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Green Builder Media had the honor of celebrating Earth Day this year at Epcot® in the Walt Disney World® Resort as we launched the VISION House® in INNOVENTIONS, a three-year green show home exhibit that educates consumers about sustainable living.
With this one exhibit, we had the challenge of reaching a broad spectrum of people—ranging from those who don't have access to information about sustainable living to those who are quite savvy. Because of this, we had to create a robust experience, sprinkling the script with fundamental green concepts and backing them up with innovative products and intelligent systems like the Nexia whole home automation system, Boral smog eating tile roof, and Hanwha solar panels.
As crowds toured through the exhibit on Sunday, the influence of the VISION House in INNOVENTIONS was undeniable. A bastion of tranquility, the exhibit successfully marries sustainability with a sense of peace. I observed as guests visibly relaxed when they entered the home, opening their hearts and minds to the green living concepts presented to them. It was delightful and rewarding to see our hard work translate into such an impactful and immersive experience.
While the VISION House in INNOVENTIONS is inspirational and attainable, the consumer-focused online platform that we have created to accompany the onsite exhibit is aspirational and transformative.
On www.visionhousegreen.com, you'll find section of the website focused on adults, filled with practical, how-to information, including tips for greener living, green product information, blogs, and hands-on videos.
You'll also encounter a kid's portion of the site, which includes dynamic games and entertaining content. Don't miss our cast of zany VISION Tales characters, including the Hugo, Nadine, Samantha, Roberto, and Anita Monteverde—the family that lives in the VISION House in Innoventions—as well as their friends and neighbors, all working together in their eccentric ways to reduce our collective footprint on our planet.
Additionally, we've included pages that help teachers understand how they can effectively relay the message of sustainable living to their students.
We encourage you to send your homebuyers to the fun, inspirational, and consumer-friendly www.visionhousegreen.com website for information about how they can live more sustainably. Please keep in mind that www.visionhousegreen.com is brand new and will evolve over the coming months, so please be sure to check back regularly for new episodes of VISION Tales and other innovative content!
A sincere thanks to our sponsors Trane, Schlage, Siemens, Boral, Hanwha Solar, Panasonic, Pella, Schott, National Fire Protection Association, Armstrong, and Kohler for helping to make the VISION House in INNOVENTIONS happen!
Stay tuned for the launch of our next exciting VISION House project in Los Angeles, a beautiful contemporary Californian home constructed by Structure Homes! Watch the evolution of our VISION House Series on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/GreenBuilderMedia and Twitter (@GreenBuilderMag and @VISIONHouseGBM).
Have feedback about the VISION House in INNOVENTIONS or want to join us at the launch of the VISION House LA? Write to me at email@example.com or follow me on Twitter @SaraGBM.
For more information about green building and sustainable living, visit www.greenbuildermag.com, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter @greenbuildermag for regular updates and breaking news.
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Earth Day is on Green Builder Media's calendar in a big way this year. In collaboration with Walt Disney Imagineering and our generous sponsors, Green Builder Media is proud to announce the launch of our much-anticipated VISION House® in INNOVENTIONS exhibit at Epcot® in the Walt Disney World® Resort.
Through the VISION House in INNOVENTIONS, we will not only have the opportunity to educate millions of consumers about sustainable living, but we'll be able to manifest our corporate mission to effect meaningful, positive change for a better world.
Opening on Earth Day (April 22), the VISION House® in INNOVENTIONS helps guests understand that sustainability is a mindset defined by personal lifestyle choices. By showcasing advanced green products and demonstrating a wide spectrum of cost-effective, sustainable options, the innovative exhibit provides homeowners with real solutions for contemporary green living.
The VISION House® in INNOVENTIONS exhibit will highlight the major themes of whole-home automation, energy generation and efficiency, water conservation, indoor environment quality, security, high-performance materials, durability, and fire protection.
As guests tour the home, they will encounter intelligent products and advanced technologies, such as:
• High efficiency heating and cooling systems and controls and innovative whole-home automation system and door hardware by Ingersoll Rand
• Electronic vehicle charging station by SIEMENS
• Chevy Volt electric vehicle by GM
• Photovoltaic solar panels from Hanwha Solar
• Durable and environmentally friendly exterior systems, including smog-eating tile roofs, cultured stone, bricks, permeable pavers, and trim by Boral
• Ventilation solutions by Panasonic
• Energy efficient windows and doors from Pella
• High performance glass products by Schott
• Fire sprinkler information from the National Fire Protection Association
• Sustainable hardwood flooring and cabinets from Armstrong World Industries
• Water-conserving fixtures, faucets, showerheads, and home standby generators by KOHLER
• ENERGY STAR certified home appliances by Bosch
• LED lighting solutions by SYLVANIA
If you're planning to be in Orlando on Earth Day, we hope that you find your way to Epcot® to join us for our launch gala! We'd love to share the excitement with you.
If you can't join the festivities in person, follow the day as it unfolds through our postings on Facebook and Twitter (@GreenBuilderMag and @VISIONHouseGBM).
Thanks for your continued support of Green Builder Media, which makes magic possible.
Interested in learning more about the VISION House in INNOVENTIONS? Write to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow me on Twitter @SaraGBM.
Posted: 4/12/2012 2:08:21 PM by
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Yesterday, I listened to an interesting discussion via webinar between Ron Jones, President of Green Builder Media, CR Herro, VP of Environmental Affairs at production builder Meritage Homes, and Chad Ray from small volume builder Olde Heritage Builders & Realty. The webinar, hosted on Green Builder Media's Impact Series: Game Changers in Sustainability program, explored the urgent need for mass, exponential change in way that we build and value homes, as well as policy tools, such as the SAVE Act, that could lead to this change.
Although there have been extraordinary advancements in smart technologies, green products, and sophisticated building science techniques, the way that we construct homes hasn't changed for decades. According to Herro, most of our existing housing stock uses twice as much energy and water than is necessary, resulting in $1.2 billion of annual waste that could otherwise be directed into job creation and bolstering the economy.
Herro and Ray both advocated that it's the job of the builder and architect to work closely with the homeowner to bridge the current performance gap in homes by employing sound building science and specifying green products.
Ray stated that his biggest challenge isn't convincing his clients that green homes are better homes. "When I relay to my customers that I can reduce their costs, lower their maintenance, extend the durability of their home, improve their indoor air quality, increase their home's value, and have a lighter impact on the environment, they get it," he says.
This aligns with the results from a recent Green Builder Media market study, in which 42% of building professionals reported that the biggest driver for the green building market is consumer demand (34% reported the biggest driver is advances in green technologies, and 31% named personal interest), and that clients have the most influence on selecting green products.
So, where does the gap between knowledge and performance reside? Herro and Ray both lamented that it's the other service providers who have a major influence on homebuyers at the point of purchase (the ones that the homebuyers are actually paying to advise them)—namely the realtors, lenders, and appraisers—that are perpetuating the disconnect.
What's the solution? Herro states that by implementing legislation like the SAVE Act that would modernize valuation, appraisal, and lending practices so that they accurately measure and reward energy efficiency, we could not only address today's major performance problems, but we could also redirect the money wasted on underperforming homes to be spent on more sustainable innovation and we could save the average homeowner as much as $144,000 over the course of a 30-year mortgage.
Good business value. Good sense. Not much to lose here.
For more on this topic and Green Builder Media's Impact Series webinar program, visit www.greenbuildermag.com/impactseries. You can view this webinar and others in our archives at http://www.greenbuildermag.com/ImpactSeries/Archive.
How do you think we can bridge the gap between education and performance? Write to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow me on Twitter @SaraGBM.
Posted: 4/5/2012 2:14:34 PM by
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Tracy Police Department neighborhood resource officer Miguel Contreras said the department was approached about two months ago about the lack of enforcement of the 2-hour parking law.
The enforcement had lapsed in recent years. Parking in front of the Tracy Press, for example, has not been enforced strictly for several years.
Contreras did not know when official enforcement faded, but he said police have always enforced rules regarding handicap spaces and fire zones.
Warning notices began circulating through downtown on Monday, Oct. 1, alerting businesses and patrons that a stricter enforcement will begin soon, according to Contreras.
Some businesses depend on short-stay traffic, he said, and there was a concern that some cars parked all day in the same spot were taking up spaces for potential customers.
After walking through downtown, talking to merchants and meeting with business owners, the police department decided to enforce the time limit more strictly, Contreras said.
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The enforcement will go into effect in November, Contreras said, adding that it will be a time-consuming operation.
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"I would like parking spaces made readily available to the retail customers who go in and out all day long," he said. "My employees are not allowed to park on the street — they park in the lot behind."
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A female student in Saudi Arabia died after male paramedics were allegedly denied access to the female-only campus, according to Gulf News.
Amna Bawazeer, a postgraduate student at the College of Social Studies at King Saud University, died of a heart attack Thursday while finishing her course schedule for the upcoming semester.
Students at the university claim that male paramedics were barred from entering the campus because Bawazeer was not covered, even though standard Islamic practices are relaxed in certain cases.
"Islam is a religion that facilitates practices, and the religious rule, in exceptional situations, are relaxed," one student told the local paper, Okaz. "We do not see any necessity that is more pressing than rescuing the life of a human being from imminent death."
But Badran al Omar, the university's rector, said the paramedics were, in fact, allowed access to the campus.
"They called the ambulance at 12:35 p.m. and ambulance staff was there by 12:45 p.m. and entered immediately. There was no barring them at all. They entered from a side door," al Omar told the Associated Press.
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The order was issued earlier this week after a water main break.
The city, in Atchison County, has fixed the break, but citizens were warned to boil water before consumption.
Kristina M. Swinford, 32, was indicted in U.S. District Court on Tuesday for conspiracy to commit murder.
The Sallie House is supposedly haunted by a young girl who died during an appendix operation years ago.
Authorities say the mother and daughter were walking in or out of the store, when a 50-year-old woman apparently slammed on the gas instead of the brakes.
Police used surveillance video to help track down information in the case. The investigation led them to two men and a woman.
At a city council planning session, Public Works Department staff detailed a list of sewer projects the city needs done before 2025.
An accident early Monday morning sent a Savannah man to the hospital in serious condition.
Dr. Steven Rosenak's practice unveiled a play room to spread awareness about eye health for children.
As the five-year anniversary of Patricia Kimmi's murder approaches, her family wants to give back to those who have helped them search for their mother.
The weather has been nearly perfect for pumpkin growers
Construction is expected to begin in mid October.
The ballots had to be reprinted after an appeals court ordered a wording change to Amendment 6, which would establish early voting.
The health department will hold a flu vaccine clinic on October 1 for anyone 19 and older.
The Missouri Department of Transportation closed the bridge, just east of Mailtland, last Monday after concerns that recent flooding may have caused excessive scouring.
Prices at the pump are as low as $3.05 in parts of St. Joseph.
A northwest Missouri woman collided with a train late Sunday evening just outside of Rushville.
Parents as Teachers and Domesti Pups partnered together to teach young children how to approach and train dogs.
The state already has certain requirements as far as learning government, but a new test would expand on it.
A woman pulled out of a burning home by a helpful neighbor early Saturday morning is now dealing with the aftermath.
The clinic will close on Friday, October 31.
Runners and walkers took part in a 5K run Saturday morning in memory of a fallen police officer.
B-Fit competed against their gym in Smithville in the inaugural event.
A new learning center at Oak Grove Elementary held an open house for kids and parents.
The second annual festival had Irish music, food and beverages.
The accident happened Saturday afternoon east of St. Joseph.
The Southside Fall Festival has everything from food and games, to live music and even a car show.
Before the big festival, the parade brought out thousands to grab candy and watch floats go by. One group used their float to attract new members.
The fire happened southeast of St. Joseph around midnight on Saturday morning.
Frustration and anger coming from St. Joseph families as they walk through Ashland Cemetery to see downed trees covering their loved ones headstones, weeds all over the place and overgrown grass.
Their more than seven month mission took them to Afghanastan to support marine and other troop efforts. A happy reunion was held at KCI airport Friday afternoon.
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After weeks of speculation as to when "Roar" singer Katy Perry and hunky boyfriend John Mayer were going to get engaged, it seems like the duo may have taken the next step. Although there's no word from Perry's camp, Katy's wearing a diamond ring on her ring finger at the MTV European Music Awards (EMAs) in Amsterdam. The singer sported the finger bling (right) on the red carpet along with a structured silver dress that just screams Mad Men.
This comes just days after a source told E! News that Katy and John's engagement is inevitable and labeled their relationship as "very serious." I'm TRYING not to jump the gun here, but I really hope that the ring isn't just a little publicity stunt. Come on, Katy and John are perfect together!
I will say this: the ring Katy's rockin' is really understated. I mean sure her and John seem like a low maintenance, reserved couple, but Katy's ring from ex-husband Russell Brand was much, much bigger.Of course it's always possible that she just slipped the sparkly number on the wrong finger, but let's be real here -- she knows what she's doing.
But back to John and Katy's relationship. There's no doubting that the two of them have been great for each other. I mean the second Mayer started dating the "Roar" singer it's as if he became a better man. A man who is much more calm, who doesn't say rude things about ex-girlfriends, who enjoys spending quiet time in his Montana home. As a huge fan of both Perry and Mayer's music, I wish the happy couple all the best in the years to come.
Are you a fan of Katy and John together? What celebrity engagement have you been most excited about in the past?
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marrying a player? no..katy..no.....and speaking of no..will stir do a mea culpa on the red lobster waitress they blew up last month..how she was called the n word on a receipt and then got ten grand in donations...well guess what..it was a fake...come on stir..step up
I love them together! Hopefully it all works out.
The ring is beyond understated, you can't even see it in this photo. I had to click on the link to get a look at it.
ugh, John Mayer? He is disgusting and whenever i hear him sing i want to ram a fork in my brain.


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From the day you find out you're pregnant until the day you deliver, it's normal to have moments of anxiety. It's hard to avoid—for the duration of pregnancy—images and stories of everything that can go wrong for you and your unborn baby; it's no wonder this negativity takes a toll on those who are expecting. While it's true that pregnancy is a time filled with changes and challenges, you don't have to live in fear.
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"Unfortunately, fear is an emotion that is all too common among pregnant women," says Dr. Joel M. Evans, MD, assistant clinical professor of OB-GYN at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and author of The Whole Pregnancy Handbook. But as fast as you can say conception, there's a whole new world of things that concern women as soon as they become pregnant.
Some of the most common worries pregnant women describe include:
- Am I ready to be a mom?
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- How will I handle labor?
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Although it's perfectly normal to have such fears and anxieties, it is a good idea to clear them from your mind as early as possible. Particularly let go of worries that you have no control over, such as whether or not there will be complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
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Obtaining peace of mind toward your pregnancy experience can be difficult for some women, but by trying some of these ideas, you'll be well on your way to a calm and collected path toward motherhood.
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2. New Hampshire (11-2-2, 8-2-1) — Coach Dick Umile saw signs in the second half of last season that 2012-13 could be special. So far, he is right on the money. Goaltender Casey DeSmith has been a revelation and the defense has been consistently reliable with a league-best 1.80 goals allowed per game. That has translated into the best offense in the league (3.60 goals per game). Junior forward Kevin Goumas is the league point leader with 24. The Wildcats are the least penalized team in the league and also Hockey East's best in penalty killing. They have the most balanced scoring with 17 goals in the first period, 19 in the second, and 18 in the third. Their biggest challenge? Peaking at the right time. Grade: A-minus.


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All the people inside the car died, including a 2-year-old child and five adults. All 6 passengers were not using seatbelts and there was no child seat in the car.
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That tight feeling in the pit of my stomach that comes out of nowhere. It's the first time all week I've been able to sit still, and it's like my body was waiting for a quiet moment to let the weight of your absence settle.
I saw your hair on my towel and almost immediately my stomach twisted.
Your hair is here, but you are not.
That was all I could think for a solid five minutes, and the thought keeps creeping back in when I least expect it, stirring a longing in me that I'm struggling and failing to keep quiet.
Why does the hair get to stay while the rest of you has to go? Why leave such an insubstantial but brutally heartbreaking part of yourself behind?
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111 Prospect Avenue
West Orange, NJ 07052Neighborhood:
West Orange
- Cuisine:
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The Manor - Fine Buffet Dining
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.themanorrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 9737312360x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday Brunch*: 11:30am, 12:30 and 2:00pm;
Lunch: Wednesday*: 12:00pm - 2:30pm;
Dinner: Wednesday - Friday: 6:00pm - 8:30pm; Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
Sunday Family Dinner Buffet*: 3:30pm - 4:30pm
*Indicates that Lobster is not available these times.
Wednesday Lunch Buffet: $28.95
Lobster Buffet Wednesday through Friday: $51.95 (Children 3 to 10: $24.95)
Lobster Buffet Saturday Night: $58.95 (Children 10 and Under: $29.95)
Sunday Brunch and Dinner Buffet: $41.95 (Children 3 to 10: $19.95)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, American
- Executive Chef: Mitchell Altholz
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: The Manor can accommodate 26 - 210 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Preston Postlethwaite 9733252060x
- Entertainment: Pianist nightly. Dancing, Friday and Saturday evenings to live music in Le Dome.
A word from The Manor - Fine Buffet Dining
Since its opening in 1956, The Manor has meant many things to many people. Elegant dining in The Terrace Lounge, their World-Famous Lobster Buffet, memorable weddings and other family celebrations, business meetings and dinners in their private dining rooms. Whether it be for an intimate dinner for two or a party of 200, The Manor has always been considered to be the premier establishment to make any event extra special. In addition, to The Manor's excellent cuisine and attentive service, you can stroll through beautiful gardens, walk past magnificent fountains or simply enjoy a romantic dance after dinner in Le Dome. The Manor is truly a multifaceted, total dining experience which you can enjoy anytime, turning any day into a celebration!Continued
No jeans or sneakers. Business Casual. Jackets Preferred
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76 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (61)romantic (35)good for groups (28)fit for foodies (18)great for lunch (15)great for brunch (15)notable wine list (13)scenic view (12)neighborhood gem (8)kid-friendly (7)hot spot (5)late-night find (1)Show More
- Amazing brunchTinkerbellVIPDined on 9/21/2014Food is never a disappointment. Unfortunately there was a large, rather loud party that was disturbing. Service was impeccable, as always.Special Features:
- First time experienceluvgoodfoodDined on 9/19/2014Heard a lot about The Manor, it's ambiance, it's food, however the experience says its all! Great place. The Mrs. loved it!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhylVIPDined on 9/18/2014Absolutely fabulous. Elegant delicious unlimited lobster shrimps abundant seafood. Carvings desserts etc nothing was missing can't wait to teturnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still StunningAwmullenDined on 9/13/2014I haven't been to The Manor in more than a decade. However, I couldn't think of a better place to celebrate my 40th birthday than The Manor. The restaurant is still stunning after all these years and left a lasting impression on my close friends. Thanks yet again for another memorable and enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!GordoDined on 9/13/2014The Manor is always great. I still have not actually gone to the restaurant with my wife (which I would love to do), but we have gone to the buffet numerous times. The food is always great and the service is fantastic. Even though it's a buffet you feel very well taken care of. We brought our one month old baby and they were kind enough to put us at a corner table as requested. I love the wine list. I also noticed that they serve quite a variety of wines by the glass as well.Special Features:
- Ambience has changedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Been here before with my husband and friends several times yrs ago. My niece is visiting from Australia and I thought it will be a good place for a last night together. A lot has changed - 3 piece clothing and no sandals for male was gone. it's more casual or very casual now. Even the servers are loud these days. The food is okay compared to before.Special Features:
- MarnyDined on 8/30/2014The food was excellent. I do wish however it was a little cheaper for the kids as they do not eat anywhere near $30.00 worth of food, come to think of it not even $10.00 worth of food. They don't need to serve french fries of chicken fingers as this is quality food. The pasta's and salads are good enought for the kids but they bailey eat so to go out with the kids here is a waste of money.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/30/2014has gone down hill Lobsters were not sweet and tough. Just not what it used to beSpecial Features:
- Great for LobsterApreciadorDined on 8/27/2014We enjoyed the lobster and the kids loved the many choices of desserts!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Special EveningrabbitDined on 8/27/2014A beautiful mansion, outstanding gardens, excellent food, professional/attentive staff--everything that would make a special occasion perfect and make us feel like honored guests was provided with grace and warmth.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok He Is But going...........NapoletanoDined on 8/27/2014We are going at The Manor for over 20 years but our last visit was FAIR!! FOOD: Prime rib well over cooked,Pork chop ice cold and dry ,,Beef tender tasty but ice cold,and service was the worst ever ,also after 50 minutes at table waiter (twice)asked ready for coffee)an elegant way to say You have to go .......this was my first bed review for this place i may try again and when i told the mgr on my way out also about not even offer a hot towel as they usually do (especially eating lobster) and he said We still do he not even said SORRY he told me to wait to get one !!!!!!!!!!!!! I said no thanks and left !Special Features:
- BrunchluvbrunchDined on 8/24/2014It is pricey but has a good seafood selection. Food is adequate as far as taste and selection. Drinks are expensive. Nice outdoor gardens.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy anniversary!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/16/2014Perfect place to celebrate our wedding anniversary every year, along with other special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Manor - Lobster buffetManorreviewDined on 8/15/2014From Friday Aug. 15, 2014. Eaten here many times before. Not sure why there was someone assisting on the lobsters area location. In the past the customers always helped themselves. Was disappointed in the food. Didn't seem fresh. Sorry but this is my honest review.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- would have been perfect iffineVIPDined on 8/7/2014would have been perfect except for soggy lobsters, and the waiter standing there counting on how much tip he got right in front of us. I gave 25% tip but I won't next time.
- ExcellentJosephDined on 8/7/2014My wife and I were celebrating our 38th wedding anniversary. We were accompanied by our son. it was beautiful mouthwatering experience. The service was fabulous and the ambience was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always the best !!!NayyVIPDined on 8/1/2014I come at least twice a month !!!!!! Best brunch in east coastSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just one bad nightFoodieDined on 7/31/2014I've been going to the manor since 1976 and this was the first time I've ever had anything to complain about. The lobster tails were dried out and tough and the lobster claws were raw and slimy. Everything else on the buffet was totally up to par, and fine. I guess after all of those years of perfection, it was due.Special Features:
- Manor lobster buffettoughbusinesstobein282828Dined on 7/31/2014Well its really a bargain, but I know they are reheating food from the day before. Lobster was dried out tough. Food in general wasn't very good. Husband had to run to the bathroom after eating the oysters. So maybe they weren't fresh either. Disappointed not going back.Special Features:
- Excellent as alwaysSuhaylaDined on 7/30/2014The food was excellent as always. I'm never disappointed when I come for the Wednesday buffet. I brought a few first-timers with me and we are now planning for the Lobster buffet. We'll see you soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very niceLeeagainDined on 7/26/2014If you have never been there, out is very nice. I have been going for years, it needs some shaping up as far as the interior. The rugs should be changed and the chairs in the buffet and ala carte rooms look old. Food was good some items were cool instead of hot. Could not eat any fruit from the dessert area due fruit flys. Overall my experience was very nice and if it is your first time you would think if is extra special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great evening at the Seafood BuffetColaDined on 7/25/2014Took a couple from Switzerland for their first time visit. It could not have been better.Special Features:
- Just okayMarkeyDined on 7/18/2014Most of the food was bland. Outstanding deserts, shrimp and cream of mushroom soup. They must hold a patent on the small lobsters they serve. Service was weak with no offer to refill my ice tea.yI would recommend this to a friend.
- Roni, New YorkRhondaDined on 7/6/2014I was initially apprehensive about the Manor due to the mixed reviews & I hadn't been there in 11 years. I took my Pastor (& best friend) to brunch for her 50th bday. It was excellent, although the prime rib could have been a bit more tender & seasoned. The turkey breast melts in your mouth. Excellent wait staff, beautiful decor & ambiance. The property is gorgeous. Great variety for brunch, a bit pricey but cool for special occasions! Kudos to the Manor for maintaining their reputation in a positive manner.Will definitely return & spread the word.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wednesday Lunch Buffetdk2786Dined on 7/2/2014My mom and I went for the Wednesday lunch buffet. While the people were nice and it was pretty, the food did not measure up. It was only ok. For the price, I could have gone to one of my favorite steakhouses and gotten the filet. The shrimp was meh, didn't seem too fresh and the rest of the food was decent, just not better than other buffet type places I have been.Special Features:
- not it used to beluv2eatDined on 6/26/2014I was very disappointed with the quality of the food. It was very exquisite and the quality of the food was great. Now, it seems like the place is a notch better than common Chinese buffet with lobsters. Very disappointed. Also, the lobsters were empty and had to wait till they bring it out. This was never a case before. The way I see it, the price goes up and the quality is down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the samefrogDined on 6/25/2014Our family has attended various occasions in this establishment for many, many years. From weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, etc. It was always among the best venues in NJ but that is not the case anymore. Service has remained the same but food has become ordinary and not prepared in the way it was. There is nothing special about it. Starting with the shrimps now being mediocre in size and soft to the desserts not having the incredible taste they once had. I guess like everything else once you have a name you think you can serve people food that is not great. Shame on them! They were once Number 1 but Nanina's has them beat by miles and miles.....
- royallenDined on 6/19/2014The lobster buffet is outstanding for that special event or occasion.......................Special Features:
- Fruit fliesFruitfliesDined on 6/18/2014My dining experience was less than satisfactory. There were fruit flies in abundance primarily around the desserts and salads. It made what should have been a fine dining experience feel more like a picnic. I expected more from The Manor. It made it especially disappointing as I was treating my girls out for having a great school year. Until this problem is resolved I would not recommend The Manor - Fine Buffet Dining.
- Attention to detail...MASHDined on 6/15/2014We've gobe. to rhe A la Carte here but never the buffet until it was thought of for father's day... my husband truly enjoyed the. treat with his girls. l personally was most imprssed with the manager taking time to consider my food allergy and walking me around the buffet to point out where food I'm allergic to was located. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Is good Before was greatNapoletanoDined on 6/14/2014We were there several times but lately we getting poor service (still good )compare to a few years back which service was GREAT I got the wrong beer I told theserver but didnt offer to change and my wife found several shells in sea sood salad she showed to the server he said I WILL TELL THEM at least someone could come over i guuess they have great business and dont need to do that Food is always good but i noticed they have less choices but we still go back ! We went there 10 minutes before our reservation i used the mans room well (2 other customers were there)there were 4 spots for paper towel all empty at 5.50 so we used toilet paper to dry our hands at a place like The Manor shouldnt happen i'm sure 3 years ago could never happen !Special Features:
- FabulousTinabkDined on 6/12/2014The food was great the service was great and we had a baby with us. No problem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Special Occasion PlaceHLMarlboroDined on 6/7/2014With excellent food in "unlimited" quantity, this is where we go for anniversaries and birthdays, etc. The staff is extremely accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great, but not what it used to beOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/6/2014Beautiful and elegant place. However, I noticed the food quality and selection is not what it used to be. I used to go there and have a hard time deciding what to eat because everything was sooo good. Now I have a hard time finding enough selection to eat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The weddingOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/4/2014We were guests at a wedding, 1980, when we got married in 1982, where did we have our wedding? That's right, The ManorSpecial Features:
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- Outstanding2good2beforgottenDined on 6/1/2014A complete experience of the finest kind! Ambience was excellent, the Sunday brunch menu and selection was amazing and the food continued to come even though we were the last seating group for brunch. Desserts were delicious and lovely. You could tell they were made fresh and homemade. Our table was lovely for the 7 of us and the kids had a great time choosing their own items. The servers were terrific and friendly and accommodating. They truly went the extra mile to make this special birthday event special for us all. I've been to other brunch buffets where the food selection was much less and usually cold...nothing like that at the Manor!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingfeldieDined on 6/1/2014We've been to The Manor buffet many times in the past. This year we went to celebrate our anniversary expecting stellar quality on all levels. We were disappointed to say the least. The service was abominable, i.e., waiter was nowhere to be found when needed, dirty dishes piled up on our table, on and on and on. I could excuse this if it was extremely busy, but there were many empty tables. The food was mediocre at best. We went for the 12:30 seating on a Sunday. The eggs benedict were practically inedible. They had an odd plastic-like taste, as if they had been near cleaning fluid! Many of the dishes were not hot, some foods had an "off" flavor. The desserts were fair. Unfortunately, we won't go back.Special Features:
- JohnnyJohnnyDined on 5/31/2014This was my first time dining at the restaurant and I was very impressed with the entire experience. I am looking forward to dining there again soon.Special Features:
- DisappointedMAC1VIPDined on 5/31/2014We have been here many times and I think the food is not the same quality as before. Food was just OK. Also we made our reservation a month prior and our table was not ready.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great for special occasionsshoes419Dined on 5/31/2014visited saturday night for my sisters 50th birthday patrice and david were so attentive- without me even asking they decorated a plate that said happy 50th birthday and sang for her - i thought that was so special to do - great place great food - such a great place to go for a special celebrationSpecial Features:


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Investing in working landsFebruary 21,2013Last year Act 142 established the Working Lands Enterprise Board (WLEB) and Fund.
Act 142 was both the jobs bill of 2012 and the agriculture and forest products policy bill of the decade. It established a unifying and nonpartisan platform to support the enterprises that grow our food, manage our forests and provide the economic foundation for the priceless look and character of Vermont.
With the Working Lands Enterprise Bill the Legislature invested more than $1 million in farm and forest products businesses and the value-added chains that can create more jobs, attract youth, and support the land in production for the future.
We deeply appreciate the vision of Gov. Peter Shumlin and his commitment to this program. His administration, led by Secretary Chuck Ross, Secretary Lawrence Miller, and Commissioner Michael Snyder, is overseeing the development and implementation of the Working Landscape Enterprise Fund. They and the WLEB are doing a terrific job, and the staff of the three agencies is inspiring in is work ethic and dedication to the future of Vermont.
Together they have built a one-stop shop to unite all the public resources that we can dedicate to sustainable economic development on the land.
Make no mistake. WLEB is historic and has a history-making role in both the future of Vermonts rural prosperity and in the success of the enterprises that preserve the land and character of the state we love.
WLEB has already received 378 applications from all around the state totaling nearly $12 million for the $1 million it has available.
We have a sector ready to grow, a sector that is attracting entrepreneurial energy and youth.
The Working Lands Coalition is a group of 15 prominent Vermont organizations who all recognize the value of our natural resource economy and our rural heritage.
I urge all Vermonters to support the goal of the Working Lands Coalition for a five-by-three investment of $5 million annually for the next three years in working lands enterprises.
This investment will have a transformative effect, galvanizing growth in this vital sector of the rural economy.
Seed investment now will have multiple returns in job creation, rural prosperity, and all the ecological, economic, recreational, scenic services that the land provides all of us.
All of us benefit from Vermonts working landscape, and all of us should contribute to the economy that sustains it.
Paul Costello is executive director of the Vermont Council on Rural Development and the coordinator of the Vermont Working Lands Coalition (www.vtworkinglands.org).MORE IN CommentaryProfessional football is one of the nations largest entertainments, giving inspiration to... Full StoryPresident Barack Obamas rollout of a military campaign in Syria against the Islamic State gets... Full StoryMost people associate New Years resolutions with the week after Christmas, but every Labor Day... Full Story
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Date of Inscription: 2006
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Brent Sutter has stepped down as head coach of the New Jersey Devils, citing personal and family reasons.
"It might not be the right decision for some people and that's fine," Sutter said during a Tuesday conference call from Red Deer, Alta. "I don't look at it like I am quitting on anything. I threw two years of my life and made a big commitment 3,000 miles away from where my life was and tried to do everything I possibly could to accomplish a goal.
"So by me doing that my life has suffered in other areas, and those areas to me are bigger than the game."
Sutter has a year left on his contract with New Jersey.
"Today was a big day. This was a big decision and I know there are lots of people who felt that the process was delayed for too long," said Sutter.
"But it wasn't a delayed process at all, it was a matter of myself thinking things through properly. It's a big decision, a career decision, but there are times in your life when other things have to come ahead of your career, and this is one of those times.''
Devils president, CEO and general manager Lou Lamoriello said the news of Sutter stepping down was disappointing but understandable.
"We respect the reasons for Brent's decision and appreciate everything he has accomplished over the last two years," Lamoriello said in a media release.
If Sutter is to become a candidate for the vacant Calgary Flames head coaching position, the Flames would have to ask permission from New Jersey Devils GM Lou Lamoriello to speak with Sutter.
Lamoriello would be within his rights to refuse that permission because Sutter owes the Devils a year on his contract and, technically, if he's going to coach in the NHL next season it must be for the Devils.
But if Lamoriello wanted to effectively let Sutter out of the final year of his contract, he could do so by simply giving permission to the Flames to talk to Sutter.
NHL rules do not permit for compensation so if Lamoriello were to grant permission, he would be doing so knowing he would be freeing Sutter of his contractual obligations in New Jersey. That scenario, were it to play out, would pave the way for Sutter to coach in Calgary.
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At the end of the day, it's Lamoriello who holds the cards on whether Sutter is a candidate in Calgary.
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