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Boston City-Wide String Orchestra Holiday Concert
Presented by Boston City-Wide String Orchestra
December 18, 2011
The Atlantic Youth Orchestra joins the BC-WSO to present an afternoon of music ending with a sing-a-long of holiday songs led by Vivian Cooley-Collier. For community service, the audience can make hats and scarves to be given to those in need. Refreshments. 00.00 Where: Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists, 300 Walnut Ave., Roxbury, MA 02119 When: 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Contact: 617 549-0205
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OUT FOR SPRING... No injuries to report.
HANGING UP THE CLEATS... Nobody!
PLAYER SHUFFLE... It's been a busy off-season as far as player shuffling and the linebacking unit is concerned. Topping the list is the move of senior Mike Anderson (6-3, 235) back to linebacker after a 1-year stint at DE. Although the linebacking unit is gaining by having Mike back, they are also losing a 2004 player as Ben Alexander (6-1, 230), a true freshman last fall who played in 8 games as a middle linebacker (MIKE), takes his game to the defensive line and will be moving up to DE in '05 (nice sized athlete with excellent speed who will give the DE rotation a nice burst off the edge). Also making a change is redshirt freshman walkon Joel Jones who moves over to the H-Back unit.
Idaho's base 4-3 defense utilizes a 3 linebacker set. The outside linebackers flanking the middle linebacker (WILL and SAM) are a versatile bunch, several of whom joined the Vandals as defensive backs who have moved forward. In 2004 the starting outside linebackers were Nate Nichols (6-2, 231) and Robert Davis (6-4, 225), both of whom are back for '05 (Davis was the #2 tackler for Idaho last fall, and is also on a watch list for the 2007 NFL draft). Back in the fold is senior Mike Anderson (6-3, 235) who spent last fall at DE after dominating the linebacking position as a RS-Fr and Soph (as a RS-Soph he led Idaho in tackles while splitting time at OLB and MLB, and playing 3 games at DE). The top backups return as well, including Josh Bousman (6-2, 215) and David Vobora (6-1, 210).
Focusing only on the outside linebackers, the group is solid with plenty of experience and accolades going into next fall.
In the fall the linebackers will be joined by high school signees Adam Shamion (6-2, 215), Eddie Williams (6-2, 228), and Jason Brown (6-1.5, 200). We'll discuss this group of recruits in more detail in the fall when they get to campus. In this article we will focus our attention below strictly on the athletes competing for playing time this spring in Moscow.
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What an outstanding 2004 season. Last fall Robert ended the season as the #2 tackler on the Vandal team with 76 tackles in 11 games, including 43 solo takedowns. He recorded 9 tackles for loss including a quarterback sack and 1 QB hurry, and had 1 interception he returned for 11 yards. Before the season started he was recognized by NFLDraftBlitz.com on a watch-list for Top Prospects In The 2007 NFL Draft, and he didn't disappoint. As a RS-Fr in 2003 he earned the #2 spot as an OLB behind Mike Anderson and played in 10 games, recorded 25 tackles (14 solo), 2 tackles for loss, and 1 sack. Robert signed with Idaho in 2002 as a DB out of Royal HS where he was a 2-way starter and earned All Conference honors as a wide receiver.
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The redshirt senior out of Walla Walla High School signed with Idaho in 2001 and has been an integral part of Idaho's defense since earning playing time as a RS-Fr safety for the Vandals (played in 11 games and started against UW). Nate made the move to OLB in 2003, playing in 10 games (2 starts) recording 49 tackles (#8 on the team), including 2 tackles for loss, a pass breakup and 1 QB hurry. In 2004 Nate started 11 of Idaho's games at SAM, recording 40 tackles on the year with 5 tackles for loss including 1 QB sack and 1 QB hurry.
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Mike joined the Vandals in 2001 as an invited walkon out of Lewiston High School and has been an integral part of the defense ever since. As a RS-Fr he ended the year the #3 tackler on the team, played in all 12 games and started 3, recorded 2 quarterback sacks, an interception and 3 pass breakups. As a soph Mike led the Vandals in tackling (104, 5th in the SBC), with 6 TFL, 2 sacks, 1 INT, 2 pass breakups, and force 3 fumbles switching between MLB and OLB until the last 3 weeks of the season, when he moved to DE to help Idaho's defensive line. In 2004 he moved to DE for the season and though his numbers dropped, he started every game and was the only Vandal to earn Conference Player of the Week honors. He's back at linebacker for 2005, and is expected to be a force.
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One of the most decorated Class 1A athletes to come out of the state of Washington (1st Team AP All State RB, League MVP, 3-time Class 1A State Champion in the 100 meter sprint), Josh signed with Idaho in 2003 and redshirted. As a RS-Fr in 2004 Josh played extensively, earning Special Teams Player of the Year honors from the Vandals, while also being listed as Idaho's #2 SAM for much of the season, getting the starting nod in Idaho's victory at EMU, and ultimately recording 37 tackles in 12 games (24 solo), 3 TFL, 1 sack, 3 QB hurries and 1 forced fumble.
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A graduate of Churchill High School (OR), David joined the Vandals last fall and immediately earned playing time as a true freshman WILL. His father was a linebacker at Oregon and David is carrying on the tradition at Idaho, where he started the last 3 games in 2004 and and played in all 12 and recorded 17 tackles on the year. As a high school senior he was invited to play in Oregon's prestigeous Les Schwab Bowl, and played virtually every skill position throughout his career. He also was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated with a 3.95 GPA
Matthew Whipps, 5-10, 200, Redshirt Freshman WALKON
A graduate of Bishop Kelly High School in Boise (ID), Matthew walked on at Idaho last fall and redshirted. At BK he was a two-time all-conference linebacker as well as a Southern Idaho all-star and team captain. He also played fullback and guard.
The performance of Cole Snyder last fall virtually came out of nowhere, even for fans that have followed Vandal football closely over the years. But what an amazing effort it was. A northern Idaho native, Snyder is a graduate of Kamiah High School (ID) who originally went to Eastern Washington out of HS (2001). In 2002 he transferred to Idaho as a walkon, sat out the 2002 season, and in 2003 became an immediate factor in the middle linebacker rotation.
When Idaho hired Nick Holt and his staff, Snyder asserted himself in 2004 (largely through outstanding off-season conditioning) and had a bust out season for Idaho. He led the team in tackles (an astonishing 135 total tackles, which includes 74 solo stops and 61 assists). He was Idaho's ONLY 1st Team All Sun Belt selection in 2004. He was voted the team's Defensive MVP for 2004. And this spring he qualified for the preliminary watch list for the Rotary Lombardi Award, an award for which the winner is honored as the nations #1 offensive or defensive lineman.
These are some hefty honors, and we salute Snyder's commitment to the game and look forward to following his career this fall.
Battling Snyder for the starting job will be Jaron Williams, a junior-to-be out of Muir High School (Pasadena, CA) who earned significant playing time last fall. Jaron spent most of '04 listed as the team's #2 WILL, but his move inside bolsters the entire linebacking depth chart (given the move of last season's #2 MLB Ben Alexander to DE), giving Idaho a 2-deep across the board with significant game experience. Included in the mix are walkons Nathan Zody (a redshirt junior out of Alaska) and John Williams (a transfer from Western Washington University).
As listed above in the OUTSIDE LINEBACKER preview, the linebackers will be joined this fall by high school signees Adam Shamion (6-2, 215), Eddie Williams (6-2, 228), and Jason Brown (6-1.5, 200). For now we'll focus our attention below strictly on the athletes competing for playing time this spring in Moscow.
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The #1 tackler on the team in 2004. Started 12 games, recorded 136 tackles (76 solo), including 16 tackles for loss and 4 quarterback sacks. Broke up 3 passes, forced 2 fumbles and recovered 2 fumbles, and registered 3 quarterback hurries. Was voted a 1st Team All Sun Belt Conference selection (the only Vandal to earn 1st Team honors in 2004), and was voted the Defensive MVP for Idaho last fall. His impact is being felt beyond the borders of Idaho as he has been selected to the Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List for 2005. In 2003, after transferring to Idaho as a walkon from EWU in 2002 and sitting out the season, Snyder immediately made the MLB rotation making 35 tackles for the year.
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Muir High School (CA) product Jaron Williams joined the Vandals in 2002 and redshirt his first season in Moscow. He missed much of the 2003 season with an injury while working primarily with the scout team. He came back in 2004, bulked up his frame, and earned playing time as Idaho's #2 WILL, played in 6 games and recorded 5 tackles on the year. Looking back at his high school career, as a senior at Muir he made the switch from TE to LB and recorded 70 tackles, 6 pass deflections, 4 quarterback sacks, and 1 interception.
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A walkon out of Lathrop High School in Fairbanks (AK), Nathan has worked primarily as a scout team player since joining the program in 2002. As a high schooler Zody was an all-conference selection after playing linebacker and fullback at Lathrop. He graduated in 2002 after being highly recognized for his playing and leadership ability. He was his team's Defensive MVP, Most Valuable Linebacker and Most Valuable Football player after recording 140 tackles as a senior. He had 122 tackles as a junior. He also wrestled and competed in track.
John Williams, 5-11, 215, Redshirt Sophomore WALKON
A 2002 graduate of Eastlake High School in Snohomish (WA), John originally signed with Western Washington University. He redshirted his first season at WWU, then transferred to Idaho last fall (2004). Because of the transfer John sat out last fall but will be working with the team this spring. At Eastlake HS he was a 1st-Team All-Kingco League pick as a senior … Team co-captain and defensive MVP … Credited with 60 tackles, 2 fumble recoveries and 2 pass interceptions … Helped Wolves to 9-1 record, league title and first round of Class 4A state playoffs … Second-team all-league as junior and honorable mention as sophomore … Started and lettered three years … Also earned two letters in track. His father, John Williams, played fullback at University of Wisconsin and had seven-year pro career in NFL with Seattle, New Orleans, Indianapolis and Dallas.


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The Massapequa Fire Department was organized in 1910 and has been dedicated to the safety of the community for all of the past 100 years. With the department members that number 300, they answer 2,500 calls for assistance each year.
Ex-Chief Bill Beato said this is a great reason to celebrate and give back to the community for their loyal support. The program took place on Friday, Sept. 24 and Saturday, Sept. 25. The program on Friday included a car cruise and a concert by 7 Bridges Road and fireworks. Saturday included a 6th Battalion Drill and parade, followed with a concert featuring Big Shot, the Billy Joel tribute band.
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This Art Basel, Aleloop will exhibit in the Multiversal Group Show at Awarehouse, specifically in their Feminality Art Show celebrating strong women. About 100 pop surreal artists will test their creative skills on a blank toy and eventually the toys will travel on a Custom Wizy Show Tour. According to Leibovich, "There are so few Pop Surrealism artists in South Florida. It's wonderful to collaborate with each other because we can hang out together and make the movement stronger in SoFla." Aleloop will also show at the Multiversal Group Show at Awarehouse, which will include toys, paintings, graffiti, sculpture and animation from a variety of artists.
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There are a ton of songs about falling in love and about
break-ups, but in my opinion, there aren't enough songs
that dive deep into what happens in relationships on a
day-to-day basis," observes Steven Curtis Chapman. "That's
something that I really felt I wanted to explore with this
With his wife Mary Beth providing inspiration, Steven's
crafted the musically diverse and lyrically profound All
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a collection of traditional love songs.
"Mary Beth and I are More...
break-ups, but in my opinion, there aren't enough songs
that dive deep into what happens in relationships on a
day-to-day basis," observes Steven Curtis Chapman. "That's
something that I really felt I wanted to explore with this
With his wife Mary Beth providing inspiration, Steven's
crafted the musically diverse and lyrically profound All
About Love, a disarmingly honest album that is clearly not
a collection of traditional love songs.
"Mary Beth and I are More...
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It's Just a Euphemism | Reviewer: Mark------ About the song Burn The Ships performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
The euphemism of "burning the ships" meaning a way to force things forward with no way to turn back is used all the time in many context. Do you attack them all? I have used it many times and it communicated what I needed it to communicate. How many people research the inception of every phrase or term used? Close enough to zero to say zero! For many Christians the euphemism was effective. For others, I think you are looking for something else. Do not ruin it fore the rest of us.
Hand me the torch! Burn the Ships! | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song Burn The Ships performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
I was in such physical and emotional pain when I heard this song for the first time that all I could do was cry.....right there and then, driving my private school bus full of rude and irreverent children, They thought I was crying because I couldn't handle THEM. I was crying because I was suddenly hearing The words I needed to hear so badly. From that moment on, I couldn't get enough of Stephen and his music and his gentle, caring words entered my life like a breath of longing I'd been searching for, and I held on TIGHT! We had a tremendous make-it-fold -up -and-give-up move to be made, and somewhere in that move I lost my copy of the song. It broke my heart ;this song had brought more comfort, courage and a pathway to my unhappy heart. I hadn't thought of looking you up on google or facebook....I am truly not a techie. But I had the chance to attend Your Glorious Unfolding tour and it was so wonderful....I thought I might have a chance to buy the entire cd with that song on it I just HAD to try! Please, Stephen , can you find a copy of it to me? I will be SO happy to pay for it! Thank you SO much!!
Feet of Jesus | Reviewer: Alexander Evanhighii------ About the song Feet Of Jesus performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
Many times am filled with confusion and wonder, am i really saved? But this song opened my eyes to the truth that i haven't lay those heartfelt burdens down. Immediately i did and spoke to him, my heart became lifted wit a great peace and that is how i gained victory. Chapman, stay close to the holy spirit to hear more of his voice so that "greater works" will manifest in your songs
Thank you, Lord! | Reviewer: Will Richards------ About the song His Strength Is Perfect performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
I am autistic, and that means that my brain works differently than most people. I am going through a hard time in school and I know this song by heart. We all need Jesus! Without him, I would be utterly miserable. I hope everyone can see that, but they can't without Jesus coming in to your life. I hope you do, I'm praying for you.
A Christmas Card | Reviewer: Rachel McBride------ About the song Christmas Card performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
Last year I held a fund raiser to get items and money for a group of Special OP troops stationed in the Middle East. My son was there and was XO of more than 200 soldiers. It was very successful. I wanted to do a video for the families here at home. Just so they would know that their loved ones had Christmas. I used your song "Christmas Card" as back ground music. I heard you sing it on the 700 Club and knew your song was the right one for the video. In fact it was perfect. God bless you sir.
Memories | Reviewer: carolyn jaques------ About the song Going Home For Christmas performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
I have had this CD for several years this song always makes me cry..it reminds so much of my Mother In Law who in 2002 past away right after Chrismas and shewas a huge Christmas person..there was not 1 square inch of her house that was not decorated..that was the gathering place for holidays..my daughters memories as children are often remembered during this time..I feeled Blessed to have had this person in my life she was so adored by everyone..
Beautiful Song. | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song Great Expectations performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
Steven Curtis Chapman has done a great job in the composition of music with his addition of orchestral pop to add a pleasant vibe to the overall sound of the song. The chorus is something that stands out as outstanding, both lyrically and musically.
Awe-inspiring Glorious Unfolding of God's Promise | Reviewer: Marita Pierce------ About the song The Glorious Unfolding performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
As a very recent Cancer Conqueror, Steven Curtis Chapman's Glorious Unfolding music really spoke to my heart. The message is exactly what I feel God is telling me. Very heavenly, inspiring, uplifting, God-focused music that gives glory to God and blesses my spirit. Oh, I had joyful tears as I listened to the Glorious Unfolding of God's promise in my life. God bless you, Steven Curtis Chapman for continuously writing heaven-inspired music that bless the Lord and the human spirit and heart.
Perfect timing | Reviewer: Gwen------ About the song His Strength Is Perfect performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
I was so low after having gone through children moving to another state and not being near enough to family, so sad. I remember trying to find songs to sing in church, but nothing felt right until.....I heard this. Thank you so much for your gift of saying the right things and giving of yourself. I pray God continues to anoint you in your ministry as he does in all the people you affect.....
Blessed.... | Reviewer: John------ About the song The Invitation performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
This song has been such a blessing to my wife Cheryl and I from the moment we first heard it! Mr. Chapman is a very talented singer/song writer and I feel, has an annointing on his music! Keep up the great work sir in praising our Lord in song!
John Miller
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- Address:
619 Laurel Street
San Carlos, CA 94070Neighborhood:
San Carlos
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.gustosancarlos.com/
- Phone: (650) 486-1479
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tue - Sat 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Mondays and Sundays open only for private events
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chef - George Morrone; Executive Chef - Ernie Haversack
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Wine
A word from Gusto
Join award winning chef George Morrone for a fine dining experience. George has put together an amazing menu including his famous tuna tartar. Come join us for a night to remember.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerCalifornian
Gusto - Best Restaurants in San Carlos ›
Gusto reviews from OpenTable diners
58 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (46)neighborhood gem (39)special occasion (34)romantic (25)good for groups (16)notable wine list (15)great for outdoor dining (10)hot spot (10)great for lunch (6)late-night find (6)kid-friendly (4)great for brunch (3)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- new findsimulcasterVIPDined on 11/25/2014The service and food were outstanding. The chef, George Morrone, even paid a visit to our table, explaining each dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Probably the best restaurant in San CarlosWendyDined on 11/15/2014Gusto is probably the best restaurant in San Carlos. The food is exceptional and the service is attentive. I never order steaks in restaurants as they are something we love to grill at home, but I made an exception here and thought it was one of the best steaks I've ever had. I love the tuna tartare as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will go backvpinDined on 11/8/2014Appetizers and main courses were truly top notch. Dessert mediocre. Service was uneven -- often slow, bringing the wrong orders to tables, etc. -- it seemed like they were short-staffed the night we went. Good value for the food. Will go back to give service a second chance.Special Features:
- Loved it4estDined on 11/7/2014The food was spectacular as was the service. We enjoyed visiting with the chef. Was a wonderful night with my wife.Special Features:
- Just OKOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/18/2014Clam chowder had too much celery and a smoky flavor. Melon salad was good, but one melon wasn't quite ripe. Small endive salads, sent to apologize for melon were great. My wife's steak was excellent, but my two scallops were good but not quite enough. We were seated by the kitchen/bar and it was fairly busy in that spot.
- Nice Atmosphere and Great FoodSpikermikeVIPDined on 10/18/2014First time here and really enjoyed it. Had the duck and it was wonderful. Will come back.Special Features:
- Airport stopOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/10/2014Had booked a reservation to surprise my husband after picking him up from the airport. They were very nice about changing the reservation time when his flight was 30 min late and SFO was a mess adding another 30 min. Finally made it at 9:45. We decided to sit in the front room. This was tiny, but we didn't want to be outside basically on the street or in the long dark inside part of the restaurant. Service was hit or miss. All really nice and knowledgeable, but seemed to come and go randomly. The much needed wine took a long time to come. The food was great, grilled figs, sole and sea bass. Although the sea bass was a fish served whole. Unexpected, but reminded me of ones my grandfather caught and served us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinnerDHG8Dined on 10/8/2014I chose Gusto based on the great reviews and wasn't disappointed. This was a business dinner and we were seated in one of the backroom round tables where it was quiet and perfect for conversation. The waiter was very knowledgeable and let us take our time throughout the evening. The food was the star attraction. Notable options were the Greek salad starter and the duck entree.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/30/2014Food and service were both excellent. For entrees we had the duck and the lamb (rack of lamb.) Both were excellent, although a little on the heavy side. A special heirloom tomato (greek salad) appetizer was very good. The chef came out and introduced himself - nice touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but lacking in ambianceItalianboyDined on 9/27/2014Excellent appetizers and main courses with ideal portions. Desserts leave much to be desired as they don't seem to fit the rest of the menu and atmosphere of the restaurant. Most disappointing was the tables are so close to each other that you hear everyone else's conversations. Sound travels very loudly on this restaurant. However, overall it is worth a try as the food is excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding dinner experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 9/25/2014Beautiful decor-charming, quiet, romantic. Food is delish and Chef Morrone is so warm and personable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining experienceMNakDined on 9/20/2014Great first impression when entering into Gusto's. Very Friendly staff with everyone from hostess, waiter and staff greeting us. They not only had a smile but look and sounded like they loved working there. Our waiter was excellent; very good at explaining the dishes and how each was prepared. Great timing and attentiveness. He was always around when we had questions or needed to take our orders without us needing to ask but my wife and I were able to have great converstions without interupption. The food was fantastic from the salad and starter to the main course and dessert. Have added this to our list of favorite local destinations for another night out.Special Features:
- Wonderful Food and ManagementMichaelDDined on 9/19/2014Sorry for lack of details on the dishes. We ate out a lot and we are a little picky as a result. I don't recall how George said he cooked a new york roast but the rare piece he cut off for me just melted in my mouth with the flavor throughout. My wife had Salmon and they prepared a pasta and breaded chicken meal for our 3 year old. I had the strawberry cobbler with vanilla Gelato. George was kind enough to surprise our son with a sundae. The place has a very neighborhood feel to it because of George and the others working there. We will definitely be back there regularly. I would have that New York every time if it was on the regular menu. Had been a long time since I had a meal that good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findPaloAltoNeighborVIPDined on 9/17/2014I found this restaurant in Open Table, looking for a place nearby my visiting friend's hotel in San Carlos. I am so glad I found it, as I will certainly come again and will recommend to friends. The good was outstanding, and the wine recommendations were excellent. The wait staff took a long time to come to the table, but once we ordered they were attentive. It was a lively noisy place, and thoroughly enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful - Every Course!SusanneVIPDined on 9/13/2014We had one of the best dinners ever at Gusto last week! Beginning with an excellent crab cake, through a salad with maybe the best dressing we've ever tasted, and on to my special salmon main course with sautéed mushrooms... A peach cobbler dessert topped off the evening. Gusto's wine list is also excellent. This restaurant gem should be on the SF Chronicle's 100 Best Restaurants list. We'll go back very soon!Special Features:
- Jazzguy1Jazzguy1Dined on 9/12/2014Last Friday we returned for the second time in 8 days, first for our anniversary and now to enjoy a fine dining experience with friends from out of town. For a starter we shared and enjoyed 2 orders of the ahi tuna tartare, which was as good as always. As main courses, 2 had the duck breast, 1 the lamb, and 1 the scallops. All the entrees were outstanding. Since we had such diverse selections, we ordered wine by the glass from the very comprehensive list. Gusto serves some of the best cuisine on the middle peninsula. The staff are welcoming and know the menu well.Special Features:
- George Produce Great FoodfitndineVIPDined on 9/12/2014We really loved our meal. George just knows how to make it perfect. We started with the soups (cold watermelon and hot corn). I am not a fan of watermelon but that soup made me a fan. The corn soup was creamy and light. Second course was George's famous tuna tartare - perfect every time. Third course was the grilled scallops with grilled pineapple and grilled mushrooms - wow! Fourth course was mushroom pasta - gone to heaven and back. Fifth course was chilean sea bass perfectly cooked. Last course was the duck breast with ravioli. This course had a few variations of duck on the plate including the duck ravioli. This was our perfect evening with George Monrone at Gusto.Special Features:
- consistently fabulousKathleenDined on 9/10/2014Six friends met for dinner and we were not disappointed! The sole and sea bass were phenomenal, they had no trouble or concerns accommodating two special diets (palio and gluten free). And the desserts were divine. We will return!Special Features:
- A perfect Anniversary dinner!IcantcookVIPDined on 9/6/2014We visited Gusto last night for the first time to celebrate our Anniversary. The menu clearly displays Chef George Morrone's experience and talent - - this is a San Carlos neighborhood restaurant that rivals the best restaurants in San Francisco. The watermelon gazpacho is simultaneously refreshing and zesty; the Greek salad with heirloom tomatoes was perfection. The entrees were delicious and really teased the tastebuds. We had read earlier reviews that raised concerns about the service - - we found the staff to be attentive, informed and responsive without being overbearing. Chef Morrone came out several times to see how we were enjoying the meal and made all the guests feel at home. We look forward to returning soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and AtmosphereTajineDined on 9/5/2014We were sat a table next to the window and we enjoyed an array of delicious appetizers including a fettuccine with chanterelle mushroom special, grilled figs and a delicious crab cake. Although his restaurant was packed, chef George (previous from Aqua in the city) checked on us himself several times. Main courses included quail, duck breaks with an outstanding duck confit ravioli and veal shortribs. Dessert was spectacular too, especially the butterscotch pot au creme. We will be back!Special Features:
- Half great- Half notSaltlyVIPDined on 9/4/2014My dinner special of ribs was wonderful. My husband's salmon was so heavily salted it was hardly eatable. The restaurant was very nicely done and the service was overly attentive. They keep trying to take our plates away when were were not yet done. I just think if they use less salt that will help a lot.. I may try again and ask them not to salt our food.Special Features:
- Jazzguy1Jazzguy1Dined on 9/4/2014Gusto offers San Carlos and Peninsula diners a fine dining spot. Executive Chef George Morroni and the kitchen staff prepare a distinctive well-presented menu. There are an array of enticing starters, and I usually settle for the tuna tartare, prepared with Asian pear and pine nuts, which is a special of the house. Nightly specials allow the crew to prepare some remarkable dishes, and tonight's was veal shortribs, soft enough to fall off the bones, and dressed with a delicious, piquant sauce. There is an extensive wine list, and several nice wines are availableby the glass. The fresh white peach and huckleberry cobbler was a bit too doughy, but the taste revealed tasty fruit accompanied by a scoop of vanilla ice cream.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Continues to great!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 8/22/2014Wether you want to enjoy appetizers 'or' a full meal, it is a great spot. Attentive staff including the chef.Special Features:
- mucho gustokld123VIPDined on 8/22/2014Enjoyed dinner here the other night. Nicely prepared dishes. Good service tho only wine and beer. Will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcelentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/7/2014One of the best dining at Gusto.. I had Tuna Tartar and Beef tenderloin, They were fantastic. I will definitely go back and try other dishes..Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/2/2014best restuart we have had dinner at this year! This chef Rocks..Special Features:
- Overall pretty solidAnonymousDined on 8/2/2014Overall everything was very good. Only complaint would be that there was a big layer of fat left on my duck, which would've been nicer if it were removed. But the food was still very tasty.Special Features:
- Some surprising dishes.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/1/2014A good first visit for us. The menu is small but the dishes we had were excellent. To start, I had the Watermelon Gazpacho. It was fantastic. Ice cold and so fresh. A twist on tomato gazpacho with the addition of sweet but not overpowering watermelon. The vegetables were amazingly fresh, crisp and cold. My main course was a rare beef tenderloin. It was wonderful. My wife had a bowl of corn soup (creamy and delicious) along with ahi tartare. The tartare was served with crostini and may have been just a bit better with thinner crackers. Excellent service from a very friendly waiter. We will be back.Special Features:
- Excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 7/31/2014Great food and service. Refreshing appetizers. (Love the seasonal salad options and appetizers!) It is a nice touch to have a chef who checks in with guests during the dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experienceCounterbanderVIPDined on 7/31/2014Few Peninsular restaurants have this level of city-style sophistication in the cooking and presentation. Delicious, creative dishes. Knowledgeable service. Unusually close personal attention from the chef. There was not much we could fault, here.Special Features:
- The following 71 reviews are from the Gusto reviews archive.
- Great food and serviceCAKnitDined on 7/25/2014The flavors were fabulous, all the components blended perfectly. everything was fresh. The service was excellent -- the owner seated us and explained the menu. The chef came out several times to discuss the food, asked our names, warm and friendly. The wait staff was attentive. The place is small, the interior is lovely. In all, a great dining experience, we will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful anniversary dinnerSuzieSDined on 7/25/2014Excellent food, interestingly cooked (eg figs grilled on a twig with goat's cheese, and the fish dishes were served with grilled Asian pears) and delicious. Even though the menu was short we hard time choosing from so many interesting items we wanted to try. Because of the heat wave we sat outside, which made the occasion more special with a European feel (had requested outdoors on Open Table, but they don't guarantee it, so we may just have gotten lucky). The service was slow, but this is exactly what we wanted for our anniversary and it was lovely not to feel rushed into leaving and to be able to prolong the evening (19:30-21:40) with three courses. The chef came out to explain what the sauces and veg were and make sure we liked it later.Special Features:
- foodloverforlife64Dined on 7/18/2014My beef tenderloin was so delicious. My nephew had the new york slice excellent. The vegetarian plate was very good too. I definitely want to visit again.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gusto: pleasant spurgerobles101Dined on 7/18/2014Most of the YELP reviews were very positive, and our experience was reinforcing: interesting menu, fresh ingredients, impressive presentation, delicious food, responsive and available wait staff, frequent visits by the chef himself. Overall a most pleasant meal. For the price, it will remain a destination for special occasions.Special Features:
- Surprise findPeterVIPDined on 7/12/2014Went based on the reviews but had no Idea that the restaurant Chef was the same one that was at Michael Minna and the Tuna Tartare was his famous recipe. Enjoyed all of our dishes and had a very pleasant time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!GourmetGalVIPDined on 7/11/2014Lovely little spot in San Carlos featuring warm hospitality from the owner Enzo and Chef Marrone. Very interesting, fresh menu, good portion sizes and service. To go to the next level the service could be a bit more pulled together and the wine list needs some work but overall a lovely dining experience.Special Features:
- Cozy; wonderful food; special nightOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 7/10/2014Dinner at Gusto makes for a special evening not too far from home. Enjoy beautifully prepared food in a cozy setting, accented with attentive but unintrusive service.Special Features:
- Fantastic restaurant!foodieforeverDined on 7/5/2014Gusto is the place to go for a fabulous meal in comfortable surroundings. The owners, chef, and waitstaff are very attentive, and the food is just wonderful. We split four dishes and were pleasantly engaged with each one--an inventive and savory meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A new addition to the Penninsula...143sfoVIPDined on 6/28/2014Lovely evening. So enjoyed the ambiance. Service was efficient, not over-bearing & our waiter offered a plate to share when we couldn't quite make up our mind. Of course the tuna tartare was exquisitive & a must order. The watermelon gazpacho was a pleasant summer twist, the filet of petrale sole & the sea scallop were prepared perfectly & of course we had to indulge in the grand mariner panda cotta! It's terrific to have an added gem of a dining spot to the area & so we thank you Mr. Morrone, Chef Enzo & staff.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/28/2014Our first time to dine here. All of the food was well prepared. The wine list is a mix of Italian and Californian. The only complaint was the duck breast serving was small compared to the other dishes we ordered.Special Features:


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- Studio: IFC Films
- Release Date: Apr 26, 2006
- Summary: Hou Hsiao-hsien delivers one of the most rapturously beautiful and romantic movies of the year. Told as three love stories, each set in a different era -- a 1966 pool hall, a 1911 brothel and present day Taipei. The film stars the same actors in all three sections -- Shu Qi and Chang Chen. (IFC Films)… Expand
- Director: Hsiao-hsien Hou
- Genre(s): Drama, Romance
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Score distribution:
Positive: 19 out of 22
Mixed: 3 out of 22
Negative: 0 out of 22
The style is pure Hou: richly textured atmosphere, tiptoeing camerawork and long, languorous takes of scenes full of privileged moments of human activity.
Three varieties of love: unfulfilled, mercenary, meaningless. All photographed with such visual beauty that watching the movie is like holding your breath so the butterfly won't stir.
Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien's hypnotically beautiful cinematic trilogy Three Times doesn't just illuminate faces and objects; it seems to fill them up, as if they were lighted from within.
Anchored by the performance of Shu Qi, who has come a long way from her days as a nudie pin-up. She's a first-rate actress.
A sampler of novella-length films set in three different time periods and starring the same two actors, Hou Hsiao-hsien's Three Times resembles one of those delicate trios served at fine restaurants, each a fresh interpretation of a common ingredient.
The first section of Three Times is fabulous; the second is fascinating if remote; and the third a jangly, modernist mess.
Score distribution:
Positive: 4 out of 12
Mixed: 2 out of 12
Negative: 6 out of 12
JVOct 23, 2006Three Times (actually, I think the Chinese title is The Best of Times) is an outstanding work of art! Hsiao-hsien Hou has created a symphony in three movements that speaks to the depth of his intellect as a writer and director. The magnificent artistic skill of the camera lens, the profound simplicity of the images caste in three radically different histories, and the captivating recursive complexity of the story place work in the rarefied realm of great cinema. If you know film and have not seen Three Times, a gem awaits you.… Expand
TNgoJul 3, 2006Simply beautiful trilogy of vignettes about individuals yearning for love and freedom!
HenryV.Apr 8, 2007An ambitious and practically transcendent piece of filmmaking. It's rare that a director has the intelligence to capture history so poetically, and it's flat out audacious for one to envision a future that is so bleak and hopeless.… Expand
MarcK.Nov 3, 2006There are only two nice things I can say about this movie: 1. This film might have been a huge hit in China, but it doesn't translate well for American audiences. 2. Shu Qi is the most beautiful woman in the world.… Expand
JimH.May 28, 2006I regretted taking that nap before seeing the film. The reviews were wildly overdone on this inert film. The opaque story lines was comparable to the primitive cinematic style, both soporific.… Expand
LinLJun 13, 2009Rereading the critics' comments that initially led me to view this movie, I'm stunned. Though I watch a lot of foreign films and have a high tolerance for subtitles, subtext, and symbolic weirdness, I have to say this is the most boring film I've ever seen. A few nice visuals don't come close to making up for the clueless characters, scant dialogue, and the fact that virtually nothing happens in any of the vignettes. I've never felt such disconnect from the critics, including some of my favorites!… Expand
JonathanH.Jun 11, 2006An utter unintelligible unmitigated travesty. Watching the paint peel on your walls at home is a far better activity than patronizing this absurd utter waste of a movie. My god what a waste, a complete and utter waste of my and everyone… Expand
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Ratings based on 399 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.3 Room cleanliness
4.3 Service & staff
4.2 Room comfort
4.1 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
We double-checked.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
very nice breakfast, good internetPosted Oct 15, 2014
Pros: open coffee in lobby 24/7 good workspace, many outlets very good breakfast included
fine facility, comfortable beds and good workspace.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 27, 2014
We are pleased to hear that you were comfortable during your stay with us. We hope that you are able to visit again soon.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Eugene, Oregon
Country Inn and SuitesPosted Oct 13, 2014
Pros: Proximity to freeway and cleanliness of hotel from entrance to room.
Cons: Fine just the way it is.
Location: Close to the town of Bothell and close to 405 to travel anywhere in Washington
Everything was great from check in to leaving. Staff very friendly and helpful.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 13, 2014
We are so pleased to hear that you enjoyed your time here with us from check in to check out and staff interaction. We hope to see you again soon.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Sep 21, 2014
The wallpaper border all around the room was loose and didn't look nice.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Quite,clean and confortablePosted Sep 20, 2014
Enjoyed coming back each evening. Lobby area made it easy to enjoy coffee and paper after breskfast.
by A verified traveler
Posted Sep 12, 2014
Dirty room and hallways and room smelled like cigerates. Most uncomfortable bed if slept in in years.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 18, 2014 by Ashley, Hotel Management
We apologize you were not satisfied with the condition of the hotel and your room during your stay. We appreciate you taking the time share your experience. Your comments are valued, and your suggestions will be used to consider improvements in the future.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Comfortable hotelPosted Sep 9, 2014
Pros: spacious room
Staff greetings at the start is so so. Hotel room is spacious and everything is reasonably clean and comfy. Breakfast is good.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 16, 2014
We are pleased to hear that you enjoyed the comfort and cleaniliness of the hotel. Thank you for taking the time to give us feedback.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Allyn, WA
Worth you while!Posted Sep 8, 2014
Pros: This hotel was decorated with beautiful antique type furniture and decorated in the 70's style, it was GREAT!!! And of course it was very quiet.
Cons: Nothing, it was really wonderful.
Location: The location was very easy to find, as far as what to do nearby, we were there for the wedding and didn't really look at other options this time.
We were here to stay for our son's wedding, which was only a few miles away. I had called ahead and asked a few days before, if we could have early check in because we were going to have "family" pictures for the wedding earlier than I thought. They wrote down the information and our rooms were ready at noon when we arrived. We had also reserved a room for my parents, the rooms were right next to each other with the doors we could open between us. The rooms were large, bright and very, very clean. Large bathroom with plenty of lighting and the shower a dream. We did get charged an extra $25 a night per room for the early check in, which because of the occasion, was fine. There is no doubt, when we come to visit our son and new daughter in law, we will be staying here again. The free breakfast in the morning had a lot more to eat and more choices than some of the other hotels with free breakfasts that we have stayed at. The front desk was really helpful and helped us with directions to the places we were going. It was also, very, very quiet there, off the beaten path, which we really appreciated after a "Magical Wedding" the night before. We will definitely recommend this hotel for everyone going in that direction.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 15, 2014
Thank you for the wonderful review. We look forward to seeing you again in the future.
by A verified traveler
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Bothell, WAPosted Sep 8, 2014
Room was dirty, staff was unprofessional and inattentive and generally not helpful. Hotel is in a gas station parking lot with a low end strip mall adjacent.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 21, 2014
We are so sorry to hear that you did not enjoy your stay with us. I hope you were able to speak with someone directly at the hotel during your visit to correct any inconvenience that you experienced.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 17, 2014 by Ashley, Hotel Management
We apologize for the disappointing service you received from the staff and the conditions or your room. We want to make sure our guests are comfortable and receive the best service. We appreciate you bring this information to our attention and hope for another chance to exceed your expectations.
by A verified traveler
Not worth the pricePosted Sep 1, 2014
Pros: The beds
Cons: I paid $150 - it isn't worth more than $100 a night
Location: We were there for a wedding. Outside of a specific event - not an area I would seek out.
The beds were super super comfy. That is about it. The pool looked good, but we did not use it. The decor is aged. The doors didn't work well. The deal breaker for us was the free breakfast buffet. It was AWFUL. Not even worth free.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 8, 2014 by Ashley, Hotel Management
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We apologize for the dissatisfaction of your stay. We take the time to listen to your constructive comments so we can continually improve our services. We hope for another opportunity to exceed your expectations.
Recommendedby Kimberlyfrom Kenmore
Great Place to Stay with Kids or WithoutPosted Aug 26, 2014 on Hotels.com
We had a great time swimming and playing in the pool. The breakfast was decent. Real waffles. Good coffee. This is mostly a business hotel, but it was great for kids. It would be a good place to stop for the night on a road trip, or to stay while visiting family in the area.


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Anyone cooking (a non-leftover meal) tonight?
- foxy fairy Nov 23, 2007 05:20 PM
Brrrrrr. I'm roasting some asparagus and onions, and then baking those with rigatoni -and lots of black pepper, grated Parmesan, olive oil and balsamic vinegar. This is one of my favorite easy-yet-yummy dinners for those evenings when I'm worn out but want something cozy and homemade.
I might make a cranberry upside-down cake for dessert. We didn't host, so we're not brimming with leftovers, but we sure are hungry :)
What are you guys making???
OH I'm forcing us to behave tonight...just finished egg white omelets with some poblanos and vermont cheddar I found lurking in the lunchmeat drawer. English muffins and grits for my husband and sliced tomatoes for me.
Now- I do have this truffle just calling my name from the kitchen- chipotle ginger honey...I just can't imagine that combo so I know I'm gonna cave in a minute....
No Brrrrrr here in Florida. you can have RI winters. I grilled a couple 2" ribeyes tonight from my hammock, barefoot in shorts and short sleeves, to break up the monotony of poultry leftovers with a little cattle until Sunday's turkey soup. Then I get back to my seasonal diet of stone crab. I know there's nothing like a Rhode Island Red, but I'll do the best I can with what I've got :)
re: Veggo
I was on the road yesterday, so I didn't cook, but when I got home I pulled a big hunk of beef out of the freezer to defrost for today (while I was raiding the freezer in preparation for T-day I realized I had a lot of meat in there that really should be eaten). I also have a frozen turkey left behind when my old roommate moved out that I'm thinking of thawing and using in various ways. Oh, and I made mincemeat last weekend, so I'm thinking of making pie (no one in my family likes mincemeat except for me and my Dad, so we don't have it for T-Day).
I sauteed up some grape tomatoes too, and spooned those on some toasty bread with ricotta. Purrrr-fect, and not at all light :) I would like to try grits (never made them) and we were just talking about trying our own version of a butternut-crab bisque we sampled on Try-Me-Tuesday at Whole Foods.
Since we ate at my in-laws house on Thursday (i.e., no leftovers-no matter, she cooked turkey breasts instead) we made spaghetti carbonara with spinach salad. However, I have a 9lb heritage bird that we picked up yesterday that will be roasted today along with some, not all, of the traditional sides-cornbread, sausage and chestnut stuffing, cranberry relish, et al. I can't wait for the leftovers.
We went out to eat lastnight, so today is all about leftovers. Currently my ham bone is boiling to make ham and bean soup. Lunch will be the soup and turkey sandwiches with sprouts, lettuce, and tomato
I'm a little late, but a friend and I went all-out and made Scallops three ways last night. One was a soy and ginger scallop served over a bed of spring greens with some grape tomatoes (the "salad" course). The second was seared scallops and asparagus searved with a white wine sauce over a lemon risotto (the "main"). And the third was a seared scallop served with an orange-vanilla reduction with some pomegranate seeds.
The meal came out great and the presentation was excellent (I just picked up these three-compartment dishes recently). Over a very fun way to spend a cold post-thanksgiving friday night!
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They were all good in their own way, but the risotto and asparagus pushed the 2nd scallop dish over the top. All three dishes were very simple and they complimented each other well. The trick was searing all three at the same time, I wanted to make sure none of them were cold when served.
If I remember I'll post pictures.
edit: also, here's a link to the scallop with asparagus recipe: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
for dinner tonight chile verde I cooked during my Sunday marathon for post-op dining.
so far we've had turkey 3 ways as leftovers:
1) straight-up leftovers--now, why didn't I make more stuffing?)
2) turkey and provolone on WW English muffins for breakfast
3) turkey salad sandwiches with cranberry ginger chutney on foccacia rolls
tomorrow I want to try stuffing the last of the poblanos in the garden with....turkey! I was thinking cranberries, chopped turkey, cumino, tomatillos. Napped with a cream sauce. Any other suggestions?
My DH announced that he is grilling today. Sort of burnt out on the turkey, so it will be packaged and either given or frozen away today. The carcass will get frozen, just cut up and wait a few weeks when we can get into it. I'm over the turkey now.
So we are having hot links and Italian sausages on the grill. A salad with breaded and fried mozzarella medallions, grape tomatoes, endive, and herbs. ( I have a few left that will go nicely in the salad dressed with pomegranate vinaigrette. ( should go well with the spicy sausages and mustard) And for dessert... I am seriously thinking of making ice cream or cannolli with capaccino cream or flavoring...Got all the ingredients. And someone posted a buttermilk pie that looked seriously good too... wheels are turning, its a cold day out the fire place is burning and I feel like baking!
I'm just putting some potatoes and butternut squash in the oven to roast for some fresh gnocchi with parm. Serving alongside goat cheese, beet, and kalamata olive salad.
We didn't have many leftovers to speak of (we didn't host), so we're not inundated with turkey.
I am making a pizza tonight. We will have a little of the left over apple&quince pie though.
I had T-day away, so only a plate of leftovers for me, and they're gone now. So, I'm having some kielbasa that I'll roast in the oven, homemade mac & cheese, and pan-roasted broccoli with garlic.
For those who may be stuck with a partial container of shucked oysters that you didn't use in the stuffing (I was accused of not including enough of them): I poached the remaining oysters in butter and all the oyster liquor, removed the oysters, reduced the liquid, diced them (not minced, not pureed) mixed them with the reduction and about 6 ounces of whipped cream cheese and a splash of Worcestershire, and chilled it for an hour before serving with Melba toasts. Killer dip. Bowled 'em over. I will never do the canned smoked oyster dip again. Nothin' like the real thing.
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You know, it's funny- a college friend's father used to make something like that with clams (he served it with Frito's scoops, which was oddly perfect for the dip) - and I was just telling my husband that I wish I could find a recipe that would match the old "clam dip with Fritos!"
I think I'm going to try that! Thanks!
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I have a meat queso dip in the crock pot. Went to the store and felt like having apps for dinner tonight. Also have a fresh baquette and some leftover olive hummus dip to eat up. I am not the most inventive cook but I am learning from the best on these boards. We didn't host but I still went to the store and bought like I was. I'll cook the turkey breast next week along with the usual fixings.
We went on our annual XMAS tree hunt this afternoon, so before we left I made red sauce with meatballs and hot Italian sausage and we sat down to a nice spaghetti dinner when we got back with our trees. That dinner seems to really hit the spot when you have been walking around a XMAS tree farm for a couple hours in 30-40 degree weather.
Now all I have to do is have another glass of red and untangle lights.
Our T-day was more than a month ago, so clearly not a leftovers dinner. I'm having salad and a grilled cheese (tricked out with arugula pesto).
We have lots of leftovers and we have been mostly heating them up and eating them as is. But Saturday night is my pizza night. So I thought about making a pizza with the Thanksgiving leftovers. First I spread turkey gravy over the dough in place of the traditional tomato sauce. I sliced into strips about 4 0z. of Brie cheese we had on hand and topped the gravy. Next I chopped up left over turkey meat and liberally spread it around. Finally I found some cranberry salad and globbed it on liberally. I then baked it directly on a pizza stone for 10 minutes at 500 degrees. Everyone was skeptical of the combination but upon taste it proved to be a winner. Cosi Restaurants occasionally serve a turkey and brie sandwich with a cranberry sauce so I was fairly confident the trio would work together. Photo is attached.
We did paninis and potato chips. I ate thinly-sliced granny smith apple/sharp cheddar/ham/stone ground mustard, and he had ham/swiss/jezebel sauce (a leftover from Thanksgiving) on smooshed french bread. Was delish!
Leftovers for dinner last night. Making a beef stew now for book club tonight. (The mahogany beef stew from epicurious). Figured everyone would be ready for a change from turkey.


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A new year is upon us and like everyone else, this is a good time to look back on the previous year and take a closer look at what we achieved.
I'll go ahead and admit to what everyone else is already thinking: We're missing the extra deployment money. It's not that we blew all of the additional pay and didn't save anything. We saved, but we were definitely living a little more comfortably, too. Now, with all of that saved money off limits, hundreds less per paycheck, and the increased expense of feeding a full grown man, we just don't have quite as much fun money as we once did.
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The past week you would have thought we were living in two different states. North of the Gnat Line, it seemed like Siberia. Even possums and yard dogs were hugging each other trying to stay warm. South of the line, folks assumed that God was punishing North Georgia for having taken most of the political power in the last election.
Dear Editor: I have been following the Bryan County News reports since November about the new bullying policy adopted by the Bryan County Board if Education in accordance with the Georgia law passed in May of 2010.
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Editor, An editorial cartoon by R. McKee serves as a modern take on the old Hans Christian Anderson tale about the emperor who was swindled by to weavers who promise to make him a suit of clothes that is invisible to people who are stupid and incompetent. When the emperor and his cabinet members cannot see the clothes, they pretend to be able to see them for fear of being deemed unfit for their positions. In reality, the swindlers only pretended to make the suit and clothe the emperor. He isn't wearing anything.
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Back in 1966, Bobby Fuller sang about, "Robbin' people with a six-gun, I fought the law and the law won." And rightfully so - robbery is a crime. But what happens when it's the law doing the robbing and the law wins?
It started accidentally. Some good ideas and memorable moments are like that. They aren't planned. They're born, bringing with them an ability to nudge a way naturally into our lives and become a tradition.
Moms want everything and nothing at all. We want to be everywhere at once and also nowhere to be found. We want to impress everyone, handle every chore imaginable and spend every waking second bonding with our children. We also want to totally escape from life. Failure to accomplish this leads to immense guilt and, occasionally, foul moods.
Editor's note: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Georgia, and other area elected officials will contribute periodic columns during the upcoming legislative sessions. This is a report about orientation that he went through last week.
I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
One afternoon, I had a hankering, a primal-like craving, for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
Typically, I use this weekly column to address parenting issues, reflect on challenges faced by (fairly) new moms and provide what I hope are amusing anecdotes that stem from daily life encounters with a toddler. This Sunday, though, I'm going to explore a topic that's more indirectly related to - but still very much a part of - child-rearing.
Residents of Bryan County have the opportunity Monday to show our support for a continued strong presence of the Marne Division in Bryan and surrounding counties.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
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Citigroup breach exposed more accounts than first claimed
The security breach that hit the website of Citigroup exposed data for more than 360,000 accounts, the bank said on Wednesday, about 80 percent more than it previously reported. Citigroup publicly disclosed the compromise last week, but said it involved about 200,000 accounts. Wednesday's revision came amid an inquiry by the …
Next news from Citi group will be that more details about customers were stolen than first thought
Followed by the fact that the details werent as encrypted as first thought
Followed by............
Always a lie?
Forgive me for saying so, but surely the way most systems are designed, gaining access to the accounts system/database/backend usually means *all* accounts are then available to the hacker?
How can some accounts be compromised, but not others? Even if accounts are application or brand specific, you'd still get *all* the accounts within the app/brand?
I'm always sceptical of press releases which say "only a minority of accounts were compromised".
Ah, the uninformed commetard.
Go read the linked articles for how the accounts were "hacked." Quite honestly, this particular vulnerability doesn't even rise to the level of Script Kiddie, let alone "hacker" in the current parlance. Here's a hint: the so-called hackers didn't have access to the backend in the sense that they could scarf a copy of the database to peruse at their leisure.
Epic Fail
Citi - a multinational bank - fell victim to a url modification hack.
Why are they still in business.
If I get a letter from Citi,
(which I think under my State Law they are required to send me if I was affected) I will be contacting a truly Burkean lawyer to represent me in suit against them. And I will most vociferously object to being modified into a class action. The means to prevent this particular hack are covered in Web Design 001, not 411.
Could be an identity theft?
After I read this article: http://www.creditcards.org/article/10-security-features-your-credit-cards-and-how-they-work-.html
I didn't even know my credit cards had built in security features. I want to get one of the ones with my photo on it next.
We need to be cautious every time.
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Overall the guesthouse 17 room. Our room was very clean and we had a balcony with a view of the sea. For 4 stars good value for money. The bathroom was relatively large and always clean. Apart from that everything was necessary available. Particularly noteworthy the breakfast was and the dinner. Both were not only plentiful, but also very diverse and especially delicious. The ingredients, as well as the wine come from farmers from the region. For dinner there was mostly a 3-course menu with soup, entree, and dessert. The dazubestellten drinks were very cheap. There were always apples and ... grapes from the own garden for consumption in between is required. read hotel review


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Wed, Sep 08, 2004
Two C-130 crews from the 38th Airlift Squadron at Ramstein Air
Base, Germany, flew medical and humanitarian supplies into
Vladikavkaz, Russia, Monday -- a humanitarian gesture to the
victims of the Beslan school shootings.
The crews dropped off about 36,000 pounds of medical and
humanitarian supplies for use by relief agencies in the treatment
and support of hundreds of victims of the recent terrorist act in
Beslan, Russia.
The Russian government requested assistance after the United
States offered support. The officials here said they appreciated
the aid.
"I spoke to the Russian interpreter, and he was very thankful
that we made the journey over here," said Air Force Lt. Col.
Richard L. Galante, 38th Airlift Squadron commander, a reservist
out of Youngstown (OH). "I could see some of the other Russian
officials were really teary-eyed and really appreciated the
support, … that we brought in these medical supplies and
other equipment that they need so badly."
"They said it was nice that our countries were in such community
with one another, … that we were living like brothers in the
midst of tragedy," said Air Force Staff Sgt. Clayton E. Bronnee, a
Russian linguist with the 426th Information Operations Squadron.
"They said they felt very bad for us when 9/11 happened, and they
appreciate our help and support now that this tragedy has befallen
The humanitarian supplies included sheets, blankets, medicine,
burn kits, bandages and dressings, as well as specialized medical
(ANN salutes Air Force Master Sgt. Jon Hanson, 435th Air
Base Wing Public Affairs Office, USAF)
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