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Parenthetical: Between November and April.
"No, scratch that," I said. "Make it 'spend more time eating outdoors. '" My spousal equivalent had a notebook on her lap, and the pages were ruffling in the breeze off the harbor. A boat festooned entirely in white lights, from bow to stern, pushed off in the darkness behind her. I forked up another grouper cheek with a little mango relish, noted contentedly the whoosh-plop of a jumping fish nearby, and thought about the turning, burning wheel of fortune.
125 N. Riverside Drive
Pompano Beach, FL 33062
Category: Restaurant > American
Region: Pompano Beach
The Greek goddess Nemesis, they say, doled out good and bad luck in strictly equal measure. She was much like our tropical climate, which Mother Nature has divided equitably into six months of paradisaical languor followed by six months of humidity, mosquitoes, and bumper-to-bumper hurricane warnings. While the weather is good, I aim to take advantage of the former. I've got a solid shortlist of excellent places to dine outside, preferably on the water, and my plan is to hit at least one of them every weekend until the mean season sets in.
At the end of the year, we always write up our list of resolutions, and we feel reborn. We can let go our grip on wadded-up tissues of misery and start off with a clean white page in a new notebook to inscribe our hopes and dreams. We release the old regrets and clichés ("All waterfront restaurants are mediocre and overpriced") and embrace a foodcentric utopia divided into optimistic categories: "beach," "riverfront," "Intracoastal." Under "beach," we have written: Trina, Shore, and 3030 Ocean. Under Intracoastal: Blue Moon Fish Co. Under "riverfront": Serafina, River House, and Joe's Riverside Grille.
These are all restaurants with long views and fresh air. They are also noticeably lacking in televisions, blasting roots-rock music, and goons upchucking Jägermeister shooters over the deck railings. Unfortunately, only one of them is in my price range for frequent visits, but the menu at Joe's Riverside is long enough to keep me occupied through the 18 weekends I figure I have left until it's time to nail up the plywood again. Joe's has, for instance, a full raw bar of oysters and clams at market price. It makes a fine fish chowder ($2.95) and big plates of deep-fried calamari ($7.95). It'll dish up a she-crab soup topped with blue crab "caviar" ($7), the coral-colored roe of the lady crustacean. A "Riverside Coquille" of shrimp and scallops comes in mushroom sherry sauce ($10); an Alaskan king crab is steamed with drawn butter ($16 for an appetizer, $34 for an entrée). There are live main lobsters in a tank. They've got those tender grouper cheeks with mango/onion salsa ($10), and clams oreganata ($9.95) just like Grandpa used to make 'em back in Brooklyn. There's oysters Rockefeller ($9.95) and a shrimp and jumbo lump crab bisque ($9.95). Plus an array of sides for $2.95 each: garlic roasted potatoes, sautéed mushrooms in sherry, black beans and rice, marinated pan-roasted red peppers. With the basket of garlic rolls and dense bread slices, frequently replenished whether or not you ask, any of these would make a fine, calorie-rich, well-balanced meal for the financially challenged. From November to late April, you can pay down your credit cards and eat like you really mean it.
Joe's has been open since 1992, somehow operating barely under the radar of most foodies. It's owned by Joe and Erica Cascio. Joe, who has lived in Florida for 38 years, comes to seafood from a fisherman's perspective. He still competes in sailfish tournaments, and he says he learned how to cook a fish simply because he wanted to eat what he caught. His sous chef, Nick Desir, has been cooking side by side with Joe from the time they both worked at the Wildflower in Boca Raton in the late '80s. Most of the servers have been at Joe's since the year it opened.
The place has the feel of a family operation from a menu filled with chef Joe's personalized touches (wine pairing recommendations, "Mom's Homemade Key Lime Pie") to the cheerful, attentive service in the front of the house, which is Erica's purview. The mom-and-pop atmosphere is considerably offset by the chic beauty of the space: an indoor room gleaming with polished wood and trendy ruby downlighting, and a lovely dock set over the water and overlooking the Sands Harbor Resort, with oilcloth-covered tables and tilting white umbrellas. Everything is wood, stone, and big picture windows, modern in a kind of clean, Frank Lloyd Wright-ian style. Joe told me the place was completely wrecked by Hurricane Wilma they thought they might never open again. Windows were blown out; the gorgeous wooden screens were torn to bits. But you'd never know it today. With the help of friends and family, they rebuilt and replaced everything in only a week and a half after the storm hit.
This was the only time in my history of restaurant meals in which a server has entirely reset the table between my appetizer and entrée. Talk about tabula rasa! And what's more, a new basket of bread, brimming with oil-soaked, garlicky hot rolls.


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"Our goal is that there be accountability for crimes on a cruise ship, as there would be at any resort here in the U.S." he said.
Taylor, now 16, and her family settled their suit out of court with Carnival, and agreed not to disclose the settlement amount. However, they refused to sign a gag order, because, they said, they wanted to speak out about their horrible experience.
"Cruise ships don't have enough security," Taylor said. "And parents don't go on the cruise ship and say, 'You know, my child could get raped when I go on this cruise.' But nobody thinks about that."
Nothing is of greater importance than the safety and security of our guests and we go to tremendous lengths to ensure a secure and enjoyable vacation environment for the more than 4 million passengers who sail with us each year.
Our shipboard security professionals, who are trained in part by U.S. law enforcement, our employee screening processes, and strict rules and policies surrounding employee and passenger conduct, are all designed to keep our guests safe.
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Police in Edinburgh have launched a major investigation following the discovery of the bodies of two people in a house.
Officers have not revealed the gender or age of the people who have died, but have said their deaths are being treated as "unexplained".
Officers were called to the scene in Echline Gardens in Queensferry at around 5pm on Sunday.
Detective Chief Inspector Gary Cunningham said: "An investigation team has been formed and we are currently at a very early stage, with officers carrying out door to door inquiries with neighbours and talking to the immediate family.
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Holy crap. I just used my first sugar scrub on my face, and WOW! It's is super soft and clean feeling. I used it with an Olay Daily Facial cloth, and I can't believe the results. My skin glows! After one use! Amazing. I can't believe I've never used SUGAR on my face before.
I've found that if I put the sugar in a high-speed blender, it takes on a finer texture that is perfect for exfoliating the skin. Every other day, after cleansing my face, I scoop a little sugar from a jar I keep near my sink. I mix it with a little warm water and start rubbing it into my face. Since it dissolves as I do this, it doesn't irritate my skin, yet it leaves it glowing!
SUGAR=GREAT EXFOLIATOR!! I add this to my regular cleansers (gel or cream) when I feel like my skin needs an exfoliation. I keep this in a glass shaker in my bathroom cabinet. I can't believe I only thought to use this a year ago. I didn't know so many other people were already using it. Next I will add honey to the sugar and see how that works on my face.
I have been sing sugar as a facial and body exfoliate for 3 years now. I have never felt tempted by sneaky marketing ploys to purchase facials scrubs made of beads and exotic sugars with aroma therapy oils. It all comes down to the main ingredient that does the job- Sugar. I also like to mix in a little sea salt due t that natural clarifying minerals found in it.
What I love about sugar, is it is common, inexpensive, and the majority of us keep it in our pantries. I use organic sugar and keep it in a cup size screw top jar in my bathroom drawer. Twice a week I sue this to exfoliate my skin and keep it smooth. If my skin is particularly dry(due to my Differen spot treatment gel) I mix my sugar with facial cream and use it as a exfoliate. I could not believe how soft and smooth my skin felt after.
I highly recommend trying sugar as an exfoliate, just dont forget to use it on damp skin otherwise it will scratch your skin. I love it on my sensitive skin, it is one of the few things I have stuck to in my daily skin care routine.
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I love using sugar as a scrub..Being acne-prone, I haven't tried it on my face, but thanks to you all for tipping me off to another money-saving and even more effective technique!
I'm never going to bother with spending money on body scrubs again when sugar is just as good. Brown sugar and olive oil mixed together are perfect to exfoliate your body. I also use brown sugar on my lips to exfoliate them- I just dampen them with a bit of water, then use my finger to gently scrub them with sugar, rinse & slather in lip balm. I havent tried using sugar on my face yet, but I will. Cheap and just as effective as expensive body scrubs!
I read in a magazine that Carmindy (of What Not to Wear fame) keeps a bowl of sugar in her bathroom and when she needs a scrub she scoops up a handful of sugar and mixes it with her shower gel and voila - instant exfoliation! I tried it and absolutely love it. I can't imagine how much $$$ I've spent over the years on very pricey sugar & salt scrubs only to have this very cheap fantastic scrub sitting on my kitchen counter all this time! Sugar is also kinder to your pipes than sea salt and will dissolve completely in your sewer system. It leaves your skin amazingly soft!! I use it with my normal shower gel - generally Aveeno - and it is just the most fabulous scrub! I urge EVERYONE to run out & get a nice little plastic lidded tub (Gladware works great but isn't pretty) and fill it full of sugar and keep it in your shower!
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I can't believe I ever paid a lot of money for a scrub! I take some packets from work, or restaurants lol. I use about 3 or 4 in the shower on my body. IPut my bodywash on first, then mix the sugar in. I use about a third of a packet on my face and I have a teeny tiny clip that I use to save the rest of the packet. I'm so cheap lol.
I've also read that scrubs with microbeads can harm the environmnet. Something about the beads being too small to filter out but small enough to pass through the gills o fish and hurt them Have no idea if true or not, but why not use sugar?
A friend tipped me off to using sugar and baby oil as a body scrub. It's the best! I exfoliate my body with this about once a week after a shower, and it makes your skin feel luxurious. Now I'm experimenting with sugar and oil scrubs for my face, and with the smoothness and glow it gives me, I'm realizing I'll never have to buy a pre-made exfoliator again. Sugar really is superior! Try it!
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THANK YOU MUA for introducing me to sugar exfoliations! I've spent hundreds of dollars on scrubs that either had too many beads or too few or too harsh or too gentle and I never knew I had the best scrub in the world in my kitchen pantry! I do this once a week by applying cetaphil to my face and putting regular old white sugar in one hand and then using my other hand to take the sugar and apply it to my face and scrub away. You have to work fast though because as soon as the sugar's on your face, it starts dissolving! The only annoying thing that used to bug me was how the sugar sometimes got to my hairline and made it sticky but if you put on a shower cap, that problem is eliminated. The first time I did this I noticed a difference immediately and my mom did too and she asked me what cleanser I'd been because my face was so bright and glowy :D


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Bacon Cheddar Bread
Author Notes: One of my favorite loaves. Exceptional as a savory french toast. Spread with apple butter and a slab of (more) cheddar for an awesome grilled cheese. Toast and then spread with mashed avocado and a slice of garden-fresh tomato. I could go on. This is my grandmother's basic white loaf, but she would be horrified to see what I've done to it. (The resting technique I learned in a class a few years ago. It makes for a much lighter yeast bread.) - MrsWheelbarrow
Serves 2 loaves
- 12 ounces warm whole milk
- 1 tablespoon dry active yeast
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 3 tablespoons sugar or honey
- 4 tablespoons melted butter
- 4-5 cups flour
- 3/4 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup bacon, cooked very crisp, drained and crumbled
- 1/4 cup finely minced chives
- Whisk together the milk, egg, sugar, salt, butter and yeast until the yeast is dissolved.
- Add half the flour, mix well with a rubber spatula. Dump about 1/2 c of flour on the counter and scrape the dough out onto the flour. Allow it to rest for about 15 minutes.
- Sprinkle the chives, bacon and cheddar cheese over the dough. Add another 1/2 cup of flour and mix it all together using your floured hands and a bench scraper until well combined. It may be sticky. Once it's manageable (still sticky), let it rest again for a few minutes.
- Knead some more, adding no more than 1/2 c additional flour. Your bread will be lighter and have a better crumb if you can avoid adding more flour. It should be smooth, elastic and a tiny bit sticky. If it becomes difficult to manage, walk away and let it rest for a few minutes, then return and knead.
- Place the dough in an oiled bowl, turning it to coat with the oil. Cover and let it rise for about an hour - doubled in volume.
- Lightly butter (or PAM) two loaf pans. Divide the dough into two pieces. Weigh them if you want to be exact.
- Press each piece out into a rectangle and then roll it up and place in a loaf pan seam side down. Oil or spray the tops of the loaves and allow them to rise for another hour.
- Preheat oven to 350. Brush loaves with melted butter or an egg wash for a shinier crust, then split the loaf with a sharp knife or razor blade.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best (Savory) Yeast Bread
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Atlas Oil races to power up Belle Isle
A relatively new business segment of Atlas Oil Co. is already at work on Belle Isle making preparations for the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix.
The Taylor-based fuel supplier to more than 400 convenience stores and gas stations in the upper Midwest has helped set up 75 on-site generators and 50 light towers on the island and will collaborate with Riverview-based Gibbard Electric Inc. to keep them operating throughout the May 30-June 1 event.
The company has been fueling generators on-site for a couple of weeks, said Atlas President and COO Mike Evans, and expects to increase its presence closer to race time.
Atlas, founded in 1985 as a fuel supplier, has expanded in the generator fuel market over the past five years, launching a generator assurance program in 2009 and an emergency services division about three years ago. Customers include banks, data storage centers and offices with emergency power needs. Evans said Atlas is in 30 states, and he hopes to take it nationwide.
Back for its third year since returning from hiatus and organized by Chairman-CEO Roger Penske of Bloomfield Hills-based Penske Corp., the Grand Prix expects to draw more than 100,000 fans to Belle Isle.
Ticket sales are up nearly 8 percent over last year despite a $10 price increase, and newly installed double-decker corporate chalets along the final straightaway that hold 3,000 are already sold out.
Other local businesses involved in the Grand Prix include Warren-based Andiamo Restaurant Group, providing meal service at hospitality chalets and the concession area, and Rochester Hills graphics company I.M. Branded LLC, providing signs and banner displays.
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Sevilla's Russian striker Alexander Kerzhakov has slammed England's millionaire footballers.
He said: "England have a team of big stars who earn an awful lot of money from playing - and from their private deals.
"But Russia have a compact group of players who don't have anywhere near as much money but with far more hard workers on the field.
"That is the difference between the two countries. That is why we are in a strong position in Group E and why England have been left just hoping."
The Three Lions are relying on Russia slipping up against Israel here on Saturday to throw them a Euro 2008 lifeline.
Kerzhakov added: "A Euro 2008 finals without players like Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney or Michael Owen would be strange.
"But England have not performed on the field and Russia have more points so that is how it should be. This is football. It is not always the superstars who win the matches.
"We deserve to be in the finals. We have lost only one match and this sums up our consistency.
"Against England, we played without fear. The same cannot be said of England. They have been inconsistent and irregular.
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So I go to the LGS with the intent to pick up a shiny new Gen 3 G23 along with a Ruger LCR in .357. Sounds good right? Wrong! I had been waiting for this day for some time now. I finally had the money and the time to go pick them up. Its maddening (yes I do have the instant gratification bug)! So, I fill out the paperwork, sit patiently for 10 minutes or so, and then I am told I will have to wait. Never had this happen before. However, knowing it happens from time to time so it got me thinking... Has anyone else had this happen before? What was the wait time like for you? Is there some random number of people who get investigated deeper each day? Thanks and have a nice day!
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well dude I hate to tell you this but here in PRK we wait ten days to get our guns and you can only buy one pistol per month. But I know if I waited the 10 days and it got delayed I would hate it. But I would be more concerned with why it was delayed
I'd be pretty frustrated too...I haven't even had to be called in for a background check in a good while. Just show them my driver's license and concealed carry permit, fill out a quick form, and I'm out the door with my new friends. Bought a new gun this morning...took less than ten minutes.
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I had a delay once, a phone call to Cal. DOJ cleared it up in ten minutes. Stuff happens.
for the first couple of firearms that i purchased, before 2003, NADA, then, all-of-a-sudden..................delayed. don't know why, cuz 3 days later all is well and i can pick it up (with no call back). i have no record, and have NO idea why. IT DOES GIVE ME THE RED@SS THOUGH............SUMTHIN' FIERCE!
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There are reasons. Your name may match the name of someone who cannot purchase a firearm. You may have a thing in your past that is questionable. Or other reasons. The BATF has an area on their website in the FAQ if you want to research a little more. I think that specific question is there. If the response is not cleared in the appropriate number of days, get back with your FFL.
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Thanks for the replies fellas, I did have an Agg. Menacing (1st degree MM) from 7 years ago (I was 14). That wasn't an issue when I bought my Mossberg or my Ruger 10/22 however, those checks took all of 10 min max. It makes me wonder why but I'm not too concerned, there is nothing that should stop me from clearing the check. Its more of a fear of the unknown. It would be nice if the person on the other end of the phone could talk to you on the spot to attempt to clear up any issues! So unless it clears today (02/12) it'll have to wait until Tuesday when I get back from Michigan . One last question. Is it the dealers responsibility to call back each day to see if it clears or do the feds contact the dealer?
The form 4473 has info. You can print a copy from the BATF website (there is a 4473 you can complete to a point and print out to take to your FFL). If the FFL does not receive info within so many days once a delay is in effect, the firearm transfer may then be completed (provided all other requirements have been met). As a side note: I've had delays for people who have the CWP. In FL, normally, if you have a CWP, you do not have the mandatory 3 day waiting period for a handgun, unless the delay is put in effect.
**UPDATE** So I got the phone call today around 3pm eastern! They gave me the green light of course. All in all it was about a 27 hour wait, if you dont count the weekend. Now just to travel back home tommorow and pick'em up!