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In your time with the Flyers, who have been some of the fittest players you have worked with?
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You can count the number of defensemen who have been better than him in the defensive zone since 2010 on two hands. He likely won't score 16 goals again, as the Canucks don't have a playmaker like Campbell on the back end. However, Garrison's value comes more from his ability to eat minutes and shut down opposing stars and less from his ability to light the lamp.
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I contributed to a panel on ESPN ranking the best and worst free agent signings. Rob Vollman of Hockey Abstract put them together. The best and the worst.
Dennis Wideman, Calgary, five years, $5.25 million per year
Approval: 6.5 percent
Concern: Not a two-way, top-pairing defenseman
Despite similar deals being received favorably -- such as 56.5 percent approval for Matt Carle's six-year, $5.5 million contract in Tampa Bay or 63.0 percent approval for Jason Garrison's six-year, $4.6 million deal in Vancouver -- Wideman's final agreement with Calgary received almost unanimous condemnation among our advanced stats gurus.
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Dustin Penner, Los Angeles Kings, one year, $3.25 million
Approval: 91.3 percent
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"Tomorrow our American League camp starts up," Tampa Bay Lightning GM Steve Yzerman said over the phone Wednesday. "I'll head to Syracuse tomorrow, and I'll continue to follow them. I'll also watch our prospects in junior hockey, once college starts up, watch our prospects there, and then try and catch the top kids for the draft and get more involved there."
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Justin Goldman produces a monthly goaltending prospects report for The Goalie Guild members. His eighth ranked prospect is Sharks goaltender Alex Stalock:
The high-energy #3 goalie for the Sharks is back to being fully-healthy, and he's ready for Worcester's training camp. I was able to watch him here in the Twin Cities during Octagon Sport's pro camp, and he looked like he was in great shape.
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Evgeni Kuznetsov continues to make the highlight reels (and subsequently the DobberHockey ramblings). Check out his assist at the 3:45 mark.
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oh wait....
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Number of forwards with greater than .54 points per game played: 151
Number of top 6 forwards in the league: 180
Much closer.
Other guys that are in that same point range
Stalberg - 875K
Brodziak - 2.83MM
Sykora - 650K (2012 salary)
Zubrus - 3.4MM
Bertuzzi - 2.075MM
So it would seem that 3.25MM would be on the higher end of the spectrum......not really a great deal for a player that you are HOPING bounces back to his career statistical norms when a player has seen a significant drop off since being traded to the team he just resigned with.
But that is the beauty of fantasy hockey. Everyone has a different opinion and places different values on players based on their perceived values.
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I would submit, in his place, a player like Wojtek Wolski who scored half the number of points in a third of the games played and signed a contract to play in Washington for less than $1MM. That is an excellent signing and a very good $oint ratio.
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Wideman is the other comparison here and he 'could' come to the flames and set the league on fire banging in points every night, we don't know, we have to use past performance to decide.
You cannot judge one contract on past performance (Wideman) and another on what could happen (Penner)in the future, double standard.
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Seems strange that his contract can be considered in a positive light on a prediction rather than past history, which is the norm.


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What does an "LO" reading on screen mean?
* The floor sensing probe is damaged, missing or loose.
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What does an "HI" reading on screen mean?
The floor sensing probe is reading a temperature over 104F.Probe is likely too close or is touching a heating wire inside the mat.The probe must be relocated. Call your tile setter to reposition the sensor.
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Randolph Township in Morris County has 12,961 acres in the Planning Area and 581 acres in the Preservation Area of the Highlands Region. The municipality submitted a Petition for Plan Conformance for both areas. This page contains links to documents related to the Township's conformance with the Highlands Regional Master Plan.
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Randolph Township's Petition for Plan Conformance was approved by the Highlands Council on January 17, 2013.
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The documents below include all edits made prior to Highlands Council consideration of Randolph Township's Petition for Plan Conformance.
A public comment period regarding Randolph's Petition for Plan Conformance was held from December 14, 2012 through January 4, 2013 and announced by public notice.
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WESTERN SAN JUANS – An enhanced ground and satellite-based air traffic control system that expands radar coverage of the airspace over western Colorado's major airports including Telluride, Gunnison and Durango became operational on July 31 and will help deliver more on-time flights and reduce fuel consumption.
The new system, called Wide Area Multilateration technology, allows air traffic controllers based in Longmont, Colo. to track and separate flights at lower altitudes than before it was implemented. The technology was already activated at the Montrose Regional Airport last year while airports in Rifle, Craig, Steamboat Springs and Hayden all received the technology in 2010.
"This is great news for aviation safety in Colorado," said Colorado Department of Transportation Executive Director Don Hunt. "This completed system will help deliver more on-time flights, reduce fuel consumption, and will help boost tourism and economic development. This system is consistent with the goals of Governor Hickenlooper and CDOT to deliver the most efficient and safest transportation system for Colorado."
Prior to implementation of the new technology, tracking of flights at these airports was very limited via traditional radar and was not possible at altitudes below 17,000 feet. As a result there were frequent flight delays and diversions, especially during bad weather.
WAM technology works by utilizing a network of sensors deployed around each of the airports which receive and send aircraft transponder signals. System computers immediately analyze the signals, allowing air traffic controllers to determine precise aircraft location for the purposes of keeping air traffic safely separated and providing vital flight guidance in the event of inclement weather.
The WAM deployment is part of the Colorado Surveillance Project, a partnership between the Federal Aviation Administration and CDOT.
"The WAM project essentially puts radio equipment on the ground near each airport, maybe eight to 12 units, that communicates with an aircraft's transponder," CDOT Aeronautics Division Director David Gordon said last December after the technology was activated at the Montrose Regional Airport. "With triangulation, we can always determine where an aircraft is at. That data is then collected through a server at each individual airport and then sent to the air traffic control center in Longmont, [Colo.]"
"It's huge," Nuttall said earlier this year. "It has a lot of positive ramifications to it. The system will allow air traffic control to see an aircraft all the way to the ground and facilitate the flow of traffic. It will reduce fuel costs because they won't have to hold in the air as long. It's also a good safety feature because they can pinpoint where an aircraft is at all times. It's a great system."
The technology also allows pilots to fly search and rescue missions in weather conditions that would previously have kept them grounded and improves their ability to located downed aircraft more quickly. The system helps reduce weather-related flight diversions and delays.
"CDOT's Aeronautics Division has been involved with this system for the past eight years," Gordon said. "This has been a great partnership with the FAA. The technology which was first used in western Colorado is now being installed across the United States to help our aviation system stay safe, on-time, and dependable."
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The bidding began at 10 a.m., with Gene Motes Auctioneers in charge. The Jourban brothers and their families were present, along with several who have been patrons of the Village Inn since Ken Mount opened it in 1964.
Mount, now a resident at NHC Place in Anniston, is a native of Gadsden. He moved to Jacksonville to attend Jacksonville State University and received a business degree from there. Mount felt it was a good time to open a restaurant in the city. He found an empty building on Clinton Street just off the square, remodeled it, and named it the Village Inn.
He came up with the name because of the quaint, village-like feeling the square and surrounding area projected.
The Jourbran brothers, who are natives of Israel, purchased it from Mount in 1988.
Elias Jourban came to Jacksonville to attend JSU in 1975 and worked as a waiter for Mount at the Village Inn. After graduating from JSU in 1979, Jourban worked at Pizza Hut for the next 10 years. He was responsible for the first million dollar Pizza Hut in Alabama when he managed Pizza Hut in Roebuck.
Jourban said he had mixed emotions about selling the restaurant.
"I've enjoyed it," he said. "I tell the community all the time about that. But after 25 years, I want to retire. I really need to rest. My health isn't good, and my brother has had open heart surgery. We just wanted to give somebody an opportunity to do what we did. It needs new blood."
Jourban said that it will always be a part of him.
"I'm having a real hard time dealing with it," he said. "It bothers me a lot. It's like selling my heart out. I'm going to miss my employees. I'm just going to have to learn to adjust."
He said he's planning on spending time at his home and his four acres. He's grateful, he said, to be able to have more time to spend with his family.
A group that calls itself the Round Table has met at the Village Inn since it shortly after it opened. Most of the members are long-time friends.
"We've been eating there since Ken Mount had it," said member Jetta Manners. "When it started out, people would come and go, and we've added to it. It's a lot of fun to meet for lunch and talk and argue about politics and whatever. It's the only restaurant in town that serves vegetables. I hope they'll continue with it."
Manners said some of the members meet every day.
"It's dwindled down a lot," she said. "We like to tell tales about Jacksonville and remember those we knew long ago. We've really had some characters in town."
Manners's husband Lee is one member of the Round Table. Some of the others are Darwin Hardison, Dorothy Jane Nisbet, Seymour West, and Lou Kennamer.
Carol Walker remembers the Village Inn in its early years.
"It was always a wonderful place to go eat," she said. "They had such good food and he (Mount) was the perfect person to have a restaurant, with his personality."
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Where Did That Quartzite Clast Come From?: A Problem-Based Provenance Study
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Students conducting geochemical provenance studies are forced to deal with obvious things such as manipulating/interpreting geochemical data, but also must deal less obvious factors such as considering earlier tectonic configurations. This project was developed as a semester-long research project that employed microprobe trace element geochemistry and cathodoluminescence in an undergraduate Sed/Strat class. Incorporating this research into our undergraduate class resulted in two significant things that had been missing in previous classes: true excitement amongst the students related to research, and multiple opportunities for assessing and improving students' writing skills.
This project was developed for a Junior-Senior level undergraduate sed/strat class.
Skills and concepts that students must have mastered
Students are best prepared for this project if they have previously taken geochemistry, petrology, and statistics classes.
How the activity is situated in the course
This was developed as a semester long project. Activities are carried out during the lab period at different times during the semester as outlined in one of the attached documents.
Content/concepts goals for this activity
This project utilizes trace-element geochemistry to address provenance of quartz-rich clasts and stratigraphic units that may have been their source.
Higher order thinking skills goals for this activity
Students formulate hypotheses, and carry out a research project whereby they process, manipulate, and interpret geochemical data.
Other skills goals for this activity
Students write Introductions, Geologic Backgrounds, Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusions, and References as the semester progresses. They learn how to conduct a literature search, how to prep rock samples for microprobe analyses, how to manipulate and interpret data, how to make a group poster, and how to give an oral presentation.
Description of the activity/assignment
For this project, students read Goetze and Lewis (1994) paper on trace element geochemistry of quartz-rich sandstones. They then select one of six possible stratigraphic units, find relevant literature related to their unit, and formulate sampling strategies. In class they are provided microprobe geochemical and cathodoluminescence data and manipulate/interpret it in order to reach conclusions. They answer questions regarding both the provenance of clasts from a young conglomerate as well as commenting on the validity of the data. Students learn how to manipulate and analyze data, how to make a scientific poster, and how to prepare and give an oral presentation
Determining whether students have met the goals
Throughout the semester students hand in written assignments which are reviewed and students are required to revise as needed. Students' oral presentations are also graded as is their participation in constructing the poster.More information about assessment tools and techniques.
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- Activity Description/Assignment (Microsoft Word 42kB Jun27 06)
- Instructors Notes (Microsoft Word 26kB Jun27 06)
- Solution Set (Excel 96kB Jun27 06)
Other Materials
- Microprobe data for students (Excel 41kB Jun27 06)
- Cathodoluminescence images (Acrobat (PDF) 11.8MB Jun27 06)
- Project schedule (Microsoft Word 26kB Jun27 06)
Supporting references/URLs
Goetze, J., and Lewis, R., 1994, Distribution of REE and trace elements in size and mineral fractions of high-purity quartz sands: Chemical Geology, v. 114, p.43-57.


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Locally, the measure would apply to North Country Community College in Saranac Lake.
Cuomo plans to discuss his tax-free New York initiative this afternoon at the State University at New Paltz in the Hudson Valley.
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On Wednesday, the governor announced in Albany, Buffalo and Syracuse that he wants to provide tax-free opportunities to new businesses that move onto or near SUNY campuses. Cuomo's plan would allow those businesses to operate free of all business, property and personal income taxes for 10 years
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Opposites attract in Paterson's work, his language switching from colloquial to erudite, from playful knowingness to naked lyricism, from Scots to English. All these tensions are held in place by a breathtaking technical skill: a Paterson poem reads like a score, is undeniably, though seemingly effortlessly, composed. This generates a sense of both division and unity: on the one hand many of his poems are acutely conscious of themselves as fiction, the narrator taking us into his confidence (which may or may not be a trick): "In short, this is where you get off, reader" ('Nil, Nil'). On the other hand his frequent use of interlocking rhyme maintains an aural unity which keeps the poems whole. So in the Arvon Prize-winning 'A Private Bottling', the distance between narrator and sleeping lover is traced in the fluctuating rhymes which sometimes appear as couplets, sometimes several lines apart. By contrast the beautiful poems to his children in Landing Light celebrate the closeness of the human bond: "I kissed your mouth and pledged myself forever" ('Waking with Russell').
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Monthly flea market at the Kane County Fairgrounds with more than 1000 dealers displaying and selling antiques, collectibles and Fancy Junque. Food served all day.
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We are very pleased to continue bringing all our valued customers the freshest, made-from-scratch delights such as caramel-iced cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls, honey white and wheat breads, sweet and specialty breads, a variety of cookies, iced cut-out cookies and classic angel food cakes of various flavors. And we feature specialty pumpkin items in the fall. Load up on baked goodies, as well as all the other scrumptious items that we stock on our shelves. These include a substantial assortment of mustard's, pickled vegetables, relishes, salsas, jams, jellies, butter spreads, noodles and a generous selection of fine candies and fudge.
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Stand-up Paddle Boarding (SUP) offers yet another way to experience the Chicago lakefront. This hybrid of surfing and kayaking involves standing on an over-sized surfboard and paddling with a single bladed paddle. The concept, which was originally used by ancient Polynesian cultures, has seen a revival in the last 15 years. You can get all your questions answered and equipment rentals from Chicago SUP, the experts in Chicago for Stand-up Paddle Boarding.
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Farm dinners at Heritage Prairie Farm, in Elburn have been a tradition since 2007. All farm dinners include a welcome cocktail upon arrival to the farm with butler-passed appetizers, and live acoustic music. For dinner, an upscale five-course meal, introduced by the chef himself, is served family-style in a charming atmosphere, regardless of the season. Get an inside look at how the farm operates from one of their knowledgeable staff with a private tour of the farm.
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John Boos & Company
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Rad Vintage
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CITY: Chicago
Ralph Lauren
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CITY: Chicago
Campustown Champaign
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CITY: Champaign
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Elmhurst City Centre
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Saks Fifth Avenue
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CITY: Chicago
Wicker Park/Bucktown Shopping
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The Streets of Woodfield
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Chicago French Market
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Block 37
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American Girl Place
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CITY: Chicago
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Effingham Artisan Fair
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Makanda Boardwalk
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Anderson Japanese Gardens
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Berkeley >Food & Dining > Chez Panisse
1517 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA | Directions 9470937.879591 -122.268862
Mon.-Sat. 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Mon.-Thu. 5 p.m.-10:30 p.m.; Fri.-Sat. 5 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
Neighborhoods: North Berkeley
The legend that rocked American cuisine continues to delight with simple farm fresh goods cooked into complex flavors. Simple elegance
Great gourmet without an attitude – Fresh, local and amazing. Menu changes daily, and is prix-fixe. Be prepare to spend a lot here. The presentation of the food is fantastic, it is delicious and never disappoints.
Outdated and Disappointing – I can see that this austere, locally sourced "plain" food was a breakthrough 30 years ago but so many other chefs do it so much better now, not to mention farmhouse trattorias and bistros in Italy, Greece, France and countless green markets across North America. It is food as political statement; the pleasure of the diner seems to be irrelevant. Perhaps a reaction to fussy, overly complicated and elaborately presented fine dining, the current fare at Cafe Chez Panisse is too artless, bland instead of honestly full flavored and downright stingy. A dish of fried Halibut consisted of a chunk of greasy fried fish, a small heap of celery root in a too-mustardy sauce with an unintegrated, harsh-tasting herb floating atop and a single (yes, just one), watery, flavorless new potato poised beside a puddle of starkly grassy, pureed parsley that tasted like cow spew. Missing was any brightness or liveliness of flavor or any full or earthy flavor either. Bread was good but the butter was strictly supermarket. The much touted triple-filtered drinking water was dusty and stale tasting as if a glass of nighttime tap water had sat beside your bed all week. The toasted almond ice cream had a good texture but the unappetizing, charcoal taste of burnt nuts detracted. The accompanying cookie was so hard, I was relieved my dental work survived. The citron green ice tea was a unappealing although probably good for you. The tea tasted like scrapings from the side of a lawn mower.
Wonderful food! – I ate here twice in 2007 and both times I had incredible meals. The first time I had an arugula and shaved fennel salad with grated bottarga which was so simple but delicious. A wood fired dish of calamari and chickpeas was divine. The calamari was amazingly tender and the chickpeas held their shape but practically melted in my mouth. I also had the most memorable dessert of my life here (and I'm a pastry chef.) Candied rose petal ice cream with Lucero farm strawberries. Doesn't sound like much, but the combination of the fragrant rose scented ice cream and the sweetness of the berries was mind blowing.
The first time I ate here, it was Saturday lunch and the service was so so. Our waiter was technically good, but when I asked him what part of Italy one of the whites I was unfamiliar with was from, he said he would check and when he came back said, "The bottle didn't say." Hmm.. My second meal, a weekday dinner, was much better service wise. Our server was gracious and very knowledgeable about the wine list, and made my dinner companion and I feel special.
The food here is gracefully prepared with finesse and honesty. I look forward to eating here again and again.
Completely over-rated – Chez Panisse Cafe, which sits above Chez Panisse, is marginally better than the restaurant. In both the cafe and the restaurant the service is bed and the food is over priced. However, at the cafe you at least get to pick which over priced meal you want. Seating is tight but cozy. There is no bar so don't plan on a cocktail before dinner. Goat cheese salad appetizer was very good, but the pizza appetizer was too much food. The tuna entree was very tasty but the steak was underwhelming. Additionally, the entree was served immediately after the appetizer plates were cleared so there was no time to enjoy the wine between courses. There are much better places and much better prices in Berkeley.
We used to love you... what happened? – My family and I ate there this Wednesday and were very disappointed. Over the past few years we have eaten in the Cafe and Restaurant several times and felt that it was well worth the hype and price. The other night, however, our experience in the Cafe was very mediocre. Before, it seemed like both the service and food were well calculated and top notch. The lincod with scallops was served cold (it tasted like it was sitting around the kitchen for awhile before it reached our table) and the spaghetti with sqid was bland and all of our dishes lacked the usual amazing fresh garnishes (the short rib and polenta were pretty good though). For dessert, our pudding tasted like it could have been bought from Whole Foods and the apple tart was different (in a bad way) than before. Our service was terrible (he more concerned that everyone's watercup did not go past the half way line)... we waited a good 20 minutes to put our order in (and we had to flag him down) and it took us a good 10 minutes to get our check after our dessert. I'm hoping last night was a fluke, but I do not think I will be going back for long time... has anyone else experienced this lately? What happened?
California cuisine in its purest form headlines this upstairs a la carte cousin of the renowned Chez Panisse restaurant. – The Scene
Located upstairs in the same wood-paneled Craftsman bungalow as Chez Panisse, the Cafe is where Berkeley's literati toast their successes over rustic French- and Italian-influenced cuisine. The welcome is always warm and the burnished open kitchen, lined with glistening platters of asparagus, Meyer lemons or heirloom tomatoes, is guaranteed to make even the longest wait worth it.
The Food
The a la carte menu changes daily, with scrupulous attention paid to the subtle gradations of the Bay Area harvest year. When the first fava beans appear in early spring, you'll find them here, followed by sweet peas, king salmon, tomatoes, corn, persimmons, oysters, blood oranges and other seasonal delights. For starters, typical antipasti plates come with firm, milk-sweet Bellwether ricotta, slow-roasted onions, prosciutto and black olives. Entrees often include thick slices of spit-roasted pork melded with dense yellow polenta, or a juicy chicken leg with morels and asparagus.
yummy! – Chez Panisse is fresh. It's all about taking simple ingredients and making it into healthy, fun food! Alice Water is amazing. For my appetizer, I had a dungenous crab salad and it was spectacular. For the who prefer non-alcoholic beverages, I highly recommend getting a bottle of grape juice. I swear it tastes just like wine.
Best food in California – My wife and I are well traveled and well eaten to say the very least.
We are lucky enough to have sampled culinary exellence the world over and are consistently disappointed with California's offerings.
That is, until we visited Chez Penisse on the advice of a friend.
Harking originally from London, where good food is expected and often found, we felt like we'd come home.
Sophisticated, innovative, delicate and tasty are just some adjectives that go a little way to describing what a remarkable eating experience this restaurant offers.
The food is essentially simple but never fails to hold your interest.
We started with a salad and raw halibut, both outstanding in their respective finesse.
I had the duck to follow, the best example of the meat I've had the pleasure to have tried in some time, while my wife chose the king salmon which was served with a mint, chive and cream sauce. It was heavenly, as were the glasses of wine that were available on the 'mini' menu. We did not order a bottle as we were driving. Luckily, I was the designated drinker and was able to enjoy a fine Cote du Rhone followed by a charming Moscat-de-Beaume-de-Venise to accompany my 'affogato' coffee and ice cream desert.
In short, I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough, given that I live in Los Angeles, where one can drive 50 miles, bend over backwards and still often end up rather disappointed with the meal you get at the end of it.
Book early and enjoy!
It's still good over the years but expensive – I've been there 3 times over many years. It lives up to its reputation. But i think it became overpriced. Last time i had a stew of calamari, amazing with its flavors and freshness. I'm not a calamari-octopus eater, but i was intrigued by that dish. Hats off!
My friend had a kinda sauerkraut with homemade sausage (very good) and roasted of pork (still pink!) I wasn't used to pink pork, but my friend told me that it's common.
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