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Perkins was interviewing Nicolle Martin, an attorney for a bakery that was fined for discriminating against LGBT customers in Colorado, when he made the offensive remark. Martin agreed with Perkins stating, "…I guarantee that we are going to continue to see the witch-hunt…"
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England 6 New Zealand 19: Better effort in defeat not enough to save some battered reputations
Sunday 22 November 2009
If the autumn series was a World Cup, England would have been knocked out twice, with this fitfully encouraging but ultimately comprehensive defeat added to that by Australia a fortnight ago. Instead it has been something of a phoney war, with a succession of meaningless baubles such as yesterday's Hillary Shield at stake. The genuine prize is the ability to weed out the weak and improve for the battles to come, even if for Martin Johnson it may feel like picking the diamonds out of the dung.
"We won last week [against Argentina] and lost this week, yet everyone seems to be happier losing," said Johnson, the England manager, correctly cutting through the crap. "I think as a group we have moved forward, though I understand if people disagree with that from what they've seen on the field."
This match of many errors by both teams was effectively over in the 67th minute when Dan Carter's fifth successful kick out of seven –and the eminent fly-half's two misses were by no means his most difficult attempts – gave New Zealand a 13-point lead. But it did not feel that way at the time, such was England's fight and enthusiasm which carried a crowd not always on their side this autumn with them to the end. It needed a little post-match sang froid to set in to realise that England's inability to finish off promising positions was paramount. A smart give-and-take between Steve Thompson and Simon Shaw at the front of a line-out caught the All Blacks napping just before the hour. But the move eventually petered out with a forward stuck in midfield rather than moving the ball on, which remains England's searingly painful Achilles heel.
England made twice as many tackles as the All Blacks and there were other, longer-term statistics which bear repeating. The try by Matt Banahan against the Pumas last week was England's only one this autumn; New Zealand made it eight victories in a row against the mother country, extending a record sequence in the fixture, and this was their 19th European win in a row since November 2002, when they lost to a team captained by Johnson and drew in France.
It was going to take more than the muscle with which Johnson packed his side to buck that trend, even if an injury-hit New Zealand have deviated from their much mocked tendency to peak midway between World Cups. The return of Shaw for England was a boost; the lock had previously been one of six of his country's Lions absent injured this autumn, in addition to ever-presents from last season, Delon Armitage and Nick Easter. There was admirable pluck too from Mark Cueto at full-back and Dylan Hartley at hooker; the latter throwing long and safely at a defensive line-out when he had just stuffed up further upfield.
On the flipside, Joe Worsley limped off with knee ligament damage in the third minute, and a generally unimpressive Banahan was one of many Englishmen to suffer butter fingers. The most memorable contributions by Carter and Jonny Wilkinson were in defence: the New Zealander cut down Tom Croft on a steaming run after 72 minutes, mimicking a fine chase and smother by Wilkinson on Zac Guildford earlier in the half.
When Carter had missed from 35 metres, head on to the posts, after seven minutes, he still needed two points to overhaul Andrew Mehrtens's New Zealand record of 967. As is sometimes the way, Carter then landed a monstrous kick from halfway and he made the score 6-6 from the 22 after the second of two penalties by Wilkinson. When Carter missed a second sitter in the 35th minute – Tim Payne was penalised for not binding on a tricky afternoon for the Wasps loosehead prop – England were surely grateful to be level at half-time.
Carter put New Zealand ahead for the first time in the 47th minute, and 10 minutes later came the only try. Steve Borthwick,whose time to hand over as captain may have arrived before Wales open the Six Nations here in February, manfully attempted to stem the flow, stepping through a ruck. But Jimmy Cowan and Sitiveni Sivivatu combined expertly with Richie McCaw to work the scrum-half, Cowan, over at the left-hand corner. Carter converted.
"I'll never be happy with a defeat but I was proud of the guys, one to 22," said Lewis Moody who, with James Haskell, can reflect positively on his autumn. England had played with their heads up and that is a source of hope. Much less surprising was Johnson's reply when asked whether his coaching team was the one he wanted to carry on with: "Yes, absolutely."
England: Man for man marking
Solid at full-back, all things considered, but one thing we should all be considering is why England can't raise a specialist No 15. However well Cueto plays at the back – and he played well enough here – he's a winger.
Absolutely banjaxed Sivivatu on the first kick-off; two minutes later he smashed Smith. Made a few more marks on a few more All Blacks, though he could do the square root of sod all about Cowan's try.
Missed Carter for what could have been the first try, but wasn't thanks to Monye and Croft. Later on made a break, got his legs pumping, and ran straight into contact to give away a penalty for holding on. There was a kind of inevitability about that, sadly.
Tackled his tackling task perfectly well. Didn't offer much more, but nor did his team as a whole.
Might've had a try from a less sharp-eyed ref after putting good pressure on a Kiwi attack from deep early on. Certainly stopped Muliaina in the corner, with Croft in a fine double tackle and, in general, looked much happier and much better back on the wing.
Still seemed to be standing a little deep in attack – when he got flatter he put Monye away. Front-up tackles were a little loose – he can even end up propelling opponents towards his own line, when his arms don't wrap round after the hit – one track-back effort on Guildford, however, was a beauty. Missed a drop-goal when England had their best attacking chance. Can't quite see Carter doing that.
Pinged about like a cueball fired into a triangle of All Blacks and was one of the few England players to look, in general, sharper than his opposite number. Is starting to look, in general, like a very good player indeed.
Did something naughty enough to get an 'If I see that again' and a finger towards the sideline from Mr Kaplan. It turned out to be a couple of punches on Hore, and Carter kicked three points as a result. Tsk. Limped off with 15 minutes to go.
Faced the haka impassively and was impressive around the field again. Line-outs were good until a wobble at the start of the second half saw him substituted.
Put in his fair share in defence but, with his front-row mates, couldn't extract much in the scrum in his first spell on the field. Came back for Payne and had a little more success.
Very influential in the first half – hard yards round the ruck, clever lines of running in midfield for the benefit of others. Gave away a few penalties but earned a good one with a line-out one-two with Thompson. Lasted 65 first-rate minutes and was missed when he went off.
Worked very, very hard, particularly at the breakdown, and it's down to his influence that the line-out is, generally, very strong. Not much more he could have done.
Took the ball in the first minute... and limped off injured. Ah, well.
Got to Carter from the kick-off and gave him what for, and spent the rest of the afternoon flying about like a hyperactive blond toddler in need of a quick shot of Ritalin. Gave away his fair share of penalties in so doing, of course.
Pumped his legs off the back of the scrums, got himself pinged at a ruck for 6-6. As per. Quite effective, but not quite effective enough. As per.
It was hard to believe that Tom Croft was on the bench to begin with, but he came on for Worsley after two minutes anyway and got on with a very Worsley-like role. Came as close to scoring as anyone, with a burst of pace late on. Steve Thompson came on for Hartley and took one against the head. Looked sharp. David Wilson came on for Bell and shored up the scrum. Shane Geraghty on for Erinle, which wasn't quite like for like. Louis Deacon on for Shaw. Danny Care on for Hodgson. Mathew Tait on for Banahan.
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New Zealand: Man for man marking
Became the second-most capped All Black, behind Sean Fitzpatrick, and showed, as usual, why that has come to pass. Seriously quick when he sees a gap, seriously solid in defence. Seriously good.
Pretty strong for a pre-teen with a boyband member's first name... and pretty quick too. If he has a Test career as long as Simon Shaw's, he'll still be playing in 2024. That's... four more World Cups. Yikes.
Almost, with Carter, put Muliaina in the corner with New Zealand's first real attack. Always looked intelligent and dangerous next to his, shall we say, less sophisticated opponents.
A straight up and down player, New Zealand-style – meaning he's a crash-ball merchant who can also do the odd special thing. Not that he had a chance to do anything special here.
Got Banahan in the teeth first up and looked as rattled as he ever does for some time. Meaning, not very, and he made Cowan's try, with McCaw, with aplomb.
Got Moody in the teeth first up and looked rattled enough to miss his first penalty kick – which was conceded by... Moody – and then lose a couple of balls. Was soon his country's highest scorer, thanks to an enormous penalty but he wasn't quite in the groove, however you looked at it. Proved he can do a McCaw when he has to by exerting a determined grip on ball and man and snuffing out Croft's late break on the floor.
Bit slow at the back of the rucks – caught there by Borthwick once, which must have been embarrassing, and then again for what became 6-3 England. And then he was caught by Shaw. Lawks. Did score the only try, however.
The senior man in the All Black front five – he lasted the whole game and though England's replacements made a better fist of the scrums, the black pack stayed standing.
Line-outs weren't pretty even before Payne stuck a couple of blows plum in the middle of his mush. Maybe that explained why the scrum lost against the head to Thompson. Was in on the tackle on Croft with Carter at the end, though, to keep his team's line intact.
The All Black front row, judging purely on the count of free-kicks and penalties won from Mr Kaplan, were just about on top, most of the time. So whatever he, Hore and Woodcock were doing, they did it well enough.
Brad Thorn, continuing Test career of, decline of New Zealand line-out. Discuss, using both sides of the paper. Then again, he's a right old bruiser around the pitch, as Hartley and sundry others will, gingerly, confirm this morning.
As powerful, mobile and skilful as three England locks, by the look of it, but New Zealand have never been short of powerful, mobile and skilful locks and they may never have had quite so dodgy a line-out as they do now. Hmmm.
Socks down, looks like a sevens player. Plays a bit like one too, ranging around wider out, looking to create things. Did some valuable work at the shorter line-outs his team were forced to switch to.
Won his side's first penalty by fastening on to Shaw on the deck. Whodathoughtit. Gave away the first three points by flopping on to the wrong side and staying there. Also whodathoughtit. Might as well change his name to 'Seven Out!', but that only shows how clever he is in defence, so there's no point whining about it. He's quite good in attack too, as his handling for Cowan's try showed.
Started strongly, and you have to be strong to take out Simon Shaw on a kick-off, which he did. Or Mr Kaplan said he did, anyway. A pain in the arse at almost every ruck in, for his team, an entirely good way.
Anthony Boric on for Donnelly, one scrumcapped enormo-athlete for another. Jerome Kaino on for Thomson. John Afoa on for Franks. Andy Ellis on for Cowan, very much like for like in looks and skills, late on.
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- Website: http://www.roastsarasota.com/
- Phone: (941) 953-1971
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Lunch; Mon - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm-9.00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5.00pm-10.00pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday lunch for the summer thru August
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
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- Executive Chef: Andrew Thompson
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: We offer a selection of live entertainment, throughout the year. In the courtyard live one and two piece musicians play light blues, jazz and other vocal and instrumental genres. In the upstairs lounge bar, single vocalists entertain with a selection of genres to suit all tastes.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Pineapple Avenue
- Public Transit: Sarasota main bus terminal is a five minute walk from the restaurant.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Street parking is available as is valet, there is also a five story parking lot located at the back of the restaurant open seven days a week.
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Roast restaurant and bar is downtown Sarasota"s, newest destination restaurant, from chef owner Andrew Thompson. With multiple dining and drinking options, Roast offers something for everyone. Located in the heart of the performing arts district, guests can choose from a sumptuous and innovative 3 course meal in the transformed dining room, a casual cocktail upstairs with lite bites in the old world Floridian style lounge bar,, or a gathering of friends,libations and sharing platters in the gorgeous courtyard,adored with majestic palms and tropical plants. the courtyard features its own outside bar, fire pits and a purpose built rotisserie grill for weekend specials of whole roasted suckling pigs! We look forward to welcoming you to our exciting venue!Continued
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fit for foodies (74)great for outdoor dining (58)neighborhood gem (58)special occasion (49)romantic (42)good for groups (20)notable wine list (14)great for lunch (13)hot spot (13)scenic view (9)vibrant bar scene (6)late-night find (6)great for brunch (3)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Outstanding meal this week @ ROASTTrailerkingVIPDined on 11/24/2014Our third visit to this restaurant this year and each time it was excellent. Can't wait to go back. Service was also excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This has become our new favorite.EaterVIPDined on 11/23/2014The food was delicious and our ribeye steaks arrived just as we had ordered them. We shared the duck fat fries and creamed spinach.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoriDined on 11/22/2014It's an ok place in a great location. Probably best for bar food and drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost perfectLoriDined on 11/21/2014My three friends and I enjoyed a lovely dinner on Saturday night. I had never eaten upstairs - what a charming space! Our waiter, Luis, was delightful and so enthusiastic about the grouper and roast chicken specials that two of us ordered them. The only small disappointment was the ceviche - it wasn't citrusy enough for my taste, and it was a bit chewy. But other than that, it was a wonderful meal and we'll definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/20/2014Excellent food, everything was very well prepared and eye appealing. Portions were very generous. Roasted beet salad was beautiful presentation and very good. All meats were cooked to perfection and waiter made sure everything was to our satisfaction. Atmosphere was very cozy, bordering on cramped. Tables were pretty close which contributed to slightly higher noise level. Service to our table was slow, while other tables were tuning over more quickly. Overall, enjoyed the experience and would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bravo Roast!Amykinker12Dined on 11/19/2014Out for an evening at the Van Wezel I made reservations for 6 through Open Table. A friendly call was made to confirm the reservation and our party's need to be at the event by 8p. From the moment we walked in we were greeted with friendly smiling faces and warmth. The six of us ordered everything from herb encrusted Salmon (perfectly prepared) to Lamb shank (beautiful) seared chicken (juicy and flavorful) and the arugula salad and beef sliders. All were presented nicely with great asparagus and fall veggies. Our server James and trainee Zac were helpful with menu overview and suggestions. The bartender was fun and interactive as well. I will go back and take others to try. It is a fine addition to the Sarasota culinary scene! Bravo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/18/2014Extremely good service. We enjoyed the food. the sides were delicious and the chefs special was fantastic. We had the chicken breast. The welcome into the restaurant was friendly and the atmosphere was warm and vibrant. a great find.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service fiascoBarbDined on 11/16/2014The special for the day was ordered and then it was not available! Customer was told when rest of table was served their entree was gone and this unfortunate individual was served an Entree chosen by the chef? We are not sure who took it upon themselves to make this choice, but, suffice it to say, it was unacceptable. Upon ordering another entree, we are told that is not available. Manager 's attitude defensive rather than conciliatory! Very unprofessional and no compensation offered!
- Terrific steakSteakDined on 11/15/2014Perfectly prepared steaks and other specialties. Limited but fully adequate wine list, with a few unexpected pleasures. Very limited choice of single malt Scotch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time at RoastGodofredoVIPDined on 11/15/2014There had been several iterations in this iconic location, all of which failed. So it was gratifying to see the new version, under a new name and presumably under new management as well. The place was packed, yet we were shown to our reserved table without delay. Unfortunately, we were seated next to a table of people who tried to outdo each other with shrieks every so often that conversation became impossible. After they left, a more serene atmosphere was evident. The food was well prepared and served. We had steak tartare and buttersquash soup as appetizers, and roasted grouper and fish and chips for main courses. The desserts were fruit/chocolate based. This restaurant's version of these classic dishes was superb in all respects, and as a matter fact, the best in their categories in Sarasota. Prices were reasonable. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Each Experience Better than the FirstLillyqDined on 11/15/2014This was my 3rd visit to Roast and again I was thrilled with my meal and service. Everything was fresh, well presented and delicious. Roast is definitely one of my favorite Sarasota Restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique decor and great food.JoanneDined on 11/15/2014We enjoyed our first visit to Roast - food, wine and ambiance were wonderful. We were seated upstairs near the bar, so it was a bit loud for a romantic dinner. I require a gluten-free diet and there were plenty of options; however, our server did not specify the my order had to be gluten-free and my soup arrived with croutons. I quickly received a new bowl of soup sans croutons. We will definitely dine at Roast again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NancyDined on 11/13/2014Roast is located in a historic building that has a beautiful outdoor eating area as well as a charming in side. It is located near the Sarasota Opera House, and so was a great choice for dinner before the performance. My husband is gluten and dairy free. The staff was most helpful in helping him select items that would meet his dietary needs. He was able to select delicious food, and we both enjoyed every mouthful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and locationDelaneyKDined on 11/11/2014Food was excellent and the location is handy for anyone wanting a nice dinner before the opera which is located just around the corner. When one of our party wanted an ingredient left off her salad, we were informed that the chef doesn't allow any changes. Hmmmm.... Overall, it was a great dinner.Special Features:
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014It was our 1st time to Roast. We went there to celebrate our anniversary! The food was fab! Service was fantastic! I wish I would have listened to our server on his recommendation for a bottle of wine. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MartinDined on 11/8/2014While the food was very good,we were seated upstairs where it was particularly noisy,apparently because rain prevented outdoor seating
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/7/2014We were pleased with our dinner at Roast but were very disappointed that our reservation seemed to have disappeared. It was made on line and we'd had numerous confirmations along with a phone call on the day of our dinner confirming everything once again. Then, on arriving, there was no reservation but they did find us a good table. The food was very good, comfort food and the service was very attentive. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WowMarshaKVIPDined on 11/6/2014From soup to duck, from beet salad to the pot roast...., enjoyed every mouthful. The service was also excellent- low key and pleasant.The look is easy on the eye and quite eclectic . Will definetly schedule a return engagement. Thanks for a lovely evening .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A terrific eveningDinnerfor2Dined on 10/30/2014Roast is located in a beautiful building in downtown Sarasota. I believe it was once an antique store and still has its former elegance. It has a wonderful relaxing feel when you enter the inside with an old fashioned dark wood bar. There is a quaint outside dining area as well. The whole place seemed cozy and inviting. The food was very enjoyable and unique. The quality of service was absolutely outstanding. The servers were attentive without spoiling the conversation going on at the table. They knew their menu well and never was there any rush to be done. A very relaxing evening. The Pot Roast was recommended and turned out to be a great choice. The crusted salmon was outstanding as well. We plan to return for another great evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great menu, good foodClassicDinerDined on 10/26/2014With everything that is done right, one wonders why the background music is often not in the background and sometimes not even conducive music for the menu. Service and food preparation are reliably good. Still the same interesting menu, though it may be time to change it a bit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always excellent food.P424Dined on 10/21/2014The food, as always, was excellent on our recent visit. Service tho was was almost cloying. He didn't listen to us or give any indication that he wanted to do anything other than finish the sentences he started. Luckily the creative menu, lovely setting and outstanding food are what will bring us back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findJwhitcombDined on 10/17/2014Love love love. So happy we stumbled across this gemSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What?ReggieDined on 10/17/2014Waiter was very knowledgable about the menu. He was a bit over the top with compliments to the ladies, felt phoney. We are there for a good meal not to have our ego massaged. Also, don't care for the "Florida" water poured from Voss like bottles. Still tastes awful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Toast to RoastjoyfulVIPDined on 10/17/2014Four of us dined on a recent Friday evening in the beautifully lit outdoor garden at Roast. The service was friendly and professional. We sat, ate and chatted and were not rushed. Three of us had the grouper accompanied by fresh summer vegetables. We all enjoyed our choice. One party had the crusted salmon which was flaky and grilled perfectly. All in all a perfect evening.Special Features:
- pleasantly surprisedLovefinedineDined on 10/11/2014Went on a Saturday night and thought it was very nice. Our waiter Ray was very energetic and we ordered what he thought was great, the pot roast. Very good. Then we ordered the dessert he recommended and it was fantastic. We ate outside with no bugs. The music could have been better but not bad. We always ask the wait staff whats good at any restaurant, and usually order what they think. That was a good decision here. thanks RaySpecial Features:
- Worth another lookKaycDined on 10/11/2014We had a wonderful experience here this past weekend. Our first two trips to this restaurant after they had recently opened we found the food to be quite good but the service very sketchy. We decided to give it another try and were so glad we did. Our waiter, James, could not have been better - a foodie himself, his passion for both the food and the chef was infectious - and all proved to be spot on. We can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- srqdiningDined on 10/11/2014My wife enjoyed roast salmon, and wedge salad described as the best ever. I ordered the pot roast and it was very good. All items on the menu left me wanting to return to try them. I think the roast scallops will be my choice on next visit. Wonderful dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousLivetodineVIPDined on 10/10/2014It couldn't be better.....service was exceptional. Food was creative and there was something for everyone even the picky diners.Special Features:
- Great lunch experienceGillDined on 10/10/2014Very good food and selections. Waiter knowledgable and excellent serive.Special Features:
- Delightful al fresco diningSRQKraftiGalDined on 10/5/2014Roast has fabulous food and we enjoyed dining in their outdoor patio. Our complaint is that our waiter seemed to be having some problems remembering things and when we were ready to leave and wanted our bill, he was inside and my husband had to go in and find him - and this at a time when it was not busy. Additionally, we discovered later that not only did we pay for our dinner, but our friend who accompanied us was also charged and paid for our dinner. So, while I would go back for the food, I would definitely refuse to be served by that waiter. On the positive side, their toffee pudding dessert is a must try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Impressedejd77VIPDined on 10/4/2014Reading the reviews I expected somewhat better service and food, definitely not so. A/C seemed to be on the fritz, hot, hot, hot (and not in a good way). Ok so maybe that's not their fault, but still....Received warm tap water, now normally I don't even like ice in my water but this was awful! Drinks were not very good, Cosmo tasted like unsweetened lemonade! All in all, not a great experience!Special Features:
- NemaDined on 10/4/2014I must say the service was very attentive and helpful. The mulligatawny soup was hearty. The pork sliders were very nice. The tandoori chicken was tender. A side of smashed potatoes was tasty and buttery. Roast is in a charming building with a history of good food on the site. The wines by the glass were pricey and we did not order any.Special Features:
- Excellent ChoiceHitchDined on 10/3/2014With so many fine restaurants in and around Sarasota, we are pleased to say this is one of them. The wonderful experience started with a call to confirm our reservation and noting that the outdoor seating we requested may be affected by mosquitoes over the last week... but they weren't in evidence when we arrived. The entire meal was excellent, the server was friendly and professional, and she was very patient with us--outstanding customer service! We dined on 10/3/14 and will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Roast is the Roast of sarasotadining4mypleasureDined on 10/1/20141st time .....Everything was excellent!!!! my only beef (no pun intended) When I booked the reservation thru Open Table, I stated it was my 23rd wedding anniversary, requested a window seat and had a show at 8pm (6pm reservation). When we arrived, we were sat in the corner, furthest from the window, no mention of the wedding anniversary and just barely got out to get to the show. Communication break down....food, service, location will make me come back again...YES I will recommend this placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at RoastPim50Dined on 9/25/2014My husband & I love to try new restaurants instead of always relying on our old standbys. Thought Roast would be something different, but it was a total disappointment. Food was mediocre at best. The server was the only nice thing about our Roast experience. Not returning.
- Lovely neighborhood restaurantrudytootieDined on 9/25/2014Roast is a perfect addition to the downtown restaurant scene. Food is excellent, you can get smaller portions, as we usually do, as well as a full meal. Service was very good. Fish and Chips best I have had since England! We like Roast because it is not too stuffy, wonderful choice on menu, and near all the theaters and opera house.Special Features:
- Hidden GemslbeeDined on 9/24/2014You MUST try this place. The food is always outstanding and there are many enticing options on the menu that it's so hard to choose! Great date night spot. Always great service.Special Features:
- Great Dining ExperienceChefADined on 9/24/2014From start to finish - from the confirmation phone call - friendly and accommodating staff- thoughtful food - craft cocktails and warm ambience - awesome dining experience and will be a regular stop when visitingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A tEat here!FLSunshineGirlDined on 9/21/2014The menu is interesting, with a few classics and wonderful new tastes and combinations. Lots of choices, and even a delicious group of small plates. The staff is excellent and well versed in menu items and preparation which helps guide you through some hard choices of what to order. Wines selection is good with a nice variety of wines available by the glass. They also have a price fix 3 course meal that varies from month to month. And the desserts are worth the trip. The second floor has a bar from the 1920's, comfortable chairs and a great place to gather amid lovely wood and stained glass doors and panels. Convenient to the FL studio Theatre and the Opera House.Special Features:
- Slow ServicegeorgeVIPDined on 9/19/2014Although the food is good the service was quite slow and we have been to the restaurant several times. There was a good 20 to 25 minute delay between clearing our appetizer dishes and receiving our entrees. When the Opera season starts this will not be tolerable.


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An Indiana prosecutor said one of his deputies resigned Thursday after admitting he sent an email to Wisconsin Gov.Full Story
#1 Mar 24, 2011
again! ;)
"Historic American President"
Since: Jun 07
Immigration Reformed!
#2 Mar 25, 2011
Wow, it just goes to show how dire a situation that the right now realizes that they are in. They never fully understood the political impact from the backlash that their un-American policies would bring on republicans. And throughout the process we have seen the right float the scheme to cause an incident and blame it on the unions in an attempt to change the public perception and support for the unions.
But it�s too late� the people have awakened.
United States
#3 Mar 25, 2011
Had this guy been a Dem, it wouldn't have made a ripple in the news pond. For Dems, this would be de rigeur. Nothing to see here. move along.
Yeah, the people have awakened, and Dems are sweating bullets.
"Historic American President"
Since: Jun 07
Immigration Reformed!
#4 Mar 25, 2011
The Democrats don�t have to come up with immoral and illegal schemes to try and make the right look bad� all they have to do is let the right be the right and the right will do a great job of looking cold-heated, cruel and heinous all on their own.
And the recall efforts in Wisconsin suggest that it is the republicans that are sweating, not the Democrats� but we have but a few more months to show you exactly who is sweating when they get the first 6 republicans eligible for recall kicked out and replaced by a Democrat.
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#7 Mar 25, 2011
I do not anything abut the second part your post. However I do agree with the first part. The right these days do not seem to care that some individuals in their camp are not above of dirty politicking..
Former President Nixon would be proud. As many of the tactics seem to come straight from his early game book of dirty politics..
#8 Mar 25, 2011
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#9 Mar 25, 2011
"winning isn't everything, its the ONLY thing"
Agree or disagree?
#10 Mar 2, 2012
just ask mitchiebichie and he will add it is the onlything that matters and at any cost. who cares how things will add up to the average hoosier taxpayer. certainly not him.
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Click here to read the readings for Sun., Nov. 16, the 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time What are you going to do with your talent, Fr. John Howard, CJM How appropriate that on this Stewardship Commitment Sunday the Church asks us to reflect on the parable of the talents. The talents mentioned in the parable Read more
Click here to read the readings of Sun., Nov. 9, the Feast of the Dedication of St. John Lateran YOU have a part in building our church, Fr. John Howard, CJM I am sure that many wonder why the Church is celebrating the dedication of the Roman Basilica of Saint John Lateran. The reasons are Read more
Click here to read the readings for Sun., Nov. 2, the Feast of All Souls Why stewardship, Fr. John Howard, CJM For a variety of reasons the month of November is a time for reflection. Summer is over and autumn is progressing toward the longer nights of winter. We open the month with the feast Read more
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The Bishop's Pastoral Letter, Stewardship, A Disciple's Response states: "…there is a fundamental obligation arising from the sacrament of Baptism that people place their gifts, their resources, their very selves, at God's service in and though the Church." Today, a new focus is given to Stewardship which includes a personal spirituality, something for each of Read more
Due to the installation of our new video system, St. James church will be closed Nov. 17-21. Daily Mass on Monday through Thursday (Nov. 17-20) will be held at St. Leo Mission. Daily Mass on Friday, Nov. 21 will be held in the parish hall. Eucharistic Adoration on Thursday, Nov. 20, will take place at Read more
"Well done my good and faithful servant." With those words the master in Jesus' Parable of the Talents smiles and rewards his servant. We often cite the Parable of the Talents in relation to stewardship. Because of our understanding of "talent," we may assume that this is a parable about skills and those kinds of Read more
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I am currently using this excellent solution from @yonel to make something similar to the FourSquare venue detail page. Within my storyboard I have this:
The problem is: because the scroll is a bit laggy, when I scroll fast I get a "Received memory warning." message in my console. The curious thing is that if I remove all of the labels and buttons inside the
UIView (just below the
Map View), everything works fine.
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Do Tell: Dog's View of Sprinklers — Time to Attack or Jump Back?
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It's fun to get wet and wild, but not unsupervised! Some dogs will run up to sprinklers and drink 'til their lil mouths are content . . . which usually causes some of that liquid to come back up later on, if you get my drift. Nevertheless, it's fun to watch a furball attack the sprinkler — I guess the big "water monster" does look pretty threatening. How do your pets react to these high-powered hoses?
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How funny!...I was laughing on my walk today with my new dog (a jack russell mix) because he was dodging every sprinkler...he barely wanted to be on the sidewalk if there was one in sight!
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The choice of music was spot on. I love the beginning. Zena would run away from said sprinkler. She's not a "water dog."
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I have to agree , when my wife started to bring home animals since we bought a house with acreage, i was getting so frustrated, so i took an online course in dog training, and it actually gave me a new respect for them and they all listen great, i even use some of the techniques on the other animals, horses.
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Based on what I have read. You are supposed to remove the blow off tube after active fermentation completes. Replacing them with air locks.
If I am planning on using a secondary is there really a point in doing it that way? Maybe the difference from 3-4 days to 7-10.
Maybe it is a sanitary issue. Certainly removing to blow off tube earlier makes it easier to clean. What do you guys think?
I've gone both ways - leaving it on till secondary and taking it off and putting on an airlock - and I don't think it makes a difference at all. I only take off the blowoff tube because it's easier to clean it out right after fermentation slows down than when it dries out.
i always leave mine in
leave the joints friction fit to break it down and clean it
Thank you guys that is what I figured...
Very cool Brewhead!
u can use a regular bung that u use for the airlock. however i have found that some of my really big beers would produce a lot of flocculent and stop up the small hole.
so if you will take your step bit, turn the bung upside down, and drill out the center piece - you will then have lots of clearance for a ny flocculant and krausen. i would suggest grain alcohol for sanatizing the bung assembly as star san makes things very slippery and it will just slide out of the carboy mouth until it's dry
Thanks for the tips, sir!
I leave my blowoff hooked up the whole time I'm in primary. That's about 7-14 days for me. If I for some reason don't use the blowoff, I use a rubber stopper with foil wrapped over it. I like to live on the edge


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Officers investigating the death of Patrick Marcelin's six-year-old son at 61 Devon St. on Thursday were unable to keep Marcelin from stabbing himself to death when they arrived at the apartment where he'd been staying on Saturday, the Boston Police Department reports.
According to police, the boy was in cardiac arrest when first responders arrived at his home around 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, but that the exact cause of death remains under investigation. Then, police say: Read more
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This week, Mayor Martin Walsh added another new element to the build-out at Almont: Heeding calls from residents, Walsh has ordered the project to add a little league baseball field to the next phase of the construction, expected to begin this fall. The baseball diamond will be added to a corner of the park that is now used mainly for cricket— and it will give Mattapan a chance to start-up a youth baseball league next spring. Read more
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McAlister: Toulouse can improve
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Toulouse fly-half Luke McAlister believes the Top 14 champions will only get better following their 21-10 win over Harlequins on Friday.
The showdown between the pacesetters in the English and French domestic tournaments saw Toulouse move four points clear at the top of Pool 6 with the return leg in the intimidating and raucous atmosphere of Le Stadium to follow on Sunday afternoon.
"This was a big one for us - Harlequins were on a bit of a roll with 14 from 14 so to knock them off was big for us," McAlister said. "Our forwards gave us some good ball to work with, and we were very lucky in that regard and that enabled us to score two good tries.
"However, it is going to be difficult next week when they come to our ground because they are going to be putting it all in so this week we have to concentrate on our physicality because Harlequins are a very physical side so we have to turn up on Sunday and do the job.
"We all know we have to win at home so we have a really big game this weekend. But we also know that Gloucester came over and nearly beat us at home so while it is going to be difficult against Harlequins we are looking forward to the challenge.
"Harlequins are good at building phases so it was a big deal for us to front up to them because they physically dominate a lot of teams in the Premiership. We then have two more hard games in January against Connacht and Gloucester so it is vitally important we win at Le Stadium and we will refocus on that this week."
McAlister and Wallaby Luke Burgess are a new Antipodean international half-back partnership with the four times Heineken Cup champions and after just three games together the signs are becoming ominous for the rest.
"I am new to the club so the Toulouse history is all sort of new to me and although they have done well in the past, that is for sure, this is a new team and with a lot of guys coming back from the World Cup we are still integrating everyone into the side," said McAlister. "But I think we are now starting to hit our straps and, although it took us a few weeks to get going, we played well against Toulon before the Harlequins game and the confidence is growing.
"We need to keep building as a team and with a new combination at 9/10 with Luke Burgess and myself - we had not played together before and this was only our third game together - it is going to take time. But we definitely want to create some sort of legacy here and I am loving life in Toulouse. It is a lot different from home but we are embracing the French culture and enjoying ourselves."
And star winger Timoci Matanavou is loving life at Toulouse having turned down one of their Top 14 rivals in the summer. "I had a contact from Clermont last summer but I like the way Toulouse play their rugby," he said. "They are a really professional club and they work hard.
"I am surrounded by international players and so far this season I am the top try scorer in the Championship and have scored three tries in the Heineken Cup. Things are going well for me and the team. We knew it was going to be hard before we went to Harlequins. They had won 14 games in a row and the coach said that if we lost the game it would make it difficult for us in the Pool.
"So, we are happy with the win and we do have a lot of speed out wide in our side with Vincent Clerc on one wing and Maxime Medard at full back."
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