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This is a training ride intended for people who are preparing for a long distance event like the STP or RAMROD. If you have been doing the RAMROD Training Series rides, this will be a good opportunity for you to maintain your training. The route is very hilly, but also includes some extended flat stretches. Our pace will be generally in the strenuous range, but we may choose to do some faster sprints. Our policy is to generally stay together on the flats and to regroup at the top of hills.
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Slightly North of Broad
- Address:
192 East Bay Street
Charleston, SC 29401Neighborhood:
Downtown Charleston
- Cuisine:
Low CountryPrice: $31 to $50
Slightly North of Broad
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.slightlynorthofbroad.net/
- Phone: 8437233424x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Nightly, Monday-Friday from 5:30pm, Saturday & Sunday from 5:00pm
Lunch: Monday- Friday 11:30am – 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Low Country, Southern
- Executive Chef: Frank Lee
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: The entire restaurant could be rented for a private function.
- Private Party Contact: Peter Pierce 8437233424x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Faber Street
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: There are two parking garages located within ½ block of the restaurant. One is located at the corner of Concord and Cumberland and the second is located on Cumberland between East Bay and State. Street parking is also available.
A word from Slightly North of Broad
Slightly North of Broad is a Lowcountry bistro that brings together an abundance of local ingredients and thoughtful, expert presentation with a friendly, contagious energy. Here the dining room is a natural extension of the kitchen, a place where culinary skill, a clever, considered wine program, warm service, and conversations meld together. Our local farmers, fishermen and producers are as integral to the food we make as they are to our place in this community.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
Slightly North of Broad - Best Restaurants in Downtown Charleston ›
Slightly North of Broad reviews from OpenTable diners
467 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (320)special occasion (258)neighborhood gem (171)romantic (163)hot spot (131)notable wine list (131)great for lunch (123)good for groups (97)vibrant bar scene (29)great for brunch (22)late-night find (20)kid-friendly (17)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- Fantastic lunchHollmarkVIPDined on 10/29/2014We have been staying in hilton head for a week and our conciege suggested SNOB It was a great spot centrally located , my husband had lobster and shrimp salad, contained grapefruit slices , marinated tomatoe , pickled fennel, absolutely delicious , I had a simple salad and a chicken dish absolutely delicious, unfortunately we were to full for desert, but they looked delicious!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SNOBOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/28/2014Expensive night out, but certainly worth it. Great food. Attentive (but not overwhelming) service. Apple Crumb Pie dessert was unbelievable. I didn't think I'd be able to eat another bite, but I split the pie with my daughter, to our mutual delight.Special Features:
- Welcome to Charleston!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/27/2014I have been to SNOB many times. It was the first restaurant recommended to me when I first visited Charleston. It is now my favorite place to take visitors. The food, location within the city and the atmosphere give a first time visitor to Charleston a good taste of what the city is all about.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Such a great place!goldieDined on 10/26/2014SNOB was our final destination on a 4 day frenzy in Charleston and although we hit a lot of great restaurants SNOB stands out. The waitress was just right. Not too overly attentive but still friendly made some great suggestions. She kept our meal rolling. We had gone out to brunch in the morning so weren't overly hungry. She suggested splitting the shrimp and grits which was smart since it left room for dessert, triple chocolate cheese cake! I also ordered the beet salad with a local beer. Wonderful, relaxing atmosphere. We sat near the bar by a front window and watched Charleston go by. Can't wait to go back, only next time SNOB will be our first stop and maybe our last.Special Features:
- Excellent choice for dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/26/2014I was very pleased with this restaurant. The ambience was excellent. The wait staff was extremely friendly and helpful with selections of a very extensive wine list. We ordered a bottle of champagne which I had had before and it was fairly reasonable in price. I had shrimp and grits for dinner and it was heaven on earth. Extremely big portions! I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who is looking for a nice place for dinner. But make reservations early or you will not be able to get a table!!!!Special Features:
- BillBillDined on 10/25/2014SNOB was our first stop on a weekend of eating in Charleston. It did not disappoint. Everything was excellent. Just an excellent restaurant!Special Features:
- A find in charlestonLiverpoolDined on 10/24/2014Husband and I went here when we were vacationing in charleston. My husband had the duck breast and said it was great. I had the pear salad and tilefish entree and both were very good. Portion size was good and price was reasonable. Service staff were knowable and attentive. We would definitely recommend this place for adults who enjoy food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing shrimps and gritsJulesVIPDined on 10/23/2014Our first night in Charleston and we couldn't wait to try the shrimp and grits at SNOB. Wonderful! Plenty of shrimp and sausage and gorgeous grits. Great service and wine too.Special Features:
- Decent PlaceWoodsstockDined on 10/23/2014This is a decent place. It's slow getting seated and getting food. The food is good. The wine list is okay. For what we were expecting we were a bit disappointed. We were hoping for a more memorable dining experience. This isn't it.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014Food was the best found in Charleston. Service was outstanding.Special Features:
- Solid ChoiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/22/2014Went for lunch and were seating promptly at our reservation time. Our server Jason was great, very knowledgeable about the menu. We would return again.Special Features:
- Great PlaceBK45Dined on 10/21/2014Tons of choices in Charleston and SNOB will NEVER come off the list. Still one of the best places in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SNOBOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/21/2014Very limited but menu reflects the tourist-i side of Charleston, like fried chicken livers over grits. Prepared well but a choice of maybe 10 items.Special Features:
- Disappointing ExperienceAshevilleFoodieVIPDined on 10/19/2014We had a totally "rookie server". She was clueless. Incapable of opening our bottle of wine and never returned to re-fill our glasses. In fact, the Manager had to come over and open our wine bottle. My wife ordered the Grouper Special and I ordered the Pork Chop. The Pork Chop was very good, but the Grouper and its accompaniments were totally bland. Service was virtually non-existent. We've dined there many times but will not be back.
- A don't-miss restaurantGallopingGourmandVIPDined on 10/18/2014This truly was one of our favorites on our long-weekend visit to Savannah/Charleston. A rather unpretentious and energetic restaurant, S.N.O.B. serves up some outstanding victuals with low-country leanings. Among our favorites were the crab soup (not spicy, and a thicker, almost grits-like consistency); the shrimp and grits, and the roasted lamb rack (huge portion). Service was excellent, and restaurant was very accommodating in moving us from what we considered an undesirable table. Definitely worth many return visits on future visits!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingJMGAVIPDined on 10/17/2014This dining experience was the highlight of our trip to Charleston. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming, the staff was personable, and the food...well, the food was extraordinary. While eating beautiful meals prepared perfectly and uniquely, it was done with items from the garden, fresh and healthy! Our waiter, Joe, couldn't have been more attentive and the assistant manager, Stacey W., was an angel. She is competent, informed, and anticipated our courses. I have been blessed to have dined at fine restaurants around the world and will add this to my favorites.Special Features:
- Fun, fun, funEastcoastgirlDined on 10/17/2014We had lunch at SNOB and thoroughly enjoyed it. Make a reservation! It is a little loud, but we enjoyed the energy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- engagement day lunchpfulkDined on 10/17/2014Our son proposed and the oarents surprised them for lunch. Wow...the food and service were just the very finest. We'll be back!! And will reccomend it to any of our friends yraveling to the Charleston, SC area. Best swordfish and Salmon dishes i can ever remember eating. We had reservations through open table, arrived five minutes early and were seated immediately. They surprised us with glasses of champagne to toast the newly engaged couple. Cannot say enough good things about this resturant and staff!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First impressionTravelerVIPDined on 10/14/2014After reading many positive reviews we had dinner at S.N.OB. We did have a reservation. My only complaint was how we were greeted by the hostess...we did not feel overly welcome and the hostess does make the first impression of a restaurant.Special Features:
- 27 Year Anniversary CelebrationMarshallgirl1Dined on 10/11/2014We had a great evening at S.N.O.B. Our waitress was personable and knowledgeable down to changing the menu to accommodate my dieting needs. She also brought out a champagne toast in celebration of our anniversary. We have eaten at many restaurants in Charleston and for some reason we never took the opportunity to dine here. We will be back! My salmon was delicious and my husbands Tuna was exceptional. I loved how the beautiful brick kitchen was open. All the staff was working hard to make it a great dining experience.Special Features:
- One of our favoritesGaryJDined on 10/11/2014Every time we visit Charleston we go back to this restaurant. We can't always get in, but we love the food, the energy, and the service.Special Features:
- DodgerfanSouthwesternVacationerVIPDined on 10/11/2014My first 5 star. What else can I say. They honored the reservation promptly. Service was excellent. Both dinners were delicious, served hot with ample portions. We had the specialty salads and dessert. I only wish they had a sister restaurant near my home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing Snobby Here!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/11/2014We were 20 minutes late for our reservation and the restaurant was still so accommodating. Food was great and the ambiance was terrific. Our waitress was Allison and she was phenomenal. We loved the cocktails and the crab soup was amazing. Kudos to S.N.O.B!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SNOB Always GreatSusieQVIPDined on 10/10/2014SNOB is always on my "favorite Charleston Restaurant" list. Service and ambience is wonderful. The menu, while limited, is fresh and excellent. Great for an occasion. Can be a bit noisy, but worth it!Special Features:
- Over-RatedDavidDined on 10/9/2014This first experience at this restaurant was much less than expected. Food was just okay and service was not great either. We will probably not return.
- Just what we wantedvisitingYankeeDined on 10/8/2014On a friend's recommendation we went here for our first night in Charleston. ..we were looking for a place that straddled the line between 'special occasion' and 'comfortable local spot' and I think this description nailed it. I am pretty picky about lighting level...it's a small sweet spot that is warm and darker but not so that you can't see. This had just the right level of ambiance. The server was very affable and professional, her recommendations were on point (carpaccio and duck w seasonal veggies) and the food was quality. I don't think there was anything relevatory about it, but it was executed perfectly for what it was, and that's really what you want from a comfortable local establishment. Will likely come back on my next trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and service.LakeMartinDined on 10/8/2014A group of 6 ladies met there for dinner and the service was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience.CwoodjimDined on 10/7/2014we had an outstanding experience---great food, wonderful service, and not far from our condo, so it easy visit it time and time again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Charlestons the Best OptionsSlimDined on 10/6/2014My wife and I had dinner here the second night we were in Charleston, which was an early 10 year anniversary trip. We had a tremendous meal at SNOB, one of the best meals we have had in a long time. We started with the crab cake and fried eggplant/mozzarella/tomato startes which were very good. It got even better from there when we selected our main courses which were the swordfish special (my wife) and the BBQ tuna (my selection). They were both awesome meals (of course, we had to try each others) but I was partial to the BBQ tuna which was a different feel and taste with the BBQ feel but the sauce was very light and didnt have a big overpowering BBQ taste.....just a phenonimal meal. Definitely worth it!Special Features:
- Ask for Kallie as your waitressDaveDined on 10/6/2014Great food and great service if you have Kallie as your waitress. She is very knowledgeable on food and wine pairings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shrimp and GritsSouthernFoodieDined on 10/6/2014Best shrimp and grits in town. Loved it so much we came back a few days later for dinner to have it again. I would recommend lunch dining over evening. The price is better, portion larger and staff was more laid back and friendlier. Love this place and will be returning when in Charleston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant Southern AtmosphereDJMAXDined on 10/5/2014Loved our anniversary dinner at this Charleston gem! Seafood was amazing, had a nice quiet atmosphere, and excellent service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/5/2014Met some friends for dinner while in Charleston for an early dinner. We were eating light, so I had a salad and one of the medium plates. I had the Carmelized Pear Salad, it was fantastic! Followed it up with the carpaccio with crostini. Again, fabulous! One of my friends had the swordfish daily special served over curried lentils with yellow squash, her words were, "it was beyond wonderful". We finished up with creme brûlée and the butterscotch pumpkin bread pudding! Scrumptious!Special Features:
- outstandingNYCJulieDined on 10/4/2014the restaurant lived up the reviews! our appetizers (clams and beet salad) were the best food I had in Charleston. The entrees were really good too. Our server was friendly and attentive. I recommend this place highly and will be back anytime I'm in CharlestonSpecial Features:
- Good serviceMillvilleVIPDined on 10/4/2014Our waiter, his help and the hostess were very good, personable, friendly and prompt. The food was so so. My wife and I split an avacado salad, but half way thru we noticed that the ends of the avacado were brown and soft. Otherwise, the food was ok, though the shrimp did not taste local. The creme brûlée was good, as were thewine suggestionsSpecial Features:
- A delicious and delightful eveningDoggonegoodDined on 10/4/2014We ordered items both from the evening specials and regular menu. All were feasts for the eyes and for the palate. Service was superb. A most enjoyable evening.Special Features:
- Slighty North of Broad DissapointsJohnPVIPDined on 10/4/2014We had dinner at Slightly North of Broad (SNOB) and were hugely disappointed with the experience. It was too congested, the servers seemed to rush us for selections, and my wife had to send her fish, flounder, back because it was dark, slimy and undercooked. There were a lot of old 8-10 year old posters praising this restaurant but we felt that SNOB is living on their reputation, not their present service and cooking. Our meals and service were far better the night before at Magnolias across the street where we had similar dishes. With the large selection of quality restaurants available in Charleston, we will not be headed back to SNOB.
- Slightly North of Broad RestaurantRichDined on 10/3/2014Slightly North of Broad provides excellent food and ambience in a genuinely charming southern atmosphere. The service was exceptional with friendly Servers. Very highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect mealBuffalogirl67VIPDined on 10/1/2014My salad, poached pear, was too beautiful to eat, but I couldn't resist. Every bite was delicious. Tuna with a mustard barbecue sauce was outstanding. The tuna was of the highest quality and the preparation such a nice change from the usual Asian style on most menus. Twice baked chocolate cake was heavenly. On top of all of that, the restaurant is beautiful and the service first rate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Energetic bar sceneGerirxerDined on 9/30/2014Recommended by our tour guide, this is a place for tourists and groups to gather. Be prepared to wait for your table even with reservations. Energetic noise level, but still possible to enjoy your own conversation unless the next table is rowdy, as ours was, then you have to put up with a lot of noise. Food is very good and interesting.Special Features:


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There's a new watering hole in the middle of the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas -- the Gossip Bar, which (as it is described on the hotel web site) "serves the perfect mix of color and commentary."
Perfect. Welcome to the site of the 2011 Major League Baseball winter meetings.
It's been six years since the last time the meetings were held in the spacious Texas digs. Ironically, it was also at that get-together that Ben Cherington served as a Red Sox general manager -- albeit as one sharing the title with Jed Hoyer. Like each of these things, that '05 winter meetings will be remembered for its own special set of circumstances.
What did that four-day stay in Dallas result in? Well …
-- The Red Sox traded for Andy Marte. Then-special assistant Bill Lajoie proceeded to tell the media at the press conference that Marte would find his way into the middle of the Sox' lineup, even it meant potentially playing left field.
-- The Sox almost had a deal for shortstop Julio Lugo, in which Edgar Renteria would go to Atlanta and Marte was slated to join Tampa Bay. After the then-Devil Rays kept trying to expand the trade, the Sox and Braves decided to simply trade Renteria and Marte for one another.
-- Red Sox principal owner John Henry -- in the midst of the Theo Epstein hiatus -- said two days before the meetings that he would have preferred to sign A.J. Burnett rather than trade for Josh Beckett.
-- The combination of Cherington, Hoyer, Lajoie and Craig Shipley somewhat awkwardly teamed to offer daily updates in the Red Sox' suite. (Usually such daily media sessions at the winter meetings are conducted by the team's general manager.)
-- Old friend John Burkett (who lived nearby) held court for the Boston media until Scott Boras strolled through the lobby at 2 a.m., leading some to chase the agent for a Johnny Damon update.
-- The Blue Jays gave Burnett a five-year deal just days after doing the same for closer B.J. Ryan.
What you should know about the winter meetings is that while every year certainly carves its own identity, there is plenty of consistencies, not matter what the venue. The following is what one can expect when visiting the epicenter for baseball's hot stove:
The first thing that is asked by any member of the media when determining where the winter meetings will be held is the layout of the lobby. This is where the majority of the time is spent not only for reporters, but for many executives and agents. In Orlando, for instance, there is an enormous Christmas tree in the middle of the circular room, limiting visibility for those hoping to monitor the entire scene from one location.
(At the Anatole, the lobby does present a fairly open setting, although it extends a bit further than some other locations, allowing some discussions to go undetected by the lobby-dwellars.)
It isn't exaggeration to suggest some media members spend 10 hours a day milling about in this area.
The one bit of exercise the press will get is the walks back and forth to the media room. In Dallas, it is a fairly good distance from the lobby to the workroom, although not quite measuring up to the grand-daddy of them all -- Nashville. The distance between room to room at the Gaylord Hotel in Tennessee is so great that it prompted one reporter to affix a pedometer on his shoe for the week. The result -- 16 miles of walking.
It should be noted that the lobby scene can legitimately last until the middle of the night. In Nashville in '07, the agent for Ryan Kalish could be found debunking rumors regarding his client being involved in a Johan Santana trade as late as 2 a.m. Two years ago, in Indianapolis, Sam Levinson, one of the agents for Mike Lowell, could be found talking to Rangers general manager Jon Daniels about a potential trade involving the third baseman for more than an hour, all the way up until 2:30 a.m.
Then there was last year, when, on the last night of the meetings, news of Carl Crawford agreeing to a contract with the Red Sox was broken just after 11 a.m., leading reporters to scurry through the lobby to talk to GMs such as Brian Cashman well after midnight.
The agents are much more prevalent in the lobby than many team executives, although the ones with the highest profile unsigned free agents can be somewhat elusive due to a bit of information control and a lot of meetings.
There is typically only one agent, however, that has his own press conference each and every winter meetings (albeit unofficial). That is Boras.
Word usually starts to trickle throughout the media ranks by Tuesday when and where Boras is going to make himself available. Reporters are forced to put everything on hold to make themselves available during these sessions, often having to be trampled in the the group forming around the agent.
In Las Vegas for the '08 meetings, Boras was asked to move his get-together, leading throng of reporters down a hallway, into the media room, where the agent stepped up onto a platform to shower his information upon the eager media. That was the year Boras spread the word regarding the interest in then-free agent Jason Varitek.
The next year, in Indianapolis, Boras parked himself in front of banquet room door where he sang the praises of Adrian Beltre while relaying the shortcomings of Lowell.
Last year, it was explaining what happened to Manny Ramirez while suggesting Beltre returning to the Red Sox wasn't out of the question despite the team already having a first and third baseman. He also built up a couple of outfielders rumored to be headed to the Sox, Magglio Ordonez and Carlos Beltran, all while being pinned against a wall just outside the media workroom.
For Red Sox followers, this year the importance of the Boras get-together figures to center around updates on closer Ryan Madson, Beltran, and even the future of J.D. Drew.
At the GM meetings -- which is typically held three-or-so weeks before the winter meetings -- general managers are often out and about in the hotel lobby. They are encouraged to only bring one other member of their front office, leading to a room full of agents, GMs, assistant GMs and media.
At the winter meetings, GM sightings are few and far between. They, along with most of the baseball operations folks high up on the food chain, are usually holed up in the team's suite, relying on other members of the organization to go and get the pulse down in the hotel lobby. The best chance for the surfacing of the general managers are Sunday night (just before the meetings officially start) and the last night (Wednesday).
Managers are, however, another story.
Every manager is allocated a half-hour at some point during the meetings to meet the media, one of the most useful exercises of the week for the reporters. Last year, for instance, then-Red Sox manager Terry Francona explained his intention of using Jed Lowrie as a sort of 'super utility' player, while surmising that he was going to play Varitek more than a typical back-up catcher.
The managers are also out and about, often times mingling in the lobby. They are sometimes summoned up to the team suite during decision-making time, but the mundane nature of team-building often times don't require their presence. They also join their respective collection of media members in partaking in a formal lunch on Wednesday, leading to a bevy of empty chairs for those tables of smaller market clubs, and a shortage of place-setting for the big-market teams.
For the Red Sox, the rhythm of the winter meetings may center around what happens with David Ortiz. The club clearly wants to identify what is going to happen with the free agent designated hitter before committing their resources to other big-ticket players.
Many general managers are surmising that the meetings will be flush with trade talk this year considering the hesitancy to meet the free agents' asking prices.
While Cherington will continue conversations with agents such as Bob Garber (C.J. Wilson, Roy Oswalt), Boras (Madson), Casey Close (Michael Cuddyer) and Steve Hilliard (Hiroki Kuroda), the glut of suitors for the high-end free agents make predicting the Sox' activity in Dallas difficult. There will be talk, but after that is anybody's guess.
But, last year's late-night Crawford news reminded us, it's usually impossible to surmise what exactly is going to be taking place in and around the Gossip Bar.
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DDN/Obergfel expands pharmacy distribution in Southeast Memphis
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DDN/Obergfel LLC, a pharmaceutical logistics company, will expand its local distribution center by 80,000 square feet by October for a total of 428,000 square feet in Southeast Memphis' Midway Distribution Center.
The company already fully occupies Midway Distribution Center Building B, a 168,000-square-foot building at 4580 Mendenhall. It is expanding its presence in Midway's Building C, a 460,000-square-foot building at 4550 Mendenhall, where Anixter International, Inc., also leases space.
DDN also extended its lease term to 2015 in the buildings.
"We're expanding due to current volume and an expected increases in volume through our third-party logistics service offering," DDN president Ross Bjella says.
Scott Pahlow, vice president with Grubb & Ellis Co., represented DDN/Obergfel on the lease negotiations.
DDN works specifically with companies in the life sciences industry, handling everything from medical devices to generic and branded pharmaceuticals.
"There has been a lot of interest among these companies in outsourcing their warehousing and distribution services," Bjella says. "As the economy tightens up, more and more pharmaceutical companies who have built these systems up on their own have realized it's not their core function and have looked to us to outsource."
Most of the new space will be used for warehouse operations, but the company is also building a mezzanine level over part of it to expand its office space.
"We're going to consolidate some of our offices which are located away from the warehouse," Bjella says. "It will also allow us to set up a training center."
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Posted 26-Oct-2014
Location is a little noisy. Wish the windows kept the noise out a little better.
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Staff was beyond friendly and attentive. Rooms clean. Valet parking quick and friendly.
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Wonderful!!!Posted 07-Oct-2014
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Location: Sandle Ranch next door, great breakfast and happy hour!!
Just got back from a 4 day stay at the Andaz. Great hotel, friendly staff, and such great amenities. The free mini bar, wine in the lobby, and even lemon ice water by the pool are all great touches! I was there w/ my daughter, niece and a friend, I was a bit concerned about sharing the room w/ 4 women, but it was not a problem. We called the host and requested a make-up mirror and an extention cord, both appeared at our door w/in minutes! It helped tremendously w/ 4 women trying to get ready w/ hair dryers, straighteners, make-up, etc. I was even worried there wouldn't be enough electrical outlets to charge our phones and iPads at the same time, but no problem, there were more than enough outlets. Would def stay at Andaz on my next trip!! Thank you!
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Perfect Hollywood HotelPosted 04-Oct-2014
Everything about Andaz was great - check in was a breeze, the room was clean and comfortable, the car was always brought up quickly, the staff were all very friendly. The rooftop pool is small but nicely maintained. Breakfast is a little pricey, but the menu is excellent, and it's only pricey in absolute terms - relatively speaking it's what you expect in this neighborhood. Speaking of which - the location is pretty perfect for anything you're doing in Hollywood or BH. Will stay here next time in LA.
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Fantastic hotel - central location.Posted 04-Oct-2014
Pros: Everything!
Cons: Nothing
Location: Central - particularly for access to Hollywood and bars and restaurants on Sunset. Great base for exploring all LA
Staff very helpful, polite and friendly. Rooms great and clean.The roof pool is fantastic with great views over LA. I would not stay anywhere else when visting LA again - which I will!
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from New York, Miami, Fl.
OUTSTANDING SUITE - (#719)Posted 03-Oct-2014
Pros: Everything, including daily guest wine hours in lobby!
Grand and elegant suite, Excellent hotel services.
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Posted 30-Sep-2014
Cons: the lobby snacks could be improved, but the welcome glass of wine was terrific
This is a great place to stay. Very modern, clean, reasonably priced, close to lots of restaurants. A great neighborhood.
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2nd annual trip to hollywood !Posted 22-Sep-2014
Average hotel. Nothing special at all. Great location. Nice staff. 1 elevator out for entire stay so slow moving. Nice complimentary cokes, snacks , waters , and wine. Valet was quick and room host was great (Walter)
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Excellent hotel!Posted 20-Sep-2014
Fantastic staff who provide an exemplary level of service! Location is great as its between Hollywood and Beverly Hills! Room was clean, comfortable but not amazing. Pool area was v nice
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Nice chill pool on Sunset BoulevardPosted 08-Sep-2014
Pros: Excellent location. Love the low key roof pool and bar.
Cons: Ypdate the room electronics (device for playing ipods of at least two generations ago) and it would have been great to have hdmi connection on the TV
Location: Nice location. LA, need to drive almost everywhere, but this was nice for the strip.
I had an excellent stay. Low floor and paid a little more for a "view" which ended up being of a billboard that lit up the whole room till 12:00 a.m. but that was part of the California experience. They replaced what used to be a cool outdoor balcoony with an indoor sitting area which was nice, but i was hoping for the balcony as well as the pool when I registered to stay here. Nice staff. Great valet parking arrangement. Excellent facilities. I wanted to hook up my computer to the television screen for a monitor, but the tv did not have an hdmi connection. So the electronics seem to be about five years old, but everything else was nice. That's a small complaint for my whole visit.


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Oh, I think Nel plenty redeems herself later on.
Still though; nothing for me tops the spoiler[Nnoitra VS. Zaraki fight] that's gonna go down soon.
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Ha, I already see Christmas stuff at Costco.
Hm, even though the anime pretty much mostly followed exactly what happens in the manga so far, I'd still like to see how a certain part of Maria Holic was done in the manga. I guess that'll come up in the second volume.
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Since Australia doesnt 'do' Halloween, we don't even have to wait for the Halloween stuff to go away. There's already Christmas stuf in the supermarket right now. Does anyone actually buy any at this time?
So Maria+Holic got a bad review? I was gonna pick up the first book in Japan because I personally really enjoyed the anime. Can anyone who has read the manga and seen the anime tell me if they personally think the manga is good or worth getting? Is the bad review due to RTO's personal opinion, or is the anime just better?
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|It's all Christmas stock now with us in the UK. We won't have a holiday until then.
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Retail isn't 2 months ahead, it's a totally different system with 2 seasons- you have Christmas Season, and you have Not Christmas Season, and that's it.
My store put up our first Christmas stuff the last week of July. I expect us to still have a clearance aisle up until mid to late January. I can't speak for other workers, but for me it combines a disinterest in all holidays (I'm sick of looking at it by the time the holiday happens) with always starting Christmas shopping early.
Maybe it's just me, but it's been a good long time since I've seen a manga I want to read pop up... perhaps I'm becoming too picky as far as my comics are concerned.
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Very normal evolution I'd say. The more you read the more demanding you get. If your problem is not finding "mature" mangas, have you tried Bokurano or 20th Century Boys? Else, you might want to try some (Light) Novels? Pretty good stuff there imho ^^
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Oh Carlo, now I see why you don't like vampire series - you don't understand the kinky appeal. Basically understand that in almost every vampire story since Bram Stoker, blood sucking = sex. Not always, but in general. Think about it long enough and you'll realize why.
But meanwhile, thanks for preaching the good word on 20th Century Boys. I picked up volume 4 this week and loved it. Okay, confession, I've read the entire thing online, but I still loved it this time through! At this point with Urasawa, I'm used to volumes where we shift character focus, so I didn't mind that Kenji and everyone temporarily disappeared. He always eventually brings us back to the original story thread (not sure how that's going to work in the recent Billy Bat, which has been just... weird so far).
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They haven't figured how to commercialize Guy Fawkes Day?
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Aura Ichadora
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|To be honest, I like Maria Holic. I'm not a big fan of anything yaoi or yuri, but yet I found myself laughing and enjoying this. I hope Tokyopop's printing quality hasn't affected this release too badly since I do want to purchase this series; I just don't want to read one page and then be reading the next one at the same time.
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Big Hed
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
Yep, ain't it the truth (at least from watching the anime, which I hear is very faithful to the manga). But hey, at least it looks good.
Really? None that I've seen in Melbourne... Although there could well be some when I head back to Singapore in a couple of days.
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Since I now live in a small town and my only exposure to retail is my once a week Walmart excursion I can't tell you what the status of our decorations are. Didn't see anything for any season last week but who knows what I'll see this week!
And I think I'll give Psyren a try, it sounds interesting and I have nothing agaisnt shonen (reminds me, gotta catch up with HunterxHunter).
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Odd, I'd been told the anime is more or less nothing like the manga. It certainly stripped out all the sex scenes (I quit after two chapters because the sexuality in it was really creeping me out, and I read Berserk, for crying out loud!), plus the manga goes on for quite a few volumes. I think the anime may cover only a part of it. And as a result had a borderline-incomprehensible ending.
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Big Hed
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Ah, well I'll take your word for it; I'm not basing my information off of particularly great sources. That would certainly help explain the ending.
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Baka Ranger
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Speaking of Kurozuka, how much detail does it go into with Kuro and Kuromitsu's relationship? Because I recall in the anime they'd only even met a couple of hours before he discovers her secret, and it wasn't quite developed to a relationship so much as infatuation or lust, prior to the time skip.
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Youkai Warrior
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That is partially true. It depends what books with vampires that you read. Blood sucking has been made into something sexual. In real European folklore, however vampires did indeed drink blood (not for sex) (they were also know for eating raw meat, as they are demonic carnivores). Vampires targeted humans of any age and gender. Blood is a vampire's food source, just like how bats drink blood. In many vampire books, it is a male vampire who preys upon a female human, thus making it seem sexual. But in folklore, a vampire would prey upon males and females, young and old. They particularly preyed upon virgins because they were considered "clean". In modern media, they have turned the vampire into a sex fiend, rather than a fiend. I mean, in all honesty, sex is not scary (I prefer the blood guzzling vampire who attacks anyone, by the way), which may be why the vampire image has changed. They are actually alot more frightening than what you see in the media. After all, they are monsters, not humans.
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Zinaida Zlatanova – Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister (also in charge of EU funds absorption)
Petar Chobanov – Finance Minister
Kristian Vigenin - Foreign Minister
Danail Papazov – Transport Minister
Aneliya Klisarova – Education Minister
Tanya Andreeva – Health Minister
Tsvetlin Yovchev– Interior Minister
Mariana Georgieva – Youth and Sports Minister
Angel Naydenov – Defense Minister
Petar Stoyanovich – Culture Minister
Iskra Mihaylova– Environment Minister
Dragomir Stoynev– Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism
Hassan Ademov - Minister of Labor and Social Policy
Desislava Terzieva – Regional Development Minister
Dimitar Grekov – Agriculture Minister
Kalin Tiholov – Minister of Investment Projects
A Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Economy is to be announced within a month.
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