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In the four years I have lived in South Florida and served as CEO of the Miami Dolphins, I've often been asked what Miami is really like. People want to know about the beaches, the culture, the sun, the music and entertainment, the highly-competitive sports environment and the South Beach lifestyle. They all want to know if South Florida is the sun-splashed paradise they envision.
My answer often surprises them. I tell them that what makes this place special is its people; folks who, despite the area's growth, absolutely insist on making this fantasy land a community — and one that cares.
When Steve Ross asked me to join him in 2009 to make the Dolphins the model franchise in professional sports, I knew the market was vibrant, that Dolphins fans were ferociously loyal, and that the storied history and tradition of football in South Florida would serve his dream well. I knew from living here years ago that the team's rich past offered us a strong foundation upon which to build. I knew that the NFL's only "perfect" team had grown generations of perfect fans, too. I felt reassured that the passion and commitment to this iconic franchise was as deeply-rooted as it was when I first fell in love with it as a diehard Dolfan nearly 30 years ago.
Our goals were clear. Ross intended to build a perennial winner on the field. Off the field, he expected me to create the very best game-day experience at Sun Life Stadium and to make the Dolphins a meaningful contributor to the community. While we didn't always get it right, he insisted then, as now, that we strive for the best.
Working with Ross has been a privilege and a great experience. I have absolutely no doubt that he will succeed in bringing another Super Bowl Championship trophy to South Florida. This is a great sports region and the excitement of watching the Heat the last few years can only be described as inspirational. I know Dolfans are eager to see the Dolphins again begin competing for championships year in and year out. I think that will happen.
I believe our fans and our community share our commitment to excellence, and, while we have not yet succeeded in creating a partnership to modernize Sun Life Stadium — and ensure the future of Super Bowls and college championship games for South Florida — I have never doubted, and continue to believe, that our fans and leaders will one day demand that this controversial issue be resolved. It is too important for South Florida to ignore.
Without question, my proudest moments have come from working alongside others in South Florida to make a difference in the lives of others.
While we were unable to achieve the level of success on the field that we had all hoped for, we were a championship caliber team off it. Inspired by Ross' direction, we set out to build an aggressive off-the-field charitable organization that would not just contribute dollars, but actively engage to advance the interests of South Florida. I'm grateful to our extraordinary alumni, players, fans and a very talented Dolphins staff that continue to dedicate themselves to that mission.
Four years later, I can tell you the Miami Dolphins Foundation is one of the best — and most impactful — in sports. In addition to our literacy and hunger programs, the Dolphins Cycling Challenge has raised more than $4 million for Sylvester Cancer Center and our 9,680 Special Teams volunteers have logged more than 163,000 hours working in our neighborhoods.
The Dolphins and South Florida will enjoy championships in the future, but nothing will match the day-in, day-out commitment of the people who care enough about their neighbors to make Miami not just the most exciting city in the Americas, but also one of the most caring. South Florida will always thrive because this community won't accept less.
Thank you South Florida. I will miss you.
Mike Dee is leaving as CEO of the Miami Dolphins to take the top job with the San Diego Padres in California.


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Editor-in-Chief, Digital for mental_floss. Nerdy dad to three little girls. Wearing blue glasses all of a sudden.
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Danny Thomas founded St. Jude with the vision of creating a
research hospital for the Study of catastrophic childhood diseases, where children suffering from cancer and other illnesses would receive world-class care. And he promised that no child would ever be turned away because of race, religion or inability to pay.
True to his word, Danny built St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Ching-Hon Pui, M.D., recognized for pioneering research and treatment of childhood leukemia, increasing childhood cancer survival rates around the globe. (Dr. Ching-Hon Pui)
Today the world lost an iconic man and entertainer, and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital lost an incredible friend and supporter. We send our deepest sympathies to the family and loved ones of Robin Williams.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital discovery lays the groundwork for a new class of antibiotics to fight multi-drug resistant Staphylococcus aureus and related bacteria that cause serious infections. (Charles Rock, PhD)
In its 33rd year, the St. Jude Memphis to Peoria Run raised more than $1 million for the first time. Combined with fundraising from the 34 satellite runs, the event brought in $4.1 million for the kids of St. Jude.
Delta Delta Delta Fraternity recently was honored as Partner of the Year for its outstanding commitment to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital® – raising nearly $30 million for the hospital since 1999 and pledging to raise another $60 million in the next 10 years – to combat childhood cancer and other deadly diseases.
St. Jude is one of 15 recipients honored for supporting military personnel.


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BALTIMORE -- Lance Lynn is likely unavailable until at least Friday. But when the rookie right-hander is once again able to pitch in the Cardinals' bullpen, it's likely that he'll appear in a fairly high-leverage situation.
Lynn has been extremely impressive in two relief appearances, and it has the Cardinals thinking about using him in something other than the long-relief role for which he was initially called up. Lynn has pitched five shutout innings in relief, tallying seven strikeouts against two hits and one walk.
"That's one of the best things that's happened on our pitching staff all year long," manager Tony La Russa said.
Both La Russa and pitching coach Dave Duncan downplayed the possibility of Lynn moving into a starting job. However, both allowed that Lynn could well factor into late-inning relief.
La Russa adjusts: Garcia starts Thursday
BALTIMORE -- Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announced Wednesday that the club has made an adjustment to its starting rotation for the coming days. Jaime Garcia will start Thursday's series finale against the Orioles, while Jake Westbrook will take the mound in Friday night's opener against the Rays in St. Petersburg.
The Cardinals had an off-day on Monday, allowing them to make the shift. Garcia will be pitching on his regular four days' rest, while Westbrook will be pushed back to pitch on six days' rest.
La Russa did not elaborate as to his reasons for the change, but its primary upshot is an extra start for Garcia. The lefty's next turn would be on Tuesday at home against Cincinnati, followed by a start in the final game before the All-Star break, July 10. Westbrook, meanwhile, will only have two remaining starts before the break.
Additionally, the move might have a statistical basis. Garcia has been more effective on regular rest than on long rest this year. On four days' rest, he has a 2.70 ERA, 31 strikeouts and eight walks in 43 1/3 innings. On five days' rest, he has a 3.97 ERA, 48 strikeouts and 16 walks in 47 2/3 innings.
Boggs says back stiffness not an issue
BALTIMORE -- Mitchell Boggs downplayed a bout of back stiffness that kept him out of Tuesday night's game, and said he should be available to pitch on Thursday if needed.
Manager Tony La Russa said on Wednesday afternoon that he had held Boggs out the previous night due to the condition, and that Boggs was at least to be handled carefully on Wednesday. In the end, the Cardinals didn't use any relievers as Chris Carpenter pitched a complete game.
"I was ready to go tonight," Boggs said following Wednesday's 5-1 win over the Orioles. "I got here early today and threw a little bit off the mound and felt good. I was ready to go tonight if the situation came up."
Boggs also dealt with a back injury in Spring Training, but said this issue is much more minor.
"Nowhere near on the same level this time," he said. "I took care of it this time instead of what I did last time, which was not take care of it."
Baby birds
Adam Ottavino pitched seven strong innings for Triple-A Memphis, but it was a rough night for the Redbirds' bullpen in a 6-2 loss to Omaha on Tuesday. Ottavino allowed a run on five hits, striking out seven against one walk.
Double-A Springfield was off on Tuesday night due to the Texas League All-Star break. The game was scheduled for Wednesday night.
Adam Melker had three hits and Joe Kelly pitched six effective innings as Class A Palm Beach beat Jupiter, 4-2, on Tuesday. Kelly allowed two runs, one earned, on four hits. He struck out eight and walked four.
Boone Whiting struck out 11 over eight innings but was charged with the defeat as Class A Quad Cities fell to Cedar Rapids, 3-1, on Tuesday. Whiting allowed three runs on three hits with one walk.
Short-season Batavia was held to five hits in a 5-1 loss to Jamestown on Tuesday.
Neal Pritchard was 3-for-5 with his first three professional RBIs, helping rookie-level Johnson City beat Elizabethton, 8-7, on Tuesday.
Victor De Leon of the Gulf Coast League Cardinals got in on the trend of the day, pitching a good game in a loss. De Leon allowed two runs on four hits with three strikeouts and a walk in a 2-1 loss to the GCL Nationals on Tuesday.
Ottavino is the player of the day as he bounced back from rocky results in his previous two outings. Over his last five starts, Ottavino has gone at least six innings every time and racked up 36 strikeouts against nine walks in 32 2/3 innings. Ottavino, 25, was a first-round pick in the 2006 Draft. On the year, he's 3-5 with a 3.97 ERA, 86 strikeouts and 37 walks in 88 1/3 innings.
The Cardinals' July 31 game against the Cubs will start at a different time than originally scheduled. ESPN has picked up the game, which will now start at 7:09 p.m. CT.
Nick Punto made his first start at shortstop since returning from the disabled list on Wednesday. Punto only played second base on his Minor League rehabilitation assignment, and started at second on Tuesday night in his return to the active roster. La Russa said that Ryan Theriot was simply receiving a routine day off and should start on Thursday.
La Russa also said that reliever Mitchell Boggs had some back stiffness on Tuesday night and was unavailable. That was a one of the reasons that Fernando Salas pitched the final 1 2/3 innings of the series-opening win.
Right-hander Jordan Swagerty, the Cardinals' second-round Draft pick in 2010, has been moved from starting to relief for Class A Palm Beach. The move is intended to keep Swagerty's innings down in his first full professional season. The club has not ruled out the possibility of Swagerty continuing to climb the Minor League ladder as a starter.
Matthew Leach is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Obviously, You're Not a Golfer and follow him on Twitter at @MatthewHLeach. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Amiibos! Come get'em ⊟
Wow, these look a lot more detailed than I expected! Nintendo's first line of interactive figures will feature 12 characters, each selling for $12.99 this holiday season. Wii U games like Smash Bros., Mario Kart 8, Captain Toad, Mario Party 10, and Yoshi's Wooly World will support the figures, as will other upcoming titles — the 3DS will eventually connect with them too using an NFC accessory or the new 3DS's built-in support.
You can preorder all of the figures right now on Amazon. We've also got more photos after the break. I like how the colored lines in the Amiibo logo are the same as the ones on the *new* 3DS logo.
(via http://www.cartoonbrew.com/classic/15-unpublished-photos-of-hanna-barbera-making-the-flintstones-101743.html)
New Metal Slug SV-001 model rumbling out ⊟
We've seen a number of model for the SV-001, the Metal Slug series' namesake tank, and I'm going to feature them every frickin' time because I love the design. Japanese company Daiki will release this model in January.BUY Metal Slug 7, upcoming games
corpuscollustromy has been thinking a lot about pop music lately. Last night he sat me and psychokillernormanbates down and showed us a bunch of k-pop videos. This one was by far my favorite.
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How to Get Back to Business After Natural Disasters
As priorities are instantly put into place amidst a natural disaster such as the case here in the northeast, the checklist is simple:
Family. Check.
Roof over our heads. Check.
Heat, hot water, electricity, food. Check, check, check. And yes, check.
Well, as time marches on and situations resume to somewhat normal routines after the storm has come and gone (assuming and hoping there was minimal devastation and power outages), it's time to get back to work, right?
Whether it's hurricane Sandy or a huge storm, mudslide or some other horrific natural disaster, chances are we've all been there. It's time to get back to work but your head is simply not in the game.
Well, according to a piece in today's New York Post, from a management perspective there's a fine line to showing employees it's time to get back to business without seeming callous.
In the piece, Gregory Giangrande, chief HR officer at Time, Inc., writes, "Balancing employee needs and business needs requires leadership, flexibility and understanding during these critical days."
He points out there is "no need to go it alone." Many companies probably have strong internal networks across the board from HR to crisis management and inner workings of teams themselves.
From an employee perspective, if your company has a work-life balance hotline or help desk, by all means reach out. It seems to be normal to feel that you're not completely immersed in the game after an intense storm, as well as unusual routine of working from home alongside your family for days on end.
However, by relying on resources and tools such as working on tasks, shutting off e-mails, setting an alarm, and allowing yourself frequent breaks you'll hopefully get bursts of solid productive time even though in the beginning they may seem rather succinct.
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Welcome to my workshop. My wife was kind enough to let me use our unfinished basement (1800 square feet) to develop the "MANCAVE"
I still have a ton of tweaking to get this shop how I want it. I will provide links and comments on the numerous jigs and storage devices I built. Some are original and some I have simply read about and built them to suit my needs.
Currently, I am in the process of rewiring my shop to 220 and adding an additional subpanel.
Thank you for being patient and more photos will follow.
Doc Hanson
-- Doc Hanson
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#1 posted 2412 days ago
Nice shop. Looks cozy.
I used to live in Arvada about 35 years ago. I miss not seeing the Rockies out of my bedroom window.
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
#2 posted 2412 days ago
Nice Space. Huge..
-- -John "Do I have to keep typing a smiley? Just assume it's a joke." www.flickr.com/photos/gizmodyne
#3 posted 2412 days ago
Beautiful shop, and I'll bet it's warm to boot. I can attest, it's nice to have an understanding spouse.
-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.
#4 posted 2412 days ago
Very nice shop! I really like the way you laid all the tools out on the wall. Thanks for some good ideas.
-- John -- Racine, WI -- Woodworking..."It's not just a Hobby, it's an Adventure"
#5 posted 2412 days ago
Great shop! I like how organized it is. It's a nice MANCAVE.
-- Happy woodworking! http://www.openarmsphotography.com
#6 posted 2404 days ago
Great use of available space. I may have to sponge a few of your ideas for my shop…
-- --Chuck
#7 posted 2069 days ago
Nice shop, Don.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
#8 posted 1925 days ago
thank you for sharing a photo tour of your neat and well organized shop.
-- /\/\/\ BarryW /\/\/\ Stay so busy you don't have time to die.
#9 posted 1925 days ago
Looks good!! Great place to be when a blizzard is roaring outside.
I was raised on a farm west of Greeley, and have lots of relatives around your area. Really miss the mountains.
-- Joe
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- Address:
11 W. Aylesbury Road
Timonium, MD 21093Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bluestoneonline.net/
- Phone: 4105611100
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Lenny Russell
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please call for details.
A word from Bluestone
Bluestone is a casual upscale restaurant featuring fresh fish & seafood. Bluestone also offers other meats such as Filets & Ribeyes. Desserts are baked fresh on-premise daily. Please call the restaurant directly for parties of 7 or larger.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerSeafood
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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Bluestone reviews from OpenTable diners
397 reviews since May 3, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (207)special occasion (164)good for groups (160)fit for foodies (159)great for lunch (158)vibrant bar scene (126)romantic (74)hot spot (63)great for brunch (48)notable wine list (46)late-night find (25)kid-friendly (24)great for outdoor dining (23)scenic view (12)Show More
- Great restaurantScottDined on 8/26/2014Best soft crab dinner I've ever had, combined with a well prepared crab cake, tasty dessert, and great service. Bluestone is a place I would recommend to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BobBobreviewDined on 8/24/2014Tends to have very good service with good food as well. My wife and I enjoy the restaurant and it has a good selection although we tend to think of it as a fresh fish / seafood restaurant.Special Features:
- YUM!Krmiller4217Dined on 8/23/2014The food was great, the server was friendly and energetic. One thing I would note is the side portion with the Chilean Sea Bass could be a bit more. The amount of food I got was small compared to my husband who ordered the surf and turf. By the way, the tomatoes that I had in my starter were the best!!!!! Overall a nice evening and dining experience!Special Features:
- LunchEasterDined on 8/23/2014Food was good. Service Great. Prices did go up from the last time I was there.Special Features:
- Great choice for Restaurant WeekpageoneDined on 8/22/2014Visited Bluestone for Baltimore County restaurant week. Unlike most other restaurants participating in restaurant week, Bluestone offers it regular menu entrees rather than a limited menu, as its restaurant week menu. You get to order a soup or salad, an entree, and a dessert as your restuarant week order. This provides a very wide range of choices that are sure to please everyone in your party. My party of three all ordered different items. We were all very pleased and happy with what we received. The food was good and the service at Bluestone was friendly and attentive.
- Great FoodLuv2eatgreatfoodDined on 8/21/2014Both of our meals were excellent. My wife had the crab cakes. She said they were very good.I had the scallops that were also very good. The cream of crab soup was outstanding. So was the Bluestone salad.The desserts were also very good. Can't wait to go there again. Great deal for Restaurant Week.Special Features:
- lovetplay06Dined on 8/21/2014Our first time dining at Bluestone was so enjoyable that we will certainly return. It was well worth our travel time from PA. The food was beyond delicious and the choices were numerous. Our server was pleasant and met all of our needs including packing up our leftovers for another night's treat.Special Features:
- Great serviceravensfanDined on 8/20/2014We went to Bluestone for Restaurant Week and had a great experience. The menu was extensive and had plenty of options for different palates. Our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable despite how busy it was that evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply the best!DavidgDined on 8/20/2014Everything about Bluestone, from the moment a host/hostess opens the door for you, is simy the best. The atmosphere, service and especially the food are all top notch without paying a fortune. We love dining here for lunch, dinner, special occasion or late night. Highly recommend!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/20/2014We had a wonderful evening at the Blue Stone. We reserved a table and got seated early, and the waiter was kind enough to get us half-priced drinks before the special was over for the evening. The food came out at a good pace, we were not in a rush and wanted to enjoy the evening. Everything tasted wonderful, we were there for Restaurant week and got to enjoy their three-course special.Special Features:
- Something for everyoneRemieDined on 8/20/2014This restaurant has risen to first place in my regional restaurant circuit. The food is not over priced considering quality and presentation. On a recent visit however the 3 Chocolates dessert was gummy and not what I expected. I apparently do not like ginger in my chocolate mousse. That however may be personal preference. Otherwise, this restaurant is a cut above all the way around. The menu serves up choices for everyone's taste from Crisfield Stew to Tenderloin salad. I have enjoyed every appetizer and main course I've had here from earth to sea on a number of visits. Love it.Special Features:
- Great restaurant experienceAkilDined on 8/20/2014We had a really wonderful time at Bluestone. I was there with my mom and a girlfriend of hers. We have close birthdays and we went out to dinner to celebrate the occasion (two months late, mind you!). The food was amazing, and we were lucky to be there during restaurant week, so we got the soup/salad, entree, and dessert for $33. The Bluestone salad was great, especially the glazed bacon. We had two fish entrees, the cobia and the chilean sea bass, both delicious and well-prepared. The desserts were few, but I can speak for the blondie and the limoncello cheesecake, both delicious. Overall, a wonderful dining experience and I will definitely be going again!Special Features:
- Always a good experienceBobDDined on 8/19/2014I've never had a less than outstanding experience at Bluestone. The food is excellent and the service is attentive without being intrusive. During Restaurant Week Bluestone has the most generous deal. No special menu. They serve the same food as they do every other week but at a significant discount.Special Features:
- Excellent food!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/19/2014My friend and I visited Bluestone during Restaurant Week and had an absolutely excellent dinner! The food was terrific, and it was difficult to choose just one entree -- they all looked wonderful. I was especially impressed that the (owner? manager?) stopped by our table to be sure that we were happy with our food. I also appreciated that the food was served as soon as it was cooked, rather than sitting in the kitchen waiting to be picked up by the waiter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceDaleDined on 8/18/2014Had never been to Bluestone. Had a business dinner based on a recommendation as we were looking for a casual but nice place with good steak and seafood. Bluestone was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy Birthday!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/17/2014During this week my husband celebrated a special birthday. So, we began the celebration by going to Bluestone, one of his favorite restaurants. Our waitress, Louise, was delightful - pleasant and professional as she explained the various menu options. He chose a Caesar salad and the Whale Soft-crabs which were so large that he brought one home. These were served with a sweet corn pudding and fresh asparagus. His meal was accompanied by a Duckpin IPA. I had cream of crab soup followed by a beef filet with a crab cake served with mashed potatoes and fresh asparagus. For dessert I enjoyed a creme brûlée while my husband had a lemon cheesecake with fresh berries. A great way to begin the week's celebration.Special Features:
- Bluestone rocksrunninggirlDined on 8/16/2014Always reliable, always more than excellent, if that is possible. The food never disappoints, nor does the service. Waiters or waitresses know their product and the business of taking care of patrons. Put this on your list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistent...OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/16/2014I have eaten at Bluestone several times and have enjoyed several different dishes. The food is always good. I always walk away pleased with my choices and the dinner. There is a great side room that gives one a feel of being in a small patio restaurant with large windows, stone walls and a waterfall window. The ambience is great.Special Features:
- Excellent delicious foodbaltimorefoodieDined on 8/16/2014Cream of Crab Soup, Filet Mignon and a crab cake with 2 sides mashed potatoes and requested Broccolini, then fantastic lemon cheesecake. All delicious even the hot bread. Enjoyed all the food and the wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very EnjoyableMMSGrandmaVIPDined on 8/16/2014We have been long time customers of Blue Stone and have always enjoyed it. This time was no exception. We were seated on time and had excellent service, even though they were very busy. The food as usual was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday ! In search of Sea BassOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014This happend to be my Birthday so I was looking for someplace that has Sea Bass as a regular item on the menu. Ambince is important as often some places have a great menu but sound and act more like a bar room. We did order a bottle of Cab from a decent selection .. The service was great from begining to end .. It was impresive and clear the staff was going the extra mile to impress on this the last day of Baltimore county Restaurant week . The server was above and beond in patience in explaining the "Deal" and it was wonderful. I had the I had the Tomato and Cheese Salad followed by the Sea Bass with an asparagus side, my companion had the large house Salad and the Whale Soft Shell Crab with an impressive corn pudding both meals were A1Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/15/2014not a misstep in any part of the service or meal. Great experience.Special Features:
- always a pleasuremaggieDined on 8/15/2014Never had any complaints for food or service at the Bluestone. Server very attentive, food was delivered promptly even with the crowded restaurant, reservation honored immediately.Special Features:
- Looking forward to our next visitJaneVIPDined on 8/15/2014We had a great meal. Everything was perfect from the tomatoes in the salad to the biscotti that came with dessert. Our server was very pleasant and shared a lot of information about the restaurant not just the menu. We were delighted to hear the restaurant week menu is available every Sunday.Special Features:
- lovely atmosphere and good foodlindacruiserDined on 8/15/2014The service was very good. The atmosphere was pleasing. enjoyed the cream of crab soup. rest of food was good. Asparagus had long hard ends which should have been trimmed off. The bread was ok, but a bit boring. We had the cookie/ice cream with chocolate sauce. The cookie on the bottom was not exciting, it was hard and tasteless. Not sure if it was real hot fudge or just chocolate syrup.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RouxVIPDined on 8/15/2014All was great, but portion somewhat small on my salad with salmonSpecial Features:
- Good lunchHappyDDined on 8/15/2014As always, Bluestone did an excellent job, both with the service and the quality of the food. One of our favorite places to eat!Special Features:
- first tryOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/14/2014Food was very good and the waiter and staff were very professional and prompt. We found the space and decor to be odd. It felt like a large dining hall with sparse and generic decor. It almost felt like the space was previously used by a restaurant chain.Special Features:
- Great as usual!2foodiesDined on 8/14/2014Been to Bluestone many times and the food, service and atmosphere is great every time!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/14/2014Enjoyed the tomatoes and mozzarella and the crab cakes. Very good service despite the fact that it was very busy with Restaurant Week.Special Features:
- Great dinnerInnov8VIPDined on 8/14/2014Arrived at Bluestone during restaurant week. Had a great three-course meal without spending a bundle. Everything was delicious.Special Features:
- Always wonderful.baltimorebornDined on 8/14/2014We have visited many times and decided to take advantage of restaurant week. They continue to know what they are doing. They give you the menu...regular menu....and you pick three things. How smart is that? They are always packed and it's because they are organized, courteous, and the food is always consistent.Special Features:
- Food was great and what a valueMGM714Dined on 8/13/2014gREAT DEAL FOR rESTAURANT WEEK AND THEY LET YOU CHOOSE FROM THE ENTIRE MENUSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LorettaGDined on 8/12/2014This is a wonderful place with fabulous food. We always know we will have a great time at Bluestone. Tuesdays are half price bottles of wine, which is a great incentive to go during the week. I had scallops, which were excellent. My husband loves the crab cakes, and they were excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chickie 1Chickie1Dined on 8/12/2014Our dining experience was wonderful. The wait staff outstanding. Our waitress was very pleasant and knowledgeable about the food. She answered any questions that we had. The timing of the food's arrival to our table was perfect. We (party of 4) were highly impressed and would highly recommend. The cream of crab soup was the best that I've ever tasted. This is a must order!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/12/2014I am continually reminded how good this restaurant is, I'm ashamed to admit I often overlook it because I'm eager to try places down in the city. I shouldn't, because Bluestone is consistently good and really not to be missed. If you're looking for flash over substance, then this is not your place. Bluestone serves fresh, delicious seafood in really nice surroundings with great staff, but you won't find flaming dishes and molecular gastronomy (overrated anyway). Bonus, it has some of the most reasonably priced glasses of wine on earth (they are very generous pourers!). Looking for a great restaurant in the county, this place can't be beat.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/11/2014One of the better Restaurant Week offerings using the entire menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BestRoblou5VIPDined on 8/10/2014One of the best meals I have eaten at a restaurant during Restaurant Week. The large crab cakes were delicious and I am a seafood lover. I was pleased that their portions were not reduced like so many restaurants do during the week. My husband said his steak was cooked perfectly. Also, I loved the fact that you could choose from their entire menu (one appetizer, one entree and dessert). My only complaint would be for them add a little more crab meat to the Maryland Crab soup. The lemon cheesecake was a great sweet ending for our meal. I plan to go back before the special pricing is over;).Special Features:
- Excellent Meal as AlwaysmikerVIPDined on 8/9/2014Excellent meal and everything about Bluestone is consistent and good. Extensive gluten free menu and tuna two ways is a favorite not to be missed. Ask for it since it's not listed on the memu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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HBO's "True Blood" stars Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Alexander Skarsgard, Kevin Alejandro, Nelsan Ellis, Jim Parrack, Deborah Ann Woll, Sam Trammell, Kristin Bauer van Straten, Rutina Wesley, Carrie Preston, Joe Manganiello, and Ryan Kwanten. The Season 4 newcomers include Gary Cole, Daniel Buran, Dane DeHaan, Fiona Shaw, Rebecca Wisocky, Janina Gavankar, Alexandra Breckenridge, Vedette Lim, Christina Moore, Neil Hopkins, and Chris Butler.
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Sookie makes a deal with Eric and reconnects with Alcide (Joe Manganiello); Bill punishes an errant vampire and counsels a guilt-ridden Jessica; Jason is cast as a reluctant savior; Tommy (Marshall Allman) eyes a scam and alienates Sam; Marnie (Fiona Shaw) flexes her newfound powers; Pam (Kristin Bauer van Straten) delivers an ultimatum to Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis), Tara (Rutina Wesley) and Jesus (Kevin Alejandro); Eric spoils Sookie's faerie reunion. Written by Alan Ball; directed by David Petrarca.
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At the OpenStack Summit in Atlanta recently, I noticed a theme that's been building the past three years but was especially present this year: commercialism.
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Browser-based HTML5 applications, native mobile applications for iOS and Android, the Internet of Things, and (soon) wearable devices are all causing big changes for application developers. Instead of browsing a website, users want to touch, swipe, and use voice commands to access their favorite content and services from a mobile phone or tablet.
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Over the past year, private Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) gained significant adoption by large corporations, building momentum that will exponentially increase in 2014. Organizations across a variety of industries turned cloud into reality through PaaS after realizing the benefits including faster application development, reduced costs, and the ability to turn software into a revenue-generating business.
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Reports of the death of IaaS have been greatly exaggerated, to adapt Mark Twain's quote. While PaaS-based cloud deployments continue to grow and innovate, IaaS providers are not standing by idly hoping to be rendered irrelevant. Virtually all of the major IaaS cloud providers are adding new services that help organizations deploy and operate applications. Many of these enhancements are starting to look very similar to PaaS services.
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The last year has been a whirlwind of events in the Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS )space. Traditional middleware vendors have actually released PaaS products and services after several years of talking about them. Some of the original PaaS players, like Google and Microsoft, have exposed IaaS offerings directly. Traditional hosting providers have started to wake up to the way that PaaS helps them up their game in connecting with developers. And we all know that…Continue
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The Strandhouse and Strandbar in Manhattan Beach-CA, is a remodel of the previous restaurant Beaches.
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The remodel included a complete new planning of the building witha new interior layout, a new vertical circulation, an underground escavation for a wine cellar, two balconies, new larger elevator reaching the underground cellar from the kitchen, and a completely new structural system to accomodate the large amount of glazed surfaces.
The design process included few design variations: from a version with a nightclub on the ground floor and sustainable facade design, to a version with an open lounge at ground floor and completely glazed facade without shading devices, initially placed to minimize sun exposure and heat gain, without compromising the access of the fantastic views.
The design of the new glazed staircase, now placed strategically at the center of the building allows the ocean view also from the back portion of the building while the glazed walls placed at the top balcony on Manhattan Beach Blvd. allow sunset views through the main restaurant floor (placed four feet below) even if the customers are enjoying the open air, sunny southern exposure.
The underground wine cellar is another dramatic feature of the Strandhouse. When entering the restaurant , the floor has some glazed openings which allow to see the large wine cellar which is also an exclusive private dining room seating ten. When using private dining room, which is served directly by the elevator connected to the fourth floor where a brand new, state of the art stainless steel kitchen is located, the guest have views of the Strandbar Lounge through the illuminated glazed staircase which allows a visual connection to all the happenings from a very exclusive niche.
The facade of the building facing the Pacific Ocean is very minimal and not invasive when observed from the beach. The lower portion was treated with an ondulated random pattern of the windows bottom mullions to emulate the form of the ocean waves and sand. This pattern was the catalist in the design and layout of numerous elements inside the building, which include, but is not limited to lighting fixtures shapes and locations, bar counters design, tile patterns, soffit pattern design, wine cellar glazed ceiling structure, and more. See gallery below.
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I'm considering having breast reduction surgery. I'm currently a 14HH. I have never ending shoulder and neck trouble. I like to exercise, but it's so damn difficult lugging these things around!
With the surgery...where do I start?
Do you have to be an ideal weight before they will consider surgery?
Do I just go to the GP and ask for a referal?
How do you pick a good surgeon from a dodgy one?
Is there any benefit in having PHI?
If there is anyone reading this from Vic, I'd be grateful to be hear of any recommended surgeons by PM.
Posted 31 December 2012 - 10:38 PM
No advice, but I sympathise - I'm a 12JJ.
I did seek out a private surgeon a few years ago and it was going to be $12000 with medicare only covering $900
PHI I think would be an advantage otherwise public wait lists are quite long.
Posted 31 December 2012 - 11:58 PM
I have also been considering one for years but haven't had the opportunity...
If you get a referral from your GP, your PHI will cover some costs if its for medical reasons, then you get some back from medicare and tax.
Get a plastic surgeon not a cosmetic surgeon. Plastic surgeons have much more experience. I went and saw three surgeons, looked at photos and spoke to people who had one previously.
I don't think their is an ideal weight but the healthier you are, the better the recovery. Also if your breasts are fat, losing weight will make them smaller so the surgery isn't so bad. Mine are just tissue though no amount of weight loss changes the size...
Posted 01 January 2013 - 12:44 AM
I had one 13 years ago and it cost me $1000 and that was mostly for the hospital room from memory. I am not really sure how I got it so cheap but medicare paid for almost all of it.
I first picked a surgeon then I got a referral from my GP. I am not in VIC though.
I think if it is for medical reasons and you wait on public system it can be more affordable.
It is one of the best things I have ever done. It is not supposed to affect it but I was a breastfeeding failure which I partially put down to the breast reduction.
I was told it was best if I had a healthy BMI but had no restrictions. hth
Posted 01 January 2013 - 06:28 AM
I had one in 2007 and it was the best thing I've ever done for myself. I'm now a perky D that has been through breastfeeding two children and still looks nice. I'm sitting here typing this wearing no bra and they're sitting like breasts are supposed to.
- You need a GP referral. The GP will most likely send you to a surgeon they know so ask for an 'open ended' referral if you can get one.
- Shop around for a surgeon. It will cost you more in initial appointments but it's worth it. My only regret is that I should have looked around more. My surgeon was fantastic but he only did the anchor surgery when I should have gone the lollipop (see below).
- There are two types of surgery; the 'anchor' and the 'lollipop'. The 'anchor' is the original form and consists of the surgeon cutting under the breast, up the middle and around the nipple. It leaves larger scaring but gives you a lovely, natural breast shape. The 'lollipop' is a single cut up the breast and around the nipple. Healing time is faster with less scarring but the breast shape isn't as natural. I got the anchor but I wish I'd have got the lollipop because I've got bad skin and have yucky scarring.
- It's a major surgery so be prepared to feel knocked around for a couple of weeks after. You'll need minimum four weeks off work and you'll have to limit touching for a few weeks. Also, be prepared that when the drain is removed from under your breasts the day after the surgery, it feels horrible.
- Cost wise, it was $11,500 in total and I was $6,500 out of pocket. It was worth every cent. You can sign up for the public system but there is a two-year waiting list and you can't pick the surgeon.
- Complications: I didn't have many except for seven hideous abscesses that popped up like enormous pimples and altered the scarring. This was probably my skin more than anything and I don't know of anyone else who had them as bad as I did.
It took a long time for the scars to fade to white and about four years to my breasts to settle into their final shape, but again, that's probably because of my skin. I love my breasts now and don't feel like a freak any more. Even hubby gets flashed now, so he likes them more, too.
Posted 01 January 2013 - 06:48 AM
Help you with the reduction side of things as I went the other way:-)
Start googling plastic surgeons in your area seek out ones who specialize in breast reductions.
Get a refural from your gp as Medicare will then cover some of the app cost.
Private insurance is good as it pays for your hospital stay and theater if the procedure your having done is covered by Medicare ( reduction would be)
Not sure how the public side of things go as I went private but would imagin a fair waiting list.
Do it!! If it makes u happier and healthier then go for it.
I don't refer having my surgery ( lift and implants plus TT)
I am more confidant and am able to exercise now)
Oh and on the BMI thig I was 90kg when I hast surgery.
Posted 21 January 2013 - 06:57 PM
I am currently sitting here on day 5 post surgery.
When I went for my first appointment with my surgeon he asked if I was happy with my weight and if it was stable. He advised if I wanted to loose a lot of weight to hold off on the operation till I was closer to my goal weight.
In regards to my referral. I originally spoke to my OB after I had my son. He wrote me up one due to over the two pregnancies he had seen my body change and my breast did not recover afterwards. I then ended up getting another referral from my gp which is the surgeon I ended up going with.
In regards to picking a surgeon I did some google. Also I think when you meet with a surgeon you need to get along with them and feel comfortable around them.
With PHI I was able to go to the hospital of my choice and have the surgeon of my choice. I also did not have a waiting list which allowed getting hubby to have time off work to look after the children.
My cost breakdown is as follows:
Surgeon : $1490
Anesthetist : $500
Hospital Stay : $500
Post op bras : $60
I am in SA.
Posted 21 January 2013 - 08:53 PM
Thanks everybody.
Comewhatmay thanks for posting so recently after surgery.
I hope all goes well.
I have decided I am going to go through with it.
I have 12 months to lose about 10 kgs before I would be happy to do it.
I have an appoinment with my GP in Feb and I will go from there.
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While recently considering poultry possibilities for Cafe Boulud's upcoming Mother's Day buffet, head chef Jim Leiken decided to go whole hog: Why not turducken?
Better yet, turducken stuffed with foie gras.
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Leiken's turducken is "a French version," he says, with "chicken confit stuffed inside a duck breast stuffed inside a turkey breast, all held together by a stuffing made with foie gras and fresh herbs."
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