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This whole having to job hunt thing had me very stressed, but I have to admit, 4 resumes out, 4 calls and an offer with the second interview---it's been good for me, at least I feel much more confident.
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Santa Rosa County will receive more than $1.7 million in federal funding for the repair of 4.1 miles of damage along Navarre Beach from Tropical Storm Debby.
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Say I was given an incentive stock option for X number of shares at an exercise price of Y per share. The shares vest over 4 years. How do you determine the worth of this stock option?
A) What is the significance of the number of shares offered? I assume the proportion of my shares compared to the total number of shares is important. Will the CEO tell me how many number of shares other employees are getting or is that as taboo as speaking of salaries?
B) What the significance of the exercise price per share? I assume the difference between the exercise price and the initial public selling price will determine it's worth. How can one possibly predict the initial selling price?
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The food at Black Salt is always delicious, the ambiance perfect, and the staff exceptional. Whether sitting at the bar, bar table, or the dining room, I always enjoy myself. Black Salt achieves what few other restaurants in DC achieve: consistent quality, service, and an atmosphere that is neither trendy (short shelf life) nor commercialized (chain feel (funny since the owner has several restaurants). What puts Black Salt as one of my favorite though, are the bar staff. The two girls that work there are exceptional at what they do. Friendly, inviting, and on top of their game. Their service simply elevates the experience.
Great food. Good variety of offerings and all meals selected by our party of six were enjoyed thoroughly. Responsive service. Hard to fault the whole experience except that it was a very busy night - very hard to hear over the hustle and bustle.
Top class!! Me and my wife were in Washington for our wedding anniversery so I wanted to take her out for a meal to remember, we are used to very fresh fish coming from Iceland where we usually receive the fish straight from the fishing boat. Well in short, the five course sample menu that we ordered was exellent in every aspect. We will be coming back ASAP.
Snapper was cooked to perfection- The dessert outstanding A lunch to remember
The Dover Sole and Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Cake were the stars of the meal. We were seated in the back of the restaurant, so the noise level was lower than what I'd expect out front.
it last minute, my group numbers fluctuate between 4 - 6 all the way until we walked into the place, but the staff accommodated us with a smile. The food was excellent, the server was knowledgeable on the cuisine and wine. The presentation of the food was excellent. The couple which dined with us who were from Washington, never even heard of this restaurant they have added it to their network as the place to dine.
My husband and I went here for the first time after hearing so many great things about it. The food and service were both fantastic. The portions were generous. We had apple/mesclun salad and risotto as starters, respectively, and tuna (get it as the chef recommends, which is very rare), and halibut, then a bread pudding. The back room we were in was a funny closed-in little area, with the tables pretty close to each other, but it didn't impede our experience. We had a 9:45 reservation, and it was still nearly full when we arrived. The staff did not rush us at the end of our meal, even though we were one of the last tables. Oh, and we found parking easily. We will definitely return.
It's as simple as that... This kitchen knows how to prepare seafood just right. On the pricey side and worth every penny.
Went with the family for brunch -ages 17 to 81. Everyone Loved the food. The Eggs Ponchatrain is probably our favorite!!! Highly recommend table 52 because you can see all the action in the kitchen. Will definitely be back.
Great service, great food. Clam chowder is the best in the world. Put that on anything. Everything was great.
BlackSalt never disappoints. The food was delicious, the service excellent! The only problem was how to narrow our choices from such a yummy array of possibilities. It was a delightful meal. Always a pleasure to go there. A wonderful experience.
As someone who grew up on the coast I appreciate fresh fish. Black salt is the only restaurant that features many different varieties of fish not just the standard, salmon/crabcakes/ mussels routine. Our party of 4 enjoyed halibut, branzino, butterfish and pompano. All were attractively presented and delicious.
BlackSalt is one of my favorite lunch places. Great food - fresh, interesting, daily specials. If you want to have a private conversation, reserve a booth! Tables are closer together than I'd like, and service varies, though it's always more than adequate. The seafood selection is amazing and vegetarians/food allergies, etc. are always accommodated easily and happily. For dinner, the back room is much quieter...
Perfect birthday lunch spot! Ron D (server) took good care of us & we were sat by the kitchen, per the OpenTable request. All the food was plated perfectly & flavored were exactly what we wanted.
The seafood selection, presentation and taste were truly remarkable. My wife and I celebrated our 10 year anniversary at the restaurant and had never been there before. We could not have selected a more perfect restaurant and we'll certainly be back.
I enjoy the "Black" resaturants though I had a couple of previous issues with this one.. In the past, I have had problems with pretentious staff, miniscule portions, and poor service (our waiter told another table his life story). This time the hostess was delightful and was not upset that some of our party was 10-15 minutes late. Before a hostess would not even seat us until all our party was there. The waiter was extremely polished and professsional. Rather than attempting to become our new bff, he made excellent menu recommendations and always seemed to appear exactly when I needed him. I had oysters, rockfish, and guava ice cream. The portion size was perfect and food delicious. A wonderful experience.
Went there for a birthday. They give you a special birthday menu if you notify them in advance. Our family went big and went for the 5 course menu. It was more like 7 courses with two desserts. The chef puts his own creative twists which some are not on the menu which makes each course unique. High recommended and the food and service was phenomenal.
Our waiter was attentive without being too present, and our food was delicious. His recommendation for the stew with coconut milk was delicious - spicy hot with the asian spices. They may be able to tone the "hot" down, for those who want it milder, although some of the flavor may be lost in doing so. The tuna tartar was beautiful and a flavor, texture feast (large portion as an appetizer). I love that the dining room is quieter than most other restaurants. The size makes it cozier, also. The bar area is a drop in temperature and louder, but equally enjoyable. So glad to have such an amazing seafood restaurant in the area!
We went for brunch to celebrate an anniversary. The food was very good. We had the Eggs Pontchartrain (fantastic!) and the Texas Pink Shrimp & Grits (good, though a little bland) so I averaged them out to "very good." The ambiance inside is a little unique since the front is a fish market. Not sure what things are like in the evening, but during the day it feels a little like you are eating at Whole Foods. Great neighborhood and we loved shopping at the farmers market located just outside the door.
Black Salt specializes in seafood and do it well! My first experience with oysters in a half shell--our waiter was very knowledgable and a great teacher! I want them to know my name! CHEERS!
BlackSalt does it all very, very well. The staff is very professional and quite friendly. Food is absolutely outstanding! Dining at this restaurant makes for a truly great evening. Can t wait to go back!!
Food was fab. Service was poor. Long wait for waiter. Heard about specials after 30 min. Ordered a second drink after appetizer and did not receive it until finished with entree. Too bad because one of the better tasting meals I have had in the DC area.
Black Salt consistently delivers. The fish is consistently delicious and beautifully presented. The atmosphere is lively and fun. Whether this is the first date or a repeat of many, it will not disappoint.
BlackSalt has become one of our favorites, whether we eat alone or with friends. The service is top notch and the attention to detail is second to none.
For seafood lovers it is hard to imagine a better experience than Black Salt. The menu changes daily, depending on what fresh fish is available. In addition to the regular menu items, you can choose your own fish from the fish market at the front of the store and tell the chef how you would like it prepared, or you can leave it in his capable hands to create something remarkable. We chose the 5-course tasting menu with wine pairings. Everything was superb...attractively presented, without the usual pretentious food towers, and amazingly tasty. The service was as good as it gets with friendly waitstaff and sommelier giving us the information we wanted and appearing and disappearing at all the right moments.
Black Salt offers a limited menu, including customer faves along with nightly specials. Fresh fish is the order of the day. I recommend either of the soup/stews or the fresh fish of the day. Service is superb, but don't expect a fine dining experience. A bit industrial and lively. Overall, especially in the super-competitive DC market, I would say Black Salt is a click below the upper echelon. Biggest negative: the price is upper echelon, especially for a spot that's off the beaten path tucked in a strip center north of Geo'town.
Many choices in this area, but this is a top drawer selection
Black Salt is one of the finest restaurants I have experienced in recent years, and I say this as a dedicated foodie who has had many dinners at home and abroad. The food is creatively envisioned and presented; the fish dishes were ultra-fresh; and the service was impeccable. We were seated per request in a quiet nook of the restaurant, which is very different in tone that the first areas one sees coming into the restaurant. Our room was quiet lovely and quiet; we would not have felt as cosy in the other areas. first-rate!!
Unique appetizer and entree selections. Not only we they unique the selected appetizer and entree were excellent. The back room seating location was more private and perfect for our special evening out. The fish market and front portion of the restaurant were very lively. Nice location. Parking was not a challenge like downtown DC.
We had a great evening at Blacksalt with gorgeous oysters, a delicious triggerfish and great dessert. Everything was fresh and looked great on the table. The service was very good and all in all we left with a bill of 130$ for two.
We visited Black Salt on a Sunday afternoon, happy hour time. Our group of 5, ranging in age from 23 to 86, all enjoyed drinks and made a meal of the limited happy hour food menu. Raw oysters were incredibly fresh and delicious, we ordered seconds and then thirds! Steamed mussels were great as well, we had to ask for an extra spoon to finish off every taste of the Belgian style sauce. Fried tilapia disappeared quickly off my husband's plate and my daughter pronounced her cheeseburger the best in a long time. For drinks we tried a variety of wine, beer and mixed drinks, all were generously sized. Happy hour is in the cafe and bar area, between the restaurant in the back and the fish market in front.
The chefs sampling was fantastic. Different types of fish and an oyster. Even came with a fantastic desert trio and apple cider. I would definitely do it again. It was worth the twenty dollar can fair both ways to get there
Everything was a tastebud delight. From the unique and lemony flavorful ceasar salad dressing--my new favorite--to the fresh, fresh wild Alaskan Halibut with the delicious sauce--don't miss it--to any dessert you choose. They are all outstanding. Love this place. Will return next time I'm in town.
For being located in a fish market you would think the cook would be able to cook fish. The sword fish was overlooked and the stew was a little bland. However with that being said the drinks were delicous and the wine list was amazing. Understand I am being critcial due to the price tag. The crab cakes were to die for but at 20 dollars for one seems a little high. You also must try the oysters in my opinion were priced fairly.
I've dined here on dozens of occasions. There's NEVER been a negative experience with food or service or wine or table. Most recently, it was an anniversary. Through OpenTable reservations, I asked for a good table and for a glass of champagne to be brought to table as we were seated. Not only did this happen with aplomb, but the restaurant had printed out menus with a Happy Anniversay note on it. And we got dessert that had "happy anniversary" written on the plate in chocolate. These small acts on Black Salt's part absolutely made our day. They are a class act and supremely exhibit a strong commitment to service and an exceptional flair and élan related to the beautiful food they serve. A++++!
My husband and I went here for my birthday dinner. Wonderful meal, excellent waitstaff. They even served me a platter with Happy Birthday written in chocolate! Although not cheap the quality of the meal and the surroundings make me want to go back the next time we are in DC. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't been there before.
Great, unusual fresh seafood dishes. The chef is consistently creative!
I know the nane of the restaurant but I didn't expecte that it realy have a fish market in it and to be honest that did not cause a good first impression, but while you came in this felling disappear and you get all that an excelente restaurant must have a nice space a fine service and an amazing food.
Great experience at our wedding anniversary - very attentive staff ! Love the food and all the attention. Only the room was a bit noisy, but it was not hard to ignore the other tables. Would love to come back.
Always a nice experience. Great quality and elegant presentations. Good service.
This is my new favorite seafood restaurant. overall Blacksalt was a great dinner and the place was nice for going on a date or special occasion. i recommend :)
I don't eat the oysters myself, but the noises made by my dining companions while slurping the Canadian oysters reminded me of that scene from 'When Harry Met Sally'. But even if you don't eat oysters (me), the clam chowder is to die for! All the fish dishes we tried were beautifully cooked and well presented -- just what you expect at a restaurant in the middle of a fresh fish market. We were too stuffed to try the deserts but we were not complaining!
I love fish and this was one the best if not the best fish dinner I have ever had. The service was amazing, drinks were great and the menu had no filler whatsoever (everything looked excellent). The decor in the restaurant is okay but the fish market in the front makes up for it.
I had dinner here for the first time last night and it was outstanding! From the wait staff to the presentation of the entrees and desserts, everything was excellent. I really enjoyed the BlackSalt Caesar salad and the Wild Alaskan Halibut. I was really quite full and satisfied with my meal but tried a few bites of the Key Lime Pie and the Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Cake which were equally delicious and so tempting. I plan to return again to try more menu items!
Was amazing! A tremendous find. The best local joint I have ever found in DC. Fabulous food- clam chowder, halibut, snapper, flour-less chocolate cake with amazing raspberry sauce. You NEED to go!
Some of the best oysters I've ever had. Delicious array of fish and crustaceans, solid wine list and excellent cocktails. A terrific dinner experience.
Perfect anniversary dinner. They brought champagne, personalized menus, personalized desert. Awesome place all around.
Every time I get to Black Salt, I ask myself why I do not dine at this place more often. Took two colleagues who had never been. They loved it. Service was excellent, and every dish was done extremely well. The grilled octopus may have been the best I have had anywhere in the U.S. My Bronzino, the whole fish served with head and tail, was exquisite. Despite being stuffed, we also had dessert, which was over the top.
Excellent seafood with creative preparations, for instance the crab cakes were paired with lovely fresh vegetables, muscles, and more fresh asparagus. My wife ordered the set lunch menu and that was also wonderful with great choices. Service can lag and or appear confused (in this case they brought the dessert two minutes after we ate our appetizer and really seemed confused as to why we did not want it yet until we mentioned more than once that they forgot the entree!), but this has been the case at BlackSalt since it opened. Still a great restaurant.
Black Salt always amazes us. The creative spins on pasta, soups, salads and fish dishes are fantastic. Highly recommend.


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Actor Gabriel Byrne Slams Pope, Says Obama Responsible for the Death of Thousands Veteran actor Gabriel Byrne told a radio talker that Pope Francis' public graciousness belie the fact that the religious leader is merely a figurehead who cannot affect the change needed for the Catholic Church. by Breitbart News 5 Dec 2013
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AMARILLO, TEXAS -- Update 4:45p Monday Preliminary autopsy results indicate Manning died from a gunshot wound to the chest. Any information on this crime can be reported to Special Crimes at 378-9468.
A shooting off the Amarillo Blvd. has turned deadly.
Amarillo Police were called to The Legend at 600 W. Amarillo Blvd. on shots fired just before 5:30 Sunday morning. Witnesses reported a large crowd in the parking lot. It was also reported there were gunshot victims at the scene.
Officers arrived to find a black male suffering from a gunshot wound. He was taken by ambulance to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Officers learned two other gunshot victims were driven to a local hospital by private vehicle. One of those victims was also treated for non-life threatening injuries.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Sanders Marshall Jr., one of the first African-American pharmacists in Fort Worth to work alongside white pharmacists, found early on that his talents would never change the color of his skin.
The 80-year-old man remembers feeling triumphant when he was hired by a downtown drug store as a pharmacist in the early 1960s — a place where he once was a porter — only to have to work in the back of the store for a while so that white patrons wouldn't know a black man had filled their prescription.
The woman who owned Ward's Cut-Rate Drugs in downtown Fort Worth also didn't know if her other employees would agree to work with him.
"I got several nasty phone calls. No doubt, there were some (patrons) who didn't make comments at all but they just didn't come back," he said.
There was one Granbury woman who asked Marshall: "When are we going to hire white pharmacists?"
"Well, I don't know," Marshall remembers telling her. "I am not in the hiring business."
Eventually, Marshall won the Granbury woman over.
He went on to integrate a host of drug stores in the area, propelling him to the front of race relations in Fort Worth's pharmacies.
"He was a trailblazer with pharmacists," said Fort Worth School Board member T.A. Sims, who went to Texas Southern University in Houston with Marshall. "(Marshall) was an exceptional pharmacist. He was raised here in Fort Worth. He was a native son."
Marshall credits a boyhood encounter with a pharmacist for igniting his passion to help.
As a 10-year-old boy, he sat and watched his father struggle to breathe. In that moment, he wanted nothing more than to heal his namesake.
He had just returned from the drug store on the north side of the city, where a pharmacist said his prescription would have Marshall's father, who was dying of cancer, breathing better soon.
Fifteen minutes passed.
"Then Daddy was breathing really well. I thought this guy had just used some magic. My dad was breathing," Marshall said, his eyes lit like he was still the 10-year-old boy he was when a pharmacist eased his father's pain.
"I said to myself a little prayer. I said 'Lord, if you will let me grow up to become a pharmacist, I will spend the rest of my days healing people.' That's an elementary way to think about it, but it is how I felt," Marshall said
Years went by. Marshall graduated from high school and went into the U.S. Air Force, serving four years before returning to Fort Worth, upset he hadn't attained the rank he'd hoped. He said facing life was rougher than he thought.
He got a job at Ward's Cut-Rate Drugs as a porter, replacing his friend who was heading off to college.
"One day, as I was coming up the stairs with a load of goods to stock the shelves, something came over me. It was a reminder of the prayer I had prayed as a little boy. I told myself 'I am here for a reason,'" he said.
By the end of the year Marshall's bags were packed for Texas Southern, at that time the only pharmacy program allowing blacks to enroll.
"(Being a pharmacist) was something I was sincere about, but as I grew up I found out what the world was like," he said.
Sims said that Marshall was a "hard-working student."
"You went to pharmacy school and you knew you had a lot to do," said Sims. "It was one of those courses that you had not only required courses but you had to deeply involve yourself."
After graduation from college in the early 1960s, Marshall returned to Fort Worth, where Jim Crow laws ruled and black business owners could only serve black customers. In 1909, according to Fort Worth historian Richard Selcer, Fort Worth only had two drugstores for the city's nearly 7,000 blacks. Fifty years later, when Marshall came back to his hometown with hopes of fulfilling his childhood dream, much remained the same.
He went to work for Flint Drugs, a drug store on the south side. Staying for only a few months, Marshall visited the woman who managed him at Ward's Cut-Rate Drugs and asked for a job.
"She wanted to hire me on the spot. But it wasn't until two months later she really hired me. The unique thing about her hiring me and the success is that she set out a policy in her store," Marshall said.


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Story | Jan 4, 2012 | 4:25 PMErick Chuss is back in the saddle again and the newly appointed chairman of the Forks Township Board of Supervisors said it feels comfortable and is an honor. In a near unanimous vote, Chuss was appointed to the chairmanship by four of his five fellow... -
Recordings of Forks board meetings available online
Story | Jan 20, 2012 | 4:24 PMForks Township will be making recordings of its meetings available at forkstownship.org. The Board of Supervisors on Thursday approved audio casting of its regular board meetings after Finance Manager Jim Farley presented supervisors with a draft... -
Forks Township board revises meeting structure
Story | Jan 20, 2012 | 4:24 PMThe Forks Township Board of Supervisors is trading its subcommittee meeting structure for one it hopes will be more user-friendly. The board voted Thursday evening to do away with its subcommittees, which dragged the public out on several different days... -
Easter activities kick off this weekend
Story | Mar 20, 2012 | 4:23 PMWith Easter earlier this year, holiday activities are kicking off this weekend with Easter Bunnies at the mall, egg hunts and breakfasts with the bunny. Here's a rundown of what's going on. Photos with the Easter Bunny: March 23-April 7, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.,... -
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Story | May 15, 2012 | 4:23 PMThe news yesterday: Straight No Chaser, the a cappella sensation with two Lehigh Valley natives among its members, sold out a Dec. 23 show at Allentown Symphony Hall in what was like record time -- so quickly that it added...... -
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Story | May 14, 2012 | 4:23 PMA hit pop music act that Allentown Symphony Hall snagged to play a holiday show two days before Christmas has sold out so fast, the venue has just announced it has added a second show. Straight No Chaser, the a...... -
Speaking with Straight No Chaser's Walter Chase: Lehigh Valley native says a cappella group's popularity still surprising
Story | Apr 27, 2012 | 4:23 AMFour and a half years after a cappella group Straight No Chaser's video performance of "The 12 Days of Christmas" mashed up with Toto's "Africa" made it an Internet sensation, how successful does the group remain? Straight No... -
Allentown Symphony Hall grabs hot pop group for Christmas-time show
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Preeclampsia survivor walks to raise hope for others
Story | Apr 27, 2012 | 4:23 PMDawn Detweiler of Forks Township, a preeclampsia survivor, started the Lehigh Valley Promise Walk for Preeclampsia three years ago to raise awareness, hope for others and funds for research to find a cure for preeclampsia. This year's walk is noon May 5... -
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