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'Ultimate Pro' Taylor Returns as Jets Foe, AgainPosted by on October 14, 2011 – 8:39 am
The times certainly have changed.
Sure, the Jets and the Dolphins probably won't exchange recipes Monday night, but Jason Taylor's season of service with the Jets in 2010 has changed the rhetoric between South Florida and New Jersey.
"JT was a real professional about the way he went about his business, the way he interacted with other plays on the team," said Jets QB Mark Sanchez on Thursday. "He was respectful of the trainers and the equipment staff. He was the ultimate pro. We loved having him and it's going to be fun to face him again."
Taylor started eight regular-season games and appeared in 15 for the Jets last year, racking up five sacks, two forced fumbles and two recoveries along with 35 tackles.
"I'm happy we had him last year. Jason played great for us last year," said head coach Rex Ryan. "He made some huge plays. I thought Jason was great for this football team, his presence on the field and in the locker room as well. He's a class act all the way, so I don't regret signing Jason Taylor here for one second."
Ryan would have been happy to have Taylor return for a second season, but the Dolphins had renewed interest in the 37-year-old. So he decided to return to Miami for his 15th pro season and 13th with the 'Fins.
"I had a great time," said Taylor on a conference call of his time with the Jets. "There are probably some people in Miami who don't want to hear that, but the fact of the matter is I enjoyed myself last year. We had a good bit of success. Didn't go quite as far as we would have liked, but the journey was a lot of fun."
Jets OLB Jamaal Westerman, who attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, looked up to Taylor when the latter was in his prime. Now a starter with Taylor gone and Bryan Thomas on injured reserve, Westerman used last season to learn from one of the game's greatest pass rushers.
"He has a tremendous get-off, long arms and he really knows how to work throughout the game," Westerman said. "You've seen him do it all throughout his career, kind of set guys up. Even last year he had some big games for us. He was a very good player. It was fun playing with him and learning from him also."
It might have been odd to see Taylor in Green & White, but he had no trouble adapting to a locker room. He was well-liked from the start and his former 'mates continue to rave about him.
"It was great to cross paths like that," said NT Sione Pouha. "You have tons of respect for an individual like that. He was a great teammate."
Jets Nation had a more difficult time embracing the man who once said of some fans, "Jets fans take the C-L out of class." But many did embrace him and the good-natured Taylor was cheered in 2010. But he isn't expecting a warm reception Monday night when he turns heel again on the visiting sideline.
"I'm sure I'll be booed. I tried to do my best to make them cheer last year, but being on the other side of the coin now, I'll get my fair share of boos, which is to be expected," he said. "They're Jets fans and they should be. They're very passionate about their team and that's the way it's supposed to be."
A veteran of 221 regular-season contests, Taylor has an interesting take on the matchup between the 0-4 'Fins and the 2-3 Jets.
"There's no reason to be desperate. You start being desperate, you do things outside of yourself, you start to take too many risks, and you end up making mistakes because you're playing with desperation. You don't need to do that. Just have a sense of urgency. And trust me, we fully anticipate they will have that sense of urgency and focus, and we're going to have the same thing."
You wonder if this will be Taylor's last appearance as a visitor in the rivalry. The teams meet again in Miami on Jan. 1, 2012 and the Jets hope to have playoffs on their radar by then.
"We'll be excited to see him before the game. And then during the game, we have to get after him, we have to block him," Sanchez said. "After the game, we'll say good luck and stay healthy. But hopefully we win this thing."
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By GaryC on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
westermann will need to be more physical at the point of attack,sure dolphins saw the way he was manhandled by gronkowski on running plays and will look to do the same.
By IRA on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Always hated Taylor but repsected him. He won me over last year he seemed like a good guy. He played ok and we would've proably not won that Pitt game if he did not get that safety.
Would really like to see Westerman add to his sack total from last week. Not sure if it was mentiioned but he also had 2 QB hits. He needs to sure up his run support and they have themselves a nice OLB.
By Randy Lange on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Ira, Jamaal Westerman also was the Jet who forced Patriots tackle Nate Solder to hook him to the ground and get called for holding late in the first quarter.
By wayne on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
These guys are all independent contractors, easily discarded by teams a some point. I root for them if they play for the team I root for and root against them otherwise. Jason Taylor is a fine example of a football player and a good family man. What's not to root for?….After the game.
By IRA on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Good note Randy. I have always have been high on Westerman and he should've seen more time last year. I guess like they say in this business one player's misfortunes opens a door for another. I think Westerman will get better and better each week.
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By wayne on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Wouldn't be surprised to see OC call a great game with the pressure on Monday, only to return to old ways shortly after……..
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Westerman si, Taylor no. He was okay for us but not that great, not the future, wouldn't be a big deal to lose him if we put more emphasis on the draft and had he courage to play the guys who do draft. This is a good example of Rex probably talking without meaning a word that he's saying, it's absurdly easy to say he woulda like to have Taylor back after we apparently did little to re-sign him. Kinda like him raving about Clowney, Woodhead, telling us that Mason "will get his opportunities" (yeah, but he didn't say on which team…).
By Karan on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Tone keeps calling out OC schottenheimer and the O-line. He needs to stop running his mouth because hopefully the Jets won't do to him what they did with Mason. I don't mind the comments about Shottenheimer though, he pretty much said we should have thrown deep against the worst pass defense in the NFL. Seriously Rex? How long will it take you to get this man out of here? Until we officially are out of the playoff race?? However, Holmes shouldn't call out the O-line like that. When fans and now even players want that OC out, it's seriously time. I hope it doesn't take a loss to the Dolphins monday night for T-Rex to realize this. Sigh………
By Karan on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
When I say get this man out of here, I'm referring to Schottenheimer, not tone.
By GaryC on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
jets could have named other guys as a team captain instead of holmes and I believe this is causing problems especially since he has been here for such a small time.If you have problems you keep it in the clubhouse but him and his two cronies had to let the world in on it.Of course all the jet fans know what there problem is and holmes didn't need to air it out,no pun intended.you notice the great receiver,fitzgerald, johnson and johnson,let their actions do their speaking.
By IRA on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Everybody has to calm down with Schotty like it or not he is here for the year and i agree with wayne he will call a great game this week. Still the players have to make plays.
All will be better Sunday night in Jet world after the Bills and Pats both lose this week and the Jets enter Monday night able to close the gap to 1 game on both teams. How big will that two week span be after the bye if the Jets are 4-3 and the Pats and Bills each have at least 2 losses? Like Bart says Can't Wait!
By Tom Spicer on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Wayne, That is the guys on this sites out for the last 2 years they have been saying Marks rating or Marks completion percentage. Now that he has had good numbers in 4 out of 5 games. Its all of a sudden not about numbers anymore.
By Tom Spicer on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Tom 64, A post or 2 earlier you had said Mark had 166 yards vs the Pats. The reason he had 166 yards was the Jets did not thriw the ball enough it was not cause he had a bad game. We thru the ball 44 times vs the Boys, 24 times vs the Jags (in 3 quarters), 44 times vs the Raiders & 35 times vs the Ravens. Now you play the worst pass D in the NFL & you stop throwing the ball. It all goes back to Schotty it makes no sense. He runs it when you are suposed to throw & he throws it when you are supposed to run. Vs the Pats he threw it only 26 times. Mark was 16 of 26 for 61.5%, rating 105.6, 2 TD passes & zero fumbles or picks. In order for him to have 300 yards passing all of his 16 completions would have to have been over 20 yards or he
By Tom Spicer on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
would have to had completed a unrealistic 80 plus percent of his passes to have good yardage. The point is this why did we just stop throwing the ball the day we play the worst pass D in the NFL. YOU TELL ME?
By Christopher on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
I wouldn't have a problem with Holmes comments if he was actually doing something. Too many times I am seeing him drop passes. Sure not every pass his way has been perfect, but isn't that what great receivers do, they catch the "uncatchable" ball? If it hits your hands there is no excuse for dropping it, not when you are the $45M man, and a captain.
Make some play yourself before critizing others.
By Clarke W. Griswald on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Oh and while I believe Schotty is going to put everything he's got into this game, because of all the negative media he's receiving, I still doubt highly we score more then 17 on offense. If we score 17 on offense and 14 on defense, Shotty will get credit for the offense not looking, so bad. It's high time we see a competent offense, for a full 4 quarters. Even against Jacksonville it was 12 – 3 at half time. Holmes, Tomlinson, Keller, Plaxico and a healthy offensive line, could only muster 10 points against the Jaguars… That should say enough. Rex's career depends on him delegating important jobs to competent people.
P.S. Fire Shottenheimer yesterday.
By scjoe on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
What you are seeing is exactly what you get when you don't win. Everyone needs to stop talking and focus more on preparation. That includes Holmes, Rex, Joe Willie (who I always had much respect for) and Mason before he was run out of town. A few wins and the only one we will still be listening to is Rex. It has become obvious he will never stop talking, and that is fine when you are winning, embarrassing when you are losing. As for the debate on stats? None matter if you are not winning. Give me a QB with a 60 rating and a division championship and I will be extremely happy.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
I completely agree with you on these posts, Spicer, it was ridiculous to limit the throws vs NE just because Rex decided that was the week to re-establish the run, which we didn't really do anyway. And as iffy as Sanchez has looked at times, I'm also open to the idea that Rex's naivete on O and Schotty's lousy work on all levels is holding him back. One reason I don't usually talk about getting rid of MS anytime soon is because I have this fear that he might blossom instantly on a team that knows what it's doing on O. As for Holmes talking, I don't get it for the same reason Moore doesn't, he couldn't possibly be doing this stuff without some encouragement. Does somebody (like Rex?) think this is what a team captain is supposed to be doing?
By Another Tom on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
IF we MAKE tackles..CATCH the ball..convert SOME third downs..HOLD them on third down…and AVOID stupid penalties…we should easily WIN this game…BACK TO BASICS !
By Another Tom on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Hmmmm..Tone looking to get traded ?
By Christopher on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Holmes is a cancer that will have to be removed, now Moore is calling out Holmes. Moore, really, has that guy ever said anytihng to the media before?
This mess is going to cost Rex his job if he doesn't take hold of this team right now. I said it months ago, should have kept Braylon and let Holmes go, sorry I just don't see how he is a "great" teammate. The warning signs were there after last year's AFC Champ game. The way things are now I don't see the Jets winning another game.
It's sad that I have to hope they lose to Miami, then maybe the front office will find the need to address the problems. It starts with Rex and Shotty, but Mike T needs to go as well. The Jets are the joke of the NFL right now, Woody please fix it now.
By GaryC on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Ahhh, yes we can get a lot of good picks for holmes,jet fan tom, don't fall off your chair,but with that salary now will there be a team that want's him.No wonder shotty has trouble with the offense, he learned under spurrier at florida and we know the problems spurrier had in the pros also,I guess apple doesnt fall far from the tree.
By Hans on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Karan, to get rid of Santonio Holmes would cost the Jets a LOT of dead money in future salary caps. They simply cannot afford to let Tone go.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Oct 14, 2011 | Reply
Spurrier was a HUGE bust as a pro QB and a bigger one as a pro HC, so I'm with you there, GaryC. But I doubt Holmes is going anywhere anytime soon or that he'd talk like this unless someone very high up told him it was okay to do so. When you give a guy that kind of deal it's like making him part of the management like with Fitzgerald, who had veto power over Kolb. No, we'll get a rid of a lot of guys before we get rid of SH including Sanchez, you might recall SH's the guy Rex called "the best player on the field." SH, Mangold, Brick, Keller, Harris, and Revis are the only true untouchables, add Sanchez, Greene, and Cro if they step it up with Wilk, McKnight, Kerley, Wilson on the way up. Everyone else can and will be lost if necessary.
By Jimmer on Oct 15, 2011 | Reply
This is a little sad. JT seemed to embrace being a JET and playing for Rex. Sure, we don't have a pass rushing god, but JT was always there to make a qb throw it away.
By Jimmer on Oct 15, 2011 | Reply
Maybin is a reclamation project. But has given us more than Gholston. The dude don't quit. I swear he ran over a hundred yards to get the sack he did finally get. We absolutely need to start him against Buffalo. This guy will play like a psychotic against buffalo. He's proven better than our drafted pass rushers we've drafted.
By GaryC on Oct 15, 2011 | Reply
jet fan tom, you actually think that holmes would wait for permission to air his grievances to the public,you can't be that gullible with the "it's all about me" attitude of the athlete today.I said a long time ago just wait for holmes to start losing and he would be one of the first to start rocking the boat,and he is.Some Captain,I would rather have Queeg as my captain.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Oct 15, 2011 | Reply
Like I said on the story ahead about our First Lady's remark about her non-love for our country, for Holmes to talk this way two or three times even after Mason has been traded is simply too reckless to be a mere accident or character quirk. He may be a typical "athlete today" but he's not psychotic. Something else is going on here and with the way Rex says one thing one day and does another the next, it doesn't really surprise me.


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The Most Holy Trinity as a spring of water, a poem of St. John of the Cross
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Yet another reason why sand and rocks shouldn't be in the holy water fonts during Lent.
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Water the lands of hell? Is he perhaps thinking of purgatory ?
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Indestructible Hulk #3
Writer: Mark Waid
Artist: Leinil Francis Yu
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Release Date: January 16, 2013
Cover Price: $3.99
Critic Reviews: 16 , User Reviews: 2
Hulk: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.! His first official mission: to take down the all-new Quintronic Man! Banners hold over Maria Hill is revealed! And what and where is Bannertown, U.S.A.?
9.0Blue Raven Comics - James Hannon
I'm really digging the fact that Banner, who has seemed to be a loner for so long, is now going to have his own team to work with. So far, they seem to be a dynamic bunch with varying personalities (One in particular seems a bit robotic). I actually cannot wait for the next issue to see how they interact with Bruce; I expect it will be intense. I am sure that Waid and Yu are going to take this comic book places that no Hulk book has gone before, and I will definitely be with them for that journey. This issue was simply brilliant; their best so far in the series.Full Review
9.0IGN - Benjamin Bailey
As far as I am concerned, Leinil Yu draws the Hulk as good, if not better, than any artist who has ever handled the character. Waid writes the Hulk as larger than life and Yu draws him that way. When Maria Hill says that the Hulk is a WMD, you believe it. The green giant is bursting at his seems. His muscles and veins look like they are about to explode. Seriously, this is incredible stuff. Every page feels like it should be a poster. I just want to wallpaper my house with this book. It's freaking stunning.Full Review
9.0Read Comic Books - Nick Rowe
This comic continues to thrill, remains fun, and can be devoured on a single-issue basis, concepts that are fleeting in today's world of comics. The inks get a little funky in the early pages of this issue, but given the fact that Yu spends the time to draw full backgrounds, (what a concept!), this is a minor grievance.Full Review
9.0Major Spoilers - Elijah Williams
This is some premium Hulk story telling right here folks. If you are a fan of the big green man, then you should most definitely be picking this book up. If you have always wanted to try out some Hulk, then you should most definitely be picking this book up. If you never liked the Hulk, then you should most definitely be picking this book up, because if anything will change your mind, this will.Full Review
9.0Den Of Geek! - Robert Bernstein
Thirdly, Sunny Gho's colors are fantastic, rounding out the creative team behind Indestructible Hulk #3 quite well. I said the same thing last month about Hulk's color, that it's great that Gho went with a different shade of green than the usual hue we are used to seeing. There's a little hint of blue in there which makes this Hulk unique. Indestructible Hulk #3 is action packed and looks stunning!Full Review
9.0Imagination Centre - John McCubbin
This was a fantastic issue, and although it wasn't quite as good as the previous couple of issues it was still brilliant. I would highly recommend both this issue, and the series so far, and am extremely looking forward to the next issue.Full Review
8.6Comic Book Syndicate - Chris Mailloux
Indestructible Hulk is a book you should really read even if you're not a Hulk fan. I've never been a huge fan of the Hulk but I do enjoy the character. In the end this book has actually made me like the character a little more and I'm definitely excited for the next issue.Full Review
8.0Comic Book Resources - Ryan K. Lindsay
"Indestructible Hulk" #3 is a fantastic superhero comic in the most simple ways any reader can appreciate. The action is bombastic, the characters are clear, fun and work well together with top-notch art and pacing. This book is definitely one of the Marvel NOW! highlights and this issue shows why on every front. If you want to see Hulk SMASH! then check this out and see it done with brains behind the brawn.Full Review
8.0Newsarama - David Pepose
The action does seem a little formulaic already " Hulk meets big foe, Hulk gets even stronger to overcome it. But the characterization is enough for Indestructible Hulk to keep its gamma-charged momentum.Full Review
8.0J.DubComics - J.DubComics
I am still on a high with this series so I do recommend it. Waid is building a nice little world here; which is something he did very well with the Daredevil book that he is on. I think you should pick this up and give it a go. I don't think you will be disappointed.Full Review
8.0ScienceFiction.com - Ben Silverio
Essentially, 'Indestructible Hulk' has been fairly simple so far, yet there's been so much character development in so little time. We're getting used to this new Bruce Banner and we're getting to see the heroic side of the Hulk that was suppressed for so long by receiving these one off stories sprinkled with long-term tidbits that will result in the new status quo down the line. It's like an old reliable sitcom that you can flip on whenever you're looking for something to entertain you for a while at any time. The quality continues to be solid and the art is a great compliment to the excellent story that's unfolding. I'd definitely call this book a superhero comic at it's finest.Full Review
8.0Marvel Disassembled - Kyle Mc
There are two sides to Leinil Yus work not only in this issue but the series itself. One the one hand when its just two people sitting there and talking it is overall pretty bland. However on the much more positive hand his action sequences where there are explosions and a lot of Hulk its great. Yu possibly draws the best Hulk that Ive ever seen. An extra positive is that hes not wearing that stupid armour that was present in #2.Full Review
8.0Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
This issue is just fun. The reveal that AIM accidentally smuggled Bruce Banner into their lab, who immediately starts to Hulk out, was awesome. And then when Hulk overcomes the odds to tear through the Quintronic Man, it's just plain cool. And that's exactly what this series is: a cool, uncomplicated Hulk. Bruce Banner and the Hulk have been given a back to basics makeover, with a few twists, and I am very happy for that. Leave all the Red Hulks and Sons of Hulk in the past, thank you very much. Just give me a badass Bruce Banner and an awesome Hulk and I am happy.Full Review
7.0Hyper Geeky - ClumsyG
Overall, there's a lack of real tension and without an imminent threat — Hulk, so far, has fought one-off battles that he has won — the first few issues that will likely make up the first volume of Indestructible Hulk has hit a plateau that will hopefully spike up in the next issue with a bigger and better villain, or with some important developments. Origin stories set up for major plotlines, and it's apparent that Waid is moving the story somewhere. What Indestructible Hulk #3 lacks is a juicy plot line or twist foreshadowing what's to come.Full Review
7.0Geeks Unleashed - Christopher Romero
Leinil Yu's artwork is fantastic. His portrayal of Hulk is edgy and rugged; this just might be the best drawn Hulk I've ever seen. He magnifies this by offering up a couple of explosive splash pages, focusing on Hulk's no-bs attitude when he's in fight mode. Oh, and Director Hill is looking better and better with each issue"it'll be interesting to see how her work-relationship evolves with Banner. This book is a step up from the last two issues, and worth checking out.Full Review
6.0One Quest - Chris Cobb
If you've been reading Indestructible Hulk so far this is a great way to continue, if it's going to be your first issue it's probably worth holding off till next month.Full Review


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BUFFALO, N.Y.--Sophomore midfielder Bryan Arnault (Clay, N.Y./Cicero North Syracuse) scored his third goal in as many games, leading No. 22 Binghamton (2-0-1) to a 1-1 tie against host Buffalo (2-0-1) in the final round of the Buffalo Men's Soccer Fall Classic. The Bearcats were named the team champion by virtue of the best goal differential during the tournament and Arnault was named the Offensive Most Valuable Player.
Against Buffalo, Arnault broke a scoreless tie at the 28:22 mark on an unassisted breakaway goal. The Bulls, however, came back to tie the game on a shot from 40 yards out at 59:30. Binghamton outshot Buffalo 11-9 and led in corner kicks 12-4 but were unable to come up with the game winner.
"This was a game where we did not get the goals we created," head coach Paul Marco said. "Buffalo is a good team but we had plenty of opportunities, especially on corner kicks, to score more than we did."
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Fresh Tomato Pizza
Sometimes simple really is better. It's hard to beat the taste of fresh, juicy tomatoes, and luckily, this recipe is all about them. A crispy-but-sturdy crust makes the perfect base for an array of tiny tomatoes, buttery pine nuts, and gooey buffalo mozzarella.
2/3 cup bottled tomato sauce
8 oz mixed tomatoes, chopped coarsely
4 ½ oz buffalo mozzarella, thinly sliced
1 Tbsp olive oil
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
¼ cup fresh small basil leaves, loosely packed
1 Tbsp pine nuts, roasted
¼ cup parmesan cheese
Pizza dough
1 ½ cups bread flour or all-purpose flour
1 tsp dried yeast
1 tsp superfine sugar
1 tsp fine table salt
1 Tbsp olive oil
½ cup warm water (approximately)
Combine flour, yeast, sugar, and salt in medium bowl; make a well in the center. Stir in oil and water to mix to a soft dough. Knead dough on floured surface, about 10 minutes or until smooth and elastic. Place dough in large oiled bowl, cover; stand in a warm place, about 1 hour or until dough doubles in size. Turn dough onto floured surface; knead until smooth.
Heat oven to 475°F . Oil two oven or pizza trays; place in heated oven.
Divide dough in half; roll each half on floured surface into 6"x6"-inch slipper shapes. Place on trays.
Spread pizza bases with sauce. Bake, about 15 minutes or until bases are browned and crisp.
Top pizzas with tomato and mozzarella, drizzle with oil; season. Sprinkle with garlic, basil, nuts, and parmesan cheese.
Serves 4.
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- Website: http://www.postebrasserie.com/
- Phone: (202) 783-6060
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Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 7:00am - 10:00am Brunch: Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-3:00pm Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm: Dinner: Friday and Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm Dinner: Sunday: 5:00 - 9:00pm Special Bar Menu: Weekday: 2:00pm - 5:30pm Fri-Sat: 11:30am - Midnight Enclosed courtyard is first come, first served, weather permitting. Reservations are not taken for outside seating
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American, French American
- Executive Chef: Dennis Marron
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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Poste will delight your senses with mouthwatering dishes and an award-winning wine list, in an atmosphere like nowhere else. Chef Dennis Marron serves up modern American Brasserie cuisine emphasizing fresh, local, and organic ingredients...even as local as our backyard! Whether you are enjoying a hand crafted cocktail on our outdoor patio, joining the happy hour crowd in our lively bar area, or cozying up in one of our booths on a winter evening, Poste is sure to have something to fit any occasion.Continued
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 11/23/2014We went for brunch and were not impressed. The doughnuts were good but WAY overpriced. The crab benedict only had crab in the sauce and very little at that. Service was friendly but poorly paced. We won't be returning anytime soon.
- Why haven't I been here before?CapsFan25VIPDined on 11/22/2014Great spot!! I guess the pricing scared me away in the past, but it wasn't as steep as I'd expected. Food, bar, ambiance, service... all absolutely first rate! Great spot before a Caps game, or any time! I'll be back, you can bet on that!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodfoodieDined on 11/20/2014Very creative dishes, nice atmosphere, lovely outside seating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great recommendationLive2eatDined on 11/19/2014So, I was told by some friends a new chef had taken over and I should go check out Poste. Thankfully, I wasn't steered wrong. Duck & gnocchi was spot on and got a great recommendation on a wine to wash it all down. They're putting out some great food. I didn't walk away starving or in a food coma! I will definitely go back and bring some friends along.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A dissapointmentklaviermanDined on 11/16/2014Though the setting in this part of town and the entrance made this restaurant seem appealing the culinary experience was anything but. The service was quite slow but the servers friendly. The cheese plate for its price was quite meager and the olive spread rather salty. The main items we ordered were very unexceptional. Again, the price for the quantity and quality was way too high.
- Great food, great service, great time!whitneyc1984Dined on 11/15/2014I was in DC for my future sister in laws bachelorette party. When we arrived, we were 5 minutes late and the hostess said, "It's ok, we have been expecting you. No big deal, it's 5 minutes" We get to the table and our waiter was so nice. We had never been to Poste, and our friend Brandt had made the reservation, so we didn't know what to expect haha! He had ordered us a bottle of champagne which was excellent, and the waiter suggested a couple of things. We had the truffle frites (which were delectable), the mussels (cooked perfectly, truffle mac and cheese (so creamy and delicious), and the tuna tartare (I'm drooling thinking about that dish right now). All of it was EXCELLENT!! WE could not have asked for a better dining experience!Special Features:
- VIPDinerVIPDined on 11/15/2014Chef Kyoo Eom is just outstanding, The service is spectacular. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice pre-theatre experienceSoonerRicoVIPDined on 11/15/2014This was our third time and the best so far. The truffle fries totally rule but the Steak Frites with the au poivrade sauce was a close second. The steak was perfectly cooked, tender and juicy. The server made a great suggestion on a claret to go with the meal so we were very happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful food and good serviceHopebscDined on 11/9/2014Thank you so much for amazing food and very good service. All my friends and I enjoyed delicious food. I would highly recommend "POSTE", and I will eat there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday CelebrationPamsbdayDined on 11/9/2014Ryan our server was incredible and his recommendations were delicious! A little disappointed that the restaurant did not acknowledge my friends birthday and I specifically made a note about it while placing the reservation on open table. Restaurant was great at accommodating a last minute increase and guest arriving s little late. We were very appreciative. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/9/2014The food was subpar and our waitress was sweet but very, very slow. She had a large section she was responsible for but was very late helping us out. We purchased bottomless mimosas and often times had to rely on other servers to fill us out. She also took so long getting our check we were late to our movie. Probably would not dine here again.Special Features:
- Disappointing brunchRichmondFoodieVIPDined on 11/9/2014I've been to Poste many times before during stays at the Hotel Monaco, and this was a very disappointing brunch. I had the Eggs benedict/Atlantic with smoked salmon, and the poached eggs were very cold, as was the English muffin. The whole dish tasted as if it had been pre-made and came from the refrigerator. The rosti potato "sticks" were a nice twist, and were piping hot, so it was as if the two items on the plate were cooked at completely different times. With so many other restaurants in the neighborhood, I'll likely go elsewhere on our next trip to DC.
- Fantastic PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/8/2014Awesome food and fantastic service. Will definitely go again. Can't wait to enjoy the outside lounge area with smores!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth spending time at PosteCostisVIPDined on 11/7/2014We enjoy good food and good eating experiences. Poste was neither. Our table was in a grungy, uninteresting side room, the service unhelpful and the food uninspiring. A crab salad was flat and mild to the point of being forgotten in the palate, a glazed eggplant dish simply had no interesting flavors nor spices, and the desert menu I asked for failed to materialize, a fact that went over the waiter's head. Their steak frites was almost inedible and sad looking. There seem to be many people congregating about outside the restaurant and in the main eating area, so someone must have been having some fun, but it could not have been for the food...
- Verizon GemSienaItalyVIPDined on 11/4/2014Great created food and wonderful wine list a few steps from a Caps or Wizards game. They can be efficient with their service but not over packed like many of the other restaurants are on game nights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/2/2014Food was well prepared, but nothing stood out. Service was attentive and fast. Overall experience was good, definitely would recommend for brunch.Special Features:
- so soTmo2013VIPDined on 11/2/2014service was super slow for brunch (what's the point of bottomless brunch when you can't find your server. truffle fries were soggy, steak was good. replace your booths - how is it possible that there are such bad cracks in the leather that you could actually rip your clothes... come on.
- Tibbs85Dined on 11/2/2014Was my second time here and had a great time. I came a little before brunch started but the chef was nice enough us order from the menu.Special Features:
- Excellent restaurant near VerizonReviewRealDined on 10/31/2014The proximity to the Verizon center is great - the food was good american food - the waiter was harried and not very friendly that would be my only complaint - the bar was a little slow at service, which should be their number one priority since it was packed. A nice outdoor area with a fire pitSpecial Features:
- WorldtasterDined on 10/31/2014Great location for pre-Verizon events, good food & educated service. Wait is a bit too long for the number of tables served. Outside events are great & highly recommend Chief's Table.Special Features:
- Solid high-end dining experience.EatItUpDined on 10/28/2014The food is top-notch, the restaurant and hotel are elegant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food!susansonVIPDined on 10/25/2014Poste is consistently delicious and the chef is very creative with foods and flavors that work quite well together. This is a great place for a pre-Verizon Center show dinner, or just a great meal. The menu is varied but they seem to do a great job with everything on it. I recommend it - one of my favorites - and they have valet parking which makes going to the show afterwards very easy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Hefty PriceArohiVIPDined on 10/22/2014The food was phenomenally cooked, however, for how much we paid, the quantity was not that great. I left still hungry and with quite a large check. The service was great though. Diego took great care of us.Special Features:
- Little GlamChantalDined on 10/18/2014The outside dining is the heart of this restaurant. Unfortunately this wasn't possible. Inside dining is extremely flat in terms of ambience. However, the food is good.Special Features:
- guest1155carlosDined on 10/11/2014guest was satify with the food and service, thank you so muchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/10/2014Great food and service was wonderful. Host took 30 min to get us a table even though we made an appt ahead so that wasn't too nice but we passed time at the barSpecial Features:
- Superb/ needs some improvementSFFoodie60Dined on 10/8/2014New chef. A more " contempory cuisine". Crab salad was delightful. Halibut entree was superb but could have been served more temperature hot. Good wine. Good service. However when I was told they don't serve ice cream, I was not offered another dessert. Great music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently lovelyTravelerDined on 10/3/2014The classy atmosphere at Poste is excellent for a business dinner, or a night out with friends, and the menu is wonderful. Our server was friendly, polite, and prompt. I thoroughly enjoyed the delicious slow-roasted salmon main course I had recently, and always adore the fantastic truffle fries.Special Features:
- Accessible!JEinDCVIPDined on 10/3/2014I was thrilled to learn that, on my elec. scooter, I can get to and into Poste. IF the patio were crowded, I'm unsure if that would be possible - can't imagine that many people being willing to move. Surprised that the restaurant didn't take that into account w/ the ramp they built. Breakfast was good - not outstanding. I had an omelet that was lack-luster - no style and more like flat egg folded over. Something prettier might have been nice. Our server, Jennifer, was outstanding. I'll return mainly for the convenience of a good place for bkfast meetings.Special Features:
- Great food, quick servicefalthDined on 9/27/2014There is a huge place to eat outside, if you like that. It was a little bit on the expensive side, but about on par with other brunch in Washington. Most importantly about the price though, was that I think the food was definitely worth it. I really liked the variety in the menu as well. Half the reason I actually chose this place was because they had doughnuts as an appetizer. They were the best doughnuts I ever had, hands down. Oh, and the waiter was really nice, and gave us a little extra. Not much else to say, I would recommend this place, and will eat there again myself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- flopDined on 9/20/2014ive been to Poste for happy hour plenty of times and really like the environment as well as some of their small plates. however, our dinner was rather poor overall. every dish was mediocre at best. while the presentation was nice and the prices certainly make you expect fine dining, once you dig into the plate, you are disappointed as the food just doesn't meet your expectations. I would never go back to eat there again. however, this is a nice place for happy hour!
- Close to Shakespeare TheatreChevyDanDined on 9/20/2014Had dinner here before theater. Nice selections for vegetarians as well as carnivores. Very nice wine by the glass list. Salade with Beet Tartare was delicious as was the duck breast. Several rooms with different sound levels so you get to have your pick. Very nice looking outdoor patio that we didn't sit in.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 9/20/2014Went to Poste for brunch. My order, eggs benedict, was luke warm upon arrival and the potatoes were in the fyer too long. My dining companion ordered the large breakfast but the order arrived without the fruit or the roasted potatoes - only the eggs, bacon and croissant. We had to go find the server to find the rest of our breakfast. We had to ask multiple times for one coffee refill and had to poach creamer from another table. The restaurant wasn't very busy but the service was incredibly slow.
- Great for Business LunchSciviasDined on 9/19/2014Good food. Always consistent. You can talk. The service is very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous & Special AnniversaryDCfoodie12VIPDined on 9/18/2014My boyfriend and I celebrated our anniversary at Poste since we had our first date there. It was fantastic. I've always loved Poste, but our experience was above and beyond any experience I've had at any other restaurant. Our server was also a sommelier and recommended a truly unique bottle of wine that we loved! Our meal was excellent - we ordered the filet and duck, which they thoughtfully split for us so we each had a serving of filet and duck! They also brought us charcuterie on the house, which was delicious. Thank you so much for making our special evening as perfect as it could've been!Special Features:
- Always Reliable PosteRichDined on 9/14/2014I know that "reliable" sounds something like "kissing your cousin", but it also allows you to choose Poste for a special occasion and know that you won't be disappointed. This was a Sunday evening anniversary celebration. The crowd was light, and we were seated promptly. Theo, our server, helped us select some excellent entrees and a nice wine to pair. Our food appeared promptly and was delightful to enjoy. Special hint: the crispy goat cheese in the beet-and-kale salad is a little nugget of goodness. All in all, an evening enjoyably spent. You can rely on it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cheers!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/13/2014wonderful service! matched the food! cheers to the chef!Special Features:
- Great food...great surroundingsDineoutalotVIPDined on 9/12/2014Just adore this restaurant and enjoyed introducing 5 friends to it! The food is outstanding, the service fabulous and eating outside in the courtyard a delight on gorgeous evenings. A little noisy due to the thriving bar scene, but still the charms outweigh that one detracting element.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big Hits and small missesMichaelVIPDined on 9/9/2014This is a restaurant that flows out from a hotel but it's far more than a hotel-restaurant. It's modern décor is dramatic if a little disjointed. It must have a dynamic bar scene since a good part of the space is dedicated to it. The open-air lounge is inviting. The menu is not extensive but interesting. The escargot were a little dry (lacking ample juices); beat salad very fine. Beef cheeks very tasty; the rib-eye was small, thin, and not worth the $31. Our server steered us poorly on our first bottle of red due to mischaracterization (thin but tasty); the second (our choice) was much better and in-line with our specs. So: mixed feelings on the experience. Would we go back? Perhaps. We will rely more directly on the sommelier next time.
- Top NotchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/5/2014We celebrated Hubby's birthday. I originally sat us outside, which had a nice courtyard/bar ambiance but when Hubby got there after me he found it too warm and they were incredibly gracious about moving us inside, which was sleek and elegant with plenty of room between tables and booths. The dinners were truly great: we started with oysters, he got steak frites and I got the filet mignon with creamed spinach. The waiter was very knowledgeable about the foods and the wine list, and described our chosen wines to a T. I was surprised that the place wasn't more packed on a Friday night.Special Features:


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Unless you are a resident of the Town of Mineral, VA, you will have to buy a ticket to see country superstar Alan Jackson play live in the Louisa County High School parking lot Sunday May 20 at 5 p.m.
They are on sale through Ticketfly.
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Nervy. You might have noticed that the cheapest general admission ticket you can buy will set you back $49.97. That's pretty expensive, even for Alan Jackson. The cheapest ticket to see AJ in August at Wolftrap–perhaps the best outdoor concert venue in the country–is $39.75. The Louisa ticket is particularly expensive if you consider that this was a "free concert" won in an Internet contest sponsored by eventful.com.
But it looks like Jackson and his record company, Capitol Records, are playing it by the letter of the law here. Mineral is a tiny town, and only (about) 450 people will get into the show for free. Seems like a bit of a hose job considering the second-place city in the contest was Kansas City, population 510,245. I'm not sure they would have gotten away with a free concert for fewer than 500 in a city that size.
Instead, the show is in Mineral. Oh wait. It's actually in Louisa. But you have to be a Mineral resident to get a free ticket. Mineral residents can pick them up at the Mineral Municipal Building.
The way this is set up, Jackson and Capitol Records will put on an event that could generate at least $233,750 if it sells out at the lowest ticket price. The event is being planned for a maximum crowd of 6,000.
According to Mineral Mayor Pam Harlowe, Jackson's team estimates it will cost about $200,000 to produce the show. That might not leave much left over for a concert that purports to be a fundraiser for the Louisa Education Foundation. Proceeds are supposed to go toward repairing the schools that were damaged in the August earthquake.
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The HQ is on the corner of Mott and Broome, on the edge of New York's Chinatown. Push through the graffiti-ed door, clamber up the rotten stairs, past the sweatshops and you'll find the place. It's where The Bravery have spent the past two years planning operations, obsessively working up their wirey garage-electronics and occasionally venturing out into the city to play the results.
Their first gig was in The Stinger Club in Brooklyn in 2003. 12 months later, their name was plastered all over the Lower East Side to celebrate a sold-out residency at Arlene Grocery on Stanton. In that time, The Bravery (and that's singer/guitarist Sam Endicott, guitarist Michael Zakarin, bassist Mike H, keyboardist John Conway and drummer Anthony Burulcich) had honed their sound to a dark garage-electro and made sure everyone knew what they were all about.
"We're called The Bravery because that's the mindset I was in when I was writing the songs," explains Sam now. "Everyone in my age group wants to know what they're going to do with their lives. They all think that they're worth nothing and they're heading nowhere. People are drowning in these thoughts and I just got sick of it. I didn't want to be like that.
"The name is also connected with living in New York in this really weird time. People are constantly waiting for something bad to happen. I wrote these songs and formed this band to make sure I didn't get overcome by that sense of fear. That's what this band is about – standing tall and not being afraid."
Sam has no time for excuses. He grew up in Maryland, in the DC suburbs, and was heavily influenced by the area's intense post-punk scene. He'd go and see bands like Fugazi and Jawbox and be impressed by their DIY ethic. He quickly adopted it as his own philosophy and it's something that feeds directly into The Bravery. They do everything – they make the records, the artwork, the videos, everything. They know what they want and how they want to do it.
"I don't really like mainstream music at all," admits Sam. "When I listen to the radio or watch MTV, 99% of it is like listening to an air-conditioner or a hair-dryer. Sometimes, though, something comes along that jolts you. When I was growing up, it was bands like Nirvana and Jane's Addiction. Those bands elevate culture. I don't think there's any point in aiming for anything less."
One thing that sometimes puzzles people about The Bravery is why they sound electronic when all the bands they like are punk guitar bands. Sam doesn't know why they sound like they do. He just wanted to do something different.
Of course, the circumstances in which they recorded their album (most of it was constructed in Sam's bedroom with Radio Shack mics and an old iMac) and the fact that Sam's best friend John Conway is totally obsessed with analog keyboards obviously helped shape their sound.
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Love them. | Reviewer: jonny | 12/14/2006
They are like the coolest band ever! I mean "Honest Mistake" is like the best friggin song ever! Im only 11 and im already hooked on their music!
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my new favorite | Reviewer: Andrea | 12/8/2005
Just saw them in concert with Depeche Mode...AWESOME! This is just the beginning!!
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Reviewer: Espen | 6/29/2005
My God, The Bravery has to be the best band out there! It just has to be! It's just...purely awesome. My favorite songs are Swollen summer, Tyrant, An Honest Mistake (it was the first song I heard by The Bravery, and one of the best), Rites of Spring, No brakes...hehe. No, but there's no way to explain their greatness, it's so great.
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Awesome Band and Album! | Reviewer: Nicklas | 6/20/2005
This is probably some of the best i've ever heard, from the first time i heard "honest mistake" on mtv late at night i've loved them. The powerful intro of the song caught my attention right away, now i enjoy all the songs on the album. Usually i only like a couple of song from an album, but trust me all the songs are great. Favourites are: HONEST MISTAKE, unconditional, out of line, fearless, swollen summer, aoc, no brakes... haha! //Nicklas from Sweden ;)
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bravery are da best! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/19/2005
omygod!! the bravery are the best band evvveeerr! im always litenin to them on my mp3 and my computer and got my sister to look out for some of there old stuuf which is amazin!i really cant believe theyre so unheard of over here! some of my friends dont even know who they are and are still listenin to stupid groups like westlife-how sad is that?! i cant wait till this kind of music is dominating the charts kuz i really cant get enuf of them!!!o and im goin to see them nxt year when they tour ireland--luvin it luvin it luvin it!!
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AWESOME | Reviewer: Jon | 3/20/2005
just completely awesome!!! an honest mistake, no brakes, and fearless are my favorite ones. the debut album is gonna be CRAZYYY!!!!
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OMG!!!! OMG!!!! OMFG!!!! | Reviewer: cup &shoe | 3/9/2005
i LOVE the bravery sooooo much, theyre the best stuff ive heard around for abosoulutely ages. nothing seemed to take my interest, when i was flicking through the music channels and i saw the start of some strange black, white and yellow video starting with a dominoe(an honest mistake), it made me so curious i wanted to see what would happen next. when i did i nearly cracked up because it was so funny how the dart missed the target in the end. and their faces!! XD well anyways when i saw it again i listened to the song more and i absoulutly loved it. its was so different to any thing else. i became obssesed and had to find out more about them and saw they were going to perform and sign in hmv in london. of course i had to go and see them and get the single. they are amazing!! im just upset i hadnt noticed them sooner with their first song unconditional. cant wait for the album!!!!
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The word has in mod.Eng. a much stronger sense than it had at an earlier period; it has now an implication of insulting contempt which does not in the same degree belong to any of its synonyms, or to the derivative foolish. [OED]Meaning "jester, court clown" first attested late 14c., though it is not always possible to tell whether the reference is to a professional entertainer or an amusing lunatic on the payroll. As the name of a kind of custard dish, it is attested from 1590s (the food also was called trifle, which may be the source of the name).
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This year, the crime problem has popped up as a significant issue in the Roslyn area, especially in the Village of East Hills. In fact, that village included the formation of its own security force in its 2002-2003 budget. Summer is when people take vacations. It is also when crime concerns are usually at their highest.
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"No One Can Throw a Party Like the NY Wine Industry!" Winestock NY is an annual fundraising event thrown by a group of passionate New York wineries to benefit NYWIA (NY Wine Industry Association) and its mission to promote the stability and advancement of the wine industry in New York State through advocacy and public education.
The festivities hosted each year in the scenic vineyards of Three Brothers Wineries and Estates on the east side of Seneca Lake, is an open invitation to the public to come share in an afternoon of "Peace, Love and Wine Understanding."
There will be two stages of music going all afternoon, with the headliner band being Thousands of One, an Afro-Soul/Funk/Reggae band whose mission is to change society through music. The Ithaca-based band plays venues throughout the Finger Lakes and the Southern Tier.
The full band line-up is:
Main Stage
Bagg Dare Stage
Along with the great music, there will be interactive, educational seminars running all afternoon in the Educational Tent. Each seminar is 45 minutes long with a half-hour class followed by a 15-minute tasting.
Seminar Schedule:
In addition to the entertainment and education, there will be 18 NYS wineries pouring and selling their wines, along with Three Brother's brewery, War Horse Brewing Company. Food will be available by Smokin' Bagg Dare BBQ and Cippolla Romaine Food Cart, along with select local farm and food vendors including Muranda Cheese Company, Apple Grove Farm and Tutto D'Oliva "Everything Olive."
This year marks the event's fifth anniversary, and will take place from 12:00pm to 5:00pm on Saturday, June 28. New for 2014 will be 3 educational seminars, which demonstrate the event's and the Association's goal of education. In addition, there will be two stages of live music, more than 18 wineries sampling and selling in the Wine Tent, local foods and local artisans. Advance tickets are $15 each and will be available at the Winestock NY website: www.winestockny.org.


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A woman was badly hurt in a head-on collision Sunday afternoon in Defiance County, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
Brenda A. Michel, 57, of Ottawa, Ohio, was in critical condition at Parkview Regional Medical Center, hospital staff said.
The crash happened about 1 p.m. in a curve on Ohio 15, west of Schubert Road in Highland Township, the patrol said. Michel was driving west in a 1998 Oldsmobile when she collided head-on with an eastbound 2002 Pontiac, the patrol said.
Michel was flown from the crash scene to the hospital. The Pontiac driver, Makayla M. McAvoy, 18, of Mount Gilead, Ohio, and a juvenile passenger in Michel's vehicle were taken to Mercy Defiance Hospital, the patrol said. Their conditions were not available.
The juvenile's name was not released. The crash remains under investigation.