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71% would recommend it to a friend
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Ok place not sure would pay £150 without breakfast which is what was quoted on Monday yet the night before was£105 with breakfast.
Room ok very warm even though heating wasn't on. Food good nothing special
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Nice room
I was new to Southampton and found the hotel to be in buzzing part of town with lots of restaurants.
The room was comfortable and very nicely decorated - but weirdly too hot. Didn't want to open the window due to the noise from the street below. The manager sorted out an early breakfast for us on Sunday morning (8 am) as we had to leave before they normally serve, which was really appreciated.
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Nice city room alternative to a hotel!
Enjoyed the night at the White Star.
Would definitely stay there again.
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Central location
Nice hotel rooms facing high street noisy late at night/early morning otherwise nicely appointed rooms.
Staff very helpful, street parking or carpark some 500 yards away NCP. within in easy reach of the bars, restaurants
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Visited the White Star Tavern for the second time, only overnight, but marvellous hotel.
Cosy room, last time was bigger, but didn't spoil our stay. Few problems with the shower but this was sorted, they couldn't do enough for us. Very friendly staff, excellent food, and there was a live band on when we arrived, great musical taste. Definitely recommend and will stay again.
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Friendly staff, great location, but lack of attention to detail
Location is good, but can be noisy at night.
The place has character and the staff are friendly, and the restaurant food is always a treat. Lack of attention to detail is irritating (e.g. problems with hot water, only one water glass & bottle in a double room, meager toiletries), and questions the 5* rating.
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Ok stay for one night in Southampton
Dark room, bed lumpy and uncomfortable.
Bathroom light over sink not working, broken toilet seat and no not water in the evening, fortunately there was hot water in the morning. Breakfast was ok, omelette over cooked and would have preferred the maple syrup in a jug on the side instead of being soaked in my pancakes. I think it's overpriced for the quality of the room bearing in mind it's above a pub.
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How To Be A Good Writer
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Peggy Noonan was a speechwriter for both Presidents Reagan and Bush. She is called a hack journalist by some liberals. Yet she penned some of Ronald Reagan's most memorable speeches. At a lecture she once gave to the students of a prestigious school of journalism, she offered the following advice.
Don't study journalism. Study literature and history. If you want to write well, study great writers. If you want to be able to provide an interesting take on just about any subject, study history. These two subjects give budding young journalists far more grist for their mills, she reasoned, than the narrow topic of journalism ever could.
I remember when I came to interview for an editorial staff position with The Forerunner in 1989. The founding editors then, as many people have since, wanted to know if I had a degree in journalism.
Prior to my conversion to Christ at age 23, I began college as a psychology major, mainly because I was seeking for something I could do to help people. I found that the answer wasn't in psychology. I then began taking English courses because, like many other students in the major or in online English degree programs, I reasoned, "These are books I would want to read eventually anyway."
But what would I do with English? Speak it, read it, write it, teach it? The possibilities were both limitless and limiting.
It was only after my conversion when I considered becoming a missionary to foreign countries that I seriously applied myself to becoming an English teacher. I wanted to experience firsthand the Revival that is sweeping over the earth in these last days and work to bring a much needed Spiritual Awakening to America as well. At that time, someone suggested that I become a tentmaker, that is, a missionary like the Apostle Paul who supported himself through a much sought after trade. English teachers are, in fact, one of the professions in most demand in many foreign countries. As part of my teacher training, the School of Education at UMass/Amherst was at that time emphasizing the teaching of writing. I actually took a graduate level course entitled, "Writing and the Teaching of Writing."
To make an otherwise long story short, I began writing more about my faith in Jesus Christ. I began publishing a little newsletter using the new technology of desktop publishing. Then in 1989, I was invited to join the staff of The Forerunner in Gainesville, Florida.
I never set out to become a "good" writer. I would tell people that I aspired to be a Revivalist and a Reformer. I hoped to preach the Gospel to the nations. Writing was just a tool to change the world, just as the shepherd's rod in Moses' hand was a tool to lead God's people out of the bondage of slavery.
In the last 23 years of using writing as a ministry, I've been called a lot of things. Some people have said I am a good writer, a bad writer, a boring writer, an interesting writer and so on. It doesn't matter to me. I hope they are impacted by my message and not my style. In fact, I don't see myself as primarily a writer. However, as a teacher, I hope that people do pay attention.
According to our server statistics logs, over a million unique visitors a year come to this website. Although this indicates that I must be doing something right, even this is not what I am aiming at. In fact, the relatively good traffic this website enjoys came about as something of a fluke. In the mid-1990s, shortly before we launched Forerunner.com, I wrote a series of controversial articles linking the modern Wiccan religion with abortion. Even prior to the popularity of the world wide web, these article garnered some notice by our local press.
A year ago, an anti-abortion newsletter, The Champion, published a story tying the Church of Iron Oak to Melbournes abortion clinic and accusing the Wiccans of promoting child sacrifice. After the newsletter appeared, Zaleski [a local Wiccan priestess] says she was spied on and harassed, and house guests were pelted with oranges.
Such is the power of the 26 lead soldiers!
And as a disclaimer, I never advocated pelting witches with oranges.
When these Witchcraft and Abortion articles appeared on-line, I soon began to get up to 30 emails a day from various teenage Wiccans complaining about my bias against pagan religion. Soon Wiccans began posting links to my articles all over the web calling for other Wiccans to read them and work to have them removed from the Internet. Little did they know that the number of incoming links is exactly how search engines rank websites.
Not all the articles on The Forerunner website are by me. The most popular piece in fact is not. The number one article is a piece by Gary DeMar on Behaviorism, which averages about 55,000 hits per month. It is popular because many university websites link to it. The most popular article of length written by me is called, The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. It gets over 10,000 views per month. I am proud of this article because I put a few years of study into it before I wrote it. I hope that out of the thousands of people who find this article each year that a few get something valuable from it.
As I already have emphasized, popularity does not automatically equal good writing. Some bad writers are wildly successful and some good writers go unnoticed. This has always been the case. The "greats" of one generation are forgotten in the next and the "unknowns" become the idols of a new generation. Even beyond that, some talented writers and artists who are recognized in all generations promote a message that is as lifeless as the corpses they leave behind in the dust. What the world values most is seldom truly "great."
The Bible itself is the most influential book of all time. Yet few critics consider it the greatest literary classic of all time. This was the argument that the pagans of the early centuries used to try to discredit Christianity. Early Christian intellectuals, such as Justin Martyr, Hippolytus and Origen sought to explain why Homer, Virgil and Sophocles wrote better prose than John and Paul – and why Herodotus and Plato wrote better history and philosophy than Moses and Isaiah. The early apologists for the Christian faith countered that the message of the Gospel was as priceless as gold, silver and precious gems, while the pagan worldview as expounded in its vast body of classics was as worthless as wood, hay and stubble that would soon be consumed by the fire of God's holiness.
My advice to budding journalists and writers is to strive to be neither. Focus on the message, not the package. Content is worth a million times more than style. As a Christian, you become a "good" writer the same way you become good at anything else you set out to do. You do it for the glory of God and with the purpose of advancing His kingdom.
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Ethel Weiss has been ringing up sweets for Brookline children at Irving's Toy and Card Shop for a very, very long time, but no, she did not wait on young John F. Kennedy, who was born and raised around the corner on Beals Street. "He was gone," she says, by the time she and her late husband, Irving, opened the store at 371 Harvard St. back in 1939.
But countless other elementary schoolers and sweet-toothies of all ages have passed beneath the red-and-white striped awning—and stepped back in time. The shelves are filled with classic and modern candies to fit almost any allowance, as well as invisible ink books, Mad Libs, hula hoops, lobster claw harmonicas, Lincoln Logs, and board games like Candyland, Uncle Wiggly, and Stratego. "I like simple things," says Weiss, who recently turned 100. "No video games, no modern internet stuff. I don't encourage battery things."
Weiss has been immortalized on public wall murals and in the popular Beacon Street Girls book series, in which she appears as herself, the kids' wise counselor. Coolidge Corner has "always been the best place in the world," she says. "People are lovely. The kids respond. The area is beautiful. It's level, not hilly. There are nice stores; you can get most everything here. It's old-fashioned and easy to walk around."
And no, the corner was not named after President Calvin Coolidge, but rather after 19th-century local businessman David S. Coolidge.
The bakeries, Jewish delis, sushi joints, synagogues, and cultural touchstones of the bustling Brookline crossroads are an easy walk from campus and a quick trolley ride up Beacon Street. Just hop off when you spot the distinctive clock tower on the S. S. Pierce Building, where Beacon meets Harvard Street. Spend a few hours in this Jewish émigré community and you'll be spouting Yiddish proverbs and kibitzing. While the cultural mix has grown more diverse in recent years, Weiss says they all have one thing in common: "Everyone who comes to Brookline wants to better themselves."
JFK National Historic Site
83 Beals St.
John F. Kennedy was born at 83 Beals Street, a tree-lined thoroughfare, and lived in the teal three-story home for six years. His mother, Rose Kennedy, later restored the interior to the best of her recollection, donating almost 200 family objects, including the future US president's bassinet and porringer. The site is operated by the National Park Service, which leads free tours from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays from mid-May to the end of October, and by appointment during the winter. A detailed tour schedule is available here.
Culture and entertainment
The Coolidge Corner Theatre
290 Harvard St.
Brookline's popular art deco movie house has been entertaining film lovers since 1933 with a mix of first-run and independent productions. Big shots like Meryl Streep, Martin Scorsese, and the late Robert Altman have made panel appearances in recent years. You, too, can feel like a filmmaker when you sink into one of the plush gold chairs in the cozy 14-seat screening room. The main hall accommodates 440 and a smaller auditorium seats 217. Readings and special screenings are held regularly, and there's even a club for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, complete with the latest audio technology. Plus, that's real butter glistening on the popcorn.
Coolidge Corner Clubhouse
307A-309 Harvard St.
One of the few bars in the neighborhood, this one can get crowded, especially when a game's on. The CCC, as regulars refer to it, is known for its heaping plates of nachos, dozens of beers on tap, and a whopping 20 LCD hi-def TVs. Test your sports knowledge every Monday at Trivia Night. The Clubhouse is open Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 a.m., weekends from 9 a.m. to 1:15 a.m.
Knight Moves: Board Game Café
1402 Beacon St.
This café offers fair trade coffee and snacks, but the real appeal is its massive board game library. The first board game café to hit Boston, Knight Moves offers a choice of more than 300 games. Its knowledgeable staff (they'll even teach you how to play a new game) and casual, comfortable setting make it a comfortable gathering place for groups of friends and families. You'll find games from classics like Risk, Battleship, and Clue to Tsuro and Chocoly, both tile-based games. Players are given a bell to ring in case they need assistance from the staff. Admission is $10 per person. Knight Moves is open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.
The Pear Tree
1298 Beacon St.
Walking into the Pear Tree is like peering through a kaleidoscope. Beads and jewels from all over the globe adorn this small shop's walls and tables, creating different patterns as your eyes travel around the room. Whether you're looking to create your own necklace or bracelet, fix one already in your possession, or find a gift for a friend, the Pear Tree has just about every trinket your heart desires. It also offers classes that provide tips and techniques on how to make professional-quality pieces. The Pear Tree is open Tuesday and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
Mint Julep
1302 Beacon St.
Started by two Vermont friends, this women's boutique opened in 2004 and carries a number of American and European clothing and accessories lines covering all price ranges. Whether you're looking for something to wear to a ball game or a cocktail party, chances are you'll find it here. Stop by anytime from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, or 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Brookline Booksmith
279 Harvard St.
One of the Boston area's best independent bookstores, Brookline Booksmith has been a Coolidge Corner institution since it opened in 1961. The well-stocked shelves, featuring both the latest best sellers and the classics, make it a browser's delight. The staff is incredibly well read and knowledgeable. The lower level offers an ample selection of used books. The store hosts readings and book signings by some of America's most popular authors: Stewart O'Nan (ENG'83), Julia Glass, and Dennis Lehane, to name a few. Brookline Booksmith is open from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
Brookline News and Gift Shop
313 Harvard St.
This shop's windows are stuffed with sun-bleached board games, smokeless ashtrays, trick golf balls, and card shufflers. The front door is plastered with stickers. Inside, the counters are stacked so high you have to guess where the staff is. And be prepared to shimmy sideways when navigating the narrow aisles. It's a kaleidoscopic experience trying to take in the eclectic wares, from googly eyeglasses and vampire teeth to liquor flasks and action figures. Proprietor Vinny Patel even stores items in the ceiling. And if you're looking for cigars or pipes, assorted smoking accoutrements, and quirky conversation, you've come to the right place. Brookline News and Gift Shop is open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday. It's closed Sunday.
New England Comics
316 Harvard St.
Hell Boy, Iron Man, and the Dark Knight all began life on the page before they graced film and blockbuster movies. You can find their comic books and much, much more at New England Comics. A chain of eight stores, its Coolidge Corner location boasts the largest inventory of comics and toys, from Archie to Spider-Man. It also offers a wall of graphic novels and trade paperbacks, as well as a large array of independent and small press books to complement its stock of superhero trades from Marvel, DC, Image, and Vertigo. You'll find sports cards and collectible card games and trading card games like Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. New England Comics is open from noon to 7 p.m. Monday; 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday; 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday; 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday; and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
The Butcherie
428 Harvard St.
The Butcherie is famous for having the largest selection of kosher groceries in New England. With a wide variety of deli meats, wines, snack foods imported from Israel, traditional Jewish delicacies (like noodle kugel, beef brisket, and knishes), prepared food (like American chop suey, beef pot pie, and Chinese-style egg rolls), and desserts (cappuccino tortes, éclairs, and chocolate babka, to name just a few), the Butcherie is the place to shop for specialty items that aren't available at other stores in Boston. It's open Sunday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Friday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Brookline Farmers Market
Centre Street West parking lot, off Beacon Street
From mid-June through the end of October, this nonprofit farmers market is a fan favorite, featuring a huge selection of local produce (much of it organic), eggs, ice cream, baked goods—even fresh seafood. The market also sells flowers, preserves, honey, turkey, grass-fed beef and lamb, and handicrafts. Stop by every Thursday between 1:30 and dusk, rain or shine.
Hops N Scotch
1306 Beacon St.
Despite this gastrolounge's name, owners Darren Tow and David Ng have graduated from playground games to adult beverages—and plenty of them. Hops N Scotch offers a wide variety of craft beers and more than 120 different types of Scotch and bourbon. Couple your cocktail with one of the eatery's comforting, Southern-style dishes, such as the always-classic fried chicken or the Scotch egg, a house favorite containing house-made chorizo sausage wrapped around a soft-boiled egg, served with a bourbon-mustard dipping sauce. Even the walls and décor, all shades of brown and caramel, pick up on the restaurant's warm, whiskey-focused feel. Hours: Monday and Tuesday from 5 p.m. to midnight, Wednesday and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday from 3 p.m. to 2 a.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., Sunday from 11 a.m. to midnight.
Lee's Burgers
1331 Beacon St.
This Newton Centre mainstay chose Coolidge Corner for its second location in 2014. Open for lunch and dinner, Lee's offers classic hamburgers and cheeseburgers as well as more adventurous hummus burgers (made with house-made garlic sesame and hummus and served with onion rings and pickles) and the portabella deluxe burger (a cheese-stuffed portobello patty with BBQ sauce and balsamic vinegar–infused onions, topped with bacon). You'll find generous servings of French fries, as well as fruit shakes and fruit and veggie smoothies. Side dishes include fish and chips, house-made potato chips, chicken wings, and chicken fingers, as well as a small selection of sandwiches and salads. Lee's Burgers is open daily from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
242 Harvard St.
The name of this intimate seafood restaurant is homage to chef and co-owner Jeremy Sewall's New England ancestry. Back in 1705, when the town of Brookline was independently incorporated, Samuel Sewall was the community's first town clerk, even providing use of his family's "Brooklin" (the original spelling) lands. Twenty-first-century Sewall and his wife, Lisa (co-chef and co-owner), are committed to creating a menu focused on seasonality, using products from local artisans and growers, all served in a setting that features white tablecloths, hanging lanterns, and soothing art. Sewall's cousin Mark continues the family tradition of fishing; he sails out of York Harbor, Maine, every day and supplies the restaurant with some of the freshest, most scrumptious lobster in New England. The menu changes daily, depending on the ingredients available. Hours: Monday 5 to 9 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday 5 to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday 5 to 10:30 p.m., Sunday 4 to 9 p.m.
Michael's Deli
256 Harvard St.
Look out for Michael's small storefront, otherwise you'll miss the delicious food at this New York–style deli. A hot spot for sandwiches in Coolidge Corner, Michael's has top ratings from the Phantom Gourmet and "Best of Boston." The corned beef Rachel, with Swiss cheese, Russian dressing, and coleslaw on toasted pumpernickel, is a favorite. With a menu full of pastrami, roast beef, and salami sandwiches, Michael's is a prime lunch spot for deli lovers. But, don't forget about the most important meal of the day—Michael's also serves breakfast sandwiches and bagels with lox. The deli is open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
Paris Creperie
278 Harvard St.
An escape to Paris is right around the corner—Coolidge Corner, that is. This no-frills café serves up crepes that will immediately transport you to a bench along the Seine. A delicious take on the ultra-famous street food, Paris Creperie has a mouthwatering selection of savory and sweet crepes, as well as coffee, tea, soups, and salads. The café is also known to whip up a spectacular smoothie and is most noted for its irresistible Nutella frozen hot chocolate, the true star of the menu. Containing only Nutella, skim milk, and frozen yogurt, this heavenly treat warrants a warning on the menu: "Paris Creperie is not liable for any addictions created by this smoothie." Indulge your sweet tooth anytime Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., or Sunday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Regal Beagle
308 Harvard St.
Winner of "Best Brookline Restaurant" from Boston magazine (2010) and the Improper Bostonian (2013), this pub and bistro somehow remains a hidden gem in Coolidge Corner. The wallpaper and the restaurant's name—from the pub in the old TV sitcom Three's Company—are the only retro characteristics of this chic restaurant. Regal Beagle offers an affordable, modern selection of food, including tantalizing options such as dates stuffed with blue cheese wrapped in bacon, and haddock roulade with creamy leeks, fingerling chips, and Meyer lemon gremolata. Executive chef Stacy Cogswell was recently named a contestant on the hit Bravo foodie show Top Chef. The restaurant has a modest wine and beer list and plenty of cocktails—even for brunch. It's open from 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Monday to Friday, and 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Bottega Fiorentina
313B Harvard St.
This is where students arriving from Italy gravitate, instead of Warren Towers. "They can't eat American food," says owner Andrea Ferrini, a Florentine jeweler-turned-restaurateur. "They have to adjust slowly." Antipasto, paninis, spinach gnocchi—it's all here, and reasonably priced. A long picnic table with an umbrella and red placemats suggests an Italian grotto and fosters communal eating. Hams and spicy salamis fill the deli case, and Italian pastas and sauces, olive oil, biscuits, and bottles of San Pellegrino line the shelves. Try the arugula and pear salad (with walnuts, Parmigianino cheese and lemon olive oil) or the bresaola panini (lean dry-cured beef with roasted peppers, capers, lemon juice, and olive oil). "Ciao" down anytime from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., seven days a week.
324 Harvard St.
With house-made hummus, tangy baba ganoush, and crispy falafel, a trip to Rami's will make you feel as though you were transported to Jerusalem. Authentic Israeli and Middle Eastern food at reasonable prices make this restaurant a Coolidge Corner gem. The restaurant is kosher, and in observance of the Jewish Sabbath, Rami's closes on Friday at 3 p.m. and doesn't reopen until Sunday at 10 a.m. Hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday.
Pure Cold Press
326 Harvard St.
This sleek juice and salad bar, directly next door to Rami's, opened in 2015 and is owned by Haim Cohen, the son of Rami owner Rami Cohen. The 35-seat eatery is kosher and vegetarian, offering vegan and gluten-free items as well. You can select from more than a dozen freshly made juices, with ingredients such as kale, dandelion, apple, ginger, and cucumber. Salads aren't your run-of-the-mill lettuce and tomato combination. Here, you'll find more exotic fare like Thai zucchini with red cabbage. Pure Cold Press is open Sunday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and is closed on Saturdays.
Zaftigs Delicatessen
335 Harvard St.
Your search for the perfect Reuben may well end here. Lines out the door of this Brookline institution are common, but it's worth the wait. The friendly staff keeps things moving and the water glasses filled. Try the lupo—brisket layered between potato pancakes with vegetable gravy and horseradish—or the grilled cheese made with thick slices of challah. If you're in the mood for breakfast, the banana stuffed waffles with date butter have been known to rock worlds. Brunch is served all day at Zaftigs (which means "pleasingly plump" in Yiddish). Suggestion: in warm weather (or when facing a long line), order your meal to go and plop down with the other Zaftigs exiles in neighboring Devotion Park. The deli is open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday, and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Brother's Restaurant
404 Harvard St.
This eatery offers an eclectic menu. The breakfast menu alone is extensive (from stuffed challah French toast to smoked Scottish salmon and eggs Benedict); the dinner menu features flatbread pizzas, short rib tacos, chicken and lamb kabobs, lobster ravioli, and a yummy gnocchi spezzatino—sautéed chicken, mushrooms, capers, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil in a light tomato sauce. Brothers is the brainchild of not one, but three chefs, all bringing considerable experience and talent to their new establishment. The restaurant offers a fully stocked bar and a small but discerning wine list. Brothers is open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday, and 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
421 Harvard St.
Sandwiched in among the quaint shops of Coolidge Corner is Dorado, a tiny slice of Mexican heaven that specializes in sandwiches—notably, street-style sandwiches called cemitas—that originated in the south-central Mexican state of Puebla. Served on a toasted sesame seed egg roll with black beans, chipotles en adobo, avocado, Oaxaca cheese, and cilantro, the cemitas are stuffed with a choice of pork loin Milanesa, grilled marinated sirloin steak, grilled marinated chicken, house-made chorizo, or for vegetarians, spicy portabella mushroom or grilled zucchini and red peppers. Drooling yet? Dorado also specializes in Baja California–style fish tacos, which literally melt in your mouth. The authenticity of the food says otherwise, but the two clocks on the wall, one marked "Brookline" and the other "Ensenada," remind diners that they are still north of the border. Dorado is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Kupel's Bake & Bagel
421 Harvard St.
While an intense debate has swirled for years over the pronunciation of the bakery's name (long or short "u" in Kupel's?), many swear the kosher shop offers the most flavorful bagels in Boston. Others rave about the egg salad, the pastries, and the homemade cream cheese. Expect lines during prime chow times. In observance of the Jewish Sabbath, Kupel's closes at sundown Friday and doesn't reopen until Sunday morning, so stocking up for the weekend is advised. Hours: Sunday to Thursday 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday 6 a.m. to sundown. P.S. It's pronounced "couples."
Getting there: By foot, head down St. Mary's Street or St. Paul's Street from Commonwealth Avenue to Beacon Street, and turn right. The walk takes 15 to 25 minutes. By MBTA, walk to the St. Mary's trolley stop on Beacon Street and take the outbound Green Line C trolley four stops to Coolidge Corner.
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Star Trek [TOS] is Cheesy!
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Re: Star Trek [TOS] is Cheesy!
I was thinking about it a little bit and I suppose if you were to compare TV now to TV when I was growing up 30 years ago some things have obviously changed.
One thing is that TV seems more homogenous, if you want to watch cartoons you watch Cartoon Network or Nick, you watch the History Channel and if you're lucky PBS for historical shows, you watch AMC or TCM for classic movies, TV Land for old TV shows and so on. When I was growing up there were only a handful of channels so they showed a more diverse lineup.
The other thing is there is so much more content now. Why would anyone need to watch TOS, when there's TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT with a more modern bent. There's been 40 years of shows more modern than Trek to compete for airtime, not to mention all the alternative media. Again when I was growing up there'd be Our Gang/Little Rascals, Three Stooges, Bugs Bunny, I Love Lucy, King Kong, Godzilla etc etc being shown with all the other programming. There was just more exposure to stuff before our time.
I think the two of these together may explain why with the new TV landscape just aren't as tolerant of older stuff.
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The Delta State Government has given out N500 million to a hundred beneficiaries of the 2013 First Class Graduate Scholarship Scheme in the state Speaking during the award of scholarships to the beneficiar
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Sir Emeka Offor Foundation Awards Scholarship to 10 Students
This year's Sir Emeka Offor Foundation scholarship scheme has benefited ten indigent students from various universities in Nigeria. The scholarship scheme, which was in honour of Sir Emeka Offor was anno
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Apply for NWAG Scholarships 2015
2015 Nwag Scholarship application form is out. The Nigerian Women Association of Georgia (NWAG) plans to award two one-time Scholarships in the state of Georgia, in the amount of Five Hundred Dollars ($5,000) e
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Anthrax is an infectious disease caused by Bacillus anthracis. The disease occurs in three forms: cutaneous, gastrointestinal, and inhalational. The cutaneous form is the most common and the least severe. Anthrax is identified by laboratory-confirmed isolation of B. anthracis from an infected tissue or by at least two other supportive laboratory tests in a patient with clinically compatible signs of anthrax.
Obtain a travel or exposure history in patients with suspected anthrax, including travel to the Middle East, Africa, South America, or Asia, exposure to wool, hides, or animals from endemic areas, or potential exposure in a laboratory.
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Consider therapeutic thoracentesis in patients with pleural effusions due to inhalational anthrax.
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Dethroning Moment: VG Cats
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- Knight9910: In my opinion the real worst VG Cats strip was #259: The Comedian, or more specifically it was The Comedian, before it was edited and the part where Leo confessed to raping and murdering Aeris' mom was replaced with a lame joke about anal. (Related note: changing the original to just a series of lame jokes really just means Aeris is the one who crosses the Moral Event Horizon for murdering Leo for what amounts to... well, a series of lame jokes.) It's bad enough Scott made that one, but then he made the next strip into an insult aimed at anyone who didn't like 259, under the pretense that they were offended by the abortion thing, as opposed to them being offended by the fact that he'd suddenly changed lovable dimwit Leo into a mentally retarded sociopath with no redeeming qualities or by the fact that a quirky comic about video games was now about Leo being a mentally retarded sociopath with no redeeming qualities. That almost made me stop reading the comic altogether.
- Midna: That Scott would make a rebuttal strip at all to mock people who didn't like the previous strip says a lot. A simple "If you can't stomach the comic, you shouldn't be reading it" would have sufficed. We didn't need to see a cat eating one of the members of a dance group made up of aborted fetuses. Wasn't this strip about video games anyway?
- Grand Duke Nukem: VG Cats also gives us "Nerd Rage", a parody of The Word that's more Ann Coulter than Stephen Colbert.
- Hikaru The Hedgehog: Those may be bad, but I present you what is, quite possibly, the worst VG Cats strip ever made. It's basically a rant about Final Fantasy XIII and why it sucks. But that's not it. Oh no. The absolute worst thing about it is that it is the point where I realized that the comic has now become an excuse for Scott to voice his opinions. It's sad, because I used to love this comic.
- biznizz: The "Nerd Rage" one nearly broke me, but the one that was it for me was this abomination. In it, Scott using his Author Avatar Aeris, expresses his rage & disbelief that gamers use other mediums which touch upon games & game franchises. Basically, Scott says if you want backstory and world building novels / comics / whatever, something is wrong with you. Go piss off, Scott.
- kablammin45: As much as I dislike that Winnie-the-Pooh strip VG Cats did, this one really rubs me the wrong way. It involves a cruel, heartless Yoshi giving Baby Mario over to the baddies, saying he hopes he gets crib death. I know it's Baby Mario, but someone who shoves a sock into a baby's mouth and wants him/her to die isn't funny, it's terrible! It doesn't help that things like that have probably happened in real life, too. Whoever thinks they can make something as horrible as killing babies seem funny has something wrong with them.
- So We Ate Them: Same troper, different webcomic; VG Cats. This strip. Misogyny for shock value? That can be let fly. Misogyny, realistically portrayed misogyny, as the punchline of a joke! You don't do that. You just don't.
- Scarlet Wave: What really solidifies this as VG Cats's nadir is that the second-to-last panel tied up the joke (commentary about sexism in games) perfectly well, yet the author believed that adding the last panel would make the comic funnier.
- Cerotech Omega: Strip #362. Splatoon strips are in vogue, so this webcomic was bound to get one sooner or later, but Cap'n Cuttlefish with a roll of toilet paper after a "miscolored ink" joke? We're talking three (maybe four or five) offensive possibilities for the price of one! Scott Ramsoomair, are you even trying?!
- Tropers/Chilliwack: Strip #363. Leo was supposed to paint the whole place blue, but he wasted time painting the walls. And so in a last ditch effort to create a "blue" atmosphere, he shouts out "Iwata's Dead!" ........ Get it? It's funny because someone died. This was in extremely bad taste, even for VGCats. Especially when you consider than Iwata was one of the most respected and beloved figureheads of gaming in recent years, at least by CEO standards.
- Heartlesswithaheart: Strip #364. While the first part is an amusing enough Take That at people that buy Amiibo to sell them at an inflated price, the final two panels make it this. The whole "murder because someone is using something for more than staring at it in a pretty package" is in bad enough taste, but using it as the punchline just makes it terrible.


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CPS Professor Marc Laflamme talks about the "The Extinction of the Ediacarans" with Bob Mcdonald on CBC Radio Show - Quirks & Quarks.
Welcome Message from the Chair
Welcome to the Department of Chemical and Physical Sciences (CPS) at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM). CPS is an interdisciplinary science department which was formed in 2003 through merging four previously separate departments: Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy and Earth Sciences. We offer undergraduate programs in all four areas, including specializations in Biological Chemistry, Biomedical Physics, Astronomical Science and Environmental Geoscience. Our students have access to new, state-of-the-art teaching laboratories and are involved in cutting-edge research projects in our research labs. Student enrolments in CPS courses and programs have grown tremendously, mirroring the doubling in size of the student body at the Mississauga campus over the last decade. Our department is home to 21 full-time faculty, including award-winning educators and researchers, who supervise a total of 70 graduate students and 20 postdocs in the CPS research labs. About 40% of the faculty have been hired in the last 10 years, the result of a recruitment and renewal drive that is still ongoing. If you are interested in pursuing a career in physical sciences or if you are just curious about science in general, we are here to help. For more specific information about the Department of Chemical and Physical Sciences at UTM and what we have to offer, please browse our site and contact us.
CPS Phd Student, Sara da Silva (Supervisor: Patrick Gunning) has recently been awarded 1st Place for her Oral Presentation in the division of Biological and Medicinal Chemistry at this past 98th Canadian Society for Chemistry con
Research conducted by Marc Laflamme, Earth Science Professor, Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences and his colleagues in Namibia showcases the first mass extinction of complex organisms at the hands of newly evolving animals.Their work h
Washington Post has published an article about Professor Kent Moore's paper, which was released today in Nature Climate Change Journal.
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I'd Cap That® - Add Funny Captions and Text to Photos
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I'd Cap That takes your normal photo and selects the perfect, most hysterically crude caption and slaps it on top. If you don't LOL right away, refresh the caption for optimal hilarity. You and your friends will have an absolute blast capping your pics. Never before has anything ever made you laugh this hard.
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Hundreds of absurdly hysterical captions to turn your iPhone pics into hilarious works of art! Humiliate your friends and family -- share it on Facebook and Twitter!
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This app is nice even though sometimes it has stupid unrelated captions its funny and you can get a major laugh out of some captions #sweet
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Minerva Mi-Performer Pro Silicone Custom IEM
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Final Audio Design Adagio V
" Hi Guys, this is my second review on a new earphone, just in time that my friend is looking for a good earphone, I was recommend him to look for this Final Audio Design brand. He loves detail, clarity type of earphone, and mostly enjoys vocal, acoustic music type. And hey!! He picked a final audio adagio V!! I didn't expect this will happen, but well, i got his..." --SpringBiscuit
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Minvera Mi-1
Hear the music you love like never before. The Mi-1 custom headphone makes your tracks sound better than ever and blocks out annoying noise from the world around you. You'll hear music clearly and they are so comfortable you'll forget you're wearing them. Handcrafted to exactly match your ear canal, this custom headphone will change the way you listen to music. Mi-1 is just ...
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"Final Audio Heaven VII IEM ReviewFully balanced single armature in-ear monitors Intro: Founded by Kanemori Takai in 1974, Final Audio is a diverse audio company based in Japan with a history of designing products from moving coil cartridges, turntables, amplifiers, speakers, and headphones. Their current headphone product line-up includes the Pandora Hope series (full-sized over-ears using a..." --money4me247


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'Do You Wanna Go to Starbucks?' Is the Perfect Caffeinated 'Frozen' Parody
We know, we know -- 'Frozen' parodies are sooo overdone. But this one is on the money. We promise.
We know, we know -- 'Frozen' parodies are sooo overdone. But this one is on the money. We promise.
Carols are as much a part of Christmas as egg nog and ugly sweaters, but they're a little outdated, aren't they?
If you think Santa preps for his big day by sitting around the mall letting kids hop on his lap telling him what they want, think again. It turns out he needs to blow off some steam just like the rest of us.
Holiday travel is a pain. We all know that. But thank your lucky stars you're not one of these airilne passengers.
Did you know the pilgrims and Indians shared pickles and salami?
This guy may be a master chef, but he's got to work on his language skills.
Like pumpkin pie, sweet potatoes and jokes about pardoning turkeys, 'All About That Bass' in inescapable this season.
The party may have been fun, but it's what happened the next morning that has people talking.
In the annals of bad ideas comes this new offering.
Talk about "falling" in love.
Much like the last doughnut being eaten or no one making a new pot of coffee, meetings are a part of office life. They're a necessary evil , thanks to the odd employees who attend them.
Fitting into an ugly taffeta dress isn't the worst part of being a bridesmaid. No, enduring THIS is the worst part of being a bridesmaid.


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Many of UNDP's relationships with countries and territories on the ground exceed 60 years.
Find details on our successes and ongoing work.
Communication Package: A Users' Guide to Measuring Local GovernanceMay 21, 2009
Communication Package for A Users' Guide to Measuring Local GovernanceMay 21, 2009
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Great little extension Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Just what the doctor ordered. Great little extension for those who were constantly replying and archiving in two steps. Now do it in one step.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (1.2).
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Boost 101-9
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Positive Hits & Hip Hop for St. Louis on Boost 101.9. Music like Lecrae, Britt Nicole, Flame, Skillet combined with conversations about your faith and your life.
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Jittery and hard to close I love the music! This app does not always work well, especially over a 4gLTE connection. It also freezes when I switch from mobile to Wi-Fi data. It also tries to reopen itself after closing. This one could use work.
Amazing!!! GOD IS HERE! Great way to spread the word. Love the alerts, likes and you can see what's playing exactly on the radio.
Great Station - Horrible App I'm lov'n Boost all the way out here in Cali. The best statio, but this app is so bad. Any time I get a text, email or notification, it freezes. Please fix, Galaxy S5.
NEEDS work, hasn't been updated since March 2014, very buggy and laggy and stops music after a notification
Its OK music but my parents won't let me listen to anything else so in a way I hate and like this
App Not Working Great station but, "Now playing" queue has not updated for last 48 hours. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling app to no avail. Please fix bugs.
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Academic Calendar
Here is the Calendar of events for OLC.
- October 12th 2015
- 8:30am: Native American Day Holiday (no classes)
- October 16th 2015
- 10:00am: Piya Wiconi Okolakiciye
- October 23rd 2015
- 9:00am: Education Dept. Mtg.
- November 6th 2015
- 10:00am: All Staff Mtg.
- November 9th 2015
- 8:30am: Registration for Spring Begins
- November 11th 2015
- 8:30am: Veteran's Day Holiday (classes meet)
- November 13th 2015
- 9:00am: Lakota Studies Mtg.
- 10:00am: Piya Wiconi Okolakiciye
- November 20th 2015
- 9:00am: Education Dept. Mtg.
- November 26th 2015
- 8:30am: Thanksgiving Day Holiday (no classes)
Peer Mentoring Program
The main purpose is to assist new students with adjusting to the academic environment at OLC.
The Peer Mentor:
- Is a Junior or Senior in good standing.
- Is a Full or 3/4 time student.
- Is Computer literate.
- Understands the OLC Student Handbook.
- Is Flexible.
- Provides Tutoring if needed.
Peer Mentoring Participants
- Must be First Generation and Low income.
- New OLC Students.
- Freshman (less than 30 credit hours)
- BE willing to meet with and maintain contact with Peer Mentor and SSS Staff.
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Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing application cycle opens
Posted on September 15, 2015 in Nursing, Students
Campbell University's recently launched nursing program officially begins accepting applications today, September 15. The application process is open to current second year students who have declared pre-nursing as their course of study. Accepted applicants will enroll in upper level coursework as part of the bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) curriculum next fall.
"The opening of the BSN application cycle is another major step in assuring the vision on which the Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing is established: Excellence – no less than the high standards of Campbell University and Meaningful Purpose – supportive of the CPHS mission of improving health outcomes for the rural and underserved population in NC," said Nancy Duffy, DNP, director of nursing at Campbell University.
Per BSN standards, undergraduate students enroll in core curriculum coursework their freshman and sophomore years to meet the general education prerequisite for upper level nursing classes. Upon their sophomore year, students can apply to the nursing program to complete didactic and clinical coursework. Pre-Nursing students who are current sophomores and have met or will meet all general curriculum requirements are eligible to apply.
The inaugural BSN class will begin the curriculum in fall 2016 in the Tracey F. Smith Hall of Nursing & Health Sciences, which is currently under construction. The 72,000 square-foot building is anticipated to be completed next summer. The facility will house state-of-the-art labs, clinical skills spaces, open research space, and large classrooms and study areas; and will eventually house more than 320 students, sharing a campus with the Leon Levine Hall of Medical Sciences, which is home to more than 400 medical and physician assistant students.
About the Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing: The Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing at Campbell University was established in 2014 as part of the university's renowned College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. Becoming the seventh health sciences program the College offers, the School of Nursing enrolled record numbers in its first semester of pre-nursing seminars. The N.C. Board of Nursing will re-survey Campbell's nursing program in the spring of 2018, when the first nursing students are expected to graduate. At that time, the university is a candidate to receive full approval status. The School is approved to accept 50 students in the charter class.