmin 66.2
- Dunkeswell Aerodrome 60.8
- Camborne 59.6
- Exeter Airport 55.6
- Fylingdales 51.8
- Culdrose 49
There were also some strong gusts of wind last night:
Location Max gust (mph)
- Berry Head 62
- Wight: Needles Old Battery 59
- Plymouth, Mountbatten 49
- Isle Of Portland 48
- Scilly: St Marys Airport 48
- North Wyke 45
- Warcop Range 45
- Langdon Bay 44
- Solent 44
- Cardinham, Bodmin 44
Watch the rain radar video as downpours drench the Duchy from Saturday. (With thanks to the Met Office)
45 flood warnings. For info check http://t.co/GwsA1YPG . Stay safe and don't drive through flood water— @EnvAgencySW 26 November 2012
Update from Cornwall Fire and Rescue:
The overnight heavy rain did not materialise as expected, however Cornwall Fire & Rescue attended several minor incidents and dealt with calls reassuring members of the public.
The main problem arising now for the fire and rescue service is that the ground is saturated and any significant amounts of rain will runoff the land surface and put further pressure on the drainage system and already swollen rivers.
Highways staff are warning that there is still surface water on many roads - please drive carefully— @CornwallCouncil 26 November 2012
First Great Western Cornwall are reporting that normal service has resumed on the rail line between Truro and Falmouth Docks following disruption due to a fallen tree on the line.
Keep up-to-date with traffic news and disruption info live:
Weather improving but avoid unnecessary travel & don't be tempted to drive into flood water...it's a car not a boat! #police— @DC_Police 21 November 2012
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This picture just in of the car trapped at Fraddon
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Highways staff are warning that there is still surface water on many roads - please drive carefully— @CornwallCouncil 26 November 2012
Cornwall Council are asking people who want to volunteer to help flood hit communities to contact @volcornwall on Twitter or call 01872 265307.
However the Environment Agency still has a flood warning in place for River Cober at Helston including St Johns Road, St Johns Close, Coronation Park and Loe Pool.
After concerns about the River Cober in Helston for most of the weekend, the threat hanging over the town has lessened this morning.
Reports say that there is still a lot of standing water in the town, but that traffic is moving freely and while the river level remains high it has dropped.
The Mylor to Penryn road has been closed this morning due to flood water, causing drivers to find alternative routes into Penryn and Falmouth.
Follow the diversion through Flushing.
There is quite deep standing water on Bickland Water Road, outside the football ground. Motorists are being advised to drive with care.
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First up a bus service is replacing the branch line between Truro and Falmouth docks after a tree fell on the line.
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BULLITT COUNTY, Ky. (WDRB) -- U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell got the backing of the National Rifle Association Friday, for his re-election bid, even as the Senator is being targeted by some fellow conservatives. As McConnell was honored for his long-time support of gun rights, he was attacked by some on the far right for not being conservative enough. With some 68,000 members in Kentucky, support from the NRA is important for McConnell's re-election campaign. McConnell lumped gun control, Obamacare and the so-called "war on coal" as examples of the Obama administration's attempt to create what he called a "nanny-state.""This is a big race," McConnell said. "What kind of Kentucky do you want to have? What kind of America do you want to have? Do we want Barack Obama's America or Kentucky's?"McConnell made it clear he's not ready to accept the President's apology for broken promises about Obamacare. "The President said if you have your health insurance plan and you like it, you can keep it," McConnell said. "What he really meant to say was, 'you can keep it if I let you.'" Despite that kind of talk, some conservatives are taking shots at McConnell. A group called the Senate Conservatives Fund is running TV ads blaming McConnell for not working to defund Obamacare"Conservatives asked Mitch McConnell to lead the fight against Obamacare," an ad for Senate Conservatives Fund states. "He didn't listen." But McConnell's supporters are not buying the idea that he's not conservative enough. "He's doing a great job for the state of Kentucky," said NRA board member Bill Carter. "He's doing a great job for the 5 million NRA members and this nation as a Republican leader."McConnell would not comment, rushing away without answering reporters' questions. Not to be outdone, McConnell's Democratic opponent, Alison Lundergan Grimes released a photo of herself firing a weapon, inviting him to join her on a gun range. No word from McConnell on whether he will take her up on her offer, but a campaign spokeswoman issued a brief statement on the photo.
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This year's 50th issue of Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine is announcing on Wednesday that the magazine will reveal a "surge of Sunday Anime Project adaptation(s)" in 2013. Which title or titles will be adapted into anime and other details will be revealed over the course of eight consecutive issues.
Current series running in Shonen Sunday include Zettai Karen Children, RIN-NE, Hayate the Combat Butler, Magi, Hime Hajike, Silver Spoon, The World God Only Knows, Tadashii Kodomo no Tsukuri Kata, and many others. Zettai Karen Children will be receiving a new spin-off anime adaptation in 2013, and Hayate no Gotoku! Can't Take My Eyes Off You and Magi are airing now.
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When adventurist-archaeologist Indiana Jones is invited to lead a quest for the Holy Grail, he declines -- until he discovers that his own father is missing and is part of the quest. Indiana begrudgingly picks up his father's pursuit of the Grail -- the pursuit he's spent a lifetime resenting, because it took so much of his father's time and attention. Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are expertly cast as father and son -- Indiana Jones and Indiana Jones "Junior." Their matching swaggers make up for their mismatched accents.
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