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62 Restaurant & Wine Bar
- Address:
62 Wharf Street
Salem, MA 01970Neighborhood:
Salem, MA
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
62 Restaurant & Wine Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.62restaurant.com/
- Phone: (978) 744-0062
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm Lounge/cocktails until 12. Sunday Dinner 5pm-9pm Lounge/cocktails until 10.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Antonio Bettencourt
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We are available for catering private events. Please call Tony at 978.744.0062 to inquire
- Private Party Facilities: Private dining room that can accommodate parties of up to 30 people. Perfect for corporate meetings, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners etc.
- Private Party Contact: Antonio Bettencourt 9787440062
A word from 62 Restaurant & Wine Bar
62 Restaurant & Wine Bar is a modern Italian restaurant and Wine Bar serving contemporary versions of rustic Italian cuisine in downtown Salem. Chef Antonio Bettencourt and his team are dedicated to using the best locally-sourced, all natural ingredients in season and at the peak of flavor. The cooking at 62 shows true soul and a dedication to the "craft" of cooking. 62 is perfect for the wine lover. Our List showcases the wines of the world chosen especially to match our original and distinctive cuisine. Our cool and seductive bar and lounge are the perfect setting to start your night with one of our signature cocktails and martinis which feature fresh juices and house made purees. Relax and enjoy our full menu or just sample our Antipasti or handmade pastas while sipping one of our daring cocktails.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
- Diners' Choice WinnerItalian
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62 Restaurant & Wine Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
100 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (70)special occasion (56)neighborhood gem (56)romantic (49)notable wine list (35)good for groups (12)hot spot (12)vibrant bar scene (10)late-night find (6)great for lunch (2)kid-friendly (2)scenic view (1)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Great find...!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/23/2014Innovative menu, well executed, and great service. Started with the grilled calamari and tuna crudo appetizers. More than enough to share between 2 people. Grilled calamari is a rare treat on restaurant menus and this was done to perfection. Same with the tuna crudo. We also shared to half portions of pasta dishes (LOVE that they offer half servings!). All pasta is made on premise, and I read recently in North Shore Magazine that the chef has perfected his own gluten free pasta recipe. We shared the butternut squash tortellini and the garganelli with duck, kale and an exquisite sauce. Servers were efficient, unobtrusive, and very knowledgeable about the menu. Looking forward to a return visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just AverageRamjamDined on 11/20/2014The food was okay, not anything to brag about. My biggest problem was the service. Our waitress was wonderful but the young man who brought our food and took our plates and silverware away was a little too attentive. My husband was still working on his appetizer when the young man took his plate and silverware without even asking if he was done. It became almost comical and we felt like we had to protect our utensils. The highlight of the night was dessert. The toffee pudding is to die for. I found 62 to be an average restaurant and will definitely not rush to go back.Special Features:
- Phenomenal food, service and atmosphereCatieDined on 11/19/2014Phenomenal food service and atmosphere. Had our two year old with us and they were great with him. We had one of the best meals of our life!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceSalemfoodieDined on 11/18/2014As usual, the service and the food at 62 was exceptional. Each course was creative and delicious and we thought the salmon was the best we've ever had. We left satisfied and couldn't wait to tell those who haven't been. We have never had anything but a great memorable time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dessert is the bestjinx96Dined on 11/16/2014I went there at about 6p & the place was somewhat full customers. My first course was the pork terrine with pickles & hot mustard....yummy. My second course was the Bibb salad with bacon....yummy. My third course was the salmon, delicious. Of a course I got the warm toffee pudding for dessert, melts in your mouth. Service was great. Everyone was asking if everything was okay & if we needed something.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food and service were terrificladoofyerDined on 11/15/2014We had been to this restaurant a few years ago and enjoyed it. I had forgotten about it, and found it again on a search of restaurants in Salem. We were a party of 4, each ordered something different and everything was delicious. I can't wait to go back and try another dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerGoodfoodiesDined on 11/15/2014The bar area was a little noisy. Quieter once we took our seats. Our table was tucked up against the wall giving one of us only a view of the wall. The service was outstanding and the food was delicious. My boneless ribeye was cooked perfectly to medium rare. The squash ravioli and brussel sprouts were very good as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week PickSuzyQDined on 11/13/2014My husband and I dined in during Restaurant Week. The menu looked enticing and prices moderate compared to their regular menu prices. We ordered the pasta entree, which was Homemade Pappardelle with salsa Bolognese. I thought the entree size was a bit small. I ordered the lamb, which wasn't too small but I didn't appreciated the $5 surcharge for a basic Lamb Tagine with couscous. Our reservation was for 6 p.m. so it was on the early side. A small number of diners were present and conversation levels were low. Waiters scurried quietly bringing needed items and these included rather good sliced bread that we gratefully accepted refills on twice. I live here in Salem so it was not too far to drive too and parking was easily found. I think that based on the prices and entree/plate portion sizes we won't be regulars here. I came a couple of years ago for a free wine tasting series they offered which I thought was outstanding. Wines were paired with appetizers and the price was perfect in my book. They haven't repeated this special event since then and for that I am sorry. Salem is a working class community and many people cannot afford to dine here but a wine tasting would be just the ticket for someone who would like to have a special night out and not regret the decision the day after. I would recommend the restaurant only for special events, such as graduations, anniversaries, retirement celebrations and other private happenings. I don't think they have the seating capacity for large parties. The atmosphere is formal and it is a great spot for a first date as the invited party would be most impressed by this choice. But, for a regular dining go-to spot, I would pass on 62 Restaurant & Wine Bar as it is not your mom and pop establishment and it is not meant to be such. I did not see the chef come out and ask diners how dinner was as you would see in typical mom and pop ristorante in Italy. Food-wise, if you want a taste of Italy this is it .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 62 on the Wharf was excellent. choice!nancyemmaDined on 11/13/201462 on the Wharf is an amazing restaurant. The dining room is beautiful and the noise level is very low. Their menu offers choices from meat to vegan, all done in different ways, always delicious. I had the stuffed squash for my main course. It was out of this world. (I could have gone back the next night and got it again.) There is something for everyone. do not forget the Toffee cake at the end. WOW!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious neighborhood gemMDOANE007Dined on 11/11/2014Fun, creative menu as first-time there during restaurant week. Roasted salmon filet with pan-fried brussels sprouts, with pancetta and capers was quite tasty along with bibb lettuce, crumbled bacon, tomatoes & ranch dressing. The lemon drop martini was divine and we'll definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experienceMJLMOMDined on 11/9/2014We took advantage of the restaurant week specials and had the arachini, Bibb salad and the bolognese- very delicious! The toffee pudding was good but very sweet. It was a great bargain for the high quality food and service. The service there is always spectacular and the best we have experienced! The cocktails were great. This restaurant has it all and does everything just right. Restaurant week was great, but it's worth the money for the regular menu , too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of our favorite restaurants!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/9/2014My husband and I choose 62 over and an over for our special occasion meals. This latest trip was no exception. Great updates to the menu since our last visit, excellent service, cozy romantic atmosphere.Special Features:
- great little spotMMaryYDined on 11/7/2014Love this place. Great service, quaint, great ambiance, friendly staff, creative cocktails!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I've said this before....Luv2play10Us2VIPDined on 11/1/2014I don't know how they do it! They are the whole package!! Food, cocktails and service. My only regret is that you are not closer to where I live.Special Features:
- Absolutely perfect!Munkustrap178Dined on 10/26/2014I am a big foodie, and I eat out often. This restaurant has everything. Impeccable service, delicious cocktails and wine, and creative, astounding food. You must go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxing and Elegant!EnthusiastDined on 10/23/2014My brother and I came here for dinner while in Salem.. We LOVED it. They have a vast wine list, which I really enjoyed. My brother has a gluten allergy so we asked for a gluten free menu if they had it; it was almost as large as the regular menu! They serve most of their pasta dishes in a gluten-free form and even offered gluten-free beer. The appetizer we chose was excellent. It was deep fried chick peas, I believe. They served it with some sort of marinade made from dates, which was also amazing. My pasta dish was called the Garganelli, it has pine nuts, duck breast, and cranberries with a savory sauce. Everything we ate there was amazing and we will definitely be returning when we visit Salem next year!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful ExperienceMelissaDined on 10/19/2014Food is amazing, wine list is great, and the service was perfect. Relaxing dinner with just enough time between starters and the main course to be able to enjoy your food. Server was super nice and accommodating. Overall a great experience and I will be back to try everything on the menu.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Waiter was very nice, but had too many tables to wait on.. or so it seemed. HAd to get waiter attention for drinks, dessert menu, etc.Special Features:
- Very Special !MilaukrisDined on 10/14/2014Unusual to find a restaurant consistently at the top of their game in all areas, food , wine and service !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a treat!GarretDined on 10/11/2014We turn to 62 every time we are in the area. Great menu! We love this place.Special Features:
- Upscale restaurant in SalempickyvegetarianDined on 10/11/2014Very nice place closer to the water than town central which we liked. A little less congested in this area. Great food selection and we chose a variety and were not disappointed by anything. The food was amazing! Wait staff was friendly and well equipped to answer all questions and make suggestions. Reservations are a good thing. A great find on this trip!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good foodMalloryDined on 10/5/2014It's always hard to decide what to eat here, but no matter what it's always excellent. The cocktails are especially good - so treat yourself!Special Features:
- Very tasty modern ItalianpaulsailorDined on 9/28/2014Great little place out in Salem , really tasty modern Italian food , all three main course dishes excellent . Definitely would recommendSpecial Features:
- Italian Tapasjmf1Dined on 9/27/2014Gluten free pasta offered and cooked to perfection but was disappointed with the lobster and accompanying. Really enjoyed the chick pea fritters and the glazed shortribs. There was nothing special about the broccoli rabe or mushrooms although good. The restaurant was nice and quiet and service was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect from start to finishfoodiemamaDined on 9/26/2014Great food, staff and atmosphere. Romantic yet relaxing environment with to die for menu items!Special Features:
- Amazing every timeCbearDined on 9/17/2014I have been here a few times now and haven't had a bad meal yet! I've gone for drinks and small plates with the girls, and have also been with my parents who claim this is "the best resturants they've ever eaten in" The staff is so friendly as well. Can't go wrong at 62Special Features:
- Nice Restaurant, but...............LoralieDined on 9/13/2014I was very impressed and pleased with the service, but I thought the food was too expensive for the amount I received! I got the pasta dish with chunks of lobster which were very good, but for the $15.00 dish I only got 4 pieces of lobster which was ridiculous!!! I know I got the smaller portion of this dish, but I didn't fill up on the pasta so I was disappointed when I was hungry an hour later!!! This was with dessert!!! The food is very good, dessert and drinks included, but I think this dish should have had more than 4 pieces of lobster in it.Special Features:
- what happenedsteveVIPDined on 9/12/2014Have been here many times before and loved it. Even rated 4/5 stars now went friday night and service was awful, arugula salad cut way back. NOT going back for a long while
- great pickrockinrVIPDined on 9/11/2014food consistently good and amazingly fresh. if you live nearby worth checking out. Delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Wonderful EveningSalemChasDined on 9/5/2014My wife and I visited 62 for our anniversary. We used to go here a lot but haven't visited in the past year or so. The food, always great, didn't disappoint. My cod dish was easily the best I've ever eaten, and I've eaten a lot of fish. My wife's lobster parpadelle was out of this world. Home made pasta with a delicious sauce and lobster roasted in the shell. Service was very professional, attentive to our needs but not intrusive. The waitress knew the wine list well and helped us pair a great wine to our meals. We were well filled after our entrees and didn't order dessert, but a delicious slice of flourless chocolate torte with house made hazelnut gelato arrived, with a candle, complements of the house. All in all, a great eveningSpecial Features:
- Lovely Dining ExperienceWoodeyeDined on 9/3/2014We arrived when 62 was opening, so we had the place to ourselves, initially. The hostess and servers were all both personal and professional. Service was relaxed and attentive. Food was outstanding! A most enjoyable evening, despite the relatively long drive from Portsmouth, NH.Special Features:
- Just awesome!Luv2play10Us2VIPDined on 8/31/201462 is one of those places that has great food AND great cocktails!! They are the whole package!!Special Features:
- Great experience.macos13Dined on 8/31/2014I brought two people who had never been there before and they loved it. I did too, but of course knew it would be good. I had been there last week with my brother, who was visiting from Buffalo. I wanted to take him and two friends to a restaurant that they would be impressed with. They certainly were. The whole experience -- service, wines, and dinner--was so good that when I needed a good place to go with my other friends, I knew where to go.Special Features:
- Great food!khlaDined on 8/30/2014Had the most amazing appetizer - squash blossoms filled with crab and lightly battered and fried. The preserved lemon dressing was amazing! Also loved that you can order appetizer sized pasta dishes or larger entree size - always a plus in my opinion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It has been betteroregonianDined on 8/30/2014We have dated at the 62 several times. Most recently in August 2014. The service and ambiance is lovely and welcoming. The food which is locally sourced is very fresh. Our stuffed squash blossoms were lovely, as was the beef. However the pasta with lobster with some pieces in shell for no clear reason was odd and not up to standards.Special Features:
- Just goodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/29/2014Some food was awesome. Some food was meh. Averaged out it was good food. Service was generally good. Somewhat disappointing due to high reviews... but would likely go back.Special Features:
- Awesome Dining Experiencednags23Dined on 8/24/2014This was our second visit to 62. This gem is a warm and cozy place in Pickering Wharf. The food is nothing short of outstanding. The freshly-made pasta with bolognase is amazing (ordered the larger portion as an entree vice the smaller "secondi" course). Great drink selection as well. ANd if you save room for dessert, order the toffee pudding! Our server was great - very knowledgeable and attentive. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentKZfoodieDined on 8/22/2014Food was amazing we had zucchini blossoms, calamari and pizza for appetizers. Bolognese pasta was delicious also had lobster pasta dish which was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic Home CookingLovetohikeVIPDined on 8/20/2014The guests seated next to us said it all: "Even if you choose the wrong item, it's still marvelous." I had the ravioli with wild mushrooms and egg yolk - melted in my mouth. I combined it with Broccoli Rabe - a very generous portion - a good combo. My wife had the zucchini flowers stuffed with crab, which was incredible. We started with a St. Germaine cocktail consisting of Ketel One vodka, Peach Schnapps, Lillet Blanc and St Germaine. It was one of the best martinis we have come across.Special Features:
- Nice anniversary dinnerSalemResidentDined on 8/16/2014We really enjoyed dining here for our anniversary. The food was mostly a-ma-zing! My duck was cooked more than I had asked but it still tasted great and was tender. My husband's fish was a little tough, but still tasted good. Everything else (we did 4 courses) was PERFECT. The kind of perfect where you make little mmmm noises as you eat. The cocktails were great, as was the wine pairing suggested by our waitress. I definitely want to come back, even if it's just to get cocktails and appetizers at the bar!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Updated: 02/15/2013 - It was Championship Friday in local high school basketball. Click here for results from the Jefferson District, Bull Run District and James River District.
Updated: 02/15/2013 - Mark Poston has been hired as the Nelson County Governors new head football coach, athletic director Billy League announced Friday.
Updated: 02/15/2013 - Western Albemarle's Maya Langman verbally committed to play field hockey at Holy Cross just a few weeks ago, and Friday she made her commitment official.
Posted: 02/14/2013 - Click for Thursday night's high school playoff basketball scores, including the Albemarle girls playing for a Commonwealth District title.
Updated: 02/14/2013 - Western Albemarle's Maggie Kooken and Albemarle's Allison Huschke signed on to compete in track & field at the next level Thursday.
Updated: 02/14/2013 - Fluvanna County's Stephanie Bossong is a two-time captain of the Fluco girls cross country team and balances her time on the track with her studies.
Updated: 02/13/2013 - Aram Martin and Brown's Mike Martin may not be related. But the Miller School senior says he felt a connection with the first-year head coach of the Bears.
Updated: 02/13/2013 - Blissie DuBose and Olivia Hajek both signed on to play Division I field hockey Wednesday.
Updated: 02/13/2013 - Wednesday's high school playoff basketball games included an upset in the Jefferson District girls semifinals. Click for the night's playoff scores.
Posted: 02/12/2013 - Western Albemarle senior Hayes Fountain says it's been his dream to play soccer at UVa for as long as he can remember, and now that dream is a reality.
Updated: 02/12/2013 - High school hoops scores and highlights, including the boys Jefferson District semifinals.
Posted: 02/11/2013 - Western Albemarle's Emily Marbury signed her letter of intent to play soccer at VMI Monday afternoon. The Warriors' goal keeper earned all-Region II honors as a junior last year.
Updated: 02/12/2013 - Top seed Buckingham County opened the James River District tournament at home against Randolph-Henry. Click for results from that game, and the rest of Monday night's high school basketball action.
Posted: 02/10/2013 - Fluvanna County's Vinny Agee and Monticello's Molly Sheppard were named Players of the Year Sunday.
Updated: 02/09/2013 - The Region II swimming championships were held Saturday and the Miller School girls basketball team was also in action.
Updated: 02/08/2013 - Click here for Friday's scores from the Jefferson District and Commonwealth District quarterfinals, plus the rest of the night in high school basketball.
Updated: 02/07/2013 - The Bull Run District basketball playoffs tipped off Thursday as the top-seeded William Monroe boys and second-seeded Madison Co. girls headlined the local action.
Updated: 02/08/2013 - Albemarle swimmer Matt Lockman has won four district and four regional titles, and will swim for an elusive state title in the coming weeks. Lockman is two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American, an honor given to swimmers who excel in the pool and the classroom.
Updated: 02/07/2013 - Basketball scores and highlights from the final night of regular season play in the Jefferson District.
Posted: 02/06/2013 - One of the Virginia's CAA football programs got the quarterback it was looking for in Monticello's Jhalil Mosley. But it wasn't the program Mosley originally committed to.
Posted: 02/06/2013 - On Wednesday morning, Charlottesville senior Rashard Davis took a moment to reflect on the hard work that led to his future career in college football.
Updated: 02/06/2013 - Austin Stone signed on to play Eastern Michigan Wednesday.
Updated: 02/06/2013 - Christian Hackenberg finally made it official: he'll be playing for Penn State and Head Coach Bill O'Brien next season.
Updated: 02/06/2013 - Woodberry Forest's Doug Randolph will suit up for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish next season.


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RENO, Nev. (AP) - Two Reno police officers are being hailed as heroes for saving the life of a doctor who was critically injured in a shooting rampage near a Reno hospital in December.
Officers Reed Thomas and Ryan Connelly received Reno Police Chief Lifesaving Awards during a ceremony Wednesday before the city council.
Dr. Christine Lajeunesse was on hand to personally thank them for saving her after she was shot in the arm and chest in the attack at the Urology Nevada office on the campus of the Renown Regional Medical Center.
The gunman, 55-year-old Alan Frazier of California, killed another doctor and shot a third person before committing suicide.
Police arrived on scene within 45 seconds of the first call.
Connelly says the dispatch center did an amazing job coordinating the response.
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Eagle Creek: The Long Way
Inside Jacob Cruser and Matt King's vertical (re-)exploration of Oregon's Eagle Creek, becoming the first paddlers to link every previously run waterfall in a single trip.
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Back for More This is the Sea
It's been almost a decade since British paddler and filmmaker Justine Curgenven redefined sea kayaking with the launch of her first This is the Sea video. The film injected excitement and youthful vigor into ocean paddling, capturing the thrills of long-boat surfing and the drama of expedition paddling to battle the stereotype that sea kayaking was a sport for graybeards in floppy hats. Curgenven followed up with another three TITS volumes, driving the rough-water sea kayaking trend and inspiring countless paddlers to set off on their own adventures on the world's oceans.
Chattahoochee: Who Owns Water?
It sounds like a simple question: Who owns water? But in Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, it's anything but simple. A decades-old water war has pitted states against one another, all the way to the Supreme Court. It's produced age-old sparks between developers and environmentalists, farmers and fisherman. All because of a few rivers that start like any other rivers do – fast and clear, in the mountains and foothills.
Yum Yum Yellow a Hit in Santa Cruz, July 7, 2012
A Capitola kelp bed was the scene of a dramatic mid-summer shark encounter. In a story that should sound familiar by now, a kayak angler was vaulted violently into the water when a shark crunched the nose of his yellow Hobie kayak.
The First Fisherman, July 21, 2007
Dan Prather of Concord, California was fishing at Bean Hollow south of San Francisco with a bunch of buddies from the NorCal Kayak Anglers (NCKA) online community on Saturday, July 21 when a suspected great white shark struck his kayak, knocking him into the water.
Fair Prey
To a kayaker, the ocean is a playground. For a great white, it's a well-stocked fridge. Anything on the shelves could be worth a taste.
This is particularly true in California's Red Triangle, a tangle of wild water that spans Bodega Bay in the north, the Farallon Islands to the west, and south to Big Sur below Monterey Bay. This region is dotted with seal and sea lion rookeries—the meat bin, if you like.
Hunted, August 15, 2010
In the most harrowing of these tales, in August, 2010, the tables turned on experienced kayak angler Adam Coca. The hunter became the hunted.
Coca was alone on his yellow Ocean Kayak in 50 feet of water off Central California's Bean Hollow. Much like Dan Prather experienced in 2007, a shark violently struck the nose of his boat, chewing and shaking it.
Touch Pool? May 12, 2012
"It was like something hit my kayak with a baseball bat," Joey Nocchi of Paso Robles told KSBY TV in the days following his sudden shark smack-down. Nocchi said he was vaulted five feet into the air by the impact against the bottom of his blue Cobra Fish N Dive kayak.
Red Sees, August 2, 2010
Red. Here we go again. One difference; this toothsome incident took place south of the Red Triangle, off the Gaviota shore near Santa Barbara.
Sea kayaker Duane Strosaker was comfortably ensconced in his fiberglass and wood sit-inside touring kayak painted bright crimson. It must have stood out in the foggy seas at offshore oil rig Hondo, the point of his planned 24-mile tour.
About noon, he pointed his nose for home. With five miles to go, a shark suddenly struck the left nose of his boat, and took a taste.
Demshitz Does the Grand
Last January, members of Demshitz and their friends and family paddled down the Grand Canyon on a 14-day, self-supported trip. They experienced adventures, endured some trials, enjoyed many laughs and took some great photos during their voyage. Canoe & Kayak got a chance to talk with Dave Fusili about the trip and learned what he had to say.
Paddling Gloves, Mitts, and Pogies
The ice is off the lakes and the rivers are gushing with snowmelt– it's the best time of year to be on the water…if you can keep your hands warm enough to hold onto a paddle. And you're going to need gloves, mitts or pogies to do it.
Each style of hand warmer has its own distinct perks and problems, in different conditions and situations; so don't let anyone tell you which one's "better." They're all good–just for different things. It largely depends on your own personal preference and what sort of paddling you do, where, and when.
National Park Sequestration and Paddling
It's a little more severe than chipping in shuttle money for gas. On March 1, various federal government entities will be forced to enact major cuts to help balance the budget. Among the branches facing such sequestration are our national parks, whose cuts could well affect our ability to paddle them.
Nation's Top National Parks for Paddling
While it remains to be seen what sequestration will spells for paddling options in our national parks, following is an alphabetized list of the top national parks for dipping a blade, whether it's from a canoe, kayak or raft.
What the Parks Will Lose
On March 1, various federal government entities will be forced to enact major cuts to help balance the budget. Among the branches facing such sequestration are our national parks, whose cuts could well affect our ability to paddle them. Under cuts unearthed by CNPSR, the following national parks are among those that would be affected:
Plateau Creek Race Series—Clear Creek
Last Satuday, local paddlers competed in the Boater X Creek Race on Clear Creek near Wartburg, Tenn.
This is the first event of the Plateau Creek Race Series, which works to showcase the beauty of the Cumberland Plateau and bring new paddlers to the sport of creek racing with World Kayak.
Mirror River
Have you ever seen an entire river? "Mirror River" is a journey from source to sea down the Green and Colorado Rivers in 3 and a half minutes. We started in the Wind River Mountains (Wyoming) in October 2011 and finished at the Sea of Cortez (Mexico) in January 2012. The river begins as a trickle, carves ever deeper and more spectacular canyons, and is reduced to a trickle again by water diversions. This timelapse has 24 still images from almost every day of the trip.
Ad Contest Wrap-Up
The Vintage Ad contest has finally come to a close, and a winner has been decided. Congratulations to Old Town Canoes and Kayaks for best vintage ad seen in the Canoe & Kayak Magazine over the last 40 years!
Camera Carnage on the Green River
Earlier this week while going through the backlog of footage from various events, Canoe & Kayak online editor Charli Kerns stumbled upon the camera carnage clip. "I can't believe I got it," Kerns said. "I remember people going nuts, and someone told me what happened, but I was focused on the rapid so didn't think I caught on camera."


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Word to the wise: You may soon be paying more for your fish tacos, meatball sandwiches, and other street-food favorites. The price increase at the gas pump that's got you mumbling expletives under your breath is, of course, having an immediate effect on a variety of businesses. One industry that' ... More >>
The South Beach Wine & Food Festival's closing Trucks on the Beach party was a boisterous success. This was the first time the festival had a food-truckcentric party, though the New York Wine & Food Festival has had success with Trucks in the Park, a similar event.Travel Channel's Andrew ... More >>
Food trucks, friends, and families will take over Arts Park at Hollywood's Young Circle tonight when more than two dozen food trucks serve dinner in a chill environment. Bring some cash and your appetite to try gourmet street-food items that range from burgers and hot dogs to wings and burr ... More >>
Troy Thomas is King of the GrillTroy Thomas and mom Pat roll out on their flame-engulfed truck once again. After hours of prep time, including marinating chicken in Thomas' specialty jerk seasoning for five to six hours, it's time to get The Rolling Stove to the roundup and set up for ... More >>
John LinnAs a countdown to the Best of Broward Palm Beach 2011, coming in June, Clean Plate Charlie is serving up a hundred of our favorite dishes in South Florida. Send your own nominations to firstname.lastname@example.com. 21: The Stove Burger From the Rolling StoveFire-engine r ... More >>
Photo by Candace WestTroy Thomas's Rolling Stove truck will be featured on Eat StreetEat Street, the new show on The Cooking Channel debuts tonight on The Cooking Channel. Described as "your grease-stained road map to the ultimate street food experience", Eat Street takes viewers on a jour ... More >>
Our feature story this week on South Florida's food trucks covered one of the original trucks operating in Broward and Palm Beach, Delray's the Rolling Stove. Fire-engine red with a faux-smoke stack that stands high above the truck's shady awning, the Stove serves hearty, heavy, Midwest-inspired ... More >>


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All-American Bacon Cheeseburgers Recipe
Where can you get a juicy bacon cheeseburger for under a buck-fifty? You've come to the right place. —Jackie Burns, Silverdale, Washington
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon steak sauce
- 1/4 teaspoon cider vinegar
- 1 pound ground beef
- 4 slices sharp cheddar cheese
- 4 hamburger buns, split and toasted
- 8 cooked bacon strips
- Optional toppings: lettuce leaves and tomato, onion and pickle slices
- In a large bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into four patties.
- Grill burgers, covered, over medium heat or broil 3 in. from the heat for 4-7 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 160° and juices run clear. Top with cheese. Grill 1 minute longer or until cheese is melted. Serve on buns with bacon and toppings of your choice. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as All-American Hamburgers in Simple & Delicious June/July 2010, p42
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"Tried this recipe during the 4th of July weekend, they were fantastic! Now we are planning a cookout and going to use this recipe for our friends. I had to send this one to my sister in Michigan too! Thank you so much!"
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"Made these with ground buffalo instead of beef. Super tasty!"
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"Made these for Memorial Day and they was a great hit. Everyone loved them"


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Oscars, Afghan Policemen, Camera Key Caps: Photo Feed 2/28
Posted by David Ozanich — 28 Feb 2011
- Did everyone tune into the Academy Awards? I had more than my fair share of champagne so I don't remember much of it, but I did win my Oscar pool - so at least there's that. If, like me, you have trouble recalling the show (or, gasp, didn't watch at all), here are photos from the red carpet and backstage at the Oscars via the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, the New York Post and Gawker. Fun fact: All eight (!) of host Anne Hathaway's looks were styled by Rachel Zoe. And of course there was the immaculate Helena Bonham Carter sporting her Union Jack leg accessory.
- Is the future of 2D photography 3D?
- Hey shutterbugs - check out these "picture perfect key caps" from Japan. $8.99 seems a bit steep, but I've wasted a lot more money on a lot less.
- Probably more useful than those key caps is Adobe Premier Pro. There's all sorts of technical mumbo jumbo I won't repeat here - but apparently it's really easy to make the switch. Just ask the "pros."
- Bran Symondson is a British soldier and a photographer by trade. He turned his lens on Afghan policeman. The BBC looks at his "exhibition of extraordinary, intimate photographs set to challenge all your preconceptions about what policemen look like."


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For more information please contact Julie Farris @ 830.372.1943.
Health Alerts - Ebola and Non-Polio Enterovirus
In an effort to provide parents and community members with current information on these two health issues, the district has posted links to the CDC and to the Texas Department of Health.
Superintendent's 2014-2015 Welcome Letter
Dear Navarro ISD Parents and Community Members:
I am very happy to be beginning my ninth year at Navarro. This 4A school district in rural Guadalupe County just south of Geronimo and just north of Seguin offers its students the kind of academic and extracurricular support that may be lost in larger settings. Because all four of our campuses cluster around the intersection of SH 123 N and Link Road, our high school student PALS can walk to the elementary school to read to the little ones and our teachers can communicate across the grade levels with ease.
Footballs Rules - 2014
The school year has gotten off to a great start in the classroom and our athletes and band members are also hard at work! The Navarro Panthers Varsity Football team will meet Medina Valley here this Friday, the Varsity Volleyball team will be at the Seguin tournament, and Cross Country will be at Lockhart on Saturday
2014-15 PROPOSED BUDGETS - Web Posting
CONGRATULATIONS to Ms. Neal and the 2013-2014 Navarro Junior High Purple Band!! Their recording of "Project March" by Bennett/Clark came in 1st in the ATSSB Outstanding Performance Series for Class CC bands!!! That's 1st in THE STATE!
Congratulations to Graduate Miranda Escobar on being selected to play volleyball for Odessa Colleg
Congratulations to the Class of 2014!
Navarro ISD is ranked 5th of 33 in the San Antonio Area
The non-profit group Children at Risk rank campuses and district aross three indexes: Student Achievement, Campus Performance, and Growth.
Congratulations to Summer Sahd and Shannon Thompson on their selection to the Class 3A All-Area (San Antonio) Girls Basketball Team and to Coach Harborth as the San Antonio Area Girls Basketball Coach of the Year.
The girls team ranked 10 in the area that includes 5A and 4A teams.
Congratulations to Ashley Merrit who was selected as a Texas FFA Foundation Ambassador.
She is one of 50 FFA members from across the state to serve this summer as an Ambassador at the Texas FFA Convention in Ft. Worth. Read more about it: http://news.texasffa.org/article.aspx?ID=462
Congratulations to Luke Jaroszewski for placing 3rd at the State UIL Track Meet in Pole Vault at 15'6 and 7th in the 400 meter at 49:6
NISD Teachers of the Year - HS – Beth Gerhardt; JH – Meghan Morrison; IS – Shelia Buchanan; ES – Marj Peters
Students Return to School on August 25, 2014
The Navarro ISD School Board adopts the 2014-2015 School Calendar.
Elementary Receives $5000 Grant for Walking Track
Lindsey Lyde presented a check for $5,000 to Charlene Willfong and Dee Carter for the Elementary School walking track. The award from LCRA and GVEC is the result of Ms. Willfong's application for grant funding to provide a readily accessible walking track for both students and the community. The track will be installed by late spring
Navarro ISD to receive Texas Honors Circle Award from Texas Comptroller Susan Combs.
Navarro ISD is a recipient of the Texas Comptroller's 2013 Texas Honors Circle Award, which recognizes districts and campuses that achieve academic success through cost-effective operations. Award recipients achieve strong academic performance while spending relatively less compared to their fiscal peers.
Navarro ISD received the Gold Leadership Circle Award for the 3rd Consective Year.
Navarro ISD has earned a GOLD Leadership Circle Award by scoring 20 of 20 possible points
Running Club racking up the miles
Bad Weather Make Up Day - Monday, April 7, 2014
We will use the first scheduled bad weather day, Monday April 7, to make up for the day we missed due to the water issue.
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Date: 12/1/2014
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Grains Move Higher
Cody and Logan discuss the trade action in corn and soybeans today and break down the expectations for tomorrows NOPA crush numbers.
Soybeans Push Lower in the Overnight
Soybeans broke through key support yesterday opening the door to further losses in the days to come.
Grains are unchanged in the overnight session, with corn down a quarter cent, soybeans up a penny, and wheat up half a penny. Export sales were slightly weaker than analyst expectations for wheat this morning with only 338,700 metric tons sold compared to the 450,000 to 650,000 MT expected....[Read More]
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Two major USDA reports will be released at 11 AM CST. Here is what you need to know.
Grains are sliding lower into this morning's USDA report. Corn is down 2, soybeans off 4 and Chicago wheat is down 6 cents. Today's USDA report will be released at 11:00 AM central time.This morning's USDA report will be the first survey based yield estimate of the year. Yield figures will...[Read More]


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Some Bank of Japan directors expressed concern over the expansion of the central bank's action of quantitative easing since this can increase the risk that it will be perceived as financing government deficit. This was shown in the minutes of the meeting (October 31) which was publicized early this week.
Said concerns emerged after the BOJ surprised the market in October by spreading out its yearly debt purchases to 80 trillion from 50 trillion yen.
This was meant to accelerate the country's struggling economy.
The move increased speculation that the central bank will opt for additional stimulus. It pushed the Japanese currency to low of seven years versus the US note last week.
Some economists argued that the swift downgrading of the yen aimed at helping Japanese exporters could be exaggerated.
The US dollar was down by 0.3 percent at 117.93 Japanese yen after it reached a seven-year peak of 118.98. The common currency slipped 0.06 percent to 147.02 Japanese yen after reaching 149.12 yen also last week.
The US dollar got a helping hand after the government modified the reading on third-quarter GDP to 3.9 percent. However, gains fell after the Conference Board reported its index on US consumer confidence which dropped all of a sudden to a five-month trough this month.
The euro increased 0.2 percent at $1.2470. It recovered from a low of $1.2358 early this month.
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Whole Bean Coffee?
I'm looking for good whole coffee beans for my coffee-loving boyfriend. He has spent time in Italy and I am assuming he prefers the kind of coffee that is favored there - I know he doesn't like "flavors" like hazelnut and vanilla. Is there a specialty store in central Jersey that has a good gourmet coffee section?
Here's a place located in central NJ where you can order online. I buy my green beans from them. http://tinyurl.com/5nqv2h
you could try Small World Coffee, in Princeton. You can order online from them. They roast their own beans. http://store.smallworldcoffee.com/
i love SWC!
I strongly recommend Ahrre's Coffee Roastery, located in Westfield. Below is their website:
Thanks! I will definitely check these out. Just wanted a brand/company that was foodie-recommended as I am more of a Wawa/Dunkin Donuts coffee gal.
Have you tried Jersey Shore Coffee Roasters? http://www.jerseyshorecoffeeroasters....
They are just offof Rt 36, in Leonardo. I have only tried a few types of their coffee, but enjoyed all of it. I also have seen thier products for sale at Whole Foods in Middletown.
In Asbury Park there's a roaster, thusly titled "Asbury Park Roastery". It's run by a really sweet woman who has always offered me her professional advice, and is sure to notify me of the freshest roasted beans she has (I like buying ones that are 1 day old).
Been going there for over a year now, and I've never been disappointed. The Ethiopian Harrar she roasts is really good!
re: zerohour3k
I've had the AP Roastery coffee (from whole foods, mind you), but I was under the impression they've either moved or closed... any info? I went by that second-ave site and didn't see the storefront anymore
re: aklein
Odd. I was there on Saturday, May 3rd, and picked up a bunch of Kenya AA, Sumatra, and Ethiopian. I really hope she hasn't closed down.
When I was there on Saturday, the place didn't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon, but in this modern day and age, you never know. Please keep me posted! Thanks!
re: zerohour3k
it is distinctly possible that I was so low on coffee intake that morn I could have looked the wrong way or down the wrong street and basically had brain freeze... we're still talking 2nd Ave, right off Main to the west, right?
re: aklein
Yep. It's next to a fashion botique right off of 2nd ave, between Main Street and Memorial Drive (right over the tracks).
You have me worried, now. =P
re: zerohour3k
no, no... don't fret... when I went by and thought I saw an empty storefront, it was before you said you were there... sorry for the false alarm... I'm just glad I stumbled onto the posts here so that I could set myself straight... again, I KNOW NOTHING.... thanks for the info
re: aklein
Whew! That's a relief. I'm running low on beans and was planning another trip there on Saturday anyway. =)
re: zerohour3k
my bad, sorry, SORry.... I called and confirmed that all is well and unchanged... I am ready for the cuckoo's nest... I will ban myself from posting to any thread for the next 48 hours as punishment
Whole Foods in Middletown carries freshly roasted beans from the Allegro Company which are delicious. They have a good variety of beans and roasts, including several which are "Fair Trade." They also carry pre-packaged beans from local roasters. I totally agree with your boyfriend. I do not like flavored beans either. Give me a good French roast or Columbian and I am a happy camper.
You definitely need to go to Rojo's Roastery in Lambertville!
re: ambrose
This place is the best. Roasted on site, top of the line equipment and the owner/roaster is generally around. They also serve Bent Spoon Ice Cream and Sorbets, as well as J's Scones. The espresso is top of the line, best in NJ IMO and I love their water processed decaf beans as well.
not sure where you are, but on the Hoboken/Jersey City border is a roaster called Kobricks. They supply restaurants and coffee bars and sell retail from the building where they roast. In a pich, there's always Trader Joe's which is not perfect, but some of their coffees ie. Bay Blend are pretty good.


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From the article: I Love Oklahoma City
Many Oklahoma City residents absolutely love living here while others do so only out of necessity, always reminded of the metro's negative qualities. What about you? Tell us whether you love or hate living in Oklahoma City and why.
lived here 6 years to long!
- I moved here from Florida 2009 to take care of my grandmother who had cancer. I bought here house after she passed and thought this would be a great place to live with much cheaper taxes and cost of living as a whole. I also heard that people were down to earth. I was 95% wrong. If you own a house, your taxes are pretty high. I have been harassed by the city 8 times since I bought the house for the most petty crap. The people are closed minded, and the crime rate is fairly high. Just read some of the news posts on Facebook and you'll see what I mean. Things are run by the "good old boy" system and it is really backwards out here. I regret moving here and I can't wait to get out of this crap hole in November! Looking for a great place to live? Don't move here. This place sucks in more ways than one.
- —Guest shannon
- What is there to do for singles here? I don't mean going out to a club but real entertainment. Is there a place where other singles can meet? Everyone I know is married with children, nothing wrong with that but we all make different life choices.
- —Guest Guest
not the best
- I just finished a two week business trip in okc. In general, I find people courteous, but a little close minded and, alarmingly, not very environmental. I've seen more Styrofoam and half ton trucks than any other place I've visited. Downtown would benefit from some color or art. Quite drab.
- —Guest Denverite
Not for everyone but great for some
- OKC has a unique culture compared to other cities its size. People on the coasts will say its no culture at all but there is a very real culture that a lot of people love. Living in OKC is a lot more like living in "any small town USA" than it is a real city, with the exception of Thunder basketball. The pace of life is slower, more focused on family and church. Its about as unpretentious as you can get and there is something called the "Oklahoma Standard." It is my belief that one must "get" the culture to be happy in OKC. If you don't, you will be miserable. I have been here two miserable years and understand the culture but it isn't me so I will be trying to relocate as soon as I can. If the culture isn't you, this place will literally suck your soul out. If it is, i.e. you are a born and bred Okie or an Okie at heart, then I can't think of a better place to live and raise your family. It has a stellar economy and job market and low cost of living.
- —Guest Brian
Moving North As Soon As I can.
- OKC is a misirible place to live. Okies make a big deal out of this states supposidly low taxes but the taxes are only low if you are a business. Sales tax here is right up there with New York City and they even collect sales taxes on food and medicine. A working person would save thousands moving to another state. Renting here is terrible because there is no laws protecting renters so landlords are a nightmare and forget about your security deposit, they don't have to give it back and they never do. Oklahoma has the ugliest women ever. You will rarely see a woman out of her teens that is not at least 200lbs over weight. There are practically no parks here and the ones they do have are small, poorly maintained and uninteresting. The national avarage for parkland in a state is 10%, Oklahoma is 2% parks and it shows. Okies mostly sit and watch TV, mostly sports and becoming grossly fat is the state hobby.
- —Guest Pariah
Oklahoma is the best
- I love Ok. It is the best place on this earth. I luv Ok
- —Guest Sara
Devils Armpit
- Born here raised here. Want nothing more than to get away. Weather doesnt permit much outdoor activity. Not that there is much to even look at. Lots of bugs, mud, and filthy polluted rivers. The people claim to be christians but have no tolerance which is supposed to be part of their religion. Hypocrites. Few people here even speak proper english, which isnt too surprising with the horrible education system. Plenty of meth, pedophiles, and murderers as well. I have been too several states and easily regard oklahoma as the worse.
- —Guest Josh
Living in Oklahoma City
- I have been here for 5 years I have worked really hard to be positive. I Ride a bike honked off the road constantly by adults –get on the side walk! If you walk they think your homeless so be prepared to be told where the nearest soup kitchen is. If you are homeless this is a great state they will treat you better then the working class that pay taxes and struggle to keep food on the table. People have an undertone of rudeness without being rude it's twisted. I have been called a Yankee. Was that not a long time ago? STOP racism and people of diversity stand up! There is a separation of class and race that is dame evident. Foreign poor countries have more open diversity and culture has nothing to do with education more to do with what your exposure has been self education is just as powerful do your research on the most amazing people in US history. The Government disorganized & play dirty and they can't separate church from state so if you fake that your part of a church
- —Guest buisness owner
oklahoma needs help
- Oklahoma city can be a really good state to live in however oklahoma is a dump. The city here has no feel to bring in better jobs and better homes and the economic system is ok but how can you raise the prices of everything but there is no raises. Number two thing is. If oklahoma wants to be a big city and have the basketball and football and tourism then they need to stop being scared open up more things to do especially for the kids. You cant be a big city with a little town feel and little town entertainment. The city will never grow that way people will come and always leave
- —Guest been here for years
I Love OKC
- Hello. My name is Sylvia Terrain & I was born and raised in Texas. I lived there for 24 years w/ my three kids (12,16,13) and we all absolutely hated it & were extremely excited to move! When I was 25 we moved to a two-story house in OKC. All of the neighbors instantly welcomed us, and my children quickly made new friends. Everything is close to us, so I didn't have to worry about driving long distances and wasting gas. And unlike Texas, I didn't have to worry about criminals everywhere. My children & I, along with my husband, all felt extremely safe and still do until this day. There's lots of things to do also. Rock climbing, snow gliding, Brick Town, the mall, rodeos, zoos, onimalplex, and lots of restaurants. Plus, Oklahoma is extremely diverse. More diverse than Texas. Moving to OKC was literally the best decision my family has ever made! I suggest OKC to anyone with a family, and that like privacy & friendliness.
- —Guest Sylvia Terrain
oklahoma isn't idea
- the only thing that allows me to come back and visit is the fact that I have relatives here. Anyway there is a decent size international population in OKC. You gotta get away from the edmound people and the paseo folks can be even worse. Anyway this state sucks, but in OKC there are places like zamzam that offer a good oasis of escape. Some places have belly dancing, etc. Anyway if you are use to an active lifestyle oklahoma is not the place for you okc is not the city for you. It very much forces the image of a sedentary lifestyle, and the youth have very little things for them to do, anytime something is catered to them it is swiftly banished. oklahoma is not a place for the young. If you here leave. Also I've been to all the states in the US and lived in 10 different countries. Oklahoma city do have some interesting people, but they're well hidden in enclaves.
- —Guest kaz
Love it
- I've lived in many places (NYC,LA, and Orlando) and Oklahoma city is by-far the best place to live. The only problem I've had is the weather. We had 2 earthquakes, some tornadoes, hail and flooding all in 1 day. The people couldn't be nicer. You wouldn't believe the amount Of neighbors willing to show me around when I first moved here. I think people could be wiser about their politicians though.
- —Guest Brett
Sooner State
- I know why its called the Sooner State... The Sooner I get the heck outta here, the better!!! any outdoor activity is 2 hours away! Unles you like the dirty, red lakes that are close to OKC. A few small pockets of culture, mostly all red-necks. Add the terrible weather, super hot summers, ice cold winters, and wind all the time!!! it never stops blowing! a stiff 20 mph wind is a calm day.
- —Guest D David B
I love Oklahoma
- I live in oklahoma and some comments made about it I feel obligated to defend. The people here are very very friendly! Though our humor can range from overly forward and can sometimes be catorgorized as rude but thats how we are! We feel comfortable just about anywhere and with everyone so we don't really filter ourselves. We are very poliet though, please and thank you are used often. There isn't much to do out here. Movies, parties, and going to the lake is what teenagers my age do. Unfortunately under aged drinking is very bad and the parents normally don't care and hand their kids beers. We eat really good here. Steak is always for dinner at least once a week. Chicken, potatoes, corn etc yum! And you'll find at at the minimum of 3 churches on each block. We are in the bible belt. Baptist is the dominate religion. The people are open, hilarious, friendly, and goofy. Really a great place to grow up in. I feel blessed. I love Oklahoma
- —Guest S.
OK has its strenghths and weaknesses
- I feel obliged to defend Oklahoma against some of the claims here. I am from Denver, but moved to the suburbs of Oklahoma City almost ten years ago. I've found Oklahoma to be generally enjoyable, if you're the sort of functional person who works around your problems instead of griping and moaning about them. Many of the roads are deplorable, and so I re-route (usually, the bad roads are well out of the way). People here tend to be more than a bit on the right-wing side of things, so I choose to keep politics out of my conversations so as to avoid controversy. The weather bites, so I watch the news and take precautions. To make broad generalizations that people of ANY state are stupid and rude is to talk out of the side of one's neck, and I, for one, have been inspired by many intelligent people around me, as well as the state itself, and am reaping the rewards for it every day. But don't take my word for it. To know just how Oklahoma is, you're going to have to go and see it.
- —kplatinum777
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Updated: June 15, 2013 6:14AM
Only five months into his second term, President Barack Obama finds himself plagued by a pair of blots on his administration worthy of the description scandal — increasing evidence of a deliberate attempt to mislead the American public about the Benghazi terrorist attack and the stunning revelation that the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative groups.
In a news conference Monday, Obama was quick to condemn IRS scrutiny of the tax-exempt status of groups with Tea Party or Patriot in their names, and equally quick to dismiss revelations about the rewriting of talking points on Benghazi as "political circus."
No political appointee has been linked to the actions of IRS agents in Cincinnati blamed for targeting conservatives. But it's no secret these were among Obama's most vocal critics. Nor is it a secret that Democratic leaders from the White House to Congress to friendly media have consistently demonized the Tea Party movement, creating an environment that made the agents feel comfortable doing what they did. This is an indictment of the awesome power bestowed on the nation's tax collector and the ability of its bureaucrats to meddle in our lives. And the reach of the IRS only gets bigger under ObamaCare as the agency is tasked with the job on assessing penalties on Americans who don't get health insurance.
On Benghazi, Obama said "there is no there there." That's pretty much what presidents say when confronted with evidence of scandal in their ranks. Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and their defenders tried to portray Benghazi questions as the work of a cabal of Republican partisans. But that argument collapsed last week when ABC News, as mainstream as can be, disclosed that a dozen revisions were made to talking points used by U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice to characterize the Benghazi attack beginning as a spontaneous demonstration against an anti-Islam video.
Those revisions to the talking points from the CIA were instigated by State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland with the support of White House deputy national security adviser Benjamin Rhodes to wash away references to extremists linked to al-Qaida being involved in the Sept. 11, 2012, attack. Also scrubbed was information that the CIA had warned of the extremist threat in Libya. That would be on top of the appeals from the late Ambassador Christopher Stevens and others in Libya about the threatening situation there.
A month after the attack, I wrote that I didn't believe State "deliberately ignored warnings of the dangerous environment in Libya." Now I think the truth may be more complicated than that. It's increasingly clear the administration, then in the middle of a re-election campaign, was committed to showing that the Libyan intervention was a success as well as claiming to have al-Qaida "on the run."
That could lead people to try to minimize the terror threat in Libya and then misdirect blame for the attack on that video. But the facts quickly demolished the talking points.
Clinton's defenders claim she is being singled out. But she was the boss always quick to claim credit for State success, so she can't avoid accountability. The night of the attack, the No. 2 diplomat in Libya accurately described it to her. State's commissioned inquiry, called independent, laid blame for the poor security in Libya at lower-level officials. It's interesting, and maybe no more than that, to note that low-level bureaucrats are being blamed at the IRS. Many more questions need to be answered to determine how much there is there on the IRS and Benghazi scandals.


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