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Welcome back from your summer vacation. Now its time to get out of the sun, and get indoors and geeking out!
Its gonna be the fifth time for Frontend Drupal Badass'es that we gather and discuss & talk Drupal Frontend. We have done this since 2010 (Prague, Berlin, Amsterdam, London) and now its time for the bike loving city of copenhagen to again host a little Drupal Event.
At Drupalcon in Austin I took on the mechanical bull. I ended up losing miserably. Not surprisingly, it was recorded and sent out to the world. Because of my epic fail on the bull, one of my friends in Sweden (I'm Danish) afterwards called me out on Twitter with the #drupalcon hashtag and called me a "pussy".
I would lie (and would i lie to you ?) if it say that im not extremely excited about theming in Drupal8. One the bigger painpoints in Drupal theming is figuring out where the markup is generated from. In Drupal8 we have build that directly in, i did a little screencast of it & damn its awesome.
Dear Themer we the Drupaltwig group need some answers & advice from all of our fellow Drupalistas - We want to make sure that we are creating a theme system that lives up to the wishes of all Drupal8 users - but especially us themers ;)
I finally got to take a long & hard look at fields and why they have so much divitis + a solution of how to change it for Drupal8. It ended up beeing a ton of markup & css examples on a flat html page
take a look please provide feedback, here or on the issue or at my twitter etc.
The Drupal Community & the Druapl Association ( wtf! ) is taking a tough but necessary decision: kill the community track at DrupalCon - replace it with something that works.
Dear Drupal Association - you do know that I love you, but i have to get this off my chest. I have been critical, shouted, pleaded,cried, demanded, wished and I once (almost) gave up! I have tried all the ways I could to open up you eyes. Even that i disagree with so many things you do - Im still loving you.
I cant keep my admiration for the South American Drupal Community down! Both my arms are in the air. The reaction of the cancelation of DrupalCon Sao Paulo is to take matters into own hands, and setting sails for a 500-1000 attendees South American Drupal Event: DrupalPicchu in January 2014 "To celebrate the freedom and cultural diversity of the Drupal Community."
Its time for the electing the 2 members that can help the Drupal Association as they asked: … the community is asked to step in with strategic direction and new and fresh ideas through the nomination and election of at-large community representatives. In the last 6 years of hard community work ive gathered ideas & concepts that I truly beliv
Tonight at 22:00 CET im gonna be at "meet the candites" call, where you can ask me and my fellow 5 candidates all the things you wanna know. Fx. why each of us will be perfect candidates as the Communitys Voice on the Drupal Associations board, or who makes the best coffe or whatever.
No seriously you should drop by the call and listen in.
Its now time for the yearly election of 2 Drupal Community members to step on the Drupal Association board - Heres a quick n dirty run down & is why you have to vote: It has been decided that if you DONT vote for the Drupal Associations Community members you are not allowed for the next year to complain, moan or cry over anything Drupal related - If you do vote you have that right!
Today the Drupal association presented a new initiative for getting more students & grow the talent pool for the Drupal Project. This is done by setting x number the tickets for Drupalcon munich to half price of the 400€ - well that is if you're a student. This raises big problems about the future the event I see as the Heart & Soul of the Drupal Community.
Apparently my reputation is not as bad as i have feared!
I did a talk at the Yearly CommunityDay Event in copenhagen A cozy leaned back tech event sponsored by microsoft. This time instead of just standing n talking smack with Mr Hartvig Umbraco I got booked to do a little talk about the css preprocessor SASS.
This weekend we had the first Frontend United (FU) conferences- the logical successor to the European baased "Drupal Design Camp" thats the European answer to Design 4 Drupal, where we wanna focus harder on Developerment than on Design, cause you might not know it - but Drupal theming is actully a ton of development where we dont use an ide!
So im here in Denver, all tired after a first great great day at Drupalcon here in Denver
As promised heres my slides from the html4S session: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/51287/2012-drupalcon-denver-html4s.pdf
Thanx you all that came & watched it seemed like you all enjoyed it :)
& check out the http://mothershipthe.me
The European Drupal Design Camp have now officially changed its name to "Frontend United"
This time its gonna be the epic city of Amsterdam, that will follow up the last 2 camps in Berlin & Prague
If you take Amsterdam add a little Drupal & put some Frontend Love on top - What can then possible go wrong?
Hello IE7 it was nice knowing you - but Enough is enough so now from 2012 me or my company geek Royale wont support ie7 for clients unless they are willing to pay for that "extra service".
Sometimes you get a really good question like: "Hey morten can you come and speak about some cool stuff at Drupalcamp Stockholm" see if theres a thing I can do & do it kinda okay - then its talking for days about cool stuff - The coolest stuff imho in the drupal world is offcourse Display Suite - yup its not the mothership its epic cool 24-7-365!
Sometimes it happens that a talk about "all thats wrong" fires up my mind - Tonight was one of those nights. I sat down, dropped the sleep & plotted out a very rough draft for a Dogme Ruleset. Its been discussed numerous times over the last 3 years in quite dark corners, between those called themers in the Drupalsphere that there needed to be somekind of manifest.
Mothership - a clean up the crap "theme"
Miro - a open atrium theme:more info & comments
the progress for my premature daughter can be folllowed here:
Freya Rocks
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London Film Festival 2010: In Our Name Premiere Gallery
The stars of In Our Name – Joanne Froggatt and Mel Raido – attended the UK premiere of the film at the Vue West End in London on Friday (October 15) as part of the 54th BFI London Film Festival. The film follows a female British soldier as she comes home and struggles with the trauma of her experiences of the hearts and minds mission she was deployed on. It's directed by Brian Welsh and is released in UK cinemas in December. View photos from the red carpet…
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Read our review of In Our Name of find out more about Joanne Froggatt
Alternatively, read interviews with Joanne Froggatt and writer-director Brian Welsh
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- Interstellar (Matthew McConaughey) Poster Gallery
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2014 Men's Soccer Season Preview
Head coach Damon Rensing provides insight into what the Spartans have in store.
MSU Men's 2013 Soccer Season Recap: One for the Books
Take a look back on the 2013 Spartans record-breaking season.
Spartans Face Notre Dame in NCAA Elite Eight
MSU will take on the Fighting Irish in rematch in hopes to advance to the College Cup.
Spartans Advance to the Elite Eight with 1-0 Shutout at Georgetown
Lone goal from Adam Montague sends Spartans to their first Round of Eight since 1968.
No. 14 Spartans Compete in NCAA Sweet 16 at No. 8 Georgetown
Michigan State takes on the Hoyas in the third round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, Dec. 1 at 1 p.m.
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FDA Commissioner Revokes Approval of Bevacizumab for Metastatic Breast Cancer
On November 18, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg announced her decision to revoke the agency's approval of the drug bevacizumab (Avastin) for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer. The FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) granted bevacizumab accelerated approval for this indication in February 2008 with the condition that Genentech, the drug's manufacturer, perform two confirmatory clinical trials.
"Unfortunately, the additional studies failed to confirm Avastin's initial promise," said Dr. Hamburg at a press briefing explaining the revocation. The two trials showed that bevacizumab delayed tumor growth slightly but did not improve survival or patients' quality of life.
Based on these findings, CDER's Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC) voted 12 to 1 in July 2010 to recommend that the FDA withdraw its accelerated approval for metastatic breast cancer. Following an appeal from Genentech in July of this year, ODAC upheld its recommendation to withdraw approval for the indication.
"Sometimes, despite the hopes of investigators, patients, industry, and even the FDA itself, the results of rigorous testing can be disappointing," said Dr. Hamburg at the press briefing. "This is the case with Avastin when used for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer." In light of the potentially severe side effects of bevacizumab, including heart attack or heart failure, severe high blood pressure, and bleeding or hemorrhaging, "it is clear there is no proof of a benefit in breast cancer patients that would justify those risks," Dr. Hamburg explained.
Bevacizumab is still approved for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer and kidney cancer, advanced non-small cell lung cancer, and glioblastoma. Dr. Hamburg stressed that the "FDA doesn't regulate the practice of medicine," so a final decision on whether to use bevacizumab for metastatic breast cancer will be up to a patient and her doctors. "I urge women who are currently taking the drug for breast cancer to discuss the risks and benefits…with their oncologist," she added.
Future studies may identify subsets of patients with metastatic breast cancer who would benefit from bevacizumab. "I would really be very pleased to see Genentech pursue those studies, and we would of course be very open to the submission of a new application that would include additional data, including support for the notion of a subset of responders to the use of Avastin," Dr. Hamburg concluded.
Further Reading: "Progression-free Survival: Patient Benefit or Lower Standard?"
New Form of Asparaginase Approved to Treat Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
On November 18, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Erwinaze, an alternate form of asparaginase that is derived from the bacterium Erwinia chrysanthemi, to treat acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in patients who have become allergic (hypersensitive) to other forms of asparaginase derived from the bacterium Escherichia coli.
Asparaginase kills leukemia cells by breaking down the amino acid asparagine in the plasma. Asparagine depletion is selectively toxic to leukemia cells, which, unlike normal cells, cannot synthesize asparagine. The level of asparaginase activity is known to correlate with leukemia control and survival.
The FDA approval was based on the results of a single-arm trial involving 58 patients between the ages of 2 and 18 and a safety analysis of 574 patients between the ages of 1 and 66 who participated in a program to expand access to the drug. Patients in both studies had developed allergic reactions to asparaginase and pegaspargase, another modified form of asparaginase, both of which are derived from E. coli.
In the single-arm trial, the main outcome measure was the proportion of patients in whom a prespecified threshold level of asparaginase activity was maintained at 48 or 72 hours after dosing. All evaluable patients in the trial achieved this outcome.
Erwinaze is given as an injection three times per week. Side effects associated with Erwinaze treatment include serious allergic reactions, inflammation of the pancreas, high blood levels of liver enzymes, blood clotting, bleeding, nausea, vomiting, and high blood sugar.
Erwinaze has been designated as an orphan drug, a designation given to drugs for the treatment of diseases affecting fewer than 200,000 people in the United States.
Ruxolitinib Approved to Treat the Bone Marrow Disease Myelofibrosis
On November 16, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved ruxolitinib (Jakafi) for patients with intermediate- or high-risk myelofibrosis. Ruxolitinib is the first drug approved specifically to treat patients with this bone marrow disease.
In patients with myelofibrosis, fibrous tissue replaces the bone marrow, causing blood cells to be made in organs such as the liver and the spleen. This disease is marked by an enlarged spleen, anemia, and decreased numbers of white blood cells and platelets. Symptoms include fatigue, abdominal discomfort, pain under the ribs, feelings of fullness, muscle and bone pain, itching, and night sweats.
Myelofibrosis and other myeloproliferative disorders are associated with the increased activity of tyrosine kinase enzymes called JAK 1 and 2, which play key roles in a signaling pathway that is involved in cell proliferation and growth, hematopoiesis, and the immune response. Ruxolitinib, a pill taken twice daily, binds to and inhibits JAK 1 and 2, which may lead to reduced inflammation and cell proliferation.
The safety and effectiveness of ruxolitinib were evaluated in two clinical trials with a total of 528 patients. Patients in both trials had myelofibrosis that was resistant or refractory to available myelofibrosis therapy or ineligible for allogeneic bone marrow transplantation. All patients had enlarged spleens and needed treatment for disease-related symptoms. Patients in one study received ruxolitinib or the best available therapy; in the other study patients received ruxolitinib or a placebo. The primary endpoint in both trials was the proportion of patients whose spleen size was reduced by at least 35 percent.
In both studies, a significantly higher proportion of patients taking ruxolitinib saw their spleen shrink by 35 percent or more—29 percent of patients receiving ruxolitinib compared with zero percent of those receiving the best available therapy, and 42 percent of patients taking the drug compared with 1 percent of those taking the placebo. In the placebo-controlled study, a greater proportion of patients receiving ruxolitinib than receiving the placebo had their myelofibrosis-related symptoms reduced by 50 percent.
The most serious side effects seen in patients treated with ruxolitinib include low blood platelet levels, anemia, fatigue, diarrhea, shortness of breath, headache, dizziness, and nausea.
Ruxolitinib was reviewed under FDA's priority review program, an expedited 6-month review of drugs that may offer significant advances in treatment over available therapy or that provide a treatment when no adequate therapy exists.
The treatment has been designated an orphan drug, a designation given to drugs for the treatment of diseases affecting fewer than 200,000 people in the United States.


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"Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil" is finally getting released on VOD next month and we hope you get just as misty as we did when you see the new poster that's hit the tubes. The film, which follows two mountain men who end up being mistaken for a couple of murderers has been doing the convention circuit for some time now but didn't get picked up with a release date until recently. On a side note I would really appreciate it if the prick who keeps finishing the coffee and not making a new pot would cut the crap.
Holy crap has it already been 20 years since I rented "Subspecies" because it had a half naked woman on the cover? Time really flies doesn't it. Well now I can relive the disappointment of the movie not being soft core porn all over again because the good people at Full Moon Entertainment are giving the "classic" vampire flick a Blu-Ray release on July 25th. Unfortunately the only special feature on the disc will be the original "Video Zone" that appeared on the VHS for the movie but those were pretty fun. I wonder if any of those "Puppet Master" action figures are still for sale.
"Wake Wood" director David Keating is lined up to direct "The Cherry Tree" as his next spooky outing. The movie follows a 16 year old girl who chooses to have Satan's baby in order to save the life of her father. A choice facing many of our nation's youth today. I'm pretty sure MTV has a reality show based on it.
Ving Rhames has landed a role in the zombie apocalypse movie titled "A Zombie Apocalypse". Clever, I know. He's joined by Lesley-Ann Brandt, Gary Weeks, Johnny Pacer and Taryn Manning, who also happens to be in my top 5 all time favorite film hookers. A list coveted by actresses around the globe. The flick is currently filming in LA and is expected to be released later this year on DVD.
A North Dakota man went a little overboard with his celebration of freedom this past 4th of July and accidentally blew his own head off when the fireworks display he set off in his front yard got a little out of hand. Police are still unsure how the mishap happened but I've officially decided this is how I want to go out... For freedom.
I like this guy's style. A Florida man is under arrested after he planted black widow eggs in his ex-girlfriends mailbox. Now see, that's commitment. Most guys would just toss a couple live spiders in there but this guy was in it for the long haul. Good for you my crazy ass friend. Good for you.
Taryn Manning and Gillian Zinser have been added to the cast of "Manson Girls" which follows the story of the women who fell under Charles Manson's spell. Bill Moseley has already been cast as Manson which seems like a good choice because I'm 99% sure that guy is capable of murder.
"Detention" is a new slasher/comedy flick premiering at SXSW and today folks we've got a new post for the romp. The film focuses on a girl who is sent to, you guessed it, detention and must survive the attacks of a killer and make it to prom. Sounds just like my senior year of High School! Minus the killer part... and getting to go to prom.
"Humans vs Zombies" is pretty much the premise of every zombie flick but no one's ever used the title so why the hell not. The movie is about a group of students fighting to survive on a college campus that's been overrun by, you guessed it, zombies. Apparently this is also a real game kids play on college campuses, which sounds like an awesome way to spend your time in a place where booze is readily available and women are loose. America is doomed.
How the hell did this take so long to happen? A trailer for the soon to be released "Scream XXX: A Porn Parody" has hit the net and I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that even if they cut out all the sex this is still going to be better than the new "Scream" movie. Just so I'm clear though I don't want to see a version of this without the sex, that would just be stupid.
I don't care much for politics but a group in Nigeria is calming their local election was sabotaged after a large group of run away goats put the event on hold. Unfortunately for everyone involved the goats aren't talking. It's just like the old saying goes, "Goats, they can't talk". So true... so true.
I never understood the appeal of smoking but most people who are addicted seem to be pretty freakin' nuts over the crap. Case in point; is this guy Illinois who was caught smoking in a bar bathroom, where it's now illegal to be smoking in Illinois, opted to stab the crap out of the security guard rather then taking it outside. Is there black tar heroin in those things or something? Someone explain it to me!
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Following the successful release of her surprise, self-titled album, Beyoncé made sure to reach out to her fans on Christmas Day to express how grateful she is.
Bey posted a photo on Instagram of a handwritten message that reads, "Thank you to all the fans who contributed to making my dreams come true. I wish you a healthy and happy holiday. Love, Beyoncé."
She also posted a holiday card in which she wears a stunning outfit that resembles a tuxedo.
Beyoncé resumes her tour in February with a series of dates in the U.K.
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Finale time! Which means approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes of filler content and commercials and maybe 30 minutes of actual dancing.
The opening sequence is a lot like the one that opened the first episode of the season, with everybody making entrances and posing on the red carpet.
There's a quick recap of last night's performances and scores. To refresh your memory, it's Amber & Derk at 64, Corbin & Karina at 62, Jack & Cheryl at 57.
Back from commercial, Nicole & Sasha are doing a reprise of their "Hey Mickey" routine. Then Enrique Iglesias sings. His hair is sculpted to look very unsculpted. It's a marvel.
Amber & Derek were chosen to do the encore dance and Amber kills it all over again. Thinking about this dance since yesterday, I decided what I liked best about it was that Derek really put Amber out front, essentially making himself a featured backup dancer. In doing that he made sure we all saw how great Amber is.
At the end of the encore routine, one of the backup dancers does a flip up off the floor instead of just getting up the boring old way. Yeah, you're cool, dude.
We get a montage of the first three weeks of competition and some of those dances were completely crazy. Speaking of crazy, Ylvis is here to sing their "What Does the Fox Say" song while the group that danced to it earlier this year reprise their routine.
Before Ylvis came out on stage, Tom and Brooke were outside the ballroom on the red carpet. Tom jokes about how nice it is to be outside the ballroom for a change -- usually that would set off his ankle bracelet.
The female pros are all out to do a quick routine. It's a testament to costume tape and waxing.
Bill Nye is back for a quick segment, where he's being "rebuilt" for a comeback. Bless ABC for getting the rights to the "Six Million Dollar Man" sound effect. They're doing a cha cha, he and Tyne Stecklein, and dang if he doesn't do a full leap over her head and then some handsprings. Oh, wait, I think there may be some clever doubling going on with a stand-in Bill.
I rewind to confirm and yes, there are cuts here and there to allow for a dance double. When it's finished, Tom says "Wow, it was like sometimes he was a whole different person!" OK, so that seals it. Kudos to the editors for that segment.
Elizabeth & Val are back for a routine and, man, do I hate that she didn't make it to the finale. She's such a gorgeous dancer.
Onto a recap of the fourth through sixth episodes. They show Christina's elimination and now I remember who she is. I totally didn't know who she was in an earlier segment. So much for making an impression.
Christina & Mark and Brant & Peta are back to do kind of an encore. Christina & Mark start the song, then go offstage, then Brant & Peta come out, then both couples dance together at the end. It's pretty cool. I like when they work up these new things for the eliminated contestants instead of just rehashing the old ones.
And now a quick recap of Valerie's time on the show, followed by a dance to "It's a Wonderful World" sung live by Colbie Caillat.
Nicole's clip package reminds me all over again why I never bothered to watch "Jersey Shore." She does the routine that had a basket toss in it. It's also one where she's wearing little dance shoes and you see how short she really is.
Lady Antebellum performs and apparently my housemate went to high school with two of them. Alas, she has no good gossip from back in the day. Hillary Scott is wearing a bustier that's got the girls up and out and I keep worrying they're going to make a break for it. Her shoes are also hideous and should be burned.
More footage from past episodes. I never saw before that right after her elimination was announced, Elizabeth made the total 'I'm sucking in all the bad words I'm not going to say on national TV' fishface.
Bill Engvall and Emma are back to do their samba again and man, seeing the footage earlier reminded me that if there was anyone I wanted to see in white pants again, it was Brant. Hoo boy!
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AT DELAWAREThird-year member of the squad and two-time letter winner • will battle for playing time at forward position • one of four team members from state of Delaware, including Cape Henlopen High School teammates Rebecca Pepper and Maggie Delp • has the strong skills, understanding, and mentality to score and assist • possesses 17 career points on nine assists and four goals.
2013 SEASONAppeared in all 22 games for a Blue Hen squad that tallied a program-record 17 victories in addition to earning both the CAA regular season and tournament championships en route to the fifth NCAA Tournament berth in school history • recorded a career-best 13 points on seven assists and three goals • seven assists good for fourth on the team • opened season with one goal and one assist for three points in team's 5-2 victory over Ohio on Sept. 1 • also posted three points as UD defeated Hofstra, 6-0, on Oct. 25.
2012 SEASONSaw action in 19 games while starting seven as a freshman for the Blue Hens • finished season with four points off of one goal and two assists • scored first career and lone goal of season vs. Albany on Aug. 26 • dished out first career assist vs. Central Michigan on Aug. 31 • added an assist at Temple on Sept. 14 • put up a career-high four shots (all on goal) at Appalachian State on Sept. 22.
HIGH SCHOOLLed Cape Henlopen High School to a perfect 18-0 record and the state title as a senior in 2011 for head coach Nicole Hughes • four-year starter in field hockey who scored 74 goals and 23 assists for her career • scored 20 goals as a sophomore, 25 as a junior, and 19 as a senior when she missed four games with an injury • earned second team All-American honors in field hockey as a senior when she also earned All-Mid-Atlantic Region honors • three-time All-State pick, earning first team honors as a junior and senior and second team honors as a sophomore • 2011 Delaware Field Hockey Player of the Year • three-time All-Henlopen Conference selection • competed in U.S. Junior Olympics as a freshman • also played basketball and lacrosse at Cape Henlopen • Key Club • National Honor Society • President of Marine Science Team • Student Council President.
PERSONALJaclyn Francis "Jacki" Coveleski ("caw-vuh-leski") • daughter of Peter and Staci Coveleski • born July 3, 1994 • finance major at Delaware • fourth of six children with two sisters and three brothers • older sister, Kaci, plays field hockey at CAA rival Northeastern • older sister, Samantha, played field hockey at Villanova and older brother, Max, played football and ran track at NCAA Division III Moravian College • father is a physician • mother graduated from Delaware and cousin, Josh Coveleski, played lacrosse for the Blue Hens (2009) • works as a lifeguard at popular resort Dewey Beach, Del. during the summer • enjoys snowboarding, surfing, and archery • Philadelphia sports fan • team's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) representative alongside Rebecca Pepper and also serves as an alternate on the board.
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 3 – 2x, last at Hofstra (10/25/13)Goals: 1 – 4x, last at Hofstra (10/25/13)Assists: 1 – 9x, last vs. Northeastern (CAA Championship – 11/10/13)Shots: 5 – 3x, last vs. Villanova (11/3/13)SOG: 4 – 2x, last vs. Towson (10/11/13)


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A luxury vehicle at less then a luxury price. by Dennis from Billerica MA. on 07/07/2010. Trim: 2010 Hyundai Genesis 3.8L, Owned 1 year.
Pros: Good handling, (3.8) more power then you need with 30 mpg @ 65 and 31.5 @ 50. Rear seatiing has plenty of room. Overal looks is equal to highend cars like BMW, Bends, Lexus, with very good quality on fit and function. 0-60, 70, 80 very quick and with rear wheel drive very stable. 10 yr, 100,000 mile and 5 yr, 60,000 warranty is great.
Cons: I would like to see a little more programable features like changing light timing, door locks, etc. from the dash or steering wheel. After quick acceleration 0-60 the rev down time is a little slow , maybe a second or 2. ( I heard they have a free program up-date to cure this, will check @ next oil change) The rear wheel drive is great on performance but some of you won't like it driving in snow. (being old and rasied on rear wheel, I have no problems) They should come out with all wheel drive as a option for snow areas of the country.
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Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett (6 January 1946 – 7 July 2006) was an English musician, composer, singer, songwriter and painter. He was a founder member of the band Pink Floyd, and was the lead vocalist, guitarist and principal songwriter during the band's early years, providing major musical and stylistic direction in their early compositions. He is credited with naming the band, but left the group in April 1968 and was briefly hospitalized amid speculation of mental illness exacerbated by drug use.
Barrett was musically active for fewer than ten years. He recorded four singles with Pink Floyd, the debut album (and contributed to the second one), plus several unreleased songs. In 1969, Barrett initiated his solo career when he released the single "Octopus", taken from his first solo album, The Madcap Laughs (1970). The album was recorded over the course of one year (1968–1969) with five different producers (Peter Jenner, Malcolm Jones, David Gilmour, Roger Waters and Barrett himself). Nearly two months after Madcap was released, Barrett began working on his second and final album, Barrett (produced by Gilmour and featuring contributions from Richard Wright), which was released in late 1970. He then went into self-imposed seclusion lasting until his death in 2006. In 1988, an album of unreleased tracks and outtakes, Opel, was released by EMI with Barrett's approval.


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DEBORAH BORDA's outstanding career in music administration has been distinguished by her bold, creative leadership and implementation of innovative business model changes, revitalizing each institution she has led. A highly effective communicator, strategic planner, and consensus-builder, she is widely respected for her record of transforming major musical organizations through a combination of artistic vision and fiscal responsibility.
As President and Chief Executive Officer of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, Borda heads one of the largest music organizations in the United States. She is responsible for the artistic, administrative, and technical operations of the Philharmonic at Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Hollywood Bowl, as well as the presentation of close to 300 concerts annually at these iconic venues.
Deborah Borda assumed her present duties in January 2000, and immediately reinvigorated the plans to build Walt Disney Concert Hall. Forging a strong partnership with Music Director Esa-Pekka Salonen, the Board of Directors of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, and architect Frank Gehry, Borda developed and implemented a multi-year strategic plan that encompassed construction, gala opening events in October 2003, and expansion and reconceptualization of the entire scope of musical presentations of the institution.
Borda led the search for Esa-Pekka Salonen's successor as Music Director, a position Salonen held for 17 years. The search culminated in April 2007, with the announcement of the young Venezuelan, Gustavo Dudamel, as the new Los Angeles Philharmonic Music Director effective October 2009.
At the local level, Borda has nearly tripled the number of concerts given annually, introducing a variety of innovative programming concepts. A wide range of offerings including world-class pop, jazz and world music concerts are now included in each season. Conceptual festivals combining music, art, dance and film, as well as interdisciplinary and multimedia performances, such as the adventurous Tristan Project, have become seasonal centerpieces. In 2009, luminary composer John Adams was appointed Creative Chair, reinforcing Borda's and the LA Phil's unwavering commitment to the composers of today. In 2009 Borda established a new music fund in honor of Esa-Pekka Salonen to support the commissioning and performance of new works. Recognizing the organization's commitment to these principles, the LA Phil has been honored by the American League of Orchestras with the Morton Gould Award for Innovative Programming for the last two years in a row.
Borda has created groundbreaking educational programs and school partnerships, forging strong bonds with the greater Los Angeles community by making music more accessible to new generations of concertgoers. Successful initiatives with Dudamel include YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles), which provides access to instrumental and orchestral education in underserved communities throughout Los Angeles, inspired by El Sistema, the Venezuelan music education system that nurtured Gustavo Dudamel. The immediate success of YOLA's first site, EXPO Center Youth Orchestra, led to the opening of a second site, YOLA at HOLA in 2010. To provide an opportunity for promising young conductors from around the globe to develop their craft and enrich their musical experience through personal mentorship, Borda launched the Dudamel Fellowship Program in 2009.
Borda has raised the orchestra's profile by securing tours and residencies in North America, Europe and Asia, and increasing opportunities for audiences worldwide to experience the LA Phil's adventurous repertoire. History was made in 2011 with the first-ever LA Phil LIVE presentation featuring a full concert performance broadcast live from the Walt Disney Concert Hall to audiences in over 450 movie theaters across the U.S. and Canada. Full performances of the LA Phil's Opening Night Galas in 2009 and 2010 were broadcast internationally on PBS' highly acclaimed series, Great Performances. Under Borda's leadership, radio broadcasts by the Philharmonic have resumed, and the LA Phil is leading the way into the online age with a variety of new digital platforms including smart phone apps and games. Through a partnership with Deutsche Grammophon, audio recordings of concerts throughout the season are made available for download via iTunes. A live video recording of the LA Phil led by Gustavo Dudamel in the world premiere of John Adams' City Noir and Mahler's Symphony No. 1 marked the first-ever classical concert video to be released on iTunes. And, ¡Bienvenido Gustavo!, a day of free performances at the Hollywood Bowl on October 3, 2009, welcoming Dudamel to Los Angeles was webcast live.
Deborah Borda came to Los Angeles after nearly a decade as Executive Director of the New York Philharmonic, which she guided through a period of artistic growth and fiscal reform. Her appointment there in 1991 made her the first woman in recent history to manage a major American symphony orchestra. She led the planning for the orchestra's 150th anniversary celebration, which provided an opportunity to launch a host of innovative new programs such as American Classics, the Rush Hour Concerts, the Millennium Project, Children's Promenade, and numerous festivals. Under her leadership, the New York Philharmonic instituted live national radio broadcasts and was one of the pioneers in establishing its own successful record label. Also in New York, Borda set an industry precedent by negotiating a landmark six-year labor agreement with the orchestra. During Borda's tenure, the renowned orchestra cured a structural deficit and returned to a stable financial basis.
Born in New York City, Borda began violin studies at the age of 6, and added the viola at 15. After completing her freshman year at the New England Conservatory of Music, she transferred to Bennington College in Vermont. Following graduate studies at the Royal College of Music in London, she enjoyed an active performing career.
A summer post at Vermont's Marlboro Music Festival ignited Borda's passion for arts management. Her first permanent position in the field came with her appointment as Director of Boston's Handel and Haydn Society. She next joined the San Francisco Symphony, rising from Artistic Administrator to General Manager.
In 1986, Borda became President and Managing Director of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. Three years later, she was appointed Executive Director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, where she solidified a reputation for effective leadership through creative resolution of financial crises, labor disputes, and affirmative action issues. While in Detroit, she also oversaw major renovations to Orchestra Hall and the orchestra's return to that historic venue.
Deborah Borda is in demand internationally as a consultant and lecturer in both music and management, and is frequently called upon to judge music competitions. She has chaired the Music Panel of both the National Endowment for the Arts and the Major American Orchestra Managers Group. Borda has also been featured in numerous national publications and television news programs.


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Shocking and suspenseful story of an Assistant District Attorney whose son is charged with the murder of a classmate. Andy Barber has it all, a great position, pretty, popular wife and a son who is a "good kid". He also has a secret he has not even shared with his wife: his father and grandfather were murderers. Is there such a thing as a murder gene? Andy does not believe it and has to believe Jacob is innocent; he owes it to him as his father. However, evidence starts to point toward Jacob and there is a disturbing psych evaluation. Andy destroys possible evidence and tries to cover up things as he professes no confidence in a jury's ability to get it right. All in all a great read with very good characters. I tore through it in a day. Pretty well written with some interesting plot twists, a few clumsy attempts at symbolism are easy to overlook. Should pump up interest in Landay's previous works.
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North Webster tops Minden in overtime to take boys' title
SIBLEY — The 19th Annual Don Stahl memorial Tournament at Lakeside finished with a bang, as the North Webster Knights beat the Minden Crimson Tide in overtime for the boys' championship. Also, the Evangel girls beat Haughton for the girls' championship.
"We had a great tournament," Lakeside head coach Jason Gould said. "Saturday had some great atmosphere. It was a packed house with a great crowd. Minden and North Webster went into overtime, and the Knights pulled it out."
Montavious Smith of North Webster highlighted the Boys' All-Tournament Team as MVP. Others on the boys' team were Frankie Miles from Lakeside; Eldrick English from Loyola; Devin White and Lyntravious Gipson from North Webster and Reggie Seamster and C.J. Elkins from Minden.
Rachel Johnson of Evangel was the MVP of the Girls' All-Tournament Team. Other members included, Evandrielle Matthews of Loyola; Tiffany Lynn from Bossier; Ebone' Green and Mikayla Barber from Haughton and Leah Johnson and Jalisa Lafite from Evangel.
Boys' Championship Game: North Webster 59, Minden 53 OT
This game was close through most of the game, with Minden holding the lead at the end of the first quarter (17-15), at halftime (33-30) and going into the fourth quarter (42-38). But the Knights out-scored Minden, 13-9, in the fourth to force overtime, where the Knights out-scored Minden 8-2 to take the 59-53 win and the tournament championship.
"We played a team (North Webster) that is just freakishly talented," Minden head coach Alan Shaw said. "It's just unbelievable to have that much talent on one team at the same time."
Devin White led North Webster with 18 points and tourney MVP Montavious Smith added 15. Lyntravious Gipson scored 11. Gipson and White each had two three-pointers.
C.J. Elkins led the Crimson Tide with 13 points including two three-pointers. Reggie Seamster scored 12, as did Leondre Forbes. Tra Thornton and Dominique Walker each added seven points.
"I think we played, not necessarily our best, but our hardest," Shaw said. "We had great effort and chances to win throughout the ball game. Our biggest mistake came when we had a five-point lead and we kind of took our foot off the pedal. We started playing not to lose, instead of playing to win. We stopped attacking the basket and playing aggressively. But overall, I'm proud of our kids and they way they played."
Consolation finals: Loyola 75, Lakeside 54
The Lakeside Warriors fought back through the consolation bracket before falling to Loyola, 75-54.
Lakeside trailed 14-10 at the end of the first quarter, but out-scored Loyola, 21-19, in the second to pull to within 33-31 at the half. But a poor third quarter did in the Warriors once again.
"We played pretty well in the first half," Gould said. "I thought the kids played their best half of basketball all season long in the first half. They were focused and playing very well. But we had another bad third quarter, which seems to be a trend for us."
Loyola out-scored Lakeside 20-6 in the third quarter, and 22-17 in the fourth to make the final, 75-54.
Deandre Shehee and Frankie Miles each scored 12 points to lead the Warriors. Miles added seven rebounds and Shehee had four three-pointers. Lance Taylor scored eight points and Clayton Festavan added six points on a pair of three-pointers. Jamarrion Teal had eight points and 11 rebounds, and Davian Whiting and Darryl Moore each added six points.
Girls' Championship: Evangel 63, Haughton 44
Girls' tourney MVP Rachel Johnson scored 19 points to lead Evangel. Jalisa Lafitte also scored 19. Amber Brooks led Haughton with 15 points.
Girls' Consolation Finals: Loyola 43, Bossier 35
Taylor Williams scored 12 and Amber Smith had 10 to lead Loyola. Tiffany Lynn dropped in 12 points to lead Bossier.
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Evangel 63, Minden Lady Tiders 61
The Evangel Lady Eagles beat the Minden Lady Tiders, 63-61 on a shot at the buzzer.
"I thought we came out focused and motivated," Lady Tider head coach Jacob Brown said. "I thought we really played well."
Minden jumped out 18-7 at the end of the first quarter and led 39-32 at the half. Evangel out-scored Minden 16-7 in the third quarter, and the team's played even in the fourth (15-15).
"As a group, I thought we played some very solid defense," Brown said. "We played good team defense, much better than we had played the last couple of weeks."
Carmella Specks led Minden with 28 points and Antavious Sterling added 13. Metosha Gill scored seven, JaCourtney Neloms had six and Tyia Green had five.
"Carmella played well, and Antavious had a very good offensive and defensive ball game," Brown said. "Metosha and Tyia also played well."
Rachel Johnson led Evangel with 24 points and 10 rebounds.
Haughton 43, Northwood 38 OT
Chelcy Swint led Haughton with 13 and Mikayla Barber added 11.
Vernisha Stevenson led Northwood with 19 points and Denisha Henix added 10.
North Webster 65, Evangel 45
North Webster led 12-9 at the end of the first quarter and 31-23 at the half and then cruised in the second half for a 65-45 win over Evangel.
Montavious Smith led the Knights with 19 points and Lyntravious Gipson added 16. Dontavious Smith added eight points.
Minden Crimson Tide 78, Doyline Panthers 58
The Crimson Tide used a big third quarter to power past the Panthers, 78-58.
Minden led 35-25 at the half, then out-scored the Panthers 30-8 in the third quarter to break open the game.
Anfernee Red led the Tide with 16 points and Reggie Seamster added 14. Dominique walker scored 13, C.J. Elkins 11 and Tra Thornton added seven.
Jaylan Jackson led Doyline with 17 points and T. Jackson added 14. Lawrence Hester had 11.
Lakeside 69, Haynesville 42
The Lakeside Warriors reached the Consolation Finals with a 69-42 win over the Golden Tornado.
The teams played even in the first quarter (8-8) and Lakeside then out-scored Haynesville 13-8 in the second to take a 21-16 halftime lead.
The Warriors broke out with a 21-8 third quarter to lead 42-24 going into the fourth quarter. The Warriors then took the fourth quarter, 27-18 to make the final 69-42.
Jamarion Teal led the Warriors with 19 points, Darryl Moore had 16 and Frankie Miles added 13. Davian Whiting scored nine points and Clayton Festavan added eight.
Loyola 77, Haughton 62
Hayden Craig led Loyola with 16 points and Dominique Kennedy and Logan Robertson each scored 12. Ray Hatchett led Haughton with 12 points and P.J. Douglas had 11.


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Girasole Ristorante
- Address:
3108 Pacific Ave
Atlantic City, NJ 08401Neighborhood:
Atlantic City
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Girasole Ristorante
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.girasoleac.com/
- Phone: 6093455554
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Cosimo Cassano & Rosalba Morici
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please call for details.
- Private Party Facilities: With personal attention & the finest cuisine, your party will have an experience they'll never forget. Whether in a convention group, a company party or a birthday celebration, Girasole will make your occasion extra special.
- Private Party Contact: Gino Iovino 6093455554
A word from Girasole Ristorante
Girasole brings the charm of the old world to Atlantic City. From the moment you enter this bright, airy restaurant, you are whisked away to a Mediterranean café. The aroma of handmade pasta dishes, fresh seafood & gourmet brick oven pizza fills the air. Dine in the impeccably decorated restaurant or, in the warmer months, enjoy lunch or dinner on the lush garden patio. Indulge in a specialty cocktail from the bar & enjoy hors d'oeuvres, carpaccios & much more, all in sunny ambience.Continued
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Girasole Ristorante reviews from OpenTable diners
100 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (55)neighborhood gem (48)special occasion (42)romantic (39)notable wine list (27)good for groups (19)great for outdoor dining (13)late-night find (12)hot spot (11)vibrant bar scene (7)great for lunch (4)scenic view (3)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- They appear to be rip offsFluffVIPDined on 9/27/2014On our recent visit we brought 4 guests with us. Some of our dinners were good, but 2 of the dinners were not. When we received our bill my husband reviewed it and found two extra charges for $19.50 each that did not belong to us. When my husband spoke to our waiter , he responded by saying Oh yes, I made a mistake.Special Features:
- Excellent all the way aroundGinoDined on 9/12/2014Food is great!! Service is excellent! This is one of our favorite restaurants ! Best Italian in New Jersey!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Diamond in the RoughIknowfood13Dined on 9/8/2014If you enjoy REAL italian food this is your spot! I recently celebrated my birthday/engagement here and it was amazing. We split two half orders of their homemade pastas; gnocchi and orecchiette ; as well as the rack if veal milanese. I work in one of the best italian restaurants and rarely eat it out but this place is worth it. Reasonably priced and offer tasting menus as well. I have been to Chef Volas several times and although they are good this place food is way better. My suggestion dine here have dessert at chef volas!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and ambiencevickiVIPDined on 9/1/2014Consistently good food, drinks, ambience and service.Special Features:
- Amazing all aroundAwfulDined on 9/1/2014Amazing service , nice ambiance , delicious food. The food is authentic Italian food . This was the best meal we had in AC. Everything was cooked to perfection and my girlfriend and I did not have any complaints . My drink I ordered took a while to come out but bc of the wait they did not charge me for the drink. When we return to AC again we will be dinning here again. Note the pesto with linguine and pine nuts was so tasty and the cavolini was to die for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girasole foodjoek123Dined on 8/31/2014Superb selection of food and the pasta is to die forSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- egsbertVIPDined on 8/31/2014The food and service were very good. The noise level was the only criticism in the dining area inside.Special Features:
- Favorite Restaurant in ACJraftDined on 8/28/2014This is my third visit to the Girasole, we go every time we go to AC. It's the first time we've been in the summer, so the place was more packed than usual. I was sad we didn't get our usual waiter, but the service was great and the food as good as always. I'll be back in AC next month, and I will insist on coming here for dinner!Special Features:
- Wonderful SceneOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/24/2014Love this restaurant.Versace would be proud. Food,service,drinks just perfect.Special Features:
- Nice evening.dinnerfor4Dined on 8/22/2014After booking a table for 4 through Open Table, we received prime seating. We love the Italian at Girosole, but even our steak loving friend was very happy with his filet steak with garlic sauce. We dine there every time we are in Atlantic City.Special Features:
- Always good!chrispyDined on 8/19/2014The food is always great here. Nice ambiance. Good service. A little pricey, but worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect place for nice relaxed mealcarelle214VIPDined on 8/17/2014Had spent previous 2 nights @ Margate "hot spots", that were busy, noisy, hectic, but excellant food. This was a pleasure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful PizzaGreatVIPDined on 8/15/2014They sure do know how to make great pizza, love coal fired brick oven, simply the bestSpecial Features:
- Third visitOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/10/2014Wonderful meal my third visit this summer and meal or service never missesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deja VuDanBVIPDined on 8/8/2014The last time we dined at Girasole was 20 years ago. The decor hasn't changed! It was like walking into a time capsule! Even though the place would benefit from a renovation, the food was very good. The bronzino was excellent. The langoustine were also very good, but very pricy at $48. Many diners were getting salad and brick oven pizza, which definitely is the way to dine if looking for a more reasonably priced meal.
- Wonderful meal!tcamp0000Dined on 8/4/2014I found Girasole to be a great family-run restaurant with freshly prepared, delicious food and great service. The waiter could have known the wine list and selection better and how to describe each one (there weren't very many!), but otherwise, we had a great multi-course meal! Would highly recommend it especially if you'd like to go to more a neighborhood restaurant vs. the larger more expensive casino-run ones in AC.Special Features:
- Consistently good mealOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/2/2014I have been to Girasole's several times and the food is consistently good. The restaurant is a little tight and crowded so it makes it a little difficult to get in, especially for a person in a wheelchair, but the staff was very accommodating. The pasta fagioli soup was great!Special Features:
- Great Place!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/28/2014We have been to Girasole before, but every time we go there, we always enjoy ourselves! From the service, to the food, etc....Everything was wonderful!! We will be back & Thank you! :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BravoDaGoodsDined on 7/26/2014If you want outstanding, authentic, Italian fare prepared and served by Italians, then get out of the casinos and head over to this neighborhood gem. Very unassuming from the outside. Inside? Bellisimo! Atmosphere, food, and service are all top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disrespectfulVAfoodiesDined on 7/26/2014Disrespected from the time we walked in to the time we walked out. When we walked in we were not greeted. We had to find the hostess. she acted like we were bothering here. we were seated and forgot about for about 10 minutes before we ordered our drinks. 15 minutes later were served our drinks and placed order. 15 minutes later apps came out. 45 minutes later dinner came out. We were never asked for refills or how the food was. But, the topper was... as my wife and I were leaving she happened to look in the corner by our booth and laying on the floor (rolled up) was an American flag. My wife said something to the manager and again no apologies were made, only a "we will look into it." We will never go back there again!!!!
- Worth the rideAudiTravelersDined on 7/25/2014Was at a business meeting with 10 other men and found the food and wine incredible. Returned with my wife to share this great culinary experience. Homemade pasta was cooked to perfection, the seafood fresh, and an excellent wine list. Traveled 50 miles to enjoy the experience again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good mealKarlosluckVIPDined on 7/21/2014We had a very good meal here. But just very good. Ordered the way too expensive lobster tail as an appetizer and was a bit disappointed with the price for the size of the tail. Our ceaser salad was good. Our entrees were good, except my short ribs were cold. I would have complained but our waiter didn't come back in a timely fashion. The wine selection is very good and very well priced. A very good meal that could have easily been better with more attentive service.Special Features:
- Fwww717Dined on 7/16/2014This was our first vist and we would definetely recommend it. Food was delicious. Service was excellant and everything cooked fresh . We will definetely go back again next year on our trip back to atlantic city....Special Features:
- Awesome!!momof2Dined on 7/16/2014This is the 2nd time my family and I have been here. The staff is friendly, the decor is beautiful-Girasole means Sunflower in Italian so that is their theme but not gaudy, it's tastefully done. The pizza is made in a brick oven and the Tagliatelle pasta is homemade- simply to die for!!!! I recommend it for anyone that wants a homemade meal at affordable prices!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spectacular Italian foodluvgooditalianVIPDined on 7/14/2014And pleasant ambience. Sophisticated Italian: bronzino baked in salt is their specialty; An array of homemade pastas and boxed pastas: homemade papperadelle pasta with bologanese is my favorite; a selection of carpaccios--my favorite is warm filet with truffle oil and argula. Pretty restaurant and good service. Also have pizza cooked in a wood burning stove.Special Features:
- Great food, bad tablealamarinaDined on 7/12/2014I've been to Girasole several times and food is generally quite good. It is a little pricey but that's what you pay for good food and ambience. It was so crowded however that they stuck a table in an aisle and people were squeezing by it all night. With a reservation I expect a little better from a premier restaurant. Other than that, excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Foodgw72Dined on 7/10/2014It was our first time at Girasole. It has always been recommended as a place that has great food. It did not disappoint. Both my wife and I had a very nice meal and we would definitely go back.Special Features:
- AC's bestRonnVIPDined on 7/5/2014Always a favorite for the best food at the Shore. It is by far Atlantic City's best restaurant.Special Features:
- nancan1Dined on 7/4/2014Food delicious as always. Quicker than usual service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dined outside this time.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/29/2014I've had dinner at Girasole twice before with large parties of business associates and thought the food and service were very good as well a nice ambience away from the casino scene. My wife were in AC for just one evening and decided to go there for dinner. Since it was June and previous visits were in February, I wanted try the outside patio. It was a little sunny and hot until they pulled the retractable awning to provide some relief, but the pastas and sauces we ordered were great. Will go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girasole, Saturday nightHappyVIPDined on 6/28/2014Service was absolutely awful. Server came up with some lame excuse that they were just gearing up for Summer (6 days prior to July 4) in a summer resort area. Food was not much better. I would never go back.
- Very good food!2FoodiesDined on 6/27/2014We loved the whole baked fish! Excellent Mojitos. Will visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BonnieVDined on 6/26/2014The food was fantastic as it always is. We have been here several times and are never disappointed. The homemade pastas are the best! And I love that you can order half portions of the pastas so you can try them all.Special Features:
- Very disappointedste133Dined on 6/23/2014We honestly could not have been more disappointed in our experience. First, we walked in and there was nobody to greet us - we had to wander around the bar to find a waiter who gave us our choice of tables since there was literally nobody else there at our 6pm reservation time. The entire experience was awkward with the waiter and busboy not understanding English very well and barely being present. We found the menu a little confusing, but couldn't get explanations even when we asked. The waiter took our order and we did not see him again for 45 minutes when food arrived & our waiter said nothing to us. This was our 40th anniversary & we stated so on our reservation. We wanted nothing, but not once did any staff person wish us well.Special Features:
- Off the BoardwalkrobinDined on 6/15/2014This is an excellent Italian restaurant just a block off the Atlantic City boardwalk. Food was very good and pries were reasonable.
- Always a treatnoodleVIPDined on 6/14/2014Girasole remains one of my favorites in Atlantic City. The food and wine are excellent. It's vibrant and fun. Never disappoints!!
- ElvisDined on 6/14/2014Always always a hassle when u get there unorganized in getting things ready food always good service was good but don't go with a party bigger then four that's when u have some problems
- DisappointedSZL1Dined on 6/14/2014So I have been to this restaurant at least 4 times and always enjoyed it. This time the waiter would not order our appetizers until we placed our dinner order . We wanted to relax have a few drinks but that wasn't allowed. I asked to speak with the manager but he never came to the table . I ordered the veal chop and got a skinny breaded and fried cutlet with the bone for $38, really. Very disappointing meal on many levels for $400 for 2 couples.
- DO/ACallenVIPDined on 6/11/2014Wanted a restaurant in Atlantic City that was not in a hotel, not a chain, and preferably family-owned. Found it in this delightful place, with excellent food, gracious service, and a nice place to eat away from the casino tumult. Will definitely recommend to anyone going to AC and wanting a fine dining experience.Special Features:
- NYPIDined on 6/6/2014It is a great family owned restaurant that makes you feel at home!Special Features:
- The following 515 reviews are from the Girasole Ristorante reviews archive.


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MADISON, Wis. (WSAU) -- As the Affordable Heathcare Act, also known as Obamacare gets closer to implementation, there's a report out saying even more tax dollars are being handed out to help promote it.
The report Friday from Watchdog.org says seventeen Community Health Center sites in the Badger State will get grants totalling 1.77 million dollars to promote Obamacare.
Community Health Centers already provide medical and limited dental services to about 300-thousand Wisconsin patients that cannot afford insurance. The report says the grants will be used to hire about forty workers to help over twenty-six thousand more Wisconsinites enroll in the Affordable Healthcare Act or in the state's BadgerCare plans. The largest Wisconsin grant recipient is Family Health Center in Marshfield, which received over 239-thousand dollars.
Nationwide, eleven billion Obamacare dollars and two billion stimulus dollars have been set aside to expand family health center services.


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Watch Hank Johnson apologize for calling people midgets for ten minutes.
At some point in the debate over the propriety of Michigan's Right to Work law, Hank Johnson, most famous previously for his concerning speech about the possibility of Guam turning completely over, made a comment about the unions being a "little guy" in a fight against the giant of Michigan's legislature, referring to the unions specifically as being like "a midget."
Well, as it turns out, "midget" isn't a politically correct word anymore, and shortly following his speech, Johnson was chastised by an equal rights organization for using what amounts to a derogatory term for those affected by dwarfism. In response, Johnson launched into a rambling apology today on the House floor that…well…look.
So I can't think of too many words that can exactly refer to this sort of disability, but let me just say that in the grand scheme, I don't really see being called "abnormally small people" (and then being referred to repeatedly as "little people" distinct from pretty much everyone else) being any more flattering than being called a "midget," except that the latter has historically negative connotations, and the former is about as good as Hank Johnson is capable of doing.


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