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You could just come here for the great wine list or the many wines by the glass or half glass (served in a real wine glass that allows swirling and looking at the gems). Or you could come entirely for the food. But for those who love great food with great wine, this is just a delight. The best oysters I ever ate (Chesapeake, buttermilk fried, with crispy lemons) and a wonderful pork belly were the food highlights; the gianduia panna cotta was also good, though not the perfect texture. The only recommendation I have is to strengthen the representation of power-house reds on the by-the-glass list. Service was impeccable.
I love Tallula - they have never disappointed. I just learned that they have a Pre Fixe on Mondays, meaning any first course+main+dessert is $35. This equates to a free dessert (which are all wonderful). This restaurant represents a nice combination of quality food meeting reasonable price (a bit high, but so is the quality of the food). They have a wonderful wine list and a great draft beer selection to appease all tastes. Romantic without being stuffy and cozy without being off putting. A must go!
Friend and I were overdue in catching up so we walked down to Tallula's and had a great evening. Some drinks at the bar, a great dinners, with take-home dessert. Great experience.
Went here for brunch with a date and the food was great. You can tell they only use the freshest ingredients. I also loved the free doughnuts they give you before the meal
I really enjoyed Sunday Brunch at Tallula. The food was very fresh with everything being made in house. I would love to return for dinner sometime to sample their Charcuterie. EatBar Fizz was a great cocktail. Sage Pain Perdu with (perfectly runny) Poached Egg, and Shaved Ham was delicious. House Made Scrapple was delicious, but probably the least favorite item. And Home Made Donuts were fabulous. I look forward to returning again next time I'm in the DC area.
I came across this restaurant via the internet and I had always wanted to go. What a great spot! Awesome food...great specials. I was pleasantly surprised by the number and variety of seafood dishes. The desserts were also very good (usually I never get dessert). The "Upside down Rubarb Cake" was terrific! I would certainly go back!
We took our out -of -town relatives to Tallula's and had a fantastic evening! The food was truly superb - and we are rather particular. The wine was an excellent Chardonay for a decent price and the service was great. She was there, but not overly so. We shall return - soon.
The menu changes with the season so there is always beautiful variety in the menu - the service and attention to detail doesn't change. Thanks!
My wife and I joined my cousin and his wife for dinner. The service was very good, and the menu options provided each of us with a satisfactory number of choices. The food was very well prepared, and each of us liked our choices. Best of all was dessert. We shared two items that were Excellent. One negative note is the wine available by the glass. Although there are a number of choices, it is actually very limited. Added to this, some of the choices were not available.
Excellent food and service. We would definitely return.
Brunch was excellent, the drinks were great and the service was outstanding.
I am speaking of the building! The ambience, and the food, however, were real 21at Century. The menu offered some unique and interesting dishes where the chef added his personal touch to bring out the very best. This was our first visit to this restaurant, but, it is now on the list to be revisited in the near future/
Lovely Sunday brunch for our party of three. Excellent food superbly presented, attentive service, attractive prices Will definitely return.
First time at this spot, The food was delicious and wonderfully portioned for the rich, high quality. Highlights: 1) the presentation and flavor of the heirloom tomato, prosciutto salad 2) the quality and nuance of service as well as well-timed advice, check-ins, clearing 2) ambiance--host quickly seated us at the booth when we were mildly hesitant at being in the center of the empty-ish dinning room (it was early) Can't wait for an excuse for an elegant evening to go back!
Had a great meal of seasonal summer eats. The tomato/proscuitto appetizer was delicate and delicious. We always enjoy going to Tallula. The service was slower than normal, but the staff was helpful and helped guide us through the menu. Will definitely go back.
The ambiance was very nice. The wine choices were very good. The food portions were tasty though rather small. the use of "exotic names" for different components of the meal felt a bit pompous. Overall good experience. I've been before and will return.
The atmosphere is comfortable. The service attentive and pleasant. The food outstanding.
The staff at this restaurant, as well at the EatBar next door were great. They were friendly and patient with our group as we were a bit undecided and took a long time to order. I enjoyed the monkfish and my friends enjoyed their scallops and pork but I really thought the desserts we ordered were outstanding. We will definitely return.
Exceptional service, fine dining and accommodating atmosphere. The Sunday neighborhood specical was a surprise plus. A great evening. Thanks.
Always like Tallulah, but just took advantage of restaurant week for a birthday dinner and the quality had gone up another notch...lemon meringue desert was biggest and happiest surprise. Service is really good.
I particularly recommend the Tue-Thu three-course dinner special from 5:30-6:30 - it's a steal!
Modern, high-end restaurant with a bit of a hip vibe. All ages welcome from what we could tell, though I don't think young children would enjoy. For serious diners. Menu and wine list are excellent and staff is knowledgeable, helpful without being snooty. A great place for that special occasion, especially in dining room. Bar has a different but still great vibe.
We took advantage of Restaurant Week to revisit on of our local favorites. Tallula generously offered their usual menu for RW. Some highlights: buttermilk oysters for starters, a salad with smoked watermelon and housemade pickles. The scallops and roast chicken were both tasty well-though out entrees. We both opted for the lemon meringue pie. Tart yet creamy, it was a great finish to the meal. The servers were all friendly and happy to answer questions. Even in tight quarters one could carry on a private conversation. All in all a great experience.
enjoy it very much, even drew a picture comment card about our favorite dish and the waitress posted it up in the kitchen for all the staff to see :) my only complaint was it was quite noisy and hard have a conversation...but i think there happened to be a loud large bachelorette party going on... i would recommend going on a weeknight, maybe its quieter and could be more intimate for a date.
Tallula was excellent during restaurant week and offered its full menu. The bluefish with fried squash blossoms appetizer was superb as was the sirloin with the awesome mashed potatoes, mushroom and fried tomato combination as a side. The upside down peach cake with accompanying peach ice cream only helped to top an already superb meal. The service complemented the dining experience nicely without rushing or interrupting.
The most amazing part of our meal was how the chef was able to take familiar foods and present them in completely different ways with technique. The smoked watermelon salad with house made pickles was astonishing, and every piece of the salad made you pause and savor. Our entrees were equally satisfying and just-challenging-enough to keep you talking. And the wine list is glorious!
From the building to the food, I was completely blown away by my dining experience at Tallula. The building seems much more genuine than many of the other, newer buildings in the Clarendon area. There is a cozy dining room, sectioned off by a beautiful wine rack wall, with booths and dining tables. There is also an open kitchen (which I love) with a small bar area there. Farther back is Tallula's amazing bar/ lounge area with sofas and chairs in addition to the bar area. My steak was perfectly prepared and our appetizers were very good and original. The chef is obviously very good, and I cannot wait to go back and try something else! Highly recommend!
The new fall menu gives you many wonderful choices
We had a great experience at Tallula. Everything we ordered was wonderful. The scallops entree was outstanding - perfectly seared and the prep was delicate and delicious. The wine selection was impressive and the service was attentive without making you feel rushed. We will definitely be back!
Dinner was superb. I had the trout, which was excellent. Service, as usual, was superb as well. Hostess accommodated our need for a quiet table. Noise level was moderate at the beginning (about 7) but got a bit more toward energetic just before we left. A great restaurant, one of the best in Arlington.
I was looking for a non-chain restaurant in the Arlington area to be convenient for all of us coming from different directions and I picked Tallula. We lucked out because on Sunday evening they have a special -- three course meal for a flat rate and you pick whatever you want. I had scallops and they were perfection. All the entrees were beautifully served and perfectly prepared. The desserts were unbelievable. It's a definite for a return visit!
We went with some friends to celebrate my wife's birthday. Staff and service were wonderful: attentive without interrupting the flow of conversation. We shared appetizers and dessert. Everyone enjoyed their entrees. I had the twice-cooked pork shoulder and tried my wife's steak. It was close but I think I liked the steak better. Only minor hiccup was they ran out of the chicken which was my wife's first choice but I think she ended up happier with the steak. We will go again.
It was a lovely meal and my guest ate with gusto and many compliments for my choice of restaurant. Sound level was fine for our conversation.
very quiet environment which I like. Creative breakfast - mini sausage with donut (shaped like mini bun) - delicious! I like toad in a hole and my partner had pork "benedict". Good job, Tallula!
I read about Tallulah and all the reviews were right, great food, great service, no problems. I liked that they offered the menu on their website and the waitress was more than happy to go over any questions we had with personal recommendations. They also offered a 3oz, 6 oz, and 10 oz wine glass option which was nice. The only notable issue was the food portions and the limited menu. There were no vegetarian options and the tortellini paired with a salad was more a taste test for an epicurean. With that understanding we still left happy, however, I may only come back for the wine selection instead of dinner.
Fabulous dinner, excellent service, lots of food and wine choices, and we were able to eat a full, delicious, and unhurried dinner even though we arrived (with a reservation) at 9:30 p.m. Definitely a favorite spot for us.
The food was great. My wife loved the presentation of the her medium rare steak. They also have a great wine selection to choose from. The ambiance wasn't as upscale as I thought it would be. Which wasnt a problem, I thought it would be a more upscale dinning atmosphere but there were a lot of kids there. The service was good but they did seem a little under staffed. We didnt see our waiter as often as we would have liked. But overall it is a great restaurant with great food.
I went here this past weekend with a group for brunch and it was fantastic. The food was fantastic- I had the savory French toast served with a poached egg and shaved ham as well as the cheddar grits. The grits were some of the best I have ever had. I was with a group and everyone loved what the ordered. It's a great place for a family brunch and it looks like they can accommodate big groups as well!
We've been to Tallula and EatBar a few times before, so I decided to take the boyfriend there for his birthday. I sent a note to them via the OpenTable reservation system requesting a birthday dessert at the end of the meal, and they delivered a sweet and delicious "Cookies and Confections" suite of reinvented popular treats that was right on the mark. The service made us feel special, and the food was well prepared, beautifully presented, and delicious. They were just a few days into a new fall menu, but everything was executed perfectly. The sommelier who knew his wines well, gave us nuanced descriptions of several glasses we were interested in. A delightful experience, start to finish.
As a business traveler you really are taking chances. Since I use Open Table my odds are so much better to find a place after a long day of plane connections, terrible airport food, boring business meetings, and more terrible food, that has great food, great service, and relaxing or fun atmosphere.Tallula Iis absolutely wonderful, the food is delicious, beautifully presented, our server and other table staff were friendly, smiling and welcoming, a great experience.
The resturaunt was lovely and the service was great. The food was wonderful as well! I would suggest going here for a nice date or a girls night out where you get dressed up and drink wine. It is pretty expencive for what you get but well worth it every once in a while. I do not suggest this place for a romantic night on the town where you plan to propose and everythign has to be perfect but is a great spot to celebrate say a birthday or something similar. Would definatly go back!
Tallula can not fail. They provide your pallete with a tasty ever changing menu with items that you would not normally see in Clarendon. The service is polite, quick, and unpretentious. They will always be my first choice of pre-party date/food places in Clarendon.
This is a great place if you enjoy wine and if you want to try a lot of new wines. They have at least 60 wines available by the bottle and that makes it easy to try new wines. Plus they offer half glasses of wine, which makes a great sampler. The food is great and nice atmosphere.
Every time we eat at Tallula, it's out of something. For brunch, it was out of the chicken and biscuits, which both my companions ordered. So the restaurant compensated for it with complimentary donuts and ham biscuits, both of which were very good. My spinach and mozzarella omelet was good, as were the crispy pork benedict and toad in the hole. Would like to see more healthy options (fresh fruit, oatmeal, etc.), as well as some more adventurous cocktails, although the bloody mary was decent. Not the best brunch in Clarendon, nor the worst, but the competition has become tougher, so it's time to up the anty.
The food was delicious and very well presented. We enjoyed every dish. I would prefer a vegetarian entree option rather than just pescetarian. The entree selection was generally a little limted, but the food was very good. I would go back here again for another low key, great ambience, foodie experience.
Consistently first-rate and curiously underrated, even neglected by the food critics. They're overlooking a gem of a neighborhood restaurant which in terms of imagination and preparation offers dishes across the board that compare favorably with more heralded dining establishments.
Great food (love the raisin bread) attentive service and an excellent wine list for the price. Nice neighborhood feel.
The food was absolutely delicious. I had gnocchi with octopus, artichoke and a few other ingredients, and it was perfect--melted in my mouth. My dining companion had the short ribs, and even though I don't generally like ribs, we both agreed they were fantastic. The wine selection also seems good, though we didn't sample many varieties (I would love if they had flights). They seem to have some unique offerings: Spanish whites, Argentinean Chardonnay, etc. It was a bit loud, and so it was a little difficult to carry on a conversation across the table, particularly without broadcasting it to neighboring tables. That said, the food makes it worthwhile.
Robert, Tullula's new Chef is a great find. The new menu is offers a journey into the complex tastes of the fall season. The Duck dish was a delight while the black bass was light and perfectly seasoned.
We really enjoyed our Sunday brunch here. The atmosphere and service were very good. The eggs benedict were terrific, and the prices extremely reasonable ($8 for 2 eggs benedict!). The pancakes were a bit dry and overdone, but everything else was really great.


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Asian Harbor serves a blend of Japanese and Thai dishes in a sleek, modern dining room. Rich Thai spices turn curries the same deep-orange hue as the walls, which glow with light from hanging cylindrical lamps. A neon-lined sushi bar dishes out more than 20 specialty rolls. And a lengthy list of cooling cocktails, sake, and wine balances hot dishes on the menu such as Spicy Basil, an entree of sautéed meat, snow peas, fresh basil, chili, and bell peppers. Unlike libraries beefing with Confucius, the wok section of the menu includes several Chinese classics, such as general tso's chicken and egg foo yong.
To Yes Asia Cafe owners Nancy and Tiger Huynh, their business in America is the end of a long journey that began with their families' attempts to escape to the US from Vietnam. Despite multiple tries each year, Nancy's family was always turned back. "There were scary moments," she writes on the café's website, "and I'm glad it's over." Tiger's family was luckier, drifting into a safe harbor after seven days in a tiny boat.
Today at Yes Asia Cafe, both Huynhs celebrate the cuisine of their childhoods with a menu of traditional pan-Asian and Vietnamese dishes. Like a poorly calibrated compass, banh mi sandwiches fuse East and West, stuffing crusty french bread rolls with fillings such as curry chicken and cured pork. Succulent morsels of barbecue pork and grilled beef mingle with cilantro, mint, pickled veggies, and peanuts in rice and noodle bowls. And an impressive drink menu cleanses palates with jasmine teas and jackfruit smoothies.
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Former CIA covert operations officer Mike Baker on warnings that Russian hackers may target financial institutions.
Dec 18, 2012
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Counts back to you are you talk more thank you out of about this -- Mike Baker and former CIA Covert operations officer now with the young global security firm.
I diligence and he joins us now.
You've been one of the people Mike has been telling us for quite awhile that we need to pay more attention to things like this.
Adams at the end of his report talked about a few of the things the banks.
Can or should do are they doing enough.
Well there are aware of the problem -- -- I'd argue they're not necessarily doing enough.
They are taking the problem more seriously.
We have to remember security traditionally in the commercial sectors but its financial institutions and elsewhere is -- the security operations of the have a company of unity event.
Looked at as a cost in at rather than something that you do proactively.
To try to enhance your reputation to make money that sort of thing so.
They -- are we there are improving their ability to work on this but this a very distinct.
Potential attack that they're talking about that could take place in the spring.
And they added though the Russians that are involved in this that have been running essentially a pilot program.
For a while now in the states.
Made the announcement -- a few months ago back in September.
That they would be mounting this massive campaign against you know over two dozen financial institutions.
In an effort really to draw in additional supporters so what they're saying is we've designed a Trojan software program.
To go out there and attack these institutions steal money.
And we wanna recruit additional hackers will provide the software.
And you provide the additional beatle boots on the ground -- -- work.
So that's more valuable -- -- -- interest and you're right because then say keeping it quiet and having the element of of surprise so the idea that we know.
That it that -- being planned -- we think we know that it's being planned what does that do in terms of preparation.
Well it's it's interesting it does give us some heads up and allows the institutions.
To at least coordinate and that's very important -- they work together.
They have more of an opportunity to identify the problems -- to talk about the weaknesses within their own systems.
As far as the consumer goes and that's really what would you know speaks to the viewers right now it.
You know there's other things they can be doing you don't always and ensure that on your computers.
You've updated your your your your software for security right on the you'll you'll -- occasionally get a pop up window that says you -- you wanna.
You know update -- it's out of date.
You would yes pay attention to that.
As Adam had mentioned pay attention to what your accounts are doing if you suddenly see a transfer to our Romania -- elsewhere in Eastern -- you ought to deal over a little bit worried.
But you know other than that being Smart about the sites -- landing on being Smart about what that that looks like they're paying attention.
Rather than just assuming that every time something pops up on your screen it's -- to click on it you know you've got to take it just like with everything else we've got to take more responsibility for our own security.
It's if you don't know what it is and it's like that with the email should I should be obvious a lot of people again you know you don't recognize -- you shouldn't click on the on the link but obviously a lot of people do and that's why they get drawn into some of of these things what.
Work though.
Just and -- in this this is I don't know how much we can talk about but how does that work for the banks and what should they be doing what they actually do to get ready for this.
How well banks if if prices students have been very sophisticated you measure ninety security.
Programs for the most part but this in this particular.
Attack that we're talking about and it possibly in the spring.
This coming year.
Is also looking to supposedly attack.
Less sophisticated financial institutions so they're not just talking about the big ones the names are all familiar with the talking about credit unions and smaller financial institutions.
That don't have necessarily the IT security resources.
That are available to you -- JPMorgan or or or others.
But what the banks to do typically is today that every every -- -- -- -- seven they're being they're being probed and that's part of of the problem we're facing in terms of cyber crime and economic espionage if the public knew.
How many potential attacks how many probes our systems our infrastructure commercial land you know and and public.
Undergo every day from outside from cost out whether attackers whether it's state sponsored whether it's the Chinese -- others they wouldn't sleep at night.
-- so that the financial institutions are well aware of the dangers in the aggressiveness.
But you know -- always trying to stay one step -- to have -- what they do with Hispanic and yet it's been a great deal of time studying that that the previous attack and thinking about what could -- And start Mike as always Mike Baker thanks a lot.
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GH Week of November 17, 2008
Carly ripped up the divorce papers in Jax's face and threatened to contest. As Diane strolled by on her way to a shoe sale at the boutique, Carly enlisted her legal services. After demanding a hefty fee and a discount at the boutique, Diane enthusiastically took on the case, then made a beeline to the sale.
Claudia walked up as Johnny and Lulu were smooching and said that she hopes her little brother is kissing Lulu goodbye. He warned Claudia to mind her business and she asked when Johnny is "going to tell her what it really means to be a Zacchara." Lulu stood up to Claudia, which impressed Johnny, who took her to dinner.... On a phone call, Sasha boasted that public sentiment is turning against Sonny.
Maxie and Sam shared some girl talk over coffee. Maxie predicted that Sam would reunite with Jason once Elizabeth leaves him out in the cold. Lucky walked in and Sam rushed into his arms. Lucky explained to a sheepish Maxie that they only staged their breakup. Once Maxie left, a man in the hallway trailed her.
Patrick gingerly wheeled Robin and the baby out of the hospital, drawing chuckles from Elizabeth and Epiphany as he worried about the elements, the elevator getting stuck, etc. On the drive home, Patrick fretted about the security of the car seat. Robin was amused as he crept along under the speed limit. They finally arrived home safely.
A trapped Olivia banged on the office door as the coffeehouse burned. Sonny managed to pull out the barista, who told him that a woman was still stuck inside. Sonny charged in and brought Olivia out through the flames. After she was taken away on a stretcher, Jason questioned Sonny about what he was doing there. Sonny explained that he'd heard about the attacks from the Russian syndicate and that they have to strike back. "Not we," said Jason.... At the hospital, Olivia told Elizabeth about the coffeehouse bombing.
Nikolas and Nadine bumped into each other in the park. She confounded him by announcing that she'll marry him to keep him from getting deported. Nik stammered that his lawyers were working on it, but Nadine rushed off to make wedding preparations.
Back at the Metro Court, Carly and Jax spoke calmly and she said that she wants their marriage more than anything. "I need you to have faith in us and in our marriage," she pleaded. He seemed to be softening, but they were interrupted by Kate, who walked up to announce that she's broken up with Sonny and told Carly, "he's all yours." The editor noted that everyone had warned her about Sonny and Carly. Her diatribe was halted when Epiphany phoned to tell her that her cousin was admitted to the hospital for smoke inhalation. After she hurried off, Jax told Carly that he agrees with Kate: She'll always end up entangled with Sonny.
Lucky left Sam to respond to the coffeehouse fire. He questioned Sonny, who claimed that he was just walking by and didn't know anything about who started the inferno.... Sonny headed to the hospital to see Olivia. She was just saying goodbye to Dante on the phone when Corinthos walked into her room. She explained that she went to see Jason about protection for her cousin. Sonny was insulted that she didn't come to him, but she pointed out that he doesn't have that kind of staff anymore. Kate was about to enter the room when she heard her cousin talking to Sonny.
Spinelli headed to the coffeehouse to help Jason, who sent him home to do research on Karpov. Afterward, Jason told his henchmen, "Now, we take the Russians out."... Elizabeth went to the scene of the firebomb to check on Jason.... Two goons grabbed Maxie, who screamed. As Spinelli was walking by, he spotted an unconscious Maxie and ran to her side.
At Metro Court, Carly and Jax dragged Marty into their argument. Afterward, Nikolas informed Carly that about his immigration problems — and Nadine's offer to marry him. Nadine entered and got jealous seeing them talking. Carly excused herself and Nik said they needed to talk. Nadine countered, stating that she knows what he was going to say: he wanted to propose to her! Before Nikolas could say anything, Jax walked over and lowered the boom that he now owns Spoon Island.
At G.H., Kate came to visit Olivia and found her flirting with Sonny. Olivia told Kate that she was way off base. Sonny replied the reason Kate's accusing Olivia is that she still has feelings for him. Sonny left to avoid an argument and Kate said Olivia needs to admit that she still has feelings for Sonny. Olivia stressed she doesn't and she stood by her choice to keep Sonny away from Dante. Kate said maybe it's time that Sonny learned the truth.
Elizabeth was relieved to learn that Jason wasn't hurt in the fire. Jason reiterated that they really need to stay apart for the safety of the kids. Just then, Lucky arrived on the scene and said to Liz, "Are you crazy?" "Do not tell me how to run my life," she shot back. Jason said that Lucky was right. Liz told Jason he needs to figure things out and left.
Spinelli was frantic when he found Maxie unconscious on the steps in the park. He called 911 but couldn't get through. He picked her up and carried her to G.H. Spinelli and Matt butted heads. Once Maxie was taken in to be examined, Leyla came over to comfort the distraught Spinelli. He admitted flashing back to Georgie's death upon finding Maxie in the same spot. Later, Matt told Spinelli that Maxie will have a bump on her head but she'll be
okay. Spinelli was relieved and allowed him to sit with her. Spinelli told Maxie that he loved her. Just then, she opened her eyes and smiled at him. He teared up and smiled back. Maxie then told Spinelli the last thing she remembered was the Russians following her. Mac interrupted and pulled Spinelli into the hall. Mac read Spinelli the riot act and blamed him for Maxie's attack. "Stay the hell away from Maxie," he ordered. Later, Maxie was crushed by Mac's actions.
At Johnny's apartment, he and Lulu made love. Afterward, the two cherished their renewed closeness. Lulu tried to allay Johnny's concerns about him becoming his father.
Ric showed up at Sonny's and ran into Claudia. They talked about her upcoming nups to Sonny. Ric told her she didn't have to go through with it but she insisted that she did. Sonny came home and stated, "Am I having a party that I wasn't aware of?" Ric advised Sonny not to take Anthony up on his offer. After Ric left, Sonny was surprised by Claudia's sudden acceptance of their union. She advised him to stop dragging his feet before he ended up dead.
Back at G.H., Lucky tried to talk Elizabeth out of being with Jason, citing the mob war. Jason went to interrogate Olivia about the fire. Kate shut him down and said that thanks to him, Sonny has no choice left but to marry Claudia to regain his power.... Sam met with Jason and offered her assistance in the mob war.... Spinelli investigated Karpov on the web, then went and took Jason's gun and left the penthouse.
Luke summoned Johnny to The Haunted Star and challenged him to a game of chance. While playing high card, Johnny topped Luke, allowing him to retain his financial stake in the casino. Luke said he needed new cash to re-open the place and reminded him that the Zacchara's framed him for money laundering. Johnny congratulated Luke on stealing the remaining clean money
to live off of while on the run in Mexico. Johnny agreed to bankroll him but with a five-point profit increase. Luke agreed, as long as no other Zacchara's were involved. As they toasted, Lulu busted in and told her father that there was no sense in trying to keep her and Johnny apart. The boys just chuckled and Johnny sheepishly told Lulu her name never came up, kissed her and left. Alone with her dad, Lulu told Luke that the best thing to come out of her ordeal at Shadybrook was getting Laura back.
At G.H., Sonny picked up Olivia's cell phone again and got Dante. Sonny said they needed to talk about his mother. Olivia returned, grabbed the phone and told her son not to come to P.C., as there was nothing he could do for her. She then told Sonny to stay out of her life. Sonny chuckled that Olivia's buttons were so easy to push. Kate arrived and was cold to both of them. Sonny left and Kate told Olivia it's time that Sonny contact his son. Olivia refused.
Spinelli returned to the penthouse and Jason said he shouldn't be carrying a gun. Spinelli said he's going to get revenge on whoever attacked Maxie. Jason told Spinelli it's too dangerous, and made him turn over the weapon, insisting he'd take care of it. Jason got a call and Spinelli ran out. Spinelli snuck into Sonny's house and lifted one of his guns. Max found him and was suspicious. Afterward, Spinelli went to visit Maxie and brought her a plant. He informed her that Mac was right and it was better for her if he stayed out of her life. Maxie refused to accept that. Spinelli retorted that if anything ever happened to her, it would kill him.
Sam made her way to Karpov's warehouse, where she asked Sasha for a job. Sasha mentioned that Karpov spoke highly of her. She told Sam to come back in an hour. Sam met with Lucky and filled him in. He was afraid she was getting in too deep. Meanwhile, Cody informed Jason about the activity at the warehouse. Jason said it was time to call a meeting with Sasha. He ordered Cody to keep anyone else away from the warehouse. Later, Sasha assigned Sam to oversee an arms shipment. Meanwhile, Jason and Cody readied to attack the place.
At home, a recuperating Robin was ready to take over as Emma's mom. A very tired Patrick showed up for work, as Robin was daunted by how complicated it was to put together a high chair. After Patrick kept pumping Liz for childcare advice, Epiphany politely advised him to either be a doctor or go home and be a dad. Feeling overwhelmed at home, Robin called Patrick and he left work for the day. Patrick arrived home and once he picked up Emma, she stopped crying. "I suck," sighed Robin.
Tracy showed up for a G.H. board meeting where Edward was waiting for her. Edward was determined to make Monica Chief of Staff to get her out of the house. He huffed that all her "12-step nonsense" was driving him crazy.
Back home, Max informed Sonny of Spinelli's visit. Just then, Kate arrived. She said she wanted a clean slate between them. "No more secrets," she said. "I'm fresh out," Sonny replied. "I'm not," noted Kate. "You need to know the truth ... about your son."
Outside the warehouse, Spinelli pulled a gun on two Russian thugs.
Simultaneously, Jason and his men busted in and gunfire erupted. Sam dove for cover as the bullets flew.
At The Haunted Star, Luke told Lulu that he'll always love Laura but he's sticking by his wife, Tracy. Lulu said she wished her parents could be together but Luke gently said it wasn't going to happen. They exchanged "I love you's" and Lulu left. Luke poured himself a drink as Tracy came in. Then, Ric showed up, saying that Johnny's money would not be forthcoming, as Anthony didn't think it was a wise investment to pour money into the casino.
Luke ordered Ric to tell Anthony that The Haunted Star would open without Zacchara's interference. Luke mentioned to Ric that Anthony has bigger fish to fry with the Russians on the rampage, then Ric left. Tracy was miffed to learn that Laura didn't ask Luke to accompany her to France and she felt like she was second best. Tracy said their marriage was over.
Olivia checked herself out of the hospital before, "All hell breaks loose."
Jason and his men shot up the warehouse and split. Later, he and Sam met up with Elizabeth ad Lucky. Jason warned Liz a war had started and she should keep her distance. Jason and Lucky suggested the girls head out of town to stay safe. Lucky advised they head to a remote cabin in the woods.
At Sonny's house, when Kate mentioned Sonny's son, he assumed she meant Michael. She said he deserved to know all his children. Just then, Olivia burst into the room saying she needed to talk to her cousin. Sonny was miffed as the gals argued about him like he wasn't even in the room. Kate left. Afterward, Olivia wanted to know if Sonny dated Kate to get back at her.
Spinelli confronted the Russians with a gun. They laughed at him but when the warehouse came under attack, Johnny jumped Spinelli, grabbed the gun and fired, scaring off the goons. When Spinelli lamented that he couldn't pull the trigger, Johnny told him that's a good thing.
Lulu showed up at G.H. ad found Maxie hiding behind a couch in the waiting area. Maxie said she was checking herself out and wanted to go looking for Spinelli, as she was afraid he was going to do something dire. Later, the girls caught up with the guys and Maxie was relieved that Spinelli was okay. When Maxie found out Johnny saved him, she gave Johnny a big hug.
Nadine showed up unannounced at Wyndemere, said she had to leave then burst into tears. She was touched that she had been asked to ride a horse in her hometown parade. She felt bad for deserting Nikolas and promised she'd marry him upon her return so he could stay in the country.
At G.H., Kate went to pick up a prescription, unaware that one of the Russians was stalking her. He left when Anthony showed up. Anthony asked Kate if Sonny would be marrying Claudia. Kate said she didn't care.
Liz and Sam packed up the car and headed off to the cabin, unaware the Russians were watching them.
Sonny showed up at Anthony's to say he was accepting the deal. Anthony actually made Sonny say the words, "I will marry Claudia."
Claudia waxed nostalgic with Johnny about leaving their apartment behind.
"I'll be playing wifey soon," she noted. Johnny was furious that Claudia was
planning to go through with the sham marriage. She assured him that she was doing it for Johnny's benefit to build the family business. Johnny was
worried what Sonny might do if he were to learn that they were involved in
Michael's shooting.
Jax visited Nikolas at Wyndemere to tell him about his plans for Spoon
Island. Nik refused to lose his temper as Jax announced his plans for a
resort. Just then, Carly showed up and told the boys to stop their
bickering. Jax denied Carly's claim that he was making this personal due to
their divorce. Jax claimed victory in this round and left. Carly stuck up
for Jax with Nikolas, who said he's not about to be a punching bag. Jax
returned to rub more salt in the wound. Carly suggested a compromise but Jax
stated it was far too late for that.
After Anthony insisted that Claudia was part of the deal, Sonny told Anthony
that he was in charge and if there was any double-dealing on Ric's part, the
deal was off. Anthony assured Sonny that once he wed Claudia, he'd be
family. Anthony even said he'd let Sonny carve the Thanksgiving turkey.
"How's that for a sign of trust?" he smiled.
At the Quartermaine mansion, Alan counseled a miserable Tracy, who was still
furious with Luke. Monica asked Tracy to keep her beefs with Luke confined
to The Haunted Star and mentioned that she's the new G.H. chief of staff.
Luke showed up, drank Edward's liquor and received a massage from Alice.
After Tracy vowed to kick Luke out, Luke had Alice clear the room so he and
Tracy could chat. Tracy assured her husband she's immune from his charms. He
insisted he's not giving her up. Luke stated that Laura is past and Tracy is
his future but Tracy wasn't buying it.
At the penthouse, Jason chastised Spinelli for going after the Russians on
his own and told him that Maxie needed him just the way he is. Olivia showed
up wanting to talk about Sonny. Jason dispatched Spinelli and Olivia advised
Jason that, to solve everyone's problems, let him back into the
organization. Jason refused to talk business with her. "Make peace with
Sonny before something terrible happens," she pleaded. Just then, Ric showed
up and made the "engagement" official and said if Jason wants to stop the
nups, the time is now.
Elizabeth, Sam and the boys headed to the cabin to get away from the Russian
mob. Once there, Liz told Sam she's glad for the company, unaware that the
Russians were spying on them. Liz called Jason to let him know they were
safe. Just then, Harper showed up and arrested Jason for the attack on the
warehouse. Sam went to collect wood and heard noises coming from the
forrest. She ran back inside, locked the door and told Liz, "They're here."
Liz tried calling Jason but the phone lines were dead. "We're on our own,"
noted Sam.
Claudia and Johnny arrived at Anthony's, where he acknowledged that Sonny
accepted the arrangement. Anthony told Claudia to go see Sonny and seal the
deal. Johnny barked that he wanted no part of. He stated that Claudia was
just doing this for their dad's approval, then walked out.
Sonny went home and broke the news to Max, who thought the marriage was a
bad idea. Sonny assured his trusted bodyguard that Sonny was the one playing
and not being played. Sonny told Max that he's beginning to think Karpov was
framed and he was planning to infiltrate the Zacchara's to find out who shot
Lulu met Johnny at Jake's, where he was drinking, but not toasting,
Claudia's upcoming wedding. Lulu told Johnny he shouldn't feel guilty about
the choices other people make.
Claudia went to Sonny's and pointed out that he has yet to ask her to marry
him. Sonny threw an engagement at her and asked if she'd marry him, as
Olivia watched in horror from the terrace.
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Additionally, when you post something for sale, include your email address so people can contact you outside of PM.
If members take those two steps, the classifieds moderators won't have to lock threads until this information is given.
To update your profile:
On the left hand side of the page under the Quick links menu (not in the quick links menu, under it), you'll see an option for User CP. Click on User CP.
Once you get into User CP, on the left side menu, you'll see a link to "Edit Profile". Click on it.
Scroll down, and under the "Additional Information" heading, you'll see a box for the following:
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In this entry box, enter the city and state where you live.
With the email address and your location, and posting an asking price, pics and description (if applicable), you won't get your posts locked.
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December 12, 2013
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Bill Read -- director of the National Hurricane Center -- on a variety of issues relating to the 2008 hurricane season, including talk about Ike, the Saffir-Simpson scale and his thoughts on being the first-year director at the NHC.
We took bits and pieces of Read's interview to include in a Tropical Season Wrap-Up story that recently aired, but due on-air time restraints, only about 5% of Read's interview actually aired! So here's some raw footage -- broken into sections -- of our chat! (These clips can also be watched full-screen)


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Wyatt was born on May 4, 2006. A year later, at the age of one, is when his symptoms really became noticeable. The symptoms included:
- Crying uncontrollably at times
- Frequent vomiting, especially upon awakening
- Choking on food or beverages
- Restricted movement in his neck
- Poor balance as he favored leaning to his left
- When his lack of balance caused him to fall, he would not put out his arms to catch himself.
From May to August of that year, we made five separate trips to the hospital emergency and they could not come up with any answers.
Finally in August, they did a 12 hour M.R.I. (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) which is a medical imaging technique used in radiology to visualize detailed internal structures. The M.R.I. revealed a solid mass inside his spinal cord starting at level C2 and going all the way down to C7. (The cervical vertebrae are numbered, with the first one (C1) located closest to the skull and higher numbered vertebrae (C2-C7) proceeding away from the skull and down the spine.)
They informed us that his brain was swollen as well as his brain stem and cord. They admitted him to the Critical Care Unit until they could get the swelling down to where it was safe to try to surgically remove the mass.
Five days later, after heavy doses of steroids were administered, a 12 hour surgery was performed and the tumor mass removed. After examining the tumor, pathologists determined it was a ganglioglioma tumor, a tumor that arises from ganglion cells in the central nervous system.
The surgery was extremely risky due to its delicate location, so close to the brain stem which controls all major body functions. And damage to the spinal cord could cause paralysis from the point of injury down, which for Wyatt would be from the neck down. That paralysis would have the effect of paralyzing his breathing capabilities.
Wyatt came out of the surgery grabbing at and trying to remove his breathing tube. He was able to move his arms and eventually regained his sense of balance. Happiness was all of ours once again.
It was decided that M.R.I.'s needed to be administered every three months to monitor the possible re-growth of the tumor.
He came to be monitored by a large team of physicians, an oncology neurologist, a neurosurgeon, a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, a physiotherapist, a urologist, a cardiologist and an ophthalmologist specialist.
In the summer of 2011, it was clear that the tumor had returned. This was confirmed by the increase in his symptoms and the latest M.R.I. showing growth. The symptoms at this point included:
- Trouble walking
- A lot of pain in his neck, back and legs
- Slowly losing control of his bladder and bowels
The tumor appeared larger on the M.R.I. spinal cord transports, causing the conclusion that another life-threatening surgery needed to be done. On September 19 of 2011, a second surgery was performed to remove the new tumor. We were told that this type of tumor is able to be fully resected (removed surgically) with a good chance of not growing back again.
We were elated at the report from the surgeon immediately following Wyatt's surgery. It appeared the entire tumor had been removed. And Wyatt amazed all of us at how fast he began his recovery as we was sitting up the next day and was soon bright eyed and smiling to all who came to see him, to the utter amazement of all his visitors, family and friends.
He expressed daily determination to get back home to his farm and after one week in DeVos Children's Hospital and one week at Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital, Wyatt got his wish as he returned to his beloved farm and life on the farm.
But at first he still had to go to outpatient therapy four to five times a week. But by the end of February here in 2012, he has now been decreased to two times a week and both times on the same day. The pressure type therapy they apply has been especially helpful with his headaches, which he suffers on a daily basis. He also will be having therapeutic horseback riding sessions, when the winter weather breaks. Wyatt loves horses so this will be an amazing and exciting form of therapy for him.
Wyatt has a tougher time in the mornings and is a very slow starter. He suffers the most pain in the morning after lying down and putting pressure on his spine during his sleeping hours but once he gets going, it is hard to slow him down.
He still is scheduled for M.R.I.'s every three months and his latest one in December revealed a spot that had his surgeon, Dr. Stanley Skarli, concerned. He said it could be a tumor, scar tissue, or imaging. He said only time and further M.R.I.'s will tell.
But then the oncologist caused us new consternation with her diagnosis that the tumor is located next to a large blood vessel that feeds the spinal cord. She tells us that the tumor will never be able to be completely removed. She said her prognosis is that Wyatt will be able to live into his teens with surgeries every four to five years to de-bulk the tumor and relieve his symptoms.
So here we are waiting for another M.R.I. in March and hoping and praying for the best but prepared for the worst of the above diagnoses. Many prayers are very much needed. And we are now involved in actively supporting research into these tumors in hopes a cure can be found in the not-too-distant future.
At this point in time, Wyatt drops a lot of things due to his inability to feel with his hands from the injury to the spinal cord but it is amazing to see how he compensates. Sometimes he has a lot of painful tingling that he likes to call "bee stings." This sensation is most likely due to the nerves being restored after surgery but we are still not sure if he will get the feeling back over time. They say it can take up to eighteen months to know.
Currently, Wyatt is homebound schooling due to his pain levels but hopes to go back to half days at school very soon. He is registered as a kindergartner at Alto Elementary School.


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OLTL Week of September 24, 2007 Recaps
Jessica explained to Natalie that she knew Jared when she was Tess, although
he is unable to separate the two personalities. Meanwhile, Nash grilled
Jared about the photo of Jessica that he was using as the wallpaper on his
cell phone. Jared explained that it was "Tess," and she took a picture of
herself laughing at him before arranging his wrongful arrest. Nash decked
Jared, just as Jessica and Natalie ran in. Mac the bartender broke up the
fight and sent the guys packing, but Jared and Nash ran outside to continue
the scuffle. Natalie and Jessica ran after them, and Jess calmed her husband
down and admitted that she was well acquainted with Jared when she was Tess.
Nash calmly asked her to tell him what happened. She remembered drinking at
an Atlantic City hotel bar and flirting with the bartender, Jared. After
downing three dirty martinis, she left a hotel-room key on the bar and
slipped away. Nash hugged his wife after thinking all that happened is that
she slept with Jared, who then recalled waking up alone in a hotel-room bed
and getting arrested. She admitted that she put other hotel patrons'
belongings in the room and called security from the bar to let them know
that guy in Rm. 1345 was the thief. Jared griped that he spent two years in
prison because of her and declared that he wants Jessica to make it up to
Lindsay insisted to the judge that her plea is guilty. "I'm guilty! I killed
Spencer Truman," she declared in front of the court. No one seemed to
understand why she'd plead guilty, including Will, who jumped up and accused
Nora of persuading Lindsay to change her plea. "I'm sorry, honey. I couldn't
let Marcie lose Tommy," Lindsay explained to her son, then revealed to the
court that she stabbed Spencer to protect Michael and Marcie and that she
wasn't defending Blair. The judge demanded order in the court and asked
Lindsay one more time what she pleads. Set on telling the truth, Lindsay
answered guilty. Via a flashback, Lindsay privately recalled piecing
together the truth about Tommy when she overheard a conversation between
Michael and Rex. She told the judge she heard "some people" talking about
how Spencer knew about Tommy and that's when she decided to beg Spencer not
to say anything. She confronted Spencer, but he laughed in her face and said
he planned to wait for the worst possible moment to ruin Marcie and
Michael's happy little family. "I had no choice," Lindsay told the judge. "I
had to kill." A collective gasp resonated in the courtroom.
At Capricorn, Blair balked at Todd's unscrupulous marriage proposal, then
understood that he was pulling the Ta Delgado card (marry a woman for money
to look like a legitimate family man). Todd assumed Blair would agree simply
as a favor to him, but Blair was concerned about what a fake marriage could
do to their kids. He pulled a flower out of a nearby vase and begged,
"Please, please marry me." She asked just how long he needed her to go along
with this charade. About 16 years, he figured, or until the kid is 18. Blair
wasn't thrilled, but agreed as long as she got what Ta got. They shook on
the deal and Todd promised to have the money in her bank account post haste.
Lindsay remembered going to Spencer's hospital room and begging Spencer not
to tell Marcie, who couldn't have any children of her own. In the flashback,
Spencer called Tommy a "nasty little creature", considering his parentage,
and said he was going to wait until the child was old enough to speak full
sentences and understand what was really going on to reveal the truth.
"Daddy Daddy! Don't let 'em take me! Mommy, Mommy!" the loony doc raved. "I
had to shut that bastard up before he hurt everyone that I loved," Lindsay
told the judge. Wearing the printed dress that was captured as evidence,
Lindsay walked into Spencer's hospital room and saw Spencer on top of Blair
about to rape her. She recalled picking up the scissors and stabbing him
over and over again. In the court, Lindsay began to sob, screaming that his
blood was on her hands. She turned around and pointed to the "Free Lindsay"
T-shirts everyone was wearing. "Free. I'm finally free," she said before
passing out in a nearby chair. Lindsay came to, but appeared to be in a
catatonic state. Nora agreed with the judge that Lindsay be remanded to St.
Ann's for psychiatric evaluation. Will carried his mother out of the
courtroom. Marcie and Michael looked concerned, while Nora appeared somewhat
Clint and Dorian were fighting over the remote control when Nora blew in with the bad news about Lindsay. "I watched a woman fall apart in front of my eyes," she said as she sunk into a chair and asked Nigel for a drink.
Dorian blamed Nora for Lindsay's breakdown, which was the last thing Nora
wanted to hear. Nora intimated that Lindsay might even be faking her
breakdown. Dorian was upset that Nora would even suggest it, and Nora
pointed out that it wouldn't be the first time. Dorian continued to jump all
over Nora for her treatment of Lindsay.
Cristian informed Sarah that Lindsay's arraignment was a disaster. He said
he didn't understand why she pleaded guilty, and seemed genuinely troubled
by her mental breakdown. Sarah listened as Cristian expressed his
appreciation for Lindsay helping him get back to painting again and admitted
he was scared for her. They exchanged an awkward glance when Cristian
realized he'd just poured his heart out to Sarah. She broke the silence with
a beer and got back to packing for her move to Layla's. He asked if she was
sure she wanted to leave, prompting her to ask if he wants her to stay.
Flustered, he said he just wanted to make sure that it's still cool with
Layla if Sarah moves in. She offered him the bed for the night since he'd
had such a rough day and said she was sorry about everything that happened
with Lindsay. Cristian thanked her and retreated to his bedroom.
Meanwhile, Rex and Adriana returned home, and Rex was still reeling from the
courtroom drama. He tried to figure out why Lindsay pleaded guilty, then
admitted that he felt responsible for the turn of events. He proceeded to
beat himself up over it, but Adriana wondered what terrible things might
have taken place if Lindsay hadn't been compelled to kill Spencer. She
assured him that they were as careful as they could be in the cover-up of
Tommy's paternity. Despite the day's events, the couple looked forward to
their impending move-in day.
Langston, Markko, Cole and Starr all did homework together at La Boulaie,
but Cole was distracted by his new MP3 player. Langston and Markko headed
upstairs to check on Jack, while Cole comforted Starr about her conflicted
feelings toward Marcie because of the custody battle. Markko returned to the
living room alone and expressed his concern to Starr and Cole that he'd
never seen Langston's parents. Langston overheard them and interrupted the
conversation by pretending to be on her cell phone with her parents.
Natalie couldn't believe that Jared was threatening to call the Atlantic
City Police Department on Jessica if he didn't get his payback. Jess asked
how Jared found her anyway, and he recalled talking to a fellow inmate
passing out library books and finding an biography of Asa Buchanan. "This
guy is my idol," Jared remarked in the flashback. "I want to be as rich as
him someday." He was floored when he opened up the book to find a sweet
photo of Natalie and Jessica together, then vowed revenge. Nash tried to
convince Jared that Jessica was a different person then, but Jared didn't
care. Jessica explained to him that she has a mental illness that caused her
to break into an alternate personality, which Nash and Natalie backed up.
Jared was in disbelief, but made his demands clear: an executive position at
Buchanan Enterprises.
Back at the cottage, Jessica told Nash that she was ashamed for what she did
as Tess, but that she'd never regret meeting Nash. She also explained that
Tess met Jared long before she fell in love with Nash. They now have to
figure out what to do with Jared in their lives, Nash remarked. Jessica
wondered if Natalie would actually give Jared the job.
At Rodi's, Natalie noted that Jared seemed really sure of himself. He
remarked that she looked pretty good in her underwear the other day. Natalie
decided to make a wager: If he beats her, he can have the job, and if he
loses, he has to leave Jessica alone. Jared wanted to play billiards, even
though the former pool shark suggested darts. Apparently, he hadn't done all
his research. Natalie seemed pretty pleased with the way the game was going,
and Jared realized she'd hustled him with reverse psychology. He mentioned
John's kiss with Marty, causing Natalie to miss a shot. Jared called the
eight-ball pocket and won. "How about that corner office?" he smirked.
Sarah finished packing and commented that all there was left to do was say
good-bye to roommate Cristian. Meanwhile, Layla admitted to Adriana that she
didn't want to see her go. Natalie returned to the Rodi's pool table where
she'd lost the game to Jared the day before. She made a shot, and was
startled to hear congratulations from John, who was standing nearby. At the
cottage, Nash told Jessica that he wasn't mad at her, but he is mad at
Jared. Todd stormed in and informed Jessica that it's time for his wedding!
Over at La Boulaie, Blair flipped through a catalogue looking for something
to send Lindsay at St. Ann's, then casually informed Dorian that Todd was
about to be a married man.
Jared visited the Buchanan mansion and tried to charm his way in to see
Renee, but Nigel wasn't impressed. Renee came down the stairs and saw the
young man at the door. "I can't get over the resemblance to Asa," she told
Jared, referring to her ex-husband's youthful days. Despite Nigel's
protests, Renee allowed Jared to come in and it wasn't long before they were
drinking tea and Renee was sharing stories about Asa. Jared then dropped the
bomb that he was starting a new position at B.E. and said he regretted not
meeting Asa when he was alive. "I think he would have liked you," Renee
noted, and invited the new exec to dinner with her and Clint sometime. Jared
left, and Renee pointed out that he is loaded with charm, while Nigel
remained suspicious.
Todd explained to a disbelieving Jessica that he and Blair were finally
going to get it right this time — for their family's sake. Jessica
asked what he was really up to. He failed to explain and asked Jessica to
serve as his best man, which gave Nash a good chuckle. Todd finally admitted
that he's doing everything he can to get his son back and that this is part
of that. Something Jessica said suddenly gave him food for thought, and he
said to hold off on the wedding for the moment and left.
Dorian asked Blair just how many times she'd have to marry Todd to make it
work, but Blair explained that they weren't marrying for love. "It is
brainwashing?" Dorian surmised. Blair insisted that Todd can be a good
father and this marriage is going to help him win his son back. Dorian put
two and two together and realized that Blair was taking a page from the Ta
Delgado playbook. "Whatever Todd gave Ta Delgado, Todd has to give me,"
Blair gloated. Dorian was pleased, but uncertain as to whether any amount of
money was worth "shackling" herself to Todd. Dorian warned Blair that
whether her children understand this ruse or not, they're still going to
become invested in the marriage.
At Rodi's, Natalie asked John about Lindsay's breakdown and inquired how he
and Michael were handling the custody battle. John offered an apology for
what she saw the other day and said he wanted things to be right between
them. He then admitted that he wouldn't be too thrilled to see her kissing
another guy, either, and that's partly why he was mad at Natalie for kissing
Miles. Natalie asked if John was dating Marty, but he declined to respond,
remarking that he doesn't like talking about "that stuff." Natalie admitted
that she was there playing pool because she'd missed a shot the night before
with someone she didn't trust as far as she could throw. Natalie asked John
if he could do a background check on Jared, then thought better of it. John
noted that since he's been suspended, he can pretty much do whatever he
Layla and Adriana returned all the belongings they'd borrowed from each
other and "forgot" to return, showing how close the girls had become. "Who
are you going to borrow from now?" Layla tearfully asked. The girls sat on
the couch together looking glum while Rex and Vincent carried out their
boxes. Once alone, Adriana and Layla reminisced about Adriana's initial
misconception about Layla. Adriana explained that she didn't expect to make
such a good friend when she started living with Layla. Meanwhile, Cristian
was impressed with Sarah's ability to live out of one duffle bag, which they
could barely close, but she explained that a person needs to be able to up
and go at the drop of a hat. She then remarked that he was going to find
himself missing her when she's gone, even though they'll be seeing each
other every day at Capricorn. Once Sarah was gone, Cristian thought back to
her touching his hand the night before, then found one of her tank tops and
smiled to himself. Adriana and Rex agreed to come by for dinner that night,
and ran into Sarah on her way in. Dragging her one bag behind her, she
awkwardly greeted her new roommate.
Nash asked Jessica why Tess did what she did to Jared. Jessica explained
that the Tess he fell in love with was different before Nash and that once
she met someone who treated her like a person, she would change. It was the
anger that Jessica should have felt from her molestation that Tess put onto
other people. Tess did these things without thinking about the consequences,
she explained. Jessica apologized, but Nash told her there was nothing for
her to be sorry about. Jessica suggested they try to beat Jared at his own
Todd headed over to La Boulaie and asked Dorian if she'd heard the good
news. Dorian announced that if he wants her support, there's something he
has to do in return: his assurance in writing that Todd would not try to get
full custody of Jack and Starr when this was all over. Todd agreed, as long
as Dorian threw the most lavish wedding Llanview has ever seen.
Jessica and Nash showed up at Jared's new corner office and told him to get
out. Nash pointed out that if Jared tells the cops about some alternate
personality putting him in jail, it probably won't go over so well. At
Rodi's, Natalie was back on her game as she finished up a successful round
of billiards with John. Talia and Antonio showed up, and Talia was unsure of
whether to call John "Lieutenant." Antonio told Talia he hopes that John
gets his badge back soon because being a cop means more than anything to
McBain. Miles approached Marty in the park and said he needed to talk about
her kiss with John. Marcie surprised her students by showing up to class.
Todd told Dorian to get to work on hosting the wedding of the year.
Clint picked up on the fact that Nora was genuinely worried about Lindsay.
Nora tore open her mail and found a very exciting letter — her check
from the insurance company. Nora pointed out that Clint can get out the
bubbly — she and Matthew are moving! Clint told Nora he wanted her and
Matthew to make the Buchanan mansion their home for good, because that's
what Asa would want.
Marcie tried teach the day's lesson, but Britney raised her hand and said
she hopes Marcie gets to keep her baby. Marcie said it was inappropriate for
her and Britney to discuss her personal life. The debate prompted Starr to
blurt out in class that Marcie had no right to trash-talk her father in
court. Marcie lost her cool and a never-before-seen authoritarian, Mr.
Fletcher, entered and dismissed the class. Outside, Britney continued to get
Starr riled up, then waltzed off when she was satisfied with her work.
Marcie apologized to Mr. Fletcher, who explained that he was new, then
placed Marcie on indefinite leave until her custody case is resolved. Mr.
Fletcher left her to gather her things, and when she turned around, Todd was
standing in her classroom. He reminded her that he's a kidnapper, a murderer
and a rapist. When asked if that's a threat, Todd answered that he was just
running down his "rap sheet," then tried to kiss Marcie (to scare her,
presumably), and she slapped him square across the jaw. With a really creepy
smile, he told he was looking forward to seeing her in court. Marcie
reluctantly packed up a box and bid farewell to her classroom.
Marty told Miles to buzz off, but he let her know that he wanted the best
for her, even it means being happy with someone else. Miles said he used to
wish that Marty would look at him the way she looks at John, just as John
walked by. In his zip-up hooded sweatshirt (clearly with no shirt on
underneath!), John's really making the rounds in Llanview with all his
newfound free time. After Miles left, John expressed his concern over Marty
associating with Miles. Just as they were about to kiss, a football came
flying over the fence and Cole was behind it. Marty asked why Cole wasn't in
school and he explained that things got weird between Starr and Mrs. McBain
and class was dismissed. Pointing out once again that he's got a lot of time
on his hands, John agreed to toss a football around with Cole.
Dorian told Blair and Todd that she could throw a great wedding, but the
only problem might be rounding up some guests. Dorian also asked the two of
them to figure out how they were going to broach the subject with their
children. Blair admitted that she'd saved her dress from her last wedding,
which surprised Todd (perhaps because Margaret stole Blair's wedding dress).
Dorian suggested that Blair was marrying Todd because she is still in love
with him, just as Starr came home and saw all the crazy wedding stuff
around. Blair explained the truth to Starr, clarifying that her marriage to
Todd would be in name only.
Jared explained to Nash and Jessica that he and Natalie, a.k.a. "Sparky",
have a deal. Natalie demanded that he not call her Sparky, then explained
that she didn't hire Jared because he was blackmailing Jess. Jessica warned
Jared that if he hurts Natalie, what Tess did to Jared will be a happy
memory compared to what she'll do to him next. Natalie received a call from
Miles and happily agreed to meet him for dinner. Jared figured out that
Natalie doesn't know what she's doing at B.E. She basically said she doesn't
have to and that her job is to keep an eye on him.
Talia and Antonio sat down for lunch at Rodi's and Antonio asked what
"George" was up to. She explained that he was working. When Antonio asked
what George does for a living, she answered that he has a job that requires
him to wear a suit. "Do you think you might have met the one?" Antonio
asked. She said she might have, then talked all about "George's" great
qualities, even though she was clearly thinking about Antonio. "He's
probably the most amazing man I've ever met," she said. Antonio wanted to
meet Mr. Wonderful. Talia worked her way into a corner by agreeing to
introduce him to a man who doesn't exist.
Starr agreed to keep her parents' secret and went upstairs to get ready.
Dorian interrupted Clint and Nora's heart-to-heart to tell her cowboy to get
on his tux. Todd got down on his knee and handing Blair a small box. "Oh,
Todd!" she cried, then opened it to find her $5 million check. "Let's get
this show on the road," he said.
At La Boulaie, Dorian went into full-on party planner mode as she finalized
the arrangements for Blair and Todd's wedding. She attempted to ask a
servant for assistance in Spanish but was then told that that particular
woman spoke a different language.... Cole came by and was surprised when
Starr informed him of the wedding. Dorian took him to change into proper
party attire. Starr liked how her boyfriend looked in a suit.... Jessica
informed Clint and Nash that she heard from Viki and that her mom is in
Paris. Dorian called Paris "her" city and complained that Viki always
imitates whatever Dorian does.
Todd came by to see Blair put on her makeup upstairs at Dorian's home. "Why
are you here?" she asked. He responded by kissing her. She quickly pulled
away, but he reminded her that their wedding needed to look legitimate.
Blair didn't want him to treat their arrangement like a game; he insisted
that he wasn't. Little Jack overheard his parents mention that it was a
"fake" wedding. They insisted that it was very real, but they warned their
that they always could get divorced. Todd then called it a "trial
marriage." ... Nash asked Clint if Blair and Todd are marrying so Todd can
get his son back. Clint agreed that it probably was, but said that Dorian
wouldn't share any details.... Starr informed her parents that she invited
someone to the nuptials. But when Cole came upstairs to congratulate them,
Todd told the teen to leave. Cole agreed to leave, but Starr asked her not
to "be a jerk." Blair urged them to stop sparring.... As they waited for the
ceremony to begin, Jessica wondered if Jared was making Natalie's
job hard for her.
Jared approached Natalie at work, but she gave him the cold shoulder. He
offered to help her relax and questioned her about her love life. She
threatened to fire him for sexual harassment. He then began massaging her
shoulders. At first she protested, but ended up liking it. They were
interrupted by their co-worker Jim, who demanded they act like
professionals. After Jim finally left, Natalie punched Jared in the arm and
warned him to never touch her again. She reminded him that the only reason
why he has a job is because he cheated at a game of pool. She became serious
as she stated that she wants to maintain Asa's legacy and make her father
proud. They agreed to work as long as necessary to write up a good
Adriana and Rex enjoyed living together, but she became annoyed when he
suggested that she perform her "wifely" duties. Noting she wasn't yet his
wife, she dragged him out of bed and told him she had a "surprise" for him.
Meanwhile, Roxy demanded that Marcie join her for a mysterious mission.
Marcie protested, but Roxy practically pulled her out of her home. Turns
out, Michael, John, Marty, Rex and Adriana had planned a surprise birthday
party for Marcie. Marcie was thrilled but wished Lindsay could be there.
Michael forbid her to think about Lindsay, Todd or anything else that would
bum her out. Michael then raised a toast to his wife and kissed her.
Before the wedding, Dorian warned Todd that she'll kill him if he hurts
Blair. Dorian thanked Clint for all of his help ... Upstairs, Starr
over her mom's dress. Blair told Starr that she doesn't want Starr to ever
have a "fake" wedding. The nuptials then began. First Starr walked down the
aisle, and then Blair. The bride and groom shared a genuine secret smile as
they stood at the altar. They then exchanged their vows. Todd mentioned that
they've been down this road before, but this time, they're bringing their
family back together. "You're in my blood and you always will be," he said
to Blair. Blair responded that Todd will always be in her heart and that
she's ready to marry him. Todd told Blair how he's happy to be marrying her
again. They were then pronounced man and wife, and shared a passionate
smooch. Everyone clapped — even Dorian looked happy.
The show ended with a montage of Michael and Marcie sitting together with
Tommy, smiling.... Adriana and Rex snuggling in bed.... Jared and Natalie
actually working well together.... John and Marty kissing.... It then went
to Blair and Todd in separate bedrooms. First, Blair opened her door to see
if Todd was in the foyer and he wasn't. Todd then opened his door to look
into the foyer for Blair, but she wasn't there. They both went back to their
rooms alone.
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I have been looking that this griddler for more than a year at my Big Box store and it was a great price there (i thought)! But I needed a Thank You gift for my daughter and her family and knew she would like this griddler--Thank goodness out store was out of them so I went to hunt it down on line and found it here on OVERSTOCK.COM--and it was just about $20. dollars cheaper! So I got one for me too---It works Great and I love it. The gift I shipped is still in the mail going to Gremany--and I can tell you I'm sure they will be very Happy too!
My daughter had one of these before and loved it. The best price I found from several online sources. Great product for a great price.
This was a Christmas gift for one of my daughters and her family. My son-in-law will be THRILLED beyond words. He has been wanting a "Griddler" for aver 2 years. I know he will be very pleased and will enjoy this gift given from the heart and from his mother-in-law. Excellent product. I know other people that use the "Griddler" and LOVE it.
Shipped quickly and easy transaction. Perfect size for one, maybe two people(2 burger patties). Adjustable heat , red indicator light to let you know power is on, green light to let you know it's ready to cook. Back to red during cooking, then a green light comes on when done. For a burger this is 8 minutes and too well done for me, I pull meat at 5-6 minute mark for a medium done burger, so a timer is a must for me. Easy to clean and simple to use.
I like the way it is designed and that you can do variations by flipping the cooking plates. Easy to remove and put it in the dishwasher. Used it once so far for pancakes and another time to grill asparagus. One usually is not sure at what heat setting to keep it at when using the first couple of times....but then you figure it out....I have been wanting a griddle for sometime now and this is great cause it's two in one and also a panini press!
This is exactly what I need as a single adult........avoids messing up more cooking pans, etc.
I have never gone wrong with a Cuisinart product and I wanted a counter top grill. In this one, I have a chouice between the pancake, or sandwich frill and the grooved meat grill on the reverse side of the plates. I have used it several times since receiving it.
I bought 2. One for me and the other for my son and daughter in law. I haven't tried mine yet. But my son has used his several times and really has enjoyed it. It fits nicely on the counter top and clean up is a breeze. We are getting TOO much rain lately, so the indoor grill is terrific.
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