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Pickwick Landing has three public swimming beaches. Circle Beach and Sandy Beach are located in the park's day-use area and the third is located across the lake at Bruton Branch primitive area. Altogether, there are about two miles of public swimming beach at Pickwick. Swimming is not supervised at the beaches. Restrooms are available. The inn offers an indoor pool and an outdoor pool from Memorial Day to Labor Day exclusively for our cabin and inn guests.
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KANSAS CITY, MO - DECEMBER 20: Kicker Phil Dawson #4 of the Cleveland Browns attempts a field goal during their NFL game against the Kansas City Chiefs on December 20, 2009 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. The Browns defeated the Chiefs 41-34. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
The Cleveland Browns' new TV show "Road Tested" premiered last night on the Travel Channel and I have no idea if it was a good show or not. I know for a fact that I was riveted and couldn't take my eyes off of it, but in terms of targeted programming there are very few programs that could be targeted any better toward me as a viewer. I'm left mostly thinking the show has potential, but needs to reign in its chaos just a little bit.
In fairness to the pilot episode of "Road Tested" there was a whole lot of ground to cover. In its inaugural episode the producers apparently wanted to introduce the audience to the Cleveland Browns and catch them up to the ownership change and where they are as a team today. The show is meant to give an inside look into preparing for a game and all the things that go on during the week. By nature that process is multi-faceted and chaotic, especially when the grounds crew is faced with hurricane Sandy remnants in field preparation.
Phil Dawson got tons of time in the first episode. We got an inside look on what it takes to prepare a kicking ball. We saw the world's biggest shoe closet with various planting shoes and kicking shoes. We got an inside look at a couple of Texas families at a steakhouse when the Dawson's and their kids went out with Colt McCoy and his wife. More on Dawson later.
I won't recap the whole show, but overall I loved a lot of it. The emotional mid-field meeting between Bernie Kosar and a family that lost their son in the military was particularly moving. For all the flack Bernie takes for running one of the most unintelligible Twitter accounts on the Internet, it's helpful to be reminded why Clevelanders love the former QB. He's a big, compassionate guy who wears his heart on his sleeve and is eager to be a great ambassador. The show followed the storyline of Ravens week with a segment on the game and tying up the Dawson storyline with his five field goals in the loss.
As much as I loved the show, I felt it was just a little bit chaotic and unfocused. That leads me to wonder how the show played for NFL fans that are not Browns fans. This first episode had so many things packed in that I am not sure if any parts of it ended up being memorable to more casual fans. Then again, it was just the first episode. There's certainly time to cover ground in a more methodical and cohesive way now that the groundwork has been laid. Even with some of the issues, I think the show is a big win for the team.
This show is going to humanize the Cleveland Browns and give them the kind of P.R. fluff that they haven't been able to give themselves since 1999. I use fluff not in a negative way, by the way. We don't want fluff in Pat Shurmur press conferences, but a produced TV show about the team? The more fluff the better.
For Browns fans this show should feel like a giant step forward or even an enlightening for an organization that is coming off of an owner who couldn't be bothered to give an interview on an annual basis. It's absolutely great for Browns fans and hopefully serve as a stepping off point for this team to regain some cultural relevance they've lost with all the losing over the years.
If they can just start winning on the field that will obviously help too. In the meantime, there's nothing wrong with winning in P.R. and media. Can't wait to see what they do next week with the Browns on the road to visit New Jersey.
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Posted By Joe Zarbano On October 8, 2013 @ 1:04 pm In General | 7 Comments
The Broncos [1] steamroll their way to the No. 1 spot after another dominant performance from Peyton Manning [2] and the offense. John Elway [3]'s undefeated team has looked unstoppable and is a lock for the top spot again next week as the No. 32 Jaguars travel to Denver in Week 6.
Only three undefeated teams remain. The Saints (2) and Chiefs (8) both missed the playoffs last year but look primed to return after starting 5-0. Meanwhile, the Jaguars (32) and Giants [4] (30) continue to search for a win. The two teams have a combined 31 turnovers.
Upsets were the theme in Week 5. The Seahawks [5] (3), Patriots (9) and Falcons (20) all drop in the rankings after losing games in which they were favored. There could be more shakeup looming with the Packers [6] (7) traveling to Baltimore (11) and the undefeated Saints heading to New England this Sunday.
1. (2) Broncos (5-0) — Not much more can be said about the Broncos offense. It's not too early to start talking about an undefeated season. Unless you put up at least 40 points, you're not beating Denver. The 46 points-per-game average is 16 points higher than the second-place Cowboys.
2. (3) Saints (5-0) — Drew Brees [7] threw a career-high 19 interceptions last year. The Saints defense was historically bad. This is a completely different team. New Orleans is winning close games, protecting the football and playing great defense.
3. (1) Seahawks (4-1) — The Seahawks went 2-for-12 on third down Sunday against the Colts. There's no reason for major panic in Seattle, however, as injured starting tight end Zach Miller should be ready to go next week and Percy Harvin's return is on the horizon. That will dramatically help the offense.
4. (4) 49ers [8] (3-2) — Protect the football, dominate defensively and pound the ground game. That's been the Niners' formula for success the last couple of years. Not many teams can win a game when the starting quarterback completes just six passes.
5. (6) Colts (4-1) — Andrew Luck [9]'s resiliency and poise in big situations has been extremely impressive. He now has nine game-winning drives in his young career.
6. (12) Bengals (3-2) — As bad as the Patriots have played on offense, the Bengals deserve an enormous amount of recognition for snapping Tom Brady [10]'s TD pass streak and holding New England to just six points. The Bengals' defensive performance was nothing less than stellar.
7. (7) Packers (2-2) — It's a story of threes in Green Bay. It took three years for the Packers to have a running back rush for over 100 yards in a game. In Green Bay's last three games, three different running backs have rushed for 132, 103 and 99 yards. Expect this team to move out of third place very soon.
8. (9) Chiefs (5-0) — Andy Reid [11]'s Chiefs just aren't going away in the AFC West. From two wins in all of 2012 to five wins in as many tries in 2013, there is no team in the NFL that has had a better turnaround season than the Chiefs.
9. (5) Patriots (4-1) — A week won't go by in New England when fans won't compare Danny Amendola [12] to Wes Welker [13]. As Welker surpassed his touchdown total last year with his seventh in Week 5, Tom Brady and the Patriots offense [14] searched for answers.
10. (8) Bears (3-2) — Injuries to Chicago's front four continue to pile up. First it was starting defensive tackle Henry Melton, now it's DT Nate Collins who suffered a season-ending injury.
11. (12) Ravens (3-2) — Terrell Suggs [15] has been a force at linebacker. The Ravens defense has been one of the best in the league on third down, and that continued against the Dolphins on Sunday to the tune of 3-for-16.
12. (10) Dolphins (3-2) — Ryan Tannehill has been sacked an alarming, NFL-high 24 times. The run game has been ineffective as well. The Dolphins need improved play from their offensive line.
13. (16) Cowboys (2-3) — It's tough to fault any defense going up against Peyton Manning and the Broncos, but the Cowboys have allowed a staggering 81 points in their last two games. This defense has gone backward after the firing of Rob Ryan.
14. (11) Lions (3-2) — Detroit's potent offense was neutralized without stud receiver Calvin Johnson [16] on Sunday. In a close divisional race, the Lions will need a healthy Johnson and much better play from the offensive line. Stafford was sacked five times in Sunday's loss to the Packers.
15. (18) Cardinals (3-2) — Arizona's trademark over the last couple of years has been its defense. It's reliable every week. It was on display once again Sunday when the Cards forced four turnovers and recorded seven sacks against the Panthers.
16. (19) Eagles (2-3) — Did anyone expect Michael Vick [17] to play a full 16-game season?
17. (14) Texans (2-3) — Matt Schaub has just been plain awful. He set a record Sunday for most consecutive games with a pick-six, with four. It might be time for a change in Houston, but T.J. Yates certainly is not the answer. The Texans don't have many options.
18. (15) Titans (3-2) — The Titans desperately need Chris Johnson [18] to make more of an impact in the run game. He's averaging just 3.1 yards per carry and has yet to score a rushing touchdown.
19. (23) Jets (3-2) — "Hope" is spelled G-e-n-o in New York. The rookie QB didn't turn the ball over and led his team on a methodical game-winning drive. Improvement week to week will be the key for Smith.
20. (13) Falcons (1-4) — The Falcons are playing poorly in many different phases. The offensive line has been shaky, the defense continues to allow big plays and there have been many questionable coaching decisions.
21. (21) Browns (3-2) — I guess things were just going too good in Cleveland, so the football Gods had to knock them down a few pegs. Brian Hoyer [19] is out for the year. The Browns haven't averaged 20 or more points a game since 2007. Behind Hoyer, Cleveland put up 30-plus in two of his three starts.
22. (20) Redskins (1-3) — Starting 0-3 in the NFC East is no big deal. The Redskins have a great opportunity to take control of their division this week against the Cowboys.
23. (25) Panthers (1-3) — Cam Newton [20]'s career record dropped to 14-22 since being selected first overall in 2011. Cincinnati's Andy Dalton [21], selected in the second round, improved to 22-15.
24. (24) Rams (2-3) — It took five weeks and a game against the Jaguars, but St. Louis didn't turn the ball over for the first time this season.
25. (17) Chargers (2-3) — Turnovers lead to losses, and that's the reason why the Chargers are in last place. San Diego is a minus-8 in turnover differential.
26. (27) Bills (2-3) – It's never a good sign when your starting quarterback is coming from the practice squad. Thad Lewis will be under center Sunday against a Bengals defense that made Tom Brady look bad.
27. (22) Vikings (1-3) — With just four passing touchdowns in four games, it's no wonder why the Vikings are doing whatever they can to improve their downfield passing game. Peyton Manning had seven in his first game.
28. (29) Raiders (2-3) — The latest roster move in Oakland is just another example of this franchise's incompetence at managing the quarterback position. It's the most important position in football, but the Raiders continue to fail, as QB's come and go like a carousel. JaMarcus Russell [22], Andrew Walter [23], Kerry Collins [24], Daunte Culpepper [25], Carson Palmer [26] and now Matt Flynn. Does anybody believe Terrell Pryor can be the savior?
29. (28) Steelers (0-4) — It's going to take more than Levi Brown to fix the Steelers' offensive line problems. This will continue to be a nightmare year for Pittsburgh.
30. (26) Giants (0-5) — As he watches his older brother have a career year, Eli Manning [27] is having a career-worst year. Still, I'm not convinced benching the two-time Super Bowl [28] MVP is the answer in New York. He's a proven winner. Tom Coughlin [29] and the coaching staff must find a way to get him back.
31. (31) Buccaneers [30] (0-4) — No more excuses in Tampa. Josh Freeman [31] was sent packing. Now the Bucs can't blame poor play on distractions. It's put up or shut up time.
32. (32) Jaguars (0-5) — The Jaguars are 28-point underdogs this Sunday against the Broncos. Even if they were 35, I'd consider taking Denver.
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R.J.'s for Ribs
R.J.'s for Ribs was one of many restaurants opened in Southern California by a man named Bob Morris who was kind of the Johnny Appleseed of restaurants. Mr. Morris made his fame with Gladstone's, the venerable seafood eatery out by the beach. Folks who went there when he ran it still talk about how great it was when it was wholly under his control. The current Gladstone's bears little resemblance to that fine eatery but Morris now owns and operates the Paradise Cove Beach Cafe up in Malibu that more or less combines what was great about the old Gladstone's with what was great about R.J.'s, which he operated in Beverly Hills at 252 N. Beverly Drive until 2006.
R.J.'s was a fun place with reasonable prices and the emphasis was, of course, on ribs. Whereas most rib joints specialize in pork, Gladstone's did special things with the largest beef ribs I'd ever seen. Their pork ribs were fine — no complaints there — but the beef ribs were huge and meaty and tender. I usually opted for a combo of beef ribs and chicken. Their chicken was very, very good. Everything there was and so R.J.'s was very successful…and imitated. I'm not sure if Mr. Morris was involved in it but out on Ventura Boulevard in Encino, in a building that's now a Buca di Beppo, there was a restaurant called Adam's Ribs that was a near-clone. It was not quite as good but it came close.
Like most Bob Morris restaurants, R.J.'s had…
- A very, very long salad bar with items you usually don't see in a salad bar. I brought vegetarian friends there and they were very happy to graze while I gnawed on animal flesh.
- Sawdust on the floor. And interesting things on the walls, mainly photos of old Los Angeles. Once, I spotted a photo I liked so much (it was of a fave childhood haunt) that I called Mr. Morris's office and they gave me the name of the photographer/archivist they got them from. Then I called him and ordered a print.
- The Bob Morris Clam Chowder. Folks raised in New England would sometimes say, "That's not how clam chowder's supposed to be. It's too thick." And it was thick. But not having been raised in New England, I thought it was the best white clam chowder I ever had. You can still get it at his current establishment.
- Monster-sized desserts. People would order the chocolate cake and be stunned at what they got: A slice big enough to carve up and share with six people, with gobs of whipped cream on the side. It was also unbelievably rich and moist. Once when I was there with one person, we didn't want to order the cake because we weren't going home after. The people at the next table heard us and handed us the unconsumed cake they were left with after stuffing themselves. We ate all we could and then handed it off to strangers at yet another table. I have a feeling they weren't the last in that food chain.
- Decorative "to go" wrappings. It wasn't just the cake that most folks took home to eat the next day (and maybe the next and the next…) I always took home ribs and/or chicken from my colossal-sized entree. R.J.'s was known for huge portions and few could finish them on the premises. The bus boys were all trained to wrap your overage in gold aluminum foil and then to sculpt the package into a swan or other artistic creation. It was like making balloon animals with your leftovers. I used to challenge them: "Hey, how about an aardvark? Or a puma?"
- New items. I went to R.J.'s about twice a month and there always seemed to be something on the menu that hadn't been there before. Once, it was something called The 1,000 Year Old Baked Potato. It was a huge potato that was served at your table in a crockery shell. Allegedly, it had been encased like a mummy in a shell of brick that was stamped and numbered, then baked underground in a pit for ten centuries or something. Your server broke open the shell with a little hammer and then served you your potato with a tray of about a dozen condiments including caviar and real, just-cooked bacon bits.
- Other little touches. Coffee was served with a side cup of whipped cream and another of chocolate morsels. The chowder came with a soup mandel, which is kind of like a big Jewish crouton. Sometimes, there was a little appetizer bar of cheese and crackers and other goodies to munch on. and there were always open bins of free peanuts while you waited for your table. On a Friday, Saturday or Sunday evening (sometimes on a weeknight), that could be a long wait.
That was the main downside of R.J.'s, at least at the peak of its popularity: The wait. That was a problem out at the old Gladstone's, too. An 8 PM reservation meant you started waiting for a table at 8 PM and were fortunate to be seated by, say, 8:45. Even though they provided snacks, it could be frustrating and there was the clear and present feeling that it was deliberate; that they wanted you to spend heavily at the bar before they'd seat you. The bar, like everything else there except the prices, was huge. They'd boast of having 600 different beers or 800 different beers…the number kept changing but it was always believable, given what you saw there. There were as many non-beer alcoholic beverages, as well. Eventually though, you'd get your table and about the time your clam chowder arrived, you'd start feeling it was worth the wait. In case you can't tell, I really liked this place.
And there was a way around the wait, sort of. I had this friend named Stanley Ralph Ross, a prolific TV writer and occasional restaurant critic. Stanley was a friend of Bob Morris…one who claimed to have suggested the name of Gladstone's. (Given Stanley's tendency to exaggerate, it wouldn't surprise me if Mr. Morris did not agree.) When I told him of an excruciatingly long wait at R.J.'s one night, Stanley said, "You need a Farkleberry Card," and before I could ask what the hell that was, Stanley was on the phone to Bob Morris's office, convincing some nice lady there to send me one. It turned out to be a blue plastic card not unlike a credit card in look and feel but it didn't buy anything. Instead, you flashed it quietly to the hostess to tell her you were some sort of privileged friend of R.J.'s…I guess. It was supposed to get you a table swiftly (or even sans reservation) but I'm not sure it ever sped the seating process and I never dared go there without a reservation. Still, I told myself after waiting just under an hour for a table, "Just think how long it would take without the card." And I did feel privileged in some odd way.
Eventually, R.J.'s went away in stages. Morris sold it to others and they took it downhill farther and faster than the folks who'd ruined Gladstone's. The last time I was there, they had notices up that they were moving, location unspecified. On the sly, the hostess told me the owners had just signed a lease on a place on Santa Monica Boulevard near La Cienega and that they'd be up and running there in less than two months. This was in 2006 and I'm starting to get the feeling that ain't gonna happen.
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My late first wife and I enjoyed one of our most memorable meals at R.J.'s back in 1988. Our waiter — probably an out-of-work actor, but what waiter in L.A. isn't? — was so entertaining and engaging that we tipped him rather extravagantly (at least, from our budgetary perspective) for his efforts, and added a note to management commending his service. When we left the restaurant, he actually chased us out to the street to thank us for our generosity. It's the only time in a half-century of dining in restaurants that a waitperson ever went that far to show appreciation for a tip.
This brings back the memory of Michael Jackson ad-libbing a live commercial on KABC going on about Gladstones and RJs, making me hungry as I sat in traffic. I wanted to head for Sunset and get down to Gladstones right then, spend the day at the beach.
I'm not sure if this is true, but I heard that Adam's Ribs was owned by Bob Morris's brother. I have also heard Bob is working on a new bbq restaurant on PCH in Malibu..
Not sure why I just did a search for RJ's. I do not even remember when or how I found it the first time. I do recall once or twice a year in the 70's(?) bringing a group of people (sometimes as large as 50) for the most fantastic meal many had ever experienced. I recall one meal where we occupied the entire upstairs and when the wait staff asked about appetizers the universal response was RIBS! If I recall it was Monday night and all the ribs you could eat for (I forget how cheap but it was cheap). The ribs, salad bar and dessert were some of the best meals I EVER had – and I am a rib lover. Sad to hear it is now only a fond memory.
This brings back fond memories of my days of youth. I also wonder if you have any information about Mr. Cecil's California Ribs?
i used to go to RJ's with dear friend the notorious king of porn AL GOLDSTEIN of SCREW MAGAZINE… we never ate there with less than 10 people in tow… AL babe, you think thats why you went broke!????
I thought it was okay, wasnt that impressed, i was more impressed with our guest list of friends…i'm not naming names but several of these were Enquire alumni… -
The barbecued "Duck" was to die for. R.J.'s was an outstanding barbecue experience, there is nothing like it today.
We had some wonderful family dinners there. The ribs were the best — big and meaty. That and the green grocer salad bar were enough for a meal and take home.
All I can say is with a name like Rattlesnake…how can you go wrong??? I love this place!!!!!!!!!!!
I worked as temporary wait staff at R'J's when they opened (mid 70's?). What stands out in my mind besides the food was the massive wood bar that rose to the ceiling stocked with countless bottles of liquor that was called "The Library of Liquor" It had an old sliding librarians ladder on wheels as the means in which you'd retrieve the upper bottles!
This website is a treasure and I cant tell you how happy I am to have stumbled on to it.
Jan -
Not sure this applies but I worked for a single owner restaurant that had taken over an old RJ ribs place we kept the name for around half a year deciding what to change it to. It had the same brick façade and green awning on the back side of the place with the RJ letters like in the Pic that was the entrance to the bar. This place was small though and the bar was nothing to talk about very small my understanding was it used to be a coffee shop before it was an RJ's called Honeys this is in Westminster CA. next to mile square Park. It's too bad we sold it before we started making money we renamed it Abilene Rose we sold BBQ food as we used the big slow smoker cooker that was in place 1998 to 2000 now a Vietnamese restaurant as they talked the owner into selling it to them one day. I was very angry he sold it as I just put two hard long years trying to get it running but the owner made some very bad mistakes in the beginning that doomed it.
We had a country western BBQ theme and did have live bands Blues, Country and Rockabilly bands 3 days a week. -
A news article for you Abilene Rose
I found RJ'S by mistake an artist friend of mine was showing her painting at a fru-fru restaurant about two or three doors down, the food and the portions did not look good. So we snuck out and discovered RJ'S. I loved the rattlesnake chicken. I really hoped that they were still open I know that my son would have loved it as well and probably would have become some sort of weird family tradition like handing the secret of RJ'S from generation to generation. RIP RJ's……
I only ate here once. My boyfriend at the time said he was taking me to dinner there. He said not to eat anything all day because we would be eating a ton that night. Like an idiot I listened to him. By the time we went out to eat I was STARVING. And when I'm hungry I'm a grouch. I remember we had to wait a long time and I was so hungry I don't even remember eating.
My dad used to take us there in the late '70's/early '80's. Two memorable highlights: they had great guacamole at the salad bar (a noteworthy addition at the time) and fantastic ribs. I never left there hungry, that's for sure.
For Elise;
Your comment put the biggest smile on my face. I have known several people over the years who seem to function as your boyfriend.
I too become a different person when hungry. Not a pretty sight.
And because I am this way, I cannot patronize a restaurant where the seating time may be longer than ten minutes.
If the wait was to be longer, I would exit and head for Johnnies Pastrami
or Joe Patrellie's Steak House in Culver City.
Thanks for posting …. I am STILL smiling.
Phil Ankofski -
I was one of the unemployed actors working there in the mid 80's. Surprised no one has mentioned there legendary Sunday brunch. Line ups an hour before the doors opened. Ice sculptures, omelette stations, all you could eat buffet. Desert and fruit station. It was enormous. Great place.
Wasn't RJ's originally a Gladstone's Beverly Hills? I know there was a branch right around there late 70s or so.
Bob Morris was a customer of mine when I had a business selling and servicing business machines. I had lunch dozens of times at RJ's. He had the best salad bar around back then with genuine Roquefort cheese salad dressing and artichoke hearts. RJ's also served a terrific hamburger and if you ordered the burger, it included a trip to the salad bar. I miss that place as it was in the 1970s and 80s.
I seem to remember that when Bob Morris originally opened the present Gladstone's location on PCH it had a different name. Then the restaurant was closed for an extended time due to a fire. Later when it re-opened, it was renamed Gladstones.
Actually, Adam's Rib was owned by Mike Ridell. I was a barternder there for about 2 years…. loved my time there. Not sure about RJ's because I moved to LA in 1989 and left in 1991. Mike had already opened Adam's. I think I remember him talking about RJ's. If anyone sees this post and remembers Adam's, say hello. Hard to believe this was over 20 years ago!!!
Today I was sending an email to my sister overseas mentioning I was going to the Cheesecake Factory in Beverly Hills next week. I then was mentioning a family restaurant our deceased Grandparents in the Miracle Mile used to take us to. We also visited the nearby Cannon Theater with out them. None of us could remember the name RJ's until I found it on this site. Kudos!
Does anyone remember Al Penni's restaurant in Culver City? It had a zillion page menu and there was always a long wait for a table. He had a huge ad campaign on KABC Radio and it really paid off! I don't know what happened to it.
Al Penny's across the street from MGM studio on Washington Blvd, 24/7, 25o items on the menu. In the early 70's went there after clubbing in Marnie Del Rey for a Monte Cristo sandwich. Anyone went to Asian American parties at the RJ's in Torrance in the mid 80's?
I remember so many wonderful meals at RJ's. The salad bar was the best and so was all of the delicious food. In the days of the 80's, I would sit all day drinking margaritas and smoking ciggys before I ordered food galore. We need another RJ's !!!
Responding to the Al Penni's comment. I worked there for 4 years, it just closed one day, came into work and there were many people their taking inventory. Later found out it was due to back taxes. We had not warning, just out of a job, bingo. But I loved working there, met so many people, all types of actor/actresses, big name bands, tv stars, it was just a fun place to work. And the food was great as well. Giant plates of food all came with fries and fresh fruit. I would love to find some of the people I worked with, we didn't have FB and Instagram and all of the other social media things back then, so I have lost track of so many people.
It was a great place. I used to see Michael Jackson (not the singer; the KABC radio host) there quite often.
The greatest place for ribs. Growing up eating food from this restaurant brings back good memories from when my father work there. My father worked there for about 15 years (70 ' and 80 ') as a cook, bus boy, and server. He was very well known and loved by coworkers, customers, friends, and family.
Actually, Gladstones 4 Fish is the phone number of the place (and still is the the one on PCH) GLadstone was the old exchange name for The Palisades "GL" "3474" spells out FISH on the old phone with letters attached to each number
Brunch at RJ's on New Year's Day was great and if you showed up in your pajamas you got a coupon for brunch on another Sunday. If you weren't in your PJ's you stuck out like a sore thumb.
Took a date there in 1983- she was a model and I was way over my head as an Insurance Wonk making $14,400 a year. I wasn't a beef ribs fan, but I was told this place was different. They may have been right, but there isn't anything harder to eat with any class than beef ribs. I had BBQ sauce places on my face I never thought to wipe.
We went out until I was broke. Funny how that works.
R.J's was my birthday restaurant growing up. Every year my folks would ask where I wanted to go and without hesitation I'd ask for R.J's. The sawdust floor, bucket for bones, and more ribs than my childsized eyes could behold all added up to the best birthday dinner. Another great memory from my food bank brain.
Wow, how cool that you posted this blog. I have many faint, but lovely childhood memories of this place and Gladstones. Not to mention memories of visiting the Morris home! My father worked as a temp chauffeur for Mrs. Morris and later my grandmother worked (for over 25 years) as a live in maid and casual cook for Mr. and Mrs. Morris. This was back when they lived on Rockingham Drive and then they moved off of Ave of the Stars in Century City. I remember R.J.'s and how I LOVED to order Shirley Temples when I went there. I used to gawk at the grand wood finishing, and I seem to remember a green glow of thick window glass. I don't know if anything matches that description. We frequented Gladstones more often and my oldest brother worked there for a short time. I remember stuffing my little purse with peanuts and walking all over the sawdust. What fun! The best part was the huge chocolate cake we would order and take home. It was soooo good! I remember leftovers being wrapped in the rose gold (?) colored aluminum foil made into swans. I don't know about special blue cards, I should ask my parents. However, I seem to remember special gold coins that you gave the waiters at Gladstones that were good for a free drinks. I could write so much about these places, I wish I had more pictures. What memories.


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... overlooking the beach with Emma and Fiona, 2 Irish girls from Belfast. After lunch we went over Coronado bridge, named after Coronado, a Spanish explore, the first European to step foot the pacific coastline in San Diego. The coach took us on a tour of San Diego and the Gas Lamp Quarter. We then headed off on our speedboat ride. It was so much fun and very scary at the same time. I drove first and when we had to pick up the speed, we ...
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After supper, we walked along the boardwalk back to the room. Kelsey and I decided to go for a walk which was definitely needed after that large supper. It was a great walk, but most of all it is always great to spend time with my beautiful daughter.
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Celebrating our 53rd Year of Professional Auto Racing
Bechtelsville, PA August 2, 2009 . . . Dedicating his win to his long time friend and sponsor Gregg Schatzel, Ryan Godown celebrated the richest win of his career picking up $10,000 as the winner of the 39th annual Forrest Rogers Memorial 50-lap feature race for NASCAR Whelen All American Series 358 Modifieds at Grandview Speedway on Saturday night. Making the win even more enjoyable for the Ringoes, NJ racer was the fact that up to a couple days before the race he was not even sure he was going to be able to compete in the event as the team's primary Grandview car had been virtually destroyed in an accident the previous Saturday. Car owner Johnny Rea decided that they would use a car normally raced at Big Diamond Raceway and the decision proved to be a good one. Rookie racer Nate Christman of Oley was able to drive to his first career late model victory winning the 20-lap feature for the NASCAR late model stock cars. A large crowd saw John Tschudy lead the 31-car starting field to the green flag and set the pace for the first couple laps. A spin by Don Norris resulted in a multi-car accident that brought out the caution with two laps completed. On the restart Troy Wink charged to the front but at the six lap marker Ray Swinehart, a three time winner of the Rogers Memorial, took over the top spot. With one third of the race in the record books Ryan Godown, coming from 11th starting spot, was put pressure on Swinehart with Duane Howard, looking for his first Rogers Memorial win, was running third. At the 22 lap marker Troy Wink hit the fourth turn "boiler plate" brining out the caution and the first aid crew. Wink was shaken but was able to walk away. On the restart Swinehart resumed command with Godown and Howard still challenging. Craig VonDohren, a four time winner of the Classic, headed to the pits with a tire problem. Quick work by the crew had him back out and running at the back of the field. With half the race complete Swinehart was able to collect the Dan's Deli Halfway Leader award. Five laps later, after several side-by-side battles, Godown was able to charge past Swinehart on the backstretch with his Abbi Electric sponsored No. R1. The final 20 laps of the 50-lapper saw Duane Howard move into second place to challenge for the victory. Howard has not been able to win a Forrest Rogers Classic during his long career. When the checkered flag fell Godown had a few car lengths over second place finisher Duane Howard (Oley) who had come from 20th starting spot. Seven time track champion and current point leader Jeff Strunk (Mohnton) took third after having started the race in 16th spot. Producing some great fan excitement was Craig VonDohren (Boyertown) who had gone to the pits for a tire change on the 22nd lap, restarted last, and came back to finish in fourth spot. Ray Swinehart (Bechtelsville), who had led the most laps, held on for a fifth place finish. The 20-lap feature for the late models had John Favinger leading the start for the 22 car starting field. Favinger had Nate Christman and Danny Snyder to contend with. With eight laps in the record book Snyder was able to charge to the front on the front straightaway looking for his first career win. Just two laps later, after he earned the Dan's Deli Halfway Leader award, Snyder went to the pits with mechanical problems. John Favinger was able to regain the top spot with Snyder's departure. Young Favinger held off Nate Christman until the 14th circuit when he spun off the second turn giving the lead to rookie Christman. At the finish Christman brought the Double D Sheet Metal/Christman Meats No. 37 home first. Second spot was earned by Wayne Pfeil (Mohnton), followed by Rick Todorow (Quakertown), Brian Shuey (Shoemakersville) and Mike Kellner (Lansdale). Qualifying heat racers for the Modifieds were won by John Tschudy, Troy Wink, Cliff Quinn and Don Norris. 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Gotta agree I love these too.
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They are red with some yellow on them.
They are not quite as tart as a granny smith but, not sweet either. Also, they are crisp.
Thayer are good for eating fresh and baking.
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Yummy. Now that I think about not o love any and all apples. Except crab apples. Although I do love their color.
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I like the big yellow ones.
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Love all those too. I love any and all apples. Bake a bunch with them and cook with them.
Quoting Eviesmommy:Honey Crisp, Empire, or Liberty. We go to the orchard every fall at least once to pick apples. These are my favorites of all the varieties they have to pick. I very rarely just pick up an apple and eat it. There are other fruits I like better. But you'd better believe I'm an apple eater after an orchard visit.
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I like red delicious and my kids don't care what kind of apples they are, they will eat them they love them
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4.42 / 5.00 2,906 ViewsI had the idea for this at the beginning of January in response to a similarly-named viral video wherein a dog appears to be enjoying the sound of some dude's really trite guitar playing.
Originally it was gonna be even shorter, but by the time I got anything done the video in question no longer mattered.... I guess I kind of forgot that people quite literally forget about viral videos after about a week.
Soooo yeah I had to come up with some way to make it stand a little better on it's own, and I sort of made it into a challenge to see how well I could match the look of the show/characters, while adding in a bit of my own style.
Blah Blah we did the voices/music/etc and OH YEAH, Caxx did so many freaking voices for this. Including the Jynx and the Meowths, seriously.
There are also some small differences between the Newgrounds and YouTube versions, which is something I'm going to try to do more of in the future.
Aaaaaaannd if it's not playing smoothly, try the 'Dim the Lights' feature, that might take some stress off. ENJOY?!
Ahh I thought for sure Brock was going to bite it this time. Best part was when Ash told him his tunes sounded like shit. That attitude is what pokemon needs in order to appease new fans.
An actual pokemon parody that is made with QUALITY? About fucking time!
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1It was dark and loud, the flash of cannons and guns illuminating the dark room. Maggie crouched in terror, and Nathan held his arms around her, looking around. Sam. He ran across the room and threw the rug back, then grabbed the ring and pulled the trapdoor opened. He had installed one in the house as soon as they had bought it. "Maggie, hurry!" She came over and climbed in, crouching down. "Stay quiet. I'll go get Sam." She nodded and he closed the door, kicking the rug back over it. He heard glass shatter downstairs, and the sound of the heavy front door falling to the floor. He scrambled to the door as they rushed up the stairs. He wrenched the door open and was face to face with a man much smaller than he, leering at him.
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There were hours poring over textbooks, countless shifts spent learning the ropes in the operating room and nerve-wracking nights preparing for exams.
But Flip Mulliner's four-year transition from video store owner to nurse recently came down to one culminating moment.
"I just passed the boards," he said, referring to the final test required to earn his associates of nursing degree.
Come Jan. 3, he will have an RN on his name tag and will begin full time as a circulating nurse at Spectrum Health.
"The coolest part about nursing is the opportunities it opens up for you," he said.
Mulliner, 53, was co-owner of a successful video, editing and graphics company called Postworks for 20 years. The business was struggling, and he came to the point where he realized he needed a change.
"The company needed to go one direction or the other," he said. "I realized I didn't have passion to fight for it anymore."
Now, the enthusiasm in Mulliner's voice is contagious. He walks the halls of Spectrum's Butterworth Hospital, gushing about his devoted colleagues and stopping to receive congratulations from many of them for attaining his goal.
"The support I've gotten from everybody here is phenomenal," he said.
After leaving his company, Mulliner began a brief stint as a waiter at Charley's Crab in Grand Rapids. While serving lobster tails and filets, he began considering what he wanted to do next. With a degree in television production from Ferris State University attained decades before, he began thinking of returning to school in a completely unrelated industry.
He said his thoughts kept coming back to the most meaningful times in his life, when his daughter, Katie, died of leukemia, 24 years ago, at age 2½, and when his wife, Pam, underwent treatment for breast cancer.
He remembered who provided the level of support his family needed during their hardest times: the nurses.
They helped bring his daughter home for her final days and calmed his wife while administering chemotherapy.
"That's the power a nurse can have," he said.
One of the people who worked with his daughter was Lynn Satchel, a clinical nurse specialist at Spectrum. Now a colleague, she has helped Mulliner along during his journey.
"It's been so exciting watching him go through this transition," she said.
His life experiences will contribute to his empathy and professionalism in treating patients, Satchel said.
"I'm thrilled because he has an incredibly compassionate heart and is a very intelligent man. He's very creative. He has so much compassion and caring to offer. In my mind, this is a perfect position for him," she said.
When Katie was ill, there weren't local resources to treat her, and he and Pam became members of the founding board of the Pediatric Oncology Resource Team Grand Rapids, a group of volunteer families serving families with a child battling cancer and other life-threatening blood disorders. That third-party "observer" status of health care also helped provide in-roads to seeking his new career, he said.
"I wanted a profession for which I could travel, always get work and the work could change," he said.
He joined the nursing school wait list at Grand Rapids Community College and landed an entry-level job as a procedure support technician at Spectrum Health.
The job, which he describes as "the waiter for the operating room" was the perfect way to learn, he said.
"It's been a phenomenal position to be in for nursing school," he said. "I know I've seen amazing things in surgery."
After he was finally admitted into nursing school, the 18 months to follow flew by — hectic but incredible, he said.
While most peers in school were in their 20s, several also were pursuing mid-life career changes. He found something to learn from both groups.
"It was an amazing program, by far the hardest thing I've ever done in my life," he said. "Going back to school, it just lit me up again," he said.
Pam never doubted he wouldn't reach his goal.
"He is a people person. He is very compassionate and he just understands people. He, in his heart, wants to help people. He just makes people feel comfortable. He was meant to be a nurse," she said.
Now, he said he plans to continue pursuing his Bachelor of Science degree in nursing, enjoy his job and look forward to the future.
First up: a celebratory two-week cruise with Pam to the Caribbean.


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Named Person: | Julia Ward Howe; Julia Ward Howe |
Material Type: | Biography, Government publication, Local government publication |
Document Type: | Book |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Curtis Guild; Mary Emma Woolley; William H Lewis; Boston (Mass.). City Council. |
OCLC Number: | 23683732 |
Notes: | Addresses of ex-Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., Miss Mary E. Woolley, president of Mt. Holyoke College, and Asst. U.S. District Attorney William H. Lewis. |
Reproduction Notes: | Microfiche. Glen Rock, N.J. : Microfilming Corp. of America, 1978. 1 microfiche. (Pamphlets in American history. Women ; WO 318) (Gerritsen Collection of Women's History ; no. 317). |
Description: | 50 pages : portrait ; 27 cm |
Series Title: | Pamphlets in American history., Women ;, WO 318. |
Collection of speeches in honor of the feminist Julia Ward Howe delivered on the occasion of her death.
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