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Area of Operations: Mud Patch, Georges Bank, United States, North America, North Atlantic
Dates: May 16, 1984 to May 23, 1984
Chief scientist: Brad Butman Melbourne G. Briscoe - WHOI
Objectives: This is a WHOI physical oceanography-currents cruise to the northwest Atlantic, part of the long-term upper ocean study. WHOI deployed USGS mooring #283 on Mud Patch as replacement for a possibly failed tripod, on behalf of WHSC.
Type of Activity: Mooring work;
Information to be derived: Time series data;
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Sheep: A system for new entrants to challenge conventional flocks?
A desire to reduce labour and feed costs led Marc Jones to develop a low input, high output sheep system, feeding in-lamb ewes swedes during winter and finishing lambs off grazed grass. But is it sustainable? Simon Wragg reports.
Marc Jones is pushing the boundaries at the 200 hectare (500-acre) Trefnant Hall, near Welshpool on the Shropshire/Powys border, which he farms with his parents, David and Jane.
Most of the land is permanent pasture on south-facing slopes and there is little local opportunity to expand the ground.
"Reducing costs is the way forward to increase farm income," he says. "Dad runs 1,200 mainly Texel cross ewes, aiming to have 1,000 lambs sold before July as, despite being on the Welsh border, we are in a rain shadow and summer grazing can be limited."
Marc says he sees conventional sheep systems as labour intensive, highlighting the need for housing and reliance on concentrates to get ewes into condition and lambs ready for sale.
He wanted to see how he could improve income on his family's unit and in 2009, as part of a Hybu Cig Cymru scholarship, he travelled to New Zealand to look at sheep systems there.
"In the UK, the New Zealand system is often referred to as low input/low output, but that's wrong," says Marc, who fits in his sheep enterprise around working full-time as an ADAS consultant.
"Pasture management is spot on and they know how to get lambs finished off grass and within abattoir specification. It's the same challenge as the UK."
Immediately after his travels, he purchased 150 Lleyn ewes from a sale at Ruthin and says the breed characteristics of easy lambing, milky mothers and good carcase conformation were ideal for a low input/high output system.
"The ewes are put to a Lleyn tup as I need the ewe lambs to build up the flock. There are 400 breeding females at the moment," he says.
"Ewes strip feed swedes from late December. I use a contractor to direct drill 10 acres into old pasture, having sprayed off with Roundup first. Crop requirements are very simple, but there is little recent agronomic research.
"A swede crop needs a similar soil pH to grass. I buy treated seed to avoid losses to flea beetle and the main fertiliser application is 17:17:17. As an estimate, I put the swede crop costs at £3/ewe, with overall forage costs including re-seeding and fertiliser at around £15/ewe," says Marc.
"The ewes are given a micro-nutrient mineral bolus before strip grazing the swedes to supply selenium, cobalt and especially iodine to avoid goiter, usually seen as swelling of the thyroid gland and a lack of thriftiness in the lambs."
Marc says that, because the swede root is high in energy but low in protein, there is a need to switch ewes to good pasture three weeks prior to lambing in April.
Ewes are scanned in mid January, with ewe-lambs scanning at 100 per cent and older ewes averaging 185 per cent. Single carrying ewes are kept harder when at pasture, with a stocking rate of 25 ewes/ha (10 ewes/acre) and with twin bearing ewes at 12-17 ewes/ha (5-7 ewes/acre), depending on pasture quality.
"At first, the ewes hardly seem ed to eat, but after lambing they go at the grass hard," says Marc. "There is very little intervention at lambing, unlike with our main flock, where dad is helped by one day and one night lamber. Ewes are constantly moved from pen to pen to pasture.
Flock recording
"In my Lleyn flock everything is EID and Signet recorded so I can keep an eye on how ewes perform."
Marc is out with the flock from 6am to 8am before his going to his full-time job, returning in the evening to check around the flock between 5pm and 6pm.
"The Lleyns need so little intervention compared to the main flock, but as with all livestock it pays to be vigilant," he says. "For example, ensuring carrion doesn't attack lambs of the first-time ewes that tend to be less fiesty."
The main difference for this New Zealand-inspired sheep system is the lamb finishing regime. "We finish entirely off grass,
marketing lambs later in the year from September to December, compared with the Texel crosses, which dad likes to have most marketed before summer.
"All the Lleyn male lambs are sold deadweight via Dunbia to Sainsbury's as part of the Wales YFC Lamb Initiative, which pays a premium to young sheep producers.
"Most are hitting specification at R3L. I use the lamb EID to record performance of each lamb back to both the ewe and tup as there is a 15p/kg penalty for those outside contract. My aim is to get a £2/head margin over lambs sold from the main Texel flock."
It makes for lively banter, explains father, David. "Marc is very keen to expand the Lleyns, but with the conventional system, yes, you may be more labour and feed intensive, but you are in control as I see it."
David says when comparing losses at lambing, figures generally quoted suggest around 10 per cent of lambs are lost when lambing indoors, compared to lambing outdoors, which is reckoned to be nearer 20 per cent, although this is a figure Marc challenges.
"If my lambing assistant saves one lamb a night, that's his wages covered," says David.
"If we have a spring and summer with low rainfall and the grass dries up, then what do you do if you're dependant on that grass to get ewes fit ahead of lambing?
"We know from the experience of the past two years that can happen. Marc has managed with 400 ewes, putting out round bale silage, but how would we cope if we had 1,000 ewes?"
There are challenges, admits Marc: "A key factor is getting the swede crop established properly. I've yet to find a really efficient direct drill that can handle a low seed weight/acre to go straight into pasture.
"If seed is drilled too close, root size suffers; too patchy and the root size varies considerably.
"We also have a problem with wild deer grazing the swedes, which has taken in some areas at least 10 days worth off the crop."
As in New Zealand, it is attention to detail with the grazing and root management which is paramount, he says.
Gross margins
"I have had to supplement winter grazing with a small amount of round baled silage, but the economics still suggest, despite the challenges, the gross margin is ahead of the main flock.
"The system may not suit all farm situations, but the lack of need for accommodation, bought-in concentrate and low labour would lend itself to many; it could be particularly attractive for new entrants with limited capital.
"I would like to get the Lleyn flock to 1,000 ewes in the next few years, depending on how it fits with dad's flock.
"On what has been achieved to date, the low input/high output system is a way forward, helping reduce costs and improving income where other factors, such as land availability, are an issue."
Trefnant Hall
- Land - 200 hectares (500 acres) permanent pasture with a few arable acres.
- Sheep flocks - 400 Lleyns low input/high output and 1,200 Texel cross high input/high output.
- Utilise winter roots for Lleyns with grazing and root management key.
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Ryan Hunter-Reay, front, and Katherine Legge get service in the fueling area prior to the 96th Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Race fans cross the yard of bricks in front of the Pagoda at Indianapolis Motor Speedway before the running of the 96th Indianapolis 500.
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Fans camp out on a hill outside of Turn No. 2 prior to the running of the 96th Indianapolis 500.
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New Zealand's Scott Dixon kisses his daughter Poppy before the start of the Indianapolis 500.
Marco Andretti, second from right, and team owner and father Michael Andretti, second from left, walk to pit road with guests before the 2012 Indy 500.
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Brazilian driver Ana Beatriz waves to fans while walking to pit road before the start of the Indy 500.
Dario Franchitti, second from left, and his wife, actress Ashley Judd, left, walk through the garage area with the Target dog, Chip Ganassi teammate Scott Dixon, second from right, and his wife prior to the start of the race.
The field of drivers for the 2012 Indianapolis 500 pose for a group photo on the yard of bricks prior to the start of the 96th running of the race.
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Fans wear white sunglasses to pay tribute to the late Dan Wheldon, the defending champion of the Indianapolis 500. Wheldon died in a crash during the 2011 IndyCar season finale in Las Vegas.
As the pace car pulls away and the green flag drops, Ryan Briscoe (2) leads the field for the start of the 2012 Indianapolis 500.
Dario Franchitti gets spun out on pit road by E.J. Viso during the early stages of the race.
Rookie Bryan Clauson spins out on Turn 1 on lap 46, ending his race.
Mike Conway goes airborne over IndyCar points leader Will Power as they crash on Turn 1 of lap 80, taking both drivers out of the race.
Fans honor 2011 Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon with an English flag. Wheldon was killed in a fiery 15-car crash at Las Vegas Motor Speedway last October.
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Wednesday PowWow : Which Celebrity PERK Would You Choose?
10 comments:
- Jess Mill said...
I totally agree on the Personal Chef/Maid. But for me it would be so I have more time to do hair and makeup!
- March 20, 2013 at 10:31 AM
- Kathy Stevens said...
Definitely the personal chef/maid. I am a horrible cook and would rather spend time with my family than cleaning up the mess they've made! Especially if I had a chef that cooked healthy and delicious food!
- March 20, 2013 at 10:55 AM
- Denise Ages of Beauty said...
Definitely a stylist! My husband does most of the cooking and grocery shopping (he LOVES to cook and is great at it) and our son is in college so no "day to day" care. I get in a style rut so a stylist could really help me with that!
- March 20, 2013 at 2:25 PM
- chiara said...
I'd definitely pick the nanny if I had children!
Other than that, I have a girl who comes once a week to clean the apartment. Other than that, nothing, since I have to much fun choosing clothes and makeup that I wouln't want to delegate it to a professional. - March 20, 2013 at 5:26 PM
- Mrs Roma Tomato said...
Stylist! I don't have kids yet so I can cope with housework and I think I can create good makeup but I would love to look as chic and put together as celebs - I need Rachel Zoe or Olivia Palermo on speed dial.
- March 20, 2013 at 6:19 PM
- Jasmine said...
Personal Chef/ Maid for sure! With the right diet and an organized house (Especially my beauty stash) I think I would practically be a new person!
- March 20, 2013 at 10:38 PM
- Sarah said...
This is really hard. I would want all three but each of them part-time. I like doing all of these things, sometimes. Since you're making me pick I suppose I would go with stylist.
- March 20, 2013 at 11:24 PM
- Jennifer of JennySue Makeup said...
@JessMill- right on
@KathyS- exactly, if that shef could cook healthy food as opposed to my usual Easy Mac n Cheese, that would be heaven. could the chef also make my kids eat veggies??
@DeniseAgesofBeauty- you hit the hubby jackpot with that combo! I bet you're thankful for his love of cooking and grocery shopping everyday!
@Chiara- I agree, I enjoy picking out my clothes and doing my own makeup. However, hair is a diff story:)
@MrsRomaTomato- Rachel or Olivia are GREAT stylist picks!
@Jasmine - I hear ya on the organized house thing - wouldn't that be lovely?
@Sarah - I agree it was unfair for me to make you pick just one:) It's kind of like asking me to pick my favorite child when I have 3- impossible!! - March 21, 2013 at 8:45 AM
- Paigeemoe said...
Stylist!!! i suck at putting outfits together (in a timely manner) personal shopper who knows my style would make my day, everyday :)
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- Sexyladyme26 said...
I so love the hair color!
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Egg Salad, Lightened Up
by Dana Angelo White in Meal Makeovers, May 21, 2009
Egg salad is a classic sandwich stuffer, but with gobs of mayo mixed in, it can be high in fat, cholesterol and calories. Try these new takes on the traditional recipe.
The Heavy Hitters
An average deli egg salad sandwich can have more than 550 calories, 30 grams of fat and 445 milligrams of cholesterol — yikes! Where does all that come from? Well, the main ingredients: eggs and mayo. The biggest issues with these foods are cholesterol and saturated fat. Both can clog arteries and contribute to high-cholesterol levels when you've got too much in your diet.
Eggs are actually loaded with many healthy nutrients including protein, omega-3 fats and vitamin B-12. One large egg also contains 2 grams of saturated fat, about 210 milligram of cholesterol and 70 to 75 calories. Those with high cholesterol or a family history of heart disease want to stick to 300 milligrams or less of cholesterol per day. Lots of folks skip the egg yolks to reduce cholesterol. Yolks have the same amount of protein as the whites, but most of the other nutrients are in the yolk. (Read more about eggs' nutrients in our other post: "Eggs: Good or Bad?")
Mayonnaise, which is made mostly from oil and eggs, is a high-cal condiment. One tablespoon has 90 calories, 10 grams of fat, 1.5 grams of saturated fat and 5 milligrams of cholesterol. Most egg salad recipes I come across have way more than 1 tablespoon in them.
What's An Egg Salad Lover To Do?
No worries, eggs and mayo can still be a part of your egg salad mix — just use less and add flavor with other fresh ingredients. The easiest thing you can do is switch to small amounts of a light or reduced-fat mayo. Then, use less egg salad and pile fresh vegetables like lettuce, tomato, cucumber or radishes on your bread slices, wraps and salads.
But there's way more you can do. I like to be creative by adding flavorful, lower calorie ingredients like Dijon mustard, fresh herbs, sweet pickle relish, roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, cayenne pepper or curry powder. My favorite diner in New York City makes an egg white salad with fresh herbs, a touch of mayo and chopped spinach; they also make an egg-less version with tofu. Kristine, our compadre here, swears by her special mix of spicy and Dijon mustard (with a splash of apple cider vinegar) to replace the mayo's creaminess.
When I make egg salad at home, I use 4 eggs, 1 tablespoon of mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon of non-fat Greek yogurt, lots of fresh chopped celery, herbs (basil, dill or parsley), salt, pepper and pinch of smoked paprika. My recipe makes enough for at least 3 sandwiches.
You can also save more calories by making an open-faced sandwich (using only one slice of bread), serving on a whole-wheat English muffin or using lettuce leaves as a wrap.
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U.S. President Barack Obama, whose father was Kenyan, said he believed the country - scene of one of al Qaeda's first big attacks, in 1998, when a bomb devastated the U.S. embassy in Nairobi - would continue to be a regional pillar of stability.
"The investigators will be looking to see what information they can extract to identify the terrorists and their nationalities, including DNA tests," a senior official from the National Disaster Operation Centre told Reuters, after officials described the attack as a "multinational" operation.
Eleven people suspected of involvement with the well-planned assault are in custody, but Kenyan officials have not said how many, if any, were gunmen taken alive and how many may have been people arrested elsewhere.
It was unclear whether intelligence reports of American or British gunmen would be confirmed. Al Shabaab denied that any women took part, after British sources said the fugitive widow of one of the 2005 London suicide bombers might have some role.
In Washington, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said on Wednesday there had been no verification that Americans were involved in the mall attack.
A thin trail of smoke still drifted up on Wednesday above the Israeli-built shopping complex, a symbol of Africa's economic rise that has drawn in foreign investors.
Faster growth has also created wider wealth gaps, adding to grievances tapped by several violent Islamist groups from Mali to Algeria and Nigeria to Kenya. All have espoused an anti-Western, anti-Christian creed.
"If #Westgate was Kenya's symbol of prosperity, it is now a symbol of their vulnerability, a symbol of defeat and overall Kenyan impotence," al Shabaab said on its Twitter account, one of several taunts it sent after the attack.
Al Shabaab, which derided Kenya as it was battling militants inside the mall, said action by Kenyan troops using gas were responsible for the "lives of the 137 hostages who were being held by the mujahideen (fighters)."
Ole Lenku said he could not confirm intelligence reports of British and American militants. One cabinet minister had earlier denied speculation that women were among the guerrillas, but said some had been dressed as women, a possible ploy to get weapons past the mall's unarmed private security guards.
It is unusual, if not unknown, for Islamist militants to use female fighters: "We have an adequate number of young men who are fully committed & we do not employ our sisters in such military operations #Westgate," al Shabaab said on Twitter.
The group dismissed comments by one Kenyan minister that two or three of the militants were young Somali or Arab Americans.
A British security source said it was possible Samantha Lewthwaite, widow of one of the London suicide bombers of July 7 2005, was involved in the Nairobi siege. "It is a possibility. But nothing definitive or conclusive yet," the source said.
Lewthwaite is wanted in connection with an alleged plot to attack expensive hotels and restaurants in Kenya.
Kenyatta thanked other leaders, including Obama, for their support and used his address to praise the response of the Kenyan people and call for national unity, six months after his election was marked by ethnic tensions.
Many Kenyans agree that the bloodshed has helped foster a greater sense of national unity.
"We are all talking about it. The one good thing is that the whole of Kenya has become one, except for al Shabaab," said Vipool Shah, who helped pull bodies out of the mall.
Kenyatta's focus on Kenya's troubles, and of his role in a global campaign against terrorism, was a reminder that he faces trial at The Hague in a few weeks time for crimes against humanity over violence that followed a 2007 election.
The International Criminal Court adjourned the trial of his vice president this week because of the Westgate attack.
Kenyatta and his government have urged the ICC to drop the case. Warm words for the Kenyan leadership from Western allies during the siege may have boosted their hopes that the court might be pressed to shelve proceedings in the interests of shoring up an important partner in the fight against al Qaeda.
Al Shabaab had threatened revenge since Kenyan troops joined the war against Islamists in its northern neighbour two years ago. The group has created funding, recruiting and training networks in Kenya.
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When this was remodeled by the previous owner the pantry was turned into a small office. So this wooden armoire was added to use as a pantry. It looks large and awkward in the space. Any suggestions as to replacing it?: I attach a picture straight on and in the other direction to give you a feel for the entire space.
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Posted By Steve Kinsella On December 12, 2013 @ 11:11 PM In Florida News,Insider - Lightning,main feature,NHL | No Comments
The Tampa Bay Lightning (18-10-9 [39 points]) and Detroit Red Wings (15-10-8 [39 points]) were unable to settle their contest in regulation time or overtime.
[1]In the shootout Red Wings goalie Jonas Gustavsson [2] thwarted the first five Lightning shooters but Ben Bishop [3] was up to the task in doing the same against the Red Wing shooters.
In the sixth round Martin St. Louis [4] finally put a puck in the net and Bishop stopped Johan Franzen [5] giving the Lightning the well earned two points.
It was the first victory for the Lightning over the Red Wings at the Tampa Bay Times Forum since January 7, 2003.
The Red Wings won the last three matchups on December 17, 2005, November 13, 2008, and February 17, 2011. It was the Lightnings 4th straight game earning a point and their 3rd straight overtime game.
The third star of the game was awarded to Nikita Kucherov [6] who scored the Lightnings lone goal, the second star went to Red Wings Jonas Gustavsson who saved 26 of 27 shots, and the first star went to Lightning goalie Ben Bishop who stopped 28 of 29 shots.
The Red Wings scored the games first goal at the 15:04 mark on Kyle Quincey [7]'s first goal of the season with assist to Gustav Nyquist [8] (4) and Johan Franzen [5] (14).
Nikita Kucherov [6] found the back of the net for his third goal of the season with only 0:44 seconds left in the second period to tie the game at 1-1.
The Lightning will hit the road and take on the New Jersey Devils Saturday evening at 7:00 p.m. before heading to Detroit for a rematch with the Red Wings Sunday afternoon at 5:00 p.m.
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Posted By Jeff Belanger On January 8, 2014 @ 11:12 AM In iOS | 2 Comments
New rumors have come out on the iPhone 6 courtesy ET News, which is a publication from South Korea. The phone is supposed to be only 6 millimeters, which, if this information is correct, will make it the thinnest iPhone to date. Actually, that would make it the thinnest smartphone, ever.
Surprisingly, the report also claims that the phone will be heavier than the current iPhones. So thinner… and heavier? Yep, figure that one out.
Further rumors have said that the soon-to-be-newest iPhone, while taking its lead from the iPhone 5s, is supposed to be bigger in size (read: larger display). This, of course, would be Apple's response to the popularity of Android smartphones, like the Galaxy S4, and it is about time that Apple comes out with an iPhone that is big enough to compete with the Android market.
Details on the new iPhone from Apple will probably come out in September later this year and ET News also states that before that, in May, there is supposed to be a price drop for the iPhone 5s — a hundred dollar drop for people buying it on-contract. Supporting this rumor is the fact that Best Buy has already brought the price of the 5s down to $125.
You know what they say about rumors.
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Best Gay-Owned-and-Operated Restaurant
Hi-Life Cafe - CLOSED
Gay restaurants are a dime a dozen in South Florida, and most of them have a life expectancy measured in months. But for more than six years now, the Hi-Life has been an oasis of stability and consistency. Transplanted New Yorkers Chuck Smith and Carlos Fernandez started out with an atmosphere-drenched, one-room eatery that quickly gained a devoted following. Fernandez…
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Best Beer Selection
Murray's Pub
Though this pub offers about 130 brands of brew from all over the world, the beer that earns Murray's the prize hails from the abbey of Koningshoeven and is called La Trappe -- because it is made by the abbey's silent Trappist monks. It's fermented in the bottle, a corked crock. We usually choose the "tripple," which signifies triple-fermentation and…
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Best Restaurant for Getting Religion
Annie's Fresh Fish & Baked Goods - CLOSED
No matter what your religion, you can't help but get an ungodly kick out of Annie's. This Caribbean-Southern joint practices what it preaches with food that feeds fried kingfish, steamed red snapper, and curry goat to the body along with a dose of Scripture, delivered via the menu, for the soul. Not particularly observant? Don't worry -- even agnostics and…
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Best Filipino Restaurant
Manila Shangrila
Hidden away in Port Everglades, in a very green space carefully decorated as if for a special post-Sunday Mass occasion, Manila Shangrila churns out some of the best -- and most unusual -- dinner dishes ever to emerge from the Philippine islands. Lumpia (spring rolls) are chock full of hearty ingredients like potatoes, shrimp or various meats, and vegetables, served…
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Best Hamburger
Gotrocks Bar and Grill
Yes, it's a mad, mad, mad cow world. But don't let that stop you from digging into the juiciest burger you've had in years. The "inside-out" burger is a cheeseburger in reverse -- an assortment of cheeses melts inside the beef, then oozes out dramatically when you sink your teeth into it. Indeed we like this sandwich so much we…
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Best Pan-Asian Restaurant
It's rare enough when a new restaurant opens in Palm Beach that has all the elements for success: a stellar management team, plenty of money behind it, and a topnotch bill of fare. But it's even more unusual for one critic after another to crack that oyster and find a perfect pearl every time. That's the reception Echo has received,…
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Best Microbrewed Beer
Adam Fine's career began in his living room as a hobby. Then he got the idea that has propelled him to become a veritable pioneer in Broward County. The thought process worked kind of like this: South Florida is really hot. Hot climates tend to call for lighter beers, but a lot of people really love dark beers. So he…
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Best French Fries
We're not stupid. We're well aware that this upscale chain has built its rep on high-end Italian. We're not oblivious. We see that the menu lists such prized items as jumbo shrimp and saffron risotto or veal sautéed in Barolo wine sauce. We're not indifferent. We know plenty of steak houses, burger joints, hot dog stands, and a variety of…
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Best Coffeehouse
Barefoot Coffee
Coffeehouse mania swept much of the country during the 1990s, but, alas, it didn't make much of a dent in South Florida. (No, Starbucks doesn't count.) So local brew hounds found reason to rejoice when Meredith Huhn and Jay Motley opened Barefoot Coffee in November. It has the bona fides caffeine junkies expect. Start with some eclectic furniture: a crescent-moon…
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Best Restaurant When Someone Else Is Paying
Mark's CityPlace
Here's what unlimited wealth can get you: A powder blue Rolls-Royce à la the dude formerly known as Puff Daddy, Gucci accessories, and the right to rule CityPlace via a table at Mark's. Feeling more like a poor relation than a privileged Palm Beacher? Never fear. Chef-proprietor Mark Militello doesn't care who takes care of the check as long as…
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Best Menu Typo
Geronimo's Casual Gourmet Grill & Bar
You have to love it when a restaurant offers a special called the "10-Ounce Sauteed Lobster Tail with Fresh Muscles." We always told you those homonyms were tricky. Sea watt wee mien? …
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Best Pizza
Pizza Girls
Girls, girls, girls: You've got a good thing going here. You set up shop with absolutely no real pizza experience and manage, in only 18 months or so, to convert everyone in the area to a PG junkie. Your competitors say it's sabotage. They say making a "lasagna" pizza is sacrilegious. They can't quite figure out what you do to…
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Best New Restaurant
Roy's Restaurant
There once was a chef named Roy Whose Hawaiianish fare was pure joy. He opened some places We're stuffing our faces And now he's a happy boy.…
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Best Falafel
Tuti Fruti of Hollywood
Careless falafel fabrication can result in a deadly dry, throat-clogging orb -- asphyxiation by ground chickpea. But at the improbably named Tuti Fruti, Shehab Breish and Jamal Masoud whip up before your eyes falafel that is crunchy, moist, and beyond palatable. The Palestinian duo took over the Health Food Cafe earlier this year and introduced Middle Eastern fare at reasonable…
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Best Restaurant Brewery, Broward
Sporting Brews
Ahh, the good life in Weston: Sitting at a plastic table on the Sporting Brews veranda and looking over a retention pond for a new development in a swamp. Other bonuses include a nice view of a wonderfully sterile, isolated Adelphia office building, the flowing traffic of I-75, and three guys sitting nearby puffing on fat cigars and chatting about…
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Best Place to Gamble
Steak houses
At stake in the ultimate gamble, as any bungee jumper can tell you, is your life. But these days you don't have to jump off a bridge with a harness around your waist to cop that thrill. You can simply eat the wrong meat. In the current climate that means brain food -- quite literally. Mad cow disease, or Bovine…
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Best Restaurant for Gluttons
Royal King International Buffet & Grill
With more than 200 items, including stone crabs, snow crabs, and mussels on the half shell, this buffet restaurant is an obvious choice for little piggies. Help yourself to the Chinese, Japanese, Italian, and American fare time and again -- the cafeteria-style eatery is all-you-can-shove-in-your-face. Even vegetarians and Atkins dieters can get into the action, as an extensive salad bar…
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Best Mexican Restaurant
David's on the Avenue
The gringo lingo of the appellation doesn't give much clue here that chef-owner David Peraza's fare is not just authentic Mexican, but haute as well. Yet one glance at the tongue-twisting menu, filled with items such as ixtapa poblano (guajillo peppers stuffed with blue crabmeat, green olives, and Chihuahua cheese) and xochimilco (an ancho chili-flavored crepe stuffed with cuitlacoche, or…
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Best Farmers' Market
West Palm Beach GreenMarket
Most farmers' markets in South Florida don't have much "farm" in them, eschewing the raw in favor of the processed. The West Palm Beach GreenMarket is no exception. Not to imply an utter lack of fresh produce, but the quality of the prepared foodstuffs available every Saturday morning from mid-October through April makes this farmers' market truly superior. More than…
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Best Contemporary Restaurant
Sunfish Grill
It's probably no secret that we've been fans of chef-co-proprietor Tony Sindaco since he opened this cool little joint a couple of years ago. What may surprise you is our loyalty -- we still think he's tops. Check out some recent menu offerings: barbecued mahi-mahi and wild-mushroom torta with Jack cheese, mango salsa, and jalape�o sour cream; black grouper with…
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Best Seafood Restaurant
Fins Dockside
Take a lot of fresh air, add some tables, and top it all off with some of the most buttery fried clams in the business, and voilà! You have an equation for perfection, otherwise known as Fins. The seafood is served with a sense of humor here -- try the "shrimp and crabsicles," deep-fried pops of juicy seafood. The fishies…
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Best Drive-Thru Coffee Shop
Owners Suzie Ludlow and Jon Robichaud have been serving cranky drivers from this charming little stand for seven years. They peddle edible chocolate and almond cigars, which are delivered every morning from Protano's Bakery in Hollywood, as well as low-fat muffins, apple turnovers, and coffeecakes from local distributors. But it's the coffee that makes drivers line up around the block…
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Best Neighborhood Restaurant
Gusto's Grill & Bar
If a neighborhood restaurant is all things to all people, then Gusto's is the epitome of a "won't-you-be-my-neighbor" eatery. For the "just folks," it's club sandwiches, chicken quesadillas, and calzones. For the kids, it's chicken tenders, crayons, a place mat that doubles as a coloring book, and a soda with a lid and a straw. For the late sleepers, it's…
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Best Cuban Restaurant
If Cohiba can be considered the Queen Mother of Cuban comfort food, then we're clasped to her big, warm, soft bosom. From her we get our basic nourishment: black beans and rice, fried yuca, chicken noodle soup. From her we draw strength: pounded palomilla steaks, roast pork so tender it brings a quiver to our lips. From her we gain…
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Best Service in a Restaurant
Moon Thai & Japanese
If you want your plate to be served from the left and picked up from the right, don't go here. If you want your water glass to be aligned with the tip of your knife and all other beverages to be placed to the right cater-corner of your agua, see ya later. If you want tuxedo jackets with seams as…
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Best Restaurant for a Power Lunch
Brasserie Las Olas
If the definition of power is embedded in politics, look no further than Brasserie Las Olas. Located just across the bridge from the Broward County courthouse, the something-for-everyone restaurant caters to the ever-hungry -- and those are just the lawyers. Judges and perps alike share a taste for proprietor Mark Soyka's well-known brand of casual dining, ranging from burgers to…
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Best Barbecue Sandwich
Georgia Pig Barbeque & Restaurant
Barbecue snobs have simple but stringent requirements. First of all the standard for judging is a good old-fashioned sandwich. The meat of choice is lean but succulent pork, preferably pulled or in chunks rather than sliced. And it goes without saying that it has to be smoked. Then there's the all-important sauce: tangy but not too tangy, with a hint…
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Best Restaurant Row
Atlantic Avenue
Clematis Street is still out there trying, but it has nothing on Atlantic Avenue. This once-struggling thoroughfare virtually teems with eateries of every type, from haute Mexican to modern American to classic oyster bar. Interested in Italian? You got it. Crave a coffeehouse? That too. Perhaps even more significant are the extensions of the restaurant row. Now that it's practically…
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Best Greek Restaurant
If, like Virgil, you "fear the Greeks even when they bring gifts," then Yissou is not the place for you. Every item here is practically a present, from the complimentary skordalia (garlic mashed potatoes) to the rice and ground meat gift-wrapped with grape leaves and beribboned with a froth of lemon sauce. But if, like Thucydides, you "are lovers of…
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Best Ribs
Taro's Tahitian Barbecue
The name pretty much states outright what a diner can expect -- that is, if you have any idea what to expect from a Tahitian barbecue. Here's what not to expect: grass skirts and flaming batons. The only flames here are the ones chef-owner Darroll Tekurio applies to his exuberant barbecue, with its tangy, bright sauces and authentic island side…
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Best French Restaurant
Bistro Provence
We love a restaurant that says what it means and means what it says. Bistro Provence is just such a place: no pretension, no allusion, no illusion. Just honest, warm, French country fare inspired by one of the greatest culinary regions in the world. To wit: Lace curtains, an herb garden, and pungent, back-to-the-earth fare such as tapénade, duck-liver mousse…
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Best Fine Dining That Offers a Highchair
3030 Ocean
Fact is this new, stylish eatery could have made the list in just about any topic: Best Seafood Restaurant for its selection of items like wahoo sashimi with citrus-soy sauce or king prawns with yams and garlic-lime butter, Best Contemporary Restaurant for its influences that range from French (Anjou pear salad with spicy pecans and blue cheese) to local (sautéed…
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Best Chili
Le Tub
Correct bean-to-meat ratio? Check. Trace amounts of cayenne? Roger. Chunks of ground beef, not minuscule scraps? Oh yeah. Not too tomatoey? But of course. Le Tub is one of those last remaining bastions of true funkiness left in Broward and Palm Beach counties -- rough wood tables, checks and credit cards not accepted, no tap beer -- and the victuals…
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Best Bloody Mary
The Entrada Resort Motel
Half the fun of a bloody mary is where and when you drink it. That's because people almost always consume these spicy delicacies when they really shouldn't be drinking -- in the morning. And if you are going to drink in the morning, you might as well do it at a joint that opens at 7 a.m. That would be…
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Best Meat Loaf
Jerk Machine
You know meat loaf, right? It's greasy, dense as a brick, and forced upon you by your mother; the kind of meal that makes you want to cough, shovel everything into a napkin stashed in your lap, then head for the john. Well, when you travel to Jamaica, you can forget everything you know, or think you know, about meat…
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Best Margarita
Mexican Cantina
If you want the absolutely best quality margarita around, there are, admittedly, better places than Mexican Cantina. However, there is something to be said for quantity, and this home of the 46-ounce margarita has that in spades. One does not quite grasp what 46 ounces of margarita looks like until that massive glass is set in front of you. A…
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Best Martini
California Café
Javier is behind the bar tonight, not that it would really have mattered. The stalwart drink slingers of California Café are all experts in the art of the martini. "On the rocks or straight up?" There's only one right answer to this question. Upon hearing "Straight up," he nods and flashes a smirk, suggesting that he would have scoffed at…
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Best Dim Sum
King Palace Chinese Bar-B-Q Restaurant
It wouldn't be dim sum without shrimp and pork playing leading roles. And in this otherwise nondescript strip-mall Chinese eatery, the little crustaceans and the "other white meat" combine to steal the show -- which runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. (The restaurant is open until 10 p.m. on weekdays and 11 p.m. Friday through Sunday.) Whether steamed…
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Best Inexpensive Italian Restaurant
Poppy's Pizza & Subs II
OK, this place may be best known for its pizza, which blisters your mouth so appropriately. But a slice that would make any New Yorker grin isn't Poppy's only claim to fame. The pizza oven embraces an enormous steak calzone, for example, stuffed with sirloin, ricotta, mozzarella, onions, and peppers. It puts the finishing touches on a chicken, cheddar, and…
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Best Sushi
Kyoto Sushi and Sake Lounge - CLOSED
Cookie-cutter sushi bars abound in South Florida. But if you took a picture of Kyoto's product -- some of the freshest fish around -- and compared it to the outputs of three other random sushi bars, you'd quickly notice that one of these things is not like the others. The reason is simple: Chef Lee, proprietor and master sushi chef…
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Best South American Restaurant
Las Totoritas
You can't miss the place: An oversize red-and-white Peruvian flag, nearly always stretched taut in the breezes that whip across the North Perry Airport, perches atop the smallish storefront eatery, serving as a beacon for all lovers of the Andean nation's sophisticated cuisine. Inside the tiny, wood-paneled dining room, which is lined with medieval-style paintings of saints, this third outpost…
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Best Bakery
Gran Forno
To find Gran Forno, you could look for the storefront window that displays bakers at work, or you could simply close your eyes (mind your step) and follow your nose. The smell of bread, savory with rosemary, wafts to the street. On weekends Gran Forno is crowded and clubby. Regulars gather in tennis togs to consult maps for their upcoming…
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Best Late-Night Dining
Lester's Diner
The coolest thing about Lester's Diner isn't the vast menu, although it's an impressive one: daily specials, 70 or so different sandwiches (including such quirky combos as meat loaf and fried egg), nearly two dozen salads, homemade soups du jour, 35 desserts "baked on the premises daily," Greek and Italian specialties, a children's menu, and such mainstay entrées as chicken,…
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Best Thai Restaurant
Siam Cuisine
As new property owners and the city continue to spruce up Wilton Drive, this little free-standing gem remains a delicious constant, its neon sign beckoning locals to partake of its peerless Southeast Asian fare. For two decades the brother-sister team of Sam and Patty Suwanpiboon has warmed the hearts and burned the tongues of Thai-food lovers with such fine starters…
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Best Relief Effort for Single Parents
Tout Sweet - CLOSED
In a time when so many restaurants reluctantly provide one highchair or maybe a booster seat, Tout Sweet is a godsend. Not only does this restaurant and ice cream parlor offer succor for adolescent dietary stress with an appealing kid's menu, it mitigates parental economic stress with "Kids Eat Free" on Sundays. Tout Sweet also runs generation-gap specials such as…
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Best Ice Cream
Even the bathrooms at this neon-color monument to all things fattening are deliciously tempting. People flock to the lime green-and-orange ice cream parlor to dare friends and strangers to step behind the clear glass doors of the bathrooms, which are in full view of those waiting in line for their favorite confection. Luckily for those who prefer to keep some…
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Best Soul Food
Betty's Restaurant and BBQ
Few places offer a taste of black Southern cuisine as complete and inexpensive as this place tucked between Sistrunk Boulevard and 22nd Road. Lunchtime brings local businesspeople together while Matlock reruns mime on two muted televisions and gospel classics rotate on the jukebox. The dining area is kept cool, and regardless of where you sit, you can't miss a big…
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Best Desserts
Stork's Bakery and Coffeehouse
This elegant little café offers a wide range of happy endings -- from a simple ginger cookie to a sinful Chocolate Decadence. It's all good. In addition to classic cakes, this neighborhood favorite mixes things up with trendy chocolate bread pudding or an upscale rendition of carnival fare. "It's all air and sugar," laughed one recent customer after happily biting…
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Best Pub Fare
John Bull English Pub
When you say that this place is a trendy, traditional British pub, that's no bull -- and it's no oxymoron either. On the trendy side are salads -- such as the Tuscan garden with smoked turkey, comprising artichokes, roasted peppers, button mushrooms, and bacon-mustard dressing -- and main courses including fresh fish of the day with Creole rémoulade and toasted…
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Best Place to Boat to Dinner
Cap's Place Island Restaurant
The ferryboat to Cap's Place is interesting (think of a refurbished, polished, and well-covered African Queen), and it's free. It's not a long ride, just a nice jaunt across the Intracoastal, but once you get there, you're going back a long way. Meyer Lansky and other gangsters still haunt the place. In the bar you can almost still smell the…
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Best Cuban Sandwich
Tropical Café
Why such passion for a sandwich that's not even good for you? Because it tastes so good, that's why. And the sandwich at Tropical Café is an exemplar of the genre. A huge, pressed Cuban roll stuffed with ham, Swiss cheese, and home-cooked pork (roasted to tenderness for four and a half hours) can easily get you through the day…
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Best Homemade Pasta
Mimi's Ravioli
Other than your Italian relatives' house on a major holiday, this is the place to be for fresh homemade pasta. The place got its start in 1970 when Joe and Mimi Termine brought a couple of ravioli machines from New York City. Joe figured he'd make some ravioli, maybe sell a bit, and have a nice little hobby. A few…
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Best Donuts
Krispy Kreme
Yes, we named this place last year, too. But when something is the best, it's the best, and that's all there is to it. Krispy Kreme rules the donut world; all else is just fat-fried dough. Arrive when these deliciously soft, airy treats are fresh out of the oven, and you'll finally understand why the good Lord gave you taste…
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Best Ethnic Food Store
Middle East Bakery
Just a stuffed grape leaf's throw from the county courthouse, Adib Salloum's little gem of a store would be worth the trip for the fresh pita alone -- earthy, chewy, and delicate all at once. The fresh hummus and tabbouleh are terrific; big barrels of imported olives from all over the Mediterranean take up the shop's center stage. The cooler…
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Best Early-Bird Special
Sonoma Grille - CLOSED
The restaurant prefers to call them "sunset specials," which made more sense before the end of daylight savings caused the sun to set at, oh, 8 p.m. or so. But why quibble? The fact remains that this eatery, which opens daily at 4 p.m., offers a great gourmet deal: soup or salad, main course, potato and vegetable of the day,…
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Best Subs
Monster Subs
Subs, hoagies, grinders -- call them what you will, the essence remains meat, cheese, veggies, and bread, over and over again, no matter where you go or whom you patronize. How then does one differentiate the good from the bad? It's the little things, really: the crisp sweet peppers and nutty provolone playing tag on your tongue, the lettuce shredded…
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Best Hot Sauce
Hot Pot Jamaican Restaurant
Along with the tasty Jamaican specialties served up at this Lauderhill eatery -- callaloo; mackerel; jerk pork, chicken, and fish; brown stew chicken; and curry goat -- some of the spiciest yet yummiest hot sauces in the land are made at Hot Pot. This golden-red dew of the gods is full of floating seeds harvested from the Scotch bonnet pepper,…
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Best Barbecue
Charlie's Bar-B-Q - CLOSED
The takeout menu notes that Charlie's is located between Pizza Hut and McDonald's. The astute observer might also realize that the exterior of the joint looks like an extant fast-food restaurant. And the truly brilliant eye will notice that Charlie's is a self-service, cafeteria-style place, where you kind of point to what you want and everything is plated for you…
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Best Restaurant to Die in the Past Year
East City Grill
You could say it was a victim of greed. One of the most popular fine-dining restaurants on Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard and the eatery credited with revitalizing the area, East City Grill got unceremoniously kicked out of its space this past year. The landlord decided to sell the lot to a condominium builder. Goodbye pan-Asian/fusion fare, hello prefab apartments. No…
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Best Restaurant Brewery, Palm Beach
Restaurant breweries are about as hard to find in South Florida as wool sweaters. The dearth of handcrafted brews here isn't really that surprising, as subtropical climes tend to foster a thirst for icy, fruity drinks like rumrunners and margaritas. But we like beer, dammit, and that's where Brewzzi's comes in. Granted it doesn't have much competition (it's the only…
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Best Outdoor Dining
Tails Tropic Island Grill - CLOSED
This being South Florida and all, the competition for this category is fierce. Particularly this year, given that the exceptionally dry weather has pushed almost all of us diners firmly out-of-doors. Aficionados of the alfresco thing make much ado of water views, sea breezes, and lots of shade. Tails complies with all those qualifications, going a few steps further with…
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Best Middle-Eastern Restaurant
New Tel-Aviv Restaurant
To take a look into this Israeli deli, you'd never know it's "new." The place is always so full of loyal customers it might as well be called Old Tel-Aviv. The eatery's signs and menus are written in both Hebrew and English, and the place is Glatt kosher. That means you won't find any dairy on the premises, but you'll…
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Best Expensive Italian Restaurant
Yes, it's a classic, this link of a very popular, worldwide chain of high-end Italian restaurants. And yes, some of the menu items -- carpaccio, for example -- tend toward the tried-and-true. The restaurant is also loud, crowded, and filled with socialites. But really, when you're talking about receiving such delicacies as squid-ink ravioli filled with minced fish and seafood,…
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Best Steak House
Rumba's Latin Grill - CLOSED
Granted, the name of the venue is a little confusing. Formerly one of two West Broward places known as Parrilla's Latin Grill, the restaurant's neon sign still reads Parrilla's. But the billboard advertising the eatery now calls it Rumba's, since the Parrilla's partners split, each keeping one restaurant. And you might be a touch baffled by the menu, which lists…
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Best Burritos
Tacos al Carbon
"Autenticamente Mexicano" reads the sign above this roadside eatery, a tiny little place surrounded by the Guatemalan and Mexican districts of central Palm Beach County. There's hardly a gringo in sight within. (They probably wouldn't know how to mix and match the pineapple, guava, and tamarind sodas with the rich selections from the cooks' steam table, anyway.) But even the…
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Best Chain Restaurant
Buca di Beppo - CLOSED
Is awarding a restaurant "best chain" a backhanded compliment? We doubt Buca di Beppo would think so. A cavernous Italian dinner house where portions are prodigious -- two-pound meatballs make this place a contender for the "Best Restaurant for Gluttons" category as well -- Buca di Beppo is one of the fastest-growing and most profitable chain restaurants in the nation,…
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Best Mediterranean Restaurant
Finjan Bar & Grille - CLOSED
If you think of the Mediterranean as a crossroads-type culinary region, then you'll have no problem assimilating this joint. Headed by owners and chefs whose heritages include French, Belgian, and Israeli, Finjan takes all those influences and swirls them into an intriguing compendium. In other words it's the perfect place for a little salade Niçoise with your falafel and a…
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A wager, a scandal, a fortune at stakeâ¦
Madelene Colgate has three days to find a husband--or her family's wealth is forever lost. It's no wonder she plays into the hands of Gabriel Westcott, a devilishly handsome stranger all too happy to make her his wife. Madelene is relieved to be wed, until she discovers Gabriel's true identity: He is her brother's mortal enemyâ¦and he has trapped her in a marriage of revenge!
But once Gabriel is alone with his new bride,… (più)


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CHARLOTTE (AP) -- The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say a fourth-grader was caught today at school with a gun in his waistband and two bullets in his hand.
School officials say another student saw the 9-year-old with the bullets and alerted a teaching assistant.
The teacher at Briarwood Elementary in northeast Charlotte walked the boy to the office and found a .380-caliber gun.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Sergeant David Schwob says officials are trying to figure out why the child had the gun.
It was not loaded, but the bullets the boy had in his hand were for a .380.
Schwob says the boy had been living with his 21-year-old cousin.
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June is National Dairy Month! Why not try making your own dairy products with some of these items from the library's collection:
Complete Guide to Making Cheese, Butter, and Yogurt at Home by Richard Helweg
Home Cheese Making by Ricki Carroll
The Home Creamery by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
Homestead Blessings: The Art of Dairy Delights (DVD)
And it you're like me and have a weakness for cheese, try some of these cookbooks:
Cheese, Glorious Cheese! by Paula Lambert
Grilled Cheese by Marlena Spieler


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The Rochester Time Trial is a very flat 4 mile out-and-back course that starts and ends at the Port of Rochester.
Saturday, Aug. 9th Rochester Twilight Criterium
Amateur Fields: 3:45 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Main Event: 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
The Rochester Twilight Criterium takes place right in the middle of Rochester's downtown. The short closed-loop course allows spectators plenty of access to the racing.
Where to Watch
Criteriums are renouned for being spectator friendly events, and this is especially true for the Rochester Twilight Criterium! The course is a one mile long loop, so it's easy to walk around the entire course and pick your favorite vantage points.
And there are plenty of thrilling vantage points on this course! Every turn in the course offers a unique view of the action as the riders maneuver their bikes through tricky corners while going as fast as humanly possible.
11:30 a.m to 4 p.m. - Road Race
Where to Watch
The Rochester Road Race covers a lot of ground, and it's impossible to know in advance where the decisive attack that shapes the outcome of the race will occur. It might happen in the climbs of Dansville and Nunda, or the field might stay together until the finishing circuit where the contenders and their teams will be trying to position themselves for a thrilling sprint at the finish line.
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why doesn't the tail of a comet melt when it orbits the sun?
Because it's already melted. In fact, the comet head is a big snowball mixed with dirt, and what happens when it comes near the Sun is that the Sun starts melting it. Then all the water comes streaming off the comet head, and the Solar wind blows it out beind the comet in a big tail. So you see, the comet tail is already melted. It's like the jet of steam you see coming out of your tea kettle when the water is boiling like mad.
The tail of a comet is not a solid object; it is a cloud of gas. It has already melted, or more likely sublimed (changed directly from a solid to a gas) because of the heat from the sun and the vacuum in space.
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Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) 2011
Artist: Simon & Garfunkel
Title Of Album: Bridge Over Troubled Water (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Sony CMG
Genre: Pop/Rock
Format: MP3, Lame 3.97
Quality: VBR ~183 kbps, 44.1 Khz
Total Time: 01:36:43
Total Size: 109 Mb
Covers: Front
Limited three disc (two CDs + DVD) import edition includes a bonus 17 track CD over the U.S. deluxe version. Deluxe 40th Anniversary edition includes bonus DVD that contains the original 1969 TV special Songs Of America plus a brand new documentary on the making of the album. Digitally remastered edition of this ground-breaking 1970 album from the most successful Folk-Rock duo of the 1960s. Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel crafted a series of legendary hit albums and singles featuring their signature harmonies, ringing acoustic and electric guitars, and Simon's acute, finely wrought songwriting. Bridge Over Troubled Water has sold over 25-million copies worldwide and was one of the biggest-selling albums of its decade, topping the charts for 10 weeks and containing four hit singles: 'The Boxer', 'Cecilia', 'El Condor Pasa' and the title track. Perhaps the most delicately textured album to close out the 1960s from any major rock act, Bridge Over Troubled Water, at its most ambitious and bold, is a quietly reassuring album; at other times, it is personal yet soothing; and at other times still, it's just plain fun.
CD 1: Bridge Over Troubled Water
01. Bridge Over Troubled Water
02. El Condor Pasa (If I Could)
03. Cecilia
04. Keep The Customer Satisfied
05. So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright
06. The Boxer
07. Baby Driver
08. The Only Living Boy In New York
09. Why Don't You Write Me
10. Bye Bye Love
11. Song For The Asking
CD 2: Live 1969
01. Homeward Bound
02. At The Zoo
03. The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
04. Song For The Asking
05. For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
06. Scarborough Fair / Canticle
07. Mrs. Robinson (From The Motion Picture "The Graduate")
08. The Boxer
09. Why Don't You Write Me
10. So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright
11. That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine
12. Bridge Over Troubled Water
13. The Sound Of Silence
14. I Am A Rock
15. Old Friends / Bookends Theme
16. Leaves That Are Green
17. Kathy's Song
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