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Airbags fitted to vehicles in an early morning crash last week have prevented serious injuries, police say.KAITLIN THALS January 16, 2013 12:10pm
Police say airbags fitted to vehicles involved in an early morning crash last week prevented serious injuries or worse to both drivers and a young boy.
Shepparton Highway Patrol Sergeant Jeffrey Kyne said the crash occurred at Dhurringile and Toolamba-Rushworth Rds south of Tatura, a well-known black-spot intersection.
Sgt Kyne said the two vehicles involved were write-offs to the value of about $70
''Both cars were fitted with airbags all over the vehicle which activated. I have no doubt if they weren't fitted with airbags it would have been a very average day,'' Sgt Kyne said.
Sgt Kyne said a 41-year-old Toolamba woman and a four-year-old boy were travelling west along Toolamba-Rushworth Rd in a Holden Captiva about 9
A 61-year-old Dhurringile woman was travelling north along Dhurringile Rd in a Holden Statesman when the cars collided at the intersection.
Both drivers were taken to Goulburn Valley Base Hospital by ambulance for observation, while the boy escaped injury.
Sgt Kyne said there was a give-way sign at Toolamba-Rushworth Rd, which was completely flattened from the crash.
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''It's a reminder for all of us travelling on rural roads. Local people may become too familiar and complacent and not pay attention,'' Sgt Kyne said.
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Why was Paul K. Charlton, the man appointed by George W. Bush in 2001 as U.S. attorney in Arizona, fired from his job in the immediate wake of the 2006 election? Charlton was pursuing a corruption investigation into G.O.P. Congressman Rick Renzi. Karl Rove and his acolytes in the White House were deeply concerned that information about the investigation could cost the G.O.P. a vital seat in the House. That fact seems clearly to have played a major role in the decision to fire Charlton. But it seems that political meddling with the Renzi case was not limited to Charlton's firing.
Significant new information concerning the political shenanigans surrounding Charlton and the Renzi case has just surfaced. In October 2006, weeks before the election, Charlton got the go-ahead from Attorney General Gonzales to seek a wiretap of Renzi. The case against Renzi is now in the trial phase, and observers say that the wiretap does not appear to have yielded much to support the government's case. Now it appears that there's a reason for that. Murray Waas reports in The Hill:
In the fall of 2006, one day after the Justice Department granted permission to a U.S. attorney to place a wiretap on a Republican congressman suspected of corruption, existence of the investigation was leaked to the press — not only compromising the sensitive criminal probe but tipping the lawmaker off to the wiretap. Career federal law enforcement officials who worked directly on a probe of former Rep. Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) said they believe that word of the investigation was leaked by senior Bush administration political appointees in the Justice Department in an improper and perhaps illegal effort to affect the outcome of an election.
The leak went out at roughly the same time to a number of major newspapers covering the matter. Here's how one of them—the Phoenix-based Arizona Republic reported it, quoting an unnamed senior Justice Department official. The Renzi case, he said,
"is not a well-developed investigation, by any means. A tip comes into the department. The department is obligated to follow up … and we do that. People are assuming there is evidence of some crime," even though that is not necessarily true. The official added, "Be careful. I can confirm to you a very early investigation. But I want to caution you not to chop this guy's (Renzi's) head off."
The newspaper noted that "the federal official would not discuss whether the Justice Department was being manipulated for political purposes. However, the official said it is unusual for the department to publicly acknowledge concerns about the accuracy of media reports." The unnamed Justice official seems to have been a very busy beaver. The Arizona Republic story notes that he had contacted two other newspapers to persuade them that their stories about Renzi were wrong.
Except that the newspapers had accurately reported what was going on. It's the unnamed Justice official whose account was wrong. He had claimed that the investigation had barely begun and did not rest on anything substantial. In fact the investigation had been going on for more than a year and had compiled a sufficient quantum of evidence to warrant seeking the attorney general's okay for a wiretap. It's obvious that the Justice official in question was spreading false accounts in order to save Renzi's scalp in a closely-fought election campaign. It worked. Newspapers on the scent of the probe that led to Renzi's indictment dropped it, suggesting the whole matter was simply "campaign trickery." Renzi was reelected in 2006.
But there's another aspect to these politically motivated leaks of fake information: they also clued the target to the existence of the criminal investigation. Here's how Charlton put it in an interview with Waas: "Any time you have a wiretap up and the subject or the target becomes aware that there is an investigation, the value of the information you glean from that wiretap will almost certainly be greatly diminished."
This means that the "Justice official" who leaked to the newspapers in question did not simply breach Department protocols, he may very well have committed a crime: obstruction of justice.
That leaves a big question: who is the leaker who disseminated disinformation to the papers to help out Renzi? The circumstances suggest that he was someone well versed on dealing with the press, who actually had information about the Renzi case and had partisan political motives. Waas notes that sources involved in the Justice Department's internal probe of the U.S. attorneys firings, conducted jointly by the Office of Professional Responsibility and the Inspector General, concluded that the person must have been a political appointee. Their report casts suspicion directly on one individual: Brian Roehrkasse. The report notes that Roehrkasse approached then-head of the Criminal Division Alice Fisher and secured her authorization to be briefed about the probe. Roehrkasse was a highly partisan figure who later disseminated false information in a botched cover-up of the U.S. attorney scandal. (A flavor for Roehrkasse's political guttersniping can be gleaned from this collection of emails exchanged with his friends Kyle Sampson and Monica Goodling; I summarize issues with his conduct in "Fire Brian Roehrkasse.") However, Attorney General Mukasey was so delighted with Roehrkasse's facility with dissembling that he promoted him to Director of Public Affairs in 2007. Maybe it's time for Mr. Roehrkasse to answer some further questions. Was he the "Justice official" who called the Arizona Republic, the New York Times, the Associated Press, and the Washington Post in a successful effort to get them to backtrack on their accurate reports about the Renzi case?
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German Railways' website till only a week or so ago provided (more or less accurate) timetables for most of Europe. So you could plan messy cross-border journeys quickly, and check trains for countries you seldom visited without having to learn individual local idiosyncracies.
Now its main journey planner seems to provide data only for trains within Germany. A separate page provides a limited range of routes from a few foreign cities to a few cities in Germany. You can't plan London-Berlin, or Rotterdam to anywhere.
This has knock on effects. To take a specific example: as far as I can see, there's now no single site with all Rome-Florence trains, and the Trenitalia and NTV sites operate on completely different logics.
Does anyone know whether this is a long term policy shift by DB? (I can easily understand the maintenance cost was yielding DB damn all benefits)
Has any bright spark launched a single consolidated, comprehensive (Seat 61 is fine for referring you to other sites, but doesn't provide a proper journey planner) and reliable (so that rules out Rail Europe) European train website?
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German Railways' website till only a week or so ago provided (more or less accurate) timetables for most of Europe. So you could plan messy cross-border journeys quickly, and check trains for countries you seldom visited without having to learn individual local idiosyncracies.
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Hi flanneruk,
It might be something in your computer.
I just tried Rotterdam Centraal - Montreux, and the schedule came up. I also tried Rome - Venice, and the schedule came up. I also tried London - Berlin, and the schedule came up.
Good luck as you work it out.
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Still works in the usual way for me.
When you begin typing the first letters of the city it gives you German suggestions, then after a slight delay ( maybe half a second) as you continue typing, non German suggestions appear.
Maybe we've become used to search facilities working so quickly!
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type the first four letters and see what happens
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Try clearing the browser cache before trying again.
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all Rome-Florence trains...you might also try lefrecce.it
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Well, thank you all
Still can't get bahn.de to work, but clearly need to reboot and I'll take your collective words it's my machine, not cheese-paring at DB.
lefrecce.it gives only FS trains. NTV ones aren't listed.
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Try bahn.com and select UK as your country. I have been searching train schedules all over Europe on this site with no problems
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1074724:MV8xMTg3MDkyXzE5MjQ1NjE4XzU5QjBGNzQ2] [quote:UNThredded] God loves freedom, goodness and people who love his son Jesus. Therefore he loves and favors the United States and Israel. God hates the devil, so he hates muslims and that is why he starves their children to death. He also starves to death Pagans and Atheists. It is one of the reason the commies always just kill eachother and starve. Also look at all the Pagans in India. They live in shit and starve to death while doing it. He loves us (Americans) also because we help protect his Chosen People the Israelis. God is all about love but you cross him and he kills you and your entire family. Praise Jesus! I agree with some of your logic, but fail to see why God would favor a land that has gone the way of Sodom, Gomorrah and become a modern day Babylon... Below is a Stark warning from our past as I feel that America is under Judgment, and rightfully so. Many, if not the majority of "Christians" do not appear all too different from the heathen... We are as a city set upon a hill, in the open view of all the earth…. We profess ourselves to be a people in covenant with God, and therefore . . . the Lord our God…will cry shame upon us if we walk contrary to the covenant which we have promised to walk in. [b]If we open the mouths of men against our profession, by reason of the scandalousness of our lives, we (of all men) shall have the greater sin."[/b] And some sobering words from William Penn written while imprisoned for 8 months in the Tower of London for his faith But [b]the false Christians' cruelty has lasted longer than the crucifying Jews. With Judas, they have professed Him, and then, for these many ages, most basely betrayed, persecuted, and crucified Him, by a perpetual apostasy in manners, from the self-denial and holiness of His doctrine; their lives showing their faith to be lies. These are those who the author of the epistle to the Hebrews tells us, "Crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to open shame" (Heb 6:6)[/b]; whose defiled hearts John in his Revelation styles, "The street of Sodom and Egypt, spiritually so called, where also our Lord was crucified" (Rev 11:8). And as Christ said of old, a man's enemies are those of his own house, [b]so Christ's enemies now are chiefly those who claim to be believers; they spit upon Him, they nail and pierce Him, they crown Him with thorns, and give Him gall and vinegar to drink (Mat 27:34).[/b] Nor is is this hard to understand; for those who live in the same evil nature and principle the Jews did, that crucified Him outwardly, crucify Him within themselves; since those who reject the grace now in their own hearts are one in stock and generation with the hardhearted Jews, who resisted the grace that then appeared in and by Christ. and This: Let no man deceive his own soul; "grapes are not gathered of thorns, nor figs of thistles" (Matt 7:16); a wolf is not a sheep, nor is a vulture a dove. Whatever form, people, or church you are of, it is the truth of God to mankind, that they which have even the form of godliness, but, [b]by their unmortified lives, deny the power thereof, [to purify them and deliver them from sin] do not belong to the true church, but belong to the false church; which, though she calls herself the Lamb's bride, or church of Christ (Rev 21:2; 22:17), she is that mystery, or mysterious Babylon, fitly called by the Holy Ghost, the mother of harlots and all abominations (Rev 17:5); [/b]because she is degenerated from Christian chastity and purity, into all the enormities of heathen Babylon; a sumptuous city of old time, much noted for the seat of the kings of Babylon, and at that time the place in the world of the greatest pride and luxury. As she was then, so mystical Babylon is now, the great enemy of God's people. [The protestant and catholic churches are the Whore of Babylon, claiming to be his virgin bride, but continually committing spiritual adultery with the world by embracing greed, covetousness, sexual immorality, lying, cheating, indulgent pastimes, envy, and idolatry.] Looking at the "church" today, I see that these words ring truer today than ever before. Many profess to be Christian, yet their very actions in their daily lives expose them as nothing more than liars whom often behave more wickedly than the heathen... Just my .02 and the reason why I do not agree that God loves the USA anymore as we, as a nation, have walked away from our covenant with him... UT I see your points as well. However I don't think your description of Israel is accurate at all. Have you been? It is a Holy and great peaceful place. As for favorites, they are not His favorites, but His Chosen People he Chose to spread His word. In return for this burden and blessing there have been both sacrifices and great things that come out of it! A burden being people are jealous and try and kill you and your family. A blessing being you get the to live in such a great Land that He gave you, such a wondrous Land! Praise Christ! I didn't touch off on Israel and while the land may be blessed, God chastises Israel and the House of Judah calling Israel "Backsliding" and Judah "Treacherous". I feel that the days of fire are upon us and purification will follow. One thing about the church is that it truly flourishes during times of trouble, and the people apply their faith more liberally and faithfully when under persecution... [/quote] Good be that we are in the last days. All signs point in that direction. However Soon to us and God are different. Could be tomorrow, could be 1000 years from now. [/quote]
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God loves freedom, goodness and people who love his son Jesus. Therefore he loves and favors the United States and Israel. God hates the devil, so he hates muslims and that is why he starves their children to death.
He also starves to death Pagans and Atheists. It is one of the reason the commies always just kill eachother and starve. Also look at all the Pagans in India. They live in shit and starve to death while doing it.
He loves us (Americans) also because we help protect his Chosen People the Israelis. God is all about love but you cross him and he kills you and your entire family.
Praise Jesus!
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About Waters Bonnell's Coastal Cuisine
Chef Bonnell 's latest concept to showcase his passion for and love of seafood.
WATERS Bonnell's Coastal Cuisine redefines the Fort Worth seafood scene. WATERS' menu emphasizes wild, seasonal and, most importantly, sustainable seafood. A raw bar lines the main dining room where patrons can sample a vast selection of fresh oysters, clams, shrimp and crab. Chef Bonnell also offers numerous daily specials based on the freshest wild fish available from waters around the world, delivered directly from fishermen.
WATERS captures Chef Bonnell's famous Fort Worth Fancy atmosphere in one of the city's liveliest districts and, while seafood is certainlythe restaurant's signature, the menu will satisfy every palate with game, beef, and vegetarian options.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Seafood, Wild Game, Creole / Cajun / Southern
Hours of Operation:
Sunday and Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 11am to 10pm
Friday: 11am to 11pm
Saturday: 4pm to 11pm
Cross Street:
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Price Range:
$31 to $50
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AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Valet available, or garage self-parking options available.
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Waters Bonnell's Coastal Cuisine Ratings and Reviews
Wonderful food, excellent service.
Wonderful food, excellent service.
all three versions of plate of 3 fish wa ...
all three versions of plate of 3 fish was very bland. everything else was as good as exected
Food was excellent as always. Very atten ...
Food was excellent as always. Very attentive service team.
Second time not a charm
We had enjoyed our initial visit some months ago and decided to go there again on our anniversary. The drinks, appetizer and salads were great, as remembered. However, someone in the kitchen must have been trying to sabotage the establishment, because our entrees were terribly over-salted. This was very disappointing.
This is a restaurant which takes food preparation and service to the proverbial "next level" but in a way that is relaxed and unpretentious. As the restaurant's name implies, the menu features Texas-Louisiana coastal seafood dishes. However, creative twists are added to traditional coastal seafood recipes, giving the food here a certain "wow" factor--both visually and in taste. Tried two tasty appetizers (specialty oysters and crusted shrimp) followed by a gumbo loaded with fresh ingredients in perfectly executed roux. Entree choice was the Seafood Trio, consisting of mild-to-hot preparations of trout, arctic char, and blackened red fish on one plate (which was huge). Finished with a lemon cheesecake topped with light whipped cream. Only (minor)disappointment: no bread pudding on the night we visited. The outstanding food from the kitchen was matched by the service provided by the attentive and friendly restaurant staff. Kudos to all!
Waters hits another home run!
We eat at Water's every couple of months--and as usual, it is wonderful. The food is always fantastic and presentation is great. Waitstaff are attentive, friendly and skilled. What more can you ask for-they hit-a home run every time!
Perfect for the Seafood Loving Wife
Needed to make plans for a date night birthday dinner for my wife who loves seafood. Just can't go wrong with Chef Bonnell at the helm.
Disappointed when we wanted to add three ...
Disappointed when we wanted to add three to the six on reservation. Could not do it. Even though when we arrived with the six, the place was almost empty. Not a good sign. Service was very slow and we were disappointed that the dessert which had been so good for my wife in a previous visit was not even on the menu. Prices too high for what we received.
Great evening with good friends who had ...
Great evening with good friends who had never been to your restaurant We have been many times and never disappointed.
Oyster selection is outstanding. The tu ...
Oyster selection is outstanding. The tuna was seared perfectly and paired well with sauce. Bread pudding was to die for!
Food incredible. Service exceptional
I truly appreciate the extra measures our waitress went to to work with the chef to accommodate my food allergies. They even made exceptiona that went beyond my expectations!
This restaurant was fine, but not outsta ...
This restaurant was fine, but not outstanding. Our server had her script down very well and she was attentive to our needs. We both ordered the sampler trio and we agreed that none of it was "out of this world." The green beans and the cucumber salad were the best things on my plate. The chat was also good. The pecan crusted trout was overcooked and dry and the blackened fish had a sauce that was a little too spicy.
Mother's Day Brunch
I'll keep this short. The set menu was overall better than I expected. With the exception of the muffins. I thought we'd each get a normal sized one and instead we got a small bowl of minis to share. And it felt like they were being rationed. But no one left hungry and even though they were comically small, the muffins tasted good. Other than that the service was great. The food was great. Everyone enjoyed it.
Always an enjoyable experience!
We love the fresh seafood. The waitress was very professional and helped make it an enjoyable evening.
Fabulous food & service. Our waiter was 100% accurate on all suggestions. Oysters, yellowfin tuna appetizer, crab cakes, gumbo, salmon....all perfectly prepared & served. Extensive Single malt scotch & wine collection. Cannot wait to return.
Poor flavor
The restaurant has a lovely upscale atmosphere and the service was fine. The food was very disappointing. The trout part of the "pecan crusted trout" was tasteless. The crusted part was a mix of tomatos and some pecans which I would not describe as "crusted" and was over salted. The fried oysters were over salted and over cooked.
Perfect lunch spot
Looking for a great place to meet a friend and catch up? Waters is the place. Beautiful decor. Unobtrusive and perfectly timed service. The very best seafood preparation and the freshest fish. Absolutely delicious. My friend enjoyed the fresh oyster selection. My healthy & flavorful glazed salmon was fabulous as well. A favorite spot!
Oyster platter featured 12 different oys ...
Oyster platter featured 12 different oysters from northeast and Canada. Delicious!!!
Very nice evening, great wine recommenda ...
Very nice evening, great wine recommendation from Brian the barman and food was very high quality. Must have is the lobster mac'n cheese it is a meal by itself.
Absolutely delicious! I'm not much of a ...
Absolutely delicious! I'm not much of a fish eater, waiter recommended the redfish, it was so tasty!
Wonderful restaurant with great lighting ...
Wonderful restaurant with great lighting. Food was delicious and well plated. We will be back.
Great meal
Both entrees were outstanding. We got specials but there were items on the menu we would like to try. Wines by the glass were very good.
A must if ever in the area.... 5 Stars
I attended a conference in the Downtown Fort Worth and have dine in at all of the Downtown restaurants that was recommended to us by our Hotel and the local. E.g. Reata, Daddy Jack, and Mercury Chophouse, to name a few. So a few of my colleague decided to venture out of the Downtown area and tried Waters Bonnell's Coastal is by far one of the best Seafood Restaurant we have ever tried we enjoyed it so much we come back for the second time before our flight out the next morning. The GM Jamie and her staff are outstanding at what they do. I highly recommend this restaurant to all Seafood Lover that are visiting the area. Warmest Aloha! Rupert Rangel M.D.
Not So Much...
Underwhelming as far as the food is concerned. It was good, but not worthy of the expectations. The lobster mac tasted "fishy" and the lobster tail pieces were rubbery, chewy, and extremely poor quality. We sent it back. Definitely a poor excuse for an $18 appetizer at a place that asserts to being upscale. The fish and chips were good, but not the best in the FW area to be sure. To serve fillets (or perhaps just boneless pieces of fish) with the bloodline running through is not the best of presentation, again for a place that alleges itself to be upscale. The BBQ Shrimp however, are keepers on the entree' menu. As is the jalapeno remoulade sauce for the fish and chips, if for no other reason than to mask the blood line. Service was outstanding, and in keeping with what an upscale dining experience should warrant. From the hostess, to the server, to all the wait staff...it was fabulous. If only the food could withstand such accolades. Sadly, no.
A great fine dining experience in Fort Worth !
We are fairly new residents . This is truly a great find for u. Excellent service , good food and very nice ambiance. A great fine dining experience in Fort Worth !
Took 20 minutes to get our cocktails, my ...
Took 20 minutes to get our cocktails, my husband had to send his back bc it was so awful(waitress said she was helping bartender bc he was busy, waitress put ground salt on my Caesar salad instead of fresh pepper, took an additional 15 minutes to get new cocktail for my husband....there were only (4) other couples eating in restaurant......manager just offered to comp our cocktails & send out a slice of cheesecake! REALLY! We told them we were celebrating our 10 year anniversary ...they should have comped our entire meal & offered us a do over,......ruined an anticipated memorable evening ...will never go back & will share our poor experience with everyone one we meet!!!
Food and service were excellent. Will be ...
Food and service were excellent. Will be back, for sure.
Spectacular Flavor
Parking is easy with validated valet service. Food is perfectly prepared and absolutely delicious with very generous portion sizes that are well worth the price. However service is lacking, our server was unable to offer any knowledge of the dinner menu and provided the absolute minimum in table service. We observed other very competent servers so it is possible it was just an off day for ours. I would recommend this restaurant to others, however I do not plan to return for dinner but would not rule out returning for happy hour to enjoy the incredible oyster selection.
Cuisine was wxcellent. Shrimp and Grits ...
Cuisine was wxcellent. Shrimp and Grits with butter sauce was "melt in yo mouth" delicious. Jordan our server was top drawer. She really knows her craft.
I love this place. 3rd time there!
We love this place. We have been at least three times and each time it is outstanding. We typically order the ahi tuna tartare as our appetizer. It is always a hit. This time we ordered a special appetizer of salmon. It was good, but I'm going back to the tartare! Soups are good. Enjoyed the cream of celery, but the cream of zucchini which was featured last fall was AWESOME! Typically order something from the specials menu for the entree and it is always a hit. Love the freshness of the seafood.
Awesome as always. The right amount of ...
Awesome as always. The right amount of service without intrusion.💗
Normally one of our favorite restaurants ...
Normally one of our favorite restaurants to eat and entertain. This last visit was okay, but definitely not up to their usual standards. We had a very nice waitress but she was clearly overwhelmed by the number of tables. They may have been shorthanded. When looking to see where she was you got the sense that every other table in the restaurant was looking for their waiter or waitress. Appetizers and food was only semi-warm. Ordered cobbler for dessert and by the time it came the whipped cream (was supposed to be ice cream) was melted and it was like soup. Again waitress was doing all she could and gets 5 stars but was disappointed for the first time ever at this restaurant.
waters for 4
overall experience was really good. whole fried red snapper was excellent along with calamari strips with a light jalapeno cream sauce. mixed drinks at 9 bucks a pop a little high.
First Time Diner
Took my daughter on a quiet Wednesday night, less than 10 other patrons when we arrived. Pleasant ambiance and decor. For apps we had the Texasfeller oysters and Ahi Tuna Tartare; the former was one of two memorable bites of the evening, the latter was tasty enough but a victim of preference. Also, there has to be something other than the wontons that would be a clever crunch. Entrees were the Shrimp & Grits, Pecan/Pesto trout, and a side of Lobster Mac & Cheese...which proved to be the second of two memorable bites. While the Shrimp & Grits dish was overall tasty, the shrimp was a just slightly rubbery, mere tens of seconds overdone. For my own palette, the presence of jalapeño was barely noticeable. The dish was piping hot when it arrived and waiting for it to cool was laborious for the impatient. My daughter thought the fish was delicious, but wasn't a fan of the polenta (though I consumed what she left behind). That Mac & Cheese though...simply delicious. Nothing on the dessert menu was particularly eye catching, so we had some milk shakes at In-N-Out.
The restaurant is gorgeous. The food was ...
The restaurant is gorgeous. The food was outstanding. Pricey, but worth it. The oysters Texasfeller were amazing.
Amazing dinner! Took my wife here for Valentine's. Every course was outstanding. The Waghu steak was flavorful and tender. My wife loves the Cobia fish. The service was perfect too.
Had great expectations for my first visit. Granted, it was a fixed menu so my opinions should be limited. Some dishes were awesome. Appetizer and salads were pretty good. Both main courses were average or below. The fish wash very fishy indicating it wasn't fresh. The steak was just not worth the cost even remotely. Dessert was great. Service was great. Atmosphere was great.
My wife and I enjoyed everything about Waters. It was our first time there, food was great and the service top notch. When we got the bill we both said that we'd never come back because even though all was good it is not worth the price. We've always gone to The Capital Grille for special occasions and could have eaten twice there for what we paid.
Great Service! Great Food!
My husband and I celebrated Valentine's Day a day early and we truly enjoyed our meal because of our awesome server, Corin. We had special dietary needs and she was truly accommodating...you have a gem of an employee there! Seafood was delish, truly enjoyed the ahi tuna starter!!!
great food. great bar deals and bar serv ...
great food. great bar deals and bar service. dining room service needs a little more polish.
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New Delhi: Surveen Chawla, former TV actress, who marks her debut with `Hate Story 2` opposite Jay Bhanushali held a special screening of the movie for her close friends.
Seen at the screening were mostly popular faces from the television industry who attended it to boost the morale of the bold actress.
Rubina Dilaik from `Choti Bahu` who is a close friend of Surveen was spotted along with Manav and Shweta Kawatra, Karan Wahi among others.
While `Hate Story 2` has received mixed reviews, Surveen has lit the silver screen ablaze with her sexy avatar in the movie and has grabbed many eyeballs with her bold scenes.
While she looked stunning at the special screening of the movie in a white crop top and black palazzo, her co-star Jay was missing from the scene, reportedly.
Well, let`s hope there is no bad blood between the two already.
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To celebrate Chinese New Year, select Bloomingdale's stores will schedule special events and open pop-up shops through February 18. The limited-edition pop-up shops, which the retailer stated are curated by its own style experts, offer unique wardrobe and home items celebrating Chinese culture, it said.
Pop up shops will operate in Bloomingdale's 59th Street in New York, Medinah Home, Chicago, North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, CA, and San Francisco Centre. Vendors participating in the pop-up shops include 7 For All Mankind, Altru, Asian Loft, Audiology, Baccarat, Christofle, Chronicle Books, Carmen Marc Valvo Couture, Charles Philip Shanghai, Chaser, DCI, Dogeared, Equipment, Fox, Franz, Graphic Image, J Brand, Kenneth Jay Lane, Kim Seybert, Kusmi, Lalique, L'Objet, Maximilian, Me N U, Natori, Riedel, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Tateossian.
Promotions include a nod to the Chinese red envelope tradition, Bloomindales said. Shoppers at Bloomingdale's 59th Street, North Michigan Avenue, San Francisco Centre, and South Coast Plaza, can pick up their own red envelope from February 7 to 10. The retailer said it would fill select envelopes with prizes such as a bMoney card in a denomination of $8, $88, or $888, a traditional lucky number in Chinese culture. Customers also can win a complimentary small Forty Carrots yogurt in a limited-edition Taro Root flavor, a special limited-edition Chinese New Year shopping tote, and other prizes.
"Bloomingdale's is excited to not only recognize and celebrate this special holiday, but the entire Chinese culture," says Michael Gould, chairman and CEO. "It is our hope that Chinese consumers and tourists, along with all of our loyal shoppers, will enjoy the festive holiday and culture rooted in tradition."
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Utah football: Utes prepared for UCLA's new offensive scheme
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PASADENA, Calif. — UCLA's offense has picked up the pace under new head coach Jim Mora and former Arizona State offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone. The Bruins have spread things out and the change is paying immediate dividends. They enter Saturday's game against Utah with one of the Pac-12's top offenses, averaging 529 yards per game.
"It's a good scheme and they do a good job with what they have there," said Utah defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake, who noted that UCLA's fast-paced attack uses the whole field and runs a lot of plays — forcing opposing defenses to use a lot of players to combat weariness.
Leading the charge is senior tailback Johnathan Franklin and freshman quarterback Brett Hundley. They've helped the Bruins rank among the conference's top five in rushing (224.4 ypg), passing (304.6 ypg), pass efficiency (140.62 rating), scoring (33.5 ppg) and total offense.
"There's a dramatic difference in scheme," said Utah coach Kyle Whittingham, who added that UCLA's offense is now more like that of Arizona, Arizona State and Oregon — a team that spread things out with a good tempo.
Franklin is off to a strong start. The four-year veteran leads the Pac-12 in rushing with 799 yards, averaging 7.4 per carry.
"He's always been a dynamic running back and I like the way he runs," Sitake said. "He's really fast but he's got some power moves, too. He's a really good player."
While Franklin is on pace to become UCLA's all-time rushing leader, Hundley is just beginning to make his mark. Over six career starts, Hundley has passed for 1,733 yards and 13 touchdowns. He's also ran for 172 yards and four scores.
"Those dual-threat quarterbacks are always so dangerous and with a running back like Franklin we've got our work cut out for us," said Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei. "... We've got to be real disciplined this week."
After giving up a combined 944 yards of total offense and 46 first downs in back-to-back losses to Arizona State and USC, Utah's defense is looking to get back on track.
"We know we're better than that as a defense. We know that we can play better than that," Lotulelei said. "It's all up to us. Our coaches put us in the best positions that they can, we've got to be the ones who go out there and make the plays."
The Utes allowed only 806 yards and 48 first downs over the first three games of the season.
Franklin and Hundley aren't UCLA's only offensive weapons Utah has to contend with this week. The Bruins have eight receivers with 10 or more catches this season. Junior Shaquelle Evans leads the group with 24 receptions, while senior Joseph Fauria has a team-high five touchdown catches.
UCLA's defense also has some players of note. Senior cornerback Sheldon Price has four interceptions, thus far, and sophomore free safety Tevin McDonald has recovered two fumbles and picked off a pass. McDonald's 37 tackles are second only to linebacker Eric Kendricks. The sophomore has made 49 stops and recovered a pair of fumbles.
"We have our work cut out for us," Whittingham said.
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[photogallerylink id=20670 align=left]If Paris Hilton's "singing" on her "hit" Stars Are Blind from 2006 had you screaming with laughter, wait until you hear what she's up to now. Apparently deciding that she didn't even need to take the extra effort to sing, her latest single is more "spoken word" as the voice of house music duo Manufactured Superstars' Drunk Text.
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If you want to actually subject yourself to it, you can head over to Idolator and listen for yourself. Or, if you prefer a singing Paris, experience Stars Are Blind below.
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CLEVELAND — Becoming one of Ohio's uniformed officers won't be a cakewalk for Shaquille O'Neal.
Hoping to further his off-the-court career in law enforcement, the Cleveland Cavaliers star has applied to become a special deputy in the Buckeye state. But the (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported Sunday that O'Neal must pass an examination and undergo training first.
The Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy is currently reviewing O'Neal's qualifications.
"It appears that Mr. O'Neal will need to undergo substantial additional training as well as successful completion of the state certification examination before he can become a certified peace officer in the state of Ohio," said Holly Hollingsworth, spokeswoman for the state attorney general.
O'Neal would not be allowed to carry a gun and make arrests without that training, Hollingsworth said. If approved, O'Neal would have the right to carry a gun and make arrests but he would not be a paid, formal employee.
Last month Cuyahoga County Sheriff Bob Reid notified the state academy, which determines officers' eligibility, that he will make O'Neal a deputy if he is approved by the state.
O'Neal previously served roles with law enforcement agencies in Arizona, Virginia and Florida. The sheriff's Office submitted additional paperwork from Arizona to the state last week on behalf of O'Neal.
O'Neal wants the state certification to work with the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children task force, Reid said.
O'Neal will need to complete 30 of hours of police training within six months and pass both the Ohio police examination and a shooting test in order to maintain the appointment, Hollingsworth said.
O'Neal shot targets at a sheriff's shooting range last week, and results from that test and his fingerprints were submitted to the state, Reid said.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. --- The UTC women's basketball team dominated the paint Saturday afternoon, defeating UNCG 86-53 in the Southern Conference opener for both teams. Chattanooga improves to 7-3 overall and 1-0 in league play while the Spartans drop below .500 at 4-5 and 0-1 in the SoCon.
Senior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) recorded her sixth double-double of the year and her fifth straight, with a game-high 18 points and 10 rebounds. She was joined in double figure shooting by freshmen Aryanna Gilbert (Columbia, Tenn.) with a career-high 13 points and Chelsey Shumpert (Paducah, Ky.) with 12.
Chattanooga was 34-of-60 from the field for a season-high 56.7 field goal percentage and outscored UNCG 54-30 in the paint. UTC outrebounded UNCG 43-29 after the two were even at the break with 17 apiece. On 12 offensive boards, UTC scored 17 points compared to the Spartans' eight off 13 offensive rebounds.
In the first half, the score was fairly tight with four lead changes and eight ties before Chattanooga gave itself some breathing room outscoring UNCG 10-2 over the final 4:37 of the opening stanza. Hall drained the second of her two 3-pointers to start the run and freshman Jasmine Joyner (Southaven, Miss.) capped off the run with an old-fashioned 3-point play with 10 seconds remaining in the half.
In the second half, UTC pulled further out front getting its first double-digit lead, 38-28 with 18:53 to play on a steal and fastbreak layup by Hall. Foster cleared the bench Saturday and 12 players found the nets.
With just under five minutes to play in the game, Foster pulled seniors Hall and Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) and sent Gilbert and Joyner to the floor to join Shumpert, Whitney Hartlage (Louisville, Ky.) and Moses Johnson (Atlanta, Ga.) on the floor. That marked the first time that all five freshmen were on the court at the same time.
The rookies scored the final 16 points of the game and allowed seven points by the Spartan offense for the final 86-53 tally. Hartlage scored a career-best nine points making 4-of-7 from the field and draining her one free throw.
Chattanooga was 15-of-22 (68.2%) from the free throw line and had a season-high 22 assists with 13 turnovers. UTC tied its best for blocked shots with seven with Joyner accounting for three of the rejections.
UTC remains on the road with a Monday contest at Elon. The game is set to tip off at 7 p.m. and will be Chattanooga's final road trip to Elon in Southern Conference play as the Phoenix leave the SoCon for the CAA next season. Larry Ward will have all the action LIVE on ESPN 105.1 "The Zone".
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CSC Wins Navy Contract for Training Systems Solutions
The U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) has awarded CSC (NYSE: CSC) a Multiple Award Contract (MAC). With a base ordering period of five years and two one-year ordering period options, the Training Systems Contract III (TSC III) has a potential ceiling value of $2 billion. It was awarded in the third quarter of CSC's 2012 fiscal year.
"Every day, we're helping the Navy achieve mission-critical requirements, enhance warfighter readiness, improve citizen services and, most importantly, save lives," said Alan B. Weakley, president of CSC's North American Public Sector Defense Group. "We've been developing and enhancing complex training systems for the Navy and other agencies for decades, and this new vehicle will further expedite our customers' ability to access additional critical offerings."
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Naval Training and Simulation 2016 Conference
Jul 6 - 8, 2016 - London, United Kingdom
US Export Controls with REFORM CHANGES Seminar
Oct 17 - 20, 2016 - Huntsville, United States