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Yakitori, grilled chicken,
is a Japanese type of skewered chicken. It is made from several bite-sized pieces of chicken meat, or chicken offal, skewered on a bamboo skewer and barbecued, over charcoal. The chicken we use is free range and tastes delicious.
So, why 39? In Japanese, 39 is pronounced "san kyu", which is the way Japanese say "thank you", and we would like to thank you, the customer, for trying our new and innovative Japanese cuisine.
Yakitori 39 only use the freshest free range chicken in our yakitori and of course, as usual, our chef, Yoshikatsu Yamashita, has a special twist, duck breast yakitori, lamb chop yakitori, and an wide array of appetizers including cold tofu dishes, Japanese style salads, deep fried Japanese chicken wings (tebasaki) and some of his famous French desserts.
Yakitori 39 also feature a premium sake and shochu list, as well as a balanced assortment of wines. Diners ordering yakitori will have a choice of having it served with salt or with tare sauce, which is traditionally made up of mirin, sake, soy sauce and sugar, but in our version, you will also taste a hint of bordelaise wine sauce as well. The sauce is applied to the skewered meat and is grilled until delicately cooked and is served with the tare sauce as a dip.
Also, Yakitori 39 holds various culturally unique events and provides you catering services for your weddings, cultural festivals, corporate and private events and customized birthday parties.
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Tue, Wed, Thu, & Sun: 5;30pm - 10:30pm (last order)
Fri & Sat: 5:30pm - 11pm (last order)
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Private Parties Welcome.
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PARMA -- Kody Bender and Isaiah Walton scored 19 points apiece and Elyria used a strong first quarter en route to a 60-45 win over Valley Forge in Northeast Ohio Conference action on Friday night.
The Pioneers (15-4, 6-1) wasted little time, running out to a 18-7 first-quarter lead.
"We jumped out big, making them use three timeouts early," Elyria head coach Brett Larrick said. "We had a bunch of lay ups and steals to get us going. The first quarter was definitely the key."
Bender and Walton tied for game-high honors with 19, including four 3-pointers -- three by Bender and one by Walton. Hunter Parsh and DaJaun Glover also connected on a 3-pointer each as the Pioneers made six 3s in the game.
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The Nolan Ryan Era in Texas is over. Again.
The Texas-born Hall of Famer announced last week that he would be resigning his position as Rangers' CEO at the end of October. Ryan also announced that he will sell his stake in the club, which he acquired in 2010. As a former player, Ryan was unique in Major League Baseball's owners' club, a celebrity owner with a built-in fanbase. Since his arrival, the Dodgers have added their own celebrity owner to the mix, renewing an MLB tradition from decades past.
The heyday of baseball's celebrity ownership came in the post-war years, when radio and film stars dominated cultural conversations. One of the biggest stars of the era was Bob Hope, who grew up in Cleveland. In 1946, Hope bought a stake in the Indians and owned it for much of the rest of his long life. A 1963 issue of Sports Illustrated featured the comedian on the cover, dressed in an Indians uniform. In the accompanying article, Hope is described as a "sports nut" who's quick-wittedt around ballplayers.
On another occasion Hope found himself exchanging network banter with Fred Haney, Lou Burdette, Duke Snider and Willie Mays. "Fred," he said to Haney, "you haven't always been in baseball, have you?"
"What do you mean?" asked Haney.
"Well, weren't you with the Pittsburgh Pirates for a couple of years?"
Joining Hope in the celebrity owners' circle was fellow comedian Danny Kaye, a longtime fan of the Dodgers. As Los Angeles pushed toward the 1962 pennant (their 102 wins that season ultimately landed them in second place), Kaye recorded a hit song called "D-O-D-G-E-R-S (Oh really? No, O'Malley!)". In 1977, Kaye became one of the owners of the brand new Seattle Mariners, though he eventually sold in 1981.
In 1978, Kaye and Hope worked together on a two-hour special for NBC celebrating the 75th anniversary of the World Series. Billy Martin, Sandy Koufax, the Muppets and other luminaries guest-starred. The production also included a number of sketches, including a Kaye/Hope number called "Mound Conferences":
DANNY: (approaching the mound) What's wrong, Dizzy? You just walked six batters, gave up twenty-two hits and you just beaned the owner's mother.
HOPE: Picky. Picky. Picky.
Kaye's White Christmas partner Bing Crosby was also a longtime co-owner. In 1946, while Hope was investing in the Indians, Crosby purchased a share of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The next year, Hope and Crosby partnered up to purchase a share of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams.
Hope and Crosby were featured in this 1947 short, making small talk about their newest purchases:
Crosby, who died in 1977, was still making news in 2010. It was then that the only known full recording of Game 7 of the 1960 World Series (featuring Bill Mazeroski's famous home run) was found in Crosby's wine cellar.
Things are a bit different today, in that MLB's current crop of celebrity owners are both athletes-turned-businessman. Surprisingly, this particular trend began nearly 15 years ago in the NHL and NBA. In 1999, NHL great Mario Lemieux helped rescue his longtime club, the Pittsburgh Penguins, out of bankruptcy by purchasing the team. The next year, fellow NHL legend Wayne Gretzky took an ownership stake of the Phoenix Coyotes. Also in 2000, NBA great Michael Jordan took his own stake in the Washington Wizards. He is now the majority owner of the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats. Thanks to this series of moves, it never seemed too crazy when Ryan joined the list in 2010 or when NBA great Magic Johnson followed in 2012.
But with Ryan exiting the club, Major League Baseball is in danger of losing its momentum in this crucial category. If that happens, baseball might fall behind the NBA or (gasp) the NHL, and that just can't happen. So if baseball were to get another celebrity owner, who would it be and for which team?
The Red Sox seem an obvious choice. With mega-movie stars Matt Damon and Ben Affleck both well-known Red Sox fans, no one would be surprised if either (or both) decided to throw a little cash at the club to become part of the family. Of course, that seems just a little too obvious, so maybe we should dig a bit deeper.
In Baltimore, people have been talking about the prospect of Cal Ripken joining O's ownership since before he retired. But with Peter Angelos ensconced as Orioles owner for the next three centuries, and with recent talk focusing more on Ripken's managerial prospects, this seems unlikely. Can we get Idris Elba instead? Stringer Bell was named after his part-time job at Camden Yards, right?
The Cardinals are also unlikely to change ownership any time soon, but why should that factor into our hypothetical? As with the Red Sox, the Cardinals have a too-obvious candidate in Jon Hamm, a St. Louis native and baseball fan who has gained an immense level of fame in recent years. However, Hamm's success is still relatively new, which makes it hard to believe he could buy more than the smallest share of his favorite club. Instead, I like to think that fellow-native Scott Bakula would leap at the chance to join the Red Birds, and put right what once went wrong when he agreed to star in Major League: Back to the Minors.
Finally, my favorite candidate for new celebrity owner is for the Milwaukee Brewers. Unlike the others, this pick didn't grow up rooting for the Brewers. In fact, he is a rock star from Detroit and a well-known fan of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Despite that, I don't think anyone will argue that Alice Cooper would fit right in at Miller Park. In fact, I think Milwaukee fans will welcome him wholeheartedly into "The Good Land."
As crazy as these ideas sound, let's not forget that, five years ago, "Rangers owner Nolan Ryan" and "Dodgers owner Magic Johnson" sounded just as crazy. As Ryan and the Rangers split ways one last time, let's hope some other celebrity steps up to fill his void among MLB owners -- for old time's sake.


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jackyl, aa great heavy metal band, also from the 80's. this was a very good album
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LIQUID TRIO EXPERIMENT(Mike Portnoy, Jordan Rudess, Tony Levin) SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION In October 1998, Liquid Tension Experiment reunited at Millbrook Studios in upstate New York to record their 2nd album. A few days into the sessions, John Petrucci's pregnant wife went into premature labor leaving Mike Portnoy, Jordan Rudess and Tony Levin stranded in an already set-up and booked recording studio. So like any creative and productive musicians would do, they decided to stay and JAM…and JAM they did! Over the course of two days, they played for hours on end. The Trio consciously did not "compose" or "write" anything. They simply went wherever the music took them. Several of these jams ended up being used on LTE2. The rest of this music has remained unreleased until now. For some bizarre and still unexplained reason, the master tapes of these jams were misplaced during the mixing process. But, luckily, Portnoy records almost everything he ever does and as a result his live 2-track stereo DAT mixes are the only remaining traces of this historic jam. So what you have here is as live and raw as it gets. No overdubs, no editing, no mixing. Just 3 guys, their instruments and their spontaneous imaginations feeding off of each other. So finally – almost 10 years later – here is Mike Portnoy, Jordan Rudess and Tony Levin flying by the seat of their collective, musical pants. Better late than never!
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A must have for any Jackyl fan. Locked and Loaded may be the best song they have recorded since the Lumberjack. But from start to finish this album kicked this Dumb-a__ Country Boy's a__
Yeah, Jackyl is pretty good, but the gem on this record is the duet with AC/DC's Brian Johnson "Locked and Loaded" I hope AC/DC will do it on the next tour. It is awesome. The token chainsaw song on this record (the title track)Is also great. "Thanks for the Grammy" is pretty lame though…
This album I purchased because im an AC/DC fan and it contains a great song called "locked and loaded" which Brian Johnson joins Jesse James Depree to sing it! Its the best song on the album! And the rest of the songs are pretty good, but i'd recomend there self titles debuet album more then this one!
Most people when you ask them about this album, will cite the more popular track "Locked and Loaded" but with tracks like "Dumbass Country Boy" which really speaks to the state of the music industry and mainstream fans imo, the track that really doesn't seem to get much notice is "Misery Loves Company" which is easily my faovrite song on the album. Looking forward to seeing them at the House of Blues later this month. While it's not as good as their debut album, it deserves better than a 3.


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Many organizations have been affected by the federal budget cuts known as the sequester.
Now, Karin Frey, superintendent of Elkhart's Parks and Recreation Department says even your July 4th plans will see the impact. "It's a disappointment to the city."
Frey says the United States Army Field Band has visited the city three times. "They draw an enormous crowd, they're energetic, they show exactly what America is made of and that's what we were hoping for."
Frey says they booked the band a year ago to perform on July 3rd and scheduled all the festivities around them. "Everything was a go until almost the end of April when we were informed that they were no longer able to travel to Indiana."
The band's spokesperson, Jonathon Agee says travel is restricted to a 100 mile radius from their home base at Ft. Meade in Maryland. They blame the restriction on the sequester. "Where we would normally go out and tour the United States 100 days out of the year, we are now restricted to a local area."
He says the Department of Defense's budget was reduced by 37 billion dollars and band performances and ceremonies were among the first to be cut back. "Any ways that we can save in other areas to support the folks on the front line I believe is as at least what this is going toward."
Because of their restrictions, he says the band is only doing local performances. "There's whole sections of the country that we are no longer reaching and people that are looking forward to these performances that are going to be disappointed because we're not able to come out there at this point."
Agee says they hope the sequester will be over soon so they can get back to their normal performance schedule.
Frey hopes -- if and when they do -- they'll make another trip to Elkhart. "We always keep our fingers crossed that next year that moratorium will be lifted. It's a great honor when we bring them to Elkhart."
Frey says even with the last minute changes, they were able to get a local band to fill in for Wednesday night's performance.
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Leicestershire's award winning all-weather museum. Snibston is one of the largest and most dynamic museums in the Midlands.
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Monday to Friday: 10.00am – 3.00pm
Saturday, Sunday and School Holidays: 10.00am – 5.00pm
Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day, plus 1 full week in January for maintenance.
Admission prices for 2009:
Adults (aged 16 and over): £6.75
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Family of 5 (max 2 adults): £22.00
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Excellent access for all: the main site is on one level with well-paved areas outside, and toilets for visitors with disabilities.
On the site of a former colliery, the museum displays a rich collection of historic objects telling the story of transport, mining and quarrying, engineering and the fashion industry. Other attractions include: * Guided tours of the historic colliery buildings; * Train rides along the recently-restored colliery railway; * Outdoor science and water playgrounds; * A sculpture trail; * A nature reserve and fishing ponds
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Snibston Discovery Museum will open its doors to visitors with free admission and free car parking, a great fun filled day for the whole family to enjoy. The Gala is a great opportunity to remember and celebrate all things mining and to educate the younger generation on what life was like for the mining communities.
This year there is a fantastic line up including a horticultural show, Miners' first aid display, colliery tours, Snibston co-op brass band, a miners' wives dolly tub demonstration, mining memorabilia, local history groups and displays, delicious food and drink stalls and much more.
There will be plenty for children to enjoy as they can ride a Pony, pets corner including, Newfoundland dogs, goats. Also children's face painter, Filbert the Fox and LCFC, children's fun fair rides and much more…!
There will be music and dance from Leicestershire Snibston Co-Op brass band, Creation Steel Band, Ibstock Scout Marching Band and Expressions Dance Display.
Avid gardeners can test their green fingered skills at the Horticultural Show. with a range of prizes to reward the entrants' finest home-grown fruit, vegetables and flowers. Categories for cakes and flower arrangements and a section for children are also available at the Horticultural Show.
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The Miken Ultra II Senior Softball (MSU2) Slow Pitch bat features a balanced swing weight. The (ULTTOC-UII) would offer the same design, but a half ounce end load at the end of its barrel.
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The Miken Ultra II Senior Softball (MSU2) will require a minimal break-in period of about 25 hits or so while rotating the barrel. Keeping the bat in a bat warmer may help the composite fibers to stay loser but the difference would be slight.
Why not a warranty of some type? If not, Miken is really selling an inferior product just to make money. I had a Miken but it cracked, I guess I have to make up my mind to buy a bat from a company that's stands behind its product. I loved that bat.
The Miken Ultra II Senior Softball (MSU2 Slow Pitch) does not come with a warranty. I believe that is due to how they create the Senior Softball bat. These bats are very high performing. Here is Miken's number if you'd like to ask them about a warranty issue: 1-877-807-5291.
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Both of Maryland's backup QBs have sustained injuries.
Plus, Maryland's starting kicker may be in jeopardy, too.
We'll probably see the debut of Eric Franklin on Saturday as the fourth safety with no Jamari McCullough. I also wouldn't be surprised to see Kenny Tate returning punts again.
No specifics - just the notice that Costa has ruled him out. He's not the most official source on the matter, but it doesn't surprise me. It's probably for the best, too. Say hello to Justin Gilbert, I suppose.
Jerome Burney is slowly climbing his way back...very slowly.
Bad news for any Maryland fan regarding Darrius Heyward-Bey's leg injury.
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5 Great (and Free) Magazines for Your iPad
February 8, 2011 | Posted By: Cathy Pierce | Categorized in: Entertainment
If you love your iPad (and who doesn't?), there are plenty of great magazines you can get to add to your enjoyment. The best part about a lot of them is that they're free. That's right. Free. You can download, access, and read them without having to pay anything at all. That's great news for people who love to read but who don't really have the money for a lot of magazine subscriptions. Reading on your iPad also cuts down on clutter, because you won't have a bunch of magazines taking up space. With that in mind, here are 5 great (and free) magazines to read on iPad.
The editorial world is not limited to paper anymore. There are advancements in mobile development everyday (so much so that you can even study it in college now). There are plenty of magazines out there, and some offer free subscriptions to the online version of the magazine if you get the offline version already. These, however, are free. Others must be purchased, but some do offer a few free issues - and some have deeply discounted prices. No matter what kind of magazines you're looking for, you can generally find them for the iPad. You can enjoy what they have to offer wherever you are.
Guest contributor Cathy Pierce is a business professional turned stay-at-home mom. She loves her kids, good TV and the Web. Follow her on Twitter @mrscathypierce.
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Summary: Does drinking soft drink contribute to global warming? Why do we salt the water for boiling pasta? Why don't the amounts of fats on food labels add up? In this fun and accessible book, Robert L Wolke provides reliable and witty explanations to these and over 100 other everyday kitchen queries. In a humorous style Wolke debunks common kitchen misconceptions and helps readers to see through confusing food advertising and labeling. Just like having a scientist at your side, this book answers your questions in plain, non-technical terms. Discover why cooked foods turn brown, how to remove excess salt from soup and what makes a container 'microwave safe'.
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DETROIT (WDIV/WXYZ/HLN/CNN) – Detroit police once again plan to talk with a 12-year-old boy who was missing for almost two weeks as new questions around his father.
Charlie Bothuell V is now with his mother after suddenly being found in his father's home Wednesday, 11 days after disappearing.
"We have not done anything wrong to my son nothing but to try to help him," his father, Charles Bothuell IV said.
On Thursday, Charlie's stepmother was taken into custody for a probation violation on an unrelated weapons charge as the boy's father told Nancy Grace over the phone that he has yet to see her son.
"Why won't police let you see the boy, where is he," Grace asked.
"You know, I'm breaking the no comment rule but I was briefly on the phone with him when he called my mother, and I need to go now because I'm not listening to the attorney," Charles Bothuell IV said.
Police found Charlie in his own basement. The boy crouched down and barricaded behind a stack of boxes and a 55 gallon barrel. The items were so heavy, officials say he couldn't have constructed it himself.
The 12-year-old seemed excited to see police, who say he was hungry.
Nancy Grace broke the news to Bothuell that his son was found live on air Wednesday.
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Charlie's father says the basement was checked repeatedly.
"The FBI searched, the Detroit police searched, we all searched. God they brought dogs everything everybody has searched. Oh God, my son," Bothuell said.
Police said a PVC pipe and bloody clothes were found at the home. They have not elaborated on the significance of that. Police have not ruled out child abuse, but no charges have been filed.
"For anybody to imply that I somehow knew my son was in the basement is absurd and it's wrong. I love my son," Charles Bothuell IV said.
Charlie Bothuell met with child psychologists before investigators took a statement from him on Thursday, but will not say what they boy said to them.
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A one of a kind shopping experience is now open in Bismarck. John and Teri Severson opened Montana Furniture and Mercantile in the Gulch Block building in downtown Bismarck. It's the second location for this Minnesota-based store.
Two things potential customers at Montana Furniture and Mercantile need to know are that it is located in downtown Bismarck, not Vail or Jackson Hole, and yes, the construction is finished and the store is open."People have been waiting for the store to open. It's been a long construction process," says John Severson.And once they're inside, they will find practically anything they're looking for, and a lot more."Most everything we build in the store is done out of reclaimed woods, refurbished woods. We buy a lot of barns," says Severson. Severson and his wife are also pickers, finding and buying one of a kind accent items at sales all over the country. Many of the items are vintage, hand-crafted or simply have a story to tell.
"You can come to the store and find very cool stuff, lamps or gift items. A lady was just in here yesterday and said this is the Christmas present for my mom and dad," says Severson.Severson says Montana Furniture and Mercantile is much more than just a furniture store. It's also part art gallery, featuring works by noted European and Western artists.The products are in high demand, especially by those building log or timber-frame homes who are looking for decor that captures the essence of the western prairie. And the store is unique to North Dakota."People are doing what North Dakota is all over the US and we come to North Dakota and what we do, we don't see a lot of it here. We're excited to bring that element," says Severson.He says he's met a lot of people at art shows around the country who are building in western North Dakota, and after doing his research, decided Bismarck was the perfect place for this store.
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CBS has dispatched their "A" team of Jim Nantz and Phil Simms to Foxborough to cover Saturday night's prime time Denver Broncos-New England Patriots, leaving their No. 2 broadcast team of Greg Gumbel and Dan Dierdorf to call Sunday afternoon's Houston Texans-Baltimore Ravens game.
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"Congratulations to the Texans for making the playoffs for the first time ever and winning a playoff game, but they are in for a rude awakening," Dierdorf said in a statement released by the network. "It is one thing to beat Cincinnati at home and quite another to go to Baltimore and play a rested, extremely balanced football team."
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Carmine's - Washington DC
- Address:
425 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20004Neighborhood:
Penn Quarter
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Carmine's - Washington DC
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.carminesnyc.com/
- Phone: 2027377770
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday 11:30am to 10:00pm Friday - Saturday 11:30am to 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Terry Natas
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Enjoy Carmine"s classics catered to the venue of your choice. Our off-premises catering services range from a small drop off and set up for 20 to a full scale, off-premises event for 2000. Our signature dishes, including Carmine's famous Meatballs, Chicken Parmigiana, Veal Marsala, and Shrimp Scampi, will be delivered right to your door. Carmine's Catering offers one-stop shopping. Our full-service Catering Division offers a professional staff, complete set-up and service, rentals, linens, décor, and venue selection. Catering packages or customized menus available.
- Special Events: Parties of 15 or more will choose from abundant, specially designed four course menus created by our Executive Chef.
Come celebrate your corporate event, rehearsal dinner, bachelor or bachelorette party, wedding or a just night out with old friends with the Carmine's family. We invite you to share Carmine's style! Abbondanza!
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- Cross Street: between E and D street on 7th street
- Public Transit: Metro Trains information. .14 miles from Carmine"s on Metro Stop Archives- Navy Memorial Penn Quarter 701 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington D.C. 20004- Come off the train and head north on 7th street NW toward D street NW. Carmine's is on the right. .21 miles from Carmine's on metro stop Gallery PI- Chinatown 630 H Street NW Washington D.C 20001. Co
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Entrance to parking garage is on E street. Address to parking garage is 616 E Street NW Washington 20004. The parking garage has an elevator entrance into Carmine's above. Valet parking is available nightly after 5pm.
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Carmine's is a family style, value-driven restaurant concept with locations in NYC, NJ, Nassau Bahamas, and Washington DC. Restaurateur Artie Cutler created Carmine's with one goal in mind: to open a restaurant that would serve every meal in the style of an Italian American wedding feast, featuring extra large portions of home-style antipasto, pastas, seafood and meat entrees served on extra large platters designed for sharing. Carmine's is the perfect place to casually enjoy friends and family over great food and wine, with excellent service, the way it used to be at grandma's house.Continued
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good for groups (210)special occasion (104)kid-friendly (101)fit for foodies (62)neighborhood gem (55)great for lunch (46)romantic (22)hot spot (21)notable wine list (18)vibrant bar scene (17)late-night find (13)great for brunch (10)scenic view (5)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- Not good. Not like carmine Nyc.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/31/2014The food was not good and the service was worse. The waiters handling too many tables not well staffed. The food was not like other Carmine's and was a big disappointment.
- Brittney Was FABULOUS!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/31/2014Although our bill was overcharged, BRITTNEY was the greatest server EVER! She had an entire section by herself, and our party of 10! The young lady didn't miss a beat!Special Features:
- Great value - spotty serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/31/2014The hostesses were not very polite or helpful. The service was ok but had to ask for drink refills. The food was very very good. But be ready for leftovers this is all served family style. Would be great for large families or groups. Overall I did enjoy this place and would go back, but don't expect top notch service.Special Features:
- Lots of fooduknelijahDined on 8/31/2014Everything is served family style and the portions are very large. Food is better than average and with the cost of a single plate divided by many makes it worth a visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014Although a reservation was not needed for the time we arrived, the staff were polite and friendly, and seated us quickly. Picky eaters in large groups are a challenge to please since the entrees are family-style, but the rest of our group was very pleased with the food. Portion descriptions are a little misleading...sounded like we ordered to little, but we all left STUFFED!!! (Serves 4 really served 6)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service wasn't greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014Had to ask repeatedly to get cheese, olive oil, etc. the people who cleaned the tables seemed to respond more than the waitressSpecial Features:
- Good food, good for groupsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014I was hesitating to go after reading some reviews. .. it was good. Staff was nice. Food was good. 8 of us in our party. No problems at all. So go and enjoy .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lots of foodTerryDined on 8/29/2014Good food and attentive servers. Great for our group of 6. We got three entrees and had just a little left over. Meatballs are delicious!Special Features:
- Always expect the bestSmlambertDined on 8/25/2014We have visited the New York Carmine's and made reservations in DC because of our pas t experiences. This location was as wonderful as all our past visits. Service and food were impeccable. Wonderful flavors and top quality foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor Choice for Birthday DinnerNandTinDCDined on 8/22/2014I took my husband to Carmine's to celebrate his 29th birthday. We were both extremely disappointed by the less-than-stellar service here. We were seated at a 2-top table next to the very loud bar and a table with 2 children who kept running into my chair and kicking my purse. We then sat idly for about 10 minutes until someone dropped off a basket of cold bread without ever acknowledging us. We waited a few more minutes until our server came by (she was engaged in a lively conversation with the table next to us for much of that time). When we let her know we were there to celebrate a birthday, she said "ok." Had this been a Tuesday night, it may have been fine, but I do not recommend Carmine's for any kind of special occasion.Special Features:
- Yum!DCEatsDined on 8/22/2014Took a group of 10 teens for a birthday dinner and it could not have gone better. We were seated immediately(we did have a reservation), and had previewed the family-style menu ahead of time, so already knew our order. Our waiter was very friendly(his first baby had just been born days ago and he had adorable pictures to show us!). Order started coming out within MINUTES. We got the caesar and garden salads (delicious for both--love the dressings) and garlic bread (best garlic bread I've ever had and I DON'T EVEN LIKE GARLIC BREAD!). Then we dined on the penne and meatballs (with extra meatballs - - also delish) and penne alla vodka. Was not a big fan of the penne alla vodka - too garlicky/overcooked, IMO. All in all, definitely recommend!Special Features:
- Consistently reliableSMLDDined on 8/19/2014I am a big fan of the linguine or angel hair pasta with the white clam sauce. Also worthy are two consistently good appetizers: Calamari, Spicy Scarpariello Wings, and the Carmines chopped salad!Special Features:
- Great food, terrible dessert.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/18/2014The plates are huge! So you only need 1 for 3 or 4 people. I can't remember the name of my dish, but it was chicken spinach and potatoes. It was delicious! Very impressed. However, I'm disappointed in dessert. I got the cheesecake and the waiter made it sound good, and asked if I wanted a half or whole. Thinking he was talking slices, I ordered the whole. To my surprise I received an entire cheesecake that cost $23! And to make it worse, the cheesecake was nasty. If you go, I suggest to sticking to the dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food poor serviceDcdiner2Dined on 8/17/2014The food was very delectable however the service by our waiter Patrick was poor. I expected the service to be exceptional like my previous visits. I brought my parents and had been raving on the food & service but we did get the service I expected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Carmine'sMimiDined on 8/16/2014Excellent food and service Large portions so worth the price Just a nice place to go toSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Its our Special Occasion go toAfanDined on 8/15/2014This is the third time this year that we have visited Carmine's. My family went for my birthday, Mother's Day and an evening out with friends. We went last year for a celebration for my husband. This is our family "go to" spot. It is kid friendly. The servers are too nice for words and the ambiance is fantastic. The most outstanding part of the experience is the food! It is seasoned to perfection. Although great quantities of food are provided; it is always well seasoned with herbs and spices and tastes like it was prepared just for the individual with care and attention to detail.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service & Huge PortionsPepperfoodieDined on 8/14/2014Family style restaurant with excellent service. Vibrant ambience with a unnoticeable noise level.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingGlutenFreeDined on 8/14/2014This restaurant does not handle gluten free dining well. Although they have a gluten sensitive menu, the waiter put the wrong order in for our appetizer. When I asked the server (different from the waiter) if these were the gluten free appetizer that I ordered, he replied yes and left. I didn't think it was right, so I had to track down the waiter to ask if this was indeed what I ordered. It was not. He apologized, but it seemed quite insincere. Otherwise the service is poor; we had to track down the waiter several times. The food was okay at best. Bucca de Beppa does this same type of food much better. I would not recommend Carmine's.
- Quantity yes, quality noJujayDined on 8/13/2014I was disappointed with the restaurant when I went there for restaurant week. There were 3 of us for lunch & the place was quite empty. One would think you would get better service as there was no rush- but that was not so. The server took her time & the waiters seemed to be on break as there was a very lax atmosphere- no one coming to check on us. As for the food-- yes quantity for sure. Salads- too generic, main dishes- only the vodka sauce dish was good, dessert- tiramisu had the worst cream topping- didn't seem like fresh cream-- more like Cool Whip. I will not go back.Special Features:
- DeliciousFoodieTDined on 8/12/2014Exceptional service by the wait staff, be prepared to take the leftovers home because the portions are huge, the ambiance is very nice and the Tiramusu cake is wonderful...Bon A petite!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A trusted place to eat and rest.shipbottom109Dined on 8/12/2014I eat at Carmine's with my girls as I can always trust that the food will be good and the restaurant will be clean and safe. We are regulars at the NY 42nd. St. and DC locations. My girls now ask will we be eating at Carmine's? I feel so good about your restaurant that I have now told my 12 year old to go to Carmine's( if we are in the 7th. St. area) if she gets lost and I will find her. I ALWAYS SUGGEST CARMINE'S FOR FAMILY/FRIEND DINNERS when traveling, because of your warm atmosphere,good food and reasonable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/12/2014Carmine's is the perfect place for a family or friends night out. Family style food with that amazing homecooked Italian flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerFoodieDined on 8/11/2014This was not my first time at Carmine's, I choose to go to this restaurant because I knew the good and service potential was GREAT! I was super disappointed in my experience this time. For many members of my party of 10 it was their first time, we were not greatest or even explained what the process was for ordering at the restaurant is. The waiter did not introduce hisself not did he even mention he had a trainee for the evening. Every time we had a order or something that needed to be refilled I was running around the restaurant searching for him. The food was good but with the service level being so poor on my friends special birthday event I will never be goin back. I am super disappointed one of my main places to go with group events.
- Great food and serviceHouseDined on 8/10/2014My girlfriend was excited to come across Carmine's, as we are from the NYC area. Just like NYC, the food was great. We felt like we were back home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GreatFoodFanVIPDined on 8/9/2014Carmine's is a dining experience not to be taken lightly! The food is great and plentiful. Everything is served family style; huge platters! Your objective is to bring a group that can all agree on the same item(s). The bread basket is some of the best bread I have ever had; soft, fresh, and very tasty! Great for oil dipping too! If dessert is you desire, the titanic looks incredible; a meal unto itself! Of course I have not taken on that challenge yet...someday! The service is always great too; very accommodating. Highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good serviceMardyDined on 8/8/2014We had a good time at Carmine's, we were looking for a family style restaurant for a birthday party. The waiter was very friendly and had an answer for all of our questions. The food came out in a timely manor and it was very tasteful. It was an over all good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So disappointingHonestlyDined on 8/8/2014I have been going to Carmines in the theater district in New York for 15 years and recommending it to anyone going. I was excited to see that there was a location in DC. I should have known when we entered and didn't even need a reservation that this was not going to be the same experience. We ordered the mixed green salad, the artichoke appetizer, lasagne and chicken marsala. Our server was kind but inattentive. The salad had about two olives and too little dressing. The chicken was not hot. The artichoke appetizer for good as was the lasagne. Maybe my expectations were too high because of my repeated excellent experiences in NYC. The atmosphere was fun but the food simply did not match my previous experience.
- Supper on SeventhGratefulDined on 8/6/2014Portions fit to share family-style and great server!Special Features:
- HCMCDined on 8/5/2014We had a family celebration with families from out of town - and our waiter was so nice and helpful with us. We've been there before and will go again.Special Features:
- Not impressedluvgr8foodDined on 8/5/2014Went to lunch with a large group as we have done previously. We like Carmine's because they are not busy at lunch, they can accommodate a large group, and the family style dining is a plus. However, our most recent visit will probably be the last. When I told our waiter (Doc) that one of the orders was wrong, he apologized but didn't do anything to fix it. We were not offered a discount nor did he offer to bring the correct dish. Additionally, the red sauce that was on the dish was not good (others at the table felt the same way). Others in the party were not thrilled with their items either. I think someone said the sandwich was ok. The stuffed mushrooms were good. Too many restaurants in DC to deal with subpar service or food.Special Features:
- Noisyluv2dineDined on 8/2/2014The people across from us were very loud and the young lady had a disturbing laugh that disrupted the whole restaurant from enjoying their food. The table was a little rocky especially for the portions of food that is being served.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, Huge Portions,sj100Dined on 8/2/2014Family style Italian-American that actually produces really good food. Seafood assortment was done perfectly and good quality fresh seafood. Only poor dish was the escarole which was tough. Be aware that when they say the plates are meant for sharing, they really are. With an assortment, they can serve 6 people. Order carefully or the check will mount quickly and you'll go home with bags of food. Perhaps, that's a plus.Special Features:
- Surprisingly disappointedLisaDined on 8/2/2014Waaaaay too loud, waiter Waaaaay too new to have been given so many tables dispite supervision. A glass of wine I ordered took a half hour to arrive, empty plates remained on the table until we left and I suppose, since our waiter was so new and under supervision, it was OK to run over and shout "how is everything going?" every 10 minutes was their way of taking care of us to the point where I was jumping out of my skin.
- Mixed feelingsloves2dineoutDined on 8/1/2014Our daughter chose Carmine's for her birthday dinner. We should have chosen a restaurant that was more geared to just a few dining together. The portions were overwhelming. We did bring home leftovers, though. Our appetizer (mussels) were a disappointment. The broth was too watery and many of the mussels did not open during cooking. It was poor service to serve such a dish. There should also be more pasta free dishes to chose from as many of us are watching our carb and sugar intake. For our daughter, the highlight was the strawberry shortcake.Special Features:
- Fantastic as Always!sjb1Dined on 7/29/2014Fantastic food and great service, Carmine's never disappoints!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Off day?SurferVIPDined on 7/28/2014Generally, Carmine's is spot on. Not today. The clam sauce was runny and gritty. The waiter took our order and then we never saw him again until he brought the check. We had to ask other people for more bread and tea. For the money, I was very disappointed. It will be awhile before I return.Special Features:
- Food was fair but okay for a groupFrenchConnectionDined on 7/27/2014Went there with a group of 16 for a birthday anniversary dinner while visiting Washington from out of the country. The set-up, with the large shared plates, was perfect for us since we were a large group. However, do not expect that to generate savings on the check in any way. This is expensive for the quality of the food, which is fair. We had a trainee as a server, which happen to be a lot better than the experienced server which was with him. Overall, the level of service was fair and accommodating. Had difficulty receiving the wine that I ordered. Would recommend only for large groups.Special Features:
- Very tasty, very fillingFormerFedVIPDined on 7/26/2014Dropped in after a Smithsonian jazz & science show at the Navy Memorial. My girlfriend started with stuffed artichokes and got chiicken wings for her entree. I got the angel hair pasta with sausage and meat sauce. She took home half of the appetizer and most of both entrees and reports they were almost as tasty the next day as they were at the restaurant. Service was attentive, although the busboys delivering the food had a tendency to try to give dishes to wrong tables. We've ruled out Carmine's for pre-theater dining because of its huge portions, but love it for after-event dinners -- particularly when we've nothing planned for a couple days so she can finish what she takes home.I would recommend this to a friend.
- reviewOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/26/2014It was our 2 year annivesary. I wanted to pick out a nice romantic place. It very nice . A little loud but the food portions were really big whichwas a plus and taste great. The price is fair with the amount they give you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food Before A Night Out!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/26/2014We went to Carmine's to celebrate a friend's upcoming nuptials. We had dinner at the restaurant before going out for drinks and dancing. The food was excellent! All of the employees were friendly, professional, and could answer questions about items on the menu. A great place for groups! We are already planning our next group dinner ... this time with our husbands (and maybe the kids).Special Features:


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It worked to perfection as the Lions held off Parrish for a 20-16 victory at Harland-Nelson Stadium Friday night.
Hubbertville overcame a pair of fumbles inside the red zone thanks to a ground attack that picked up 346 yards on 60 carries.
Both Landon Miller and Tommy Pratt each rushed for more than 100 yards on the night to lead Hubbertville.
The Lions, who have won three straight games over Parrish, used a 95-yard drive that lasted 12:01 to help put the Tornadoes away.
Holding a 13-8 lead, Hubbertville took the ball over with 9:56 left in the third quarter and scored a touchdown with 9:53 left in the fourth quarter. Miller finished off the drive with a 2-yard touchdown run for a 20-8 lead.
Hubbertville dominated time of possession in the game and ran 69 offensive plays compared to just 29 for Parrish.
"We couldn't stop the running game and we couldn't get them off the field," Parrish coach Sam McCorkle said.
Hubbertville was the first team on the scoreboard. With Parrish buried deep in its territory, a snap went over the head of quarterback Reid Robertson and out of the back of the end zone for a safety and a 2-0 lead with 9:42 left in the first half.
Hubbertville (2-0) added to its lead later in the quarter with a 27-yard field goal by Tyler Benton at the 5:54 mark for a 5-0 lead.
Parrish got on the board with 3:07 left in the half when Robertson hit Reginald Harris on a crossing pattern. Harris danced past defenders for a 25-yard touchdown strike. Chris Evans ran in for the 2-point conversion to put Parrish on top 8-5.
The lead didn't last long.
Hubbertville, aided by a 48-yard kickoff return by James Palmer, needed just four plays to get into the end zone and take the lead going into the half. Pratt finished off the drive with a 3-yard touchdown run with just 52.4 seconds left in the second quarter. Timothy Benton hit Gregory Stidham as Hubbertville took a 13-8 lead.
After the long drive put the Lions up 20-8, Parrish didn't give up.
On the ensuing kickoff, Marcus Harris rushed 85 yards for a touchdown with 4:57 left on the clock. Robertson hit Jayvon Clay for the 2-point conversion to cut the gap to 20-16.
That would be as close as Parrish got.
The Tornadoes had one final chance after forcing a punt, but Hubbertville's Benton picked off a pass on fourth down to seal the victory.
Parrish finished the game with just 59 yards of offense. On defense, Bryant Thomas and Reginald Harris recovered fumbles.
"We have to get better. We've lost two tough one in a row to two good teams. God put eyes in front of your head so you've got to look forward," McCorkle said.
Parrish lost the season opener to Oakman 29-28. The Tornadoes play at Marion County next week.


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Youth football roundup: October 18, 2012
At Royal
Royal: Jake Reid rushed 17 times for 74 yards. Matt Sciumbato had 12 carries for 86 yards and a touchdown. Anthony Soria had two carries for 67 yards and a touchdown. Sciumbato completed 13 of 31 passing for 252 yards and five TDs. Ryan Hoffenburg had five catches for 111 yards and three TDs. Angle Rios had three catches for 68 yards and two touchdowns. Angle Rios had three sacks and an interception. Hoffenburg and Cole Millard also had interceptions. Matt Sanders made six tackles.
Simi Valley: QB Jordan Bollar scored on a 75-yard run. Jackson Brazeal kicked two PATs. Chandler Gee scored on a 80-yard pass interception. Jack Henderson had nine tackles, followed by Chandler Gee with eight and Alex Sanders with six.
At Moorpark
Moorpark: Jimmy Friery completed 7 of 12 passes for 82 yards with two touchdowns and also rushed for 75 yards r. Eric Schaefer ran 14 times for 102 yards with two TDs and a 2-point conversion. Tyler Norman 12 yards rushing and 19 yards receiving. Outstanding offensive play by Jackson Sanders, Mark Ruffino, Jarod Ponciano, Josh Ferraez, Ryan Schmerbeck and Vince Fazio. Tyler Reihs, Greg Domingquez, Alex Diaz, Barkari Cook and Abraham Paredes were defensive standouts.
Oxnard: Aarik Childs had five sacks and a forced fumble. Dalton Pagano rushed for three TDs and also caught a TD pass.
Record: Oxnard 5-2, 1-1 Pacific View League.
At Channel Islands
Camarillo: The Scorpions scored 14 points on defense. Frankie Tostado threw his first TD pass to Brad Kooker. Brett Treibold blocked a punt for a TD. Casey Bash and Abel Sandoval played well on defense.
Record: Camarillo 6-0-1, 2-0 Pacific View League.
At Buena
Buena: The Bulldogs defense shut out the opposition's offense for the sixth time this season. John Wilson led the defense by sacking the San Marcos quarterback in the end zone for a safety. Wilson also had several tackles for losses. Quarterback Brett Steinberger completed a 15-yard scoring pass to Mason Beling. The Bulldogs got a 40-yard TD run from Jared Rohlfing, a 30-yard TD run from Jasper Roberts and an 8-yard TD run from Jacob Lopez. The running game was bolstered by good dow field blocking from wideout Nico Schaefer. Roberts also scored on a 72-yard punt return. Alec Vaca kicked four PATs and a 35-yard field goal.
Record: Buena 7-0-1, 2-0 Channel League.
At Dos Pueblos
Ventura: The defense was led by Austin Litten, Carter Woodruff, Stephan Russell, Roan Moran, Stephan Hernandez, Jackson Steiner, Anthony Marin and Mark Garrett. The offense scored three touchdowns on long drives, led by quarterback Arik Austin and the line play of Clay Chesser, Jack Nothwang, Zeke Ortega, Ruben Santillan and Charles Vernoy.
Record: Ventura 4-3, 1-0.
At Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks: Perry Martin rushed 16 times for 110 yards and a touchdown. Max Gilliam was 12-of-23 passing for 139 yards and a touchdown. Gilliam also rushed for another 44 yards, including a touchdown and 2-point conversion. Kobe Matsuo had six catches for 89 yards and a touchdown. Alex Mitchell had 37 yards receiving on five catches. Chris Ryskey had 43 yards rushing on six carries.WESTLAKE 32, NEWBURY PARk 7
At Westlake
Westlake: The defense was led by Brandon Hall, Brandon Shook, Patrick Burk and Alex Dowling. Linebackers David Cisi and James Sullivan had big games. Quarterback Nolan Easley passed for 127 yards and a touchdown, and rushed three times for 36 yards and a touchdown. Christian Egeurbide caught three passes for 61 yards and a touchdown. Chase Jasmin gained 128 yards on 12 carries and scored twice.
Record: Westlake 7-0.
At Moorpark
Moorpark: Manny Gutierrez rushed for three TDs. RJ Huerta and Jose Miguel had interceptions. The defense made a goal-line stand before halftime.
Agoura: Harrison Wong had a touchdown reception and Jeffrey Choi rushed for a touchdown. Ryan Knauer forced a fumble which the Chargers recovered. Brenner Marsh passed for 268 yards.
At Royal
Simi Valley: QB Davis Pinkston ran the ball 13 times for 134 yards with two touchdowns. Branden Theveny carried the ball six times for 27 yards, scoring on a 6-yard run. Brandon Cooke scored on 1-yard run. Drew Moore scored on a 3-yard run. Pinkston completed 15 of 27 passes for 325 yards and three TDs. He threw scoring passes to Colby Banks, Logan Alexander and Dane Kemworthy. Alexander caught five passes for 97 yards and Kenworthy had three catches for 77 yards. Gage Parker kicked six PATs. The defense was led by Mac Stevens with 11 tackles and an interception. Tanner Dowling and Seth Alexander each had nine tackles and Drew Moore had eight. Pinkston, Cooke and Lieran Kenny each intercepted a pass.
Record: Simi Valley 7-0.
At Westlake
Westlake: The Warriors (8-0) dominated game behind the blocking of Zak Updike, Zak Kaplan, Chris Rivera, Louis Figeroa and Jaryd Ramos. Quarterback Wes Massett threw for 111 yards and a touchdown. QB Grant Bunker threw for 168 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Nick Sapienza carried 15 times for 228 yards rushing and three TDs. Trenton Padilla had 10 catches for 159 yards and a TD. Ronald Smith had five catches for 82 yards and two TDs. Klay Wood had four catches for 43 yards. Nick Sapienza had 16 yards receiving, Nick Perry had 13, and Cade Schmidtz had 10. Joey Sapienza, Newt Jordan, Schmitz, Wood and Ronald Smith had interceptions. Noah Karras, the defensive player of the game, had seven tackles. Defensive ends Cooper Wiess and Justin Martinez, and linebackers Matt Arnold and Ivan Vega played well.
At Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks: Ryan Pemberton returned an interception 82 yards for a touchdown. Andrew Lachapel, Austin Alvary, Douglas Whittaker, CJ Ortiz, Jake Hillard, Alex Alsabery, Harrison Brooks and Kieran McGuire (interception) played well on defense. Matt Guzman had TD runs of 5 and 23 yards and Eddie Chikukwa rushed 48 yards for a score. Brandon Anderson found Logan Ochoa for a 66-yard TD strike and Andrew Lachina for a 41-yard TD. Jacob Alred and Pemberton each kicked an extra point to close out the scoring.
At Ventura
Ventura: The Cougars won their sixth straight game and recorded their second straight shutout. Chase Gardner had 28 carries for 162 yards and a touchdown. Zach Waldmen had nine carries for 81 yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Tyler Smith completed 13 of 19 passes and two touchdowns. Josh Januska had 15- and 18-yard TD receptions. Zach Freeman added a 1-yard TD run. The Cougars were paced by the entire defensive group with Keenon Moran leading the way. Januska also had an interception. Dakota Johnson and Hector Andrade played well.
At Channel Islands
Channel Islands: After taking the early lead with a 41-yard field goal by Ezequiel Tamayo, Camarillo scored two touchdowns to lead at the half 14-3. But the combination of great defense and attacking offense — led by the offensive and defensive line of Bryan Munoz, Sean MacGarvey, Bryan Farin, Kris Parker, Montrell Mcduffie, Jacob Ramirez, Bruno Ramos and Jovanni Calderon — brought the Raiders back. Ramos had two sacks. Saul Lopez knocked several passes away. Noel Romero and Alex Ramirez were the leading tacklers. QB Adam Carillo completed 10 of 13 passes for 218 yards and two touchdowns and also had a rushing TD. Nik Garcia-Beck had six catches for 119 yards with two TDs and Everett Alexander had four catches and 150 all-purpose yards. Moorejorie Valdez, Joseph Aguilera, Angel Chavira and Mcduffie combined for more than 100 rushing yards. The win marked the first victory over Camarillo in 20 years .
Record: Channel Islamds 5-2, 1-1 Pacific View League.
At Hueneme
Oxnard: J Dunham rushed for three touchdowns and 160 yards on 10 carries. Spencer Santiago caught a 14-yard touchdown pass. Jacob Tinoco threw for a touchdown and rushed for a touchdown. Antonio Gaxiola and Vincent Rodriguez had rushing touchdowns. Jaime Martinez intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown. Tanner Caffee had an interception. Victor Ruiz recovered a fumble. Chad Skare and Raudel Flores led the defense in tackles. Armando Apodaca returned two punts, one for 51 yards and another for 81PACIFICA 35, RIO MESA 6
At Pacifica
Pacifica: Jacob Neri rushed for 298 yards on 23 carries with TD runs off 19, 30, and 45 yards. Chriss Grogg had 63 yards rushing and an 8-yard touchdown run. Grogg also had a 12-yard touchdown pass to Rene Chavez. Jacob Saville led the defense with a forced fumble, interception and four tackles. Francisco Sanchez had 12 tackles and Angel Nunez-Cabral had seven. Gabriel Esparza had four tackles and a fumble recovery.
Record: Pacifica 5-2, 2-0 Pacific View League.
At Fillmore
Fillmore: Freshman Bryce Farrar and Vincet Whittaker each had two TDs. Others scoring were Michael Luna, Jorge Andrade, Nick Liu, Damien Gonzalez and Joseph Magana, who was also 8 for 8 on PATs. Quarterback Carlos Brcieno was 4 of 5 for 102 yards and two TDs. The offensive line of Chad Petuoglu, Michael Castro, Michael Townead, Jarred Warren, Emilio Hernandez and Wes Breechen was outstanding. Daniel Flores led the defense.
At Nordhoff
Nordhoff: The defense has allowed only 17 points in seven games. Special teams came up big with good field position and a 50-yard return after a safety. The offense was on overdrive with key long runs and strong offensive line blocking.
Record: Nordhoff 7-0.
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|1. StoneDB RDBMS - Feature List:
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|4. pg_reorg - pg_reorg can re-organize tables without any locks, and can be a better alternative of CLUSTER and VACUUM FULL. This project is not active, and fork project "pg_repack" takes over its role. See https://github.com/reorg/pg_repack for details.
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Monday, March 14, 2011
Full practice for Devils today
The Devils are holding a full practice this morning at Prudential Center after having optional day Sunday.
All healthy players on the roster are participating.
The Devils host the Atlanta Thrashers Tuesday night -- their second game against the Thrashers in five days. The Devils defeated the Thrashers, 3-2, in overtime Friday in Atlanta and the defeated the Islanders, 3-2, in overtime Saturday night.
The Devils are eight points out of a playoff spot with 14 games remaining.
After playing a strong game on a line with Mattias Tedenby and Jacob Josefson Saturday, right wing David Clarkson started today's practice on the line with Rod Pelley and David Steckel, but then was shifted back to the line with Tedenby and Josefson.. Vladimir Zharkov started the practice with Tedenby and Josefson and then was moved to right wing on the line with Pelley and Steckel.
Forwards Adam Mair is practicing as a defenseman again today. Mair has a nice shiner under his left eye from his fight with the Islanders Micheal Haley Saturday.
Today's line combinations and defense pairs:
Forwards: Ilya Kovalchuk-Travis Zajac-Nick Palmieri; Brian Rolston-Patrik Elias-Dainius Zubrus; Mattias Tedenby-Jacob Josefson-David Clarkson: Rod Pelley-David Steckel-Vladimir Zharkov.
Defensemen: Colin White-Anton Volchenkov; Henrik Tallinder-Mark Fayne; Anssi Salmela-Andy Greene; Mark Fraser-Adam Mair.
Goaltenders: Martin Brodeur, Johan Hedberg.
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello is at the NHL GM meetings in Boca Raton, Fla. for the next two and a half days.


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Business participants are encouraged to visit the course calendar of the ILO's International Training Centre. The Centre provides ongoing training and related services for business to develop human resources and institutional capabilities.
Copenhagen, Denmark
17 May 2011
The Labour Working Group exchanged ideas with Local Networks on the labour principles, shared lessons learned and identified common challenges. Local Network representatives were also introduced to available tools to assist business in respecting and implementing the labour principles.
New York, USA
24 June 2010
Hosted by the Labour Working Group and the International Labour Organization (ILO), companies shared experiences in applying the principles across their operations for creating a strategic advantage to weather difficult times. ILO experts provided information on current trends, with emphasis on the "2010 ILO Global Report on Child Labour". Attendees also learned about several key tools and resources.
Seoul, Korea
15 September 2009
12 June 2009
Istanbul, Turkey
8 June 2009
ILO Offices, New York
15 May 2009
UN Headquarters, New York
5 March 2009
UN Headquarters, New York
16 December 2008
The Role of the United Nations Global Compact
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
November 25-28
Bangkok, Thailand
30 June-1 July 2008
Belgrade, Serbia
9 June 2008
Geneva, Switzerland
30 May 2008
London, England
6-7 October 2006
Global Compact Summit: China
Shanghai, China
30 November - 1 December 2005
UN Headquarters, New York
12-13 June 2003
The dialogue identified challenges companies face in addressing labour issues such as freedom of association and a living wage. The lack of standard performance measures, policies and implementation schemes were cited as significant obstacles. While cooperation amongst companies was emphasized, the need for local governments to enforce existing labour standards while working towards international labour standards was also highlighted. To address these challenges, the report recommends that companies adopt a collective approach in working towards a more harmonized system of standards, systems and initiatives. Finally, learning from existing tools for quality and standards management, such as ISO, was also considered.
Nova Lima, Brazil
9-11 December 2003
Geneva, Switzerland
12-13 May 2003
Held in advance of the World Conference Against Racism
Durban, South Africa
31 August - 7 September 2001


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Ryan M Skipton, PGA
Main Address:
National Golf Links Of America
Southampton, NY 11968-2730
(631) 283-0410
Southampton, NY 11968-2730
(631) 283-0410
16 Sebonac Inlet Rd
Southampton, NY 11968-2730
Southampton, NY 11968-2730
(631) 283-0410
Ryan Skipton is a PGA Professional in Southampton, NY. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
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