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Gang, we're in the air as you read this, on the way to NYC. We're going to move quickly today and we'll have Friday's mailbag but we're not sure how much will be be around, so you cats play nice.
From the "Talks too much" Studios, here we go...
Bray in the saddle
As our UT ace Downtown Patrick Brown shared here http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2012/jul/26/uts-bray-linked-to-vandalism-tennessee/, Vols quarterback Tyler Bray has found some hot water for throwing beer bottles and golf balls at cars.
Not good. Not good at all.
OK, in the grand scheme of things and in the wake of the college football scandals that have dominated the news, this is small potatoes.
Where this is especially not good is that UT has to have a reliable, effective and mature Bray to reach anything close to the growing expectations on an offense that could range from good to special.
Bray is the key to the Vols' season — and coach Derek Dooley's future in a lot of ways.
Not a good start.
Tennessee quarteback Tyler Bray attends the Southeastern Conference NCAA college football media days in Hoover, Ala.
Starting young
Our ace columnist Mark Wiedmer told us about Washington offering a 14-year-old http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2012/jul/26/ncaa-chief-emmert-may-yet-rue-his-rhetoric/.
It's definitely an awkward spot for the future of recruiting. How young is too young? With every story like this we are more and more convinced we need an early signing period.
To be fair, this is hardly the first time this has happened — remember Lane Kiffin infamously offering Eric Berry's little brothers when they were in middle school.
Not to be out done LSU also offered middle schooler Dylan Moses, a 6-foot, 200-pound eight-grader who ran a 4.46 40 at the Tigers camp.
"I was kind of shocked when I first heard it — it was a dream come true," Moses, 14, said. "I've always wanted to play for LSU since I was a kid."
Son, you're still a kid.
Atlanta Braves left fielder Martin Prado, left, is unable to tag out Miami Marlins' Donovan Solano as Solano steals second base during the third inning of a baseball game, Wednesday July 25, 2012, in Miami. A Marlins Park-record crowd of 36,711 watched the home team steal seven bases, the most in the major leagues this season and the high for the team since 2002. The Braves won 7-1.
Off day
The Braves are off after taking two of three from Miami, which has officially tossed in the towel.
Your thoughts on Atlanta's playoff chances?
We still believe they have what it takes, but they need another starting pitcher.
And who is giving Ryan Dempster career advice, Dwight Howard?
This and that (special Olympic version)
Friend of the show RJ Bell of pregame.com sends along some interesting odds from the Olympic Games, which start this weekend. Enjoy the following:
— Basketball: Team USA winning Gold Medal: $750 wins $100 (implying 87% chance); Any Other Team winning Gold Medal: $100 wins $650 (implying 13% chance); Over/under of the largest margin of victory by Team USA in any game: 50.5 points — Most Overall Medals: USA: 60% chance ($400 wins $100); China 30% chance ($100 wins $150); Rest of World: 10% chance ($100 wins $650) — Over/under on the number of USA Medals: 38.5 — Michael Phelps: Will Michael Phelps win more Gold Medals than Spain's entire Olympic Team? Spain: $180 wins $100 (62% chance); Phelps: $100 wins $150 (38% chance) — Number of Phelps Gold Medals: Zero: $100 wins $5,000 (2% chance) One: $100 wins $2,500 (3% chance) Two: $100 wins $600 (11% chance) Three: $100 wins $300 (20% chance) Four: $100 wins $200 (26% chance) Five: $100 wins $300 (20% chance) Six: $100 wins $500 (13% chance) Seven: $100 wins $1,600 (5% chance) — Usain Bolt is favored to win more Gold Medals than Greece's entire Olympic Team! Bolt winning more gold: $135 wins $100 (55% chance); Greece: $100 wins $105 (45% chance) — Crazy Props: The over/under of the number of athletes stripped of medals due to positive drug tests: 5.5; Will Olympic flame singe Boris Johnson's hair during the ceremony? $100 pays $3,300 (33 to 1); Will the Olympic Village to run out of condoms during the games? $100 pays $600 (6 to 1) — Amount of Action: British bookmakers are expecting to take $80 Million in wagers (which is TEN TIMES more than Beijing Games, but less than Nevada books take on Super Bowl)
Today's question
Let's keep this simple: Will Tyler Bray miss game time for his involvement in the vandalism acts?
With a bonus question: If you're Johnny Vols Fan, are you comfortable with Bray — who appears to be every bit the million-dollar arm and 5-cent head that Ebby Calvin "Nuke" LaLoosh was — being the key to your chances this year?
Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay's ...
Bray's a bone head but I'm a lot more comfortable with him as the key to our chances this season than I am our kickers....who have proved to be awful!!! (Wonder if Penn State's kickers want to transfer?) That's kind of flown under the radar but in close games this year it will be down right scarey. Enjoy the Big Apple,
The NCAA set the precedent in the Penn State scandal...criminal activity is subject to sanctions...where is Emmert???
The orange kool aid drinkers think this is going to be the return to greatness, when realistically Bray might as well have been throwing the stuff at Dooley...
Well played JG on the comparison of Bray to Ebbie Calvin...Only difference Nuke had Crash Davis as a mentor and poor Bray has Tennessee Tuxedo (Dooley)
[Will Tyler Bray miss game time for his involvement in the vandalism acts?]
Probably not. SHOULD he miss game time? Yes. I think Dooley ought to sit him out for the first quarter against N.C. State, not only for the act itself, but also for the stupidity behind the act. The partial-game suspension would also be a good message for the rest of Da team as well (if you catch my drift). If the star QB isn't immune from suspension, then nobody on the team is either.
Likely though, the voices in Dooley's head will keep reminding him about the importance of having a good season this year, and he'll simply resort to "handling the matter internally."
Have a great time in NYC.
Tyler Bray is no doubt immature as a soon to be junior QB at Tennessee. I find it difficult to measure his level of immaturity versus an NFL QB who is 40 years of age texting his private parts to a lady half his age while married with children at home. Apparently this immaturity and character issue can last a long time. That being said, I think Tyler still has a chance to get through this and be a top level player in the SEC and beyond. Just dont park your car near his house.
Blueoval, that's some mighty fine thinking on stealing away Penn State's kicking game and getting it to work for the Vols, a team in dire need accuracy and strength. Doubt Dooley has given this Al Davis/Nick Saban like move any thought at all. Dooley may have coached for Saban, but the Vols' coach ain't no Saban.
Whatever happens, Bray first needs return to campus. Second he may play in the opener against NC State--but not until the second half.
What I can positively see is Bray choked in Dooley's office like Homer on Bart.
Right on point fechancellor...for the Clorox Orange (thanks weeds) it is too bad Dooley isn't more like Saban...
Great balls other than pigskinned ones, this is sadly ridiculous! I see Bray as still needing to prove himself on the big stage against quality and big time SEC talent. I'm all for him and think he can get it done. If after the UK fiasco, lovingly still mentioned too often, he doesn't feel he has something to prove, the Vols are in big trouble. He needs to get it right and keep it right. Otherwise, someone else(JW)will take his spot and DD might be looking for another job come Nov. Time will tell but this is no way to stumble out of July into August. I will be extremely surprised if he misses any time because of this UNLESS something more than has been reported shows up. RECRUITING:.....................that is all to be written about messing with middle schoolers. When shame went out the window in sports and entertainment in this country, anyone and anything is fare game. SPECIAL OLYMPICS? That subject I know something about and I think they are amazing!
Bray is an idiot . . . .He along with DaRick ( another bonehead ) will seal Dooley's doom . . . however if you are NOT a VOLS fan you really need UTK to win 8 games, so Dooley will remain as coach. With the VERY easy schedule, 8 games should also be easy
Being a Tennessee fan is a frustrating life. Its hard to defend a guy who is a bonafide window pane licker when he continues to go out and do stupid things like this. I have likely been victim to his same kind of stupidity, the kind which is caused by the previously contents of his weapon of choice, but I've also never been the leader of a D1 football school with a season on my shoulders. And I dont see Dooley being too harsh on him either due to the current volatility of his job security and his fondness of self preservation. If Dooley was smart he would find Bray a chaperone to ride his back tat and make sure he doesnt repeat anything this stupid until the season is over.
Bray's future is easy to predict. He'll be the guy at the end of the hollar rocking on the porch of his double-wide shooting at all the junked cars in the front yard.


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- adamclyde Jul 1, 2007 11:14 AM
ok, my daughter has a nut allergy - both peanuts and tree nuts. So, we've banned it from the house (she's 2 and gets into everything). Sad day, it was. Anyhow, now the rest of the family is in PB withdrawal. I bought some soy peanut butter and it looked like peanut butter with mustard mixed into it. didn't taste all that much better either.
Is there a good soy-based peanut butter out there? Or maybe another non-nut butter that could fit the bill? Or is this all a pipe dream and I just need to get used to very strange alternatives or just doing without as I've done for the past 6 months...
all help appreciated!
- Adam
The best I've found is I.M. Healthy soy nut butters. If you're looking for something that tastes just like peanut butter, I don't think you'll find it in soy nut butters but this is as close as I can find. They also have different flavors, like chocolate soy nut.
re: chowser
Forgive me if this is a stupid question--but which nuts are tree nuts? I've seen cashew, almond, macademia, and more rarely, walnut and pecan nut butters at various health food stores.
Barring that, pumpkin butter or apple butter might be nice, and even hummus often has a slightly peanut-y texture.
re: veganish
i think this applies to everything except soy beans (because they're, well, beans). peanuts are technically legumes and not tree nuts. so it's possible to be allergic to peanuts and not to tree nuts, or to walnuts and not cashews because they're different species but doctors rule out everything as a precaution in small children. did your doctor do a skin prick test? it's the only way to know for sure (and hey, maybe you guys could have almond butter then!)
apple butter would be the closest thing. good soy nut butter takes some getting used to but you eventually will (just as my boyfriend got used to soy milk...)
re: kimberlya
they didn't do a skin prick because it was too risky, since the symptoms were so severe, so they did blood tests. and she's got the wonderful distinction of being allergic to both peanut and tree nuts (so peanuts, as well as almonds, cashews, walnuts, pine nuts, etc.).
re: kimberlya
As Kimberlya stated almonds and cashews are not tree nuts, also brazil macadamia and pistatios. I'd check with your doctor. But, one of these should work.
re: LuigiOrtega
I don't know about cashews, but almonds are definitely tree nuts. And Kimberly didn't say almonds and cashews weren't tree nuts -- she was suggesting finding out exactly what nuts the person was allergic to, so those might be an option if it turned out the person wasn't allergic to all tree nuts.
I think it's very dangerous to take suggestions like this from total strangers on the internet -- there's a lot of misinformation floating around and information about allergens is not something to trust to "someone on the internet."
re: LuigiOrtega
All of the above, almonds, cashews, brazils, macadamias, and pine nuts grow on trees. There are some distinctions for exaample the cashew nut grows at the base of the cashew apple. It grows on the Cashew tree. Oh and coconuts. They are all seeds if you want to look at them that way but are generally classified as nuts.
There are as Kimberly stated some people who can eat one type but not another. We have a friend who cannot eat, pecans, walnuts (either variety) or butternuts. They all are related. Almonds and pistachios are just fine.
Tahini might make a good substitute but I'd be careful. You may just have to give it up for now and hope it is one of the childhood things she'll grow out of.
re: veganish
I have also started using hummus like peanut butter lately. You can't do hummus & jelly, but you can still use it in all the savory ways you could use peanut butter. Alternatively, tahini can also be used as a spread, though it is definitely an acquired taste.
re: JungMann
I think you have to be careful with hummus if you have a peanut and nut allergy, because chickpeas are legumes. I know my 4 year old cousin who has the peanut allergy cant have chick peas.
adamclyde, I don't know if you can get it where you are, but I use a "Hemp Seed Butter" by Manitoba Harvest on a regular basis, that I quite like. It should be ok, as long as he's not allergic to seeds.
re: JungMann
You CAN do hummus and jelly. Just make sure the hummus isn't too runny, and use a Mediterranean fruit spread. I've done it with thick fig jam or date butter, but I could see it work with pomegranate molasses.
For more of a fusion-y mix, I've made hummus-cranberry sauce sandwiches.
re: piccola
piccola, those combinations sound tremendous!! No nut allergies here, but always enjoy new & different combinations. Thanks for those ideas.
re: piccola
Ergh... I love hummus but I can't imagine it mixed with sweet stuff! Skip the hummus and go straight to the source - tahini and jam or tahini and honey is a great combination, and the sweetness of the spread cuts the slight bitterness of the sesame.
re: Kajikit
Exactly! But I can't recall ever having a bitter tahini unless it was spoiled. It probably varies from brand to brand. But you do get a "nuttier" flavor by simply using tahini, which is ground (usually roasted) sesame seeds rather than hummus, which is a combination of tahini and other vegetables, garbanzo beans being the most familiar.
In fact, tahini is similar to natural peanut butter in that the oil seperates and you have to mix it before use. Should make great peantubutterless and jelly sandwiches!
re: chowser
second the soynut butter. We get it and cannot tell the difference.
if she's okay with seeds, try pumpkin seed butter, sunflower seed butter, or hemp seed butter...all delicious alternatives. i'm not sure where you live, but if there's a 'whole foods market' nearby, they carry all of them. [btw, the sunflower is by far the least expensive of the three.]
oh, and while i like apple butter for what it is, i really don't see how it would be an acceptable replacement for any nut butter. the textures & flavor profiles are way too dissimilar. but veganish's hummus suggestion [or any other bean spread for that matter] was a good idea as a sandwich spread substitute.
best of luck!
re: goodhealthgourmet
I second that about fruit butters. They're more an accompaniment to a "nut" butter.
As one who's allergic to peanuts, I can offer my own opinion about substitutes. Since your daughter can't have tree nuts either (too bad, as one of my faves is roasted cashew butter), I do recommend the Sunflower Butter they carry at Trader Joe's. The taste and texture are very similar to peanut butter.
Just watch labels on everything very carefully. Peanuts and byproducts like peanut oil are in a lot of products.
re: cmvan
I recently bought a jar sunflower seed butter as a healthier alternative to peanut butter. It wasn't close enough to fool the primary consumer of peanut butter in the house who, after a few sandwiches, went out and bought his own jar of actual peanut butter, but it has a nutty flavor, I think.
It's called "creamy sunbutter" and says"contains no peanuts" right on the label. On the back it says, "made on equipment that processes soybeans. Processed in a peanut free and tree nut free facility." Also, that it's intended to serve as a "direct peanut butter replacement" and that "each batch is tested for trace amounts of peanut protein." The ingredients are sunflower seed, sugar, mono-diglycerides, salt, and natural mixed tocopherols.
Ah, here's a url: http://sunbutter.com/
Good luck!
re: The Dairy Queen
Thanks for the specific recommendation. That it's diligently non peanut is good...
re: The Dairy Queen
That Sunbutter sounds great! Where do you go to buy it? (They don't have Trader Joes in Florida...) does Wholefoods stock it?
re: Kajikit
I buy it up at my local co-op. I think Whole Foods does carry it, actually (I just searched on their site)--but you might just call them to confirm your particular store carries it as I know they don't all carry the same things. If worse comes to worse, you can order it online. Another thing to try is to just call SunButter and ask who, in your area, stocks it.
Good luck!
re: cmvan
If there is a concern about cross-contamination, nut butters are pretty easy to make in the food processor. I assume seed butter would be even easier. You can roast the seeds with a little oil if you buy them raw, then process the heck out of them in the food processor. Add a little vegetable oil if it looks like it needs something to help it stick a little. Salt, honey, a little rosemary during processing. You might think you're doing it wrong, but just keep processing. Eventually it will come together.
There is a product in Canada called Peabutter which is made from some kind of legume (I can't remember which one). I have sampled it at a trade show and it's pretty decent, for what it is. It looks so much like peanut butter that it's been banned from many schools where peanut butter isn't permitted. I don't know if it's a Canadian product or not but I suspect you could google it and see if it's available where you are.
re: Nyleve
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re: Diana
I love tahini too... just make sure that you stir the jar REALLY WELL so that the oil is mixed through it (otherwise the top of the jar is glop and the bottom is concrete...) It doesn't taste anything like peanut butter but it makes a great sandwich with jelly/honey/raisins/halved grapes for the sweet element. They sell 'raw' tahini too but it's a lot more bitter - the processed kind is much more neutral in flavour.
*** My 4 year old daughter has been tested for allergies and we have been advised to keep her from peanuts as well as tree nuts. I grew up on Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches, what is childhood without that??? - even as an adult it has been a major staple and comfort food for me. I have been on a quest to find a safe alternative for our household ever since her allergies were doctor confirmed.
In my experience, Soy nut buter is NASTY!!! and tastes nothing like peanut butter!
Apple butter, I think would not be anything near a substitute, but it does taste good with peanut butter and on toast. :)
If you do decide to try Hummus, please keep in mind that quite often it is made with peanuts, it is actually amazing how many things that are. We purchased a berry pie from the grocery store a couple weeks ago and since I am in the habit of checking every label, we found out that it had all sorts of nuts in it? Who would have thought.. and where? Maybe in the crust or something?
ANYWAY, I went to Trader Joes on my lunch hour today and decided to see if I could find something like Sesame Butter or something.. Well, I found Sunflower Butter!!!!! I bought some (only $2.99) and brought it back to the office for the official taste test. If there isn't a Trader Joes in your area, maybe you can try Whole Foods or New Seasons or Zupan's or some other specialty store, or I can pick some up for you and send it to you.. I am sure it isn't that expensive to send. :)
It is wonderful and the closest thing I have found that tastes like peanut butter! I reasearched on the internet to see if there was any closeness to peanuts and just found that lots of people have used it as a safe alternative with no reactions! Yipee!!!
It is so wonderful, I think we just might have Sunflower Butter and Jelly Sandwiches for dinner tonight with a great big glass of milk!
I hope you decide to try it out! Good luck!
re: Mischelle
definitely agree with the sunflower butter - my daughter goes to a peanut/tree nut free school and we had to nix the peanut butter right away. it definitely is delicious and relatively close to peanut butter, although one thing to remember is that trader joe's sunflower butter does have sugar (evaporated cane juice) in it, where as natural peanut butter is just peanuts - i don't know if that might necessarily be a problem, but in our house diabetes is an issue and also, it does taste slightly sweeter than peanut butter.
re: fudisgud
I forgot about this thread... but co-incidentally I was in Publix today buying groceries and in front of my eyes was a couple of jars of Sunbutter! So I bought a jar of crunchy and I'm sitting here tucking into a crunchy sunbutter and jelly sandwich. It's delicious, but I have to agree with you about the sweetness - since I'm not a five year-old, I'm sure I'd prefer the nut butter without the extra sugar (I always had unsweetened peanut butter too...) The jar says they also make a version with honey - I hate to think how sweet that must be! But for what it is, it's pretty good and now I know I like it I'll make sure to keep a jar on hand. :)
Trader Joe's has all sorts of good things to use as substitutes. I've never tried the sunflower butter but it sounds like the perfect solution!
What is everyone craving peanut butter on? Celery? If so, try other dips like spinach or ranch dips...
Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches? Honey and banana sandwiches are delicious.
I know these aren't the same, but I'm trying to think of good alternatives! Good luck!
How about chinese Sesame Paste? Unlike tahini, which is untoasted sesame seeds and therefore kind of a pale creamy color, the chinese stuff is toasted first so the color is closer to peanut butter. I've never actually tried it plain, but recipes are always suggesting peanut butter as a substitute for sesame paste (in cold noodle dishes or whatnot) that I thought maybe the substitution would work the other way. You probably want to buy your own sesame seeds and toast and grind them yourself for maximum cross contamination control. Also, if you do it yourself you can add salt and sugar which would probably make it taste more like commercial peanut butter.
re: Jujubee
I also have a food allergy to peanuts and all nuts. Sunbutter, which is made from sunflower seeds has recently become a favorite of mine as a substitute for peanut butter. I have tried soy nut butter before but I think sunbutter tastes better.
The best substitute is sunflower butter. It tastes just like peanut butter and has almost the same texture. You do need to refridgerate it and stir before you eat it (it gets a tad oily), but overall it is a good substitute.
I have found it at my local grocery store, Meijer, and WalMart, made by SunButter. Oddly enough the only local organic or health food store I have found it at is Trader Joes..
As someone that misses peanut butter and jelly, sunflower butter has been a life saver!
I used to eat sunflower seed butter. Here's a link to one brand http://www.sunbutter.com/products.asp
Try SchoolSafe Soybutter, it really tastes like peanut butter. You can find out more on their website, www.schoolsafefood.com.

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- Too expensive for suburbsDateNightDined on 10/25/2014We love good food and we love good restaurants but Burke is not DC or Great Falls! It is great to have a nice steakhouse in the community, but the extravagant pricing did not jive with the strip mall locale, noisy room, a too long wait for cocktails and then the steak having to go back to the kitchen for touch up. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and attentive, crab cakes perfect and the steak ended up being done just right, but overall the sticker shock dampened the experience. We heard others at the next table exclaiming the same surprise. Will have to budget carefully if we are to visit again.Special Features:
- 4 out of 5TJ01Dined on 10/25/2014Our waiter/server definitely needed some additional training. He seemed to not want to serve us. He didn't even remember the chef's menu specials. We had to make our own inquiries based on what we overheard another waiter tell another table. He also didn't remember the specially made birthday cake that was to be presented to my husband. But, the lady who greeted us & was possibly the owner or manager, more than made up for his lackluster performance.Special Features:
- Unsatisfactory FinishOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014I would recommend Monty's with reservations...I mean, go there but beware. It's a steak house and yet the steak we had was not up to par. It was our first visit. We started with "Shrimpscargo" and a warm beet salad with fresh Burrata cheese. There was also a basket of interesting breads/EVOO. All were Delicious! Then came the Entrée -disappointing! We shared their "Mixed Grill." It included a small morsel of lamb which was delectable; a chorizo sausage that was tasty and had a kick; a grilled chicken breast also very good; BUT it had a beef rib that contained no beef only bone and fat and a NY Strip that was tough, ordinary and not at all satisfactory. I thought this was a steak house - What's with that!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Place for DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/18/2014Went on a Saturday Night. Service was spotty, food was good...but should be at premium prices.
- Awesome Local GemLuckyByrdDined on 10/18/2014Monty's never let's you down, this wonderful neighborhood steak house fit for any palate. It was just what the Dr. Ordered. Great food every time, Great service every time and the attention to detail was amazing. We love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dont Let The Location Fool YouOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014This place is nestled in an old shopping center, and I was wondering how decent it could be. To my surprise, I was very wrong. Amazing decor, ambiance, and the food was amazing. Every flavor in every dish was perfectly balanced. Nothing over powering or underwhelming.Special Features:
- Food good, clientele notOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/9/2014We were there for our anniversary dinner. The food and the service were great, however there was a couple there with 2 toddlers. This is a neighborhood place, but a white tablecloth restaurant is not the place to take toddlers. Not sure I would go back, it's rather expensive to put up with that.Special Features:
- Big surprisevolublegenieVIPDined on 10/4/2014Just expected a run of the mill steakhouse....completely exceeded my expectations...really amazing food and serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful end to a hectic dayVASteakLoverDined on 10/2/2014My wife and I were looking for a quiet evening together for dinner. Monty's Steakhouse delivered!!! Once inside you forget about where you are. The food, service and ambiance was top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerHonestFeedbackDined on 9/30/2014I've been before and had steak that was delicious, but this time I went for seafood. It was cooked perfect, but I didn't like how much butter seemed to be on the plate. Next time I'll be sure to specify to not use butter. Also got the fries and they were flavorless. Overall, the ambiance is awesome, but I think for the location and food flavor the price point is about $8 higher overall than it should be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magnificent Monty'seatdessertfirstDined on 9/30/2014My husband and I dined here for our 25th wedding anniversary. We were very happy with our choice! The restaurant is lovely, and quiet enough to talk softly. Service was great, and the food was absolutely delicious and presented beautifully. We are going to recommend Monty's to our friends and will be back for sure!Special Features:
- Grest Anniversary Dinner!!!AnniversaryDined on 9/27/2014Everything was absolutely perfect! Mandana the owner, came over to our table several times to check on us. She and her staff are absolutely amazing! From Crystal the bartender to Mandana herself. Everyone gave their own personal flare. The food was fantastic! The drinks were wonderful. The service was impeccable. We have already told numerous friends about Monty's Steakhouse. It has instantly become our favorite restaurant. We are looking forward to our next visit. P.S. You have to try the Habanero Lava Cake!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great local findMikeyDined on 9/26/2014Our second time.....food and service consistent....top quality... wonderful appetizers....entrees are a bit pricey...wonderful service...Special Features:
- We love Monty'sJackBarbDined on 9/25/2014Our favorite place for fine dining and for special occasions in Springfield. Try to save room for desert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Special Place to Honor My FatherGarsDaughterDebDined on 9/19/2014My elderly father actually found Monty's Steakhouse when it first opened. He loved it and took me to lunch there one day a year ago. It was a wonderful experience. We went there again at another point in the last year, again for lunch. Sadly my father just passed away and with relatives in town I tried to figure out a place that would be appropriate for a fine meal and experience. I instantly thought of Monty's and what a wonderful experience. The staff was accommodating and helpful. The ambiance was comforting and special. The meals were fantastic and the wine was fabulous. My father would have loved the fact that we went there. I am forever grateful to the Monty's team for this.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect!!!1gr8findDined on 9/18/2014We had a group of five celebrating my husbands 75th birthday and could not have had better service, food, or ambiance anywhere else. Highly recommend this restaurant. Give it a try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beware!disappointed1Dined on 9/8/2014Was in town for a conference and had dinner there with four of my colleagues. Place was empty and despite that service went from bad to worse. Waiter offered us bread and forgot to deliver it. Waiter did not mention up front the menu items that were not available. Food was good but a bit overpriced. Ordered the chocolate lava cake and it was stale. Finally, the waiter and manager did not seem to know how to split a check because it took over half an hour and when they finally did, they actually hand wrote in a tip of over 20% on each of our checks. I have never seen this done ever in my many years. Would never return.
- DinnerLunch123VIPDined on 9/8/2014Food and service were great as usual. Only complaint is people at the bar were very loud and it was hard to here our own conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Something local, but misses markLocalDinerDined on 9/6/2014Decor nice. Wobbly tables, ended up sitting uncomfortably straight to avoid major disturbance. Their philosophy is best value for great quality cuts, and value is decent, but they get you in apps-not sophisticated & over-priced. Steaks came out perfectly to temp, but no flavor. I understand appreciating a good piece of meat, but... Details off, side dishes/apps. Ordered shrimp cargot (portobello w/ sm frozen shrimp, cheese covered, as if to hide shrimp), baked potato was NOT baked, mushroom side looked like canned mushroom, probably overcrowded on pan. Awkward service-asked several times for a knife/napkins. Orders came out stilted. Drink was strong & good gin. Not worth the price for what is & feels like it still needs a lot of maturing.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/5/2014Overall, everything the food was outstanding and the service was very attentive. We had a fun time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/2014This restaurant was quite a find. This was our first visit to Monty's and loved it. This will definitely be one we put on our list of favorable restaurants. We will visit them again.Special Features:
- Great for lunch and dinner!RBSCVIPDined on 8/26/2014Excellent lunch menu. Although wonderful for steaks the vegetarian options really pleased my business partner.Special Features:
- Best presentationBermudaWilliamsDined on 8/22/2014I am always pleased with the food and service at this lovely local restaurant. There is no need to go out of he neighborhood to enjoy fine dining since Monty's is here. If I could upload photos you'd see what I mean.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerMarc1090Dined on 8/19/2014Spent our anniversary dinner at Monty's and had a wonderful experience as always!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/15/2014As usual we had an awesome dining experience with an attentive waiter and delicious food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/14/2014We have had good dining experiences at Monty's, but on Thursday evening at 6:00 p.m., with very few people in the restaurant or outside, our service was not up to par. Very slow service for the restaurant not being busy at that time. The steak salads were good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good RestaurantFitzDined on 8/12/2014We tried Monty's for our Anniversary Dinner. It was our first time and we were not disappointed. The menu selections and the nightly specials were quite appetizing. While my wife selected the Chilean Sea Bass, I opted for the Filet Mignon. The meal was superb. We really enjoyed our time there. we will gladly return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too expensive for everydaylewtagDined on 8/3/2014Great menu for foodies with a thick wallet...great service and nice family ambience...ultra quiet on Sunday late evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth considering if you're localFoodoVIPDined on 8/2/2014Not worth a trip unless you're already in Springfield. They should examine the "team" service method they employ. There were multiple communication breakdowns between us and the 3 different people that waited on us. Food ranged from blah to ok.
- The following 511 reviews are from the Monty's Steakhouse - Springfield reviews archive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/23/2014The food is always top notch, the staff unfailingly attentive. Always a very good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always A Pleasure!AppreciativeDinerDined on 7/23/2014Subtle elegance, exceptional entrees, excellent service! That about sums up our dining experience at Monty's. Don't pass up the chance to experience this neighborhood gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Monty's Steakhouse- who'd a known!!localbusinessfanDined on 7/19/2014We went with another couple who has frequented Monty's several times in the last year. Moderately upscale in the middle of a shopping plaza. Definitely would return, nice selection on the menu...the crab, shrimp portobello appetizer was to die for!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was great, service was lackng.JohnWNDined on 7/14/2014Because of my previous good experience with the restaurant's service, I'll return. My approximately 26 oz. Porterhouse steak which served my wife and I, a Caesar salad big enough to split, and 2 twice backed potatoes were all great. The second side was a combination of asparagus with roasted tomato bits was exceptional. The bread was very unremarkable. Outside dinning was good, but faced a mall parking lot. Service, which has been good in the past, was poor on this occasion. The chef re-cook a second Porterhouse steak because the first one was over cooked. The problem was that nobody told us. We waited an hour for our steak before asking the manage. While the manager and waiter were very apologetic, the neglect was hard to ignore.Special Features:
- Dining at Monty'sGingoDined on 7/11/2014Dining at Monty's is a special treat. We now compare other restaurants to the excellent food and service we receive. Upon occasion we say, "this would not happen at Monty's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent foodDonSDined on 7/11/2014Ambience was very nice, food was ok. Steak was a quality cut, but ordered Medium, received Well Done instead. Vegetables did not appear to be fresh, but tasted good. First glass of wine was very nice, ordered a 2nd glass and it tasted like some cheap $4 bottle of wine. Service was good and owner stopped to verify how everything was, which is nice to see. But, no plans to go back at that price to see if they improve the chef's and bartender's abilities.


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However during the General Assembly earlier this year, that bill was not passed by the House of Delegates, causing concern for victims of domestic violence.
"I myself was a victim of domestic violence and it's so important to hold these perpetrators accountable for their actions," says Donna Lloyd, domestic violence advocate.
Members of the Charlottesville Coalition for Gun Violence Prevention (CCGVP) met with Delegate Rob Bell Wednesday morning to discuss why the bill wasn't passed.
"We felt like this was a win for the GA this past session and when it wasn't even voted on in the house, we felt like we haven't made any progress, but now we're able to see maybe why it was not allowed to come to the house," explains Gay Lee Einstein, from CCGVP.
Del. Bell explained that a majority of those crimes in SB510 are misdemeanors. Current laws with gun restrictions apply to convicted felons and people with protective orders against them.
"We have different ways that you have guns taken away from people," says Del. Rob Bell, 58th district. "You have felonies, you have protective orders."
"If we're going to have some new criteria we kind of like to work within that criteria if we could."
The coalition for gun violence hopes to come up with new criteria that can be added to the current laws.
"We've got some new ideas about how we can succeed in further gun violence prevention, but taking it from a different angle," says Einstein.
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Piano Sonata in A major, Op 1 No 5
Muzio Clementi (1752-1832)
published 1771; dedicated to Clementi's English patron, Sir Peter Beckford
Howard Shelley (piano)
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Recording details: June 2007
All Saints' Church, East Finchley, London, United Kingdom
Produced by Annabel Connellan
Engineered by Ben Connellan
Release date: February 2008
Total duration: 7 minutes 37 seconds
Cover artwork: Roman Ruins with the Blind Belisarius by Giovanni Paolo Panini (1691-1765)
Leeds Museums and Art Galleries (Temple Newsam House), UK / Bridgeman Art Library, London
Tempo di Menuetto: Grazioso
'Listening to this opener in Howard Shelley's complete cycle, recorded on a pristine-sounding modern piano, it is hard to imagine anyone else ever making them sound better … Shelley reveals this by treating each and every one of these works with the utmost respect, his constant attention to the subtlest details of touch and phrasing meaning not only that things are never allowed to descend into the routine, but that he is more than able to respond to those moments when Clementi really does find a vein of poetry … the Andante cantabile of Op 8 No 1 is a gem, the excellent Op 7 No 3 is strongly expressive throughout … Shelley realises them all while also coping coolly with the more finger-breaking exhibitions of virtuosity … Shelley's performances, which seem well capable of achieving definitive status, make you wonder if Mozart was hiding some genuine discomfort' (Gramophone)
'Shelley's playing is warm and expressive throughout, and there's enough enjoyment here to make one look forward to the continuation of his series' (BBC Music Magazine)
'Clementi was a master of intricate structure and dynamics, as Shelley's elegant readings vividly demonstrate' (The Observer)
'Launching his complete Clementi cycle in impressive style, Howard Shelley tosses off chains of thirds and octaves with elegant virtuosity, and brings an ideal expressive flexibility to the more personal sonatas' (The Daily Telegraph)
'I have long admired Shelley's spaciousness of phrase and generosity of tonal range, and this latest offering certainly does not disappoint on either account. The Opp 1 and 2 Sonatas benefit from a fresh and spirited viewpoint, the leisurely lyrical lines nevertheless beautifully compact … this set may well encourage listeners to reappraise Clementi, not in the shadow of Mozart of Beethoven but in light of the composer's inestimable contribution to classical style' (International Record Review)
'Wonderful playing, superb sound and a valuable addition to the catalogue' (Classic FM Magazine)
'Shelley in a nutshell: sparkling clarity, perfect sense of line and style, and deep respect for the musical idiom of the early Classical keyboard works' (Pianist)
'The sonatas 'proper' recorded here each consist of short movements. Every one is a delight; this is good-natured music deisgned to appeal, which it does with grace, civility and clarity. Brilliance is not denied, though—the 'Spritoso' opening movement of the F major work … is a rumbustious number that recalls Domenico Scarlatti's flamboyance. Slow movements are unfailingly lyrical and dance forms add elegance … Howard Shelley, his piano beautifully recorded, plays with immense style and affection, alive to the music's sparkling and intimate scale—invention that charms and invigorates. It will be fascinating to chart Clementi's later works in the genre of the sonata with Shelley as the consummate guide' (International Piano)
'This first Hyperion volume of a projected complete recording of all the sonatas is cause for celebration, and not only because it is laid out chronologically. Howard Shelley has a special feel for this music, and in his hands, these marvelous pieces are indeed revealed in all their translucent textures and melodic invention. The attractive price tag (two for the price of one) together with superb sound and authoritative annotations complete a fine first helping of what should be a resounding success all around' (Classical.net)
Recording details: June 2007
All Saints' Church, East Finchley, London, United Kingdom
Produced by Annabel Connellan
Engineered by Ben Connellan
Release date: February 2008
Total duration: 7 minutes 37 seconds
Cover artwork: Roman Ruins with the Blind Belisarius by Giovanni Paolo Panini (1691-1765)
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May 18, 2013 3:34 PM
(CBS Charlotte) — NC-51 was shut down in both directions this afternoon, following a car accident in Pineville.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation reported that the accident happened around 2 p.m. today. The road was later reopened about an hour after the initial report was received.
It is not clear at this time how many cars were involved in the accident, whether or not there were any fatalities.
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The pilot said that he was using an aerial saw to side trim trees along a powerline right-of-way. The pilot said, "At the end of the tree line at approximately 150' (feet) agl (above ground level) I applied power to climb, immediately the low rotor rpm horn sounded. I tried to increase N2/Nr (engine and rotor rpm) with the governor 'beep switch' and checked N2/Nr. There was no response from trying to increase N2/Nr and N2/Nr was in the low 90's. I lowered the collective, released the saw and radioed my ground crew that the engine had stopped. At this point I had low airspeed, low N2/Nr and approximately 100' agl. I aimed the aircraft at an open field and tried to gain airspeed to attempt a running landing." The pilot said the helicopter "impacted the field in a near horizontal attitude." An examination of the helicopter at the accident site showed the helicopter resting on its left side in a corn stubble field approximately 300 feet south of east-west running power lines, and approximately 730 feet from a clearway of trees where the helicopter was cutting prior to the accident. An examination of the helicopter revealed no anomalies.
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I'm running windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit on my work computer, a Dell Latitude E6400, and was attempting to use the windows virtual pc as a means of installing our personal software on it (a few of the drivers will only work on 32bit systems). For the software, we use a sentinel key in order to allow the customers 30 day and permanent versions (the software controls some fairly expensive machinery). I was able to get the software installed on the virtual version of XP, but when it checks the key, it thinks that the code's expired, and asks for an updated one. When I enter a new code and click on update, the code just disappears.
This only happens with working codes as the software will tell me that the code is incorrect. I have tried the key on computers running XP, and it works without confusing the code for being expired. Has anyone else seen their software do something similar? I'm basically trying to find the cheapest possible work around right now, but I'm just stuck at that window. Do you guys think that this is a Windows 7/XP problem, or a problem with our software? Any help would be appreciated.
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Adjust your virtual machine settings, enable comm ports, etc...
If your using a hardware key, e.g.: dongle that plugs into a parallel port, you will need to make sure that the communications port it is plugged into is being "bound" to the virtual machine when it starts.
By bound I mean that you have "told" the virtual machine to use the required port when it starts up.
In order to tell the virtual machine you will need to make adjustments to settings whilst the virtual machine is off.
Try this YouTube - Windows 7 XP Mode: Adjust Memory tutorial. A few minutes into the tutorial you will find what your looking for, except rather than adjusting the memory available to the virtual machine you will be adjusting comm ports (I am guessing!).
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Thanks Davo, but the dongle is actually USB, and the I usually attach it so that the virtual drive can read it. I know it can because our software gives me a locking code necessary for the key gen to generate a correct key. If it couldn't see it, I would just get the script 'error' in that section instead of a code.
Today my VP of Engineering actually was able to hook me up with a version of the software that didn't require a code, which I was able to tweak to work on windows 7, so I don't really need an answer for this anymore...but I'm still curious as to why the code disappears. It even started doing it on my version of 7
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2013 so far
I think its lousy compare to last year with Pritchard nearly letting Roode walk away days before one of the biggest Events of the year at Lockdown. The Aces & Eights and the Brooke Hogan angle is holding back Bully Ray, Gutcheck is a huge failure and needs to be scrapped
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Gut Check has always been a failure. From 2012 on throughout.
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2012 will go down as one of the better years TNA have had, what with the rise of Aries, Bully Ray coming into his own and the fantastic Roode reign as WHC. It was always going to be hard for 2013 to match it, but you never know.
We'll see how the BFG Series and Bound For Glory itself plays out.
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2013 is good anything is a step up from the dark days of the Hogan & friends show circa 10-11
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2012 was a very good year for TNA, but this year has been stale and boring IMO.
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Roodes title reign, Destination X & Slammiversary, Roode vs. Storm @ BfG, Aries wins the title, that may be about it. The rest was the definition of stale and boring. Claire Lynch storyline being awful, Lockdown being completely awful thanks to the crowd, Impact Zone being quite throughout the whole year (exception: DX), Gut Check being a failure, Garett Bischoff face push and storyline vs. his dad, Knockouts being bad (this year they're good), Earl Hebner/Madison storyline, lol X Division, Aces & Eights being complete losers throughout the year and on and on and on.
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I'm not liking TNA in 2013 at all so far.
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You're right about that, but the weekly shows were mostly bad. Same with the PPVs. Can't say that about 2013. This year had many failures, but is easily the best year since 2009.
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TNA in 2013 so far has been a step down from last year. TNA in 2012 is what got me watching the product again, but now in 2013, most TNA episodes have been dull and average, and there hasn't been any outstanding or great matches this year except for Aries vs Sabin. There's still time for 2013 to get better, but right now, the product is very lackluster.
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