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ASSE Recognizes John Mroszczyk of Danvers, MA, for Best Technical Article
The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) recently announced John Mroszczyk, PhD, P.E., CSP, of Danvers, MA, as the winner of this year's Best Technical Article award for his article titled, "Prevention of Fall Fatalities and Injuries." His article focuses on fall protection and fall prevention, as well as different types of fall hazards present on construction sites. Mroszczyk was honored with this award during ASSE's Professional Development Conference (PDC) held June 12-15 in Chicago, IL.
Construction is one of the most dangerous industries and falls account for approximately one-third of all construction fatalities each year. Mroszczyk's winning article focuses on the nature of fall hazards in construction, contributing causes of construction fall fatalities and how a team effort between design professionals, contractors and construction workers can have a favorable impact on the number of construction fall fatalities. In a detailed and well-supported article, Mroszczyk outlines the physics behind why falls are so deadly, as well as some of the reasons why falls occur on construction sites. He also provides examples of fall prevention techniques versus fall protection measures, differentiating between both and noting the importance of each.
Mroszczyk also outlines the ten most common fall hazards and examples of hazard reduction, including falls from ladders, scaffolds/staging, roof edges, structural steel, nonmoving vehicles, falls to lower levels, through roof surfaces, through skylights, through floor openings, and general falls from roofs. Overall, the message of the article surrounds the concept that planning construction jobs and addressing fall hazards at safety meetings is key to ensure appropriate measures are put into place. To help workers return safely home to their families injury and illness-free each day, Mroszczyk notes that the priority should be on fall prevention, not fall protection.
Mroszczyk is president of Northeast Consulting Engineers Inc. in Danvers, MA, and is a former administrator of ASSE's Engineering Practice Specialty (PS). "Prevention of Fall Fatalities and Injuries" was featured on the front page of ASSE's Construction Practice Specialty Newsletter, Blueprints, Volume 10, Issue 2. For more information about the Construction Practice Specialty and to view a sample newsletter, please visit http://www.asse.org/practicespecialties/construction/index.php.
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Former Eagle Hollis Thomas Says Bill Belichick Cheated During Super Bowl XXXIX
According to former Eagles defensive tackle Hollis Thomas, the Philadelphia Eagles should have won Super Bowl XXXIX and were only foiled because Bill Belichick cheated. This is based on... no evidence whatsoever. Yup, no sour grapes here. "We got cheated!" he said. "It's not sour grapes. We got cheated…I don't bring it up. But when I'm asked...
Phillies, Eagles shared chest of porn
Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium had a storied, and somewhat infamous, history. Fans threw batteries at J.D. Drew and snowballs at Santa, and cheered when Michael Irvin was injured. Eagles cheerleaders even joined a lawsuit alleging that they were peeped on in their dressing room by visiting teams. Former Eagles defensive tackle Hollis Thomas added another chapter to the history...
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The 1996 baseball season was the Phillies worst one of the past 17 years and now we might know why: they were distracted by a giant blue chest of porn. Former Eagles defensive tackle Hollis Thomas shared that nugget during his morning radio show in Philadelphia on Thursday. How would Thomas know about the giant blue chest of porn? The Eagles and Phillies shacked up together at...
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Former Philadelphia Eagles player Hollis Thomas was on the 94WIP Morning Show today and gave a great interview like he always does. You can always count on him to provide a good story or two from his playing days and today was no different. Today's came from the days when the Philadelphia Phillies and Philadelphia Eagles shared Veterans Stadium. Thomas said the two teams shared...
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Back in the early 2000s, a number of Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders joined a lawsuit alleging that they were peeped on in their dressing room by visiting teams. The cheerleaders said that their lack of privacy was common knowledge around the NFL. Suffice it to say, Veterans Stadium has a storied history. Former Eagles defensive tackle Hollis Thomas went on 94 WIP this morning,...
Eagles and Phillies kept chest full of adult magazines at The Vet
Former Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Hollis Thomas is a treasure chest of juicy information. The last time Thomas decided to speak out, it was to tell the media the Nnamdi Asomugha ate lunch in his car instead of with his teammates. The reveal was part of what started the perpetual hate Philadelphia now has for the cornerback. Now, Thomas has brought the world another hidden...
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Former Eagle, Hollis Thomas Joins Philadelphia Soul Coaching Staff
The Philadelphia Soul are nine days away from the start of training camp. Yesterday they solidified their coaching staff with former Philadelphia Eagle Hollis Thomas, as an assistant line coach. This will be the first coaching job for Hollis Thomas. Hollis Thomas joined the Philadelphia Eagles as an undrafted free agent in 1996 coming out…
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215NYE Presents Tri-State New Year's Eve Red Carpet Affair Press Release per 215NYE, LLC New Year's Eve Party at Lincoln Financial Field host by LeSean "Shady" McCoy and guests Tra Thomas and Hollis Thomas. Philadelphia, PA (November 2012) – Philadelphia has long been recognized as a city known for firsts… the first library, first museum, first…
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Over the past decade, scientists and public health officials have seen an interesting shift in the most deadly diseases and health risks in society. The risks associated with starvation and disease in children around the world, once thought of as the world's greatest public health crisis, are now being replaced with the risks that lead to deadly diseases in adults, and most of those risks occur in affluent western society. While starvation is still an important issue in areas like Africa, nearly five times as many deaths were caused by obesity-related risk factors than by malnutrition. The most lethal public health issues today are nothing new, but the severity and widespread impact of them might be surprising. These issues are the biggest killers around.
1. High Blood Pressure
Of all the diseases obesity can cause, high blood pressure is by far the deadliest, killing around 10 million people a year. Of course, you don't have to be obese to suffer from high blood pressure. It affects many adults of different ages and walks of life, and it's a risk factor for more than just heart disease. Your blood pressure can cause irreparable damage to your heart, brain, and kidneys, leading to heart attacks and strokes as well as kidney failure. The list of non-fatal conditions that high blood pressure can cause is also very long. Scientists believe that the reason it has shot to number one in the lethal health issues arena is because of how far-reaching the effects of hypertension really are, as well as the increasing number of people dealing with stress and a sedentary lifestyle. It's important for adults with high blood pressure to make managing it a priority.
2. Smoking
You have probably heard that smoking has gone significantly down in the past decade, and it's true. Less than 20 percent of the population are smokers, and yet smoking causes 20 percent of deaths in the United States every year. That staggering statistic is the reason it remains consistently in the top public health issues. Cigarettes are simply linked to an incredibly wide variety of deadly diseases, from heart attack and stroke to at least 12 different kinds of cancer. Over 90 percent of lung cancer cases are caused by smoking, and it also has long-term effects on your bones and arteries. Although fewer people than ever are becoming smokers, it remains very difficult for those already hooked on nicotine to quit smoking for good.
3. Alcohol
Alcohol abuse is a leading health problem all over the world, not just in the United States. While most people are aware of the damage they can do to their liver, they remain unaware of the many other health problems associated with heavy drinking. Alcohol can cause nerve damage, high blood pressure, and certain kinds of cancer, among other issues. But the most important factor in how deadly alcohol can be is the risk of drunk driving. In the U.S. alone, drunk drivers are responsible for 1 out of every 3 car accident deaths. And since roughly 100 people die in car crashes every day, it's easy to see why alcohol abuse is such a huge problem.
There are countless public health risks that influence the lives of people in many different countries, and staying healthy can mean something different for everyone. A snapshot of what's affecting people is a snapshot of the state of the world, the food people eat, the cars they drive, and the choices they make. It's up to public health officials to educate people so they can take the steps they need to take care of themselves in the future.
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mariserin 4 years
i LOVE my benefit erase paste. it's the only thing that ever will cover my dark circles on my fair skin. and it is super creamy!
4 years
Becca, Hourglass, YSL touche eclat, jane iredale, Cle de Peau concealer. I am a makeup artist and these are the best concealers I know of. None of these were mentioned. Stila? Mac? Benefit? Those are some of the worst concealers. They are dry and cakey and shift on the skin.
Allytta 4 years
clinique was one of the worst concealers i have ever tried. very drying. it was all about the eyes. i use rimmel or ELF and this cheap concealers are actually better on my skin than expensive ones.
idoleyes 4 years
I seriously cannot live without my Stila concealer. I use a concealer brush for blemish coverage and the actual tube for undereye circles. It's kept me beautiful through finals, pms, and long nights of dancing!
lilkimbo 4 years
Make Up For Ever and Laura Mercier are my favorites, as well. Benefit is pretty good, too.
lilkimbo 4 years
Make Up For Ever and Laura Mercier are my favorites, as well.Benefit is pretty good, too.
4 years
Benefit Erase Paste! I have tried endless amounts of concealer, and this is the ONLY one that works for my fair skin. I don't know what I would do without it. Although I'm not a fan of Benefit's other products, I'm a huge fan of their concealer.
Rosay77 4 years
Lancome Photogenic Concealer
Rosay77 4 years
Lancome Photogenic Concealer
Knight-Who-Says-Ni 4 years
Make Up For Ever. Best one I ever used.
Vanonymous 4 years
I love Aveda's concealer.
Vanonymous 4 years
I love Aveda's concealer.
esweet 4 years
Seriously Prescriptives custom-blend should be on this list, although they won't be around much longer. I just went and had 2 tubes blended for me, hopefully that will last a long time!
amybdk 4 years
Shocked not to see Laura Mercier on here! Me too. Secret Camouflage is the bomb-diggity.
amybdk 4 years
<i>Shocked not to see Laura Mercier on here! </i>Me too. Secret Camouflage is the bomb-diggity.
rach716 4 years
I use YSL touche eclat for under my eyes. Thinking of trying out Laura Mercier concealer for blemishes from all the rave reviews it's getting here!
coco-1 4 years
Without a doubt, best concealer is Laura Mercier!
Jessiebanana 4 years
Ugh, you're mentioning concealers without list Make Up For Ever? O_O or Laura Mercier?
taylvs3 4 years
chelsea- for blemishes, i'd recommend either the urban decay concealer pencil (easy to apply/reapply on the go w/o getting cakey) or laura mercier; she has one concealer that's creamier for undereye and a different one that is for discoloration and blemishes. it's much dryer and stays on very well.
fifthdaughter 4 years
I agree with you chelseacbboyl, does anyone have any recommendations for concealers for blemishes? I would love some!
Michelann 4 years
I do love boots, but I had to vote for other because Urban Decay's 24/7 concealer pencil takes the cake. I love it.
chelseacbboyles 4 years
Most people are talking about concealer for under-eye circles but what do you guys recommend for blemishes?? I'm currently using Murad Acne Concealer Stick w/ Salicylic Acid and it is pretty decent but I don't LOVE the consistency.
GLB67 4 years
Mally Beauty!!!
GLB67 4 years
Mally Beauty!!!
doogirl 4 years
Benefit's Bo-ing rocks! It blends perfectly and hides everything! Plus, a little goes a long way, so it's pretty economical!
thewavingcat 4 years
i've been using the kat von d concealer that is supposed to be strong enough to cover tatoos. i wouldn't go as far to say it can cover tatoos, but it usually covers up my under eye circles pretty well. unfortunately, my skin has been really dry lately and it definitely has been looking flaky and dull, but that's not the concealer's fault. i blame the winter weather!
taylvs3 4 years
I haven't tried most of the concealers in the pole, and I am a big fan of concealer (thanks to inherited undereye circles). I've been using Urban Decay 24/7 concealer pencil, it's wonderfully moist for a pencil and doesn't drag, and it's so easy to use on the go. I also like Neutrogena 3-in-1 eye cream/concealer, it's fairly opaque, but also acts as a light eye cream and has sun screen too.
fashionplate525 4 years
I currently have Amazing cosmetics but the color is a little pink for my skin tone. I have heard that Makeup Forever, TheBalm and Stila have great concealers.
bailaoragaditana 4 years
Bobbi Brown Creamy Concealer is my go-to for the undereye area; MAC Studio Sculpt for everything else.
beautyaddict13 4 years
I use Murad's acne concealer to cover up pimples and Neutrogena 3-in1 for eyes to cover dark circles
Gdeeaz 4 years
Amazing cosmetic concealer is my favorite. It's expensive but it works great.
NurseKimberly 4 years
LilyBiscuit7 4 years
Bobbi Brown for me :)
LilyBiscuit7 4 years
Bobbi Brown for me :)
chloe-bella 4 years
I'm a total makeup snob, but I've still never found anything that works as well on my under-eye circles as Maybelline stick concealer.
RobyTose 4 years
I've tried most of the concealers on the list and think that Amazing Cosmetics knocks the rest out of the park for covering under eye circles and the redness I get on the sides of my nose. Plus - the price is great for how long the tube lasts.
RobyTose 4 years
I've tried most of the concealers on the list and think that Amazing Cosmetics knocks the rest out of the park for covering under eye circles and the redness I get on the sides of my nose.Plus - the price is great for how long the tube lasts.
sexylibrarian 4 years
Laura Mercier here too!
sexylibrarian 4 years
Laura Mercier here too!
brilliance13 4 years
I swear by Benefit's Boi-ing! 1 & 2! i use 1 of undereye and 2 for other random spots that need coverage. I can't live without this! sad.... lol
kred 4 years
I agree with Idekosky - Laura Mercier Secret Camoflage
theglossarie 4 years
smashbox photo op under eye brightener!
ldekosky 4 years
Shocked not to see Laura Mercier on here!
4 years
I also like Sonia Kashuk's stick concealer. There's a greenish-yellowish-peach one that looks kind of sick in the tube but is great for concealing redness.
4 years
I'm surprised not to see Philosophy in the list, as The Supernatural concealer palette was recently touted here as being pretty exceptional. As a longtime user, I'd certainly agree. It's got great texture (melts in just like buttah), good staying power, and easily mixable colors, so you can adjust as your skin darkens or pales throughout the year. Highly recommended.
kittykat83 4 years
I swear by Benefit's Erase Paste and/or Boi-ing
psychobabble 4 years
I use benefit's eyebright with BE Bisque on top of it. It works well normally, but recently with increased stress I'm still looking a little like Uncle Fester!
polkadots567 4 years
Bobbi Brown's concealer stick does the trick for me!
sealver 4 years
MAC + Inglot.MAC's studio stick concealer is really worth the bucks, and Inglot's tube liquid concealers are practically the same thing as MAC's.
sealver 4 years
MAC + Inglot. MAC's studio stick concealer is really worth the bucks, and Inglot's tube liquid concealers are practically the same thing as MAC's.
nikisix 4 years
Hourglass Hidden concealer is great! I don't have too much to cover by I love the consistency, creamy but not too heavy and does not settle into fine lines.
pamelafroese 4 years
i love urban decay 24/7 pencil for undereyes and small red spots, especially on the run - and it dries down matte! tarte dark circle defense is also *amazing* for when i need just under eye protection. benefit erase paste is great but sometimes too creamy for my liking...good for around the nose redness though!
pamelafroese 4 years
i love urban decay 24/7 pencil for undereyes and small red spots, especially on the run - and it dries down matte!tarte dark circle defense is also *amazing* for when i need just under eye protection.benefit erase paste is great but sometimes too creamy for my liking...good for around the nose redness though!
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In a news release, the district and police department say they view Keene's schools as safe, but say the additional presence will provide an increased level of security and safety following recent tragedies. They did not specifically mention the mass shooting in a Connecticut elementary school last month.
Last year, a 14-year-old student shot himself in an elementary school cafeteria in Walpole, also in Cheshire County. Police locked down the school for several hours, but no one else was injured.
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- 1/2 cup matzo meal
- 1/4 cup potato starch
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound carrots, grated
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 1/2 cup white wine
- Zest of 1 lemon (2 to 3 teaspoons)
- 1/4 cup lemon juice (about 2 lemons)
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
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- Preheat oven to 350°. Mix matzo meal, potato starch, and salt in a large bowl. Add carrot and next 8 ingredients; mix well. Stir in melted margarine. Pour mixture into a greased ring mold or 9-inch baking dish, and bake at 350° for 1 hour or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Let cool on a wire rack about 10 minutes. Turn out onto a plate. Serve at room temperature.
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
A colorful side dish or appetizer of pickled beets and turnips. Sugar free, kosher and passover friendly.
In an effort to use up some organic beets, I'm lacto-fermenting them with some ginger to make kvass.
Purple pickled eggs, preserved in white vinegar and the prefect on-hand snack.
Feeling sugared out from holiday treats? Looking to preserve the last of the harvest? Try this easy, stomach balancing fermentation to carry you and your family through the bitter winter.
Kabees El Lift is a popular Lebanese dish, often served as a lighter side to heavy meat dishes. The dish sports a vibrant pink color, which is made by adding beets to the turnips as they ferment.
This recipe for pickled golden beets with ginger and star anise has quickly become famous. Well, famous at least with my friends and family...
More easy pickling. Beets, with onions in a brine including cider vinegar and caramom.
In this post we share a 100+ year old recipe for Swedish Pickled Beets. Canned with a simple water bath process, these pickled beets get their unique flavor from cinnamon stick, whole cloves and whole all-spice
Beet slices fermented in a brine with orange peel and fresh ginger. Perfect for salads, or snacking straight from the jar.
Pretty pickled pink beets. Not only do they add a bright pop of color, they don't stain like darker beets do.
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A recent cactus fiend
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Saguaro trio / Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix
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All of pups and seed-grown cacti have new homes - the final repotting before finding more permanent homes.
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This Cylindropuntia 'Mini Cholla' is always the last of the Opuntias to put on new growth, but this year took a really long time!
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Roads Water-Smart Garden I / Denver Botanic Gardens
Immediately upon entering the gates of the Denver Botanic Gardens, you are greeted on the right-hand side by the Roads Water-Smart Garden. It features both native plants, as well as plants that come from similar climates to that of Colorado, including the Mediterranean, South Africa, South America, and Central Asia.
Many of these species are quite suitable for my neck of the woods as well - thus, the garden provided loads of inspiration.
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Opuntia and Cylindropuntia
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Mixed planter: Mammillaria huitzilopochtli, Cactus NOID, Pachycereus marginatus, Cylindropuntia fulgida, Mammillaria picta, and Trichocereus grandiflorus.
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Update on Succulent Susan's zen kitty garden: Opuntia basilaris 'Baby Rita', Chamaelobivia 'Rose Quartz', and Cylindropuntia species.
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Last May, I helped my friend Susan create her first cactus garden (http://cactguy.tumblr.com/post/50195257339/i-am-quickly-turning-my-good-friend-susan-into-a).
Well, we had one of the coldest winters on record - and in many cases we dropped from temps in the 70s or 80s in a matter of hours. On top of that, we had snow, ice, and sleet.
Both of us lost some plants. While I only lost agaves and aloes, Susan lost her Ferocactus, an Oreocereus celsianus, and several Agave.
Today, we redid the garden, adding two variegated century plants in place of the Ferocactus, replaced the mulch with pea gravel, added a lot of new potted cacti and succulents, and even a yoga cat statue that I picked up for her husband while in Austin. All that remains from the first attempt are two Opuntia basilaris 'Baby Rita' and two Cylindropuntia. Quite the upgrade!
I'll try to showcase the potted plants later this week.
Cylindropuntia's this time of year …
I am quickly turning my good friend, Susan, into a CactQueen (with strict instructions how to make the mulch work with cacti).
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Outshine? Have you read the novels? Tyrande more or less becomes the avatar of Elune, and goes from fresh novice DIRECTLY to High Priestess (and national leader), Azshara is shown as much more powerful than Mannoroth and equal or near-equal to Archimonde in raw power, and Malfurion soloes Archimonde (right after he has killed Malorne, IIRC) and WINS, while Jarod Shadowsong, a common low-ranked officer, because of pure leadership skills gets command of the entire allied army AND duels Archimonde and fights him for minutes without losing. (Saved by the Bell, but still.)
What did Krasus and Rhonin do that would match that? The only thing Rhonin did was to teach the mages a few tricks, including Illidan, and we all know how well that worked out. And the main contribution to the fight that Krasus did was weakening himself. (Good job there.)


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You know how Kim Kardashian was spotted wearing a gold necklace with her baby's nickname, "Nori," on it? Well, it turns out she's not the only one who can't resist wearing her love for her daughter around her neck.
Try and zoom in closer on this photo to get a good look -- because Kanye West has a "Nori" necklace too! He was spotted wearing the bling while out and about in Los Angeles last week, but as you can see from this photo, he was also sporting the necklace while he and Kim were in Paris for Fashion Week.
OMG. Who knew Kanye was going to wind up being such a softie as a father?!? For some reason, I had him pegged as the dad who would breeze in once in a while and give his baby a snuggle or two. I never would've guessed he'd be so devoted to her this early on.
Ok, so I know I'm using the term "devoted" pretty loosely here. I mean, it's not like he's home taking care of her 24/7 and changing diapers and getting up for middle of the night feedings. Still, it speaks volumes about his feelings for his baby if he's willing to wear them around his neck.
Kanye is in love with himself all about being stylish and hip, so he must really adore North if he has her name displayed on a piece of jewelry.
Maybe we should give him the benefit of the doubt and forget about all the "Yeezus" stuff for a second. After all, he is a new dad, and having a baby definitely changes a person.
The necklace is as good a place as any to start as far as someone else being the center of his universe, right?
Do you think it's sweet that Kanye wears a "Nori" necklace?
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It makes me hope her real name is Nori, and not North
I, on the other hand, am obviously not as devoted to my kids as Kanye is because I don't have a necklace with their names on it, I only changed diapers, got up with them in the middle of the night to chase away monsters (well, the monsters wouldn't pay their fair share of rent,) and generally made sure they were fed, clothed and educated.
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day Reviews
Chicago Tribune
Best of all, though, the level of tension in the film is palpable because we can`t figure out how Arnold is going to terminate the Terminator.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
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A pop epiphany, marking that commercially creative point where the power of Hollywood meets the purity of myth.
Orlando Sentinel
Terminator 2 does work viscerally, however, and with this kind of movie, that's really what counts. No problemo.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
Chicago Tribune
The pathos of the film is the pathos of its leading character -- it is a magnificent machine, but a machine it remains.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Los Angeles Times
More elaborate than the original, but just as shrewdly put together, it cleverly combines the most successful elements of its predecessor with a number of new twists to produce one hell of a wild ride.
New Yorker
The picture is full of spectacular action sequences and dazzling special effects, but the narrative doesn't have the snap of the original's: it's lumbering and monotonous, and it carries a heavy-handed anti-nuke message.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Inside Terminator 2 beats a human heart. But its soul is that of a killer machine.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Seattle Times
Schwarzenegger is in impeccable deadpan form, milking his tough-guy image for all it's worth and getting laughs out of the Terminator's wooden parroting of slang ("No problemo" probably will be a catch-phrase to reckon with this summer).
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Entertainment Weekly
Terminator 2 is a state-of-the-art action movie, all right: It gets you thinking that the most reasonable thing might just have been to blow everyone away.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
TIME Magazine
A humongous, visionary parable that intermittently enthralls and ultimately disappoints. T2 is half of a terrific movie -- the wrong half.
For all its state-of-the-art pyrotechnics and breathtaking thrills, this bruisingly exciting movie never loses sight of its humanity. That's its point, and its pride.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is more comfortable and assured here than the first time around, reprising a role so perfectly suited to the voice and physique that have established him as a larger-than-life film persona.
Chicago Reader
As a fancy mechanism fueled by the pleasure of watching legions of people and equipment being summarily destroyed, this is pretty hot stuff.
Time Out
Structured as a simple chase, the story sags midway, but the first hour and last 30 minutes display an enjoyably relentless bravura.
New York Times
Mr. Cameron has made a swift, exciting special-effects epic that thoroughly justifies its vast expense and greatly improves upon the first film's potent but rudimentary visual style.
Rolling Stone
It's Cameron's show; he's the reigning king of movie pow, with dark wit and a poet's eye for mayhem. T2 cost a reported $100 million, and you can actually see where the money went.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Washington Post
It's a tank of a movie, big, powerful and hard to resist.
Chicago Sun-Times
Nobody, I think, will complain that it doesn't have enough action.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
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Few films have matched it within the science fiction genre for sheer white-knuckle exhilaration.
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I think that too much of what happens, especially in our politics, is that we accept it happening underneath the table. We go, "Well that's just politics.
My mom used to call it disagreeing without being disagreeable. I just think of it as a better way of telling the story well. I think any of my WashWeek panelists and any number of our NewsHour guests will tell you that's what they like about doing the show - the chance to explain why and how, and let the viewer reach his or her own conclusions.


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RIVERSIDE, Calif. --- Heading into Wednesday night's contest, neither California Baptist University nor Dominican University of California had surrendered a PacWest game.
Knowing they would be entering a battle, the Lancers overcame their largest deficit of the season to defeat the Penguins 88-76 and remain undefeated.
The Lancers continue their impressive start to the season, jumping to 10-0 overall, 4-0 in the PacWest. The Penguins fall to 9-3 on the season and 3-1 in conference action, no longer sitting in first with CBU.
Three CBU hoopsters finished the night with double figures, led by a dominating performance by freshman Ryan Berg. The rookie guard ended the night with a career-high 27 points, shooting 50-percent from both the field (8-for-16) and beyond the arc (5-for-10), as well as a perfect 6-for-6 shooting from the foul line.
"Ryan has tremendous self-belief and his teammates and coaching staff believe in him," said Croy. "With those three things, he's hard to guard. He's strong and dangerous from anywhere. It's pretty special to see what he's doing."
Ivan Patterson followed with 17 points off 8-for-15 from the line and Michael Smith ended the night with 10 points (3-for-8). Off the boards, Kevin Crabb led CBU with 11 rebounds, seven of which he picked up on offense.
Dominican grabbed a strong start to the contest, opening the game with a 19-3 run, showing the Lancers their first bout of adversity this season. It was the first time this season CBU had not scored the first basket in a game.
"[I told the boys,] 'Don't panic. I know we have a lot of fight left in us,'" said head coach Rick Croy. "Our guys do such a good job getting ready to play and I don't know if we weren't ready tonight or if Dominican was just that good to start the game. We missed some easy shots and they ran on us. Before we knew it, we were down a lot."
Patterson finally broke through the Penguins' scoring rampage with a two-point basket, igniting the Lancers on a 6-1 run to cut Dominican's lead into single digits. Geoff McIntosh sank a shot from distance to put the score at 20-11 before the Penguins could score again.
"We talk every game about how it's a 40-minute endeavor," said Croy. "We knew there was plenty of time left if we played the right way."
The Lancers keyed in on defense, forcing the Penguins to commit a shot-clock violation and surrender the ball, putting CBU back on the attack. Smith battled through traffic to score a layup, but Dominican responded with a layup of its own to go back in front by nine.
Trailing 22-13, Patterson opened a 9-2 run as the Lancers brought the game within one point and forced Dominican to take a timeout.
The Penguins came out of the regrouping with a three-pointer from Devin Golston, but CBU came alive in the remaining six and a half minutes, powering through to score 13 unanswered points and take its first lead of the night at the 5:35 mark.
Berg scored two shots from behind the arc and added a basket in the paint to initiate the 13-0 run and give the Lancers energy. McIntosh capped the run by draining a three of his own, putting CBU out in front 36-27 with 4:20 remaining before halftime.
CBU opened up its lead into double-digits with a layup from Eric Hunt at 2:43 and closed out the half holding a 49-38 advantage over Dominican.
Knowing there was still a whole other half to play, CBU came out of the half looking to keep the Penguins on their heels and build on the momentum it grabbed in the first half after battling back from a 16-point deficit.
Dominican managed to put the game within six points at 66-60, but Crabb made a crucial block to put the Lancers back on offense and Patterson found the basket to put the game at 68-60 and just over eight minutes remaining.
The Penguins fought to put the game within two points at 68-66 heading down the stretch, putting pressure on the Lancers to keep the visiting team at bay.
"We needed to get stops down the stretch," said Croy. "We were having a hard time stopping them. At that point, we were playing with good emotion and intensity, we were just missing assignments. Just reminded them we needed to stick with everything we worked on defensively in the last 48 hours. We were finally able to get some balls off the glass. Our guys are tough down the stretch, it was a character win."
With four minutes left and CBU in front by just three points, Berg drove to the basket and added a high-arching three to open up his team's lead to eight points at 74-68.
Coming out of a media break, Berg hit two shots from beyond the arc to give CBU a 12-point upper hand, but the Penguins responded with a layup to put the game at 80-70 and just 1:41 left in the contest.
Dominican committed fouls as the clock approached the minute mark, hoping to catch the Lancers flat at the foul line, but CBU's Brown and Berg went 8-for-8 at the line to give the Lancers the 88-76 victory.
CBU will finish out the 2013 year with a 3 p.m. tipoff against Academy of Art on Saturday, looking to put some distance behind the Lancers in the conference standings.
"We want to finish," said Croy. "We've put a lot of chips in here, invested a lot. We want to finish right. We're totally united and we want to finish this first chapter the right way."


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MELBOURNE - A groundbreaking ceremony for the realignment of the Pineda Causeway is set for 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 14.
The ceremony will take place just south of the Pineda Plaza shopping center, southeast of the causeway and Wickham Road.
Brevard County commissioner Mary Bolin announced the groundbreaking at the commission's Oct. 9 meeting.
"It's a monumental event," she said.
Officials said when completed, the overall Pineda realignment and extension project will provide a four-lane connection between State Road A1A and Interstate 95.
The realigned, four-lane Pineda Causeway will curve south of the Pineda Plaza to Wickham Road and eventually will run west to the interstate. The existing, three-lane section of the causeway north of the plaza will stay open.
The cost of realigning Pineda and extending it to I-95 is estimated at $27 million. County Transportation Engineering Department director John Denninghoff said the state will pay about $12 million of the cost, and the county will pay the rest with impact-fee and gas-tax revenue.
Mrs. Bolin said work on the one-mile, realigned section of Pineda between U.S. 1 and Wickham Road is anticipated to start in January or February and could take about 18 months to complete.
County officials are working with Florida East Coast Railroad and Florida Department of Transportation officials on how the new road will cross the railroad track just east of U.S. 1. County officials propose building a temporary four-lane crossing, and later an overpass across the track once plans and funding are finalized.
A Florida East Coast Railroad permit is expected to be issued after an agreement with the FDOT to fund the overpass is approved, Harriett Raymond, special projects coordinator for the county Transportation Engineering Department, wrote in a report to commissioners.
Commissioners on Oct. 9 approved bidding the realignment project without the permit for the railroad crossing.
"The project would be bid so that the contractor is directed to start construction on that portion of the project west of the FEC railroad and that he would be given a notice to proceed on the remainder of the project, upon receipt of the FEC permit," Ms. Raymond said in the report. "In the event the FEC permit is delayed for any reason, then the widening across the FEC (property) will also be delayed. With or without the FEC permit, the project would provide extensive relief to the traffic congestion currently occurring at Wickham Road and the Pineda Causeway."
Pending approval, construction of the overpass over the railroad track would begin in 2012, with the FDOT providing a little more than $26 million for the work.
Officials said the almost three-mile-long extension of Pineda from Wickham Road to I-95 still has permits pending, but they anticipate construction on this section beginning sometime next year.
An I-95/Pineda interchange is part of the FDOT six-lane widening project of I-95. The FDOT will accept design/build proposals in November for construction of the 22-mile segment of I-95 between Fiske Boulevard and Malabar Road.
Work on this segment could start next year and finish about two or three years later, county officials said.
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Unicoronal: Yariana
Yariana presented to the craniofacial team at 3 days old for evaluation of her head shape. Her pictures from the visit are seen on the left. The frontal view shows the characteristic raised eyebrow and wide eye opening on the left side which is the side of the closed suture. The eye on the Yariana's right side (side of open coronal suture) shows a narrower opening of the eye and a lower position of the eyebrow due to compensatory forward growth of the forehead. The top-down view shows the severe flattening of the forehead on her left side which is the side of the closed suture. On her right side the forehead is bulged forward because the coronal suture on this side is open and compensating for lack of growth at the closed suture. The fact that restricted and compensatory growth occur next to each other makes the skull very asymmetric which is very noticeable and a challenge to correct. A fronto-orbital advancement and calvarial vault remodeling were performed at 5 months of age. This corrects the position of the upper portion of the eye socket (orbit) and forehead. Yariana's postoperative photos on the right side of the screen show a dramatic improvement in the position of the forehead and symmetry between the left and right sides.


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Follow the three Let The Sea Set You Free contest winners on their life-changing adventure to Biarritz, France for the Roxy Pro July 10th-14th where they will hang with the Roxy athletes, surf some of the best waves in the world and Live the Dream of a Roxy girl!
The winners include Madison Setiawan from Bali, Indonesia, Emilie Layla Lovaine from Wales, United Kingdom, and Katie McLean from Santa Barbara, California!
Join us and Sea for Yourself…everyday we will be releasing new videos, pictures, and blogs of the winners and our athletes along with some other special surprises that you won't want to miss (trust us)!
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Adelaide's godless church to celebrate Christmas
Adelaide | The Adelaide branch of international godless congregation, the Sunday Assembly, will celebrate a very unorthodox Christmas this year.
"The only part of Christmas that won't be there is God," organiser David Bartholomeusz told InDaily.
The Sunday Assembly is a monthly non-religious gathering in the format of a church service, where people of every religious and non-religious persuasion gather to celebrate life, encourage charity and pursue happiness.
Congregants of the Sunday Assembly will sing Yuletide carols – but only those which don't reference religion – at an event in Hindmarsh Square in December.
"It's like Carols by Candlelight without the God bit," said Bartholomeusz.
"(The event is) for people who feel a bit lef Full Story »
We need to talk about parents: Families SA boss
Adelaide | The criteria for removal of children from drug-afflicted parents is a debate the community has to have, says the man in charge of Families SA.
Revealing that "tens of thousands are using methamphetamines" and more than 300 children are removed from their homes every year, Department of Education and Child Development chief executive Tony Harrison said his agency was "walking a fine line".
His comments on radio today followed his appearance yesterday at a State Parliament inquiry into Families SA, which is part of DECD.
The inquiry has heard evidence that the tragic death of four-year-old Chloe Valentine followed decisions by social workers to allow her mother to use illicit drugs.
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Where faith, politics and art converge
THEATRE | Documentary theatre-maker David Williams has clear childhood memories of his father sitting in the garden at home, reading to himself from his large, leather-bound Bible.
Afterwards, he would remain in the same place for some time, quietly contemplating the passages he had just studied.
The image is the antithesis of the loud and often intolerant voice of the Christian Right in Australian politics.
It also helps explain the motivation for Williams' new work, Quiet Faith, which will have its Australian premiere in Adelaide this month.
"I was very struck by what I saw as a disjunction between the political values of politicians and leaders within our community who would stand up and talk about their Christian faith – people like Scott Morrison, Tony Abbott, Kevin Rudd – th Full Story »
The Forager: Sean's Kitchen, Mexican wave
FOOD & WINE | This week in The Forager: new Casino restaurant close to opening; the battle for small bars continues; a taste of winning wines; and a fresh festival for Adelaide.
Sean to open his Kitchen
Sydney-based chef Sean Connolly is putting the final touches on the menu for his new Adelaide venture, Sean's Kitchen, to open on Saturday week (October 11) at the Casino.
Connolly, who runs restaurants at the SkyCity casino in Auckland and The Morrison Bar and Oyster Room in Sydney, has revamped the space previously occupied by North, on the eastern side of the casino. The timelapse video below shows the transformation taking place over the past four months.
The Forager had a sneak peak yesterday, and the fit-out and kitchen are impressive. The room, with lots of wood and gla Full Story »


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The distance relay team of Junior Zach Plachinski, Freshmen Michael Tiskus, and Seniors Alec Holguin and C.J. Danecki finished 2nd in the distance medley and 1st in the 4 mile relay. The team was anchored by Holguin who passed front-running Pewaukee near the finish with a mile time of 4 minutes and 38 seconds. Other medal winners were Ryan Citro, Eric Kaplanek, and Joe Buichl in the 330 Meter Hurdles relay and Mark Emark, Jake Gerasch, and Josh Harrold in the Shotput relay.
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This location is in Richmond. Nearby parks include Alvarado Park, Tassajara Park and Mira Vista Park.
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* Aim: Talking about differences among cultures * Lexical items: words of cultural diversity * Gram / Struc: I think / feel / believe … / I don't agree * Teaching aids: pictures.
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Nội dung Text: Giáo án anh văn lớp 12 - LESSON PLAN Unit 2 : (Cont) - Speaking
- LESSON PLAN Unit 2 : (Cont) Section B : Speaking * Aim: Talking about differences among cultures * Lexical items: words of cultural diversity * Gram / Struc: I think / feel / believe … / I don't agree * Teaching aids: pictures * Procedure :
- Time STAGES Teacher 's act Students'act I/ Warm-up: Questions about - asks - answer homelife. questions - go to the board and 1. How many people are there in - asks sts to write the answers 3' your family? write answers 2. Who are they? on the board 3. Do your grand parents live in your family? 4. So how many generations live + New lesson in your home? 5. Is it good? - Talking about the differences between Vietnamese and American cultures - follow the T guide II/ Before speaking: - repeat 10' * New Words: - follows the - nursing home (n): nhà an steps for - copy dưỡng presenting of - feature (n): nét đặc vocabulary biệt - - work in pairs one says - corresponding (a): tương ứng pronounciation and one disagrees với - grocery (n) cửa hàng tạp phẩm
- - similarity (n) sự giống - points at the nhau book * Pronounciation III/ While speaking: * Task 1: work in pairs, each pair choose one topic in Task 1, and + gives show their point of view to each example: other. Then come to another topic. + T thinks it is a good idea to 20' You Your friend have three or I think/feel/believe I don't agree … four In my opinion … It's not true … generations For me … That's wrong living under … one roof. They can help each * Task 2: Discussion and find out other a lot. the corresponding features of + That's not Vietnamese culture. true. In some In American In Vietnamese countries many old-aged parents like to - pair work live in a nursing home.
- They want to - Use special expressions: lead Do you know that …? independent lives It is said that … - asks sts to It is said in newspaper/ on TV/ work in pairs studio that … - correct if necessary T: Hi Tam. It is said that in American two generations (parents and children) live in a home. Is that the same in Viet Nam? S: Not completely because we still find three or four generations living together in the same home especially - goes round in the country or places in the big and helps -copy down cities where accommodation is very difficult to find. - In Vietnamese, old- aged parents live with their children and grandchildren. - checks They want to be near their children so that they can give them some help and be taken care of by their own - gives
- children when they are sick. feedback - group work - It's Ok to ask about age, marriage and income. It's just a way to show concẻrns. - When visiting some one's house , Vietnamese greet older people first and then the younger ones later. - Vietnamese people tend to buy groceries everyday because there are always markets near the place where - asks sts to they live. work in group IV/ Post: * Task 3: Talk about the differences and the similarities between Vietnamese and American culture using the features discussed in task 2. Ex: There are differences and similarities between Vietnamese and American cultures. In America, two generations 10' (parents and children) live in a home. In Vietnam, two, three or even four
- generations live under one roof. 2' V/ Home work: Practice interviewing at home .


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Spencer's at the Waterfront
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1340 Lakeshore Road
Burlington, ON L7S 1B1Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: CAN$30 and under
Spencer's at the Waterfront
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.spencers.ca/
- Phone: 9056337494x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday: 9:30am - 2:30pm; Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Mid-day Menu: 3:00pm - 4:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:30pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday 5:00pm-9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental
- Executive Chef: Andrew McLeod
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Corporate Breakfast Meetings: Our open concept and picturesque scenery sets the tone for a meeting that will surely inspire creative thinking. We can host 20-150 people and can provide all of your AV requirements. Let our special events consultants provide you will all the information to assist in your event planning. Our modern amenities, friendly and attentive staff and fantastic cuisine will not only meet but also exceed your expectations. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Private Party Contact: Management 9056337494x
- Entertainment: Friday nights and Sunday Brunch with Adam Cooke
A word from Spencer's at the Waterfront
Strategically located steps from the water, and embraced by greenspace, Spencer's at the Waterfront speaks not only to nature, and all the elements that surround it, but also to the Landmark renowned Earth to Table philosophy. Glass-walled to maximize the scenic nature of its waterfront location, inside and outside, the beauty of the lake and the limitless horizon of the Bay provide the visual inspiration that makes Spencer's stand out as unique. Fashionably "in-town" and easy to reach,Continued
here's a place that rises to any occasion. Indeed with its water features, lakeside location and relaxing ambience, on a hot summer night – or
starlit winter night when the tranquility pool has been transformed into an intimate skating rink – this is a destination tailor-made for pleasure.
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Spencer's at the Waterfront reviews from OpenTable diners
327 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (249)great for outdoor dining (192)special occasion (191)romantic (128)fit for foodies (116)great for brunch (98)great for lunch (94)good for groups (75)neighborhood gem (71)notable wine list (53)hot spot (39)late-night find (21)kid-friendly (11)vibrant bar scene (6)Show More
- ShopperOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/30/2014Overall the meal was good BUT my friends kale salad didn't have any bacon or croutons as mine did and her pasta had a hair in it at the first bite. We thought we should have been offered something in compensation but weren't!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HellovandaDined on 9/28/2014I thought the food was mediocre in comparison to the high prices.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Very good but expensive! Unfortunately the restaurant won't take reservations for outdoor seating which is what we wanted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Birthday CelebrationmorepleaseDined on 9/28/2014My family travelled from various cities in Niagara to dine at Spencer's for my 65th birthday. The hostess and waiter were great in helping us to be seated and allowing us to order as the group arrived at various times due to traffic delays. Our food arrived in timely fashion so that we were all eating together as the evening progressed. Everyone enjoyed the food presentation and taste. The servings were large. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique Setting! Great staff!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Unique in that can have brunch on the patio on a beautiful day and enjoy a great view. Like a mini holiday. Appreciate use of local produce and the friendly attentive staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Visit to Spencer'sDonPenDined on 9/27/2014Our first visit, likely won't be our last. Our waiter (I think his name was Mac) was truly excellent and provided gratis flutes of champagne at the end of our meal to toast our 39th wedding anniversary. A surprising and much appreciated nice touch. As nice as the food and service was, it was of course the location that lent the most to our dining experience. The Burlington Teen Tour Band was practicing on the waterfront. The views over the water, dotted with sail and power boats, were outstanding and as the outside lights gradually came on and table candles were lit, the interior lighting was dimmed too. All in all a delightful experience - if a little pricey!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall experience did not live upnightoutDined on 9/27/2014We were placed at the last window seat right by the door to patio and server station. This is the most undesirable location to be placed: servers whizzing by every 5 seconds slamming into each other, commotion, very loud. It was horrible. Our order came out wrong (gave me chicken dish while I ordered vegetarian pasta), had to wait to have my correct meal made and have my husband's put in the warmer to wait for me. Felt rushed, the place was a commotion, and our view was of a another couple 3 inches in front of us outside the window on the patio. For a special night out away from the kids it was an hour and half whirlwind that we will not be repeating, for the cost of the bill and overall disappointing experience.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014The service when we got there didn't exist. It took about 10 minutes before someone came to our table. It was the bartender that noticed and sent someone over. That kind of started off on the wrong footing. Would we come back? No.
- Spencer's - Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014The food, ambiance and service was outstanding, however a little expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch was buzzingQueenieDined on 9/24/2014Our lunch was great. The summer weather finally arrived but so did bees! We were constantly swatting while trying to eat.Special Features:
- Spencer's Burlington WaterfrontPeacockDined on 9/22/2014Exceptional Burrata. Salmon was firm and tasty. Good service. Great view of the bay.Special Features:
- Awesome!AnthoDined on 9/20/2014My wife and I celebrated out first wedding anniversary here and everything was great. The food, the service and the ambiance. Also, you can't go wrong with complimentary sparkling wine to celebrate a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Horrible experienceAguirrvi04Dined on 9/20/2014We arrived and our table was ready, the waitress told us that they were closing the kitchen because they stopped serving lunch and the only items available were the starters and some salads without the option to add chicken, etc. I was so angry, my kids were hungry. We arrived passed 3 and they say in their website they serve lunch until 430, the policy of closing the kitchen one hour and a half before the time posted on their website is not clear. It was pricey for what they served us. When we went out, they were prepping for a wedding and the waiters were having an awesome hamburger, that was not available for us in the menu, we just felt they were short staffed and they were having other priorities.
- Waterfront GemCityHomeDined on 9/20/2014The setting is really beautiful. I loved the modern building and was drawn to it because it's on the lake. It was an incredibly windy day when we were there but the patio was sheltered from the wind so we were able to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine. The staff was friendly and the food was great. My sister and I are both Vegetarians so we had the pasta. It had eggplant in the dish so the only negative comment I would have is that I would have preferred that the eggplant been cooked a bit longer. Other than that everything was outstanding and I would definitely go back. It was worth the trip from Toronto for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would returnBridgetDined on 9/19/2014Food was good to very good. I thought the menu was a little pretentious. The restaurant is quite noisy so highly recommended if you are looking for a 'party/casual' atmosphere but not recommended if you are looking for a romantic venue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealVivienDined on 9/18/2014We joined another couple on a weeknight for dinner. We were greeted and seated promptly and our server came to the table to attend to us right away. We enjoyed our appetizers and main course. The halibut was cooked to perfection. Our server did not rush us, but was attentive. Prices were what one expects in this type of restaurant. The noise level was high, making conversation across the table almost impossible. This was not a big problem for us, but anyone wanted a nice quiet dinner would be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An Anniversary to RememberyoungatheartDined on 9/18/2014Was it the fabulous view of Lake Ontario and the reflective pool from our window seat or was it the friendly and efficient wait staff or was it the great food served and cooked to perfection or was it the glass of champagne that welcomed us to our first experience at this restaurant? In any case it was truly an anniversary to remember (38 years by the way!). Thanks Spencer's! we'll be back for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UK visitorsPacemakerDined on 9/17/2014Service was absolutely "spot on" friendly, timely, attentive, professional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Medicocracy Dressed UpSavoirFaireDined on 9/13/2014At first glance Spencer's is a beautiful restaurant with a scenic view of the lake. The ambiance is somewhat romantic with low lighting and pleasant decor. My partner had the Seafood bake which was lobster, clam and mussel served with potato and half of a corn with broth. I had the Butcher choice with mashed potatoes and mushroom. The steak was too fatty for my liking and it needed some more seasoning, it was a bit bland, but overall not a bad dish. We later had the chocolate cake which was really a small very extremely cooked brownie with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream. The dessert for $11 was overpriced as well as the meals was exuberantly over priced for the quality of food we were served.Special Features:
- Food descriptions were pretentious26thanniversaryDined on 9/13/2014Loved the setting for the restaurant. Interior was warm and inviting. Aisles were too narrow. Noise level elevated quickly to where it was hard to carry on a conversation with someone right across the table from you. The electronic blinds to block the setting sun were impressive. The intimate booths might have also been placed at the window where the scenery could have been enjoyed more privately. Food portions were on the smallish size, but nicely presented. I really felt the food descriptions were pretentious to say the least and ridiculous that we had to have the dessert menu translated.Special Features:
- Over-priced & lacklustreOpfoxleyDined on 9/13/2014The restaurant is beautiful as is the views of the lake, but the price point is way out of line for the food quality. For example, $22 for adding lobster to a steak when the lobster was barely the size of an average shrimp. The $38 halibut was approximately 2 oz served with corn and very little else. The vegetables served with the steak (broccolini) couldn't be cut ever with a steak knife and the potatoes Au gratin were dry and flavorless. The restaurant wouldn't last a week in any other city but it seems to be the best in Burlington. The restaurant was seeming to try to hard to make its food fancy to justify the price point when it's quality was actually lower than better restaurants like the keg or canyon creek. I'd avoid this place.
- Could do betterjimviewDined on 9/13/2014We were a party of 9 adults and 2 children. One of the children was sleeping but was not all owed to sit with mother. We ordered 2 bottles of wine but were supplied with dearer wine than ordered which was not noticed at time. When phoned later was offered $50 but this ended up as $30 out of a bill of $666. Not good.Special Features:
- bad foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Calamari starter was completely bland and rubbery. Steaks were okay but potatoes gratin were inedible and tasted lije soap. ?
- We will definitely returnJohnofiowaDined on 9/12/2014Great food and service from staff and chef. Would highly recommendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experience at Spencer'sluvfoodDined on 9/10/2014My wife and I were celebrating our anniversary and we wanted to try a new restaurant. The restaurant was modern and the view was beautiful. Our server was amazing. The food was excellent. We would definitely come back and recommend it to our family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Horrible.UnhappyCustomerDined on 9/8/2014The restaurant was absolutely beautiful however the food was disappointing. We had a delicious scallop appetizer which set our expectations for the rest of the evening. We ordered two seafood dishes, the Mediterranean Seabass and the Salmon with Ricotta. The salmon tasted undercooked and the ricotta was awful. The entire dish lacked flavour. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It's a beautiful restaurant, it's a shame the food is not up to par.Special Features:
- Great ExperiencePonceDined on 9/8/2014Spencer's is a MUST when you visit Burlington. Breathtaking view, excellent food and friendly staff!Special Features:
- mandrDined on 9/8/2014Outstanding lake view. Service, ambiance and food quality were very good as always. One of our favourite restaurants for a special celebration. It's worth the drive from Toronto.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place!! Not tourist friendlyMausalboDined on 9/7/2014Honestly the food Was fine, and the wine ok. Our waitress had a hard time understanding us, even tho we speak English. Weird attitude. Our experience would've been different with a friendlier service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and viewLovesGoodFoodDined on 9/7/2014The food was outstanding. We split the Calamari and Octopus apps., and I had the 12oz veal chop main. It was cooked perfectly (medium rare). The starters were delicious too. The waiter was very polite, accommodating, and made sure that we had everything that we needed. I've been there for brunch too, and will always recommend it if anyone asks.Special Features:
- Wonderful Dining at Spencer'sDivamarieDined on 9/7/2014I brought my parents to Spencer's early Sunday evening to celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary... we sat outside on the deck and truly enjoyed the view, the food and the atmosphere. My parents were thrilled and I was really happy they enjoyed everything so much - they're hard to please sometimes!Special Features:
- SuenDined on 9/7/2014Great for special occasion. Good food! Good service! Good atmosphere!Special Features:
- Good placeVincDined on 9/7/2014Great location, great food. We always go for the Sunday brunch and is always a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gorgeous viewluv2eatDined on 9/7/2014I've been to Spencers 3 times, dinner and brunch. Always a beautiful place. The food was lacking this time. The hot food was not very hot, many items were bland such as the curry chicken and roast beef. The best part of the food was the omelette and waffle station. The items were tasty and hot because it was made to order. Even dessert was disappointing. Bread pudding, a few cookies, not what I consider high end dessert. Very expensive for the quality of the food.Special Features:
- love spencer'sMon1Dined on 9/7/2014This was my third time at Spencer's, first time for brunch. The food was wonderful, the service fantastic and the view amazing. I recommend this restaurant to everyone looking for a great dining experience.Special Features:
- DisapointedrubyfoodyDined on 9/7/2014Scene was uninviting. Web wasn't clear that we wouldn't receive champagne at our brunch just because we went to the earlier seating. Staff did not engage at all, no smiles, didn't ask what we were celebrating. Crepe station: unorganized, plates were dirty, nobody asked how they could help, just left us standing there until we said "I'll have a crepe", guys weren't wearing gloves, kept touching the dirty outdoor railing behind them and then touching the food. Food was ok, but not worth the money. Was thinking of having a special occasion there, no thanks!Special Features:
- Awesome place, but Not for steaks!ElvisDined on 9/6/2014Second visit to Spencer's. First one was awesome with couple of friends. Good food that time. Ambiance: Awesome Service: Amazing Food: Not sure what happened this time, but we ordered some steaks, they came out really cold to the look and to taste! Could be because it was right at time kitchen was closing 10pm! But for sure if we go back it will be for the beautiful setting outside & for the amazing friendly waiter we had. Might just stick to the appetizers such as Octopus and Calamaris!Special Features:
- lovetoeatDined on 9/6/2014The wait for our dinner was excessive ( one hour). Appetizers were good. Main course was disappointing. Lobster/mussels dinner was very poor - a lot of corn and potato 2 mouthfuls of lobster and 5 tiny mussels!Special Features:
- New chefOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/5/2014We has been coming to Spencer's over the years for special occasions, and had gotten used to the main menu items. With the new chef, the menu has changed considerably, and is much shorter. There is a lot more fish dishes. While the dishes like the vegetarian pasta were excellent, the addition of some of the old appetizers would helpSpecial Features:
- Beautiful view but food just okayAnnetteVIPDined on 9/5/2014The view of the lake is wonderful but the food is just okay. We ordered the cheese plate for appetizer which was really good but really small for the price. The burger and fries were good but very messy so don't order if you're there on a date or business lunch. Skip the caesar salad. The salad was room temperature, not cold, and the kale used in the salad didn't go with the dressing.Special Features: