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8 bedroom detached house for sale Stainburn Road, Workington
Western Lodge .... a stunning example of Victorian architecture, built in 1891 and retaining a wealth of original features and character along with an abundance of living accommodation offering flexible uses. Set back in its own gated grounds, with views over Curwen Park, this large detached res... More details ›
5 bedroom detached house for sale Linden Walk, Stainburn, Workington, CA14
A beautifully presented five bedroom detached family home benefiting from gas central heating and double glazing. The property briefly comprises spacious entrance hall, sitting room, lounge, dining room, family room, ground floor bedroom, bathroom, kitchen/diner, first floor bathroom and four bed... More details ›
5 bedroom detached house for sale Derwent Lodge, Barepot, Workington, CA14
This beautifully presented individually designed detached house is located within a semi rural location, on the edge of Workington. The property briefly comprises entrance vestibule, cloakroom/WC, entrance hall, five bedrooms, two en-suites, conservatory, first floor lounge, kitchen, dining room ... More details ›
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4 bedroom detached house for sale High Street,Workington,CA14
A rare opportunity to purchase a very impressive four-bedroom detached house, dating from the early 1900s, full of character with primary and secondary schools close by. Situated ideally for central town activities and shopping, all within walking distance. Many original features. NO FORWARD CHAIN. More details ›
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4 bedroom detached house for sale High Street, Workington, CA14
A beautifully presented four bedroom detached period style property benefiting from gas central heating. The property briefly comprises entrance porch, entrance hall, dual aspect lounge, separate dining room, kitchen, rear porch, first floor bathroom and four bedrooms. Externally, there are garde... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale 9 Beckstone Close, Harrington, Workington, Cumbria
A house of these proportions is rarely available in Workington and this super detached house provides an excellent family home. Beckstone Close is a small cul-de-sac of around ten individually designed houses and Number 9 occupies a very generous plot. The accommodation includes reception hall... More details ›
8 bedroom detached house for sale 37 Banklands, Workington, Cumbria
An impressive double fronted Victorian town house located in a sought after location, close to schools and the town centre. The well presented accommodation is set over three floors and incorporates some interesting original features. Comprising entrance hall, large lounge/dining room and a separ... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale Plot 16, James Duffield Close, Workington
FABULOUS QUALITY FAMILY HOME BY THE AWARD WINNING BUILDERS, JJ LATTIMER. On this new development at the former Newlands House, James Duffield Close is a small cul-de-sac of quality properties in the popular Ashfield area of Workington. This super four bedroomed detached house currently under con... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale Wentworth Park, Stainburn, Workington
A SUPERB DEVELOPMENT OF 3 AND 4 BEDROOM HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS Plot 4 - The Grove - 4 bedroom, stone fronted detached house with detached garage. Comprehensive specification throughout and extending to approximately 1,539 sq ft. Open views to rear over farmland. Designed with growing families in ... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale Arundel at Cairns Chase, Moor Road, Stainburn, CA14
This fantastic four bedroom detached house with single-detached garage provides a downstairs WC, an open plan dining/kitchen, useful UTILITY ROOM with door to outside, together with a lounge with patio doors opening to a garden with patio area. More details ›
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By Michelle Malkin, Investor's Business Daily
In the aftermath of the horrific Newtown, Conn., school massacre, Americans from all parts of the political spectrum agree that we need to pay more attention to mental health issues. Public death threats and incitements to violence must be taken seriously.
The incendiary witch hunt against law-abiding, peaceful gun owners, though, is neither noble nor effective. It's just plain insane.
Over the past week, I've witnessed a disturbing outbreak of off-the-rails hatred toward gun owners and Second Amendment groups. Whatever your views on guns, we can all agree: The Newtown gunman was a monster who slaughtered his own mother, five heroic educators and 20 angel-faced schoolchildren. He ignored laws against murder. He bypassed Connecticut's strict gun control regulations, and he circumvented the Sandy Hook Elementary School's security measures. Every decent American is horrified and heartsick by this outbreak of pure evil.
But tens of millions of law-abiding men and women own and use guns responsibly in this country. The cynical campaign to demonize all armed men and women as monsters must not go unanswered. What's most disturbing is that the incitements are coming from purportedly respectable, prominent and influential public figures.
Consider the rhetoric of University of Rhode Island Professor Erik Loomis. He teaches "U.S. environmental history, the Civil War, late 19th and early 20th century America, labor history, and the American West" in the university's history department.
Online, however, Loomis is a militantly unhinged foe of all things conservative. This week, the nutty professor took to Twitter to rail against law-abiding gun owners and the National Rifle Association.
"Looks like the National Rifle Association has murdered some more children," Loomis fumed. "Now I want Wayne LaPierre's head on a stick," he added.
(LaPierre is executive vice president and CEO of the NRA.)
Loomis was just warming up.
"F**k the National Rifle Association and its policies to put crazy guns in everyone's hands," Loomis tweeted. "You are g*dd*mn right we should politicize this tragedy. F**k the NRA. Wayne LaPierre should be in prison," he spewed.
"Can we define NRA membership dues as contributing to a terrorist organization?"
If all that wasn't clear enough, Loomis also re-tweeted the following message from a fellow left-winger:
"First f**ker to say the solution is for elementary school teachers to carry guns needs to get beaten to death."
When the conservative group Campus Reform called attention to the craziness, Loomis whined about a "right-wing intimidation campaign." Sane university professors shook their heads. University of Tennessee law professor and blogger Glenn Reynolds explained the anti-NRA syllogism at work:
"(1) Something bad happened; (2) I hate you; so (3) it's your fault. This sort of reasoning has played out in all sorts of places over the past century, with poor results. One would expect a history professor to know better."
Unfortunately, Loomis is not alone. Famed author Joyce Carol Oates also took to Twitter to blame the entire membership of the NRA for one evil-doer's massacre.
"Another NRA-sponsored massacre for Christmas 2012," Oates wrote.
She then accused any politicians who supported the NRA of "felony homicide." And then she mused hopefully for mass shootings against the NRA:
"If sizable numbers of NRA members become gun victims themselves, maybe hope for legislation of firearms?"
Shockingly, actress Marg Helgenberger of the TV show "CSI" cheered her on:
"One can only hope, but sadly I don't think anything would change."
In Texas, state Democratic Party official John Cobarruvias threw fuel on the fire. He is the Democratic Party precinct chair in Houston and holds a seat on the Texas State Democratic Party's executive committee. On his Twitter feed, Cobarruvias labeled the NRA a "domestic terrorist organization" and called for the assassination of NRA leaders and supporters:
"Can we now shoot the #NRA and everyone who defends them?"
So, it's come to this: Advocating beheadings, beatings and the mass murder of peaceful Americans to pay for the sins of a soulless madman. But because the advocates of violence fashion themselves champions of nonviolence and because they inhabit the hallowed worlds of Hollywood, academia and the Democratic Party, it's acceptable?
Blood-lusting hate speech must not get a pass just because it comes out of the mouths of the protected anti-gun class.
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Jonathan Gruber's several videotaped remarks about the gross deceptions that got ObamaCare passed in Congress should tell us a lot about the Obama administration. And the way that the mainstream media hesitated for days to even mention what professor Gruber said, while they obsessed over ...
Asserting a legal and constitutional authority he himself said he did not have, President Obama has gone rogue, issuing an executive amnesty for 4-5 million illegal aliens. He ordered the U.S. government not to enforce the law against these 4-5 million, and declared that they are to be exempt from ...
'When the facts change, I change my mind," economist John Maynard Keynes is supposed to have said when charged with inconsistency. "What do you do, sir?" As President Obama threatens to stretch his power to faithfully execute the law to a breaking point by effectively legalizing some 5 million ...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Jonathan Gruber, a prominent architect of ObamaCare, has been exposed as little more than an elitist fraud. Gruber was caught on videotape expressing the haughty attitude that drove the Affordable Care Act, deriding the "stupidity" of Americans as a ...

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Four dunks. Four perfect scores.
Detroit small forward Doug Anderson entered Thursday's State Farm College Slam Dunk & 3-Point Championships with quite the reputation when it comes to finishing above the rim, and he certainly did not disappoint at McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta.
Anderson received a perfect score on each of his dunks, the last of which being a between the legs reverse 360 similar to what 2013 phenom Andrew Wiggins pulled off in Monday's McDonald's All America Game dunk contest.
Anderson knocked off Arizona State's Carrick Felix in the finals, with La Salle's Ramon Galloway and USC's Renaldo Woolridge being eliminated following the semifinal round.
You can watch each of Anderson's four dunks here.
VCU's Troy Daniels needed a tiebreaker to get out of the first round of the three-point contest but the sharpshooter caught fire from that point forward, winning the competition with 23 points in both the semifinals and finals.
Daniels went on to beat the champion of the women's three-point competition, Indiana's Aulani Sinclair, in the annual matchup of the winners of the two contests.
But this night belongs to Anderson, who put on a show that came as no surprise to those who have watched him dunk throughout his collegiate career (44% of this field goals this season were dunks).
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Why: great menu selections, atmosphere.
Where: Gay Street
Why: Excellent food, great staff, great atmosphere.
By th Tracks Bistro
Where: Bearden
Why: Outstanding food, well-prepared and well-presented; excellent service; charming atmosphere
Where: On the River or Bearden Hill
Why: Tasty ribs, plus this is where my pal likes to go when he comes in from Atlanta. That's always a special occasion.
Where: Henley Street
Why: Quality fresh seafood preparation, good service, very comfortable atmosphere.
Where: Gay Street
Why: Excellent food, reasonable prices, non smoking in a cool environment.
Where: Downtown Knoxville on Gay Street
Why: Great food, great service, nice atmosphere, good menu, and a Knoxville tradition
Pasta Trio
Where: Old City
Why: The only Knoxville restaurant that seems worth the money. Feels like a New York City restaurant. Wonderful food. I'm poor enough that this restaurant qualifies as special occasion.
Le Parigo
Where: 5803 Kingston Pike
Why: High quality
The Orangery
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Excellent food; lighter than Regas.
Parkside/Lakeside/Riverside Tavern
Where: Any
Why: Food and service are usually great, menu selection is good, and drinks are strong. 2/3 have good views of water too. Really hot hostesses, especially downtown.
The Orangery
By the Tracks Bistro
Where: Kingston Pike
The Orangery
Where: Homberg Place
Why: Inspired food and wine pairings and oh-so-elegant surroundings
Bistro by the Tracks
Where: Kingston Pike / Homberg Place
Why: Best in town
Foothills Milling Company
Where: Maryville, TN
Why: Excellent Food, Unusual Menu, Nice Atmosphere, excellent service
Foothills Milling
Where: Maryville, TN
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Casual dining restaurant
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: I'm a vegetarian...and it's good food.
Barley's Taproom
Where: Old City
Why: Pizza a beer... is there anything else you need to know?
Where: Essary Road at Broadway
Why: Consistent moderately priced good food. There's nothing bad on the menu.
Cha Cha
Where: Homberg
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: One has to ask?
Where: Downtown or Pellissippi
Why: Chase does good restaurants. Worth it.
Downtown Grill and Brewery
Where: Gay St.
Why: One word: the beer. We really like the microbrews (try the Nutbrown and IPA).
Stir Fry
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Great food and outdoor seating.
Where: on the River
Why: Best ribs around!! And great view on the river.
Where: Rocky Hill
Why: The Chef at Etcetra has created a great menu that has a litlle of something for everyone. The ruby red decor really creates a great date night atmosphere
Tavern on the River
Where: Neyland Drive
Why: Good food, decent staff, love the river view.
Where: Northshore
Why: local owned, AWESOME food and atmosphere with unbeatable service
La Paz, aka Che Gueverra
Where: Suburban Center
Why: Great margaritas, consistently good food at reasonable prices, great music; the owner, Kevin, is a truly good guy and treats his staff well, as evidenced by some who have been there nearly 20 years - a home away from home.
Tomato Head
Where: 12 Market Square
Why: Variety of entrees, healthy fare, fresh ingredients, fresh bread, friendly folks.
Where: Knoxville Riverfront
Why: Good varied menu selections, and quality preparation with a great view of riverfront.
Where: cumberland avenue
Why: good food, fun atmosphere, good service
Riverside Tavern
Where: Volunteer Landing
Why: Nice bar, outdoor seating, interesting menu, good food, and views of the river
Where: Sutherland Avenue
Why: Like the ambience and the food is pretty good/ though uneven. A great little place to meet friends with a bottle of wine.
Nolrthshore Brasserie
Where: Northshore Drive
Why: Vared menu, Mussels 5 ways, bread and overall quality
Pasta Trio
Where: Old City
Why: Good, reasonably priced food. I love their salad dressing.
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: Great food, service, atmosphere; also, I've found it to have the best vegetarian options in the city.
Texas Roadhouse
Where: Any
Why: Usually good and inexpensive, consistent food and service.
Creamery Park Grill
Where: Fountian City
Why: great food, wonderful service, close to where I live and great to bring the kiddies!
Where: Bearden Hill
Where: Cumberland Avenue
Why: Their beer selection is expansive, the food is always fresh and you can eat meat - or not.
Where: Maryville, TN
Why: Good food, great atmosphere, nice bar, great location, fun place
Where: Multiple
Where: linksview drive
Why: amazing chicken parmessan- huge portions! comfortable bistro style decor and great parking.
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Southern/home cooking restaurant
Kitts Cafe
Where: Greenway Road
Why: Just try it...you'll like it.
Ramsey's Restaurant
Where: Central Ave. Pike near Merchant
Why: Fried chicken and mashed potatoes can't be beat. Egg custard is outta sight. And it's all on a buffet.
Big Fatties
Where: Merchant's and Central Ave. Pike
Why: What can I say. If you know Knoxville, you know Ramsey's
Lunch House
Where: Magnolia near Prosser
Why: good basic home cooking at affordable prices; clean; racially diverse customers; good service.
Big Fatty's
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Darn good vittles. Okra.
Where: union avenue
Why: great breakfast
Lunch House
Where: Holston Drive
Why: Close to home cooking, outstanding fried cornbread, tuesday is butterbean day
Where: Downtown
Where: Downtown
411 Restaurant
Where: 411 South, Maryville
Why: Their cheeseburger and fries combo will rock your world.
Where: Maryville, TN
Why: Excellent food, large menu choices, fun place, hidden from the crowd, but always packed
Big Fatty's
Where: Knoxville, TN
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Italian restaurant
Louis' Original Drive-in
Where: Broadway
Why: If you have never eaten at Louis'...you ain't been livin' in Knoxville very long.
Pasta Trio
Where: Old City
Why: Its got that traditional italian atmosphere right in the heart of the Old City. Grab some pasta, a couple glasses of red wine, and a enjoy your evening in Knoxville "Farragut-Free."
Italian Market & Grill
Where: Franklin Square
Where: Bearden
Why: Good food fair price.
Where: N. Peters / The Commons Knoxville TN
Why: http://www.altrudas.com/
Louis's Orignial
Where: Old Broadway - North Knoxville
Why: Spaghetti w/ mushroom sauce. nuff' said.
Where: Southerland Ave
Why: A brown bagger but solid dishes for us commoners
Bridge Street Cafe
Where: Bridge Street, Hot Springs, North Carolina
Why: Rich, delectable entrees, quaint ambience.
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Good italian food and atmosphere.
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Atmosphere,Wine list and eggplant Parma
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: In addition to being one of the oldest restaurants in the area, the food and atmosphere are great.
Italian Market & Grill
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Great food, strong drinks, hot hostesses.
Where: Kingston Pike
Where: Homberg
Why: Tradition, taste, service, atmosphere.
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: The people are the best
Where: West Knoxville
Why: Great food, romantic atmosphere, good service, not like a chain!
Italian Market & Grille
Where: West Knoxville
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Mexican/Southwest restaurant
Senor Taco
Where: North Broadway
Why: Muy Excellente! Killer salsas for appetizers!
Where: Broadway in Fountain City
Los Amigoes
Where: Maryville TN
Where: Merchants/Cedar Lane
Why: Great authentic Mexican food. The enchiladas rancheras (with pork and grilled veggies) are fantastic.
Senor Taco
Where: Broadway
Why: I had heard the recommendations for years, but just got around to vising recently. I was blown away with every aspect of the experience. Great service. Great food. Great prices. Great specials. Cool salsa bar. And a bowling alley next door. What more do you need? I ordered a seafood enchilada and the fish was nice and tender. It's so easy to overcook shrimp, but this was just perfect.
El Charro
Where: Bearden Hill
El Sazon
Where: Alcoa
Why: Good food, authentic staff, great bartender.
La Paz, aka ChezGueverra; second choice La Costa
Where: see question 2 answers
Why: see question 2 answers
El Charro
Where: Cumberland Strip
Why: Good, quick Mexican food
la paz aka. chez gueverva
Where: suburban center
Why: great food, great service, fun atmosphere
El Sazon
Where: Alcoa Highway across from the airport
Why: Great food, great margaritas, great bartender, and fun decor and atmosphere.
El Charro
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: the cheese enchiladas. They have a good sauce.
Senor Taco
Where: Broadway
Why: Salsa bar and overall quality and price
Are you kidding me?
Why: There aren't any good Mexican or Southwestern restaurants here, though Senor Taco is close. I am from the Southwest, I know!
Senor Taco
Where: N. Broadway
Why: I realize that this is a chain, but every time that I've visited the place, it seems like a local establishment. And for the price and quality, it can't be beat.
Where: Kingston Pike -- Farragut
Why: Cheap, fast, and good.
El Charro
Where: Bearden Hill
Los Amigos
Where: Maryville
Why: Try Hector's Special Enchiladas (Shrimp is my favorite) with a Margarita... Mas bueno!
Agave Zul (sp?)
Where: Western Plaza - Kingston Pike
Why: The only fish tacos in town
El sazon
Where: Alcoa Highway-Alcoa
Why: Great atmosphere, great food, great service, big Vol fans!
Where: Maryville and South Knoxville
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Chinese restaurant
Dynasty Express
Where: Broadway in Ftn. City
Why: Crab Rangoon (Mom's favorites), Veggie entrees, great veggie eggrolls, great people.
China Jiang
Where: Emory Road near I-75
Why: Huge portions, well cooked and seasoned, plentiful fresh veggies. And the owners (and their 3 kids) are super folks.
Plum Tree
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Plum Tree isn't a place that you would consider taking a first, or second date, there is absolutely nothing fancy about the settings, but their food is quite good. Plum Tree isn't a Buffet, but when you leave, you won't be leaving hungry. The sauces that the meals are served in, are thick and full of flavor, not watered down as I have experienced in other restaurants. Their meals are served with rice literaly covering one end of the elongated plates integrated into the main course which almost covers the opposite end. Even if you are not a big rice fan, the food portions are more than adequate to fill you up. If you like spicy I recommend the Kanshaw Beef. Kanshaw Beef is thinly sliced strips of Beef served with sliced Bell Peppers and Celery, they together are covered in a dark rich spicy sauce. You'll enjoy the flavor so much you will find yourself digging through the rice searching for every escaped morsel of food. I'd also recommend the Cashew Chicken
Ming Tree
Where: Alcoa
Why: It's one of the few non-buffets we've discovered. Pretty good garlic chicken and hot & sour soup.
Hong Kong House
China Jiang
Where: Powell
Why: Great takeout at a great price. The owners provide great customer service
China Pearl
Where: Bearden Hill or Farragut
Why: Something better about the sauce at China Pearl. Above average ingredients.
MP Hibachi Grill
Where: Calderwood across from Midland shopping center in Maryville
Why: Nice decor, good service, decent Chinese, great prices, and a Japanese steak/seafood hibachi menu (which I haven't tried.)
Dragon Den
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Because it's the only Chinese restaurant near my office. It's usually good too.
P.F Changs
Where: Kingston Pike
Taste of Thai
Where: Peters Road, Cedar Bluff area
Why: It's not really Chinese, but it is the best Asian influenced restaurant I've found. You can do super spicy or tame... the offerings are authentic and tasty! The Tom Ka (sp.?) soup is outrageous.
Where: Merchants Drive
Why: OK - its not Chinese. It Vietmanese and really good
Ming Tree
Where: Alcoa Highway-Alcoa
Why: Have been there for years, thus great food, great service, great prices, nice-quiet atmosphere-Chinese and Thai dishes. I know one of the employees and he has been serving me Chinese food for 20 years.
P.F. Chang's
Where: Knoxville, TN
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Japanese/Sushi restaurant
Where: Kingston Pike
Where: Downtown West
Why: Most creative and freshest sushi in town. Sushi chef will make custom creations on request
Where: Halls
Why: White Sauce!
Where: downtown
Why: outstanding food
Where: Gay Street
Why: Secret Garden, bubble tea.
Where: gay street
Why: awesome food, great service, fun mood, gregg white
Where: Gay ST
Why: Quality, meade on tap
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Great service and sushi. Also, it seems more authentic or trendy than other places I've been.
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Fast, cheap, consistent, good, and near my office!
Where: Bearden Hill
Soho Cafe
Where: Western Plaza
Why: I like the music and atmosphere there... the basil beef and shrimp is excellent.
Where: Gay Street
Why: Great atmoshere and great sushi
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Thai or other Asian restaurant
Stir Fry Cafe
Why: Lemon grass soup rocks
Taste of Thai
Where: Peters Road
Why: Great place. Best Thai in Ktown
Lemon Grass
Where: Maryville
Why: The food is great, particularly the curries and the pad thai. And the basil spring rolls are yummy.
Taste of Thai
Tast of Thai
Taste of Thai
Where: Cedar Bluff
Why: Even the soup appetizer is delicious
Taste of Thai
Where: The Commons, North Peters Road
Why: Pad thai is yummy, also the Phoenix (?) soup and ginger ice cream.
stir fry
Where: galleria
Why: good food
T Ho
Where: Merchants Dr.
Why: Vietamese, the Crepe is the best dish in Knoxville
Where: Western Plaza
Taste of Thai
Where: Peters Road
Why: Great food.
Stir Fry Cafe
Where: Kingston Pike
Taste of Thai
Why: Oops, see above.
Where: Merchants Drive
Lemon Grass
Where: Maryville
Why: I never even ask what the lunch special is anymore...I just order it.
Stir Fry Cafe
Where: Knoxville-The Gallery
Why: They have been in town for around 15 years, great food, nice atmosphere-much different menu-really good Thai food
Taste of Thai
Where: Knoxville, TN
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Other ethnic restaurant
Sitar Indian restaurant
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: I love Indian food and haven't had a chance to try Kashmir yet...but this one is pretty damn good.
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: Quality Indian food. The pan is delicious. Indian beer, too.
Alex's Havana Cafe
Where: Homberg
Why: Great Cuban sandwich.
Where: Bearden
Why: consistently good food, good service - yummy
Falafel Hut
Where: Clinch Avenue at james Agee Street
Why: Just an old favorite.
El Quetzal
Where: Chapman Hwy
Why: most authenic food
Falafel Hut and Sitar
Where: Fort Sanders and Bearden
Why: Both have excellent and authentic ethnic food. I have a lot of Palestinian aunties and cousins, and eating at Falafel Hut brings me a taste of home.
Where: Old City
Agave Azul
Where: Western Plaza
Why: Great food, awesome Sunday Buffet, great prices, fun place to eat, service is great, indoor-outdoor eating, great menu, great bar
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Steak restaurant
Where: Fountain City
Where: West
Why: Mike Connor does a great job.
Riverside Tavern
Where: Knoxville TN
Where: Gay Street
Why: Steaks cooked to order.
Northshore Brassiere
Where: Northshore at Pellissippi Parkway
Ye Olde Steak House
Where: Chapman Highway in South Knoxville
Why: Sides could be better, service can be variable, but always a great steak.
Copper Cellar
Where: Cumberland- Downstairs
Edison Steak House
Where: Farragut
Why: Their seasoned beef is incredibly tender and flavorful and their wine list is outstanding. The service is typically exceptional.
Copper Cellar
Where: Cumberland Ave
Ye Olde Steak House
Where: South Knoxville
Why: No explanation necessary
Edison Park
Where: Knoxville, TN
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Seafood restaurant
Where: Henley Street
Why: Great variety, always well prepared, quiet decor.
Where: Downtown
Why: Freshest, best prepared seafood in any landlocked state of the Union
Where: all over
Why: they are all mediocre.
Shrimip Dock
Why: ...not a restaurant..but damn good sea food selectections.
Bayou Bay
Where: Chapman Highway
Why: Great home-cooked seafood with a cajun touch. Not exactly a classy atmosphere, but who needs to dress up to eat well? The clam chowder is the best I've ever had. And they serve alligator.
Where: Henley Street
Why: Variety, preparation
Where: Henley Street
Why: See special event restaurant
Where: Downtown Henley St.
Why: Not a big fan of seafood, but I like theirs. Nice restaurant, good key lime pie.
Bonefish Grill
Please don't pick Chesapeake's
Where: Downtown
Why: Their food is tasteless, bland, overcooked, and greasy.
Where: Downtown
Captain D's
Where: all over
Why: 'cause I haven't tried Bonefish. I'll go to Cap'n D's for some throw down fried shrimp...
Bone Fish
Where: Kingston Pike
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Cracker Barrel
Where: They're everywhere
Why: Great value and enough food to hold you until dinner.
Italian Market & Grill
Where: Franklin Square
Why: Awesome buffet, fantastic omelets
Cracker Barrel
Where: various
Why: can't be beat.
Green Hills Grill
Where: Knoxville TN
Why: Yeah...its a chain, but they have really kick ass omlettes.
Market Square Kitchen
Where: Union and Market
Why: Great omelets and really reasonable prices.
Where: Central St.
Why: If you like Red Eye Gravy this is the place.
Pancake Pantry
Where: Parkway, Gatlinburg
Why: Fine selection of pancakes.
Where: Everywhere
Why: Don't laugh. This is the best kept breakfast value secret. Order the Deluxe Breakfast and you get scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuit, hashbrowns, AND pancakes. Add a side of gravy (which is better than Cracker Barrel's, by the way) and you're all set for about $5. (Not recommended as a daily part of your diet, with an artery clogging 1200 calories 61 grams of fat, and 136 grams of carbs. Without the gravy.)
Where: Downtown
Where: Kingston Pike
Cracker Barrel
Where: all over
Why: I've got to admit it, since K-ville doesn't have a great place like the City Cafe (Murfreesboro), CB serves up a breakfast that will last you all day - if you can stand the wait.
Where: Young High Pike
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Cumberland Grill
Where: UT Campus
Why: 3 dollar burger and fries on Sundays... a poor man's dream.
Where: Essary
Why: The bakery fresh bread makes this burger hum.
Where: Fountain City
Why: Love me one of them greasy big ass burgers.
Downtown Grill and Brewery
Where: Gay St.
Why: Great burgers, cooked to order.
Where: Central St. across from Oklahoma/ Old Merita Bread Factory
Why: Hamburger and a nilla' cone on the picnic table at the Freezo will make any day.
Where: Alcoa
Why: Guacamole on the burger as ordered, Convenience
Bob's Burgers
Where: Hwy 70 Midtown (I 40 exit 350)
Bistro at the Bijou
Where: 803 S. Gay Street
Why: Juicy, flavorful meat; an array of good cheeses.
Where: Gay Street
Why: Big burger, quality beef.
Little River Village Campground Store
Where: Townsend, near the Park entrance
Why: Great burgers, fresh ingredients. Their broasted chicken is good, too. Their fudge is as good as you will find anywhere. Stop by to get a picnic lunch to take with you on you way to the mountains.
Pizza Palace
Where: Magnolia
Why: old fashion cheeseburger and onion rings
Where: Fountain City
Sam & Andy's
Where: Farragut
Why: Nothing can beat the Vol Burger!
Where: Fountain City
411 Highway Restaurant
Where: 411 Highway, Maryville
Why: Old grill, seasoned meat, grilled onions.... Damn, I'm getting hungry.
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Barley's Taproom
Where: Old City
Pizza Hut
Where: All around
Why: It's a national chain, but doggone their stuff is good.
Where: Old City
Why: Pretty good pizza but even better calzones.
Tomato Head
Where: North Knoxville
Why: If you've ever eaten a pizza at Harby's you know what I'm talking about. A true hole in the wall if you've ever seen one but the best dang pizza hands down. The Greek Salad is excellente' as well.
Pizza Palace
Where: Magnolia
Why: Thin (but not too thin) crust, good consistency, good cheese, beer delivered to car while waiting.
Tomato Head
Where: downtown
Why: How can you ask why? Great food...
Tomato Head / I Love NY Pizza
Where: Market Square/Chapman Ford Center
Why: Tomato Head for "gourmet" varieties; I Love NY Pizza for New ork traditional
Where: Callahan Dr.
Pizza Palace
Where: Magnolia Ave.
Why: This is a tough one. There are lots of good pizza places. This one has been around forever and they serve my favorite style. Bonus: you can order a beer curbside while you wait.
Where: Jackson Ave
Why: Tender crust
Where: North Knoxville
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: This is by far the best pizza I've had in Knoxville.
Where: Campus
Where: Ebenezer Road, West Knoxville
Why: Because the new guys need a plug. Ya'll should visit. And their pizza is quite yummy as well.
The Pizza Kitchen
Where: Knoxville, Northshore Drive
Why: Great food, great drinks, fun atmosphere, super staff, great variety, indoor-outdoor eating, great prices, Sunday Buffet!
Where: Turkey Creek
Snappy Tomato Pizza
Where: Broadway in Ftn. City
Why: Just tried it and its pretty darn good. I still miss the old Godfather's Pizza that used to be in the shopping center between Tazewell Pike and Broadway in Ftn. City. That pizza was the food of the gods. But the Snappy Tomato comes pretty close.
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Nixon's Deli
Where: Broadway in Ftn. City
Why: Good sandwiches, nice people, yummy desserts.
Why: Cheap, quick, not greasy
Paul's Oasis
Where: Kingston Pike
Why: This is more a local bar & grill, but there's a great hoagie on the menu. Served hot with Italian dressing.
Where: any location
Where: Powell, Ftn Cty
Why: Lot a meat, great bread, good price
Where: Moody Road at Chapman Highway
Why: Great sandwiches put together by a true sandwich artist.
Jersey Mike's
Where: Cumberland Avenue.
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: As a vegetarian, it's hard to find restaurants where I can eat out with friends who are not, and this is the best place to find common ground.
Firehouse Subs
Where: Peters Road
Why: Great sandwiches, new restaurant.
Where: Kingston Pike
Where: all over knoxville
Why: Custom made. Locally owned. Decent sandwiches.
Lakeview Market (aka Victor's)
Where: Alcoa Hwy & Topside Road
Where: Maryville, TN
Why: Great Sandwiches, good prices, great sweet tea, good cookies
Where: Maryville, TN
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Why: Can't beat that Baby Jane (available every other weekend)
Where: Old City
Why: Nobody makes desserts like Peggy. Sadly, she's only doing wedding cakes these days. I'm hoping for holiday pies - try the three nut cranberry, or the cherry.
Copper Cellar
Where: Cumberland
Why: The strawberry shortcake rocks.
Why: I LOVE tiramisu
Where: Ftn Cty
Why: Can you say Red Velvet Cake?
Tomato Head
Where: 12 Market Square
Why: Cookies, pies and those great cobblers
Where: S. Central
Why: Super quality , without equal in Knox area
Where: Downtown
Why: Their strawberry shortcake is fabulous. And they use real shortcake, not that crappy storebought sponge stuff!
Where: Fountain City
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: You wouldn't ask why if you ate their peanut butter pie...
Blount County Library
Where: Maryville, TN
Why: Never seen anything like it! Coffee, cakes, cookies, smoothies, in a beautiful library, for a great price!
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Vegetarian/health food restaurant
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: See casual dining entry...
Where: UT Campus
Where: Cumberland Ave
Why: It's legendary, and the reputation is well-deserved
Where: Cumberland
Why: Great sandwiches and entrees. My favorite is the enchilada with black beans and goat cheese.
Where: Cumberland
Why: Great menu. Great atomosphere. And with the new bar annex, there's now a smoking option. One of the only vegetarian menu's I've encountered in which I have trouble deciding what to order because it's all so good.
Where: Cumberland
Why: Consistently good food, nice atmosphere
Tomato Head
Where: 12 Market Square
Why: Fresh ingredients.
Where: Cumberland Ave.
Falafel hut
Where: James Agee St.
Why: Falafel and mid-east salads
Where: The Strip
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: As a vegetarian, it's hard to find restaurants where I can eat out with friends who are not, and this is the best place to find common ground. Plus, you could eat there every day of the week and have something different each time. Not a lot of other restaurants in Knoxville can boast that.
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Tomato Head
Where: Market Square
Why: They really strive to serve the veggie community. If only they could do something about the noise...
Do we have one? Probably Sunspot
Where: Knoxville-Cumberland Ave.
Why: Great chips and salsa, good food, unique menu, fun atmosphere, one of the nicer places to eat on the Strip-also considering opening in Maryville
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Wishbone's - Chicken Tenders
Where: Clinton Hwy, Maynardville Hwy, Magnolia
Why: I eat a lot of chicken tenders. Zaxby's, Ruby's, Sawyer's, you get the picture. I drive miles out of my way to get Wishbone's tenders. They have got the be the meatiest tenders you can get the and the batter is to die for. Try em', you'll love em'.
The Lunch Box
Where: Baum Drive
Why: local owned, all foods prepared fresh and on location (or out of the catering location on Cross Park) the manager (Chris) at Baum Dr. will make special/personable deliveries to many of his customers; and, he knows them all by name!
Ridgewood Barbecue
Where: Bluff City, TN (near Roane Mt. Park)
Why: Could be worth the drive itself, definitely worth a stop if you're in the area visiting Roane Mt. State Park. Possibly the best barbecue you will ever have.
Kashmir Indian
Where: 17th St.
Wright's Cafeteria
Where: Middlebrook Pike
Why: Best Cafeteria Category
Tomato Head
Where: Downtown Knoxville
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Actually, the bakery offers celebration cakes and cupcakes in addition to the wedding cakes. MagPies cakes are made fresh to order. There is almost always a selection of cakes and cupcakes available to walk-in customers too. The cake menu is here.
Look for special offerings of cheesecakes and pies closer to the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Best restaurants
My votes for 'best' restaurant(s)
White tablecloth: Regas, hands down
Upscale: Copper Cellear, we like downstairs on Cumberland
Cafeteria: Wrights, one great one in a dwindling supply
Everyday: Sam and Andy's (west division) Lunch House (east division)
Anytime: Puleo's Grille
Good, fun, & funky: Litton's, lotta grease for the dollar.
Best $1.45 Baloney sammich in town: Amherst Grocery, Amherst Road; a local institution. CSX train crews call ahead and stop the train across the street to pick up their orders (note to concerned citizens: they only stop for a couple of minutes)
Le Parigo
Le Parigo is a not a high end place and is run by an idiot who thinks he is better than every American. The bar is poorly stocked and the wait staff does not know anything. Over-priced and pretentious, if even still in business.
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Chad Michael Murray & Nicky Whelan Dating; 'Left Behind' Co-Stars Confirm Relationship on Twitter [PHOTO, VIDEO]
'One Tree Hill' star Chad Michael Murray has a thing for dating his co-stars.
One Tree Hill star Chad Michael Murray is reportedly dating another one of his co-stars.
The 32-year-old confirmed his relationship with his Left Behind cast member Nicky Whelan with a Twitter picture of the two kissing.
"I am a very lucky man. Blessed 2 feel the way I do with @NickyWhelan! I hope each of u feels the same in ur world!" Murray captioned the photo.
Whelan, 32, is not the first co-star Murray has dated since he became a household name on the WB, and later CW's, One Tree Hill. The drama series focused on half-brothers Lucas and Nathan Scott as they compete for both basketball stardom and love in small town North Carolina. Murray portrayed Lucas on the show and had on-screen relationships with Sophia Bush's Brooke Davis, Hilarie Burton's Peyton Sawyer and Michaela McManus's Lindsey Strauss.
Murray and Bush's relationship continued off-screen and the two married in 2005 after two years of dating. Bush filed for an annulment after only five months later following allegations that Murray cheated on her with his House of Wax co-star Paris Hilton.
Murray then went on to date Kenzie Dalton, an extra on the TV series, and the two were engaged for seven years before calling off the relationship in September 2013.
Bush went on to date her co-stars since her marriage with Murray ended. She reportedly was in a relationship with James Lafferty, who played One Tree Hill's Nathan, from 2008-2009. In 2010 she confirmed an on-again, off-again relationship with Austin Nichols, who later joined the show to play her love interest and eventual husband Julian Baker. However, the two split in February 2012.
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Irradiation: A Safer Measure for Safe Iceberg Lettuce and Spinach
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On August 22, 2008, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a final rule that allows the use of irradiation to make fresh iceberg lettuce and fresh spinach safer and last longer without spoiling.
Irradiating fresh iceberg lettuce and spinach will help protect consumers from disease-causing bacteria. Infections from bacteria such as Salmonella and Escherichia coli O157:H7 (E. coli) continue to be a public health problem in the United States. Illnesses from these bacteria range from uncomfortable symptoms to life-threatening health problems. Severe illness from E. coli, for example, can lead to kidney failure.
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In addition to controlling harmful bacteria and other microorganisms, irradiating fresh iceberg lettuce and fresh spinach will allow the greens to keep longer without spoiling.
The foods affected by the final rule are
- loose, fresh iceberg lettuce and fresh spinach
- bagged iceberg lettuce and spinach
Irradiation and Safety
Irradiation (also sometimes termed "ionizing radiation") is a process of treating products with a measured dose of radiation. Food irradiation is not new. FDA has conducted irradiation safety evaluations for more than 40 years and has determined the process to be safe for use on a variety of foods.
After studying the safety of irradiating fresh iceberg lettuce and fresh spinach, FDA has determined that these greens, when irradiated under the conditions specified in the final rule, retain their nutrient value and are safe to eat.
FDA considers irradiation a complement to, not a replacement for, proper food-handling practices by producers, processors, and consumers. Irradiation is an additional tool that may be used to reduce the levels of disease-causing microorganisms on fresh iceberg lettuce and fresh spinach.
Irradiation does not take the place of washing. FDA continues to recommend that consumers wash fresh and bagged produce before eating unless the packaging specifically states that the product has been prewashed.
Irradiation of Other Foods
Many foods are already permitted to be irradiated to control bacteria and keep the foods longer without spoiling. For example, FDA approved the irradiation of red meat in 1997 after reviewing numerous scientific studies conducted worldwide on the effects of irradiation on various meat products. Other examples of foods that may be irradiated to kill microbes include spices, poultry, and molluscan shellfish (such as oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops).
FDA has previously allowed lettuce, spinach, and some other foods to be irradiated to kill insects or to slow spoilage. However, the doses used for these purposes are lower than what is required to kill most disease-causing bacteria.


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The push for renewable energy in Hawaii has two parts to it — the installation of green energy projects and efficiency.
The latter usually doesn't get much ink or air time, mostly because it's not as visible as a towering wind turbine or a land-engulfing solar farm.
But on Tuesday, the investment in energy efficiency had something to show — to the tune of $647,637.
Hawaii Energy, the ratepayer-funded conservation and efficiency program, presented a check in that amount to Castle Medical Center for the Kailua hospital's extensive efficiency measures.
Honolulu's Energy Industries, an energy project developer focused on efficiency and renewable solutions, was the project developer.
It installed an energy management system integrating qualifying energy efficiency air conditioning and lighting systems.
Two 450-ton water-cooled chillers were replaced with significantly more energy-efficient chillers and the center's aging cooling towers were replaced with two 450-ton cooling towers.
The Windward Oahu hospital also replaced old lighting with more efficient alternatives.
All together, the project will save Castle Medical Center an estimated 635,100 kilowatt hours annually, which equates to $190,530 in savings based on 30 cents per kilowatt hour.
The majority of the incentive was made available via American Recovery and Reinvestment Act stimulus funds received by the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism.
As part of the Recovery Act of 2009, the federal government allotted nearly $40 million for Hawaii's energy-related programs.
Hawaii Energy received a little more than $6 million of those funds to provide incentives for energy-efficient programs for utility customers served on the Big Island and Oahu and in Maui County.
Duane Shimogawa covers energy, real estate and economic development for Pacific Business News.
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