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The S.C. High School League's executive committee upheld the one-year probation imposed on the Indian Land High School boys basketball program Thursday.
The Warriors appealed the League's one-year probation, but the executive meeting upheld the ruling by a vote of 14-0 during a hearing at the S.C. High School League office in Columbia.
The probation came following an incident Jan. 6 when Indian Land was involved in a scuffle during the second half of the Warriors' Conference III-A home game with the Panthers.
The Buford High School Yellow Jackets' basketball teams return to action Tuesday when they hope to rebound in a home twin bill with Class AAAA foe Nation Ford.
The Jackets, in their only hoops action of the week, dropped a non-region twin bill at Lugoff-Elgin on Wednesday at the Kershaw County Class AAA school.
The L-E girls used a torrid second period to take a 50-29 win over the Lady Jackets.
In the nightcap, the Demons rolled to an 81-57 victory.
The Lancaster Bruins' wrestling team ran into a buzzsaw on the prep wrestling mat on Wednesday night.
South Pointe of Rock Hill dominated the action, taking a 63-4 win over LHS, which fell to 1-5 with the Region IV-AAAA loss.
"South Pointe has one of the top teams in our region and we found out why," Lancaster coach Terry Marshall said. "We gave up 12 points off the bat on forfeits and that makes it tough against a talented team like South Pointe."
Indian Land High School finished second in the fourth annual Indian Land Duals on Saturday afternoon in the Warriors' gym.
Class AAAA South Pointe edged the Warriors 36-33 in the championship match of the dual tournament.
The event featured nine teams, with each competing in pool play before moving to the title match.
Indian Land, 16-9 on the season, defeated Ardrey Kell of Mecklenburg County, N.C., Cheraw, Sun Valley of Union County, N.C., and Nation Ford of Fort Mill.
With each day that passes there are more and more jobs being cut out due to the economic wreck we have created. I say we because in South Carolina we elected for a second term a governor who proposes outcomes that only the rich can survive.
I think every elected official goes into office wanting to make a difference, however, the ones who become political all-stars are those officials who find resolutions without career moves and financial incentive as the motivator.
Indian Land's Lady Warriors rolled to stay unbeaten in Conference III-A hoops play with a 73-32 win over North Central on Monday night.
The IL girls, who led 35-14 at the half, are 9-0 in league play.
You've surely heard of a Christmas miracle. This time of year something extraordinary occurs and you feel someone from above somehow has something to do with the way matters turn out.
Those thoughts crossed my mind at mid-afternoon Saturday at the 72nd annual Shrine Bowl game at Wofford's Gibbs Stadium in Spartanburg.
Lancaster native Gary Patterson will be in the college football spotlight Thursday.
Patterson, an Atlantic Coast Conference official, will call the BCS national championship game at Dolphin Stadium in Miami where Florida meets Oklahoma.
The game, which kicks off at 8 p.m., will be carried on Charlotte Fox 18 WCCB, Ch. 11 on the Lancaster Comporium cable.
Officiating crews for college bowl games are done on a rotating basis and Patterson's crew landed the Orange Bowl. Patterson is the back judge in the ACC crew handling the game.
Lancaster senior forward Jonathan McGriff hit four clutch free throws in the final 27 seconds to spark the Bruins to a 66-62 win over Spring Valley on Tuesday night.
The win, which gave LHS a split after the Lady Bruins fell in the opener, pushed the Bruins' mark to 10-9, 2-3.
SV, down 33-25 at the break, rallied to take a 49-48 lead with a period to play, but Lancaster made a key charge in the final eight minutes to take the four-point win.
The surging Lancaster Bruins opened Region IV-AAAA basketball play in a big way as LHS topped South Pointe 70-64 for a split of the league twin bill on Monday night.
The game was played Monday as not to conflict with the Lancaster County School District exam schedule which began Tuesday.
The Bruins' six-point win saw LHS rally from a 36-30 halftime deficit.
Lancaster outscored the Stallions 22-12 in the pivotal third period as the Bruins took the lead and stayed in control for the win.
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Kevin Gibson lost his wallet at the Brookside Golf Course 20 years ago when he was a college student at Ashland University.
Recently, maintenance crews on the golf course were out working, and spotted the wallet in the thicket of the woods!
They posted the contents on Facebook, with hopes of finding the owner.
That's when one of Kevin's friends called him to let him know his old wallet was back!
"I remember riding in a golf cart through the golf course. After that it was when I realized that I didn't have my wallet anymore. I remember thinking oh no not again. It was like the second or third time in my life that I had lost my wallet," recalls Gibson.
"We were over here picking up trash and I noticed something and picked it up. It was a wallet. There wasn't much wallet left, just the cards so we turned it into the pro shop," explains head groundskeeper Jim Willis.
"I remember thinking 5 years ago before Facebook I would of never gotten any of this stuff back," said Gibson.
Kevin says he used to have a predisposition to lose wallets, so he's glad this one is back in his hands.
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HanbitSoft has continued to develop and operate Hellgate: London in South Korea and recently launched a revamped version with a free-to-play option under the name of Hellgate: Resurrection. The publisher says this will be rolled out this year, "starting with China, Taiwan, and South East Asia followed by North America, Europe, and Japan."
Flagship's other MMORPG 'Mythos'--which was only ever playable in closed beta--is also slated for a US release courtesy of Hanbitsoft's fellow T3 Entertainment subsidiary Redbana, who are planning to make the fantasy action RPG free-to-play.
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Another soundboard?! That's right!
This time, you can listen to 12 songs from the original Half-Life, compressed enough to fit into 5 MB, though they still sound good. I've tried my best to recreate the original HL menu, even the vALVE intro.
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Well done, GCF-Scape is something cool, isn't it? ;D Just one mistake: The "valve theme" is called "Hazardous Environment", it's playing in the chapter with the same name. My favourite songs are: Klaxon Beat, Nuclear Jam and the closing theme.
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Love the yellow chairs!
Lots of cute details-- and very swank kitchen chairs. Nice!
It's cute, but covington is my least favorite in all of NKY and sourthern OH
love the gold chairs!
Oooooo very nice
Your place is beautiful! Very open, sunny and inviting. I'm with you on the mint door, though. I'm thinking perhaps more a sage green might blend with the deeper, richer tones elsewhere in the apartment while keeping it light and bright? Those chairs are definitely a great find!
I love the mint green door! I just think you should complement it with something bolder. Maybe a magenta :)
I love it!
Why not try a door color that is same or similar shade of dining room chairs?
Love it all! Everything is so light and pretty but feels solid. Colors nice. Great tree wallpaper. I'm from Cincinnati - so way to represent!!!
Beautiful! Can't help but be a little jealous!
Where can I get the wallpaper?? Is that wallpaper?
Gorgeous! Love the pops of color!
yellow chairs!!!!!! love!!! love!!!! love!!!!
I'd like to know about the birds-on-trees wallpaper too. Or is it a stencil? Lovely place.
All that white would drive me cra, but yay for Covington and historic preservation. I'm in the Woodford.
Stealing the Rise and Shine poster print idea as we speak!
Love those yellow chairs and wallpaper! Very cute and chic place.
Being a Cincinnatian, I love seeing such a stylish entry from across the river! Beautiful, clean and light. Nice job!
I love everything you've done! Good Luck!
Those chairs are definitely bangin', and I love the idea to paint the door that same color. It would provide continuity between the rooms and complement the green couch.
ohhh be still my heart! i need chairs like those!
Those yellow chairs have me salivating!
We got married in Covington, KY :)
Also, that chalkboard floor plan is awesome!
My art teacher is painting trees like that on the walls of her living room. If only I wasn't in high school.... *swoon*
The yellow chairs!
Absolutely beautiful, I love how eclectic yet balanced it is. (I presume I need not beg you to avoid matching the front door to something you already have, clearly you know how do something new that will add another balanced element without merely matching). And I too love the blackboard floorplan. I think this is the only entry where I've loved every single picture.
I love this place. I have an old house two and this is just the vibe I wish mine had. I LOVE your mint door. Great job.
Everyone is so awesome. Thanks so much. The wallpaper (it's wallpaper!) is Cavern Home's Blackbird. I bought it from DesignPublic. I used my stimulus check (remember those?) back in 2008 to buy it. There's no way I could normally afford something like that.
The yellow chairs were gifted to my boyfriend believe it or not. He is an art director and was on the set of a local commercial. Those chairs were props in a Christmas scene. The next day they were at my house. I'm not sure why they ended up at my house versus my boyfriend's house but I figured it would be better to not ask any questions. :)
@katinam I like that idea a lot. Glidden has a color called Spicy Banana Pepper that is yellow with a hint of green. I've had the paint swatch on that mint door for awhile. But then, there's always the opportunity to re-upholstery the lime green sofa. Options can be so crippling for me when it comes to making decisions
@EDF the white makes me cra. A good cra but a high maintenance cra at that. I have become decent friends with Magic Erasers
@YellowBrickHome ah! I love you guys! You have my vote over and over. Second of all, where did you get married in Covington? Are you from around here? I would be so proud if you were!
The chairs are to die for! And I also love the chest you placed the TV on. Fire place in the bedroom...fantastic. Nice space!
Love the design on the wall, the yellow chairs, and the white-on-white look with the floors and vintage wood furniture. Your bf clearly knew those chairs would be perfect for you.
We need more stimulus checks!
Love it! Your home has great bones and your decorating touches only enhance them. I want to see more!!
This is beautiful and unique in so many ways.
Beautiful apartment!!
but am I the only person wondering how 900SF for one person qualifies as a "small" space? It seems like plenty of room, especially compared to some of the other studios that have been posted. Also, I have a roomie and we share 650 SF... (maybe I'm just jealous!) :)
@ margaret5587...900SF is the limit for the space....doesn't matter how many people live there!
you have to check out her blog...this house has seen quite the transformation!
My favourite Small entry so far. Gorgeous house!
I'm down the road from you and your place loks great! Love the chairs in the kitchen
Can someone tell me where things like the cable box are hidden, dvr player, game console are placed? Where do you hide these things or do you not have them? I hate to look at them but don't think it's safe to just put them in a drawer? Ideas???
You've got my vote in the small category, Emily!
Seems there are two sofas facing each other in the living room- How far apart are they and is it far enough to have people sit on both and not kick each other when they strech out? - i've been struggling to make a decision about sofa depth - wondering if i have enough space to have this configuration..
I love your place, especially your bedroom. I think I would paint that door the same shade as your kitchen chairs, if it was my place!
Lovely, but it's another post staged with no lamps. (ok, I'm an avid reader, so I'm a little obsessed) And while KY is close to OH, you're not actually in the Midwest, you are in the South.
Love the yellow chairs paired with the white table.
Hahaha! I love that mint green door! Noticed it right away, even before I read your comment. Don't change it! I love an unexpected pop of color, especially when it doesn't really go with anything -- but looks great anyway. :)
@DJUNGST I use just a cable box (which also is DVR) and Apple TV. The cable box is hidden in the drawer (I removed the back panel of that dresser to keep the box cool) and Apple TV is on top next to the TV's base. I'm so sensitive to the heat issue with the cable box that sometimes I still crack the drawer for safety, especially when I'm at work. Everything seems to stay cool so I feel good about it.
@MJS7640 I get dinged on the Midwest thing all the time! Cincinnati, Ohio is a stone's throw from my house (quite literally - the skyline is viewable from my street) so it's hard for me to consider myself the South, even though I'm in Kentucky. Also - I have lamps! Three! I just didn't show them.
@CreativeLicense Thanks for your support of the mint green door. It bugs me that it doesn't "go" with anything even with an eclectic look but everyone loves it. I do like the yellow idea I see in the comments but I've been more drawn to a soft blue lately (by lately, I mean the last 12 hours ha)
@Har The two sofas are very close. Maybe 2.5 feet apart. A long-legged friend could easily sit on one sofa and prop their foot on the other. I tried so many combinations (I wrote about that here) with those two sofas (I was determined to get seating for more than 3 people) and this is by far the one that works the best. My favorite thing about this set-up is that I use the sofas almost as chaises, with my back rested against the arm and my feet up facing the TV. Go for it!
@Mimichan That is so nice to say!
Oh my gosh! I LOVE THIS. Go Kentuckians!
Seriously, I want to come visit. Can I come visit next time I'm on my way to OH? Please? I promise I won't be creepy.
If not, I'll just continue to stare at your pictures and sigh.
- Miz L. (of the Lex-area)
Love that you drew the floor plan on a chalkboard. Fun!
It's been said, but those yellow chairs are just...... another level. Beautiful all around.
I love it! Need to know what white you're using! Perfect!
Love the mint green door!
Looks great!!!
I am loving the kitchen chairs and hating you ... Because I want those chairs!!! I am so green- ugh!!! Lol!!!!
So creative! Love it all Pictures do not do it justice
Go Emily Go! I voted for you (and I'm voting for you to keep the minty green door, you know I heart it). GOOD LUCK!!
Anyone have any idea what style those chairs are or what they are called?
First thing I have to say is I'm from Iowa and NEVER have I heard Kentucky being referred to as part of the Midwest. Someone explain please! And if you pay attention, each size category has a specified square footage range to qualify. Our 850 sq. foot apartment houses myself, my husband, a 3 year old and a 2 week old. :) It would be nice to see more families sharing smaller spaces on AP.
Emily, just saw your question to us - we got married at the Carnegie Arts center! Our ceremony was in their theater, and our reception was in the large, main gallery (with the cocktail hour being the whole building, really!). It was the best day EVER. Scott and I met while going to UC - but let's face it, Covington is much more awesome than Cinci.
This is my favorite entry this year, by far. I would live here in a heartbeat. It's so calm and serene with so many great little touches. Absolutely stunning.
I like the simple approach. It really lets the unique things stand out.
I cannot thank everyone ENOUGH for all their support. I am so pleased to be among some of the best little homes I've seen. Last year I came in at 11th place with just over 300 votes, so I'm beyond pleased with my outcome this year. Woo!!
You can still follow me along on my house decorating adventures on my blog, Go Haus Go.
Thanks so much everyone!!


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According to investigators, witnesses have described him as being 65 to 70 years old. That's why agents call this serial bank robber the "Over the Hill" bandit.
Depsite his age, investigators say he not only robbed two banks but also attempted to knock over a third all in the same month. The FBI's Ross Rice adds, "He seems to know a little bit about banks or being a teller because he asks for reserve money. He asks for large bills. He specifically instructs the teller not to give him a dye pack or any bait money."
Agents say the suspect makes his getaway on foot by simply walking out of the bank an disappearring in to the passing crowd.
The "over the hill bandit" has also done a pretty good job of hiding his face when robbing a bank. Each time, he wears a hat, dark glasses and gloves.
Thats why agents want you to take a good look at his picture.
Here is what agents do know about the "Over the Hill" bandit. He is described as a white male, 65 to 70 years old, about five feet six inches tall, with gray hair and wears a black ball cap with Chicago in red letters on the back.
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The Riches of Rags
A revival of Yiddish poet H. Leivick's play reveals a genius at the center of a turn-of-the-century literary scene
The final curtain had just rung down, and Maurice Schwartz—world-renowned star of the Jewish stage, founder of the Yiddish Art Theater—was feeling desperate. A few months earlier, Schwartz had triumphantly brought S. Ansky's The Dybbuk from Vilna to New York, to the stunned admiration of audiences. But this new play, about a family of immigrant Lower East Side Jews caught up in a strike at a ragpickers' factory, provoked smirks and outright laughter from his well-heeled Jewish audience. The ragpickers, worn-out, grumbling old men, demand a $3-a-week raise from their employer, the factory owner Mr. Levy; they are offered a measly 50 cents, which they accept and crawl back to work. The audience saw the ragpickers' easily curbed discontent as farce, not pathos.
The play was H. Leivick's Rags (Shmattes in Yiddish), and it premiered at Schwartz's Yiddish Art Theater in December 1921. A few weeks after the disastrous first performance, Schwartz learned that Abraham Cahan, editor of the Forverts and kingmaker of Yiddish culture, was attending Rags that night. Cahan was staunchly pro-union, and Schwartz feared that he would dislike Leivick's ambivalent portrayal of the strike, which deliberately flirted with the ridiculous, showing the workers as bewildered and weak. Increasingly nervous as Rags went on, Schwartz invented for himself a rabble-rousing speech delivered at a crucial point in the play's action in which he urged the ragpickers to fight on. At the end of the night, even the normally reserved Cahan was standing and cheering.
Rags has now been revived by the New Worlds Theatre Project (under the title Welcome to America)—but with the strike scenes left out entirely. The play, fluently translated by Ellen Perecman and directed by Stephen Fried, focuses instead on the drama of one of the ragpickers: the play's hero, the disconsolate patriarch Mordechai Maze. Mordechai's younger daughter is about to marry the factory owner's son, Morris Levy; his son, Harry, is a new-world "allrightnik" who cares only for baseball and business, not his parents; and his wife has had about as much as she can take of Mordechai's black moods.
Welcome to America offers a dignified, well-crafted take on Leivick's drama, but it doesn't do full justice to the self-punishing rancor that inhabits Mordechai. Leivick's Rags should be given a more Mamet-like brutal edge, as Mordechai denounces his family, his fellow workers, and, perhaps most of all, himself. Avoiding his daughter's wedding party, he sits alone with a volume of the Talmud, locked in his solitude. He scorns the strikers because, he says, their demands can do nothing to change the essential poverty and emptiness of a ragpicker's job. Mordechai insists that his ragpicker's work, dull and unbearable as it is, defines him; the deluded strikers imagine otherwise. Though Arthur Miller was probably influenced by Rags, Mordechai has no trace of Willy Loman's wistfulness; he is bitter and hard as nails.
In the amazingly fertile Yiddish literary scene of the 20th century, H. Leivick was the vital, melancholy center. A paperhanger by day and a poet in his spare hours, he changed his original name, Leivick Halpern, when he came to America to avoid confusion with another major Yiddish poet, Moshe-Leib Halpern. He grew up in Byelorussia, the son of a poor village melamed, an angry man who often beat Leivick and his brothers. Young Leivick cast aside his yeshiva education and became a revolutionary socialist. On trial for Bundist activities in 1906, the 17-year-old Leivick defiantly stood up in court and announced,
"I will not defend myself. Everything that I have done I did in full consciousness. I am a member of the Jewish revolutionary party, the Bund, and I will do everything I can to overthrow the czarist regime, its bloody henchmen, and you as well."
Exactly a hundred years ago, in 1912, Leivick began what was supposed to be a lifetime of exile in Siberia. (He had already spent years doing hard labor in a prison in Minsk.) He escaped from Siberia the following year, aided by money that some American admirers of his writing had sent him—Leivick was already becoming a well-known poet. He bought a horse and a sled and made his slow way across Russia and Germany; then, finally, he sailed to America.
Leivick was a remarkable and original poet; in his time, he was often called the greatest Yiddish poet. His many ballads resemble Heine's, and Leivick shares Heine's pure, dreamlike intensity. But his stark, tormented directness is all his own. Some of his best poems were written in the 1930s, when he spent four years being treated for tuberculosis in a Colorado sanatorium: Suddenly, the hard-working paperhanger had time on his hands. In his poem "Sanatorium," Leivick sees himself as a refugee like the Bible's Lot, spared from disaster, but carrying his sorrow with him. Here are its last three stanzas, in Cynthia Ozick's translation:
The circling plain
Is fire and flame:
fiery snow
on the hills.
Look—this open door
And gate. Guess.
Hospital? Prison?
Some monkish place?
Colorado! I throw
My sack of despair
On your fiery floor
Of snow.
Leivick's work had a powerful phantasmagoric side, too. The Golem, his rendition of the Frankenstein-like legend of the rabbi who, in order to defend the Jews against their persecutors, gives life to a monstrous man of clay, is a sublime, idiosyncratic fever dream, a towering achievement that took the Yiddish-speaking world by storm when it was published in 1921, the same year as Rags. When he depicts the dizzying intimacy between the Maharal of Prague and his golem, who is lumbering, childlike, and full of insight, Leivick invokes a closeness between creator and created that draws on the deepest springs of Jewish thought. Alone among the religions, Judaism invents a parent-child struggle between us and the God who has given us birth. As Leivick dramatizes the struggle between the Maharal and his lonely, uncanny son, the golem, he has Jewish tradition in mind; the fiery, mystical urges of the kabbalists color the speeches of both his protagonists. Both the Maharal of The Golem and Mordechai Maze of Rags are twisted, frustrated father figures—but the Maharal has the power to bless as well as curse, unlike Mordechai.
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Emily Baker's an OG jewelry designer, universe-maker and inspirational mover-shaker we're lucky enough to call a neighbor and a friend in Portland, Oregon. Her line of jewelry, Sword + Fern — and the shop where it grows as thick as moss — acted as a catalyst for Portland design back in the day. We love watching her world expand — with sweetheart, Lovers synth-programmer and performance artist Kerby Ferris — into a life-giving and electro-sparked atmosphere in a league of its own.
Tonight, Emily takes over room 205 at Ace Hotel Portland for Content 2012, creating a sound installation with Kerby that will blow your fucking mind. Tickets can be picked up at Ace Hotel Portland, and $5 of each goes toward New York Cares to aid in hurricane relief efforts. Below, she gives a glimpse into what's in store for us and talks about her new F/W collection, Memorizer.
The new jewelry collection, Memorizer, is inspired by the ancient Pacific Northwest First Nations myth of Copper Woman, the First Mother of civilization — her warrior training traditions, wisdom and the power of intuition. I let my senses rule my process; my most beloved way to work is gathering materials by happenstance and sponteneity, messing up and leaving it, then coming back to it again. I found fluidity, the concept of water logic, and the secret world of my own tiny joys came to the surface while I was working on Memorizer.
The alchemic imperfections of hand-cut copper, hand-dyed wood in ombre chakra tones, engraved graphics on leather, silkscreened scarves, cast concrete and cut mirrors all blend together to tell the story of a secret society's traditions and their visions of women's ancient wisdom, power and strength, taking the wearer on a joyride to the space alive inside their own personal landscapes.
YOUJOY in room 205 will be a sensory exploration of shape and sound. Kerby's bandmate Emily has been immersing as of late in Shambhala Buddhist teachings from Pema Chödrön and Chögyam Trungpa — and her current mantra, YOUJOY, emphasizes these principles of finding happiness just by being yourself. Kerby will create an interactive sound installation that will weave in and out of the new Memorizer pieces as well as the new Sword + Fern sculptural line, Water Logic — mobiles, wall hangings, textiles and other jewelry for the home.
Celebrating a decade of incredible work, Roman and Williams' Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch signed copies of their new book Roman and Williams Buildings & Interiors : Things We Made with some friends and a gallery of shots in the lobby at Ace Hotel New York last week — you can grab signed copies of this beautiful tome on our shop. We're old friends with Robin and Stephen, and our studio director, Eric, and interiors maestro Loren worked on the Roman and Williams team when Ace Hotel New York was taking shape. They had a chance to sit down with Stephen and Robin amidst the mayhem to ask about the book, their work together and the subconscious.
Robin and Stephen, you still appear from time to time in Eric and Loren's dreams. Do you find that creative collaboration spiked with a sobering dose of real business tends to dye the subconscious in this way, and do all the collaborators and team members you've had continue to affect your psyche?
Well everything that's difficult tends to dye the subconscious and work itself into dreams, and we are and always have been difficult. We are proud of that tradition. Easy things are forgettable and have no impact –- no staying power. No dream or haunting qualities ever came from something easy.
The title Things We Made speaks to a sort of portfolio of finished products, however we know how important the process of design is, and how imperfections in that process go into your work, aka "fucking things up." Will readers get any insight into this rebellious stance?
We hope so! We really put so much work into creating a book that would give insight into our ethos –- where readers could get a sense of us as people, not just our projects. We included hundreds of drawings –- we even drew on the drawings. And the text is a series of conversations, rather than just descriptions.
The book celebrates a "decade of design" — what do you hope the next decade will bring in terms of your studio and practice?
Even more humanistic, careful and unpretentious design. We hope to spread the warmth that the Ace embodies. We'd love to design an airport or a hospital in a way that would move people. The International Style, and what it has bred, and benign contemporary design have made for boring, dreary places that need to me be made more interesting –- interesting for everyone, and not just for architects and designers.
We love your beautiful spot in Montauk — how did the garden do this year? For the green thumbs out there, what's your favorite vegetable to grow?
It was a hot summer and the garden was absolutely prolific. This year, we built eight-foot tall towers for our tomatoes and we grew eight different varieties. We have been harvesting them well into late October. We never thought they would grow that high – but they did –- they could have grown another few feet even! Our peppers also did well this year because of the heat.
We love growing cabbages, artichokes, and brussell sprouts -– vegetables that take two years to harvest. It is fascinating to watch the process -– how the vegetables grow over one summer, how they retract over the winter and then explode the following spring into super vegetable power.
We've also love growing medicinal plants like Angelika, Wormwood and Echinacea, which we like to use. We could go on …
In the act of making things there are many people involved in the process, especially with international projects internationally. In your experience, are Americans still good at "making things"?
Absolutely. American manufacturing almost disappeared — another price of the post-war obsession with cheapening architecture and design. It focused on zero craft and lack of detail. American manufacturing is known for being meaty, strong, simple and good. Things we love. We try to support American craftsmanship as much as we can. It is hard to convince developers and owners to pay more for things made in this country, to pay for things that last longer, but we do the best we can. Whenever we build something for ourselves, this is always the case.
We blessed to call you family and we're honored to call you friends — excited to see what the next decade brings.
We feel the same about the Ace team. The world is a better place with Ace in it. Thank you. So proud to have had our book party in the Living Room! It's the project that's closest to our hearts. Thank you!
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We're beyond honored to host Eames Demetrios, grandson of Charles and Ray Eames, for Palm Springs Modernism Week at Ace Hotel & Swim Club next week, where he will be holding an Eames Retrospective on February 20 — talking about his grandparents' work and legend, screening films about their iconic design gestures and discussing the connection with his own explorations and adventures. The retrospective is complimented by a pop-up shop with the A+D Architecture and Design Museum > LA. We have several other events to celebrate Modernism Week, including live mermaids.
We caught up with Eames on the eve of a trip abroad before the retrospective, and he was kind enough to go over some topics both familiar and new. We talked about his epic project Kcymaerxthaere, love, creativity, perseverance and fruitful failure, as well as how his legacy affects his work and process. We wished the conversation could have gone on infinitely, and we're looking forward to seeing you next week as we keep it going.
I'm sure that you get asked at every turn about your grandparents. What I was noticing looking through your bio and your work is both that your work is very diverse and it seems like you have an almost spiritual thread through the things that you pursue. I was wondering how your grandparents' legacy informs the work that you do now, especially this idea of 3-dimensional fiction.
Well I think we are all products of how we grow up and what we are exposed to. And Charles and Ray were definitely a part of my life growing up, and they are pretty amazing people. I think the real place that I find conscious inspiration from them is just this, you know — if you look at Charles right now, they are famous, they are iconic to a lot of different people, which is fantastic. But it wasn't always that way. There were definitely a lot of struggles for them, especially in the 1940s. One thing I take inspiration from is just this whole idea of really sort of pursing an idea with great passion, an idea you believe in, and trying the hardest you can to pull it off knowing that it won't happen right away. And I think for me that's been helpful to know that it has worked for other people, it has happened to people that are a part of my legacy. But I think it's inspiring to everyone. Because you know when you're doing something that is really new, you don't really know whether you are going to succeed or not. And so, one of the nice things I think for them, and certainly for me, was the process — I mean whether Kcymaerxthaere becomes incredibly world famous and successful and all that, it's been an amazing experience no matter what. I've met amazing people, I've been to incredible places, and I've done some work that meant a lot to me. And so if you can approach things in that way, then whether or not you get the material success, it certainly helps you do more work, and I would be very happy about that — but it also means that you have something that you can feel good about looking back, no matter what. And Charles and Ray, I think, were very pleased with things that things worked out, but I think if they hadn't, they'd had an amazing time learning about these materials — making the splints, understanding plywood better — and indeed if you look at what they actually did, the final chair that really sort of put them over the top, was not the plywood chair but the plastic chair, which came from their deep engagement with the challenges of molding plywood, even though the final result was plastic. So again, the process really is of value no matter how it turns out.
And you've spoken also about — in your Ted Talk and I think in your lectures that you give around the country and around the world — about this idea of "surrendering to your design journey." Do these ideas relate to that, and what does that mean to you, necessarily?
Well I think that it is related to that. I would agree with that. I think of it particularly in terms of deign itself in the sense that there are so many times you hear about companies, or whatever, where people say they want to be design-driven, but they really have a specific end result in mind. And it's not that that can't work out sometimes, and sometimes that end result is really good insight, but very often it's not really about being willing to surrender yourself to what you learn, and to what results from what you learn. And I think that that's what I mean by surrendering to the design journey, and being really willing to do that. It doesn't mean sort of giving up and not pushing back and not trying hard and making sure that ideas aren't explored carefully and rigorously. But it does mean letting it take you where it goes. Because if you focus on what your real need is, if you keep your focus on that actual need, then certain other things become… they become…. they don't take center stage when they shouldn't. So, to use that example of that chair we just talked about, the important thing was making a comfortable and affordable chair. And they had an insight, keep in mind, that the seat and back is one, but there could be something really important there. Now, if the only acceptable outcome was making a mold of plywood, then you could be right, but you could also be destined to failure. But if an acceptable outcome is a successful and affordable chair that combines the seat and back, then success may come. They tried it in metal, they tried it in plywood, and they tried it in plastic — and that's the one that eventually worked. And then, even with that, over the course of the next 20 years, they were constantly improving it, they were always trying to find a more of a uniform finish to it, and that whole time they had just designed one of the most successful chairs in history and they were still trying to make it better in the 70s.


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Excellent play by Georgia State's special teams is one of the ways the Panthers can try to keep Saturday's game at Tennessee close.
They can't miss field goals and they can't give up unnecessary yards on kick returns and punt returns.
Georgia State's special teams, other than the field-goal unit, played fairly well against South Carolina State, providing some hope for this week.
Matt Hubbard averaged 62.2 yards per punt, including an 80-yard bomb. He said on Wednesday that he's never kicked a punt that long in the game. His effort resulted in the Colonial Athletic Association special teams player of the week. The average would have set an FCS record, except the NCAA doesn't recognize the effort because Georgia State is in year one of a two-year transition to FBS.
Hubbard said the 80-yard punt felt good coming off his foot, but even he was surprised that it traveled some 60-yards in the air. He credited the gunners on the outside for getting down the field quickly not just on that punt, but on his four others, which helped his average.
Hubbard, a sophomore and native of Peachtree City, was one of the bright spots on the special teams last year after he averaged 41.9 yards per punt.
Hubbard grew up playing goalie on soccer teams, and then transitioned into football. Once he got serious about punting, he got a punting coach. He credits graduate assistant Brandon Lupo for helping him with his fundamentals at Georgia State. He said Lupo is teaching him to keep his stride into the punt short, which produces more power.
In addition, Georgia State's kick-return team limited South Carolina State to 20.5 yards per return, and it averaged 24.1 yards per return. Georgia State averaged 18.8 yards per return last year, and opponents averaged 20.5.
While Hubbard was solid, Georgia State's field-goal teams weren't as good. However, they could get a lift from the return of Christian Benvenuto. He was suspended for the opener as a result of an offseason arrest.
David Miller won the kicking job during Benvenuto's suspension, but was scratched from the South Carolina State game because of a foot injury. Matt Ehasz came on and missed two of his four attempts against South Carolina State, including a 24-yarder that hit the upright.
Despite dealing with hamstring and hip-flexor injuries last year in his right (kicking) leg, Benvenuto was the team's most accurate kicker, hitting nine of his 17 attempts. Six of his misses were from 45 yards or longer. He said he is 100-percent healthy.
Coach Bill Curry said the starting kicker for this week's game will likely be a game-time decision because he said they are all kicking well.
"I'm really excited to come back and show the guys I want to be here," Benvenuto said. "This is what I want to do and what I came here for."
Benvenuto said he never thought about quitting the team after the April arrest, because he said "it feels like home."
But he did learn a lesson.
"Coach Curry says that adversity reveals if you are a true man," Benvenuto said. "I'm not saying I'm a grown man or done maturing. But after something like what happened to me happened, you have two choices: You can go back home and stay home, say I've had my shot and it's over.
"Or you can come back, which is what I've done, try to come back with a vengeance and showcase what we can do as a unit."
Curry and defensive coordinator Anthony Midget said they were pleased with the play of the defensive linemen and linebackers in the loss to South Carolina State. Curry repeatedly singled out nose tackle Terrance Woodard, saying he played the best game of his career. He finished with a five tackles, including a tackle for loss.
"My point of emphasis is just to get off the ball and create havoc in the backfield to give the defense an opportunity to make a big play," Woodard said.
He credited having four down linemen in the new 4-2-5 system for helping him produce a career-high in tackles.
"It makes it easier to get through," he said. "There's less people to worry about."
Georgia State's defensive linemen will face one of their biggest challenge against Tennessee on Saturday. The Vols' starting offensive line averages 319 pounds. Georgia State's defensive line averages 278. Woodard didn't seem worried.
"Getting off the ball is everything," Woodard said. "If I can get off the ball and get into them I can beat them."
Woodard also credited losing weight (he won't say how much) with improving his quickness, which is improving his results. He was listed at 320 pounds in last year's media guide and this year's.
"I feel two-times quicker," he said.
What's next for Georgia State's offense?
Hill moves to safety from quarterback
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September 6th, 2012
8:31 am
September 6th, 2012
8:49 am
Let's go Panthers; great opportunity to make your mark
September 6th, 2012
9:06 am
I'll say this… good thing Ga State has a decent punter. Hope the team gets out of it healthy. Also, what's Curry doing with this guy coming off an arrest and just a 1-game suspension? Seems the team has quite a few suspended players.
September 6th, 2012
9:25 am
September 6th, 2012
9:26 am
Excellent play by Georgia State's special teams is one of the ways the Panthers can try to keep Saturday's game at Tennessee close.
GaState might keep it close if the Vols don't come out of the locker room.
September 6th, 2012
9:27 am
How can GaState keep it close?
PRAY the Vols can't find their own stadium.
September 6th, 2012
9:28 am
How MUCH is GaState getting paid for this game?
September 6th, 2012
9:33 am
September 6th, 2012
9:51 am
I will try not to tank this game for our players. No promises. So tell me more about this running back you all speak of!
September 6th, 2012
9:55 am
The first line of this article made me laugh so hard I couldn't get through the rest of it. Really?? This story is a bit of a stretch isn't it and just pure filler I'm guessing. No way you honestly believe because the punter can kick the ball 60 yards this game will be close. If anything him kicking the ball and flipping the field will just give UT more offensive yards.
September 6th, 2012
9:55 am
Doug….$500K? damn Buffalo got $975K to play the dWags. I think GaState should have been paid more.
September 6th, 2012
10:22 am
Hubbard was a machine last week but unfortunately pinning the Vols deep just helps them put up even more yards against the Panthers.
September 6th, 2012
10:26 am
in response to Maddog, CBC lifted suspensions for KH and DL last year for their off field action. There are players all over this country that have been charged with felonies not misdemeanors(what CB was charged with)and serve 1 game suspensions, it's up to each individual program to decide.
September 6th, 2012
10:27 am
Georgia Southern Fans = Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
September 6th, 2012
10:45 am
I knew it would be painful for the faithful followers, but damn, this is funny… don't see a win this year
September 6th, 2012
11:33 am
Wondering if Dan Williams will play this week against Tenn due to his injury last week, if not who will start in his position?
September 6th, 2012
11:50 am
[...] Special teams could be key for Georgia State against Tennessee [...]
September 6th, 2012
12:03 pm
Doug, Will Nermin Delic play?
September 6th, 2012
12:17 pm
Wil Christian takeover kickoffs? Or will it stil be the freshman Lutz?
September 6th, 2012
1:09 pm
September 6th, 2012
1:50 pm
It very well could be 77-0.
That would not surprise me.
September 6th, 2012
4:59 pm
77-0 is accurate and was what I was shooting for against SC State, but I accidentally put Donald Russell in the game. This resulted in longer and farther offensive plays than the normal 3 and out I am always striving to accomplish. Sorry guys, we will make sure the score is 77-0 or greater, and will ensure this by leaving all of our running backs in Atlanta.
September 6th, 2012
6:07 pm
I would love to see us score atleast one TD & not miss any fieldgoals under 40 yards. Hubbard is a beast
September 6th, 2012
6:15 pm
Yay go team! Rah Rah Rah! I hope we have net punting yards! Yeah well I hope we set a record for biggest tv market in the world. Oh yeah, well we're going to have everyone high 5 each other after every play! #stateofschoolspiritnotrivaledbyaconventionofhighschoolcheerleaders
September 6th, 2012
6:18 pm
77-0…whoa..gonna be a tail kickin but i dont think it will be that bad.. 63-6
September 7th, 2012
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September 8th, 2012
12:31 pm
I went to UT and my wife went to GA State. This is the first time in 21 years of marriage we've had a sports rivalry and it's not on TV.


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- Address:
1500 Orange Avenue
Coronado, CA 92118Neighborhood:
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1500 OCEAN at the Hotel Del Coronado
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hoteldel.com/1500-ocean
- Phone: 6195228490x
- Hours of Operation:
Dining 5:30pm - 9:30pm | Tuesday through Saturday
Sunset Bar Open at 5:00pm | Tuesday through Saturday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Semi-private Ocean View Room can accommodate up to 26 guests.
Semi-private Cabana Room can accommodate up to 10 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Kathy Cole 6195228525x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Dana Place
- Public Transit: Serviced by SDMTS Route 904
- Parking: Hotel Parking
- Parking Details: Free parking validation given through restaurant. Validated valet parking is available at Main Entrance. Parking is also available in adjacent west lot off of R.H. Dana entrance.
A word from 1500 OCEAN at the Hotel Del Coronado
1500 OCEAN is a San Diego favorite that delights both locals and visitors nightly with its California Coastal cuisine. Our culinary program embraces the seasonal whims of mother nature focusing on the bounty of year-round produce provided by the California coastline.Continued
Spectacular indoor and outdoor dining features the comfortable elegance found in a beachfront cabana setting along with stunning ocean views. Arrive early for your reservation to enjoy seasonal cocktails featuring ingredients from our neighboring herb garden and an unforgettable view while staying cozy by the fire pits at our Sunset Bar.
As a compliment to our cuisine, the extensive wine program features eclectic discoveries and a handful of classics with a focus on the ever emerging and diverse California wine country.
Spectacular indoor and outdoor dining features the comfortable elegance found in a beachfront cabana setting along with stunning ocean views. Arrive early for your reservation to enjoy seasonal cocktails featuring ingredients from our neighboring herb garden and an unforgettable view while staying cozy by the fire pits at our Sunset Bar.
As a compliment to our cuisine, the extensive wine program features eclectic discoveries and a handful of classics with a focus on the ever emerging and diverse California wine country.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerAmerican
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1500 OCEAN at the Hotel Del Coronado reviews from OpenTable diners
105 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (79)scenic view (77)romantic (70)great for outdoor dining (66)fit for foodies (42)notable wine list (37)neighborhood gem (11)good for groups (10)hot spot (8)vibrant bar scene (7)kid-friendly (6)great for brunch (5)great for lunch (3)late-night find (3)Show More
- DavorVIPDined on 9/20/2014Excellent food and wine pairing. Excellent waiters. Unpleasant reception at entry. We were dressed for a special occasion to celebrate our wedding anniversary. The lady at the door didn't even look at us. She simply took a couple of menus and put them on the table closest to the door. The worst table in the restaurant even though we had reservations. I requested a better seating, because I could see booths and better tables available. She took us to a booth without an apology. Other staff, however, was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful ExperienceRhinosaurusxDined on 9/19/2014Had dinner here with a close friend last week and had the best dinner in years. The service was outstanding and each course of the meal was beyond delicious. This is the place to dine in Coronado!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful on the BeachCajuncraverVIPDined on 9/18/2014The was our favorite meal of our trip. They offer a 4 course meal with we took advantage of. Both starting with a delicious cocktail. A Blackberry margartia and a Rosemary and Gin and Tonic - both excellent. Then we both started with the sushi special which was very fresh. I then had the lobster risotto and hubby had the quail. Small and delicious. The entrees were Filet mignon cooked perfectly and diver scallops cooked with a lovely By the time dessert rolled around we were full but remember it being moist and tasty. Certainly will return!Special Features:
- Lovely restaurant @ the DelLaura312VIPDined on 9/12/2014We stayed at the del Coronado two nights and had dinner here one night. It was excellent... Highly recommend, particularly for seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/12/2014Celebrated my birthday. All the staff were very attentive and professional. We were very fortunate to have Leo as our waiter!Special Features:
- a great place to eatptgolferVIPDined on 9/11/2014If want the right restaurant for the special occasion and don't mind spending a little extra then this is the place for you. The service was outstanding and the food was excellent.Special Features:
- Nice dinnerVanamsDined on 8/31/2014Our 30th anniversary dinner at 1500 Ocean was enjoyable but not notable. Even though the reservation was made with mention of our special occasion, no mention was made by the hostess or our waiter. We had to ask for the nice booth. Dinner was good but not something I thought of the next day. The Hotel Del Coronado is busy and lots of people mill about. It is lovely for a walk along the sand with the background roar of the waves.Special Features:
- Best placethesixofusDined on 8/31/2014The Alaskan Halibut was to die for. Actually everything our party ordered was outstanding. The beet salad was most flavorful and fresh. Service was great! This is one place we will be sure to make reservations for the next time we are at the Del. 7 year old grandson wanted to go back the next evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodJosephDined on 8/30/2014Other then the price tag, you can't beat the place. Food, scenic views and service to die for. Great wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Getawaywhitero01Dined on 8/29/2014Food was great but the view and ambiance was spectacular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!lavernoDined on 8/29/2014One of the best meals we have had in San Diego. Everything was perfect from the wine list, the amazing food, the service was impeccable, and the view is one of the best around. Fyi......the halibut is to die for!!!Special Features:
- Great High End Food and ServiceDrjasDined on 8/26/2014Make sure you stroll the interior of the hotel as well!Special Features:
- 25th Wedding AnniversaryScruffeyDined on 8/26/2014For my wife and I, we thank the restaurant for making our special day all the more memorable. The food was awesome and the service was impeccable. This was our first time at the Del and at this restaurant. Respectfully, Jay Patterson DT1, United States Navy (Ret)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bruschetta to die for!Top10VIPDined on 8/24/2014Do not overlook the bruschetta on the appetizer section of the menu-it is simply amazing and unique!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sea Bass Fantastic!Top10VIPDined on 8/23/2014The service and food was definitely top shelf! I would recommend the sea bass, it is moist on the inside, flaky on the outside!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but not much elsemargoshopperDined on 8/23/2014Our meal was delicious, in spite of the spare, dark furnishings of the dining room. No table décor or wall décor, only a miniature cactus plant on each table, no candles, no background music. A special meal warrants some ambience and there was none in this dining room.Special Features:
- Excellent ExperienceBobby417VIPDined on 8/23/2014From cocktails on the patio to dining on the veranda, the quality of food, service level, knowledgeable and extremely well trained staff, all contributed to an excellent experience. Special complements to Gail.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Went for Wedding AnniversaryTownyDined on 8/22/2014Went here for our anniversary because we spent our wedding night on the Hotel Del. Service wasn't all that great. There was some confusion as to who our server was (we had two different ones come to our table and ask the same thing). We didn't get bread on the table until way after we already ordered. Initially they put us as one of their secluded booths rather than give us a table with a view. They were ok with us changing the table though.Special Features:
- OUTSTANDING!!!MrMejia32Dined on 8/22/2014Hands down this was one of the BEST dining experiences I have had in San Diego! The food was amazing, the wine was perfect and the view was magical! Our server was attentive, knowledgeable and very pleasant! I higy recommend 1500 Ocean if you are looking for an exceptional experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deluxe Dining at the Hotel DelJCSDDined on 8/21/2014Overall a great dining experience with lovely views and excellent service but, given the cost, one expects to be wowed with the food preparation and a few of the dishes, such as the halibut and the soup of the day were uninspired. The raw oysters were fresh and tasty but extremely small. Quail, prawn, and sashimi appetizers were delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful view!kelseymarieDined on 8/21/2014The view is absolutely stunning. I had the lobster risotto which is amazing as well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not too goodJasonVIPDined on 8/19/2014The restaurant is beautiful and the scenic views are terrific. Service is excellent, but the food was mediocre As a matter of fact, the veal scallopine was inedibleSpecial Features:
- Not GoodBrooklynDined on 8/16/2014I dine in lots of restaurants in San Diego I'm a foodie all the way. The scenic view at the Del gives you a feeling of being on vacation it was far better then the food. The food was over priced we ordered halibut they served us sea bass that appeared to be frozen and served as fresh caught fish and to boot we received our side order of mushrooms during dessert, the bathrooms adjacent to the restaurant were littered with paper towels and appeared not cleaned since early in the day.I don't understand how the Del Coronado can allow bathrooms to be in this condition or a restaurant manager and chef to remain in place. If my voice has a voice at all close the DEL renovate to a 5 star quality hotel with top notch food.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/16/2014We ordered the fixed price four course meal which was wonderful! The waiter brought us champagne when he discovered it was our anniversary. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was wonderful. We had a wonderful experience and we will return.
- ShellyVIPDined on 8/16/2014Server Armando was best we've ever had ! Meal was fabulous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014One person in our party is in a wheelchair. We found 1500 OCEAN to NOT be very accessible. I really would not ever dine there again for a special evening event. Sheerwater next door is still pretty cramped but at least there's a ramp close by to gain access to the outside.Special Features:
- Average at bestScottVIPDined on 8/12/2014For an upscale restaurant it is very average . We had to ask if there was a waiter assigned to our table since the hostess seemed very confused and no one came over for 10 minutes and restaurant was empty. The prices are not commensurate with the food served. You are much better off eating at a number if restaurants within walking distance of hotel. We found some small very good restaurants that offered much better food than 1500
- ServiceDirectorVIPDined on 8/10/2014Exceptionally slow service. Wait staff would disappear for great lengths of time.Special Features:
- Pretty and yummySashaDined on 8/8/2014Wonderful time great staff, great wine list Beautiful hotel and viewSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wife's Birthday DinnerSteveDined on 8/5/2014This was a special occasion, so wanted a special place with great food. It was both. I had rack of lamb, and my wife the Halibut. We chose the 4 course dinner "special" so came with appetizer, first course, main course and dessert. All prepared perfectly, and served by a waiter that was very engaging, and accommodating, when we asked for some additional condiment's. He even brought a 3rd dessert with a candle for us to share, so left very full! My only complaint would be that even with a reservation that included a request for an outside table we still had to wait about 30 minutes for it. With the wait, this was a 3 hour "dining experience," so plan accordingly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not enough stars!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014Best money for food I've ever spent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- El CoronadothegreyvoteDined on 8/1/2014the best food, service and environment we enjoyed during our two weeks in California; a perfect dinner!Special Features:
- Lovely evening, great food and viewJudyDined on 7/25/2014Lovely evening but waiter tried to push a port at double the price of the one we picked. Other than that every thing was excellent including the drama ice cream desert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Beautiful EveningFoodieFunDined on 7/22/20141500 Ocean was a wonderful way to spend a summer evening celebrating our 25 year anniversary. The Hotel Del is delightful and the food and service at this restaurant exceeded our expectations.Special Features:
- FantasticVTAttyDined on 7/18/2014My family and I ate here twice during our trip. We were not disappointed on either occasion. The halibut was wonderful. Our waiter the first time had been employed at the Del for 40+ years. He was great. Our waiter on the second occasion, while acceptable, was significantly slower. We enjoyed it; it's first class all the way.Special Features:
- Great DinnerTravelbug12Dined on 7/15/2014We had dinner here while we were vacationing in San Diego. Although we probably would have preferred to sit outside, the booth we were seated in was lovely. The service was great, attentive without overdoing it. The food was delicious. Although it is a bit pricey, I would definitely recommend it for a romantic dinner or a special occasion. Located in Hotel Del Coronado, it is lovely venue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and ocean viewsOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/15/2014Just incredible views and such tasty food. Wine list was very comprehensive, including nice list of reds and whites in half bottle sizesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/12/2014My wife and I stayed on Coronado Island for the weekend and had a blast! The 1500 is fantastic and we had the best table. The waiter was so awesome (I cant remember his name). We had the combination dinner were you can pick from all the different items for a complete meal (best deal). We will be back for years to come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1500 OceanOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014Very nice evening. My husband and I tried this place for the first time. We opted for the $75 PP tasting menu. First and Second courses were very good. We both got halibut main dishes. It was a little bland and short on accompanying veggies and potatoes. Wine prices were very expensive although you can get half bottles. Also saw people bringing their own wine. Don't know what the corkage fee is. Even though we had made reservations a week ahead of time, still didn't get an outside table. I think the overall ambiance would have been much nicer. Restaurant itself is not that well decorated. The restaurant validates but we didn't know that when we parked off of the hotel property. A nice evening, not over the top for the money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatCharlesVIPDined on 7/11/2014Really nice place ... We eat at all the top restaraunts in San Diego and this is in the top3Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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FREE if you pay with your Debenhams card
FREE delivery on all orders over £30 (normally £3.99)
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Debenhams is happy to exchange or refund your purchase within 28 days providing the goods are in a fully resaleable condition (including tags) and not within the exclusion policy*. This policy does not affect your statutory rights. You can return unwanted items either by visiting your local store (the fastest way to get a refund), by arranging a courier collection or returning by post. Exclusions apply to selected products. For instructions on how to return products and information on Debenhams refund policy visit the returns and refunds section of the website.