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Sabol follows strict diet to Aflac game
Jim Ecker
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Stefan Sabol hasn't had a sip of soda in several years. He might eat a potato chip from time to time, but not often. He works out religiously, lifting weights, and takes great pride in being physically fit. But don't get the wrong idea. He wasn't always this particular, contrary to published reports.
"I drank soda when I was a younger kid and I was a junk-food type kid," he confessed, "but now I'm staying away from that kind of stuff."
There have been published reports that Sabol's never had a soda and never had any chips. Never, in his entire life. Those reports stretched the truth.
"I've had a potato chip before. I had one the other night. I don't know where that one came from," he said, laughing. "But the soda is accurate. I don't drink soda anymore. And as far as food, I try to stay away from the greasy stuff, but I'll have it every now and then. I'm a teenage guy, so it happens once in a while."
Sabol has built himself into a healthy 6-foot-2, 205-pound catcher and outfielder with a 3.77 GPA at Aliso Niguel (Calif.) High School. He's heading to San Diego this week for the Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic, to be played Sunday at PETCO Park.
Sabol said he drank soda "all the time" when he was younger, but changed his diet when he got to high school. His father helped steer him to a better routine, saying he'd need to get away from junk food at some point. The adjustment came easily, he said.
"It didn't really bother me too much to get away from the soda," he said.
Sabol drinks water, vitamin water and juices now. "You just have a lot more energy," he said. "There's none of that caffeine stuff that gives you a crash later with the sugar."
Sabol's diet and physical regimen undoubtedly played a role in his impressive performance on the SPARQ test at the Area Code Games in California this month. He posted the No.1 score among the 159 players who were tested.
"I was surprised at first, because I thought there would be some beast out there or something who would come up with a ridiculous score," he said. "But I guess my score was one of the highest in a long time. I was really excited when I heard my score."
As it turns out, Sabol was the beast. He posted an 80.87 on the SPARQ test, which stands for Speed, Power, Agility, Reaction and Quickness. He was clocked in 6.28 seconds in the 60-yard dash, which is a tremendous time for a catcher.
"It surprised me at first," he said. "I've never even gone close to that before. I've gone in the 6.5s, but that was the closest."
He also leaped 36.2 inches in the vertical jump, getting more than 3 feet off the ground. "I probably got that from playing basketball," he said.
Sabol's other impressive stat is his 3.77 GPA in the classroom. Good grades used to come easily, he said, but classes got a lot tougher after his freshman year in high school. "The sophomore year I had to start trying a lot harder and start studying a lot harder than I used to," he said. "Last year and the year before, I really had to work hard to get my grades up."
Sabol has committed to playing college baseball at the University of Oregon, pending the 2010 draft. For now, he's looking forward to the Aflac game in San Diego.
"I feel it's a big honor," he said. "It's like a uniting of the best players around the country and it's a big honor to be around them and play with them. It's going to be really fun."
Just don't offer him any potato chips or pop.
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Building an adequate, long-term funding source to support stewardship may be the single biggest hurdle facing land trusts nationwide. The audacious commitment to protect and manage land forever has its costs, but not necessarily its source.
This webinar will focus on how any land trust can build a planned giving as a part of a more complete relationship-based fundraising program. Focusing on building loyal supporters to the land trust, and converting loyal land trust members to legacy givers is at the heart of this sustainability strategy. The fundamentals of a relationship-based giving program will be explored, along with the details for creating a planned giving program. Roles, tools, and strategy for creating such a program will all be explored.
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Cardinals' rookie John Gast made his major-league debut Wednesday night in a 10-4 win over the Mets. With a surname that begs to be both punned and rhymed, it was no surprise to see a few headlines that were just a little bit, well, Gast-ly. After all, Gast is only one letter away from the [...]
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Read moreAt-bat music, closer anthems, mid-inning jingles and "Everybody Clap Your Hands". They all go through one man at Busch Stadium and that man is Damon Oliver. He started with the Cardinals in '03 and this is his 11th season as the Busch Stadium DJ.
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Read moreMonday's tragedy in Boston saw an outpouring of gracious acts in the wake of sadness. One of those acts came from former Rams wide receiver Danny Amendola, who made a pledge on Twitter to support the victims of the bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon.
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Do you have any travel information regarding the Florida Keys? I want to plan a trip there next May.
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If you're traveling to the Florida Keys in May, you can expect temperatures in the mid to upper 80s—typical of the summer months. The water temperatures are also pretty warm, in the mid-80s. Be aware of the frequent afternoon thunderstorms characteristic of the Keys at the end of May, preceding the Hurricane season. That lasts from June through November.
The Florida Keys include Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, the Lower Keys, and Key West. After deciding on your destination, you can then choose whether to arrive by air, ground, or sea. The island chain is connected by U.S. 101, the Overseas Highway, and the drive from mainland Florida to Key West (the westernmost point of the Keys) is about three and a half hours.
There are several flight options, too. You can fly into Miami International Airport (MIA) or Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and take shuttle buses or a rental car to the Upper Keys, which takes about forty-five minutes to an hour. From there, of course, you've still got the three-ish-hour drive through the Keys. You can also fly to Key West International Airport (EYW) through a Florida airport. Flights into Ft. Lauderdale or Miami are hovering in the low $200s—from the New York Area—while flights to Key West are about double that price. Flying into Key West does, however, allow you to skip renting a car or taking a bus; the island is small enough to walk or bike most places, or take a cheap, quick cab ride.
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1999Our site is titled 2000plus and is based on what lies beyond the year 2000. It covers different topics such as Technology, Space Exploration, Space Travel, Future Power, The Millennium Bug, Science Fiction and Future Travel. It has information on possible future technological advancements in these areas and information about what may happen in the next millennium. Our site also contains an Interactive game so you can have fun while you learn. Our site offers lots of information on lots of different topics. It is a great learning experience and everyone should come and find out what lies beyond the year 2000.
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We are in the last month of March which always means good news for all Baseball fans. Opening day down the street. As of today we are TEN days away from the first pitch being thrown in the Regular season of the 2012 MLB Season. After all the moves in the off-season and ownership issues, Clubhouse issues of beer and sleeping and eating instead of playing a Brand new season is here. For us Dodger fans having to deal with the Ownership issues of McCourt and then wondering who the new Owner will be will finally be put to rest and we can get back to focusing on another season of Dodger Baseball. This year with the NL West up for grabs new hope raises especially with the way the Dodgers closed out the 2011 season. This year the Dodgers opens the season in San Diego to take on the Padres.
While All Baseball fans are excited for the Opening of the 2012 Season in 17 Days Something Historic will happen. April 10th will be the Home Opener for the Los Angeles Dodgers as they will take on the Pittsburgh Pirates. Not only will it be the Opening Day in Los Angeles BUT it will be exactly 50 years ago Dodgers Stadium opened its doors. It'll be the 50th Anniversary of Dodger Stadium and it will be a very memorable day for the Dodgers, City of Los Angeles, and Dodger fans. 2 dates We're all looking towards and it's quickly apporaching but to some the days will be moving slow. In the end when the day gets here we will all finally get to hear the words from Vin Scully "I's Time For Dodger Baseball!" and look forward to another season of Dodger Baseball!!


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We stayed here the night before our son returned from his overseas deployment. This property is conveniently located to Jordan Creek Mall & many eateries. Check-in was an average wait time. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The morning breakfast was typical for what we've had at other hotels. The breakfast gal did a great job keeping the area... More
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- The NEW Des Moines West Residence Inn by Marriott at Jordan Creek Town Center offers all that the business, leisure, and those relocating are seeking. Located minutes away from the headquarters of Wells Fargo, the downtown financial district, and Des Moines International Airport. Our visitors have access to many local attractions including the Iowa Events Center/Wells Fargo Arena, Science and Botanical Center, and Des Moines Civic Center to name a few. Here you will also find shopping, lakeside restaurants, running trails, and an outdoor amphitheater for enjoying concerts and other activities all within walking distance. As the leader in extended stay lodging, our homelike surroundings invite you to relax, and our community atmosphere will make you feel welcome. ... more less
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The hotel is a good solid tourist or business class hotel in a great location. The room was a nice size, bathroom was a good size with ample counter space, good water pressure. The hotel has a very good service philosophy and were always immediately available with a smile and respect without being gimmicky. The hotel is across the street... More
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Who else on here (besides Jeff) are on NationStates? If not, it's fun. It's a game where you create your own country, and decide on issues to improve your country's government, economics, crime, and all other aspects. You should try it.
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Without fanfare, Alex's Pizza, a downtown Hanover institution, will be closing its doors for the last time at the end of business Saturday. Friday, as regulars like Patton came by for a last slice of pepperoni or a final cheeseburger sub and to say goodbye, the mood was bittersweet, Castelnuovo said.
"I still love what I do," he said as he rolled out a pair of pies at lunchtime, covering the dough with red sauce and white cheese. "I love being with people."
Castelnuovo said he wanted to thank his loyal customers for their support over the years, but that it was increasingly difficult for small businesses like his to make it in these days of higher food prices and increasing competition.
"I hate leaving, it's just that the economy took its course," he said.
Castelnuovo bought the pizza shop - tucked behind the Republican Fountain on Center Square - with his father, Thomas, in 1988. Oct. 1 would have been 24 years, he said.
His mother, Susie, still works in the restaurant side by side with her son. And Alex's two boys, Brandon and Austin, have also worked there, though both are now in school, Castelnuovo said.
The drink cooler looked a little bare, and there were fewer bags of chips than usual on the rack, but otherwise it looked like so many Fridays before during the lunch rush as Alex's. The downtown workers stopped in for lunch as some rerun was showing on the TV. The phone rang with call-in orders and Castelnuovo kept himself busy.
But there was an unspoken sadness hanging in the air.
What will Patton, a customer for nearly 10 years, miss most about the place?
"The best pizza in town," he answered without hesitation. He paused a moment, then added quietly, "And Alex, of course."


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Colleges need to have a place for competition, which has all but disappeared from public education. The athletes have higher GPA's than the average student. Why? Because they want to compete. They have drive. They have initiative.
Punishing people with drive and initiative is just oh-so-American right now, isn't it? Whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, you've got the "I've got mine, now get yours" mentality.
All of us typing here grew up with a world in which competition, athletics and student scholarship were intertwined.
So long? Really? (It's going to make for a major change in college life; the disabled and the weak are given many, many classes; the able, healthy and competitive are pushed out).
Years from now some members of society will wonder why we did this.
Prop 13 was a loooong time ago (and we're still feeling its effects). But hey, this gives a good feel for who reads the Star - entitled older people who already have theirs.
There are no funds for schools. The K-12 people would be more in the press - if they had spokespeople and time, but they don't. They are scrambling just to herd the children through their daily activities.
You reap what you sow (I hope you all have family members who will be kind to you when you're old, because the infrastructure that supports eldercare will collapse next, without healthy young people to support it).
Education has not been the same since Prop 13 - but apparently many people have no problems at all with that. They must not have any problems at all. Nice.
Great Post!
As the entitled few clamor for more justification for education funding and want numbers, they're happy to get rid of athletics? Not so fast--athletes graduate at 2-3 times the rate of non-athletes, they all must take a full-time schedule, and many receive scholarships that save parents a ton of $. I won't even start to list all the intangible benefits of athletics.
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December 9, 2013 01:05 am -
starlifter While budgeting to buy silver, rounds, junk or ASE, are there any assets you can sell that are not vital or just gathering dust. Garage sales and swap meets are great placed to rid yourself of clutter. The FIAT can then be used to buy silver
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by: mikeyj80
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December 9, 2013 12:54 am -
coinflation, as mentioned, should become your friend. Kowing the math is good, but I always have the latest coinflation updates on me when I go to auctions.
As far as obtaining it, right now it is expensive, but the $100 face bags are relatively cheap compared to what you would pay elsewhere. Last auction i went to the roosevelt silver dimes in unknown condition and of unknown date (though very likely searched as it was the leftovers of a pro collector) were going for $30 to $35 per dollar face.
Ebay is not cheap ei ther, and watch out for those selling 1 oz of silver coins... the lot is not one ounce of silver for the reasons we here all know, but they tend to sell as if they were.
by: mikeyj80
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December 8, 2013 10:46 pm -
The formula to arrive at the price (of 90%) is silver spot price x .724. Example: Silver spot price is 19.84. So that price X .724 is 14.36 x face (each dollar). So ten dimes, four quarters, two halves would be (value) 14.36 per dollar. Now for the bad news (smile). Those who sell silver (like me) have to make a profit, so there will be a premium attached. Usually, not firm by any means, is 3 points above the spot price. So, in the example, (14.36), you would expect to pay 17.36 per dollar of 90%. I hope this helps!
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December 8, 2013 10:39 pm -
Here's a website that will answer all those type questions:
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December 8, 2013 09:44 pm -
It looks like formula is .715 ozt per dollar face.....from my internet search.
So would one 90% quarter be $3.48?
At current silver price: 19.47 per oz.
(19.47 x .715) x .25 = $3.48
Just trying to figure out so I don't get scammed.
by: cindy
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December 8, 2013 09:35 pm -
Where can a person with no much money get the 90% coins? APMEX looks expensive. And what's the formula for getting the price:
For a 90% silver quarter would it simply be the weight of the coin times .90?
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December 8, 2013 05:36 pm -
I pray we never need to use our silver as barter. I enjoy a modest and reasonably comfortable lifestyle, and I would like to keep it.
In the attitude of complete disclosure, on my 8th birthday (a really long time ago)my grandfather gave me a 1923 Peace dollar. He told me to carry it always. And I have. I still have it. It`s damn near a slick now. It`s been with me through thick and thin.
That may explain my bias.
by: silver-dollar
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December 8, 2013 05:29 pm -
generic rounds will likely only have value to someone melting for another purpose. I have 2 generic silver rounds, i am going to keep them, but also know that only someone who really knows what they are doing would ever want them. Check ebay for relative prices.
by: mikeyj80
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December 8, 2013 04:43 pm -
Short and sweet!
90% is KEY choice. Its real money, and NOBODY is counterfeiting it. And you can use it ANYWHERE!
Two notes that should be of interest to all posters here: The Chinese have been given carte blanch to counterfeit ANY U.S. coinage. PCGS, who clearly for four decades were the No. 1 third-party grading service has just opened up an office in fuking China. Why? All together now...Hmmmmmm.
As of 2014 I will NOT purchase nor will I deal in Silver Eagles! Period! Reason: You won't be able to tell if you are getting trash metal or silver....until you have it tested, and that is way too late to recoup your losses. I believe that the 90% "junk" silver, (halves, quarters, dimes, and war nickels) will be gaining premium rates because of the above.
I'll get off my soap box now. In sum, stay away from Eagles, load up on 90% pre-1965 silver. Good Luck!
by: silverrrrr
Selling 'paper' on SD?? Really? Rant.
December 8, 2013 02:54 pm -
I'm not against advertising, just surprised and disappointed to see paper being advertised on this site - a VERY anti-paper site. Makes zero sense. I usually click a few times a week on the banners to help the site's revenue (thus keeping it 'free' for us).
Sort of like getting a coupon for a McDonald's Big Mac from your heart doctor.
by: poormansgold
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December 8, 2013 02:49 pm -
Silver Dollar - no harm at all man(?)! Just good discussion and nothing but opinions - it's all good! :)
Hopefully we'll never know how our silver, in any form, will be accepted in bad times and it will be an investment tool we get to sell and pay for a nice fishing trip.
You do have me thinking about dumping my generic for SAE's and 90% though....
by: poormansgold
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December 8, 2013 12:50 pm -
I understand your point. Diversity is a good thing, to a point. I know the post is about limited budget. ASE`s and junk can be purchased in small quantities. Look around.
Times change. Generic rounds and bars had thier day, as did giant cell phones in bags, as did station wagons, as did tube TV`s, and the list goes on. The constant through this all is U.S. Minted items.
In 1999 people were sure that armagedon awaited on Dec 31, 1999. they prepared. They bought food and many other items. Among these items was junk silver, in vast quantities. On jan 1 2000, when armagedon was averted, these people put the junk back on the market, tons of it. Thats why you hear about buying junk below spot. Those days are gone now too. Generics were available in 1999, but most people bought junk. Why? Validation.
I`m simply pointing out how and why I do things. It`s just my opinion. I don`t mean to anger anyone. I`ve been doing this for a very long time, and I hav...
by: silver-dollar
Selling 'paper' on SD?? Really? Rant.
December 8, 2013 10:02 am -
Just don't click!
I am happy to see ads as sometimes they show me things i do actually want (a debit accout that refunds all atm fees for example). If you don't like it don't click it. Pharmacy must not pay as good as advertising!
by: mikeyj80
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December 8, 2013 09:05 am -
I agree, SAE's are the best form of silver to hold but they are expensive. The OP was asking about thoughts for a limited budget.
I would also suggest that you're not going to be trading silver or gold with the average Joe if something goes wrong, as the average Joe is going to be a hurtin' pup and doubtfully have anything that you need (assuming that we're all with about the same mindset and have put away a few other things to the side in case of 'issues'). We'll be trading amongst each other (those that prepared for bad times).
Yeah, plenty of fakes out there, fake gold, undoubtedly a fake SAE or two - fakes everywhere. That's why we educate ourselves now and hope for the best. I don't think we're going to be trading SAE's or 90% for eggs right away either. PM's are for after things go awry.
Plus - even though your average Joe may have an idea (which I HIGHLY doubt - check out the guy on Y*uTube trying to sell gold to the 'average Joe') ...
by: poormansgold
How much should I invest in gold?
December 8, 2013 08:50 am -
As custom iphone cases designer, I know that it is not enough to make any full time investment, investing in many valuable materials would be the best and true that is with gold.
by: jackwallace
Limited Budget.
December 7, 2013 11:23 pm -
Again agree with Mary, would also suggest canadian maples for low premium and similar high recognizability.
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December 7, 2013 10:22 pm -
ASE's most recognize as US money, even someone who has never seen one.
by: maryb
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December 7, 2013 09:56 pm -
This is just my opinion
I no longer hold or buy any generic rounds or bars. I use to, it`s pretty much all that was available in quantity, back in the day. I`m not trying to agitate anyone, but all I buy and hold is U.S. Minted items. I have traded all my generic stuff for ASE`s and Junk(Constitutional Silver). I did take a hit on a few trades, But most of it was purchased years ago, at a much lower price than today. The issue here is validation. If you ever need to transact with silver, how does the other party involved validate your silver?
I will propose you try this experiment. One Troy ounce of Silver exsists in about $1.40 face value junk.
Approach a non precious metals type person, not a close friend or family member, somebody you are kind of aquainted with. Hold in one hand $1.40 face value junk, and in the other hand a 1 oz generic round. Ask which the person you are talking to would rather have? Pretty much everybody know pre 1965 coins were s...
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In addition to the Museum fossil collection, there will be collector displays and institutional exhibitors. Activities include a molding/casting exercise, "fossil dig", and a scavenger hunt. So, go through your "rock boxes" and challenge our staff with your prehistoric oddities. Who knows what might turn up this year?
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Great views, great food, buzzy young crowd mixing happily with foodies, and cool decor. The happy hour menu from 4-6pm is fantastic value. The Departure wings are a favorite, and the pork belly is awesome.
Come for the views, stick with the appetizers. The main courses were disappointing.
Many places with a view don't put their energy into the food, but this place is a destination spot that is worth it... and it is not even that expensive. The Asian fusion options are many, and the flavors were amazing. Plus I had a non-alcoholic Mojito that was wonderful.
I can't do justice to describing what a great experience my group had at Departure. Even for an experienced restaurant goer, this place will knock your socks off. From the food to the service to the view to the music to the decor, this place is special, unique. I will go back often. I particularly enjoyed the Korean comfort food called bibimbap. Every dish has an exotic quality, even the heirloom tomato salad. You won't be disappointed. But you will find yourself smiling a lot...maybe even gasping.
I have been to Departure several times and it never disappoints. Everything is very tasty in an uncommon sort of way, even a simple asian pear salad had some elements which made it mind blowing. Chic atmosphere, great view from the outdoor tables, excellent variety of libations available, from sake to vintage port to very old single malt scotch to trendy martinis.
The food is delicious but a bit on the spicy side and might therefore not for everybody.
Well have to say I love this trendy little gem. It can feel a little yuppy & pickup jointy but it's such a lovely spot to dine outside or just share a drink on their beautiful balconies. So we ordered about 6 different dishes and they were all fantastic. The pork belly, pear salad, chili shrimp, carrot salad, meatballs & a sashimi dish. Everything was just excellent....loved the pork belly & the sashimi was perhaps my least favorite but still fun presentation & interesting ingredients. Yum, Yum, Yum.... This place is certainly a fun spot to take out of town guests. It makes a great impression of the city. Definitely going back!
Love that this place is in Portland-felt like someplace you would find in NYC.
This restaurant is excellent. The chef even has a gluten-free and vegan menu. This place is delicious. Incredible views. It is better than it needs to be given the architecturally significant room and the commanding views of the city and river.
Try this place! The food is delicious, and the rooftop view is amazing! It's a very hip, night-life type of vibe. Indoor and outdoor seating make it a great place to try no matter the weather. We will definitely be back for a fun, downtown dinner occasion.
The experience was awesome! It's just that, I wish they gave us the seat on the edge outside. I saw some people that didn't make any reservations and they got an outside "view" seating. I made reservations and we got an okay seat where there were a lot of people passing by and hard to get through. We were pretty much facing the wall. I hope the next time I go, there will be good seats. Especially when it's my first date... :/ But overall it was amazing! Food was great, vibe was awesome, waitress/waiters were really friendly and cool, and the scenery is amazing! Loved it!
Food was amazing--the flavors were so familiar but mixed in really unique ways. I don't know how to describe it accurately but I loved it. Between that and the gorgeous view of downtown Portland, it's hard to beat Departure for a great meal in the city.
I've enjoyed both outside and inside dining in a group or date evening. Staff is friendly but not stuffy. Food is always delicious. I have some difficult food issues, and they work it out without challenge or up charge.
When making my reservation I specifically requested a view table and pointed out that the dinner was for celebrating my girlfriend's birthday. It was like this information was not communicated as we did not get a view table nor was there any acknowledgement that it was requested. Additionally there appeared to be no knowledge that we were celebrating a birthday.
We came to celebrate a birthday, I specific note it when I booked it, and we walked in and to the waiter. They said they will recognize it with the dessert but it never happen.
Had a wonderful anniversary at Departure! A wonderful place to have romantic dinner and great drinks!
Dress up in your heels&cute top for a hot date, or wear your jeans with cute ballet flats&nice blouse you bought across the way at Pioneer Courthouse Mall. The moment we walked in we were addressed and sat. Drink orders were taken and we jumped right into conversation and our first round. Every liquor bottle had it's place at the bar and the staff is crisp and neat in appearance, but approachable and easy to joke around with. Food is served family style, so we shared quite a few dishes and each of us tried something new. Every time I've come, I've stayed for a couple of hours and never felt that there was a sense of urgency to leave. The waitress, Genevieve, was always checking with us, refreshing drinks and was fun to talk with.
Located on the 15th Floor of the downtown Macy's building in Portland, Oregon, Departure offers a Manhattan-like ambiance, with 180 views of the Portland skyline. The interior space is built around a stylish, service-friendly bar, and the food is amazing. We loved steamed edamame pods with course salt; salads that combined crunchy fresh ingredients (like Asian pear) with greens and julienne carrots; smoky salmon sushi rolls. We left with our mouths incredibly happy, but not overly full, in spite of very generous portions. Dress nicely; you'll be happier with yourself, as the young and beautiful flock here, as do many well-dressed after theater folks. Not expensive if you don't over drink/over order.
We had a great evening, sampling several small plates. So many good choices that we made a meal of them. The wine list had many good options to go with our food. Service was good but drinks got a little bogged down as it got more crowded. We enjoy this place and will be back again soon.
Everything at Departure was above expectation. The service was impeccable. The food was delicious. The offering of a vegan menu was the reason our group chose this restaurant and, while the vegan menu was not large, everything was super tasty. The non-vegans found the food exceptional as well. The space design is modernistic, not cozy, but nevertheless inviting. The entire experience was a pleasure.
This was our first visit to Departure. We chose several items that the waiter suggested. He was wonderful, and his recommendations were spot on. We loved every last bite of all of the items ordered. We will definitely be back to try more!
A friend recommended this place to us and we were so glad she did. The ambiance has a good vibe to begin with, and fortunately we came on a clear day and had stunning views across the city. The waiter was excellent who helped us with the menu because there were so many good choices. In particular he gave good advice about numbers of plates to choose from that would give us a good sampling, not to mention filling, across the different categories of food. We began with one of their signature martinis that had some chili spice? the tastes of food were exquisite, balanced across the tongue, but interesting and yummy to say the least.. It was a great experience to end our visit to Portland. We will undoubtedly come back when we visit again.
I can't decide what I like best of Departures; the interesting food, the clientel or the fact that I can really enjoy a meal out on my Paleo diet! First visit was a warm, summer Saturday night and Portland was at it's peak view. This last Saturday, the outdoor bar had grown a temporary tent and the ambience was not near so wonderful. Departure's hasn't decided what to do for ourdoor seating in the wind! Clientel - the people watching is part of the attraction. Maybe it's because I live in the suburbs and work in the wine country, I really enjoy the fashion and diversity of the Lounge population! The food reminded us of the Correspondants Bar in Phenom Penh, Cambodia, chili prawns, pork bellies, very interesting and delicious.
I loved that our waiter had a couple of recommendations when we arrived and had only decided on drinks. Also, thanks to him for not suggesting we wait for the whole party to arrive. He got to their order right at the right time. When he did take our order, he skipped one person who had to say, "Um, over here?" Haha. So awkward. Then, the same person asked for an extra plate and serving spoon. The spoon came so much later, and like five extra plates. Then, this person joked extra spoons should be brought for sharing the one dessert ordered. Everyone laughed, but six spoons were placed in the middle of the table. The crispy squid was great except for the small amount of chewiness and grit or sand in my last bite.
We had a lovely time at Departures. Our waitress was outstanding. The only thing we felt was lacking was that for the cost of the food, the portions were very small. It was good food though and we enjoyed it.
This was my first experience dining out in Portland and I was not disappointed. Service, food and wine were all great. Our server did a great job of spacing out our meals and we did have a lot of them.
My husband and I cannot wait for another date night at Departure. A+!
You will not be disappointed if you choose Departure for your dinning experience. From the knowledgeable and professional service to the amazing views it is a direct link to the heart of downtown Portland.
Nice place on top of The Nines hotel. We ordered a variety of items and found them all to be good to great. One note they were described as small plates, but some were closers to full sized. Our server was helpful and let us sample a couple of their wines to make a selection. Wine by the glass only which I consider a little weak. Also the constant disco like music beat could use some work. Over good time.
One of my favorite Portland restaurants! It never disappoints, and my guests consistently say they can't wait to return. Terrific food and one of Portland's best views of downtown.
I dined here with 2 other friends. We ordered a total of 5 dishes and all were incredible. My favorite was the crispy pork belly, which is packed full of flavor and melts in your mouth. Our waitress had some excellent recommendations. The cocktails were also quite good and were some of the more unique choices I've seen. I'd like to go during daylight sometime so I can fully appreciate the expansive views.
Found the bartenders in the Lounge/ outside area to be terrific. They were both gracious and kind. Our waiter was attentive, thoughtful and gave great recommendations. Enjoyed the food, the view and the ambience.
Met two other couples here for drinks outside, then dinner, and more drinks outside. Fun! The Octopus and pork belly noodles were especially appreciated.
Food, service and ambience were all fantastic. The outdoor bar on the rooftop had heaters so it was still enjoyable even in November. Extensive wine list and some of our favorite sake choices too. The food was awesome. Bibimbap was just right, and the small plates were super as well. We will definitely be back. I would recommend making a reservation.
Had some friends come into town and thought this was a great location for them to have good food and drinks with a nice upscale atmosphere.
My boyfriend came to town to visit & we wanted a special place to eat - Departure provided! The service was steady but not rushed, the food was amazing & well-presented, & everyone from our waiter to the man filling our water glasses was professional, friendly, & knowledgeable. We had a fantastic experience & it was romantic, intimate, & pleasant - just what I was looking for! Thank you for giving us such a treat - we will be back! ...when we can afford it...
Location is excellent and the ambiance is great. Food is ok - a decent selection for vegetarians.
Outstanding place. One of the best Asian restaurants I've tasted so far. The place was chic, trendy, and had a chill out lounge feel to it. The food was very vegan and vegetarian friendly as well. Definitely going back again!
this was a great choice for my birthday celebration! Felt very special with grand view, very cool vibe and excellent food. Was worried about kid-friendliness, but we went early and it was a really fun place for kids with no anti-kid looks coming our way. No kid menu but easy enough to find kid-friendly food. Food was excellent, especially loved the Shaking Beef appetizer and Departure Wings. Waitress brought us a special comp'ed dessert with a candle, which was so nice. Would love to go back and eat or have drinks outside. Outside space was best I've seen in Portland.
Awesome food. Good service, less the somewhat snooty host. This is a great place to take a date or out of town friends. It's not cheap, but the food is well worth it. Pork belly, creative and tasty sushi and sashimi dishes, and more. I will definitely be coming back.
It is quite spendy but it's worth it if you want to impress someone, or feel like you're at a very trendy place.
Service was fantastic, Ben was particularly friendly and knowledgable. The food was nice. Had several options off the sushi list. Good but nothing blew me away. I remember the avocado roll as one of my faves along with the meatball. Music was loud, the good kind of loud. Too cold to be outside but I should've walked out and took a look at least. I guess I'll have to go back.
Our favorite part was the food by far. We did not have one thing we did not like. The pork bellies were amazing and melted right on my tongue. The crab fried rice was most excellent. I also loved the pork with garlic on a stick and the pickled carrot dish. The only two criticisms we had was that the elevator not going to the 15th floor until exactly 4. This is because we always like to be to places ahead of time to confirm reservations and make sure everything is well. The second was the elevator music. I think in that situation a classical tone would have been nice.
Just an all around great experience. Not a better view in Portland with great food to go with it! I never order desert but my wife wanted to try it so we order the banana split of all things. There was nothing that resembled a tradition banana split in this dish. I can say this is the first time being blown away by a desert!
Girls night out at Departure was scheduled and I was a bit hesitant because I live in Beaverton and to me this is quite a drive. I'm a mommy, I don't normally go out and when I do I like to stick to my roots in Beaverton. However, I needed this night and need to get dressed up to enjoy my friends, some drinks and good food. Oh boy, this place delivered on the food and drinks for sure! We were so very, very, very impressed with the appetizers and between the 10 of us, we ordered EVERYTHING on the menu to taste test. Hands down the brussel sprouts and pork belly were our favs!!! The drinks were good but didn't stand out enough for me to remember or recommend. But the food and ambiance made for a great girls/mommies night out!!!
Great ambience! Excellent food! Fantastic views of the city! Wine list was a little limiting, but bar had a good cocktail selection. Waitstaff was very attentive. Two thumbs up!
We were first taken back by the menu, not sure what would be good. But after talking to our server, we just starting picking the Asian tapas, and we had a good meal. REALLY liked the tuna poke... spicy, smooth on a rice chip, not like the kind we get in Hawaii (blah!). Second best was the spicy ribs. Drinks were good but a little expensive once we got the bill ($21 for a double), but we weren't quite ready to leave after dinner so hung out in their bar. If it wouldn't have been so cold, their patio would have been great. Will def come back in warmer weather to enjoy that, but I'm sure it's hard to get in to. Would recommend this place overall. .
It was great experience at your restaurant..u made my birthday special. Only one recommendation add more vegan options.
....in Portland, OR. A modern tasteful decor, discrete waiting staff, excellently prepared food, exhibiting wonderful stylistic variations, making even a common dish such as sashimi feel different without giving up on taste. Presentation of the individual plates were memorable. The meat was cooked just right. The wine menu is also noteworthy. I did not find this place overpriced.
December is Peking Duck time at Departure. This was our third year enjoying this experience, making it a December/Christmas Season Tradition. Wonderful appetizers also!


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Ward, who's married to a female Airman 1st Class, asked to join The Little Rock Spouses' Club near Little Rock Air Force Base in Jacksonville, Arkansas, in September.
The club rejected Ward, she says, because she doesn't have a military-issued ID. But the group appears to be rethinking its stance.
Its website suggests the club might be considering new membership rules that a military ID card is not necessary to join, adding that no one should be blocked from membership because of sexual orientation.
"They've told me they're going to meet this month to decide," Ward said. "I hope they do the right thing."
But no luck for Broadway, whose name trended for weeks on Twitter. Her story is the talk in military circles, with Stars and Stripes writing about it and Fort Bragg's community posting comments online.
"This is about more than a spouse who wants to get into a club," says UCLA Law School's Aaron Belkin, who helped write the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell."
"This is about the Defense of Marriage Act and all the inequalities that come with it. It's about asking the question: Is the military really going to be serious about giving fair and equal treatment?"
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"It really makes me ill to think this is happening at Fort Bragg," she told CNN. "It's discrimination, plain and simple."
Strzalkowski is also the deputy membership director of Blue Star Families -- the largest military family support organization in the nation. A Blue Star column recently lambasted the spouse club for rejecting Broadway.
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Strzalkowski's Marine husband is preparing to ship out on his fifth deployment, this time to Afghanistan.
"We've gone through 11 years of war, and we need to be supporting each other -- not treating each other like this," she said. "I don't feel that this club at Fort Bragg represents who we are as spouses."
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CNN's many attempts to get the club's side of the story have been unsuccessful. Two women who confirmed that they belonged to the club chose not to comment.
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"In 1966 ten New York artists and thirty engineers and scientists from Bell Telephone Laboratories collaborated on a series of innovative dance, music and theatre performances, 9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering, held in October at the 69th Regiment Armory in New York City. The artists were John Cage, Lucinda Childs, Öyvind Fahlström, Alex Hay, Deborah Hay, Steve Paxton, Yvonne Rainer, Robert Rauschenberg, David Tudor and Robert Whitman. Archival material has been assembled into ten films, each of which reconstructs the artist's original work and uses interviews with the artists, engineers and performers to illuminate the artistic, technical and historical aspects of the work.
Variations VII performed at 9 Evenings, was the next to last in John Cage's series of indeterminate works that he had begun in 1958, which made increasing use of electronic equipment and systems. The DVD documents the only complete performance of Variations VII and also presents a stereo audio recording of the full 85 minutes of the performance."-E.A.T. and ARTPIX, from the back cover
"For "Variations VII" John Cage wanted to "use sounds available at the time of the performance." 10 telephone lines were installed in the Armory by New York Telephone Company. He had lines open in various places in New York City including Luchow's, the Aviary, the 14th Street Con Edison electric power station, the ASPCA lost dog kennel, The New York Times press room, and Merce Cunningham's studio. Magnetic pickups on the telephone receivers fed these sound sources into the sound manipulation system. Cage also had 6 contact microphones on the performing platform itself and 12 contact microphones on household appliances such as a blender, a juicer, a toaster, a fan, etc. He also had 20 radio bands, 2 television bands, and 2 Geiger counters. Oscillators and a pulse generator completed the sound sources. Thirty photocells and lights were, mounted at ankle level around the performance area, which activated the different sound sources as the performers moved around. Cage invited the audience to move around freely and many stood near the performance area."-medienkunstnetz