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NFL Network Begins "32-In-32″ Series; Vikings Ranked 3rdPosted by on June 8, 2010 – 8:30 am
NFL Network and NFL.com asked fans to rank all 32 teams and the masses have spoken – more than 100,000 ballots were cast.
Not surprisingly, the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints came in ranked #1, with the Indianapolis Colts ranked 2nd and the Vikings ranked 3rd.
Now that all 32 teams have been ranked by the fans, NFL Network has begun it's "32 teams in 32 days" series where each NFL team will be profiled according to the fan's offseason voting, with highlights from last year and NFL Network experts sharing their predictions for the 2010 season.
The series kicked off Monday night on the NFL Network's "NFL Total Access" with a profile of the St. Louis Rams (ranked #32) and it will continue all the way through the Vikings, Colts and Saints. The Detroit Lions – ranked #31 – are up next and the other NFC North teams are ranked as follows: Chicago Bears #22 and the Green Bay Packers #6.
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Studwell Stars At Vikings Playground BuildPosted by on June 7, 2010 – 10:39 am
As a LB for the Vikings from 1977-1990, Scott Studwell was tremendously productive and earned a reputation as a leader with a tireless work ethic. Since his playing days, Studwell has carried those traits with him to the Vikings front office, where he currently works as the franchise's Director of College Scouting.
In honor of his long and distinguished (and on-going) career, the organization inducted Studwell into the Vikings Ring of Honor during the 2009 season. Inclusion in the Ring of Honor is the highest individual honor one can receive from the club.
With that background in mind, it's impressive to note that Studwell was once again a leader during the Vikings annual playground build event this past Friday. Each of the last 5 years, the entire Vikings organization and a large group of volunteers from KaBoom! and Toro have built a playground for a local school. And in each of those events, Studwell's leadership and work ethic has been obvious.
"I am the first person on the site for the Vikings each year with set-up and prep duties and each year, the first person to get to the site is Scott Studwell and he hits it hard from start to finish," said Brad Madson, Vikings Executive Director of Community Relations/Youth Football. "I remember when we were at the American Indian Magnet School in St. Paul a few years back and we hadn't even set up for morning registration yet and here comes Stud with broom in hand and he proceeded to start to clear the sidewalk and steps in preparation for landscaping. With that type of work ethic, it's easy to understand why he is the Vikings all-time leading tackler!"
Although he prefers to remain out of the spotlight and probably wishes this blog entry never existed, Studwell exudes the kind of leadership and work ethic that yields great results, whether it be on the football field, in the front office or at a community event. He's a source of pride for the Vikings organization.
Now that I've shared this on the blog, I'll probably have to hope he doesn't form tackle me in the hallway.
Tags: Scott Studwell
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This Week's Monday Morning Mailbag Is PostedPosted by on June 7, 2010 – 8:01 am
This week's Monday Morning Mailbag is posted and you can read it by clicking here. We address several topics this week, including the FB position and the offensive line.
Do you have a comment/question for the Mailbag? If so, submit it by sending me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Remember that we can't post every comment/question, but we will answer every question we receive.
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No OTAs This Week For Vikings; Minicamp Coming UpPosted by on June 7, 2010 – 6:42 am
It looks as if the Vikings may have finished their OTA schedule for the 2010 offseason and now have their mandatory minicamp next on the horizon.
Last Friday, the Vikings wrapped up their 12th OTA before heading to Nellie Stone Johnson Community School for their annual playground build. We'll have more on the playground build later, so stay tuned for a written and video recap along with a photo gallery.
The Vikings mandatory minicamp will run from June 10-13 and vikings.com will have complete coverage of the activities.
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Members Of Vikings Organization To Participate In Lymphomathon On SaturdayPosted by on June 4, 2010 – 6:07 am
The Lymphoma Research Foundation Minnesota Chapter's 6th Annual Lymphomathon 5k walk/run is this Saturday at Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis and the Vikings are participating for the 2nd consecutive year. The Vikings team is headed up by Assistant Director of Public Affairs Jeff Anderson and consists of Vikings players, staff members and friends.
Pro Bowl special teamer Heath Farwell is a member of the Vikings Lymphomathon team and he'll be joined by Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders at the event to sign autographs prior to the walk/run.
Registration for Saturday's Lymphomathon begins at 9:00 a.m. and the 5k walk/run will commence at 10:00 a.m. There is no fee to register.
The purpose of the Lymphomathon is to raise awareness of lymphoma and fund research for a cure for the most common blood cancer and the 3rd-most common cancer in children; today, half a million Americans are affected by lymphoma. It is estimated that there were over 74,300 new cases of lymphoma in the U.S. in 2009 and about 20,510 people will die from it. Approximately 1,110 people will be diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) in Minnesota (3 per day) and another 320 will lose their lives this year.
For more information, to join Team Minnesota Vikings or to register a team, call 1-800-235-6848 or visit www.lymphomathon.org.
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Vikings Annual Playground Build Is TodayPosted by on June 4, 2010 – 5:01 am
For the 5th consecutive year, the Vikings will join forces with volunteers and other charitable organizations to build a new and safe playground at a local school. This year's playground build will take place at Nellie Stone Johnson Community School in North Minneapolis.
Vikings players and coaches will be at Winter Park for OTA #12 this morning and will then join the rest of the organization in the build at Nellie Johnson Community School. I won't be at practice today so don't look for OTA observations. But, there's typically several media outlets at this particular community event so I'm sure players and coaches will be available to the media at the event later this afternoon. I will try to catch up with a few of the guys to see how practice went at Winter Park.
Cost of the playground's construction is being split between the Vikings and one of it's community partners – Toro. I'll have more details about today's activities, including a recap of the event, later this weekend on vikings.com.
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OTA #11 Observations; Teaching/Learning Environment Important At OTAsPosted by on June 3, 2010 – 12:20 pm
Often times I mention weather conditions in the OTA observations and it's not because I'm a native Minnesotan – weather seems to be a common conversation topic in our great state. The weather is a relevant factor because these OTA sessions are as much about teaching/learning as they are skill sets and physical activity.
"There is a lot of teaching going on here," Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress said on Wednesday while meeting with reporters. "Coaches are being intentional about that. (There are) a lot of bright-eyed guys so we will have some good competitions at a number of positions."
On Thursday, the Vikings practiced under ideal weather – and teaching – conditions as they completed OTA #11. Although these OTAs are non-contact exercises at all times, I've definitely sensed a pickup in the intensity and competitive environment as the OTA schedule has progressed. Thursday's action, especially near the end of practice, was no exception and served as a prime example of the good competitions Childress referenced on Wednesday.
Let's go over a few observations/highlights from Thursday's practice…
– S Husain Abdullah tallied an INT during the first team portion of practice, picking off a Sage Rosenfels pass near the sideline.
– Childress mentioned during Wednesday's press conference that the team is working a lot on situational football, and they did so again on Thursday. I noticed during both team drills and 7-on-7 work that 3rd downs, red zone and zero-blitz/zero-pressure scenarios were presented.
– The best offensive play of the day came during 7-on-7 work, when Tarvaris Jackson floated a pass in the back right corner of the endzone for TE Visanthe Shiancoe. LB Heath Farwell was in on the coverage and actually was in a great position, but Shiancoe jumped and got both hands on the ball. My view of the ground was blocked, so I could tell if the TE got both feet in bounds. Farwell came away from the play waving his arms as if to say "incomplete" but Shiancoe had both hands in the air to say "touchdown."
– Rookie 6th round QB Joe Webb got in on the action with a sharp throw to RB Darius Reynaud on 3rd and goal from the 8.
– The best part of practice came on the final 3 plays, where it was offense vs. defense inside the 10-yardline. Jackson hit Shiancoe on a quick slant for a score and then the QB followed that effort up with another TD on a quick slant to WR Jaymar Johnson. On the final play, though, Leslie Frazier's defense came with a blitz and forced an incompletion. Jackson called an alert and made an adjustment to the play. S Jamarca Sanford came on the blitz and Jackson's pass was batted down by a wall of defensive linemen.
– Childress hosted a contingent of Minnesota high school football coaches at practice, something he's done in the past as he continues to cultivate a relationship with members from every level of football in the state.
– Mike Grant, the son of former Vikings Head Coach Bud Grant, heads a group of students from Eden Prairie High School called The Brotherhood. The group meets weekly and is comprised of primarily black, male student athletes who have committed to improving themselves both academically and personally.
The students were able to watch Thursday's practice from the sidelines and then were joined by several members of the organization following practice. Along with a big group of players, individuals who visited with Grant's group included Childress, Frazier, VP of Player Personnel Rick Spielman and WRs coach George Stewart.
Tags: George Stewart, Heath Farwell, Husain Abdullah, Leslie Frazier, Rick Spielman, Visanthe Shiancoe
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Report: Vikings Not Interested In AtogwePosted by on June 3, 2010 – 7:32 am
On Wednesday we took a closer look at the Vikings safety situation, including recent reports that linked unrestricted free agent S O.J. Atogwe to a number of NFL teams. The Vikings were one of those teams and in both a headline story and a blog entry we examined whether he would be a good fit in Minnesota.
Now another report has surfaced regarding the Vikings and Atogwe. This one comes from Judd Zulgad of the Star Tribune, who cites NFL sources as saying the Vikings will not pursue the free agent safety.
Other teams who've been linked to Atogwe are the Cowboys, Dolphins, 49ers, Lions and Rams. Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones indicated earlier this week that his won't be pursuing Atogwe, either.
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Vikings Wrap Up OTA #10, Host Special Olympics Minnesota AthletesPosted by on June 2, 2010 – 12:40 pm
The rainy conditions subsided in time for the Vikings to work outside during OTA #10 and then host a group of Special Olympic Minnesota athletes at Winter Park on Wednesday. The Vikings went through a typical OTA practice and then several members of the team, including Head Coach Brad Childress, stayed after practice to visit with the SOM participants and take part in a Punt, Pass and Kick clinic.
Prior to the clinic and meet and greet, the SOM group watched OTA #10 from the sidelines, often times cheering after highlight-caliber play.
After the SOM event, Childress met with reporters and addressed a number of topics, and you can view his presser by clicking here. Also, check out these images from earlier at today's practice.
For now, here are a few highlights from Wednesday's action at Winter Park…
– Rookie 4th round DE Everson Griffen was one of the most engaged players during the SOM event following practice. He signed autographs immediately after practice concluded, assisted the participants in the Kick portion of the clinic and then stayed after the SOM event to visit and pose in photos. We talked to Griffen after the SOM event and we'll include his comments in the video recap of the event that will be posted later this afternoon.
– I spoke with Dave Dorn, President of Special Olympics Minnesota, during practice and he was once again thrilled to have the event at Winter Park after a practice. Dorn said commented that the Vikings have been a great partner throughout the years and that the Punt, Pass and Kick Clinic was an event that began with former Vikings FB Tony Richardson and has continued with the support of both Childress and superstar RB Adrian Peterson.
– Two highlight-caliber plays stuck out to me during practice. One was registered by LB Erin Henderson in the 2nd-to-last play of the inside skeleton drill. He jumped a pass in the middle of the field that was intended for TE Jeff Dugan and thrown by Sage Rosenfels. Henderson caught the pass smoothly and would've glided into the endzone for a TD. On the very next play, though, Rosenfels went back to Dugan at the very same spot and the duo completed the pass. The other highlight-caliber play came from QB Tarvaris Jackson and rookie 7th round TE Mickey Shuler. Jackson took a 5-step drop and rifled a pass to Shuler down the right seam. Shuler, who's made some impressive catches during OTAs, hauled in the pass and continued down the field.
– Players were made available to the media following practice and one of the most popular interviews was WR Logan Payne, a former University of Minnesota Golden Gopher. Payne was signed this offseason after spending time with a few different NFL teams. A few interesting comments from Payne: 1) He said even as a guy whose made an NFL roster in the past, there isn't much room for error for him and he's making the most of this opportunity, 2) He had a few other teams interested in bringing him in this offseason but he took a look at the Vikings team and coaching staff and felt comfortable being with the Vikings, and 3) As he comes back from an injury, he feels as fast as he's ever been during his career.
– While we're on the topic of former Golden Gophers, I spent a few minutes after Tuesday's practice with DL Cedric McKinley. He joined the Vikings this offseason as an undrafted rookie free agent and he told me that after playing mostly DE in college he's been playing a lot of 3-technique here with the Vikings. He also went on to explain that he's been watching a lot of Kevin Williams' film and he's also been impressed with the work ethic Williams has. "I'm having a great experience so far," McKinley said, "and it's really a blessing to be a part of this team right now."
Tags: Adrian Peterson, Cedric McKinley, Erin Henderson, Everson Griffen, Jeff Dugan, Logan Payne, Mickey Shuler, Sage Rosenfels
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Will Tyrell Johnson Have A Breakout Season?Posted by on June 2, 2010 – 7:14 am
Using WRs such as the Vikings Sidney Rice and the Dallas Cowboys Miles Austin as examples of breakout players from 2009, NFL.com's Pat Kirwan recently identified 20 players who are candidates in his mind to have a breakout season in 2010.
And he included another Vikings player in this year's group.
Vikings S Tyrell Johnson, entering his 3rd season in the NFL, was on Kirwan's list. Kirwan said Johnson is "still learning the pro game" after being selected in the 2nd round of the 2008 NFL Draft out of Arkansas State. But he also said Johnson is an excellent athlete whose already faced a lot of pressure because opposing offenses attack the Vikings via the pass so often.
I found Kirwan's inclusion of Johnson on this list particularly interesting because of the high volume of emails I've received lately from fans who want the Vikings to pursue unrestricted free agent (UFA) S O.J. Atogwe. So I took a more detailed look at the Vikings safety situation – click here to read it.
This entire issue is a good Vikings talker that sparks thoughtful debate and conversation. Fans, what do you think?
Tags: Madieu Williams, Tyrell Johnson
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Magnolias at the mill
- Address:
198 N. 21st Street
Purcellville, VA 20132Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Magnolias at the mill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.magnoliasmill.com/
- Phone: (540) 338-9800
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 2:30pm, Friday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Chris Carp
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Your Place or ours – Our banquet/Catering staff is here to please.
Magnolias offer prepared platters, elegant catered dinners, business functions and elegant wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners. Take advantage of our extensive facilities including several choices in banquet rooms and an outdoor option that will really impress your guests or let us bring the party to you.
- Private Party Facilities: Magnolias at the mill offers 2 Bins on the upper level, one seating up to 8 guests & the other up to 18 guests. (not wheelchair accessible)
- Private Party Contact: Laurel Sherman 5403389800x109
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Magnolias at the mill reviews from OpenTable diners
181 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (108)special occasion (93)fit for foodies (89)great for lunch (62)romantic (54)good for groups (52)notable wine list (48)great for outdoor dining (41)great for brunch (39)vibrant bar scene (29)kid-friendly (28)hot spot (28)scenic view (11)late-night find (9)Show More
- Wonderful dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/1/2014Magnolias catered my wife's and my wedding dinner, so we thought to go here for our one year wedding anniversary. As always, Magnolias is beautiful, quiet, and everyone is super nice. Food was delicious, and we are always excited to see what they have in store when the seasons change. Great place for a special occassion, or just dinner out.Special Features:
- Any occasionBJinVADined on 9/28/2014Great for a date or after a ball game. Definitely recommend. Starets and entrees are always good. Try the bread and oil.Special Features:
- DisappointedluvvirginawinesDined on 9/27/2014We have been to Magnolias several times. Our first experience was great, but the chef was a guest, and he did an excellent job with our wine-pairing dinner. After that, we found the food to be adequate but nothing to write home about. This visit was a complete disappointment. My crab-stuffed trout was overcooked and extremely salty. My wife and I both found our asparagus to be under-cooked and way too acidic. The potato-onion hash that came with my meal was bland to the point of being unappetizing. We the service is good, and the staff are pleasant. The sound level was formal normal conversation. Although the wine list appears to be adequate, we bring our own wine, so cannot comment. We won't be back until we hear of improvement.
- Seemed Very PopularSpringVisitDined on 9/27/2014Strongly recommend making a reservation, especially on weekend nights. We arrived in time for our reservation, and had a short wait while our table was prepared. The food was good, with an inventive list of offerings and very large portions. The restaurant was very crowded and quite noisy. The open nature of the building adds to the clamor. Overall, it was an enjoyable meal. Be advised that parking in Purcellville is somewhat limited, and you may have to allow time to walk to the restaurant from several blocks away.
- Magnolia'sDavidDined on 9/27/2014Great food, as usual, great service, as usual. But we felt a little rushed at times. Almost like they were looking for turnover. 75 minutes from seating to presentation of bill is a bit quick. We would have liked to have enjoyed our meal a bit more.Special Features:
- Great place to eat!JoshMDined on 9/25/2014We love Magnolias. We come here every year on our anniversary as it is where our rehearsal dinner was. They always make it special for us. The food is great and there is a decent range of choices on the menu. I can't speak to the wine/alcohol selection but I'd assume it's very good.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 9/25/2014Excellent as always. My son requested this place for his birthday dinner for the second time. Food was enjoyable and service impeccable.Special Features:
- Great Food and serviceFhlostonFoodieDined on 9/24/2014The restaurant is in an Old Mill and while there is some level of charm, the seating felt to casual for what it could be. The service was freindly and warm. The waiter was dressed professionally and he was knowledgable. The food was well portioned and cooked to perfection. Just the restaurant seemed to be missing something in the decor and ambianceSpecial Features:
- A Gem in LoudountincigarDined on 9/21/2014Magnolia's continues to be one of the best dining experiences in Loudoun. Mussels in spicy tomato broth provides a great beginning, one that can easily be shared among 2 or 3 diners. Burgers are juicy and full of flavor thanks to a deft hand by the grill man. Entrees, although a bit limited in range, have yet to disappoint. Service strikes just the right note of friendly casualness.Special Features:
- Excellentmjp1VIPDined on 9/20/2014This was our first dining experience at Magnolia's. The food was delicious! I would highly recommend the Salmon. The service was terrific. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Love MaggieslaurvaDined on 9/16/2014This restaurant has the best service, food, and atmosphere. Its one of my favorites, never a bad meal....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- September anniversary lunchrumkatDined on 9/16/2014We loved sitting outside on a gorgeous September afternoon to celebrate our 25th anniversary. The food was amazing, our server was excellent, and the outdoor seating was perfect. We were there at 2pm, so not all of the tables were taken. Thus, it was more relaxing and less intrusive on other peoples' dining (or ours). Loved it!Special Features:
- Gorgeous historical restaurantVPeloDined on 9/15/2014My husband and I had dinner here to celebrate his birthday. It came highly recommended where we were staying (Historical Rosemont Manor), and we weren't disappointed. The place has a great story, and the decor is really amazing and authentic. There were so many enticing items on the menu that we ended up ordering a bunch of share plates to try as much as we could! Service was great and attentive - they even printed a menu with "Happy Birthday" on the top for my hubby! The whole experience was great except for one thing: there was a large party seated nearby that was quite loud, and it took a little bit away from the romantic dinner. I would happily recommend this restaurant for a nice dinner out :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect lunch spotAliJVIPDined on 9/15/2014My new husband and I ventured to Purcellville while on our honeymoon in Middleburg. We had a lovely table outside, but shaded. I want the Bianco pizza with tomato sauce instead of white sauce. No problem! And it was so yummy! My husband got the Big Easy burger. He is still talking about it, days later, saying that it was the best burger he's ever had. And to top it all off, our recessional song from our wedding came on while we were dining. It was all just so perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food!nightoffunDined on 9/13/2014Food was delicious, however service was very slow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just for the HalibutOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014We ordered the halibut special and it was overcooked. Expected better for $29.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I WANT to love it, but needs workLoveTheCountryDined on 9/7/2014Love the location, love the outdoor ambiance. Very friendly patrons, great small-town feel. We had a couple issues, and the staff was caring, really terrific, wanted to make it right, cared what we thought. Good menu, but our food was a bit overdone, especially the fish and the drinks very small.Special Features:
- I loved it!DoctorJohnDined on 9/7/2014We went here on the recommendation of a friend. It was really nice!!! There was live music when we arrived (guitarist), not too loud, but just enough to enjoy. The food was great, and the wine list extensive. I will definitely be going back!!!Special Features:
- Glass of wine was expensivefrequentdinerDined on 9/6/2014My dining companion asked for a glass of Pinot Noir to go with her prime rib when it arrived, but paying $14 for one glass was high, she didn't see the price until the bill arrived. Disappointed in that pricing. Server didn't ask if she wanted this or that...seem like there would have been a house wine to offer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good TimebirthdaygirlDined on 9/6/2014The food was good. No wait due to advanced reservation. Staff was friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- unique northrrn VA restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/6/2014Restored mill in Purcellville right at the end of the W&OD trail. good menu and vibrancy abounds....even a small outdoor area under a tentSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This place is over rated.TheMasterDined on 9/6/2014The 12 oz prime rib was cold, unseasoned, and undercooked. Mashed potatoes tasted artificial (from a box) and were cold. The 4 four inch long pieces of asparagus were cold. The pudding was cold. The horseradish was watered down with a cream sauce and had little flavor. No alcoholic drinks were ordered, not everyone in the party of four ordered desert and with a tip - $180. This was a big let down.
- Truly enjoyable brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014Great selection of beer on tap; service was excellent and food was good. Black bean/corn soup was delicious, skillet mussels were definitely on the small side.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Brunch with my FamilyMikeGRestonDined on 8/31/2014We sat outside with the W&OD Trail nearby but behind a fence so not a bother. The service was great and the food was absolutely delicious. We brought my 19 month old with us and they treated him like one of the family. Definitely worth the trip we made from Reston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good, as usual.RavineRoadieDined on 8/30/2014Hickory grilled steak salad was very tasty and great value. Fried green tomatoes not as good as prior visits. Drinks are overpriced. . .but we'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst meal ever....OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014I would never go back to Magnolia's. The food was horrible. If they can't cook a simple fish then they certainly won't get a recommendation from me. Wahoo was the night's special and it was cooked so long it tasted and looked like very dry chicken. The tomatoes served on the side of my salad were soggy and looked like mush. I had to send it back. Does anyone look at these plates? I can't understand someone sending a plate out with a nasty looking tomato on it. The atmosphere was just as bad. I felt like I was at a Cracker Barrel instead of what is supposed to be a nice restaurant. Most people there where wearing T-shirts and blue jeans and kept hats on at the tables.
- Service was greattjbataliDined on 8/28/2014Our server was wonderful. Came to our table at the right times, let us settle in and didn't come over every 5 minutes to fil out wine glasses. She let us enjoy the wonderful patio seating and the delicious food.Special Features:
- Too SaltywxyzDined on 8/26/2014Have always enjoyed Magnolias and never had any issues with the food until now. On the evening of 8/26 two different entrees were both extremely salty. Couldn't finish the meat or fish dish because of it.Special Features:
- Next TimethegodmotherDined on 8/24/2014Hubby and I definitely chose the wrong menu item - lobster rolls. As native New Englanders this choice was a disappointment to us. At $17 there was very little lobster in the roll, the roll was tough, and could not discern its other ingredients - e.g. there was no obvious butter and if it was prepared with mayo - I could not tell. Drinks were excellent and prepared as we requested. But nonetheless we enjoyed our excursion to Purceville, the ambiance of Magnolia, and the cheerful and professional wait staff - so will give it another try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Good!DeliciousDined on 8/24/2014Went for lunch this time and it was great. Tomato Gouda soup was creamy and a perfect match for a loaded grilled cheese. The burgers were cooked to perfection and the fries were brown and crispy but not overcooked. The service was perfectly paced and we were given time to enjoy the meal. Dessert, the Caramel Bread pudding was delicious, warm and gooey, a must if you like caramel. In over 10 visits we have never been disappointed and it's a 35 mile trip for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful restaurantTopeyeDined on 8/23/2014Went there for 28th anniversary with my wife. Seated immediately by our reservation on a busy Saturday night, 8/23/14. Waiter was very attentive and fairly knowledgeable about most items on the menu. Very interesting old mill setting. Didn't 'wait long for food. Salad was good but bacon grease in dressing had just begun to cool and congeal on spinach by the time it was served. My NY strip was cooked exactly to my request and was tender, juicy, and very delicious. Perfect whipped potatoes and asparagus. I sampled my wife's shrimp and grits and found it to be awesome too. My really neat and tasty cheesecake was very good. Price was slightly higher than I normally pay at comparable restaurants but will return for other special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GET AWAY FOR FUN!MemoriesDined on 8/20/2014Every time my friends and I dine at Magnolias we enjoy the food and relaxed atmosphere. Sometimes it is very noisy, but we just talk louder! The desserts are delicious! It is a wonderful meeting place and summer time the indoor porch is perfect. On cool days the outside dining is enjoyable. After driving 1 hour from the East, I love to dine in the best place in Purcellville and walk around town afterwards!Special Features:
- JBismynicknamedammitVIPDined on 8/19/2014I made a reservation through Open Table. A table was waiiting for us when we arrived, even though the restaurant was on about a 15 minute wait. When making the reservation, I mentioned that we would be celebrating my friends birthday and that she chose the resuptuarant for their gluten free menu selection. I appreciated the personal touch that the restaurant took in customizing her menu to have only gluten free itema andit even had Happy Birthday across the top. The food was good, the service was excellent and the ambiance was ideal for a quiet lunch. Thank you to all.Special Features:
- DisappointingYMMVDined on 8/17/2014Went for Sunday brunch. Table ordered Strawberry crepes, Stuffed French toast, and Cuban nachos. Only the nachos were especially good. Crepes and French toast were lukewarm. French toast was not stuffed but basically a sandwich of two slightly overcooked and slightly dry brioche french toast slices spread with a Nutella filling that was so diluted with other ingredients that it tasted neither of chocolate nor hazelnuts, plus some sliced strawberries. It was accompanied by three slices of really fabulous, perfectly cooked bacon. We all wished we had ordered lunch rather than breakfast items. Cocktails were very good. Service was a bit slow and disinterested. Room was too noisy to hear the person on the other side of the table.
- Excellent Food and ServiceMichaelWVIPDined on 8/16/2014The menu offered several options for our gluten free table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love ItpenguinDined on 8/16/2014This was our second time dining at Magnolia's and very favorably impressed both times. Ordered the lacquered salmon both times (it was recommended the first time) and it did not disappoint. One of the best salmon preparations I have ever had. Also had the tomato smoked gouda soup and my husband had outstanding gazpacho. It's a wonderful restaurant in a small town. The staff made me feel "at home".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placequilterDined on 8/13/2014I have been to Magnolia's several times and have had a great meal each time. There is always something that is different that the usual burger or salad and it always tastes great.Special Features:
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New Zealand 321 for 5 (Devine 145, Bates 73) beat South Africa 170 (Ruck 4-31, Nielsen 3-34) by 151 runs
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A century from middle-order batsman Sophie Devine and a half-century from captain Suzie Bates was backed up by a combined bowling effort as New Zealand defeated South Africa by 151 runs in Cuttack. The strong total of 321 was built round the third-wicket stand of 128 between Bates and Devine, and a 101-run stand off 43 deliveries for the fifth wicket between Devine and Nicola Browne. South Africa, in reply, lost wickets regularly, and no one scored more than 37 as they capitulated for 170.
South Africa's openers were dismissed by the sixth over, and they couldn't recover. Seamer Morna Nielsen and Lea Tahuhu destroyed the top order, and South Africa slumped to 82 for 7 in the 21st over. Susan Benade and Shabnim Ismail tried to rescue South Africa, adding 72 runs in quick time, but left-arm seamer Sian Ruck, who finished with four wickets, mopped up the tail.
New Zealand's bowlers had the cushion provided by commanding batting from their batsmen. Although openers Lucy Doolan and Lucy Satterthwaite were dismissed quickly, the middle order responded soundly. Devine, who struck 13 fours and six sixes in her knock of 145, off 131 balls, saw her side through to the end of the innings.
"It feels great to have scored my first ODI century for New Zealand. There were a few plays and misses but I'm delighted to have helped us to our first win of the tournament," Devine said after the game. "You never quite feel like you're comfortable at the crease, you had to graft to stay there and after Suzie [Bates] departed it was good to have Sara [McGlashan] and Nicola Browne there to help the total go even higher.
"We really concentrated on bowling nice tight lines and we had them [South Africa] instantly under pressure which I think helped to change their batting mindset. A couple of their players looked in good form, including their captain [Mignon] du Preez but we were consistent and patient and it worked in our favour."
Du Preez said her side had learned hard lessons. "We didn't take the chances that we created up front when we were fielding. We missed out on removing Sophie Devine for 11 and she made us pay a heavy price for that. Our lines and length were wrong and the fielding was not at our best. Losing wickets in clusters also prevented us from forming partnerships and all those things combined were our downfall."
Australia 175 (Haynes 39, Yousuf 3-30) beat Pakistan 84 (Maroof 43, Coyte 3-20, Ferling 2-10) by 91 runs
A strong bowling performance, led by seamer Sarah Coyte, helped Australia beat Pakistan by 91 runs in a Group B match in Cuttack.
Set a target of 176, Pakistan's batting order crumbled as only two batsmen had scores in double figures. Bismah Maroof was the only batsman to resist the Australian bowlers, scoring 43 of her team's 84 runs. Coyte took three wickets, and was ably supported by medium pacers Ellyse Perry, Holly Ferling and offspinner Lisa Sthalekar, who all took two wickets apiece.
Having chosen to bat, Australia did not get off to the best start, losing wickets regularly. A third-wicket partnership of 44 runs between opener Rachael Haynes and Alex Blackwell stabilised the innings a little before Blackwell was dismissed by Asmavia Iqbal. Coyte then added 45 important runs for the seventh-wicket with Sthalekar (32) and remained unbeaten on 35.
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Tim Burt's investment philosophy a foundation of his Cardinal Capital firm's success
Tim Burt was preaching to the choir at a recent luncheon where he was the guest speaker.
Like him, most of the attendees were investment analysts.
So they were well-versed in Burt's topic, the basics of value investing -- an investment philosophy made famous by Warren Buffett.
Considered one of the world's most successful investors, with the vast wealth to back it up, Buffett earned his nickname the Oracle of Omaha because of his ability to buy undervalued companies that eventually become highly valued ones.
Although a familiar subject for Burt's audience, considering the luncheon was a Winnipeg CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst Society) gathering, a good portion would also know his take on the investment philosophy well, since he probably has had a hand in their careers at one time or another. Some may have taken the securities-analysis course Burt taught at the University of Manitoba more than a decade ago. Others are employed at his firm Cardinal Capital Management, or at least have been in the past.
At the very least, every one of them is familiar with his story.
Burt is one of the elder statesmen in Winnipeg's investment analyst community. He has almost 40 years in the business, and for more than 20 of them, he has been building one of the most successful independent investment houses in the city's history. Today, Cardinal Capital manages more than $1.5 billion -- all the while emulating Buffett's conservative technique of selecting stocks to build wealth over the long-term.
Although value investing is foundational subject matter for investment analysts, its principles can be a revelation for amateur investors looking to improve their investment knowledge.
So after the lunchtime talk, Burt spoke with the Free Press to offer some insights about the market philosophy that has made himself, Buffett and countless others successful long-term investors.
"Value investing is trying to determine a fair value for a stock using various metrics, or quantitative tools, and based on that analysis, determining whether the stock is a good buy or not," Burt says.
It's more than just buying low and selling high -- though that is ultimately the goal of any investment style.
And value investing stands in stark contrast to its flashier cousin, growth-style investing, which is largely based on forecasting if a fast-growing company will continue to have high growth.
Rather, value investors generally avoid companies that have rapidly rising and high-flying stock prices, such as Tesla and Lululemon Athletica.
Electric luxury carmaker Tesla, for example, is only now turning a small profit, yet its stock price has almost quadrupled in the last year to nearly $100 a share.
Yoga-wear maker Lululemon hasn't had quite as dramatic a rise of late, but its stock price, in the $60-something range, is still considered expensive by value investors -- even after losing a chunk of its value this week when its CEO resigned.
They still consider its stock price inflated because, for example, its price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) is in the 30s.
For those unfamiliar with this stock measurement, the P/E ratio is the most widely used metric in value investing. Often referred to as "multiples," it measures how much investors are willing to pay for every dollar of a company's earnings.
The higher the P/E, the more likely the stock price is overvalued. Determining how high is high requires comparing a company's P/E to its competitors. In the case of Lululemon, other apparel makers have P/Es in the teens, so to value investors, the company's stock seems pricey.
"The difference between an undervalued stock and an overvalued stock is really market psychology," Burt says. "It's how investors feel about those companies, and as investors are more optimistic, they tend to overprice stock. As investors become more pessimistic, they tend to undervalue stocks."
Value investors aim to buy the undervalued stocks. These are companies with good earnings and bright futures, but their stock price doesn't yet reflect these qualities.
Typically, value investors look for stocks with P/Es lower than stocks in the same sector. Yet this metric alone is by no means a perfect measure of a stock's value.
A company can have good earnings, a low stock price and, as a result, a low relative P/E value. But investors could have a good reason to be lukewarm about the stock. A firm might be profitable now, but the consensus is its future is bleak.
For instance, Research in Motion (now BlackBerry) had good earnings just two years ago even though it was already being clobbered by Apple, Samsung and others. Even though its share price had been in free fall, it remained profitable. As a result, the Canadian tech firm's P/E made it appear to be a bargain, at least until it reported losses last year, which nullifies the P/E measurement altogether.
Burt says companies with a falling P/E ratio, such as BlackBerry, may be "in a death spiral."
That doesn't mean they are down and out. Sometimes they recover like Apple. Once on its deathbed, Apple became one of the world's most profitable publicly traded stocks. But recovery is rare.
Sorting the bargains from the soon-to-be failures is where the real work begins for value investors. They get down to the finer details about a company's current and future positions relative to its competitors and ignore the manic pricing of investor psychology.
"It (valuation) is a pendulum. It swings back and forth from one extreme to the other -- from over-valuation to undervaluation," Burt says.
"That's not just true with individual stocks, it's true with the stock market. That's why you see low valuations at bear-market bottoms like March 9, 2009."
When it comes to markets, however, value investors are largely agnostic. They largely don't care whether markets go up or down -- at least over the short term. Their concern is about the companies they own.
They look for companies with good track records of steady growth, often with long histories of increasing dividends.
"We're not market timers. We don't sit on cash. We're always fully invested," he says.
This is because even when the market looks over-valued, it can always go higher longer than anyone can predict. In other words, you could sit on the sidelines waiting for a crash that may never come.
"At the same time, if you stay in the markets and they continue to go up, you're going to benefit," he says.
"And then if they drop 20 per cent, at least it's a good opportunity to buy more stocks."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition June 15, 2013 B12
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The second annual Mardi Gras Celebration is happening in Texarkana on Sat., March 1, from 2pm to 7pm. There will be three parades, concessions and food vendors, activities for the entire family, contests, music and adult beverages too. This year's theme is Super Heroes & Marvels.
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Texarkana's largest indoor garage sale will feature tons of booths and thousands of items. You name it, you'll find it at bargain prices! Get your space reserved for the event and turn that pile of "stuff" into cash so you can buy more stuff.
The event will be Saturday from 7am to 1pm at Four States Entertainment Center, 3700 E 50th Street, Texarkana, Arkansas.
Texarkana's second annual Mardi Gras celebration is less than a month away. Three parades and lots of food, fun and entertainment are scheduled for Saturday, March 1, 2014.
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The Twitter hashtag has proved hugely popular with people... Social Media Will Sturgeon 2014-11-25T11:45:02+00:00 Politics goes beyond parody... http://www.themediablog.co.uk/the-media-blog/2014/11/labour-emily-thornberry-the-thick-of-it.html I've been unable to keep up with events surrounding the Rochester and Strood by-election this week without imagining them as scenes from The Thick Of It (with apologies to the original writers). This contains language some readers may find offensive:... Broadcast Silly Season Will Sturgeon 2014-11-22T09:16:36+00:00 From Volvo driving lobster eaters to conspiracy theorists: Meet the newspaper readers http://www.themediablog.co.uk/the-media-blog/2014/11/yougov-profiler-newspaper-readers.html Polling organisation YouGov has launched a 'Profiler' service which slices and dices all the information it holds on its panel of survey respondents, such as what newspaper they read, to provide detailed consumer profiles. For example, YouGov has more than... 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Chris Brown's Probation Revoked, Impresses Judge With Progress
Chris Brown is back in the courtroom today. A judge has revoked the singer's probation stemming from an arrest for assault in Washington D.C., in October.
Kevin Hart Scores Red October Nike Air Yeezy 2
Has Kevin Hart scored the hottest kicks in the world? From the looks of social media, the comedian has somehow grabbed a pair of Red October Nike Air Yeezy 2 sneakers.
Bruno Mars Named Billboard 'Artist of the Year'
Bruno Mars ends 2013 on top. Billboard has just named the crooner as the 'Artist of the Year.' He is the first male artist to claim this coveted title since 2008.
Beyonce and Jay Z Hit the Beach in 'Drunk in Love' Video
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Wale is not a happy camper. The rapper flipped out on a Complex staffer after being excluded from the magazine's '50 Best Albums of 2013' list.
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Waterfall Disc Screen designed for high-capacity fines screening.
West Salem Machinery (WSM), Salem, Ore., has announced the development of a new screening design – the WSM Waterfall Disc Screen. This machine is designed to deliver high-capacity fines screening, and to improve screening efficiency due to increased material agitation.
WSM's Waterfall Disc Screen's unique design utilizes multiple-roll screening decks that agitate and tumble the mat of material being screened as it falls from level to level. This tumbling movement is similar to a waterfall in that the mat is blended as it falls and fine particles that were in the upper portion now have a chance to be screened on the lower deck. As a result, you achieve high volume screening capacity and effective product separation in a small package size.
To make this possible the WSM Waterfall™ Disc Screen utilizes a tight spacing between discs, allowing a variety of fiber materials (bark, chips, sawdust, shavings, hogged wood, compost) to be sorted by size (thickness and length). Fine particles pass between the discs, while over-size pieces are retained above. Recent applications include panel and pellet fiber preparation by screening green sawdust and shavings before drying; high capacity ag-residual screening for removal of dirt and fines; and high volume chip screening for fines removal in a pulp woodyard. These versatile screens are available in multiple sizes, with screen widths from 48 inches to 84 inches and lengths to 20 feet.
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SOCIETATEA AGRICOLA MODELU is a recipient of farm subsidies in Modelu, Romania.
Since 0 SOCIETATEA AGRICOLA MODELU has received € in payments from the European Union .
Currently all we know about SOCIETATEA AGRICOLA MODELU are the few bits of information released by the Romania government.
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