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Coalhouse Pizza - Stamford
Just read on BlogStamford that a new pizza place is coming to town....WITH a brand new coal-fired oven! Sounds like the owners have some lofty plans, including live music and possibly a movie night. From the photos, it looks like it might be going in where Margot's used to be? Makes sense since the kitchen is probably still back there. Here's more: http://www.blogstamford.com/2009/07/c...
Looking forward to checking it out!
Looks like the former Margot's space is going to house a Middle Eastern eatery (passed it today on the way to Liz Sue's, but the name escapes me). Now I can't figure out where in that strip Coalhouse will be --maybe in the spot where the flower shop was? I love the convenience of that shopping center, so it's great that there will be two new places to try. And with the terrific Tawa right nearby, we may be developing quite a culinary mecca at Bull's Head!
re: MommaJ
Thanks for the scoop MommaJ. I am intrigued about the Middle Eastern place. I quick Googled Coalhouse and came up with 85 High Ridge. I think Liz Sue's is 60 something? Either way, I'm looking forward to trying both places.
re: A avenue
"Tabouli Grill" will be coming to Margot's old spot. "Israeli and Mediterranean cuisine. "
Coalhouse will be located a few stores north at Bullshead strip, near Sal's Pastry.
re: louuuuu
From Tabouli Grill's Craigslist help wanted ad: "Opening in Stamford in September. Tabouli Grill will be a full service ,casual, 40 seat restaurant serving Middle Eastern food, beer and wine. We will be open seven days a week for both lunch and dinner and will do delivery and take-out."
Indian, Chinese/Japanese, coal-oven pizza and Middle Eastern, all within a few steps (well, a short trek across a parking lot for the Indian) and with easy peasy parking. I am psyched!
re: MommaJ
Plus Stamford's best bagels at Liz Sue.
One quibble: I've never found the parking "easy peasy" there... and hunch if any of the newbies hits, it could be a real pain.
re: louuuuu
Great. Just what Stamford needs. Yet another pizza joint. And there is no parking there. Certainly not enough for all of these restaurants.
re: lillydaisy
I'd gladly take yet another pizza place in stamford if it were good. Here's hoping...
re: adamclyde
Well keep hoping. Because the owners are all business people and not one is an actual food person. It's just not the same.
re: lillydaisy
From what I here the owners are the landlords! They could not rent the space so now there pizza makers. Oh boy..... No hope here.
re: adamclyde
I (sadly) love Bertucci's pizza. Fluffy crust, very thin pizza, and toppings like fresh mozzarella, roasted zucchini, and carmelized onions. I REALLY HOPE that this new place will give Bertucci's a run for their money -- I HATE Bertucci's atmosphere. Only get it as take out. Plus, Stamford is closer. Any news on opening dates?
re: MommaJ
Tabouli Grill was open as of today.
re: amanda3571
Where is this place, it sounds like I would LOVE!~ Who opened it and what is the menu like? Thanks
re: nbermas
Its where Margot's was. Here's the website: http://www.tabouligrill.com/
re: amanda3571
Thanks , I hope it is has more variety than the other places we have here in Stamford because they are becoming more of a chain type restaurant. I always say if you have one good spot stay with one and make it the best you can and use the best ingridents so you can give the customers can be happier.
When did Margot's close and why? Middle Eastern is a broad range so I hope it is more of a lovely fresh organic eatery and with reasonable pricing. They should use products from farms nearby so we are assured of freshness NO SYSCO. Of course with great desserts. I hope it is happy eating and clean.
re: nbermas
She closed because they never recouped from the expensive buildout and the recession hit. They did a lot of corporate catering and these clients all cut back on orders. The rent was very high and from what I heard the landlord was much more interested in becoming a pizza man than helping her out with a lower rent. It's a shame.
re: lillydaisy
So SAD, it had some great clean food.
re: nbermas
Wherever it is the young jamooks over at John the Baker won't consider this a reason to improve.......
Since Eugene left the place slid badly.
Well, they're starting out badly before they even open, as far as I'm concerned--today appeared a gigantic, tacky, red neon sign that's out of sync with the more restrained style of the rest of the strip mall. Quite an eyesore. Can't believe the landlord okayed that. The pizza better be spectacular.
re: MommaJ
I like the new sign, it's modern and edgy. The interior looks attractive as well, but what matters is the pizza, so we'll see.
re: MommaJ
"neon sign that's out of sync with the more restrained style of the rest of the strip mall"
Haha, that hysterical...I hope you were kidding about the "restrained style" of a strip mall.
I too like the sign. Definitely an eye-catcher, but isn't that the point? I look forward to trying the pizza, and most certainly wish them well, especially in this economy.
re: CTburgerlover
Heres a pic:
re: gunksny
is it open yet?
re: bbqlover
Of course the landlord approved of tacky sign. HE'S THE OWNER.
re: lillydaisy
Maybe or maybe not on approval of the sign depending on the contract. But this corner is not exactly downtown Paris or Tuscany. The mall itself is ugly, the Getty station is not exactly a nice site, the diner isn't a farm setting. It's a strip mall. Yes jfood commented negatively on what the new owner of Tawa did to that building, but this sign is not so bad, and jfood likes the font they chose.
re: CTburgerlover
All I care that the pizza is better than all of Stamford has to offer and like the kind I had growing up in NY. I wish them well too.
They are testing out the ovens today, have the doors open and are sharing some slices. I just stopped in a tried a few. They are very promising, in the Napolitano style, nicely charred around the edges.
Didn't see a menu, but they had 5 or so varieties out (white, margherita, rabe & sausage, wild mushroom and a dessert pie).
re: cteats
Is this place across the street fromLLord and Taylors? Have they had a pizza place before and if so where?
re: cteats
Hopefully they are on par with Julian's in Westport...IMO the best of the brick oven joints in the area.
re: CTburgerlover
Driving home from LGA tonight jfood figured, let's give it a try. Alas it is not open yet.
Chocolate cake and skim milk for dinner.
re: cteats
Their menu and temporary website is up at coalhousepizza.com.
I'm pleased to see lip service given to quality ingredients: nitrate-free sausage, and whole wheat dough upon request.
Drove by and saw that they were open, so went into Coalhouse today for lunch.
Nicely decorated with a blues/jazz theme. Wood-pattern floors, warm hues, and wooden tables and chairs are offset by large, tiled pizza prep area and oven. Paintings of blues legends line the walls, and 2 flat screens showing concert footage. Each table top is a collage of one musical legend (I sat at Dave Brubeck, in between Ornette Coleman and Son House). A row of stools offer seating at a marble bar fronting the prep and oven area.
Ordered a small (12") sausage and mushroom with a Diet Coke, which came in a cold can with the bottom of a mason jar filled with ice as the glass.
Pizza is thin crust, neopolitan style, using fresh mozzarella. And by thin crust, I mean very thin. Yet still crunchy on the bottom when fresh out of the oven. Crust is nicely charred on the bottom, as well as charred and blistered around the edges. Nice smoky flavor. Despite its overall thinness, it still gave a good "toothiness" and chew.
Tomato sauce is very nice, on the "fresh tomato" side of sauces but with a little added seasoning that was a nice counterpoint to the "clean" taste of the fresh mozz. Sausage was lump, crumbled style, and was nicely flavored but did not stand out. Mushrooms were a blend of "wild:" I think I saw cremini, oysters and chanterelles, and they may have been par-cooked prior to being applied to the pizza.
Overall, a very, very good pizza and a welcome addition to the Stamford pizza scene. Whether you'll like it depends on whether you go for the charred, smoky crust, and the "upscale" level of the ingredients.
Beers available include ones from Dogfish, Smuttynose, Rogue, Allagash, among others. Aside from pizzas, they also offer a couple of pastas (mac and cheese, spaghetti), wings (marinated 24 hours in Dogfish 60 min IPA!), salads, sides, and desserts.
re: plien69
We went over for dinner tonight and the place was packed. The owner mentioned they were hoping for a soft opening, but they were tossed right into the fire.not
We started with the Honey BBQ wings with cucumber dill sauce. The wings are breaded with Panko, which provided a very unique texture and flavor. The cucumber dill is unusual but plays very well with the wings.
Pizzas come in 12" & 16" sizes and range from your typical margherita and pepperoni varieties to several more adventurous varieties (white kimchi, for example). Pizzas seemed to be coming out of the kitchen quickly and featured the crisp thin crusts you'd expect from coal ovens. Pizzas were flavorful with a good mix of sauce, cheese, and toppings.
Never know what to expect on opening night, but the place held its own and we'll definitely give it another try.
re: Zobot
LBC ran a review today. Sounds promising!
Also the managers have a Facebook site and the "culinary team" is affiliated with Mona Lisa in downtown Stamford. The landlord is the same for both restaurants, but I don't think he runs the actual restaurants.
Had lunch here today with young daughter. Had 2 specialty pizzas from the menu. Both pies came out very nice with a crunchy very thin crust and an OK quantity of toppings.
The pies were with ham / ricotta / mozzarella / garlic / rosemary and this one was excellent. The 2nd was sweet sausage / onion / mozzarella / red peppers. Tasty but we agreed it wasn't as tasty or interesting as the former.
For dessert my daughter had the dessert pizza which was a small pizza crust baked and then spread with Nutella and marshmallows and then heated and slightly browned on top and sprinkled with powdered sugar. This was GOOD! Coffee was also good.
Price including 2 sodas (only $1 each) and came to $24.50 before tip.
Overall, the experience was good. Food was good if you like the very thin crust (not my favorite). The $ value was reasonable. Service was very friendly and helpful. I will go back again and would like to try the wings which I saw on the next table over and looked good.
Went back for dinner Tuesday night to try some of non-pizza menu items:
Macaroni and cheese - a generous portion for $4.75, this was a very good mac and cheese, and while it may have benefited from a little more cheese and less binder, it was still very good, and not the broken/curdled/oily concoction that you often see. The dish was topped with not only chopped tomatoes as described on the menu, but also on this night with chopped green onions, which I felt didn't go that well with the dish. The kitchen seemed to be using green onions as a garnish the night I went, as I also saw it on top of the spaghetti and meatballs.
Drumlets - These are marinated chicken drumsticks which are finished off on a cast iron plate in the coal oven, so they get a little bit of that smokiness. They're served on greens with your choice of a variety of dipping sauces. I chose the Chipotle BBQ, and this sauce was the one big miss of the evening for me. It was a vinegar-based BBQ sauce which tasted much more like a salad vinaigrette than a BBQ dipping sauce. The acidity of the vinegar did not match well with the smokiness of the chipotle. I'm used to a smoky-sweet chipotle BBQ sauce, not a smoky-sour, which just did not work for me as a chicken dip.
While I did not order a pizza, I sat at the counter and saw all the pies going out. They seem to have dialed back the charring on the crust a bit from the pizza I had during lunch on Monday. They might still be getting used to the oven.
The place was packed during dinner service, and as can be expected with a new place, I saw some service issues. There was confusion over the table numbering scheme, and the pizza chef kept getting concerned that his pies weren't reaching the tables quick enough. Hopefully they'll get these sorted out soon, because on initial impression, Coalhouse definitely has the potential to be a worthwhile addition to the Stamford dining scene.
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re: CTburgerlover
Just had "The Kicker"....great pie....basil and mozzarella were very fresh, but i think they forgot the hot oil and it did not have peppers. That aside (they get a mulligan since they are new), my pizza was amazing. My wife had the pepperoni which was good as well, but i personally dont prefer pepperoni as i feel you cannot taste the pizza as much. We also got a coalhouse salad which was good, but had tons of different stuff in it (i like my salads rather simple)....overall, this is an excellent pizza and is already in my top 5 in Stamford and can only go up in my opinion.
BTW - the place was jam packed!
Overall a nice addition to the Stamford pizza scene, especially in a part of town that needs a culinary lift. And because it's still early and they clearly do not yet have their act in order, I hesitate to be too critical, but I was somewhat dissappointed with the space, the service, and most importantly the pie. A promising start, but they've still got a way to go.
Pizza. The best thing about Coalhouse, when they get it right, is the crust. Ours came perfect, thin, delicately charred, stiff and smoky delicious. However, in the 45 minutes we waited for our pie, we had a chance to see and smell the pies being served to the packed house. Theres, a difference between charring and burning, and the air defintely smelled of burnt crust. The family next to us left several slices that were inedible -- both below and on top. The toppings are fresh, organic, and tasty. What there is of them. We ordered a Kicker (tomato paste, mozzie, garlic, basil) w mushrooms and sausage. When served I thought maybe the less than generous toppings were out of respect to the thin, fragile crust. But the crust more than held its own. I suspect it was less a matter of physics and more of economics. Because of the expensive organic ingredients and wild mushrooms, the only way to maintain their reasonalbe price points is to be spare. But the result is a great crust that seems more "flavored" with toppings, than "covered" with them. Moreover, we didn't get the basil and garlic, and didn't make a point of it because we didn't want any more delays. I just felt a little cheated. Ok, while it was healthier and more sophisticated than let's say Colony, it just wasn't as satisfying. And our starter chicken drumsticks, just ordinary, came with the pizza so there was no room for both on the two top table. Which brings up the service and pace.
While courteous and very well meaning, the waitstaff seemed confused and overwhelmed. We were served two other table's salads and sides. Our pizza was not what we ordered. And the wait times were interminable. I felt they were a bit understaffed, but the problem may be the oven (with thin crust you'd think the bake time would be reduced.) This obviously will improve
My biggest complaint is the space. It's small and cramped. No booths just tables cheek to jowl. And a very high counter with low slung chairs. Think Baang is loud? it's a sanctum sectorum compared to Coalhouse. Without a soft surface in the place, the din was exponential, with people yelling across tables to be heard because others were shouting. We probably didn't get the pie we ordered because the ewaitor simply couldn't hear me. The Jazz and Blues motif (carried on in decor and menus) feels more about marketing than it does as a genuine tribute. And naming the pizzas after songs and singers feels gimicky.
Great crust when they get it right. Better service when they get it together. More generous with the toppings (next time I'll order doubles and gladly pay the price). In hopes of all that, I'll be back. But not for a couple of months.
And I'll park in the back. Didn't realize it was there until we left the busy front parking lot.
re: louuuuu
Color me unimpressed. Went for lunch today, sat at the "counter." It was very unappealing having to sit behind an 18" plexiglass sneeze-shield, both for ordering and eating ambiance. Had the prosciutto & ricotta pie, per trehouse's recommendation. It was tasty enough, crust was chewy and toothsome, yet, as per previous reviews, toppings were VERY scanty. For a small $10 "personal" pizza, I find a much better ambiance and value at either Cappriccio Cafe (try the excellent Quattro Stagione or white pies) or Remos (excellent sausage & ricotta pie--cozy bar/counter service) - both on Bedford Street.


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The formation of amyloid fibrils is associated with several devastating diseases in humans and animals, including e.g. Alzheimer's disease (AD) and the spongiform encephalopathies. Here, we review and discuss the current knowledge on two amyloid peptides: lung surfactant protein C (SP-C) and the amyloid β-peptide (Aβ), implicated in human lung disease and in AD, respectively. Both these hydrophobic peptides are derived from the transmembrane region of their precursor protein, and can transit from a monomeric α-helical state to a β-sheet fibril. The α helices of SP-C and Aβ are composed of amino acid residues with inherently higher propensities for β strand than helix conformation. Their helical states are stabilized by a membrane environment, and loss of membrane association thus promotes structural conversion and fibril formation. We speculate that the loss of structural context for sequences with a high propensity for formation of β sheets may be a common feature of amyloid formation in general.
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- Proteolytic generation and aggregation of peptides from transmembrane regions: lung surfactant protein C and amyloid β-peptide
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In the afternoon, we had a Stanford Business School guest lecturer, Christopher Lipp, come in and speak about the ins and outs of public speaking. I know that this lecture was many students' favorite part of orientation. Aside from speaking about posture, eye contact, and pauses, he spoke about how to set up a lecture/speech and elements it should always contain.
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DFI confirms ATI RD600 for Conroe + photos of nForce 590 SLI IE
We just got back from visiting DFI here in Taipei, Taiwan and they had some interesting information to share with us.
While in a meeting with our regular contacts, we were joined by one of the main engineers responsible for the excellent line of DFI LANPARTY motherboards and here he was able to share some very interesting information with us in light for yesterday's events.
Yesterday as most men and their dogs know, AMD and ATI announced their intentions to join forces and create a "Processing Powerhouse". We won't see any products from the new company utilizing both AMD and ATI technology until 2008 however already Intel have apparently already stated that they won't be making life easy for AMD. We published a news story yesterday from Charlie over at The INQ which said that Intel will not renew ATI's license after this year to produce chipsets for the Intel processor platform.
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As for future ATI based Intel platform based chipsets, the future is uncertain. DFI didn't comment on future Intel chipsets from ATI but it would seem pretty clear that Intel won't make it easy for AMD/ATI in this area. This will hurt ATI's business somewhat as about 30% of ATI's chipset business is covered by the Intel platform due to strong onboard graphics features.
Back onto the RD600 Conroe chipset, DFI engineers are having much success overclocking the RD600 chipset (on a reference board) to around 430 - 450MHz FSB. Although on the other hand, nVidia's nForce 590 SLI chipset is only reaching around 350MHz on the reference motherboard. We'll have more for you on this later in the week in a very exclusive article from Taiwan.
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Cardinal Robert Sarah, new prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship
November 24, 2014. Pope Francis has named Cardinal Robert Sarah as new prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship. Up until recently, he served as the President of the Pontifical Council Cor Unum.
Sarah, 69, a native of Conakry, Guinea, also held a prominent role in the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples.
He is taking over the post previously held by Cardinal Antonio Cañizares, who was recently named Archbishop of Valencia, Spain.
Synod on the Family 2015
November 21, 2014. The following Cardinals will be delegate presidents during the second part of the Synod on the Family, from October 4th to the 24th, 2015. The Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal André Vingt-Trois. From the Philippines, Luis Antonio Tagle. From Aparecida Brazil, Cardinal Raymundo Damasceno Assis. From Durban, South Africa, Cardinal Wilfrid Fox Napier.
The Relator General will be Cardinal Peter Erdo, who serves as the Archbishop of Budapest. The Secretary General, will be Italian Msgr, Bruno Forte.
New Bishop in Broken Bay (Australia)
November 20, 2014. Pope Francis has appointed Peter Andrew Comensoli as the New Bishop of Broken Bay, Australia. Up until now, he served as the auxiliary Bishop in the Archdiocese of Sydney.
New Bishop for Linares, Mexico
November 19, 2014. Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Msgr. Ramon Calderon Batres, Bishop of Linares (Mexico). His successor will be Hilario Gonzalez Garcia, current rector of the Major Seminary of Monterrey.
New Bishops in Mexico and Argentina
November 17, 2014. The Pope has accepted the resignation of Bishop Miguel Romano Gómez, auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Guadalajara (Mexico). He also accepted the resignation of the bishop of Apatzingán (Mexico), Bishop Miguel Patiño Velázquez, who will be succeeded by Cristóbal Ascencio García.
In Argentina, the Pope has named Bishop Juan Carlos Ares as auxiliary bishop of Buenos Aires and has also named Bishop Martín Fassi as auxiliary bishop of San Isidro (Argentina).
Possible visit by Pope Francis to Paraguay announced
November 12, 2014. The bishops of Paraguay have announced a possible visit by Pope Francis to their country at the end of 2015 or during 2016. As of now, the Vatican has not confirmed the visit.
Pope Francis creates group to accelerate the resolution of appeals of those accused of abuse
November 11, 2014. Seven cardinals and bishops will take charge of all appeals lodged by priests condemned in their dioceses for abuses and crimes against the Sacraments and the Faith.
The Vatican explained the Pope took this decision "due to the number of appeals and the need to guarantee that they are resolved quickly."
This "special college" will fall under the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. This Congregation will continue to supervise any appeal presented by a bishop and all cases forwarded by this new college.
As for now, the name of only one of the seven members was revealed. It is Archbishop Jose Luis Mollaghan, the former Archbishop of Rosario (Argentina).
Pope prays for victims of Spain's bus crash
November 10, 2014. In light of the deadly bus accident that killed 14 people and left at least 38 injured in the Spanish city of Cieza, Pope Francis sent his condolences to those affected by the tragedy. Among the victims was a young parish priest from Bullas, Rev. Miguel Conesa Andujar. The passengers, who were on a religious excursion, were heading back to Madrid.
Pope Names New Bishop for Digne (France)
November 7th, 2014. Bishop François-Xavier Loizeau, until now served as the Bishop of Digne (France) presented this morning his resignation to the Pope. The Holy Father has named Fr. Jean-Philippe Nault as his successor. The Holy Father also appointed two new auxiliary bishops for the diocese of Melbourne (Australia): Msgr. Terence Robert Curtin and Fr. Mark S. Edwards.
Mothers of Plaza de Mayo
November 5, 2014.
On Wednesday, Pope Francis met with the president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto. Her grandson, Ignacio Guido Montoya Carlotto, also attended the meeting. He was reunited with his family in August, after a 36 year search. The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo is an Argentinian group of women, who for years have protested the disappearance of family members during Argentina's dictatorship.
Pope Francis on Resignation Rules
November 5, 2014. Pope Francis has confirmed that the age in which Bishops are required to retire, will continue to be 75 years of age. The debate came to light after some Bishops proposed the age be moved up to 78. The Vatican's Secretary of State, Pietro Parolin released the text with the new rules, on Wednesday morning. It includes seven points.
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November 4th, 2014. Pope Francis has nominated Msgr. Peter Forsyth Christensen as the new Bishop of Boise City. Christopher Kakooza has been nominated as the Bishop of Lugazi, Uganda. Msgr. Carlos Enrique Trinidad Gomez has been appointed as the new Bishop of San Marcos, Guatemala, while Msgr. Adolfo Armando Uriona has been nominated as the new Bishop of Villa de la Concepcion del Rio Cuatro in Argentina.
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She is one of the oldest living nuns in the world, so she's seen her fair share of the good and the bad.
Oldest Nun
"There's good and bad in life. There has always been sun and rain."
She's very sharp when it comes to important details, like the fact that she's been a Camillian nun for over 80 years, or that she lives in Tuscany with her fellow sisters. When it comes to less pressing matters, details come and go...
Oldest Nun
When was I born? Well, I don't remember. They told me and they even wrote it down, but I don't remember.
-Today is your birthday!
-February 20th, 1906, I mean 1907.
Being one of the oldest nuns in the world, deserves a big celebration. So, she traveled to Rome and bright and early, she attended Pope Francis' morning Mass at Casa Santa Marta.
Making it on time wasn't really a challenge. Her congregation says that every day, at 5:00 a.m sharp, she is the first one in the chapel.
Then she got a well deserved star treatment, with all eyes on her.
She credits living a long and happy life to embracing joy and then there's also another key element.
Oldest Nun
"Enjoy it! Live a happy life, but you have to learn to accept. The first lesson is to accept every moment and the will of God."
She has lived through nine pontificates and when it comes to her favorite Pope, she says she doesn't have one. She says they've all been the right fit at the right time.
Oldest Nun
"Every sing day we should give thanks to God, because only this can truly make people happy."
And that she says, is the real secret of a long and joyful life.
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text: Gloyster Thomas (Speedy) Phillips, 82, of Maryville, passed away Monday, November 19, 2012, at his home. He was retired from the City of Alcoa Water Department after a half of a century of service. He was preceded in death by his brother, Gary Phillips. He is survived by his children, Yohna McPeek of Oregon, Pam Lonas of Nashville, Ricky Phillips of Townsend, Marilyn Ellison of Louisville, Carolyn Elliot of Townsend; 11 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; girlfriend, Jackie Hill; sister and brother-in-law, Margery and Earl Helms of Gatlinburg; brothers and sisters-in-law, Doyle and Beverly Phillips of Loudon, Ronald and Patricia Phillips of Friendsville, several nieces and nephews and family members. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, November 21, 2012, at Memorial Funeral Home in Maryville, with burial to follow at Grandview Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Condolences may be expressed by visiting www.memorialfuneralhomemaryville.com


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Just another try to escape from the Black Mesa. Can the nameless scientist save himself with your help?
Oct 18th, 2013
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The worst thing I can say about this is the ending. It's quite sudden and a bit sad. And watch out at the beginning. Get the pistol on the ground ASAP.
Besides that, it was challenging and enjoyable. I liked the Morse Code puzzle and just wish it was a bit longer.
Oct 6th, 2013
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I really liked this mod, so I originally wanted to give it 10. And why didn't I do that? Because trying to press correct buttons on the code pad annoyed the hell out of me. Apart from this minor thing, I can only recommend it.
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This was really fun.


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