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Anthony Davis is certainly one of the thinner big men around the NBA.credit: http://sports.yahoo.com Rookie Anthony Davis is having a pretty solid season for the New Orleans Hornets after being selected with the number one overall pick. The former Kentucky Wildcat is averaging 13.4 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game in 28.6 minutes of action. He hasn't been terribly flashy, but he has been more or less what people had expected. One concern about Anthony Davis is his weight. He was very thin coming into the league, and still is. For a big man, many felt he would have to bulk up a little to handle the physicality of the NBA. So, he has decided to take the advice and bulk up a little. One way he's doing so? Pizza. And a lot of it. Via Marc Spears: New Orleans offers some of the world's most renowned restaurants like Emeril's, Commander's Palace and Herbsaint. So what dish has Hornets rookie Anthony Davis fallen in love with since arriving to the Crescent City? Pizza. Specifically from the city's Reginelli's Pizzeria chain restaurant, where his pie of choice is a large with double pepperoni and double sausage. "He eats pizza, man. It's like if anyone says, 'P … I' and then, 'Pizza,' he perks up," Hornets coach Monty Williams said. "This dude has this fascination with pizza. It's unreal." Despite the calories and carbohydrates acquired with each meat lover's slice, Davis, a slender 6-foot-11, 220-pounder, has not gained much weight since being drafted No. 1 overall last year. Davis says his high metabolism is keeping him from picking up pounds. There are certainly worse habits than eating a bunch of pizza, I suppose. If he can pair it with a little extra time in the weight room to convert it into muscle, I'm sure the Hornets won't have any problems. Of course, Anthony Davis has to be careful not to put on a ton of weight. There is a fine line between adding a little muscle and becoming big to the point where you can't play in the manner that you're accustomed to. -Mark Evans, Assistant Manager/Editor of Content Follow us on Twitter The post Anthony Davis Bulking Up On Pizza appeared first on Pass The Pill - Kings of Hoops.
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I am new to posting, but I have really enjoyed the helpful advice I have found in the past. Last April I planted two Forever Hydrangeas on the north side of my house in upper CT. They did beautifully throughout the spring, summer & fall. I did not protect them over the winter, but had planned on covering them with cloth in the evenings starting in April this year. The reason why is because last year, I had planted them during a warm spell, but, of course since this is New England, we had a couple nights of frost a few weeks later which killed the new growth on the top of one of the plants (it did recover nicely though). My question is: should I have been protecting them all winter OR is it ok to only protect the new growth in the spring from potentially frosty nights after growth has begun? I hope this isn't too wordy!!
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While nutrition bars can be part of a healthy need-protein-now lifestyle, there's good reason they're not stocked next to the kale and broccoli. Most are hiding tons of added sugar, carbohydrates, and calories—not to mention additives that cause digestive distress.
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1. Kind Blueberry Pecan + Fiber
This is a no-nonsense, 10-ingredient bar made with simple, whole foods like almonds, blueberries, honey, and brown rice. Although it's a little low in protein (just 3 grams), Kind bars are a clean and quick on-the-go bit of fuel. Though the grams of sugar can creep up in some of the other fruit-and-nut varieties, this one has just 12 grams, which is on the low side for nutrition bars.
In a pinch for protein? Ariane Hundt's absolute favorite is this brand-new bar that manages to pack 17g of fiber and 20g of protein into only 170 calories. Quality ingredients like almonds, coconut, sea salt, and whey protein isolate are both satisfying in taste and in nutrition requirements, she says.
3. Larabar Uber Roasted Nut Roll
We love that these sweet and salty bars contain a mere 14g of carbohydrates, which is just enough to keep you going without weighing you down. And with only 7g of naturally derived sugar, there's no head rush after every bite. The nuts definitely keep this bar in check. (We can't quite say that about many of the fruit-based bars in the Larabar line.)
4. Zing Almond Blueberry
This is a great gluten-free, soy-free, and wheat-free bar with all organic ingredients. Hundt likes that Zing contains whey protein isolate, a staple ingredient for post-workout success. "Easily digestible and absorbed quickly into your system, whey protein powder is excellent for immediate muscle rebuilding and restoration," says Hundt. Plus, the whey helps to boost the amount of protein in this bar to 11 grams.
5. Health Warrior Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chia
Four years after Dr. Oz praised the power of chia seeds as a source of fiber, protein, and omega-3 essential fatty acids, they're still going strong. We love that they're finally being added to nutrition bars. Even with decadent-sounding organic peanut butter and cocoa powder, this vegan bar by chia brand Health Warrior is high in nutrients and low in sugar (4 grams) and calories (just 100 per bar).
1. Luna LemonZest
Just because it's advertised as a "woman's bar" doesn't mean it should have a place in your purse. These bars are filled with difficult-to-absorb minerals and vitamins (like Vitamin D2) that will slow your body down instead of giving you that desired burst of energy, says Hundt. We're also nervous about the amount of soy and the presence of vegetable glycerin in it, too.
2. Clif Bar Coconut Chocolate Chip
Heading to yoga, barre, or spin class? This snack is not for you. Clif Bars are intended for endurance athletes who need 42g of carbohydrates and 22g of sugar to power through a four-hour hike or climb up the Andes Mountains, not an hour-long workout. The first ingredient on the label is brown rice syrup (not helpful if fat-burning is your goal), and the company uses soy protein isolate as the main source of protein, which is known for causing digestive stress, inflammation, and thyroid problems.
3. Pro Bar Superfood Slam
Don't let the word "superfood" lure you in. This bar has an appealing ingredient list, but the combined result is low on protein and fiber for its high number of calories (350) and carbs (46g). The label tells you straight up that this is a meal replacement, not a snack. But for virtually the same amount of calories, Hundt points out, you could have any one of these 400-calorie breakfasts made with whole foods, which would keep you satisfied three times longer.
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4. Balance Bars S'mores
Balanced carbs, protein, and fat: yes! Balanced ingredients? Not so much. Balance Bars source their protein from soy, leaving you bloated and gassy. They also use a handful of unnecessary oils, sugars, and an artificial flavor-enhancer calcium caseinate, known to cause migraines and cognitive issues.
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5. Amazing Grass: Green Superfood Berry Whole Foods Energy Bar
This bar is a Code Red sugar overdose (26 grams). Fructose, found here in high quantity in dates and dried cranberries, is one of the leading contributors to our nation's obesity epidemic, and an arch-nemesis of Hundt's. "Fruit sugar makes you fat faster than regular sugar because it overloads the liver," says Hundt. "Since it can only be metabolized by the liver, one third of fructose calories are automatically stored as fat." Not to mention that fructose leads to overindulgence because it doesn't signal the brain that the stomach is full. All this kind of defeats the point of buying it for the wheatgrass and broccoli extracts.
Yes, the labels are loaded with organic and often carefully sourced ingredients that have been minimally processed, but that doesn't mean they're a heath food.
1. Garden of Life Organic Fruits of Life Summer Berry Bar. If you really want to waste 250 calories on a snack, reach for a Snickers bar, because they contain the same 29g of sugar per serving. These bars will leave you tired and hungry due to an insulin spike from the sugar and 46g of carbs.
2. Blueprint Cashew Date. If we were solely judging bars based on their ingredients, these raw, gluten-free bars would be an all-star. However, we also spy 30g of carbohydrates and 22g of sugar on the nutrition label. Not to mention there's a hefty price tag of $4 per bar, notes Hundt. Stick to the company's cleanses and juices and leave this new product in the dust.
3. Organic Food Bar Active Greens Chocolate. Organic ingredients or not, this bar still racks up a whopping 26g of sugar and 15g of fat—more than the average person needs in a regular meal! It'd be a lot healthier to steam some broccoli rather than get your greens this way.


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The Philadelphia Phillies right fielder won the Home Run Derby with a record-setting performance Monday night, hitting an astounding 24 homers in his first turn at bat before outslugging hometown favorite Ivan Rodriguez in the finals.
"This is something amazing," Abreu said. "I don't know if I can sleep tonight."
He also smashed the mark for total homers with 41, besting Miguel Tejada's 2004 total of 27 by the second round. Abreu hit 11 in the finals, another derby record, to Rodriguez's five in an event that lasted 3 hours, 3 minutes.
"I'm tired," he said. "This is a beautiful night."
Abreu was the first contestant -- he also will hit leadoff for the National League in the All-Star Game Tuesday night -- and he gave fans a spectacular show right from the start.
He homered on his first swing and didn't stop until he obliterated Tejada's previous mark of 15 homers in a round, set last year in Houston.
"Pretty sick," Boston's Johnny Damon said.
Batting left-handed and teeing off against his personal batting practice pitcher, Phillies bullpen coach Ramon Henderson, Abreu topped out with a 517-foot shot onto the porch above the back row of right-field bleachers, sending the standing-room crowd scurrying for a souvenir.
It was the third-longest drive in the 20 times the derby has been held, behind Sammy Sosa's 524-foot homer in 2002 at Miller Park in Milwaukee and Frank Thomas' 519-footer in 1994 at old Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh.
"I was feeling so good, I couldn't believe what I was doing in the first round," Abreu said. "It's tough to believe."
ESPN estimated that Abreu's 41 homers traveled 17,565 feet. He even chipped his bat on his 21st homer -- but the ball still cleared the center-field fence.
"See that? Hit it too hard," he said before Phillies teammate Jimmy Rollins brought him some new lumber.
Abreu went the other way to left-center for No. 24, then finally made his 10th out after 17 minutes at the plate, ending his turn and prompting a third standing ovation.
"Just trying to put on a good show. They enjoy it, that's what it's all about," he said.
So much for pitcher-friendly Comerica Park being a poor site for a power-hitting contest. In fact, the ball carried very well to right field on a pleasant, 78-degree night.
"Unbelievable. He made it look it like it's too easy getting the ball out of this park," Red Sox captain Jason Varitek said.
Representing his home country of Venezuela in baseball's new international format, Abreu stopped twice to tip his cap to the chanting crowd of 41,004 -- and once when Rodriguez, the lone All-Star for the host Tigers, brought him something to drink at home plate.
"Looked like he could have hit homers all day. He had a groove, just looked really smooth," said Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson, who hit his own famous homer in Detroit during the 1971 All-Star Game at Tiger Stadium. "I wish they would have had this when I played."
When Abreu broke Tejada's mark, Johan Santana and Miguel Cabrera were among the All-Stars who ran to the plate to drape the slugger in a large Venezuelan flag.
Santana said he placed a call back home to his father, who told him the country was "paralyzed."
With water fountains shooting high into the air in center field after each long ball, it was an awesome display -- and maybe a bit intimidating for the other competitors. The next batter, Jason Bay of Canada, was shut out.
"Didn't make it any easier," Bay said.
Boston's David Ortiz of the Dominican Republic put on an impressive show as well, also surpassing Tejada with 17 home runs in the first round. But Ortiz was overshadowed -- and eliminated when he connected only three times in Round 2.
In the semifinals, Abreu picked up right where he left off, connecting on his first two swings. He finished with six in that round, including three when he was down to his final out, which was good enough to advance.
When they got to nine outs, players were tossed special gold baseballs -- much like the red-white-and-blue basketballs used for the final shot on each rack during the NBA's 3-point shootout.
"I had fun, and I made it farther than I expected to, so I'll take it," Rodriguez said. "Bobby started off very hot, hitting long bombs, and he just kept doing it all night."
Milwaukee's Carlos Lee of Panama was knocked out in the semifinals. Also eliminated in the first round were Dodgers first baseman Hee-Seop Choi of Korea, Texas' Mark Teixeira of the United States and Atlanta's Andruw Jones of Curacao, who has 27 homers -- tied with Cubs slugger Derrek Lee for the major league lead.
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Ireland scrum-half Tomas O'Leary has signed a three-year deal with London Irish.
The 28-year-old will join the Exiles in the summer from Munster, where he has won two Heineken Cups and two Magners League titles. O'Leary will replace former England scrum-half Paul Hodgson, who will leave London Irish for Worcester at the end of this season. Capped 24 times, O'Leary was part of Ireland's Grand Slam-winning side in 2009 and he was selected for the British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa only for an ankle injury to rule him out.
"Joining London Irish presents a new and exciting chapter in my career and one that I am really looking forward to," O'Leary said. "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Munster and the Heineken Cup triumph in 2008 will always remain a highlight.
"I'm looking forward to working alongside Brian and the coaching team and testing myself in the Aviva Premiership and playing alongside a very talented squad at London Irish. I have been lucky enough to be part of some winning teams at both Munster and Ireland and I hope to have even more success as a London Irish player."
Exiles director of rugby Brian Smith said: "Tomas will be a fantastic addition to our squad. He is a proven scrum half who has represented his country at the highest level. He will bring with him a wealth of experience and a winning mentality. We look forward to welcoming him to the club this summer."
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Qualifying for the HBP – You must not have lived in a home owned by you or your spouse in the last 5 years. You must have entered into a written agreement to buy or build a home that you intend to occupy as your principal residence.
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How does it age?
Not all that well. I saved a bottled, and the hop aroma was a ghost of it's former self within 90 days. Still tasted good, but no comparison to when it was fresh
Alright, re-brewing this today. We made it up to RRBC last weekend, and got to try it straight from the source. My first attempt was close, but too fruity. So, I've made some adjustments. Check my blog in the signature for the long-winded version of my recipe formulation.
17.25lbs 2-row
12oz Carapils
7oz C40
1lb Dextrose
Mash @ 145 for 75min, then 155 for 10min (I know this isn't RR's mash schedule, but it will maximize my attenuation.)
35ml Hop Extract @ 90
5ml Hop Extract @ 45
10g CTZ @ 45
1.5oz Simcoe @ 30
2.5oz Simcoe @ 0
1.5oz Centennial @ 0
1oz Amarillo @ 0
.5oz Chinook @ 0
350bil cells of WLP001
DH1: .5oz ea Simcoe/Amarillo/Warrior
DH2: 1oz ea Centennial/CTZ
DH3: .5oz ea Simcoe/Chinook + .25oz Warrior
DH4: 1oz ea Simcoe/Amarillo
I formulated the dry hop schedule based on the percentages of each hop I wanted total. I didn't put much thought into which hops which weeks. They very well might do something different. Warrior struck me as super odd, but I heard from a couple places that there is definitely a fair amount of Warrior in the dry hop this year.
I'm really excited/anxious to see how this turns out. I think it's going to be damn close.
Too fruity from the yeast or the hops?
Definitely hops. Too much of that Amarillo/Centennial thing. I cut back on those this time around.
I was thinking that i would brew something similar but sub the hop extract for FWH of 3 oz of Magnum. Do you think that would work?
I would never FWH Pliny or use Magnum to bitter it. If anything, use a little less of a very high alpha CTZ or Apollo. You need that harsh marijuana-esque dankness.
Ya, what bob said. If you want to make Pliny you need a bittering hop with some character. You'll make a good double/triple IPA, but it'll lack that Pliny quality. If you want to clone this without extract, get your hands on the highest %AA hop you can find, and use 70AAU worth (3.9oz @ 18%AA)
Anyway, brew day went smooth. Took 5.25gal into the fermenter at 1.089. Oddly enough, the exact OG I hit last year. I blasted the wort for 90sec with O2, which I'll probably repeat tomorrow. It's in the yeast's hands from here. 1.008 or lower is the goal.


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Ms. Sheila N. Tober
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Ms. Tober works in Buffalo, NY and 1 other location and specializes in Family Medicine. Ms. Tober is affiliated with Mercy Hospital Of Buffalo. Ms. Tober speaks English and Spanish.
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Experience a new style of The Macallan
The Macallan Fine Oak - An Insight
Charlie Whitfield, our new East Coast USA Brand Ambassador offers an insight into The Macallan Fine Oak...
The award winning Macallan Fine Oak range was introduced in 2004, giving whisky drinkers the opportunity to experience a new style of The Macallan with this delicate and elegant single malt. This new venture took a new approach to the distillery's 180-year-old tradition of maturing new make spirit exclusively in Sherry casks made of European oak.
The Macallan Sherry Oak is about rich indulgence and is made from 100% sherry oak casks while Fine Oak is more about casual elegance and is triple cask matured. The luxury and heritage of The Macallan is at the heart of both expressions of this precious single malt.
We believe that the wood is responsible for 60% of the flavour of a single malt, so we make a significant investment and steadfast commitment to ensure our spirit is matured in exceptional oak casks.
The Macallan Fine Oak's triple cask maturation is a uniquely complex combination of exceptional oak casks: European oak casks that previously held sherry, American oak casks that previously held sherry and American oak casks that previously held bourbon.
Each cask will influence its contents in different ways. American oak casks, seasoned with bourbon or sherry, impart a subtle, delicate colour, with hints of apple, floral, vanilla and sweet citrus aromas and flavours. Spanish oak casks, seasoned with sherry, impart a deep, rich colour, with aromas and flavours of dried fruit, spice and chocolate orange. The Macallan is actually the only whisky that buys oak from America and ships it to Spain in staves to craft into casks that are then filled with sherry.
And the result? I'll leave you to be the judge, as like DNA, we all have different taste and aroma sensory receptors; but I think it creates a delightfully smooth and delicate Scotch with a dynamic and contemporary edge. This view is shared by my wife, whose favourite Macallan expression is the Fine Oak 15 year old, which has floral notes on the nose, combined with intense chocolate, orange and vanilla flavours on the palate. Jim Murray (whisky expert) also agrees with this sentiment, "The breadth and depth and sophistication of The Macallan Fine Oak is simply jaw-droppingly good."
In comparison with the robust, dried fruit spicy palate of The Macallan Sherry Oak expressions, The Fine Oak is smooth and light, with a delicate sweetness. As a result, these expressions can be enjoyed neat, but also take well to water and ice, if preferred, as well as providing an ideal base for a signature cocktail. My current favourite here in New York is the "Smokey Scotsman" made using Fine Oak 10, with muddled fresh sage leaves and lemon juice.
The 21 year old recently won best overall spirit at the Ultimate Beverage Challenge. Like the 25 and 30 years old, it has since received a new outfit and looks very stylish in its wooden box.
The Fine Oak range is very approachable and therefore ideal for both new single malt drinkers and connoisseurs alike. When should you drink it? Whenever you like, but I particularly enjoy it as a pre-dinner aperitif. Even within The Macallan Fine Oak range there is great variation, from 10 years old up to 30 years old expressions, so I would urge you to explore these to find your favourite – you can find out more here /
Please find me on Twitter (@MacCharlie) and tweet me a picture of yourself whilst enjoying the Fine Oak expression that you cherish most.
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A true heavy-hitter in the sneaker collabo realm, Japan-based atmos will unveil two Air Max 1 designs this January 2013. While both pairs are supremely distinct from one another, both pairs are anchored by a unique concept of mixing military camouflage with an animal print, seen in the earthy desert-camo/cheetah print and the black python snakeskin and tiger-camo that spins off a tropical rainforest vibe. atmos has shown no reservation with using animal prints on its collaborations, with the late-2006 release of the Air Max 1 Supreme 'Beast' Pack being an indicator of their affinity toward fashionable details in wildlife. We'll keep you posted on this exciting collaboration so check out the solo shots below and stay tuned for more updates.
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Luck does play a major role here, but I do believe elo hell does exist. Think about it this way. At the very beginning of a season, after a elo soft reset, everyone is on the same level again (good, mediocre, terrible and new players alike). If you play at this time and you get lucky and get match 2 or 3 to 1 with good players that can carry you, you will easily make it to 1500 and be pretty set there (I call this riding the wave out of hell). Now if you are plagued with bad luck and you get leavers and ragers, you will lose your elo score very fast.
Now we look deeper into the second scenario. Early and mid season, if you drop your elo score terribly, you may still have a chance - if you're lucky. After mid season is when rank starts to settle down and people start to find that their scores really cant move that much anymore. This is because all the good players are now 1500+ and this pool of players consists of experienced players willing to work with team (VERY few trollers/leavers here). On the other hand, the pool of players <1500 will consists of most of the players with bad attitude, unwilling to work with team, unskilled or new players. You cant escape this statistic; you wont find a 900 elo player in a 2000 elo match up. THIS IS ELO HELL. In elo hell you have a much higher chance of getting matched with unfavorable team mates because the pool of players match making can choose from consists of a high amount of these types of players.
Higher elo players will deny that there isn't a elo hell because they are in a bracket of players that are easy to play with and they will not fall too far from where they are at. At the beginning of season 2 I had played a couple of ranked games and gotten 1290. Then at the end of the season I got a few bad games and it easily dropped me below 1200. Now I cannot get a game where everyone works together and doesnt argue or insult each other. Low elo games are worse than normal games (I am currently at 960).
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Elo hell has been disproven time and again.
Define elo hell please
Or perhaps you do belong to 960
There is really not much differences between 960 and 1290.
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If you are being carried, you do not belong where you have been carried to, and you will drop back down. Happened to me when I first started right off level 30. 1400 ELO? Wow, I must be good at thi... oh, nope, here I am at 750. Much better. I'm not throwing games anymore.
And believe me... I threw alot on the way down. Not intentionally. Just because I wasn't good enough for those ELOs.
I cant imagine the pool from 1500+ elo having just as many bad mannered or unskilled players as that of the pool of players from <1000 elo. That would defeat the relation between skill and elo score.
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Multiple reports- $4.55M over two years.
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It's one of those wonderfully incongruous Miami stories: Ethiopian siblings come to town and open a cafe with a California feel. It makes more sense when you know that Abebe and Hirut Tedla emigrated with their family from Addis Ababa to San Francisco when they were teenagers.
The brother and sister took over the Midtown space that Uva had vacated when it moved to the Upper East Side, and named their spot Kafa, the Ethiopian word for coffee.
The signature dish is the Kafa potato platter: griddled potatoes (like chunky, mashed hash browns) with bits of ham, bacon, diced bell pepper and onion and melting Cheddar cheese, served with eggs any way, fresh fruit and toast or an English muffin. The same platter can be had vegetarian with spinach, mushrooms, tomato and Jack cheese. The California potato platter adds marinated sliced chicken sauteed with onion, peppers, zucchini, tomato, Cheddar and Jack. Crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, the potatoes are cooked in two stages -- boiled, refrigerated overnight, then shredded and cooked on the grill with the seasonings.
Other eye openers include puffy omelets folded around various fillings (chorizo makes for a spicy bite), eggs Benedict or Florentine (with spinach and tomato replacing the Canadian bacon), French toast, oatmeal and buttermilk pancakes.
Lunch is also served, with juicy burgers topped with avocado slices on sourdough rolls. There's also a roster of California-centric sandwiches, including melts on grilled focaccia, and a selection of salads and dressings.
Breakfast and lunch have not been reinvented here, but are generous and fresh, served with a smile.
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Georgia Brown's
Address: 950 15th St., NW, Washington, DC 20005
Phone: 202-393-4499
Neighborhood: Downtown
Cuisines: An example of a traditional Southern meal is deep fried chicken, field peas, turnip greens, cornbread, sweet tea and a dessert that could be a pie (sweet potato, pecan and peach are traditional southern pies), or a cobbler (peach, blackberry or mixed berry are traditional cobblers)., American
Opening Hours: Open Monday through Thursday, 11:30 AM to 10 PM; Friday, 11:30 AM to 11 PM; Saturday, noon to 4 and 5 to 11 PM; Sunday, 10 AM to 2:30 PM and 5:30 to 10 PM.
Nearby Metro Stops: McPherson Square, Farragut North
Price Range: Expensive
Dress: Business Attire
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Recommended
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Best Dishes Fried catfish fingers; fried chicken; shrimp and grits; Carolina gumbo; Frogmore stew.
Price Details: Starters, $7 to $16; main courses, $18 to $38.
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