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"Tasty Tuesday" Feature: The Melting Pot, Fonduely Perfect
Tuesday, 23 July 2013 14:59
Foodie Heaven are the two words that come to my mind when describing my most recent dining experience at The Melting Pot. From the salads to the all of the different fondue options, The Melting Pot sure knows how to wine and dine their customers.
All of us food lovers began our dining experience with three unique cheese fondues: Tomato Cheese Fondue, Spinach and Artichoke Cheese Fondue, and Cheddar Cheese Fondue. All of the cheese fondue paired well with the dippers which included bread bites, apple slices, and vegetables. Initially, I was questionable about the apple slices dipped in cheese, but it ended up tasting phenomenal.
After the cheese fondue bowls were licked clean, the next course was a choice of salad. I was not adventurous and just decided to choose the typical "Caesar Salad". But, let me tell you there was nothing typical about this salad. They top the salad with delicious Parmesan-encrusted pine nuts, I could have eaten a whole container of these pine-nuts by themselves.
Next came the entrée course, everyone was able to make a selection of three items. No matter what kind of food mood you were in The Melting Pot offered a variety of entrée options from Atlantic Salmon to Chicken Potstickers. Out of all the entrees I chose, the Chicken Potstickers were love at first bite. They were so crisp and yummy and everyone in at our table agreed they were delicious.
Accompanying the entrée was The Melting Pot's signature dipping sauces. The most popular sauce was the "Green Goddess" which is a blend of cream cheese, sour cream, onions, chives and parsley. A friend sitting next to us suggested stuffing the Green Goddess in the mushroom cap then frying it. After trying this, I would not eat my mushrooms any other way.
I live my foodie life by the quote "Life is short, eat dessert first." So my favorite part of the meal was the last course, dessert. There were fresh strawberries, bananas, cheesecake, Rice Krispies Treats®, marshmallows, pound cake and brownies just waiting to be dipped in the Yin Yang Chocolate Fondue, Flaming Turtle Chocolate Fondue, and Peaches N' Cream. After trying every possible dessert in ALL the different fondues, it is safe it say that I was official in a food coma.
"Foodie Friday" Feature: Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Friday, 19 July 2013 08:48
Today's Dine Tampa Bay "Foodie Friday" sneak peek comes from Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant located by International Plaza in Tampa. This national winery which opened in Tampa in March, will feature a $25 three-course prix-fixe menu during Dine Tampa Bay Restaurant Week featuring some of its signature dishes.
The restaurant features handcrafted wines with pairing suggestions for all dishes, upscale yet casual dining, full-service bar, Napa-style tasting room and retail gift store. This week, we had the chance to dig in and preview some of the Dine Tampa Bay menu items.
For the first course guests are given a choice of a Chopped Wedge Salad, Chicken Pot Stickers or multiple soup selections. We were lucky enough to try two of the three options and we chose the Chopped Wedge Salad and the Chicken Potstickers.
The Chopped Wedge Salad is a signature dish at Cooper's Hawk. Garnished with red onion, sweet grape tomatoes, blue cheese crumbles and warm apple wood smoked bacon and even those who are not huge fans of blue cheese will surprisingly enjoy this tasty combination. The red wine herb vinaigrette along with the creamy Salemville blue cheese balances the salad well without your palate being too overwhelmed.
The Chicken Potstickers were amazingly delicious! Full of flavor with chicken, ginger, cabbage and sesame and served with a sweet and spicy mustard sauce then drizzled with their classic ginger soy sauce, a very tangy treat that finishes off the dish well.
Moving on to the second course, we opted for the Maple, Mustard, and Pretzel-Crusted Pork Medallions and the Gnocchi Carbonara which were both favorite menu items of our server. The third option was the Soy Ginger Salmon, which we are sure seafood lovers will enjoy!
The Pork Medallions were glazed with a maple, mustard and pretzel crust and plated with Mary's Potatoes, signature whipped potatoes with butter and cream, and jumbo asparagus. Foodies (especially pretzel lovers) will love the uniqueness of this dish.
The Gnocchi Carbonara, was the biggest hit at the table! The gnocchi, a house made ricotta dumpling, was tossed in a rich creamy parmesan garlic sauce with crispy pancetta, rotisserie chicken, sage and fresh peas.
Finishing up we had a battle to decide between the three dessert choices. The third course offers a choice of Cheesecake with Fresh Strawberries, Cooper's Hawk Signature Chocolate Cake or a Classic Crème Brulee. We opted for the Cheesecake since the menu said it was the "Best Cheesecake in Town." We can officially say it lived up to its title and even though we were completely stuffed, no crumb was left behind.
Overall, this was an amazing dining experience and a must-try for everyone, even the regulars and the $25 Dine Tampa Bay menu is a deal! Our suggestion is to get there about 30 minutes early to take part in the tasting room experience. Make a reservation today on Dine Tampa Bay's website through Open Table.
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
4110 West Boy Scout Blvd., Tampa, FL 33607
Foodspotting Event at Datz!
Monday, 01 July 2013 09:44
On behalf of the Dine Tampa Bay Restaurant Team, we would like to say a HUGE thank you to all the foodie bloggers that braved the storm and attended the foodspotting event at Datz! The overall display and taste of everything from the cocktails to the intermezzo course of Frito Pie grilled cheese was phenomenal. Personally, this was my first foodspotting event and let me tell you Datz exceeded my expectations in every possible way.Also, check out some of these awesome blog posts from some of the bloggers that attended the Event:
Click HERE to read a blog post from Ruffles and Truffles by Katie
Click HERE to read a blog post from Carlos Eats by Carlos
Cronuts in Hyde Park Village
Sunday, 23 June 2013 00:00
Do you like croissants? Do you like doughnuts even more? Well, if you answered "Yes!" to both of these questions, you are going to want to keep reading. A "cronut" is a trademarked name for half a croissant and half doughnut. The cronut was invented by a Manhattan baker named Dominique Ansel and has been a hit in New York. However this pastry is not exclusively found in New York, you can go try one at Piquant in Hyde Park Village.
Ricardo Castro, co-owner of Piquant said that they have been selling these hybrid treats for a few weeks and it seems like the Tampa market is responding well. Don't wait and go get one today! Treat yourself, it is Monday and you deserve it!
Dining Deals for Fathers Day!
Tuesday, 11 June 2013 10:43
Father's day is quickly approaching this upcoming Sunday. Have you planned anything wonderful for your dear ole dad? If not, do not panic. Take him out to a great restaurant and enjoy scrumptious food. Also, I am about to tell you about some fabulous foodie deals around the Tampa Bay area to check out.
Stop by Flemings Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar from 11:30am to 3pm and treat your dad to a three-course meal that he will love for only $36.95 per guest. On top of a delicious meal, dads will receive a $25 gift card that can be used for a future visit at Flemings. For more information, the menu, and to make reservations click HERE.
Roy's Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine is having a two-course brunch menu for $29.95 on father's day. Also, dads will receive a $25 dining card to use during a future visit at Roy's. To view the menu and find the location nearest you click HERE.
Charley's Steakhouse is offering King of the Bone for King of the Home. This deal is exclusively for dads and includes a free 22oz. Bone-in Strip served with their signature house salad & Garlic-Cheese Butter Bread (YUM!) For more information and to make reservations click HERE.
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New Menu, Summer Cocktails, and More at Café Dufrain
Monday, 10 June 2013 12:34
Café Dufrain is celebrating ten wonderful years on Tampa's waterfront with a new menu! The new menu will feature regional and sustainable food offerings, summer cocktails, and unique wine and beer selections. Along with the launch of the new menu, there are exciting events coming up at this café, so do not miss out!
Venture into Café Dufrain on June 18th to sample their new summer cocktails from 5:30-7:30pm. I cannot think of a better way to beat this summer heat than tasting a few tropical drinks. Also if you sample a summer cocktail you really enjoy, then you can buy an entire one for half off! I love this concept. I absolutely hate when I am at dinner and a drink sounds really good on the menu, but in reality it does not taste as good as it sounds. This event actually gives you the opportunity to test the cocktail before ordering.
In addition to the cocktail samples, Café Dufrain will also be hosting "Dog Days of Summer" with The Humane Society of Tampa Bay, and Sea Dog Brewing Co. This event will take place on Saturday, June 22nd from 3:00-5:00pm. There will be Sea Dog Beer Specials, Doggie Pools, Raffle, Adoptables, and much more! A portion of the Proceeds will benefit all the animals at The Humane Society of Tampa Bay. You are even allowed to bring your four legged friends to the event. What can be better than hanging out with your furry friend and raising money for a good cause?
Tourism Person of the Year
Tuesday, 21 May 2013 00:00
This past weekend, restaurateur Steve Westphal has earned a prestigious tourism honor. Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce recognized Westphal, owner of Parkshore Grill, 400 Beach Seafood & Tap House and the Hangar in St. Petersburg and the Pub in Indian Shores Tourism Person of the Year. Westphal, was a former waiter at the newly closed Wine Cellar over 25 years ago. Now, he is thought of as a major contributor to the local restaurant business and the revival of Beach Drive.
In addition, we cannot be more thankful for Steve's support of Dine Tampa Bay since the commencement in 2010. Listed below is some interesting information regarding Steve Westphals restaurants and can be useful when deciding on a great restaurant to dine at:
• Parkshore Grill's executive chef, Tyson Grant has received numerous awards and media recognition for his fresh dishes. Grant uses only the best ingredients when creating dishes and is dedicated to green practices.
• 400 Beach Seafood & Tap House has been noted in Tampa Magazine as "Best of the Bay", in Metro Mix as "Best Seafood", and listed in Top 20 Restaurants in the Florida Magazine. With all these awards you are guaranteed to order something fabulous.
• The Hangar Restaurant and Flight Lounge is considered Best of the Bay Breakfast by Creative Loafing. Also, the restaurant has Happy Hour 3-6pm Monday-Friday that is a deal no person could pass up.
• The Pub Waterfront Restaurant is definitely the place for food and fun! You can travel by boat or car to arrive at this restaurant. Just looking at the outdoor seating arrangement on their website makes me wish I was there drinking a cold beer and munching on some shrimp.
Early Bird Registration Open Now!
Monday, 20 May 2013 13:31
Dine Tampa Bay 2013 registration has officially opened for restaurants! We have already had a handful of restaurants sign-up including Bella's Italian Café, Flemings Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar, Pelagia Trattoria, Roy's Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine , and SHOR American Seafood Grill. These exquisite restaurants know the early bird catches the worm. Be sure to have your restaurant sign-up before June 14th to receive the discounted participation cost. Your restaurant does not want to miss out on this wonderful opportunity to showcase their stellar chefs and increase the number of patrons dining at your establishment.
This morning I received the menu that Pelagia Trattoria will be serving during Dine Tampa Bay and my mouth literally began to water. The sound of Godiva Chocolate Pyramid, White Chocolate Cheesecake, and Gelato and Macaroons instantly made me hungry again. Can Dine Tampa Bay hurry up and get here already? I do not know how I am going to survive this summer reading about all these scrumptious food!
Your restaurant definitely wants to have a piece of Dine Tampa Bay 2013 it is going to be delicious! So, sign-up today and be an early bird by clicking HERE!
Food and Fun at Bonefish Grill
Tuesday, 14 May 2013 00:00
Good afternoon fellow food connoisseurs! Ashley here, I cannot explain my excitement as we dive into Dine Tampa Bay 2013. My love for food and event planning made me realize this internship was a match made in heaven. The restaurants participants more than doubled last year and we can expect even more growth this year. This means more restaurants to try and even more food to enjoy!
As a college student, coming home for summer gives old friends the chance to catch up over a delicious meal and drinks. It has become a tradition among my best friends growing up to all go out to dinner with our moms. Bringing our moms is a definite plus, since they fit the bill it allows us to drink and eat as much as we please. Last night we all decided to meet at Bonefish Grill, one of my favorite places to go especially on Wednesday for $5.00 Bang. If you have not tried the Bang Bang Shrimp, your taste buds are missing out. You need to go today between 4pm and close, it is only $5.00 and worth every penny.
Every time I go to Bonefish Grill I never stray from my usual order, Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos with a side Caesar Salad and a glass of Jacob's Creek Moscato. Upon placing my drink order the waiter suggested that I try The Dreaming Tree Chardonnay. The waiter could sense my hesitation, so he added that one of the creators of The Dreaming Tree Wine was none other than professional musician, Dave Matthews. That point right there had me sold. I have a passion for music and love the Dave Matthews Band. So, I went ahead and ordered a glass to try it out and see what it is all about!
I ended up drinking two glasses of The Dreaming Tree Chardonnay and enjoyed every last sip. I think it has even become one of my favorite wines and I highly recommend it for all you white wine-lovers. However, I wonder if the waiter did not mention Dave Matthews if I still would have ordered the drink. Would you have been influenced by the famous musician Dave Matthews if you were me?
Bravo Bella's! 26 years of excellence!
Sunday, 05 August 2012 15:02
Just over a week ago, Bella's Italian Café on Howard Ave. celebrated their 26th birthday! Quite a feat in the restaurant biz these days, but we aren't surprised. Co-owners Bill Shumate and Joanie Corneil have over four decades of experience. Joanie has spent an impressive amount of time abroad gathering influences from Europe, ensuring their cuisine's genuine authenticity. At Bella's you can indulge in some of the most delectable antipastos, a wide-range of pastas and brick oven pizzas. And during Dine Tampa Bay Restaurant Week, you can enjoy their amazing three course menu for just $25! (Check it out here!)
To top it all off, they are offering great drink specials for the entirety of restaurant week to make your meal that much more special. Enjoy house wines for $5 a glass and Stella for $3.99!
Salciccia Al Forno- YUM!
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Rangers | 3 | Final OT |
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Game 2: Tuesday, February 14th | ||
Rangers | 3 | Final |
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TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts
Points | Goals | Assists | |
NYR | B Richards 66 | B Richards 25 | B Richards 41 |
BOS | P Bergeron 64 | B Marchand 28 | P Bergeron 42 |
H. Lundqvist (Rangers - G): Saves: 42, Save Pct.: 1.000
R. Callahan (Rangers - RW): Goals: 1, Assists: 0
R. McDonagh (Rangers - D): Goals: 1, Assists: 0
BOSTON -- The New York Rangers are pulling away from the defending Stanley Cup champions and the rest of the Eastern Conference.
Henrik Lundqvist made 42 saves for his NHL-leading seventh shutout of the season, and the Rangers beat Boston 3-0 on Tuesday night for their fourth straight victory. New York leads the East by nine points over the second-place Bruins and remains one point behind Detroit for the most in the NHL. The Rangers have played three fewer games than the Red Wings.
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"I think it's important that we keep challenging ourselves," said Lundqvist, who matched his season high for saves. "Yeah, we have a little gap, but we need to keep working on our game. To be No. 1 at the end of the year is not our goal. Our goal is to keep playing until June."
Ryan Callahan scored for the sixth time in four games, and Ryan McDonagh and Artem Anisimov also had goals for the Rangers. It was Lundqvist's 42nd career shutout, and he got help from teammates who blocked 22 shots.
"Oh, he was not going to let a puck in. You could sense that," Rangers coach John Tortorella said, adding that his team seemed tired playing its fourth game in six days. "It was a game we needed him, because we were sloppy. ... We needed him tonight and he was absolutely fantastic."
Tim Thomas made 17 saves for the Bruins, who are 6-7-1 in their last 14 games.
"It's certainly not good enough for the Boston Bruins," said coach Claude Julien, whose team heads to Montreal to start a six-game road trip on Wednesday night. "Somehow we've got to use the road trip here to turn things around."
The Rangers won their second straight game in Boston this season, and Lundqvist has been a big reason why. He also beat the Bruins 3-2 in overtime on Jan. 21, and he is 18-5-2 against them in his career, with six shutouts.
"I just like this building. Nice people," he said with a laugh. Turning serious, he said: "I like the type of games when both teams are battling a lot in front of the nets. ... Knowing that they're not going to give up much, so I personally have to be sharp if I want to help the team to get two points."
Lately, he has been pretty good against everyone: Lundqvist is 7-1 in his last eight games with three shutouts, and he hasn't allowed more than 2 goals in any of those games.
"No doubt, right now they're playing the best," Julien said. "They're playing like we did last year when we were playing well. Right now that's the identity we're looking for again."
Callahan opened the scoring midway through the first period with a power-play goal when he deflected a pass from Michael Del Zotto past Thomas. That gave the Rangers captain 23 goals for the season, tying the career high he set last season.
McDonagh made it 2-0 with just 12 seconds left in the first. It stayed that way until Anisimov skated in on the right side, faked the crossing pass to Del Zotto and snapped off a quick wrist shot past Thomas' glove to make it 3-0 with 17:07 left in the game. It was Anisimov's 100th career NHL point.
Boston had two good chances to spoil the shutout, first in the second period during a scramble in front of the net that left Milan Lucic celebrating. But referee Dave Jackson never lost sight of the puck that was loose in the crease amid the tangle of bodies, and play continued; replays showed he was correct.
Midway through the third, Dennis Seidenberg's shot seemed to go in, but it was actually caught in the padding at the side of the net.
Game notes
Boston is 3-5 since Tim Thomas skipped the team's White House visit.... Fifteen of the previous 18 games between these teams had been decided by one goal. Six went to overtime. ... The Rangers are 50-29-12 against Original Six teams since 2005-06, including 19-5-2 against the Bruins. ... The Bruins signed D Johnny Boychuk to a three-year, $10.1 million contract extension. ... Rangers F Brandon Dubinsky left the ice after being hit in the face with a deflected puck with about 4 minutes left. He said he had about 10 stitches and a couple of chipped teeth.
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Referees: Dave Jackson, Justin St. Pierre Linesmen: Derek Nansen, Dan Schachte |
Attendance: 17,565 (100.0% full) |
Team Stat Comparison
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3 | Goals | 0 | |
1 | Power Play Goals | 0 | |
1 | Power Play Opportunities | 1 | |
0 | Shorthanded Goals | 0 | |
3 | Penalties | 3 | |
6 | Penalty Minutes | 6 | |
20 | Shots on Goal | 42 | |
31 | Hits | 32 | |
38 | Faceoffs Won | 32 |
Scoring Summary
1st Period | NYR | BOS | ||
10:09 | Ryan Callahan (23)
(Power Play) Assists: Michael Del Zotto, Marian Gaborik |
1 | 0 | |
19:48 | Ryan McDonagh (6)
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2nd Period | NYR | BOS | ||
No scoring this period | 2 | 0 | ||
3rd Period | NYR | BOS | ||
2:53 | Artem Anisimov (10)
Assists: Brandon Dubinsky, Anton Stralman |
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Shore diving in Grand Cayman provides ultimate flexibility A name like Devil's Grotto can only mean one thing - caves! Forty yards offshore from Eden Rock Diving Center the bottom's virtually flat relief of the shallows moves into a series of huge, jagged rents that criss-cross the terrain. The reef's floor appears as if it had been fractured by some violent geologic event. Twenty feet down into these chasms, the Grotto meanders off in a network of interconnecting ravines and tunnels. Throughout the network there are ceiling holes that focus the sun's illumination into brilliant, slender shafts that split the darkness and leave the rest of the corridor concealed in shadow. There is always a discernable amount of ambient light with which to navigate, even in the deepest corners, but a dive light will prove useful for exposing a variety of creatures, from lobsters to small fish, using the cover of darkness to avoid predators. The Grotto's darkened alcoves end abruptly at 50 feet. On exiting, divers are greeted by a sun-washed world of white sand and garden eels. Here you may encounter large tarpon lingering between these two contrasting realms. While the Grotto is a great cavern dive, it is really so much more. It is the symbol of the fun and freedom that shore diving offers: dive when you want, as much as you want. Shore diving is the 24/7 solution. South of George TownThe Grotto is not, by any means, the only shore diving option on Grand Cayman. The reef continues away from the southwestern corner below Georgetown, offering a multitude of sites - Armchair, Waldo's, Parrot's, Seaview and Sunset reefs. The latter three sites are all named for their respective resorts. It allows these resorts to supplement their boat diving services with dive options literally at their doorstep. It also means you, as a guest, have access to scuba around the clock. The deeply creased and cavity-riddled reef of the Grotto gives way to a gentle, sloping profile over a distance of about 140 yards, before rolling off into oblivion on Grand Cayman's famed wall. Midway between the wall and ironstone shoreline, bottom contours in the 50- to 65-foot range progress as a series of short valleys and patch reef formations interspersed by broad patches of white sand. In addition to the reef's normal myriad of invertebrates and fish, encounters with sea turtles and submarines (that's right) are always a strong possibility. During the middle part of the week, the 60-foot-long sub Atlantis uses the small Nicholson wreck behind the Sunset House resort as part of their tour. The sub visits both the mid-reef and wall sections of Seaview's and Parrot's Reef, virtually next door. Tourists onboard the sub love to photograph divers on the outside. If you're stealthy, you can even sneak up to one of the sub's windows and scare the heck out of a passenger who is expecting fish and not a facemask. Another shore diving attraction is the 9-foot-tall bronze mermaid just behind Sunset House. Christened Amphitrite, this shapely siren towers over the bottom below the base of the reef's first slope, at 40 feet. After finding the mermaid, it's a simple 50-foot swim straight out to the Nicholson. A quarter mile south of Waldo's Reef, named after a huge, friendly, green moray eel that once resided there, is Armchair Reef. What makes this site particularly interesting is that the formation drops dramatically from 30 feet, down to 60 feet. When traced from above, the mini-wall follows a broad U-shaped pattern that resembles an armchair, hence the name. The reef is famous for octopus that tend to come out into the open after sundown. It's a good reason to make your shore dive at night. North of Seven Mile BeachGrand Cayman has several easily accessible shore-diving sites north of Seven Mile Beach up to West Bay. Bonnie's Arch, a 30-foot-high mini-wall with a 25-foot diameter coral archway running through it. The arch is at about 60 feet and is seldom without a large school of tarpon and horse-eye jacks. The most convenient point of access is from Bonnie's Arch condominiums. The site is easily recognized by a white mooring buoy 30 yards from the seawall behind the buildings. Farther up the road is Hepp's Pipeline and Turtle Farm Reef, located directly behind both the farm and Dive Tech's dive shop. These two northwest-corner sites feature a vibrant mini-wall that drops to around 75 feet. Tarpon are frequently found milling about beneath pronounced overhangs. Out beyond the mini-wall the bottom's broad sandy plane stretches off into the distance for another 80 to 100 yards before reaching the crest of Grand Cayman's North Wall. How to do it Resorts with access to shore diving usually include free use of tanks for shore diving on their property. Most will also allow you to take tanks to dive sites that have public access. However, as a matter of legalities, most water-sports facilities will not allow tanks to be brought into their shore-diving site from another establishment. Tanks must be rented from the on-site shop. Rentals average between $6 and $10 per tank. Some shops offer discounts on additional, same-day rentals. For example, at Sunset House it's $8 for the first tank, $4 for each subsequent tank. Most of the dive shops are more than willing to share their local knowledge of sites and access points around the island. You just have to be willing to ask. Take that information, a map and your gear and you're off to enjoy diving on your schedule - 24/7.
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"Parma FC announces the signing of midfielder Walter Gargano from Napoli on loan with option of a permanent deal," Parma said in a statement on their website.
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While the cruise industry has not exactly figured out how to make there be land where there was none before, they have become good at building custom cruise ports. New Banana Coast cruise port in Honduras is a great example.
Beginning construction in 2011, the $30 million Banana Coast cruise destination is scheduled to open in November 2014. Billed as "Where the Rainforest Meets the Sea," the western Caribbean port already has cruise lines adding Banana Coast as a port of call. So far, Silversea Cruises, Holland America Line and, just this week, Oceania Cruises have committed to regular stops with more lines expected as they roll out future itineraries.
This is not the first man-made Caribbean cruise destination either. The Jamaica port of Falmouth, a joint project between Royal Caribbean International and the Port Authority of Jamaica, is another good example. Reminiscent of the historic 1700's and 1800's when Falmouth was the big port for sugar exports worldwide, the port is built to handle Royal Caribbean's huge Oasis-class ships. The location also allows visitors to do shore excursions from both existing ports of Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, each about a half-hour away.
Back in Honduras, the Mahogany Bay Cruise Center is a Carnival Corporation sponsored destination that has welcomed over one million cruise passengers since opening in 2009. The Roatan, Honduras, location is on 20 acres of waterfront property and is an attractive area to visit for guests of Carnival Cruise Lines. In addition, there are sister-lines Seabourn, Princess Cruises, Holland America, Costa Cruises and non-Carnival Corporation vessels.
In the Dominican Republic, construction continues on the Amber Cove Cruise Center, a giant $65 million facility that will be able to accommodate up to 8,000 cruise passengers and 2,000 crew members daily. This one is expected to host more than 250,000 cruise passengers in its first year of operation. Amber Cove will feature a welcome center with a variety of retail offerings, including a marketplace for locally sourced Dominican crafts and souvenirs, as well as a wide range of themed restaurants and bars, water attractions and a transportation hub allowing visitors easy access by land and sea to the surrounding destinations and attractions.
As the high price of airfare continues to keep North American cruise travelers sailing from home ports scattered around the United States, look for these man-made islands to continue gaining popularity.
Another Caribbean destination, which has become increasingly accessible by sea or air is Curacao. Boasting 35 beaches and an eclectic mix of history and culture, the capital city of Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a good choice to visit as we see in this video:
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I'd like to smell the fear shivering on your lips and I'd like to taste the sweet revenge of cutting out your tongue, because your words sound better red spilled upon my floor knowing I won't have to live with you anymore... and I would've rather never known that your blood inhabited my veins because with each nights turn I think about ending it all in account of you, because of you, god, I hate you, only because of you... time was on your side to find a solution to your problem of finding rid of me... nine months had past and so long your chance... remember those unloved days and fear filled nights, they're now your burden, along with myself looking to spill the blood that binds... I don't want to love; I don't want to love you... I don't want to love you anymore... did you ever think that your own creation would come back to kill you? or were you expecting love from me even though I grew so far from you? it's inevitable with a father like you... you never felt pain like I felt pain... it hurts with your blood in my veins
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ATLANTA - The main influenza strain circulating in the United States has abruptly become resistant to two of the four drugs used to treat it, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Saturday in a rare weekend news conference warning doctors not to use the drugs because they will not work.
The startling discovery could leave flu patients who are at high risk of severe illness or death dependent on another drug, Tamiflu, that is already in short supply around the world because it is the main weapon against bird flu.
But there is no guarantee that Tamiflu will remain a reliable weapon: There have already been reports from Asia of flu viruses with resistance to that drug as well.
The two already ineffective drugs, amantadine and rimantadine (trade names Symmetrel and Flumadine), are among the few pharmaceuticals prescribed to cut short a flu attack and reduce its symptoms, making the disease less dangerous for the elderly and those with compromised immune systems.
But this flu season, 91 percent of samples of the main flu virus circulating in the United States, known as H3N2, that were tested by the CDC have shown resistance to the two drugs, the CDC's director, Dr. Julie Gerberding, said Saturday.
The proportion of viruses resistant to the two drugs was 11 percent last year and less than 2 percent 2 years ago, Gerberding said.
"I don't think we were expecting the increase to be quite as dramatic so soon," she said.
Gerberding gave two possible hypotheses for the sharp increase: a mutation in the flu virus in the United States, or importation of a virus that had already gained resistance, possibly from Asian countries where the drugs are sold over the counter.
Concerns have been growing about resistance to the two drugs, which prevent the flu virus from attaching to cells and releasing genetic material in order to begin reproducing.
In a paper published by The Lancet in September, CDC flu researchers reported that viral samples sent to the World Health Organization from countries around the world showed "an alarming increase" in resistance to the drugs during the past 10 years.
The CDC could not say Saturday how much amantadine and rimantadine, which are collectively called adamantanes, are used in the United States each year.
The drugs, which came onto the market in 1966 and 1993, respectively, are being slowly replaced by two newer drugs, oseltamivir (the generic name for Tamiflu) and zanamivir (Relenza). The newer drugs attack not only influenza A - the family of strains that includes both H3N2 and the bird flu virus, H5N1, and is the only one that causes wide epidemics - but also the less common influenza B that also circulates in the United States, Gerberding said.
"Everything we have tested this year at CDC is susceptible to Tamiflu and Relenza," she said.
Flu experts reached Saturday said it is difficult to predict the effect of losing half of their ammunition against flu. Each year in the United States, more than 36,000 people die from flu complications.
"The advantage of the adamantanes is they were cheaper and there was a lot more clinical experience with them," said Dr. Walter Orenstein, associate director of the Emory Vaccine Center, who was formerly the CDC's chief immunization official.
"It limits the options that we have with regard to treatment of people who might be at particularly severe risk of complications," he said.
The adamantanes cannot be used against avian flu H5N1, which has sickened 148 people and killed 79 in the three years since it began moving west from Southeast Asia. That virus is already resistant to adamantanes, possibly because some countries gave the drugs to poultry flocks.
Tamiflu is the main pharmaceutical weapon against common flu strains as well as avian flu H5N1 and is in high demand around the globe because it is made by a single manufacturer and currently in a single plant. There have been reports of hoarding and stockpiling in several countries.
The United States has placed orders for a national stockpile of Tamiflu with the manufacturer, Roche Inc., but other national governments ordered earlier and it is believed the U.S. order may take a while to be filled.
And Tamiflu has already proved not to be an effective weapon against flu.
Last month , scientists from Hong Kong and Vietnam said in the New England Journal of Medicine that two of eight patients infected with avian flu H5N1 died despite treatment with Tamiflu. The virus in both patients had mutated in a way that made the drug ineffective. An earlier paper described another Vietnamese patient who recovered from a flu virus that had become partially resistant to Tamiflu.
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Anthony James King-Joddard, 22, told police that he was hanging out with friends outside 10 Monticello St. around 10:30 p.m. when four people in dark clothing jumped a nearby fence and opened fire.
King-Joddard was hit in his torso and right leg, and a bullet shot into 10 Monticello St., as the gunmen escaped in a waiting vehicle, according to a police report. King-Joddard was treated at Rhode Island Hospital.
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Rear Brake Question
My 91 K1500 has a rear brake issue. The driver side has a frozen EBrake line. When I use the truck that brake will drag and heat up on short drives. Can someone tell me what is really causing this? Is is the Wheel Cylinder? A clogged Proportion Valve? Or can it really be just that EBrake line?
03-14-2008, 06:05 PM #2I've seen frozen brake cables, so it could just be the e-brake. It could also be something hydraulic that prevents the brake shoes from retracting. or something else wrong inside the drum. I think the 1st thing I'd do would be to pull the drum (If the shoes are binding against the drum, you'll have to use something to retract the adjuster for the shoes) and see what I could see.
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03-14-2008, 07:50 PM #3The frozen E brake line could very well cause that problem. Or a bad cylinder could do it too, I'd unhook the E brke cable first. Probably gonna be hard to get the drum off.
03-14-2008, 11:59 PM #4If you leave it to long you will warp your drum (so your pedal will pulsate) and you will destroy your pads. Remove your tire and drum and see what is hanging it up.
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Well I have purchased a new spring kit and a wheel cylinder. I will update this once all is done, but I might put the springs on first, run it for a week then if there is no change I will install the cylinder.
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ok, got the spring kit on. WOW disconnecting the E-Brake was not a picnic. But it is off and just laying there, I hope that it will not interfere with the braking at all. There was one spring that the kit did not have and I thought that was weird. But the others all matched up correctly. Lets see what happens.....
03-17-2008, 01:15 PM #7Let us know how it works out....you should look at repairing and reinstallint the park prake cable. It is a safety requirement for your vehicle.
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Microsoft International president Jean-Philippe Courtois has paid a flying visit to Wellington to encourage local software developers to make "apps" for Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system.
The software giant faces what could prove to be a protracted battle to win over developers, many of which are still concentrating on making apps for the more mature Android and Apple smartphone and tablet markets.
Courtois heads Microsoft's sales and marketing efforts outside of North America. He said that by developing apps for Windows 8, software firms would be able to sell their wares to hundreds of millions of desktop computer users who were expected to upgrade to the touch-screen capable operating system, as well as future Microsoft smartphones and tablets.
Windows 8 was released on October 26 and Courtois said 4 million computer users had upgraded to the operating system within three days. It has not since updated that figure.
"This is an important moment for the company as we are transforming ourselves from a software company to a 'cloud, services and devices' company," he said.
Courtois' visit came as speculation continued over the reasons for the sudden departure of Microsoft Windows division president Steven Sinofsy on Monday, after he apparently fell out with chief executive Steve Ballmer less than a month after the Windows 8 launch. His job has been carved up between two executives, Julie Larson-Green and Tami Reller.
Microsoft had great talent among its 95,000 staff and there was no reason the leadership change at the Windows division should affect its dealings with customers or developers, Courtois said.
"Steven Sinofsy has done a great job for many years at the company and when you accomplish a big project sometimes it is time to move on and do something else."
Courtois said "thousands" of apps had been developed for Windows 8, including more than 100 by New Zealand firms, but he would not reveal the total number or how many it hoped would be on the market in six months.
Android and Apple both boast hundreds of thousands of apps, but Courtois said it had not set a number target and "quality" would make the difference.
Rodney Macfarlane, director of Auckland software firm Mea Mobile, was among a handful of Windows 8 app developers who met with Courtois yesterday. He said the operating system represented a "once in a decade opportunity" for developers.
"Yes, it is a new market and there is going to be a period of 'exploration' for developers to work out how you actually make money here. But the sheer scale that Microsoft brings means it is a 'no-brainer' for developers," he said.
Matt Pickering, managing director of 27-person Christchurch web developer turned app-maker NV Interactive, said Windows 8 apps that it had developed for sports broadcaster ESPN to provide live football and cricket scores had now been downloaded more than 100,000 times, exceeding expectations.
It was focusing exclusively on Windows 8 apps and had 15 in development, he said. "We are at the contract-signing stage with a massive global publisher for five apps and are talking to a number of household names. It is definitely the priority for our business at the moment."
Microsoft said Auckland's Marker Metro, which has developed apps for the likes of Air New Zealand, Yellow and Nokia, had scored a big coup securing a confidential deal to bring several of the world's "most popular mobile games" to the Windows 8 platform.
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Every month I practice a zany ritual.
While many spend their weekends shopping for groceries or washing their car, I drive my clothes to multiple dry cleaners to be starched, laundered or treated for stains.
I live within one mile of several discount dry cleaners, but I drive my Diane Von Furstenberg wrap dresses to a cleaners 30 minutes away.
These dresses cling to my curves like a body glove. I cant take them to just any dry cleaner. I would be devastated if something happened to those dresses.
All dry cleaners arent created equal. And so:
My cotton T-shirts, shorts and denim go to a discount cleaner.
But my delicates go to a specialty dry cleaner that understands how to properly care for my silk dresses and cashmere sweaters. Theyre expensive but they understand what it takes to treat the garments and they get it right every time.
You wouldnt take a Mercedes Benz to Jiffy Lube. Would you?
I wasnt always so finicky about who cleans my clothes. I learned the hard way that it pays to be picky.
I once loved to wear a beautiful light blue, pink, white and gray button-down. It had little black people on it. It was made in Japan. Notice, I said I used to wear this shirt. Now, it hangs neglected in my closet after it was abused at a discount dry cleaner.
Heres what happened. I asked the attendant to make sure to clean the shirt, but leave it wrinkled (the shirt was made with permanent wrinkles.) I emphasized: keep it wrinkled. You know what happened when I picked it up?
The shirt was ironed and starched. It could stand up by itself. I was crushed. The owner tried to make it wrinkled again like that was going to work. The shirt was ruined. I havent worn it since.
And then theres my biggest pet peeve: getting jeans back creased even though I specifically request no crease. No one wears creases in their jeans anymore.
I finally had my dry cleaning epiphany when I took my tweed blazer with suede elbow patches to a discount dry cleaner. The manager politely explained that he would have to charge me $50.00 to send my jacket to another cleaner because his shop didnt handle delicate items.
Before that, I didnt realize that my dry cleaner didnt have the ability to care for delicate items. I didnt realize that, just like clothes, all dry cleaners are not created equal. I buy pieces everywhere from Target to little boutiques around the world.
Yet, I was taking every garment to the same dry cleaner. Not anymore.
Designer clothes usually have the tag Dry Clean Only, but maybe the tag should read Expensive Dry Cleaners Only.
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June 11, 2010, 11:28AM
The fourth annual Sinatra Idol took place last night in Hoboken at Sinatra Park. More than a dozen contestants came from around the area to compete, as reported by The Jersey Journal's Anna Yukhananov in today's edition. David Arellano, a retired New York City police detective, won the event with the song "My Way." Arellano has competed in the... Full story »
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Stevens gets $11.5 million grant to sharpen grade-school teachers' skills
June 11, 2010, 10:36AM
The Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education (CIESE) at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken has been awarded a five-year, $11.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation, the school announced. The grant will fund the PISA2 (Partnership to Improve Student Achievement in Physical Sciences: Integrating STEM Approaches) program that employs contemporary societal challenges, such as climate... Full story »
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Hoboken's A Music Space offers a cozy alternative to nightclubbing
June 11, 2010, 9:58AM
"I started this so people could reconnect to music," explained Jennifer Lampert, as she welcomed about a dozen guests into the tiny venue she calls A Music Space on Hoboken's west side last night. And for a few hours, those lucky individuals found themselves transported by exquisite jazz delivered with intimacy and passion, a completely different experience than hearing... Full story »
'Jersey Shore's' 'The Situation' to appear in Hoboken
June 11, 2010, 9:01AM
They call him "The Situation.'' And today, you can get up close and personal with those famed abs in Hoboken. Mike "The Situation'' Sorrentino, of MTV's hit reality TV show "Jersey Shore,'' is scheduled to make two appearances in the Mile Square City to help a new tanning salon celebrate its grand opening. At 8 p.m., check him out... Full story »
Morning Rush: 4th annual Sinatra Idol, new exhibit at Hoboken museum
June 11, 2010, 7:40AM
More than a dozen contestants competed last night in the Fourth Annual Sinatra Idol, in Sinatra Park in Hoboken. Contestants dressed in tuxedos and bow-ties as they sang all the Sinatra classics. David Arellano, a retired New York City detective, won the contest performing the song "My Way," as reported by The Jersey Journal's Anna Yukhananov in today's editions.... Full story »
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Editorial Cartoon: Iran shrugs it off, as usual
June 11, 2010, 6:15AM
UNITED NATIONS — The U.S. and its allies scored a long-sought victory Wednesday by pushing through new U.N. sanctions over Iran's nuclear program, punishments Tehran dismissed as "annoying flies, like a used tissue." -- AP Full story »
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June 11, 2010, 6:01AM
I think Ms. Lynn Earley, founder of the Smart Party, is young and did not know that Bergenline Avenue from North Bergen to Union City from the mid-60s to the mid-80s was a great place, lined up with fantastic stores and people dressed up in proper fashion, walking up and down the Avenue. Unfortunately, a different migration started coming... Full story »
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June 11, 2010, 5:00AM
June 14 is the 235th birthday of the U.S. Army, Flag Day, and my father's birthday. Flag Day is very special to me. It also makes me think about the privileges I enjoy as an American citizen. Something always happens to me whenever I hear the national anthem. It doesn't matter where I am; the school auditorium, the movie... Full story »
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Retired NYPD detective wins 'Sinatra Idol' competition in Hoboken
June 10, 2010, 11:03PM
A retired NYPD detective, David Arellano, won the top prize in today's 'Sinatra Idol' contest with his rendition of "My Way." It was Arellano's third time participating in the Frank Sinatra impersonator competition. He said he felt more relaxed this time around, and also chose a more challenging song. "Sinatra, he did it his way," Arellano said. "No one... Full story »
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Contestants, audience wait for announcement of winner of 'Sinatra Idol' in Hoboken
June 10, 2010, 8:51PM
As the sun sets and the Manhattan skyline lights up in gold and blue, the fourteen contestants in the 'Sinatra Idol' contest mill around near the boardwalk of Sinatra Park, waiting to find out the winner. Greg Myers is in second after winning the 'sing-off' against Rory Aylward when both were tied for second place. Both contestants had to sing... Full story »
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Two 'Sinatra Idol' contestants are tied for second place
June 10, 2010, 8:40PM
The judges just announced that two contestants in the "Sinatra Idol" contest in Sinatra Park, Hoboken, are tied for second place in the competition. Rory Aylward and Greg Myers each have 21 points. Now that all 14 contestants have sung, Aylward and Meyers must both perform, "I've got you under my skin" in order to break the tie. Five judges... Full story »
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'Sinatra Idol' contestant tells children to keep singing
June 10, 2010, 8:31PM
Rory Aylward, a contestant in the "Sinatra Idol" contest currently happening in Sinatra Park in Hoboken, said that when he was young, he believed people who told him he could not sing. Aylward, who won second-place in last year's competition, said he only started singing 15 years ago, while posted with the army reserves in North Dakota. "People said... Full story »
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'Sinatra Idol' contest in Hoboken attracts old-timers and new fans
June 10, 2010, 8:17PM
The 'Sinatra Idol' contest in Sinatra Park, Hoboken, has attracted a crowd of old and new fans. Small children, grandmothers, and couples have gathered to listen to croons from Hoboken's most famous son, Frank Sinatra. As fifteen contestants compete to be the best Sinatra impersonator, Joan Magner, 77, and her sister Rosemary Earl, 69, sit on a bench to... Full story »
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June 10, 2010, 7:30PM
The Star-Ledger is reporting that the Senate has approved a bill today by a vote of 28-4 to mandate state, county and municipal governments and authorities to create searchable websites for taxpayers to track how their money is spent. Ledger reporter Matt Friedman blogs that senators opposing the bill, "including two who double as mayors, said it burdened municipalities... Full story »
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Chandra Taylor's 7-6, 6-2 win over Hilary Rickard was Glasgow's lone victory, as the Trojanettes downed the Lady Scotties in a tennis match at Gorin Park.
Due to weather, the match began Thursday and stretched into Friday, but the delay didn't seem to phase Barren County. In singles: Laura Ross netted a win 6-0, 7-6 victory against MacLean Lessenberry; Ashley Grabowski aced Gretchen Bishop 8-0; Mitlin Nuckols fell to Amanda Shives 8-3; Haley Worman bested Elizabeth Garrett 8-1 and Lauren Ellis defeated Sarah Kate Vaughn 8-1.
In doubles: Grabowski and Laura Ross overtook Hannah Burd and Alexis Travis 6-1, 2-6; Rickard and Shives topped Morgan Mills and Pooja Santapuram; Hayley Worman and Lauren Ellis blanked Mariel Casian and Jodie Norris 8-0.
The Lady Scotties will attempt to rebound with a match against Warren East on Tuesday, while Barren will welcome Allen-County Scottsville the same afternoon.
Results for the Glasgow/Barren boys' match were not immediately available.
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Chandra Taylor's 7-6, 6-2 win over Hilary Rickard was Glasgow's lone victory, as the Trojanettes downed the Lady Scotties in a tennis match at Gorin Park.
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Barren County head baseball coach Jonathan Myatt said his Trojans "struggled at the plate throughout" Wednesday's win over Logan County. Those struggles didn't repeat themselves on Friday.
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Doyel says hope lost
Gregg Doyel has joined the SuckForLuck club too. Seems that two weeks is enough for everyone:
Without him, the Colts won't win many games this season. Will they win any? Sure, probably, in that any-given-Sunday sense that even the worst NFL teams seem to find a way to win a game or two every season. On paper, though, Sunday's game was one of the Colts' three best chances this season to win -- along with visits to Lucas Oil Stadium by the Chiefs (Oct. 9) and Jaguars (Nov. 13) -- and this one wasn't all that close. It was 27-12 before the Colts drove the length of the field for a meaningless touchdown, their only TD of the game, with 24 seconds left.


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Model | Corvette |
Body | Convertible |
Engine | 427/425 HP |
Trans | 4-Speed |
Color | Milano Maroon |
Interior | Black |
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2. | The girl I used to know | 4/5/2013 |
The girl I used to know
There's a girl I used to know, that thinks she's not that great.
I never saw her for twenty years, then some twist of fate
She don't say she's beautiful, but there are those that know
Her face is sweet, her eyes are honest, her heart as pure as the driven snow
She treats me kind, when I am down, and brings a smile to my face
There's just that way about her ways, certain things cannot be replaced


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Zack Snyder Talks 'Superman' Realism, Working With Christopher Nolan, And The '300′ Prequel 'Xerxes'
Posted on Friday, March 25th, 2011 by Peter Sciretta
Zack Snyder has been doing press all week for Sucker Punch, and little bits of conversation about Superman: Man of Steel have been appearing all over the place. None of it is anything substantial, but I think ever clue about how the filmmaker might approach the comic book movie is interesting at this point. He also spoke briefly about the announced 300 prequel Xerxes, which he is unsure if he'll have the time to actually direct himself. Full details after the jump.