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Andrew Luck's decision to return to Stanford for his senior season caused Carolina fans to cry Tar-Heel-tears, and it threw the NFL Draft into disarray. While Luck is widely considered to be a can't-miss first pick in the 2012 Draft the Panthers, Bills, Cardinals and every other quarterback challenged NFL team can't afford to wait that long.
Lucks' absence from the draft has created a logjam of QB prospects all vying for a first round selection. In my estimation none of these QBs are NFL ready as of yet. This in itself is not particularly worrisome as most true rookie QBs (see Alex Smith) have had trouble transitioning their game to the NFL. Even the great Peyton Manning struggled mightily in his rookie campaign, stumbling his way to a 71.2 QB Rating tossing a league high 28 INTs.
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Matthew 28
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Matthew 28 is the twenty-eighth and final chapter of the Gospel of Matthew in the New Testament. This chapter covers the events around the Resurrection of Jesus and ends with the Great Commission.
The first section, from 28:1-10, covers the visit of Mary Magdalene and Mary, the mother of James to the tomb of Jesus. There an angel descends opening the tomb, and incapacitating the guards. The angel addresses the women, and as they leave the area they encounter the risen Jesus.
In the second section the guards return to Jerusalem, where they report to the priests about the events and the priests bribe the guards to lie about them and tell that the disciples had come and stolen the body.
In the third section Jesus appears to the disciples in Galilee and issues the Great Commission ending with a trinitarian formula that is much disputed by modern scholars.[1][2]
Matthew 28 covers the same material as Mark 16, Luke 24, and John 20 in the other gospels. As with the rest of Matthew it seems clear that Matthew is adapting what appears in Mark. Unusually the material not from Mark most closely matches the Gospel of John, unlike the rest of the gospel where non-Markan material is often matched in Luke. Some scholars thus believe that the authors of Matthew and John may have been working from a shared source on the resurrection that wasn't used by the other two gospel writers. A variation on the appearance of Jesus to the women does occur in John, but the wording is completely different in Matthew. The meeting with Jesus is a close variation on the meeting on the women's meeting with the angel, and may be based on that text originally from Mark.[3]
The report of the guards is wholly unique to Matthew, but is matched with the guards content in Matthew 27. This material is thus a creation of Matthew's author, or based on a source only used by that writer. It also parallels the story of the women and the resurrection. This section is clearly apologetical, meant to address anti-Christian allegations that were current at the time of its writing.[4]
The final meeting of Jesus and the disciples to issue the Great Commission appears in all four gospels, but with much variation. In Luke the meeting occurs in Jerusalem and it is also indicated that is the location in John. Mark does not give a location, but in Matthew it happens in Galilee. While similar to Mark, it is not believed that this section is based on that gospel, as the current ending of Mark 16 is today believed to be a later addition. Some scholars believe that the author of Matthew may have been working from the lost ending of Mark.[5]
1In the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulchre.
2And, behold, there was a great earthquake: for the angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it.
3His countenance was like lightning, and his raiment white as snow:
4And for fear of him the keepers did shake, and became as dead men.
5And the angel answered and said unto the women, Fear not ye: for I know that ye seek Jesus, which was crucified.
6He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.
7And go quickly, and tell his disciples that he is risen from the dead; and, behold, he goeth before you into Galilee; there shall ye see him: lo, I have told you.
8And they departed quickly from the sepulchre with fear and great joy; and did run to bring his disciples word.
9And as they went to tell his disciples, behold, Jesus met them, saying, All hail. And they came and held him by the feet, and worshipped him.
10Then said Jesus unto them, Be not afraid: go tell my brethren that they go into Galilee, and there shall they see me.
11Now when they were going, behold, some of the watch came into the city, and shewed unto the chief priests all the things that were done.
12And when they were assembled with the elders, and had taken counsel, they gave large money unto the soldiers,
13Saying, Say ye, His disciples came by night, and stole him away while we slept.
14And if this come to the governor's ears, we will persuade him, and secure you.
15So they took the money, and did as they were taught: and this saying is commonly reported among the Jews until this day.
16Then the eleven disciples went away into Galilee, into a mountain where Jesus had appointed them.
17And when they saw him, they worshipped him: but some doubted.
18And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth.
19Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:
20Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
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- ^ Ploughman, A. Collection of the Evidence For and Against the Traditional Wording of the Baptismal Phrase in Matthew 28:19
- ^ Hegg, Tim. Matthew 28:19 A Text-Critical Investigation, 2006.
- ^ Nolland, John. The Gospel of Matthew: a commentary on the Greek text. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2005 pg. 1244
- ^ Davies, W.D. and Dale C. Allison, Jr. A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Gospel According to Saint Matthew. Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark, 1988-1997.
- ^ France, R.T. The Gospel According to Matthew: an Introduction and Commentary. Leicester: Inter-Varsity, 1985. pg. 409
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Spartanburg Music & Arts Festival: 15 bands, 2 days and free camping
Annual event starts Friday
Published: Thursday, September 4, 2014 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, September 4, 2014 at 1:12 p.m.
This weekend at the Music Camp in Spartanburg, there's a big music festival scheduled, and all it took to put it together was a little CARMA.
Want to go?
What: 4th Annual Spartanburg Music & Arts Festival
When: 6 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday
Where: The Music Camp, 190 Childress Road, Spartanburg
Tickets: $15 (Fri.), $25 (Sat.), $35 (both days); children 12 & younger free
Info: 864-426-4950 or www.themusiccamp.net
Band lineup
St. Maurice
The Consumers
The Abbey Elmore Band
Dang Chang Experience
Anna Leigh Band
Gregory Hodges Band
Greenfield Excursion
Travis Smith Project
The Strokers
Groovehouse Orchestra featuring Chelsea Perry & Wanda Sanders
Tonight's Noise featuring Darby Wilcox
Jameson Camp
Brief Awakening
Motherlode Band
No, not the spiritual kind, but an organization called CARMA Inc. which stands for Chicks Advocating Regional Music and Artists. It's a nonprofit organization designed to promote music and arts in the Upstate.
The 4th Annual Spartanburg Music & Arts Festival, which kicks off Friday with gates opening at 5 p.m., features 15 bands over two days, including St. Maurice, the Gregory Hodges Band, Tonight's Noise featuring Darby Wilcox, the Groovehouse Orchestra and a reunion of Greenfield Excursion.
The family-friendly festival includes free camping on the Music Camp grounds, free admission for children younger than 12 and a vendor's row of artists working in mediums from metalworks to handmade jewelry.
The Music Camp is an outdoor concert venue and camping area that was originally opened for events in 1998 by John Featherston and his wife, Lisa. CARMA became involved in 2010 when it organized volunteers to fill various roles at the first music festival.
"After that, we just started renting the facility and hosting the event ourselves," CARMA president Renee Denton said.
Denton said that a great deal of effort goes into keeping the festival family friendly, from setting ticket prices to choosing performers.
"We keep our ticket prices low so that more families can attend," she said. "A lot of families love going to events at the Music Camp. People who came as children with their parents are bringing their children now. They're a big part of the community that supports the festival.
"And we choose bands that we think will fit that stage; bands that will have a wide appeal. We have a wide age-range at the festival, and we want to appeal to them. We want to make sure it's palatable to them, so they'll come out and see the talent that exists here in the Upstate."
The festival is a chance for Spartanburg to feature members of its thriving music scene, a scene that Denton is fiercely proud of and works hard to promote.
"CARMA supports local music every single day of the year, and we have a disproportionate amount of talent here," she said.
"It's underrated, and a lot of the artists we have in this area, like Gregory Hodges, Craig Sorrells, Frank Wilkie and Brandon Turner, have played with a lot of big name musicians."
Myke McKenzie of Greenfield Excursion said that there is a great sense of family among the musicians playing the festival.
"Everybody just has that brotherhood feeling," he said. "All the musicians know each other, for the most part. I believe, and always have, that Spartanburg probably has more talented musicians per capita than a lot of other cities that are perceived as musical cities.
"We just want to ply our trade, be the best we can and introduce our music to the new generations, and then, of course, there's the bands creating their own music and their own legacy."
One of the musicians creating her own legacy is Darby Wilcox, who's making her Music Camp debut with Tonight's Noise. Her enthusiasm sums up what the festival seems to be all about.
"This will actually be this project's first performance," she said.
"I'm excited to show everyone what we've been working on, and there's no better place to do it than Music Camp."
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Mickleton is an unincorporated community located within East Greenwich Township in Gloucester County, New Jersey, United States.[2] The area is served as United States Postal Service ZIP Code 08056.
As of the 2000 United States Census, the population for ZIP Code Tabulation Area 08056 was 2,469. However, in recent years with major suburban housing development, Mickleton along with the rest of East Greenwich has experienced a major population boom.
Mickleton's Quaker roots can still be seen in its "Friend's Meeting House", a Quaker church, and in the "Little Red School House", a schoolhouse building from the 17th and 18th centuries.
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Branston, with over 450 senior appearances to his name at a host of Football League clubs, has set up the 'all about ballerz' website, which enables footballing talent from Under-15 level right through to the professional game to upload a video of themselves and get their skills seen by a wider audience.
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middle of this month and were easy to tell from their parents
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Lin Isn't the Only One Driving Knicks' Success; Dunks, Defense and a Deep Threat
One player does not a team make—not even if that player is Jeremy Lin.
The Knicks have been levitating in the high clouds of the basketball gods for a good two weeks now, and little changed Wednesday night as the Knicks thumped the Sacramento Kings to extend their winning streak to seven games.
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Shumpert's Defense
It was just over a month ago, during a trip to Memphis, when Iman Shumpert channeled his inner ballhog and clanged his way to a 5-of-20 effort against the Grizzlies. During one particularly memorable timeout, Amar'e Stoudemire glared at Shumpert as if he'd stepped on his puppy. Then yelled at him.
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Shumpert is averaging 2.7 steals over his last six games—and his defense appears to be fueling his offense. During that same stretch, he's averaging 12.7 points on 43.2% shooting with better shot selection.
Novak's Shooting
Up until about two weeks ago, Steve Novak was making a strong case for inclusion among the pantheon of Most Forgettable NBA Journeymen Ever. In six seasons with four franchises, he had never averaged more than 6.9 points per game (a career highlight that came in 2008-09 with the pre-Blake Griffin Clippers). So his recent play, namely his three-point shooting, has been a pleasant surprise for Knicks fans—and it probably would be worthy of even more buzz if not for the intergalactic megastardom of one Jeremy Lin.
In back-to-back victories against the Jazz and the Wizards this month, Novak shot 10 of 17 from three-point range. Against the Kings, he went 3 of 8 and scored 14 points. He is averaging 13.1 points over his last six games, and he's relishing his role as a safety valve whenever the Knicks' guards encounter obstacles on their way to the hoop.
There's little question that Novak, albeit in a more limited role, has benefited from the same phenomenon that's launched Lin into the stratosphere of sports celebrity: getting an opportunity and making the most of it. It all sounds trite and simplistic, perhaps, but Novak has always been a dependable three-point shooter (43.3% for his career) and now he's getting more looks. It helps that coach Mike D'Antoni's system has room for a spot-up shooter.
Chandler's Dunks
Tyson Chandler, like most forwards and centers, enjoys playing with an authentic point guard. Not a fake point guard. A real point guard. He didn't have that luxury through the Knicks' torturous first few weeks of the season, as D'Antoni tried to pound square blocks through round holes, shoving faux playmakers onto the court (Shumpert, among them) only to watch them fail and fail some more. It was a fairly predictable outcome.
Lin, who is a real point guard, has changed that dynamic, and Chandler is getting oodles of high-percentage baskets, most often in the form of dunks. During the Knicks' current winning streak, he's averaging 13.6 points on 69.2% shooting. His shot attempts are up by nearly three per game, from 5.0 to 7.4—in part because Stoudemire missed four games after the death of his older brother. But Lin is an old-school passer, and Chandler appreciates his presence. The numbers speak for themselves.


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Third national forest inventory carried out by the Service of Forest Inventory from 1997 to 2006 and published by the General Directorate of Natural Environment and Forestry Policy of the Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine affairs. Based on field work and performed at province level. Iberian Peninsula and Balearic Islands: Datum ED50, UTM Projection, International Ellipsoid of 1924, HAYFORD 1909, Zone 30. Canary Islands: Datum WGS84, UTM Projection, Ellipsoid WGS84, Zone 28. 1:50.000-scale map. ..Few plant names from the IFN3 considered synonyms of others accepted in Flora iberica/Anthos were replaced by the accepted ones whenever they were homotypic synonyms. Also the Flora Iberica/Anthos criterion was followed regarding the scientific names spelling or authorship. ..More info about IFN3 in: http://www.magrama.gob.es/es/biodiversidad/servicios/banco-datos-naturaleza/informacion-disponible/ifn3.aspx
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I hate moths with a vengeance, but I got very excited when I saw this beauty outside our window because it's the first time I've ever seen a live one. He was very patient and tame while I brought out my camera. I jumped back as soon as he fluttered his wings, of course, because I'm a pansy like that.
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Heh, I get like that around most bugs
But moths and butterflies and ladybugs and scarabs are nice
But moths and butterflies and ladybugs and scarabs are nice
simply gorgeous!
WOW, you were lucky to see a live one considering the adults only live for a week!
wow!! he is beautiful
Isn't he? A bit banged up, but hey - just shows he's a badass!
So pretty, I wish those were in my region of the world :<
This is the first time I've ever seen one and we have them all over. Funny I never saw one in the Midwest when I lived there all my life, but I move to the South and one shows up!
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Hamakua Mushrrom andBlack Truffle Risotto Cakes$14.00
with Fresh Tomato Basil Sauce
Fresh Ahi Tartar in Mini Waffle Cones$15.00
Gravlax Salmon Roulade$13.00
with Cream Cheese and Crab Meat on Cucumber Chips
Fresh Oyster on Ice$15.00
with Lemongrass Garlic Mignonette, A must try for oyster's lover. A must try for oyster's lover
Kataifi and Macadamia Nut Encrusted Jumbo Black Tiger Prawns$13.00
with Pineapple Vinaigrette
Sautéed Escargot & Prawns$15.00
with Hamakua Mushrooms with Roasted Chili Garlic Cream
Seafood Tortellini$13.00
with Lobster Sauce Sautéed Corn and Edamame
Alaskan King Crab Cakes$12.00
with Roasted Garlic Aioli
Sun-dried Tomato and Puna Goat Cheese Wonton$12.00
Asian Duck Taco$13.00
with Spicy Mango Salsa, Scallion and Avocado
Rosemary Garlic Pork Tenderloin$12.00
with Chinese Bau Buns, Hoisin and Scallion
Vongole Al Forno$16.00
Baked Stuffed Cherry Stone Clams with Crab Meat, Lobster, Shrimp and Scallops
Chef Chai's Signature Combination Appetizer Platter (enough for 2)$35.00
Alaskan King Crab Cake, Gravlax Salmon Roulade, Kataifi Prawns, Goat Cheese Wontons, and Roasted Butternut Squash & Lobster Bisque Shooters
Organically Grown Rainbow Salad$10.00
with Balsamic Vinaigrette. Mesclun Greens, Roasted Beet, Teardrop Tomato, Apple, Cucumber, and Toasted Almond
Bouquet of Waimanalo Valley Baby Romaine$12.00
with Caesar Dressing
Poached Pear and Rainbow Vegetables Salad$12.00
with Raspberry Guava Vinaigrette, Cauliflower, Tomato, Cucumber, Goat Cheese and Candied Walnuts
Smoked Duck Breast & Kataifi Prawn Salad$12.00
with Tangerine Vinaigrette, Tear Drop Tomato, Poached Pear, Lotus Root Chips and Candied Walnuts
Naked Squid Salad$12.00
with Lemongrass Garlic Dressing. Fresh Mango, Cucumber, Teardrop Tomato, Onion, Cilantro and Watercress
Thai Style Oxtail Soup$12.00
with Spicy Lemongrass Broth and Chinese Celery. Rich beef broth like non other, full Flavored, a must try for oxtail soup's lovers
Roasted Butternut Squash and Lobster Bisque$10.00
with Crispy Seafood Dumpling. A healthier version of lobster bisque, made with no butter or flour, thickened with squash puree
Healthy Stir-fry$22.00
(with choice of lean chicken breast or tofu) Brussel Sprouts, Asparagus, Red Bell Peppers, Baby Corn, and Sweet Potato
Vegetable Terrine with Thai Green Curry Sauce$25.00
with Fresh Heart of Palm & Fresh Basil
Breast of Chicken Roulade with Creamy Leek Gravy$26.00
Mashed Kabocha Pumpkins
Steamed Fresh Manila Clams and Fresh Fish$29.00
with Lemongrass Broth
Wok Seared Jumbo Black Tiger Prawns$35.00
Roasted Garlic Chili Ginger Cream, Asian Stir Fried Vegetables
Deconstructed Scallop Pot Pie with Lobster Reduction$36.00
Fingerling Potatos, Pearl Onions, Mushrooms, Baby Carrot and Spinach
Kabayaki Fresh New Zealand King Salmon$34.00
with Asian Stir-fried Vegetable and Grilled Spicy Pineapple
Grilled Fresh Halibut with Thai Red Curry Sauce$35.00
Stir-fried Vegetables and Steamed Rice
Miso Chilean SEa Bass$36.00
with Pickle Vegetables
Crispy Whole Tai Snapper with Chili GInger Sauce$36.00
Steamed Coconut Milk Ginger Brown Rice
Chinese Style Steamed Fresh Catch
with Ginger and Green Onion. Sautéed Chives and Garlic
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Oxtail a la Chai$29.00
with Lemongrass, Kalankal Broth
Asian Style Braised Osso Bucco$37.00
with cinnamon, clove and star anise, recipe from Chef Chai's Parent restaurant in Bangkok
Filet Mignon with Merlot Demi$45.00
Grilled 9 Ounce Beef Tenderloin, Baby Vegetables, and Haricot Vert
Grilled Mongolian Lamb Chops with Brandy Demi$45.00
Served with Smashed Potato and Asian Stir Fried Vegetables
White Chocolate Amore Gelato Truffle$9.00
Heart shaped white chocolate gelato filled with raspberry sorbetto, served with raspberry guava puree
Fresh Baked Pineapple Macadamia Nut Tart$8.00
Ala Mode with Vanilla Ice-cream
Cheese Cake$9.00
with Shredded Coconut with Tahitian Vanilla Crème Anglaise. a lighter version of Cheese Cake
Cappuccino Mousse Cake$8.00
Coffee mousse, Chocolate Ganache, Striped "Joconde" Biscuit, Coffee Glaze and Mocha Beans
Espresso Tiramisu$7.00
Served with Tahitian Vanilla Crème Anglaise
Fried Caramelized Banana Cream Cheese$8.00
Deep-fried stuffed Tortilla with banana, caramel and cream cheese. Served with chocolate Grand Marnier sauce and fresh berries
Chocolate Crunch Bar$9.00
Served with fresh raspberry guava puree & fresh berries
Molten Chocolate Lava Cake$8.00
Warm rich chocolate cake with fresh berries. Please allow 10 minutes
Creme Brulee' Sampler$9.00
Chocolate & Tahitian Vanilla Beans, Chai's Tea, and Thai Coffee
Fresh Sorbetto Sampler$8.00
Fresh Island Mango, Lychee and Guava with Fresh Berries
Chef Chai's Special Tea & Coffee Selections
Moonlight Gyokuro Green Tea$7.00
From the famous Yamashiro region comes Gyokura, the most highly prized tea in Japan. The name translates to "Pearl Dew" a reference to the laborious shading that protects the delicate leaves from direct sunrise The tea is made solely from the tender buds gathered in the very early spring flush. This is one of the best tea I ever had
Dragon Jasmine Pearl$6.00
These popular handpicked tealeaves are selected from the high-elevated mountains in Taiwan. A beautiful jasmine tea that is a collection of hand-rolls pearls. Two young tealeaves and unopened tea bud roll into a delicate pearl that beautifully unfurls to release their delicate scent and flavor when brewed
Emerald Sun, Flowering Green Tea$7.00
A white Chrysanthemum flower wrapped in a bouquet of white tea yields a mellow nutty flavor with notes of floral nectar. Chef Chai's Special Select for Hawaiian Airlines International Firt Class Services
Midnight Peony, Flowering Black Tea$8.00
A black tea tied into a single rosette, it flowers into a peony shape and releases a floral aroma with notes of wine and molasses
Herbal Tea Caffeine Free
Hau`oli Rooibos Ki$5.00
Chef Joy of Singha Thai personal blend. Smelling this tea is such a pleasure, sweet and beautiful aroma of African Rooibos, Rose Pedal, Hibiscus Flower, Orchids, Rose Hip, Safflower and Marigold
Ilima Chamomile$5.00
Chef Chai's favorite tea, a blended herbal tea made with Egyptian Chamomile, Orange Peel, and Rose Hip. Known in ancient China for its uses to battle illness, and still used today to calm and relieve anxiety
Herbal Chai$5.00
For those who love spice tea, this is a blended tea with organically grown African Rooibos, Ginger, Star Anise, Cinnamon, Lemongrass and Chef Chai's selected Asian Spices
French Press 100% Kona Coffee
Kona Peaberry, Medium Dark Roasted$7.00
Handpicked and selected from the top 3% of the Kona Crop. This small round bean has less acidity, smooth and rich in flavor. Treat yourself to the best of the best
Kona Peaberry Decaffeinated Medium Dark Roasted$7.00
For those who want the best coffee taste without any caffeine. Coffee beans are handpicked and selected from the top 3% of the Kona Crop. This small round bean has less acidity, smooth and rich in flavor. Treat yourself to the best of the best
Kona French, Dark Roasted$6.00
Handpicked and selected from the top 3% of the Kona Crop. This small round bean has less acidity, smooth and rich in flavor. Treat yourself to the best of the best
Chef Chai's Signature Blended, Hawaiian Roasted$6.00
Fresh roasted Hawaiian coffee with chocolate, Macadamia nut, and Vanilla
Kona Coffee Drinks
Keoki Coffee$8.00
Kahlua, Brandy, Bailey's and Fresh Brewed Kona Coffee
Irish Coffee$8.00
Bushmill Irish Whisky and Fresh Brewed Kona Coffee
Italiano Coffee$8.00
Kahlua, Amaretto Di Sarano and Fresh Brewed Kona Coffee
Anthony's Coffee$8.00
Kahlua, Frangelico and Fresh Brewed Kona Coffee
B52 Coffee$8.00
Kahlua, Baileys, Grand Marnier and Fresh Brewed Kona Coffee
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Bottega Vinaia Pinot Grigio Italy
Zilliken Riesling Germany
Rose N' Blum Pink Moscato Italy
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Cloudy Bay New Zealand
Cape Mentelle Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc Margaret River, Australia
Nobilo New Zealand
Uppercut California
Far Niente Napa$115.00
Kistler Sonoma$108.00
Grigich Hills Napa$95.00
Stag's Leap Winery Napa$70.00
Vocoret Chablis AOC$60.00
Newton "Red Label" Monterey$46.00
Trefethen Napa Valley$50.00
"A" by Acacia California$30.00
Champagne & Sparkling Wines
Cristal Louis Roederer, France$395.00
Moet & Chandon$295.00
Dom Perignon 2000 France
Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Rose 2004 France$140.00
Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin "Yellow Label", France$95.00
Perrier-Jouet Grand Brut, France$85.00
Chandon Riche, California$42.00
Mionetto Prosecco Gold Label, Italy$40.00
Silver Oak "Twomey"$120.00
Sterling Vineyards$60.00
"3 Palms Vineyard" Napa
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- $11.00
Dynamite Vineyards
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- $8.00
Cabernet Sauvignon
Silver Oak$140.00
- $55.00
- $14.00
Navarro Correas Privada$38.00
Terrazas Alto de Platas
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- $9.00
Anthony's Hand-Crafted Creations
My Old Kentucky Home$12.00
Mint Julep meets Sidecar in this refreshing southern inspired delight; martini style
A shaken blend of Scottish Gin, Talisker Scotch, and Jameson Irish Whiskey. For the drinkin' man or lassie
Cherry Blossom$12.00
Tanqueray No. 10, full-bodied sake and ginger liqueur give life to this invigorating martini
East in Eden$14.00
Like a liquid silk blanket that covers the pallet; trust me. Martini style
That's a Cadillac Man$14.00
The finest Margarita on the rocks; Don Julio Blanco Tequila, Grand Marnier with some Latin spice
French Tropic$14.00
Hennessy Black, Elderflower Liqueur, fresh basil and passion fruit are featured in this aromatic concoction, served over ice
Passing Showers$11.00
A blended island rendition of the "Dark and Stormy." Sweet ginger, savory coconut, topped with Myers's Dark Rum. You may want to drink your dessert
Chai's Favorite Red Varietal
Domaine Chandon Pinot Meunier Napa Valley$65.00
MollyDooker "The Boxer" Shiraz Australia$65.00
Bodega Numanthia "Termes" Toro, Spain$55.00
Hot Winery! Wine Spectator 90+ points
"Luna Sangiovese Napa Valley"
"Stark Raving Malbec Argentina"
"Kunde Zinfandel Sonoma"
"Rosenblum Syrah California"
"Tapeña Garnacha Spain""Latour Gevrey Chambertin France"
"Orogeny Russian River Valley"
"Saintsbury Carneros" "Chalone Vineyard Estate Chalone County"
"Babcock "Rita's Earth" Monterey"
"Au Bon Climat Santa Barbara"
"Opus One Napa"
"Beaulieu Vineyards Reserve Tapestry Napa Valley"
Newton Claret Napa Valley
Sterling Vineyards "VC" Meritage Napa
Chai's Favorite Red Varietals
Domaine Chandon Pinot Meunier Napa Valley$65.00
MollyDooker "The Boxer"$65.00
Shiraz Australia
Bodega Numanthia "Termes" Toro, Spain$55.00
Hot Winery! Wine Spectator 90+ points
Luna Sangiovese Napa Valley$45.00
Stark Raving Malbec Argentina
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- $9.00
Kunde Zinfandel Sonoma
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- $11.00
Rosenblum Syrah California$30.00
Tapeña Garnacha Spain$30.00
Meritage & Blends
Opus OneNapa$350.00
Beaulieu VineyardsReserve Tapestry Napa Valley$95.00
Newton Claret$54.00
Sterling Vineyards
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- $10.00
"VC" Meritage Napa
Cold Sake
Nigori Ginjo, Kamoizumi$8.50
"summer snow", unfiltered and rich
Ty-Ku Black$8.50
dry and intense with bold flavors
Izumi Judin$8.50
crisp, dry and elegant
Anthony's Selected Brews
Ayinger Celebrator$9.00
Aying, Germany, 6.7% Abv.Considered to be the benchmark Dopplebock style of beer in the world exhibiting aromas and flavors of dried fruit and rich toffee
Samuel Smith Chocolate Stout$10.00
Tadcaster, England, 5.0% Abv. Certified USDA Organic Chocolate Beer that resembles everything a fine milk chocolate beverage should
Rochefort 10 (Quadrupel)$15.00
Rochefort, Belgium, 11.3% Abv. Belgian Quadrupel with a rich character of prunes, figs, dried fruit, and toffee
Samuel Smith Organic Cider$9.00
Tadcaster, England. 5.0% Abv. USDA Oragnic cider from a brewery that dates back to 1758
Micro Brews
Kona Brewing Co., Longboard Lager$5.75
Maui Brewing Co., Coconut Porter$6.50
Maui Brewing Co., Big Swell IPA$6.50
Imported Beer
Heineken Light$5.75
Stella Artois$6.00
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Combination Appetizer Platter:
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Kataifi and Mac Nut Encrusted Jumbo Black Tiger Prawns
Gravlax Salmon Roulade
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Roasted Butternut Squash and Lobster Bisque Shooter
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Spicy Lemongrass Oxtail Soup
Vegetable Terrine
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Singha Bottles$4.00
House Prosecco, White, and Red Wines$5.00
Russian Standard Vodka Cocktails$5.00
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Russian Standard Vodka Martinis$7.00
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Naked Squid or Shrimp Salad$7.00
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Sun-dried Tomato and Puna Goat Cheese Wontons$7.00
with Pineapple Chutney
Chicken Sate$7.00
with Thai Peanut Sauce, Flat Bread and Cucumber Salad
Rosemary Garlic Pork Tenderloin$7.00
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Gravlax Salmon Roulade$8.00
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Seafood Tortellini$8.00
with Lobster Sauce, Sauteed Corn and Edamame
Fresh Kumamoto Oysters on Ice
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- 6 pieces $10.00
Sautéed Escargot & Prawns$10.00
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Oxtail a la Chai$15.00
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Doretta Royer 315 464-4833
Therapy sessions for social phobia offered
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — SUNY Upstate Medical University's Adult Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic is accepting patients with generalized social phobia for a 20-week group therapy session that uses cognitive-behavioral therapy. The program will begin in mid-October. Each session lasts two hours.
Generalized social phobia, the third most common psychiatric disorder after depression and alcohol abuse, is characterized by excessive fear of most social situations due to concerns about humiliation, embarrassment and negative evaluation by others. It can interfere significantly with a person's daily routine, social life or occupational functioning.
"Many people may be anxious about public speaking," said clinic coordinator Anna Remen, Ph.D., a clinical associate professor at SUNY Upstate. "But individuals who have been diagnosed with social phobia have excessive fear about many issues related to the social setting."
As a treatment for social phobia, Remen will use cognitive behavioral therapy, one of the most studied approaches to the treatment of social anxiety disorder. It helps by teaching people how to correct the dysfunctional beliefs that contribute to anxiety, reduce the feelings of anxiety, increase comfort with social situations and increase confidence with social skills.
The fee is $83 per person and is covered by most insurance companies.
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DUBAI, July 30 Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks waver, dollar pushes higher ahead of Fed meeting
* Oil steadies after weekly slide, Europe outages support
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Egypt slips for fourth session; Gulf mkts mixed
* Gunmen kill 8 Tunisian troops as political tensions grow
* Iran nominee seen as olive branch to United States
* Kerry seeks 'reasonable compromises' in Israeli-Palestinian talks
* Syria says army retakes Homs district from rebels
* Iraq headed for 1st annual oil output drop in three years
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1 room, 2 adults
51381 Drift Circle, Box 8222, Nikiski, AK, 99635, United States of America, 800-491-6126
Daniels Lake Lodge B&B, Kenai Peninsula
Lowest price$150
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No-frills B&B in Nikiski
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 6 smoke-free guestrooms
- Spa tub
- Airport shuttle
- Barbecue grills
- Limited hour front desk
What's around
- North Peninsula Recreation Area (8.5 mi / 13.6 km)
- Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center (20.2 mi / 32.5 km)
- Kenai Beach (20.3 mi / 32.7 km)
- Challenger Learning Center (21.9 mi / 35.3 km)
- Cunningham Park (23.3 mi / 37.5 km)
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Daniels Lake Lodge B&B, Kenai Peninsula
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Favorites- David Amerson-ballhawk
Eric reid-athletic hitter solid all around
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Tank carradine
Cordarrelle patterson
Xavier rhodes
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Served with your choice of: bananas, blueberries,mango, strawberries or chocolate chips with a side of applewood bacon, chorizo and roasted potatoes. Flavores: Bananas, Blueberries, Mango, Strawberries, Chocolate chips, A side of applewood bacon, Chorizo, Roasted potatoes
Argentine Toast (French Style)
Stuffed with brie cheese and quince jam served with maple syrup, jelly, fresh fruit and sides of chorizo, applewood bacon and roasted potatoes
Tango Salad
Mixed greens with hearts of palm, avocado, tomatoes,onions, string beans, hard-boiled egg, apples, dry figs,roquefort cheese, pancetta, in a vinaigrette dressing,side of applewood bacon, chorizo and roasted potatoes
Shrimp, avocado, julienne vegetables and muenster cheese,served with home fries and bacon
Tapas Brunch (Trio Sampler)
Breaded shrimp stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon pancake topped with ham, cheese and a fried egg papas provencal with garlic aïoli
Huevos Fritos
Fried eggs (any style) with argentine sausage, home fries and bacon
Eggs Benedict
Poached eggs over english muffins, and sliced spanish chorizo with smoked applewood bacon and roasted potatoes in a hollandaise sauce
Spanish Omelet
With dried chorizo, fresh bell peppers, onions, mushrooms and three cheeses, served with home fries and bacon
Chicken and Chorizo Paella
Saffron rice with spicy chorizo and chicken on the bone, served with mushrooms, green peas, garbanzos, roasted pepper, olives and pearl onions
Brochette Mixto De Mariscos
Mixed grilled seafood skewers, salmon, shrimp and scallops marinated in chimichurri,served mixed greens and fresh fruit
Camarones Tostados Al Rum
Blackened shrimp served with cold potato salad and small mixed green salad finished with a rum sauce served with a small mixed green salad
Pescado Ahumado
Smoked salmon and trout, with a hard boiled egg, pickles, onions, brie cheese and toasted pan de miga
Homemade Stuffed Rolled Papardelle Pasta
With ricotta and spinach served with sliced argentina chorizo and bacon in a four cheeses in a creamed pink sauce with shiitake mushrooms
Black Angus Stuffed Jumbo Hamburger
With sauteed onions,fresh leeks,fresh red peppers,mushrooms,and dice smoked bacon served with avocado, lettuce, tomato and potato fries with aïoli's (choose one: blue cheese, provolone, pesto, truffle or brie). Cheese: Blue cheese, Provolone, Pesto, Truffle, Brie
Sandwich Cuban
Served with sliced roasted pork, swiss cheese, ham, mayo, mustard, pickles,on grilled pressed bread, with sweet potato fries
Pechuga De Pato
Sliced duck breast served over mixed green salad with pistachio nuts, pears, manchego cheese,and dates in a strawberry vinaigrette dressing
Sandwich De Pollo
Grilled chicken breast with sliced eggplant, zucchini, tomato, muenster cheese,and potato fries in a chimichurri aïoli
Mini Argentine Grill
With chorizo, morcilla, flat iron steak, short rib and a red onion and tomato salad
Empanadas Sampler
Chicken / beef / corn & cheese / ham with cheese, one of each served with a side of chimichurri and a watercress and green apple salad
Gluten Free Hot Tapas
Argentine Chorizo$7.00
Grilled and sliced sausage
Grilled black angus steak, portobello mushroom topped with melted brie cheese
Seafood with chorizo in a saffron rice
Brochette De Carne Con Pancetta$11.00
Assorted beef and bacon, with onions and peppers served on skewers
Provoleta a La Parrilla$9.00
Grilled provolone cheese with side of toasted brioche
Veal tongue with black olives, caper berries, and oven dried plum tomato and garlic
Garbanzos Con Longaniza$8.00
Chickpeas with spicy sausage
Pulpos a La Gallega$14.00
Galicia style octopus with smoked paprika, white beans, scallions and potato salad
Papas a La Provenzal$6.00
Provençal potatoes with garlic and parsley aïoli
Fondue De Quesos Con Carne$12.00
Cheese fondue, served with beef and sausage
Four sautéed clams with smoked argentine chorizo, in a garlic butter
Ropa Vieja$12.00
Braised beef hash with pancetta, green peas, carrots, scallions, and peppers topped with a quail egg
Tripe and pork stew with white cannellini beans, sweet potato, smoked chorizo and green peas
Tortilla Española De Papas$9.00
Potato pie with ham, egg and onions
Tortilla Española, Vegetales$10.00
Baked mixed vegetable egg frittata
Hot Tapas Bar
Calamares Fritos Al Ajillo$11.00
Fried calamari served with side of chipotle aïoli
Turnover pie (corn with cheese, beef, chicken, ham with cheese)
- (each) $3.00
Mollejas Salteadas$15.00
Sautéed sweetbreads with black olives, capers, oven dried plum tomato, artichoke heart in a garlic sauce
Higado De Ternera$10.00
Calf's liver with sautéed onions and bacon
Meatballs in a lightly spicy tomato sauce
Roasted peppers stuffed with braised oxtail and rice
Camarones Rellenos$12.00
Two fried jumbo shrimp stuffed with provolone cheese, wrapped in bacon, breaded and sautéed
Sautéed mussels without shells in a garlic butter sauce with orecchiette pasta
Potato dumpling with breaded bay scallops and shiitake mushrooms in garlic sauce with truffle oil
Torta De Cangrejo$14.00
Crab cake with saffron aïoli
Three oysters stuffed with spinach, bechamel, topped with bacon and toasted seasoned bread crumbs
Two braised pulled pork sliders with B.B.Q. Sauce, and sautéed onions
Gambas Al Ajillo$14.00
Shrimp with egg and flower and sautéed with garlic in a lightly spices sauce
Gluten Free Cold Tapas Bar
Ceviche De Marisco$12.00
Seafood ceviche with boiled sweet potato, toasted corn and avocado (served raw)
Fondue De Quesos Con Vegetales$10.00
Cheese fondue with steamed cold vegetables
Ensalada De Papas$6.00
Cold potato salad with vegetables
Olivas Surtidas$6.00
Assortment of marinated olives
Salmon & Trout Ahumado$12.00
Smoked salmon & trout with capers, chopped onions and boiled eggs
Palmitos Con Jamon Crudo$10.00
Hearts of palm with prosciutto and dates
Matambre De Ternera$12.00
Sliced veal stuffed with vegetables and served with russian potato salad
Raw oysters in a half shell (half dozen)
Anchoas Y Aceitunas Rellenas$6.00
Marinated white anchovies with olives
Roasted red peppers stuffed with crab meat (three pieces)
Queso De Cabra$11.00
Goat cheese, sliced red and yellow beets, tomatoes and watercress in a basil olive oil
Jamon Serrano$14.00
Serrano ham (spanish prosciutto) with manchego cheese and olives
Fiambre Surtidos Cold Antipasto$15.00
Jamon serrano, mortadella, dry cured spanish sausage, manchego cheese,olives, roasted pepper
Tuna Carpaccio$14.00
Sesame crusted raw tuna, sliced avocado garnished with seaweed, ginger and black rice
Surtido De Quesos$17.00
Cheese platter with manchego, regianito, pesto, truffle, and quince jam
Para Empezar - Appetizers
Ensalada Gaucha$12.00
Mesclun greens served with beets, string beans, hard-boiled egg, sliced manchego cheese and sliced potato in a champagne dressing
Ensalada De Cesar$9.00
Classic caesar salad with raw egg. Meat:
- Sliced grilled Argentinean chorizo
- $3.00
- Four shrimp
- $3.00
- Grilled sliced chicken breast
- $3.00
Ensalada Buenos Aires$12.00
Mixed salad with hearts of palm, tomatoes, onions, apples, mixed greens, roquefort cheese and pancetta in sherry vinaigrette
Ensalada Con Salmon$14.00
Pan seared salmon, sliced and served over mesclun greens, with black olives, boiled egg, and onions in a mustard aioli dressing
Ensalada Con Pulpitos$12.00
Octopus salad with mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, feta cheese and pears
Ceviche De Mariscos$12.00
Marinated seafood served raw with fresh lime and lemon served cold with sweet potato, cilantro, toasted corn and avocado
Ensalada Con Tuna$14.00
Pan seared tuna, sesame crusted, served cold and sliced with baby spinach, grape tomatoes, avocado and ginger dressing
Vegetales a La Parrilla$14.00
Grilled eggplant, red pepper, yellow squash, zucchini, roasted red pepper, sliced pears topped with melted goat cheese
Sopa Del Dia
Soup of the day
Ensalada Con Pechuga De Pato$12.00
Pan roasted duck breast over mixed greens with pistachio nuts, pears, truffle cheese and dates in a strawberry vinaigrette dressing
Assorted turnover gaucho pies. Meat: Beef, Ham with cheese, Chicken, Cream of corn
- (each) $3.00
Frutos Del Mar$16.00
Squid, scallops, shrimp, octopus, fresh peppers, and finely chopped onions, served cold
Camarones Asados$15.00
Marinated with a sweet and lightly spicy mango salsa, served with watercress,cherry tomato, and avocado
Hecho En Casa - Home Made Pasta
Served with shrimp, vegetables and toasted seasoned breadcrumbs in a garlic confit
Stuffed with braised beef, roasted peppers and leeks in a shiitake mushroom demi-glaze
Stuffed crepe with cream of corn cheese and spinach in a bechamel sauce with a touch of tomato
Gnocchi (potato dumpling) served with shredded boneless short ribs, goat cheese, spinach and mushroom in a garlic butter sauce
Cheese: Blue cheese $4, Provolone $4, Brie $4, Truffle $4, Pesto $4. All sandwiches served with potato fries
Chori Pan$15.00
Argentinean sausage served with caramelized sauteed onions, cheese, pickles, lettuce and tomato
Pechuga De Pollo$15.00
Seasoned chicken breast served with pickles, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and provolone cheese
Grilled black angus steak served with swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onions
Sandwich Cubano$14.00
Cuban sandwich served with sliced roasted pork, ham, swiss cheese, mayonnaise, mustard on grilled pressed bread and pickles
Black angus stuffed jumbo hamburger with sautéed onions, fresh leeks, fresh red peppers, mushrooms, and diced smoked bacon, served with avocado, lettuce, tomato and potato fries with aïoli
Entrada Principal - Main Entrees
All served with a side of red onion and tomato salad
Vacio Asado (Gaucho Steak)$25.00
Grilled sliced flap steak with melted blue cheese, in a malbec red wine reduction sauce with mushrooms and mashed potato (recommended medium rare)
Filete De Lenguado Con Camarones$23.00
Filet of sole and shrimp, sauteed and served with caper berries and oranges over spinach in a citrus sauce
Paella De Pollo Con Chorizo$25.00
Saffron rice with spicy chorizo and chicken on the bone, served with mushrooms, green peas, roasted peppers, olives, pearl onions, and chickpeas
Milanesa De Ternera Completa$23.00
Thinly pounded veal or chicken, seasoned with breadcrumbs and sauteed, topped with your choice of one of the following: Meat Veal, Chicken; Option: Ham and cheese, Two fried eggs, Plain breaded
Para Empezar - Appetizers
Ensalada Gaucha$10.00
Mesclun greens served with beets, string beans, sliced hard-boiled egg and potato in a champagne dressing
Ensalada de Cesar$9.00
Classic Caesar salad (made with raw egg) traditional. Meat:
- Sliced grilled Argentine sausage
- $2.00
- Three shrimp
- $3.00
- Sliced skirt steak
- $5.00
Enslalada Buenos Aires$12.00
Mixed greens, hearts of palm, tomatoes, onions, apples, pears, Roquefort cheese and pancetta in a Sherry vinaigrette
Ensalada con Carne Asada$13.00
Thinly sliced grilled flap steak, mixed greens, cherry tomato, portabella mushroom and crumbled blue cheese in balsamic dressing
Ensalada con Tuna$14.00
Pan seared tuna crusted with sesame seeds, served cold sliced with baby spinach, grape tomatoes, avocado in a ginger dressing
Ensalada con Pechuga de Pato$13.00
Pan roasted duck breast over mixed green with pistachio nuts, pears, truffle cheese and dates in a strawberry vinaigrette dressing
Panache de Verduras$12.00
Grilled eggplant, red pepper, zucchini, yellow squash with melted Brie cheese on top and grilled sliced mango in a balsamic reduction
Gaucho pies, choice of beef / chicken /ham and cheese / cream of corn. Filling: Beef, Chicken, Ham and cheese, Cream of corn
- (each) $3.00
Matambre de Ternera$13.00
Stuffed Argentine style veal with vegetables and hardboiled egg, served cold and sliced with Russian potato salad
Humita Saltena$8.00
Baked cream of corn and cheese
Frutos del Mar$15.00
Seafood salad served cold with squid, scallops, shrimp, octopus, fresh peppers, and finely chopped onions
All sandwiches served with potato fries
Black angus steak with swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato and onions
Pechuga de Pollo$17.00
Herb seasoned chicken breast with lettuce, tomato, onions and provolone cheese
Entrada Principal - Main Entrees
All served with a side of mashed potato
Bife de Lomo$32.00
Grilled Argentine style New York strip steak served with roasted potatoes and vegetables
Cordero Patagonico$32.00
Grilled lamb chops served with asparagus and celery roots, golden beets, sweet potato gratin in a fresh mint demi-glaze
Codorniz a la Plancha$24.00
Pan roasted herb marinated cornish hen served with roasted potatoes, and sauteed spinach
Tenera Rellena$26.00
Rolled veal stuffed with ham, provolone cheese, asparagus, leeks, shiitake mushrooms, and red peppers in a brandy cream sauce
Grilled skirt steak served with tomato and red onion salad with roasted potatoes (recommended medium rare)
Costeleta de Credo$27.00
Roasted pork chop encrusted with pistachio nuts, served with applewood bacon, sweet potatoes, dates, dried figs and asparagus in a port wine glaze
Vacio Asado Gaucho Steak$27.00
Grilled sliced flap steak with melted blue cheese in a Malbec red wine reduction sauce with mushrooms and mashed potato (recommended medium rare)
Milanesa de Ternera$25.00
Veal or chicken Milanese thinly pounded, sauteed breaded and topped with with your choice of one of the following ham and cheese / two fried eggs / plain breaded. Meat: Veal, Chicken; Option: Ham and cheese, Two fried eggs, Plain breaded
Hecho En Casa - Homemade Pastas
Serving: Appetizer, Entree
Cavatelli pasta with shrimp, vegetables and toasted, seasoned breadcrumbs in a garlic confit
Homemade ravioli stuffed with braised beef, roasted pepper and leeks in a shiitake mushroom demi-glaze
Homemade potato dumplings (gnocchi) served with shredded boneless short ribs, goat cheese, spinach, and mushroom in a garlic butter sauce
Homemade cannelloni stuffed with cream of corn, cheese, and spinach in a bechamel sauce with a touch of tomato
Pescados Y Mariscos - Seafood
Paella Valenciana - For Two$62.00
Saffron rice with seafood, pork, chicken and chorizo. Seafood:
- Lobster meat
- $12.00
Pan seared Pacific sea bass with sautéed mussels, clams, shrimp, and baby octopus in a light tomato seafood broth
Filet de Lenguado con Camarones$25.00
Filet of sole sauteed in a lemon butter white wine sauce served with shrimp, asparagus, capers and mashed potato
Atlantic Salmon$27.00
Sauteed salmon served with vegetables risotto in a champagne sauce
Filet de Lubina$26.00
Pan seared Mediterranean branzino, butterflied and served with watercress, apples, pears, cherry tomatoes, and avocado in a citrus dressing
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Huntington, NY 11743
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Cafe Buenos Aires, located in Huntington Village, Long Island, tangos into town with soulful style and spirit. With its vibrant tapas bar and evocative cuisine of Argentina, clearly is the best place on Long Island. The cafe overflows on weekends and attracts regulars weekdays for a more relaxed atmosphere. The kitchen of Argentina is full of European influences. Come in and try some of the most delicious tapas, steaks and seafood.


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Faith fell short this time your smile fades in the summer
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See Ya!!!
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PETALUMA, Calif. (AP) -- A congressman says federal officials have launched a criminal probe of a Northern California slaughterhouse that recently recalled more than 8.7 million pounds of beef.
U.S. Rep. Jared Huffman told the Press Democrat of Santa Rosa on Monday he learned about the U.S. Attorney's Office's investigation of Petaluma-based Rancho Feeding Corp. during a telephone call with U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Congressman Mike Thompson.
Huffman said investigators could not provide details, but he was told the suspected misconduct was grave.
The Rancho beef recall began Jan. 13 and was expanded in February. The USDA has said Rancho processed diseased and unhealthy animals and circumvented federal inspection rules.
Robert Singleton, a partner in Rancho, has denied the allegations. He told the Press Democrat he was unaware of a criminal investigation
Information from: The Santa Rosa Press Democrat, http://www.pressdemocrat.com
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- Studio: Samuel Goldwyn Films
- Release Date: Sep 10, 2010
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 10 Ratings
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Positive: 6 out of 10
Mixed: 2 out of 10
Negative: 2 out of 10
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Feb 25, 2014I'm not gonna lie, I greatly enjoyed this movie. I felt it had a good, "sports movie" story line kinda like 2003's Radio. Solid performances also and a surprising performance from captain stone-face John Cena
Jan 2, 2011liked this one. I will add it to my library. good story line, with some meaning in it. was more of a chick flick type of movie. great for a rental..
Oct 20, 2010Wow, I don't know why reviewers slammed this. Maybe because they don't know a good movie when they review it. I loved this movie. Don't leave because of the low metacritic score. This is a awesome movie. I'm 13, I usally play games, more but this movie got my attention. I loved this movie, forget the score, buy it.
Sep 26, 2010This movie is grate from start to finish, don't be put off by the low metacritic score!!! probably not for everybodys taste, but you wont no until you see it.
It's almost offensive that Danny Glover is relegated to playing the mysterious old confidante who haunts the same fishing hole as Cal. By the time Glover's character delivers the homily, Legendary is pinned to the mat.
It does strive for substance and meaning in a way that gives it an unmistakable Barton Fink feeling, if nothing close to a Barton Fink sensibility.


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I'm at an age where A LOT of my (and my husband's) friends are having babies. About 90% of them bottle feed. They either give up on breastfeeding right away or don't bother trying. I realize it's their own decision but they kind of bash breastfeeding and say how much easier it is to pump or formula feed. It really pisses me off because for one, I can't think of a more convenient way to feed a baby then at the breast, two, our bodies are meant to do it, and three, it's so much more healthy. I completely understand when someone can't breastfeed but most of these girls my age don't even try! It wasn't easy for me at first but it's turned out to be a wonderful experience and at 9 months, my daughter has never been sick (when all of my friend's kids have). Does anyone else notice this with their friends who are having kids?
Also, I have never said anything negative to them about bottle feeding, I just don't understand why they think it's better than breastfeeding.


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I know this might be too much or way too specific to be asking, but I could definitely use a push or head start with this.
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War Trash
War Trash
Vintage Books USA, Paperback, 9781400075799, 352pp.
Publication Date: May 10, 2005
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Ha Jin's masterful new novel casts a searchlight into a forgotten corner of modern history, the experience of Chinese soldiers held in U.S. POW camps during the Korean War. In 1951 Yu Yuan, a scholarly and self-effacing clerical officer in Mao's volunteer army, is taken prisoner south of the 38th Parallel. Because he speaks English, he soon becomes an intermediary between his compatriots and their American captors.With Yuan as guide, we are ushered into the secret world behind the barbed wire, a world where kindness alternates with blinding cruelty and one has infinitely more to fear from one's fellow prisoners than from the guards. Vivid in its historical detail, profound in its imaginative empathy, War Trash is Ha Jin's most ambitious book to date.
About the Author
Ha Jin isthe author of Waiting (National Book Award winner), The Bridegroom, and other works.
Praise For War Trash…
"Powerfully moving. . . . Brilliant and original. . . . Timeless and universal. . . . Nearly perfect." —Russell Banks, The New York Times Book Review
"A powerful work of the imagination." —The Washington Post
"Startingly seductive.... A work of profound humanism." —Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Haunting. . . . Deeply moving. . . . [Ha Jin] holds our attention like a whisper." —The Christian Science Monitor