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Five Things: Cards Find A Way And Reserves Shine For Wolverines
Tonight, the No. 1 overall seed takes on a team once ranked No. 1 and now playing its best basketball. On one side is Louisville, the favorite when the field was announced, trying to keep the national championship trophy in the state of Kentucky.
Rothstein: Louisville, Michigan Set To Give Us A Thrill
The season that none of us could predict is set to give us a title game that none of us will forget.
Does 'Underdog' Michigan Have Cardinals Right Where They Want Them?
National media carried on about the Syracuse zone like they were 1985 Bears and gave Michigan little chance.
Officials Facing Dilemma With Video Review
It happens seemingly every game of the NCAA tournament, most of the season, for that matter: Officials blow their whistles, huddle, then head over to the TV monitors to review a play.
Rising Star: Louisville Junior Russ Smith
Russ Smith, nicknamed 'Russdiculous' for his frenetic style of play, has been simply wonderful in the tournament.
NCAA Announces Pool Of Officials For Final Four
The NCAA has announced the pool of 10 officials who will work the Final Four.
Syracuse Focused On Journey To Final 4
Overcoming all sorts of adversity has been the norm for the Syracuse Orange of late.
Five Things: Motivated Cardinals Prevail And Wichita State Stays Alive
Even with limited drama—none of the regional finals were particularly thrilling—the NCAA Tournament is a wonderful thing, the perfect blend of fairness and unpredictability.
The Latest On Kevin Ware's Injury
It's been called "gruesome" or "horrid", And if you saw it, you will never forget it. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida reports on the leg injury suffered by Louisville's Kevin Ware.
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There was a whole bunch of attention paid to the fact that Roy Halladay looked like he was going to die during his last start. There has also been a fair amount of attention paid to the fact that the country has been crippled by a crushing heat wave. There was a bit of a reprieve as today's game time temperature of 94 degrees was considerably lower than the astronomically high temperatures of the last few days.
Halladay cared not for the heat and reminded us that he is entirely too bad ass to let something like almost getting killed hinder his ability to be good at throwing pitches. Roy gave up a first inning run and gave up two more (one earned) in the fourth inning. The most impressive about Halladay tonight was the fact that he went eight innings. He was nearing 100 pitches in the top of the sixth inning, but he decided that he was going to come out of the game when he was good and God damn ready, throwing two more innings, using an ridiculously low amount of pitches. In all, Roy allowed eight hits, two earned runs and struck out eight. Every time he pitches I am floored by the fact that he pitches for the Phillies. With the win today, Halladay joins Hamels for the team lead in victories. Go to hell Robert Person.
Jimmy Rollins and Chase Utley begun to swing the bats well and have catalyzed the Phillies offense. Today, both players were held hitless, but Ryan Howard and Raul Ibanez both went 2-4 pacing the offense today. Both of Howard's hits today and his home run yesterday were all of the opposite field variety. It is absolutely amazing how much of a difference this type of approach can make for Howard. Apparently Charlie Manual has been working with him to adjust his approach to hit the ball to the opposite field. Ibanez just missed a two run home run in the bottom of the seventh when Chris Denorfia picked the ball as it was on its way into the bullpen. I often wonder how mad the robbed party is in this type of circumstance. Raul is too nice to wish ill upon Denorfia, I on the other hand would not be as kind. Regardless the Phillies took the game 5-3.
The Phillies look to take their second four game series from the Padres with Cliff Lee taking on world's ugliest man contestant Aaron Harang.
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Meg and her Grandpa are off camping and fishing at the lake. Grandpa keeps playing practical jokes on Meg, but then Meg gets her own back!
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Ruru the Morepork is looking for a little fun but he ends up creating a fair amount of Moreporky Madness! Bilingual Edition in English and te reo Maori.
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To go with that shrimp dippin' sauce, how about some of Ben's "7-Up Shrimp"...
Here's what you'll need:
Jumbo shrimp, peeled, with the tails left on
Put the peeled shrimp in a bowl, and cover them with 7-Up. Let them soak for 30-45 minutes. Melt the butter in you skillet and cook shrimp. Add seasoning, if desired.
Shrimp season is in full swing, and with it we bring you "Uncle Ben's Shrimp Dippin' Sauce". Here's what you'll need:
2 cups of ketchup
Juice from 1 lemon (plus some ground up lemon peel)
1 clove of garlic, minced
1 teaspoon of Tabasico
1 teaspoon of olive oil
Horseradish to taste
Combine all those ingredients and blend. Then chill for about a half hour. Should make about 2 1/2 cups of dipping sauce.
After numerous requests, here's Ben's "Baked Catfish Recipe," although it works well for any fish filets. Here's what you'll need:
1 1/2 pounds of fish filets
1 cup of light mayonnaise
1 cup of fat-free sour cream
1/2 package of Ranch dressing mix
Here's what to do: Mix the non-fish ingredients together. Put filets in a non-covered baking dish. Cover fish with mixture. Bake in oven for 25 minutes at 350 degrees.
Need a good basting sauce recipe? Here's one from listener Roger in Wayne County...and it's pretty simple. Just take 1/4 bottle of Worstershire sauce, 1 pint of homemade cane syrup, 4-5 drops of crab boil, and a teaspoon of brown sugar. Stir together and microwave. That's it. You can use it as a baste or finishing sauce.
Back by popular demand, here's the "Crabby Ole Bass" recipe...here's what you'll need:
2 pounds of bass filets (trout, perch, catfish also will work) cut into 1 inch by 3 inch strips
1/2 cup white wine Worchester sauce
1 package corn bread Stove Top Stuffing Mix
1 small can of crab meat
1 small can of sliced mushrooms
What to do: Season fish to taste with salt & pepper, then marinate in the Worchester sauce in the refridgerator. Make the stuffing as directed on the package, adding in the crab meat and mushrooms. Scoop stuffing mixture onto a baking pan (six servings), place fish on top of stuffing, add another layer of the stuffing, sprinkle with paprika and bake for 30 minutes or so at 375 degrees.
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Sherlock 1.01 A Study In Pink
My favorite part in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. I am just so happy to see my favorite actor play in my favorite scene.
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Rough translation. The photographer was at the Film Festival in Gent to snap some red carpet pics. Afterwards he saw Benedict and the director relaxing with a pint (oh yeah!) And he summoned the courage to ask if Benedict would pose for his camera for one minute.
There are no words for how great you are.
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All the eyes of West London and the Merseyside were upon Etihad Stadium last night, as Liverpool and Chelsea fans alike were hoping that Manchester City would succumb to pressure of controlling their own destiny in the title race. Both sets of fans would watch helplessly as City sprinted to a 4-0 victory over bottom-half Aston Villa, collecting all four goals after the halftime interval.
Villa from the onset pinned themselves back in their own half, looking to play the roll of spoilers and defended well for an hour until the on-form Edin Džeko struck home a goal in the 64 minute and added in a second 8 minutes later to settle the tie.
City created a flurry of chances in the first half but Aston Villa's defense held strong with American goalkeeper Brad Guzan making a couple of high quality saves to deny chances from Yaya Touré and Aleksander Kolarov. He was also aided with a bit of poor finishing from the City side, which saw Samir Nasri go wide off a volley on the near-post. Villa was able to create a very good chance on the break, with Jordan Bowery volleying wide off a cross from Andreas Weimann.
City continued to crank up the pressure in the second half and it seemed like it was only a matter of time until City were to score, to which the City fans were relieved to see Džeko turn home Pablo Zabaleta's low cross.
Substitute Stevan Jovetic was able to score in the 85 minute and Touré got his name on the score sheet with a brilliant solo-run in injury time to put an exclamation point in the game.
The Manchester City victory closed the books on Chelsea's outside chance of escaping with the title on the final day, and puts City in a position where they only need a point against West Ham (and keep their superior goal differential to Liverpool) to win their second Premier League crown in three years.
Even though some Chelsea fans may feel this season has been disappointing, especially with all the hype that surrounded the return of José Mourinho, I believe it should still be considered a success even without adding any silverware to the trophy cabinet.
This was one of the stronger league performances in recent years and it was the first time in four years where Chelsea were really in contention for winning the title. It certainly beats 2011/12's sixth place performance and last year's limp to third place in which Chelsea was well behind the title winners.
Chelsea also returned to the Champions League knockout stages and was bested by an extremely strong Atlético Madrid side. With time and with the leadership of Mourinho, their playing style should become much more fluid and consistent where they will be getting all three points against lower league sides.
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It's the third day of Apple's "12 Days of Gifts" promotion, and today the company's offering Lonely Planet's "Best in Travel 2014" iBook for free.
Day 3 of Apple's 12 Days of Gifts offers Lonely Planet's 'Best in Travel 2014' iBook for free
Apple adds gifting option to the iBookstore
If you are a book lover or have one on your holiday shopping list, you now have a new way to give or receive a book. As noted by Macworld, Apple has added a new option in the iBookstore that allows you to send and receive ebooks as a gift.
Apple finally gives iBooks and iTunes U an iOS 7 makeover
Apple releases free iOS 7 User Guide on iBookstore
iOS 7 is a huge update, that includes a radical new design as well as a number of new features like smarter multitasking, Control Center, AirDrop, iTunes Radio and a lot more. This is a lot for the average iOS user to digest, which is why Apple has released iOS 7 user guides for iPod and iPad on the iBookstore.
Judge issues injunction against Apple in e-Book Antitrust case
In July, a federal judge found Apple guilty of conspiring with book publishers to raise the retail prices of ebooks when it launched the iBookstore. The judge has today followed up on that decision with an injunction that prohibits Apple from entering into "most-favored-nation" (MFN) agreements with publishers.
You could get a $3 refund per eBook as part of the eBook price fixing settlement
If you've bought an eBook published by Macmillan, Penguin, Hachette, HarperCollins or Simon & Schuster between April 1 2010 and May 21 2012 from a U.S. based digital store like iBooks Store, Kindle etc., then you're likely to receive a $3 refund per eBook as a part of these publishers' settlement in the eBook price fixing antitrust case.
Apple now offering free book in Apple Store app
Couple of weeks back, Apple started offering free content in the Apple Store app. The first app to be available for free was Color Zen, a puzzle game that is usually available for $0.99.
Apple seems to have rolled out an over-the-air update for the Apple Store app to replace Color Zen with Away in My Airplane ($3.99), a children's book by Margaret Wise Brown.
iBooks 3.1 Brings Japanese Books To iBookstore
iBookstore Coming to Japan in January
Apple has reportedly worked out deals with several large Japanese publishers to bring the iBookstore to Japan as early as this month. Apple is late to the party in Japan with Kobo, Amazon, and Google all having head starts, but with the market primed and ready for more ebooks, Apple has nothing to lose.


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Square Root April Fool's Day
Posted by The Curator on Tue Mar 31, 2009
Electrical engineer Aziz Inan, of the University of Portland, recently noticed that April 1st, 2009 is a square root date. From USA Today: April Fool's Day, April 1, 2009 is 04/01/2009, or 4012009, which has 2003 as a square root (2003 * 2003 = 4012009.)... The next April Fool's square date doesn't fall until April 1, 6016 (2004*2004 = 4016016.) Of course, this is of no significance whatsoever. Or is it???
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National Geographic Interview and iPhone App
Posted by The Curator on Tue Mar 31, 2009
Marc Silver of National Geographic interviewed me about the history and customs of April Fool's Day. The interview is now up on the Nat Geo blog. And in other news, programmer Mark Greenfield turned the list of the Top 100 April Fool's Day hoaxes into an iPhone app (for those people who want to have the list in an easy-to-read format on their phone). The app is now available at the iPhone store. I don't have an iPhone, so I haven't been able to test the app. I think it costs $1, of which I get about ten cents. Now, if only I could get everyone who reads the list on my…
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Cheating Hubby Caught on Street View
Posted by The Curator on Tue Mar 31, 2009
A recent article in The Sun (and we all know how diligent The Sun is about fact checking) claimed that a woman, while using Google Street View, spotted her husband's car parked outside another woman's home. Now she's filing for divorce! But Matt Platino, of the Idiot Forever blog, claims he hoaxed the sun into printing the story: I emailed The Sun, first with the email address firstname.lastname@example.com. I shot them a "frantic" note: Hey Sun, I need your help. One of my mates caught her husband cheating by using…
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Great Hoaxes Trading Cards
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 30, 2009
Topps has announced it plans to release a set of cards featuring the "world's biggest hoaxes, hoodwinks, & bamboozles." The entire set, according to visualeditors.com, will consist of: Charles Ponzi Bernie Madoff The Runaway Bride Idaho The Turk Enron Anna Anderson Ferdinand Waldo Demara San Serriffe D.B. Cooper Spaghetti Trees Victor Lustig The War of the Worlds George Parker The Bathtub Hoax The Cottingley Fairies James Reavis The Piltdown Man The Cardiff Giant Cold Fusion Looks good, though I'm not sure why they include Idaho. Probably because of the rumor that Idaho got its name from a hoax. Or maybe they're referring to the theory…
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The Hotelicopter
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 30, 2009
The premise: According to Hotelicopter.com, a giant helicopter (a Soviet-made Mil V-12) has been transformed into a flying hotel: The Hotelicopter features 18 luxuriously-appointed rooms for adrenaline junkies seeking a truly unique and memorable travel experience. Each soundproofed room is equipped with a queen-sized bed, fine linens, a mini-bar, coffee machine, wireless internet access, and all the luxurious appointments you'd expect from a flying five star hotel. Room service is available one hour after liftoff and prior to landing. Reasons to think it's a hoax: a) it's a strange idea (how…
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Agloe, New York
Posted by The Curator on Thu Mar 26, 2009
A case of a fake that became real. In this case, a fictitious town that, for a while, achieved actual existence. The town of Agloe, New York was a "copyright trap" placed on Esso Maps during the 1930s. (That is, it was a nonexistent town whose purpose was to reveal if rival mapmakers were blindly copying the information on Esso maps.) The name was a scramble of the initials of Otto G. Lindberg (the company founder) and his assistant Ernest Alpers. They located the town at a dirt-road intersection north of Roscoe, NY. So when the town of Agloe later appeared on a Rand…
The Fake Acai Berry Diet Girl
Posted by The Curator on Wed Mar 25, 2009
Following up on Accipiter's post in the forum about the Acai berry weight-loss scam -- one of the interesting (and sleazy) things about the scam is the proliferation of fake diet blogs promoting these Acai berries. The sites go by names such as kirstensweightloss.com, rachelsweightloss.com, patdietblog.com, etc. etc. The sites have before and after pictures of the Acai berry dieters, but pictures of the same women appear on different sites... under different names. For instance, the woman below, depending on which site you visit, is named Kirsten Hunt, Ann Conrad, Daniella Conrad, Jenna Patterson, and a bunch of other names.
Can you see Half Dome from the Central Valley?
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 23, 2009
This may be of interest only to Californians, but so be it... On February 18 the Patterson Irrigator posted a picture that appeared to show the Half Dome in Yosemite, visible from Patterson. (It's a little hard to see, but if you look closely it's there.) The thing is, Patterson is in the Central Valley, about 100 miles from Yosemite. So the photo met with a very skeptical reaction. A lot of people simply refused to believe that Half Dome could be seen from that far away. There was discussion of it on the yosemite blog, and on…
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Homeless Decoys
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 23, 2009
The City of Toronto plans to pay 100 people $100 each to pose as homeless people for a day. Each person will first attend a 30-minute training seminar on how to convincingly look homeless. The reason: the decoys will act as a "control measure" during the city's upcoming survey of the homeless population. I guess I don't sufficiently understand the methodology of conducting surveys, because this doesn't make any sense to me.
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Car by Ikea
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 23, 2009
A new site (in French), roulez-leko.com, appears to announce the imminent introduction of the Leko, "the car by Ikea". The suspicious part: the car is set to debut right around April 1st. However, it could be legitimate because the first week of April is France's Sustainable Development Week, which the text on the site states that the debut is part of. We'll know soon enough if it's a hoax or something real. If it is real, it serves as a reminder that companies should avoid making major product announcements on or around April 1st. Link: carconnection.com
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Wolverine Blow-Up Doll
Posted by The Curator on Fri Mar 20, 2009
A picture of a Wolverine toy with an unfortunately positioned blow-up valve has been doing the rounds. It's another case of satire mistaken as news. The picture originated on the satire site christwire.org, under the headline "Marvel Now Promotes Gay Agenda With Wolverine Toy." But once the image got loose on the web, its satirical origin was lost. Thus, the confusion.
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Twitter Premium Services
Posted by The Curator on Fri Mar 20, 2009
An article that ran on the satire site BBSpot has apparently fooled some Twitterers. It claimed that Twitter was going to begin charging for "premium" services as follows: * Sparrow ($5/month) – Users get 145 character limit, 5 extra random followers. * Dove ($15/month) – Users get 160 character limit, 25 extra random followers, 1 random celebrity follower, auto-spell check, "Fail Whale" T-shirt. * Owl ($50/month) – Users get 250 character limit, 100 extra random followers, 2 random celebrity followers, 30 minutes on recommended list, auto-spell check, "Fail Whale" hoodie. * Eagle ($250/month) – Users…
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April 1st as an Atheist Holy Day
Posted by The Curator on Fri Mar 20, 2009
An urban legend has been circulating for a number of years that mockingly describes April Fool's Day as a holy day for atheists: FLORIDA COURT SETS ATHEIST HOLY DAY In Florida, an atheist created a case against the Easter & Passover holy days. He hired an attorney to bring a discrimination case against Christians, Jews & observances of their holy days. The argument was, it was unfair that atheists had no such recognized day(s). The case was brought before a judge. After listening to the passionate presentation by the lawyer,the judge banged his gavel declaring, 'Case dismissed.'…
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If you don't show a weapon, is it really a robbery?
Posted by The Curator on Wed Mar 18, 2009
Police say that a man, alone in a car, drove up to a teller window at the Lone Star National Bank in Texas. He slipped the teller a note. Exactly what it said has not been revealed, but it caused the teller to hand him an undetermined amount of cash. He then drove away. At no point did the man display a weapon. Big Gary asks: But if you just say, "Give me money," and you don't display a weapon, and you aren't in any position to hurt anybody, it's not really a robbery, it's a gift, right? I don't think so. I'm pretty sure it's illegal to lead a bank teller…
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Pareidolia Roundup: March 2009
Posted by The Curator on Wed Mar 18, 2009
The Divine Cushion The "face of Christ" appeared in a cushion attached to a priest's chair, located in a Roman Catholic church on the French Indian island of Reunion. Parish priest Daniel Gavard said, "This is not a miracle, it's a sign of God." So what, exactly, is the meaning of the sign? God likes comfy chairs? Dead Dad in Ultrasound Marion McAleese thinks the arm of her dead dad can be seen in this ultrasound, cradling her unborn child. She says, "You can see four fingers on the baby's face as if a hand is cradling the…
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Year Opened: 1924 | Field Surface: Natural Grass
Built in 1924 at a then-astronomical cost of $75,000, Folsom Field was carved out of a hillside on the northeast corner of the University of Colorado campus. But smart business planning and construction allowed for the stadium to be fully paid for in less than decade.
The stadium has gone through many alterations through the years, most recently with the addition of club seating and 41 spacious suites on the east side in 2003.
With the CU campus nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the views from the stadium's south and east stands are among the most scenic in the country. Folsom Field's floor featured artificial turf from 1971 to 1998, but otherwise has been natural grass. A distinct feature is an emblazoned "COLORADO" in the south horseshoe.
Folsom Field is home to one of the more unique, and intimidating, mascots in the country. Ralphie, a live female buffalo, leads the CU team on to the field at the beginning of the game and the second half, usually right along the opponent's sideline. Colorado now has two Ralphies -- IV and V.
The buffalo became associated with the program in 1934 after a school newspaper contest. While live buffaloes appeared at games starting in the 1930s and '40s, Ralphie's first run around Folsom Field began in 1966. Because there was no limit on how many times Ralphie rounded the field, the turf quickly became damaged and the tradition of running Ralphie just twice a game started at homecoming in 1967.
All handlers for Ralphie must be CU students, and tryouts are conducted around the spring game. Occasionally, Ralphie has gotten away from his handlers during runs, causing quite a commotion but no serious damage. Colorado also has a costumed mascot named Chip that has scored among the top in national competitions, according to the school.
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UCLA Wins In Double OTBrett Hundley's 8-yard rush for a touchdown gave UCLA a 40-37 win over Colorado in double overtime.
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UCLA Defense Struggles In 2OT WinHeather Dinich discusses UCLA's 40-37 double-overtime win against Colorado.
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- Address:
1634 Beacon Street
Brookline, MA 02445Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
The Fireplace
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fireplacerest.com/
- Phone: 6179751900
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Mid-Day menu: Daily: 2:30pm - 5:00pm; Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Jim Solomon
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Fans of our rustic yet upscale fare at The Fireplace can also enjoy our locally sourced food at private events. Show off your home. Or pick the perfect place for a business outing, wedding or charity gala. We"ve got connections with some pretty magical New England venues.
- Private Party Facilities: The upscale but homey ambiance of The Fireplace makes for unforgettable gatherings. Parties as small as fourteen and as large as ninety fit perfectly into our cozy but comfortable confines.
- Private Party Contact: Laurie Stuehmer 6179751900
- Entertainment: We love good music almost as much as we love good food. Join us at The Fireplace for some cool jazz and hot Latin music on the first Wednesdays and Thursdays of each month at The Fireplace. Shows start at 9:30pm.
- Special Events: Your credit card on file will be charge $25 per person if a cancellation is not made within 48 hours.
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The Fireplace located in Brookline Massachusetts is a cosmopolitan New England Grill serving food with integrity while celebrating the bounty of the region and its Colonial influences. In addition to being the 1st Certified Green Restaurant in Boston, the restaurant has won numerous awards and mentions including Outstanding Wine List (Wine Spectator 2013), Chocolate Madness WinnerContinued
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The Fireplace reviews from OpenTable diners
138 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.2Service3.9
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (90)fit for foodies (79)special occasion (44)romantic (40)great for brunch (34)good for groups (26)great for lunch (25)notable wine list (17)great for outdoor dining (16)kid-friendly (15)vibrant bar scene (8)hot spot (8)late-night find (4)scenic view (2)Show More
- Nice menu!OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/27/2014A nice selection of seasonal foods and a very nice selection of non-alcoholic drinks. That was an unexpected delight. The atmosphere is refined without being stuffy.Special Features:
- birthdineDined on 10/25/2014Found the service and the food to be exceptional, yet low key and relaxed. The waiter was attentive, yet in the background. The dining experience was intimate, warm and enjoyable. There was no pressure to order the extras; we will definitely return.Special Features:
- Best Brunch AroundBrooklinerVIPDined on 10/25/2014Crab cake benedict and gingerbread cornmeal waffles were outstanding! Best brunch I've had in years -- maybe ever.Special Features:
- ConflictedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/24/2014While the taste of the food was outstanding, the delivery was miserable. A side and 2 main dishes came out, separately. And then it took 10 minutes to get the other 2 dinners. Management made good on our bill, but still wondering why and how often this happens.Special Features:
- Request Table by the Fireplace!shmaiDined on 10/22/2014great neighborhood gem. We shared the cheese plate which had salami to die for. Entrees are reasonably priced. We both ordered the salmon. Shared the seasonal bread pudding which, if you are fan of, was delicious. We wanted cocktails that were not on the menu and the bartender was more than happy to obliged.Special Features:
- Great date night!PracticalPalateDined on 10/16/2014Ok, so for a first date and a first time at this location, I took a bit of a risk...but I really didn't. The food was wonderful, our server (Peter) listened and recommended items wisely. Our opening cocktails were wonderfully made and we settled on a well balanced, drier Zinfandel (Sanctuary) for dinner. We split a pear salad, an autumn-spirited appetizer and an entree dish, with cocktails it ran us just over a C note and it was worth every penny. Thanks Fireplace! And yes, a second date happened afterwards. :-)Special Features:
- Wonderful food, charming ambianceCMF914Dined on 10/11/2014Favorite for our family, we go again and again. The butternut squash soup is outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High expectations. Just OKOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/11/2014Wanted to try this restaurant for awhile after all the positive reviews. Our experience: house Cocktails were undrinkable served by a slow and unfriendly bartender. Bad start. Food was good. Table service was really slow. I had to ask where our entrees were and had to hunt down our server for dessert/check. dinner for 4 took a little over 3 hours. Overall I was shocked by the poor service. The greeter was VERY friendly and responsive. Everyone else I interacted with seemed to have a poor attitude. Like they were going through the motions and not even trying to be hospitable. For that reason, we will not be returning.
- A nice surprise10YearsPluswithOTVIPDined on 10/10/2014In looking for dining options between Jamaica Plain and Waltham--this was a gamble that paid off. The food was very good, the service impeccable, and the noise level--even with a couple of young families dining nearby--was low enough for easy conversation. My only "complaint" is the totally West Coast wine list. However, I was offered a "flight" of 3 wines for me to choose from and they have a delicious dry rose, so overall a success! The light Pinot Noir was also tasty.Special Features:
- Always a good mealWashingtonSquareLocalDined on 10/7/2014We came here for an early dinner with our two little kids (3 & 5). The wait staff was great and very thoughtful. The food was good too, but as a local I come here a bit and it always is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good for brunchmisspigDined on 10/5/2014The food here is very good and the place is very popular on weekends. Waffles are exceptional. One person in our party ordered an omelette which was extremely salty and the restaurant made her a fresh one.Special Features:
- delicious and fantastic environmentlexalovesgoodfoodDined on 10/4/2014The fireplace has all the amazing food you would expect at a super classy upscale restaraunt, with a welcoming warm personality. The food was delicious and the service was great! All around it was a fabulous experience and I can't wait to go back next time I visit Boston! They were very accomadating - I had called explaining that we would be late for our reservation and they had no problem and sat us almost immediately when we arrived. Although I think they could use a hostess stand or a greeter at the door.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing delicious and high qualityGirlsNightDined on 10/2/2014Over all an amazing experience .. I love that all the ingredients they work with and service are local farms. Delicious food and reasonable prices. I will definitely be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Evening4forfoodingDined on 9/27/2014Good food and service. All of of our party enjoyed their food, and wine recommendations were right on.Special Features:
- Always Top Notch!DebrisVIPDined on 9/27/2014We are so happy the Fireplace is staying open! Thank You! The Saturday brunch was perfect. Challah French toast with fruit is special.House special cocktails are great! Terrific server too! Xoxoxoxo! Xoxoxoxo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, bad nightOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/26/2014We were seated 40 minutes after our reservation. During that wait in a crowded space, we could not even order drinks at the bar. The bartender was rude "I've seen you there for 20 minutes, I will get to you when I can." Which he never did. The food was very good and the service was fine once seated. They were not equipped to handle the volume.
- Downhill slidefoodfan1Dined on 9/25/2014We have loved this spot and took friends for the first time. Were surprised at how quality had slipped. Peaches in salad old and tasteless, service almost neglectful as we waited for wine...maybe now that they've committed to staying open, they need to inject new energy and confidence into their presentation/menu, etc.Special Features:
- Consistently WonderfulLuvgoodfoodDined on 9/22/2014This restaurant has been consistently good since it opened. Great ambiance, great food, an expansive menu with something for everyone, it remains one of my favorites. Also, the owner is generous and charitable, often donating time and staff to non-profits.Special Features:
- HumphreyDined on 9/21/2014THE BRUNCH MENU WAS OK BUT NOT THAT GOOD FOR VEGANSSpecial Features:
- Cheese platecheeseDined on 9/19/2014We ordered a cheese plate as one of two appetizers but w/no cheese, just the sausage. Very good, though very skimpy on the sausage (4 thin slices) and heavy on the condiments. For dessert, we ordered a cheese plate with just one cheese-- again, a VERY small piece of cheese and again piles of the same condiments. Not fair.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood gemhappy2bhereDined on 9/14/2014We were a party of 6 stayed the night in Brookline and was looking for a great Brunch place within walking distance to our B&B, we hit the jackpot with The Fireplace! Reservations necessary, which I made on Open Table the night before. The service and food were fantastic. Wonderful find! Would definately return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingLDRBVIPDined on 9/13/2014Everyone kept telling us we had to try the Fireplace. So we did and We were very disappointed. It was impossible to talk to each other because it was so loud, I questioned the cleanliness because my cutlery AND bread dish were dirty, the waiter was slow and not very personable - felt like he just wanted us to eat and go- could have cared less about us. The wine list is limited to wines just from CA (at least have a few good ones if you're going to do that!,) The food however was outstanding! If they focus on customer service and promise to wash their dishes- we may go back....but not for quite a while.Special Features:
- less impressed than previous visitsLauraDined on 9/13/2014My husband and I went for our anniversary. I noted this in my Open Table reservation and asked for the best table possible but I don't think this was acknowledged as we were seated near the entrance in a high traffic area. We have been here many times and wanted to go one last time before it closes. The appetizers and entrees we ordered were delicious (cheese plate, figs, signature roasted chicken and sea scallops). Cocktails were very good as well, but I had left my ID in the car, and the waiter required that my husband go out in the rain to go get it. I know there are rules but there should have also been a balance with customer service. My dessert (blondie sundae) was dry and disappointing, but my husband's chocolate fudge cake was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not a fun outingOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/13/2014My husband and I showed up at the exact time of our reservation. The hostess showed us to a table three steps from the door and in the traffic for everyone entering and exiting the restaurant. When we asked for a different table, we were told that we should have requested a specific table went we reserved. We were told nothing else was available, so we left. As we left, we could see that there were indeed a couple of tables free by the windows. We will not return.
- great and reliable mealsJakeDined on 9/12/2014Another fine meal at The Fireplace. A little longer wait than I had expected, even with reservations. But that ,may be because the space is so comfortable, the diners don't want to rush out. The service is attentive and not pushy or intrusive. The music got turned up really too loud but after requesting a change, it was reduced. Also, there are a few tables that are in the middle of high traffic areas -- so wait for an appropriate table and ask for music that is suitable for your meal. I'd recommend this place & will be back again.Special Features:
- Let's EatMediumRareDined on 9/10/2014Good food, interesting menu, nice atmosphere, good for conversation (hard to find quiet places now-a-days) and good service. Will add to my favorites (although, it may be too late...isn't this place closing?). The reason I gave only 3 stars on service was because they forgot my special request (made the day before) for a birthday candle...while they tried to make it up with another dessert (free and with a candle), it was too little, too late.Special Features:
- Excellent for relaxed business mealRMorseDined on 9/7/2014Excellent evening with a alumni guest from California and the school dean and his wife. I picked the restaurant because it was relaxed, not too big, had quiet tables and excellent food. All four of us loved our dishes. The dean's wife (from Brookline) remarked that the cuisine was so much better than she had experienced some time ago. She'll be back. UNFORTUNATELY, the restaurant is closing on December 31, 2014 and we will miss it. I am pushing people to do there before it closes and is replaced with Pepe's Pizza...very sad. RMSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingdinnerout14VIPDined on 9/6/2014We hadn't been back to The Fireplace in a while and decided to go after a theater matinee. We were very disappointed in the service and attitude of the staff. When we arrived for our reservation we were told there was only one table we could choose from - right near the stairs and service area - and then the tables around, that might have been quieter, were empty throughout our meal. The host was abrupt and not friendly at all. Also, we wanted for service and when it did arrive was inattentive and haphazard. It almost seemed that they were short-staffed or the manager was out. Food was good, but the evening was dragged down by the service. On top of it, I was then notified by Open Table that we had not honored our reservation.
- Reliably good mealdkatzDined on 9/6/2014I have been finding that I can count on the Fireplace for a good meal -- brunch, lunch and dinner. Good menu with ample choices. Food well-prepared; I had bluefish as kind of an end-of-summer treat. I love the bread they serve.Special Features:
- Very Nice Dinnercucumber67Dined on 9/2/2014We dined at the Fireplace this week for the first time.... I so wonder why we have not been here sooner. The Fireplace is comfortable with good service and very good food. I enjoyed the cheese plate we started with with the creative tasty bits to go along with the cheese. It especially worked well with the Pinot Gris I chose. My steak bits with the green salad was very tasty as well. I enjoyed the relaxed but attentive service too. I do wish they were not going to be closing at the end of this year as I know we will be back often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Sad LossDavidVIPDined on 8/31/2014We are sad that you are closing, but wish you will with your next venture.Special Features:
- Always flavorfulsavoryeaterVIPDined on 8/28/2014Sad to learn from our waiter that this neighborhood gem is closing at the end of the year. Always interesting menu, well-prepared food. I'll miss it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- open table membersudieDined on 8/25/2014restaurant has very nice ambience, soft lighting, ceilings are high, I like it. Food was very good, service was excellent. I'd go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DissapointedsnoosterVIPDined on 8/15/2014The restaurant has lost its vibe. I always loved the salads there for lunch. Our order was messed up and the salads were not up to their standard.
- Lovely neighborhood spotBaysiderDined on 8/12/2014Varied menu, very good food, outstanding service from all , most especially our waiter, Peter. A rare gem; so sorry to learn they will be closing soon.Special Features:
- We'll miss you!BrooklinerVIPDined on 8/12/2014Tasty inventive food and a relaxed atmosphere -- what more could you want for lunch?Special Features:
- Great Experience at The FireplaceAnonymousDined on 8/10/2014This restaurant never disappoints. The service was leisurely but attentive, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere was delightful. The individual food needs of our group were attended to with care and without it seeming to be a hassle. Our only disappointment is that the restaurant is closing.Special Features:
- Great GF foodplato79Dined on 8/8/2014The Fireplace is closing at the end of 2014. It's such a shame because they have amazing food and a grate gluten free menu. I haven't ever had lobster mac & cheese before, but they have it there...gluten free and delicious! I'll be going back many more times before it closes.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/4/2014We will miss you! You were a part of our lives. We don't live in Brookline anymore but when we returned to visit we had reunions at The Fireplace. Thank you for everything you gave to us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, fair serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/4/2014The waiter clearly forgot our appetizer. We reminded him and he brought it out...exactly one minute before our entrees were brought to us. We ended up eating our entrée before the appetizer. The waiter should have checked to see the progress of our entrée and not just brought the appetizer so soon before the main course. He should have taken the appetizer off of our bill. Then my companion's steak was raw in the middle. At least he had the appetizer to eat while he was waiting for it to be cooked more.


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Slowly but surely, the Obama administration's vision for reshaping the federal workforce is coming into focus.
Earlier this month, the Office of Federal Procurement Policy provided agencies with guidance on how to decide whether to leave work with contractors or bring the jobs back in-house. As part of that guidance, administration officials attempted to clarify the definition of "inherently governmental functions."
OFPP officials opted for a definition from the 1998 Federal Activities Inventory Reform Act. The term means a "function that is so intimately related to the public interest as to require performance by federal government employees," the FAIR Act states.
But the new guidance doesn't stop there. It also urges agencies to avoid outsourcing jobs that are closely associated with those functions to protect the government against any undue influence by contractors.
The guidance includes examples of inherently governmental work, such as applying government authority or making value judgments for the government — for example, in monetary transactions. The policy letter also outlines tests agencies can use to determine whether it is appropriate to hire a contractor for the work.
OFPP Administrator Daniel Gordon is hoping to dispel the confusion and uncertainty created by the numerous variations on inherently governmental that have been used through the years, reported Government Executive's Robert Brodsky.
Industry experts and some union groups support the new approach. But not everyone does.
John Gage, president of the American Federation of Government Employees, said the new policy is more academic than practical and should have expanded the definition to encompass more federal work, according to the Federal Times' Gregg Carlstrom.
Definitions aside, OFPP suggested several tests to help determine whether a job falls within the definition.
The nature-of-the-function test would ask agency managers to consider whether the work under consideration would involve exercising the government's sovereignty. If so, OFPP said, it should be deemed an inherently governmental function.
The discretion test would have managers evaluate whether outsourcing the work to a contractor could effectively commit the government to a course of action.
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SHINee's Lee Taemin recently had photos snapped of him leaving Gimpo airport with a darker hairstyle. Now Taemin has naturally very dark hair and through-out the years has experimented with all sorts of colors from blonde to bright red. Usually Taemin keeps his hair color in the reddish brown family and every now and then will venture to a dark brown, but this is the darkest I've seen his hair in a while.
You can tell it's really dark because there is no tint of red or brown color as the light hit it.
With foundation that is clearly one shade lighter than his skin tone, I'm really not a huge fan of his darker hair. I actually prefer the reddish brown and dark brown he usually flaunts because it just fits him. It's like you know Beyonce is not a natural blond but you can't help but prefer it over her darker hair, you know what I mean?
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I should learn what opinions means? How about you learn to capitalize your I's first
I actually quite liked it. It had a feel of a classic Naruto episode albeit filler. And next weeks filler seems interesting and will show Sasori take over a nation.
I love seeing the past villains in there tho
+ The animation was good.
+ Akatsuki's conversations are funny as always.
+ The Food Fight contest was kinda fun.
- Giving a B-Rank mission, which could possibly be an A-Rank or S-Rank, to one Chūnin and three Genin. . . . . . . . . sending one one ANBU doesn't change much.
- So this is the nation that Sasori conquered, too bad it won't be freaking Cannon.
- On the map that was shown, they just added a country that was never there. . .
Looks like next episode will be much more awesome.
This episode was just a waste of my time really, 0/5. It's even shitty for being a filler, and that's saying something. If the fillers continues even after May, I'm gonna drop the Anime for a couple of months...
Nostalgia. Part 1 of Naruto was so funny. I love the serious themes of Shippuden, but Naruto Part 1 had funny moments anf fillers. I just hated the 100+ episodes of fillers after Sasuke left. After a while it got tiring.
After I had watched 2 minutes only from the episode , I stopped watching , it was so boring
at people saying that 20 minutes is a waste of their time. What do you guys have up your asses seriously.
Sigh...to me this episode was decent. I for one don't take everything seriously so I had some laughs. For example when Choji forgot he had to come in second. Also some nostalgia as how everyone in part 1 thought Naruto was kind of a loser. Seeing Sasori, Deidara, Hidan and Kakuzu was very good too. I'll give this episode 3/5.
So, THIS is the nation Sasori told Sakura and Chijo about how he conquered it with his 100-puppet-jutsu^^
Did anyone else notice Naruto mentioned he was beat-up only yesterday? Even tho this is filler-crap, isnt it impossible plotwise? Found it quite stupid and annoying
Yeah, I felt that was off-place too.
Only good part was the Akatsuki conversation IMO
Originally Posted by Acroniel
Did anyone else notice Naruto mentioned he was beat-up only yesterday? Even tho this is filler-crap, isnt it impossible plotwise? Found it quite stupid and annoying
I believe it's just a saying and means something along "just recently", it isn't meant literally...
Personally, I don't mind filler episodes but this one was pretty sub-par IMO. Nostalgia factor was good but that's about it. Nothing too funny & nothing that filled in more character background.
I wasn't a fan @ all...So I can just imagine the angst of those who actually hate all fillers
This was a great episode i love it i don't care if they put fillers naruto is a great anime =d=d=d=d=d
Usually, the war filler arc is good with my usually rating 4 - 5/5 but damn, this episode which I was looking forward since it looks so interesting is soo terrible since its about eating food which it could have alot of great potential like add more sersiousness effects of the mission instead of 2/3 of the episode about foods.
2/5 for this episode
Not so good episode or "filler" except the moment when Naruto was eating in the contest and when the samurai with wind style is killing... lolz but i give it a 2/5
Originally Posted by The Hidden Shinobi
With these type of episodes I wouldn't even mind not getting an episode at all, because I won't watch it anyway.
But I understand some people may watch and enjoy it so fair enough for them.
The only thing I find these fillers good for is to fill in that empty spot when the next manga chapter decides to take a two week break, or to give us something to amuse ourselves inbetween breaks. I have given up on the anime series since the year long filler from before Shippuuden. To get mad over fillers seems like a waste of time since its not gonna change.
why is everyone so pissed off about the filler? Deidara and sasori are in it and we never (even in the manga) got to see the two fight together! Im happy to see deidara again and im excited to see the next filler! I wonder what will happen to deidara in the manga now that he is trapped in a puppet box.
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Craft supplies can cost a pretty penny, which is why I've been obsessed for the last few years with DIY projects that use actual pennies in their design. A penny saved is a penny earned, and I'm not above flaunting my financial prowess — even when it comes to gift giving.
For as long as I can remember, I've been in love with pennies — maybe not as obsessed as these penny hoarders, but let's just say particularly fond thanks to a Depression-surviving great aunt who used to play something she called "the money game" with me and my younger brother and sister.
Whenever we visited, Auntie Ann would sit us all down at her kitchen table and pull out a Mason jar full of change. She'd quiz us on addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using the pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters — any equation that we got right meant we got to pocket the change. On more than one occasion my brother and I would trick our little sister, then still too young for math, into trading us her dull, tarnished quarters for our pretty, shiny pennies. Ah, siblings. Money lesson number one, Grasshopper.
So when I was thinking of DIY gifts for my brother this Christmas, I knew it had to be a penny project — something not too small but not too big for his new Brooklyn apartment, and something I could easily ship. Given the trendiness of marquee letters, I settled on making an abbreviated BKLYN for his mantle using this tutorial from The Crafted Sparrow I'd been saving on Pinterest for years.
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According to a recent CNN report on the worth of pennies, this may just be the gift that keeps on giving, too; since many of the pennies were minted prior to 1982 and are therefore made of real copper — which is currently worth about $2.41 for every 100 pennies — it's even better than the bonds we used to get in our stockings!
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As a Loan Originator with PNC Mortgage, you be involved in a variety of initiatives and activities supporting our full-service mortgage company that originates, acquires, markets and services residential loans.Every day you will be proactively involved in originating quality ...
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Who wrote the book 'Reminiscences of the Nehru Age'?
Asked by subhash jat, 29 Jun '12 11:08 am
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O.P.MathaiAnswered by beena john, 29 Jun '12 11:09 am
Girls are actually regarded as part of demoness or rakshasi. So they need to keep long nails to tear and scratch their victims. Their nails need not be painted as they look red outside and dirt inside for not washing. Just a joke to make girls angry.Answered by Chanakya, 29 Jun '12 12:26 pm
Maine nahi.Answered by Dharmarajan, 29 Jun '12 11:14 am
Mr o p mathaiAnswered by rajan, 29 Jun '12 11:11 am
Chetan bhagatAnswered by Robin Hood, 29 Jun '12 11:09 am