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Minor Soccer Roundup: Kamloops teams had real blast in Bellingham
The Blaze Tier 1 side won one, lost one and tied a pair of games in the U15 Premier Division of the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash., on the weekend.
The Blaze began by earning a 1-1 draw with the Gig Harbor Premier U15's. Hannah McDonald scored for the Blaze.
Kamloops then beat Richmond-Fusion FC Academy, 2-0, on two goals form Sasha Sirianni.
In its next game, the Blaze got a goal from Kelly Lloyd on a penalty to tie North Vancouver, 1-1.
In its semifinal, the Blaze lost 3-1 to FC Edmonds U15's, the team that went on to win the division. Sirianni had the Blaze's goal.
Brenna Worsfold was in goal for all Blaze games.
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The Blaze opened the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash., on Friday with a 3-1 loss to Surrey Pegasus. Emily Mann scored for the Blaze.
On Saturday morning, the Blaze fell 1-0 to Snohomish United Red. The Blaze lost goalkeeper Kayla Pehl midway in the game with a concussion and she sat out the rest of the tournament.
Later, MIFC Force Washington beat the Blaze 5-0 in a weather-shortened last game.
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The Blaze Orange won the 12-team U13 COPA Division at the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash., on the weekend.
On Friday, Kolton Storzuk scored for the Blaze in a 1-1 tie with the Magnuson Ford Mariners FC. Evan Crowe was in goal for Kamloops.
On Saturday, the Blaze opened with a 6-1 victory over the Whatcom FC Rangers White. Kolton Storzuk and Evan Guizzo, each with two, Tyson Gayfer and Owen Cotito scored for the Blaze, which had Spencer LeDoux in goal.
Later Saturday, Crowe earned the shutout as the Blaze beat Chilliwack FC, 2-0. Zach Rodrigue and Cotito had the goals.
That left the Blaze second in its pool after the round-robin and sent it into the semifinals in a wild-card position.
On Sunday, the Blaze won that semifinal, beating the mariners, 2-0. Storzuk scored both goals and LeDoux was in goal.
In the championship game, the Blaze beat San Carlos FC, which was unbeaten to that point, 1-0. Jared Keim had the goal and Crowe was in net.
The Blaze White finished 0-3 at the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash., on the weekend.
The Blaze opened with a 1-0 loss to Richmond United.
In Game 2, the Blaze White lost 4-0 to New Millenium FC.
In its third game, the Blaze dropped a rain-shortened 2-1 decision to the Whatcom FC Rangers. Eric Marasco had the Blaze goal.
Angus Mcquillan-Gordon was in goal for all three games.
The coaches' choices as best players in each game were Brian Buffel, Elias Wallace and Keenan Gannon.
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The Blaze White won the gold medal in their 12-team division at the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash., on the weekend.
In the process, the Blaze won five games and allowed but one goal.
The Blaze opened Friday with a 1-0 victory over North Vancouver-Northshore Academy. Calli Lawrence had the Kamloops goal.
Next, the Blaze took out FC Edmonds Fusion, 2-0, on goals from Danielle Loring and Myka Jardine-Arnold.
Lawrence then scored twice in a 2-0 victory over the WFC Rangers GU13 Royal.
In its first playoff game, the Blaze got past Chilliwack FC, 3-1. Lawrence, Athena Louvros and Avery Gilbert had the goals. Chilliwack got its goal on a penalty shot.
In the final, the Blaze White got past Blaze Orange, 2-0, meaning Kamloops teams won gold and silver medals.
Lawrence had both goals for the winners, the second coming on a penalty shot.
Rhean Holling was in goal for all five of White's games.
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The Blaze finished second in their division at the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash.
The Blaze was third in its group after the round-robin.
It beat Guilford 2-1 on goals by Nikhil Desai and Zach Hanghofer, then beat and Snohomish, 8-0. Hanghofer and Cole Belland each scored twice, with singles from Logan Zimmerman, Chris Mendes, Lavraj Lidher and Austin Alentejano. In its final round-robing game, the Blaze lost 2-0 to the New Millenium.
The Blaze went to extra time and penalty kicks before beating Seattle United Shoreline in a semifinal game. Belland, Kevin Kneale, Desai and Hanghofer scored and goalkeeper Ben Sama was terrific in the shootout.
A number of injuries in the semifinal left the Blaze with one healthy bench player for the final and it was beaten 6-0 by the Fusion, an HPL team from Richmond.
The Blaze next plays in the A Division at provincials at McArthur Island, July 5-8.
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The Blaze won the U14 COPA Division at the Baker Blast in Bellingham, Wash., going unbeaten in five games.
The Blaze opened with a 1-0 victory over Chilliwack FC, then beat the U14 WFC Rangers, 5-0.
In its third game, the Blaze got by the Whatcom FC Rangers BU, 4-0.
In its semifinal game, the Blaze defeated CFM Apollo, 1-0.
Kamloops then won the final, 2-1. The name of the losing team wasn't available.
The Blaze got five goals from Jacob Henderson, two from Dimitri Louvros and singles from Samad Twemlow, Scott Lemphers, Evan Monroe, Geoff Hanks and Reid Gladman.
Colten Gerlib was in goal for all five games, and came within 30 seconds of not allowing a goal.


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Oxfordshire County Council is proposing to add a public footpath across the River Thame, from Cuddesdon and Denton on the western bank of the river.
It will run for nine metres to link up with a footpath near Little Milton.
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Study finds mammograms lead to unneeded treatment
(AP) - Mammograms have done surprisingly little to catch deadly breast cancers before they spread, a big United States study finds. At the same time, more than a million women have been treated for cancers that never would have threatened their lives, researchers estimate.
Up to one-third of breast cancers, or 50,000 to 70,000 cases a year, don't need treatment, the study suggests.
It's the most detailed look yet at overtreatment of breast cancer, and it adds fresh evidence that screening is not as helpful as many women believe.
Mammograms are still worthwhile, because they do catch some deadly cancers and save lives, doctors stress. And some of them disagree with conclusions the new study reached.


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Take a buyout money and -- -- keep running with monthly -- -- -- thousand GM retirees.
Have to make that decision by tomorrow now one retirees total -- is said to be about 800 grand that's compared to the 4800 bucks he gets each month right now.
They -- says the taxpayers really over this.
I just -- much about a lot of companies.
Would prefer to get out from their pension obligations by offering lump sum payouts to workers.
Why is it a big deal -- here.
I needs a big deal could -- using taxpayer money deal.
That there'd be no money to pay were it not for that bailout and and when you think about how people must feel workers in.
Workers who have gotten their pensions cut back and other places even even government workers in San Diego and San Jose are facing big pension cuts.
Pilots at American Airlines and United Airlines.
People at Eastman Kodak in Bethlehem steel.
There was no safety net for them.
But because they're -- favored class because GM happens to be in a big unionized industry and because it happens to be in a swing state.
They get a big bailout and that's got to feel so horrible for those people who were in the same situation and had no safety net to land.
Well it's a very good point but alternate -- look at it this way because of the -- minds on this.
What about the whole rescued -- to -- wasn't advisable because I think it's a slippery slope leading that side.
If you're stuck with a unfunded pension liabilities as a rescue company or not rescued company as a vibrant company or non vibrant company.
You've got some deep doo -- -- in your ways of the one way to get out of it.
Longer term for your longer term survival is to get -- -- and this is one way to get out of it should we as taxpayers seeing GM is just an investment welcome this as a way to make them a more -- Well look -- -- AB and that is already money flushed down the rat hole bailout that with tax benefits.
Cost about a hundred billion dollars is currently on our books are taxpayers books and only about a third of that.
So you know is this a little ports correction that might add a billion here a -- -- and -- to our pocketbook.
May be but that's not the issue.
The issue is this this I -- a well it's is another manifestation of what is popularly called crony capitalism.
It's it's people at the top deciding to reward friends deciding who the winners and losers are instead of any merit or or any kind of accomplishment.
You know it's weird we did get wind it is on the same week we learned that -- -- -- -- -- -- -- transportation -- -- -- -- money.
-- an attempt to Darren that pension benefit guarantee corporation thing that is the -- -- but the government intentions.
Go bad is we're.
Well make -- money gets transferred to where it's visible -- words politically expedient and that is that in the end.
That's the problem -- something other than a capitalist system.
-- well put always good seeing -- Could see you Dave meaning.
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Welcome to Monday Musings, glad that you decided to stop in. Grab your beverage of choice and let's get to this.
The James/Wexner
Pretty quiet this week, please check back next week.
Let Your Voice Be Heard
As you probably know, with EGG stepping down, The Ohio State University Board of Trustees is in 'Search' mode for qualified candidates. Well, this came across my desk (laptop,actually) this week. It's an online suggestion form for candidates for the office of president. (Mali, please send me your CV, and I'll get you in the mix)
The vox populi have a chance to nominate candidates. Amazing stuff. I'm not sure how qualified the nominations will be, but I think it's an interesting process on behalf of OSU's BoT.
Looking Ahead
This is a series I'll have this week and next. It will link to news and commentary on our opening day opponent, The State University of New York at Buffalo Bulls. U.B. to fans and probably sportscasters. Let's start here, here and here.
Second year coach Jeff Quinn is putting together a pretty solid team this year, and is generating a good deal of excitement for the upcoming season. I'll get into a bit more detail when I do the regular game preview this season, but these snippets over the next week or so should fill in some background.
You can also view Joe's preview of Buffalo here at tBBC.
We're closing in on the date of the season opener. We're down to a couple remaining weeks and kickoff is approaching fast. Before we wade into the Big Muddy of the regular season, I've got a non-sports topic. However, it's somewhat related because it involves 'blogging'.
This was triggered a few weeks ago when I received an email from our neighbor about an article I'd done, where I expressed my thoughts about the passing of her husband, a very good friend of ours. She mentioned that she truly appreciated my thoughts. This compliment was certainly not due to any high quality of writing, but by the passion and sincerity in writing the article.
I thought, why do we, bloggers, do this? We all have 'day jobs' and families, so our discretionary time is pretty limited. Why would we spend our scarce free time researching and writing articles, when some unknown number of people may wander over to our website? It's not for fame nor fortune; what is it?
I was curious and polled several of the writers here at tBBC. The compilation of the responses are below.
This is why we devote our time to this. We do this because we have a passion for the latitude of topics that we have. I doubt that anyone is anticipating a Pulitzer nomination. I doubt that anyone expects to change the world. However, the acknowledgement and gratitude from a friend far exceeds any other accolades. This is why we do this.
Passion is what drives us. Not a fanship. Or loving a team. Only those who have a heart can do what we do. Sink all of it into writing
There is something special about putting word to paper. But there is something even more special when it touches someone.
Nothing beats the feeling that you get when someone appreciates something you wrote.
So, there you have it. Admittedly, a pretty small sample size of all writers in the blogosphere, which may or may not be representative. It is, however, significant, because these are the thoughts and feelings of fellow writers here at tBBC. Based on that, I would also add camaraderie.
Passion and gratification. It's what we get out of this. We hope that you do as well.
Monday Melody
I wasn't quite sure what to use for my music selection this week, until I read Mali's SBP Weekend edition post. After reading what the rookies are doing with their black ribbons, I decided to go with Fleetwood Mac's The Chain, from their 1979 'The Dance' concert.


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NASCAR Hall of Fame To Open On Tuesday
NASCAR fans are eagerly awaiting the opening of the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 11. The150,000-square-foot facility is a palace for fans of the sport that will showcase not only exhibits but also driving games and race simulators to give the fans a taste of real NASCAR action. Attendees can compete or take a turn announcing the race like a sports commentator. A replica track mimics the 33-degree bank at the Talladega speedway. The opening will include NASCAR greats in attendance including Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, Johnny Benson, Richard Childress, Brian France, Rick Hendrick, Dale Jarrett, Bobby Labonte, Rusty Wallace and Rex White. Tickets are $19.95 for adults and memberships start at $50 for adults.
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In a bit of a hurry this morning. Just couldn't wake up at all, started off slow and stayed that way.
I do think I've finally made a decision regarding my next PC though, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet.
At any rate, we gotta fly here, so...
Madshrimps starts us off with the Scythe Kama Connect USB2.0 IDE & SATA External Adapter
Hot Hardware takes on the new Asus PW191 Widescreen LCD Monitor
Hardware Zone looks at Logitech Harmony Universal Remote Controllers. My experience with these things is frustrating, because they are sooooo close to what I want them to be, but fall just shy of it.
Digital Trends gets inside the XM lovin' Pioneer Inno
OCModshop looks into the Flexiglow Mouse Pad
Think Computers juices up with the Nmedia Mute Power Series 500 Watt Power Supply
Tech Report talks about Cool and cheap screamers from Intel and AMD. They mean processors, you sicko.
Techspot posts up their handy Budget PC Buying Guide
Big Bruin excites us all with their Thermaltake Armor/Kandalf Side Panel Upgrade with 25cm Fan
Pro Clockers blathers on about the ICYDOCK MB122 Docking Station
BCC goes balls out, reviewing Plextor's 2nd SATA Drive, the Samsung SyncMaster 225BW, and the Inno3D 7300GT DDR3. Social lives are overrated anyway.
TechpowerUp has fun with the Ultra Aluminus Case
Trusted Reviews lugs around the rugged Panasonic ToughBook CF-74 Notebook
Legit Reviews tests out Overclocking the AMD A64 4200+ AM2 Processor
Finally, Bytesized Reviews nibbles on the Asus P5W DH Deluxe Motherboard
That outta hold you.
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It is with a heavy heart we report that over Thanksgiving week beloved Druken Munkey employee, Buddhi Thapa, was fatally struck and killed by an SUV, just blocks away from the restaurant. He leaves behind a wife and four young children who just recently moved stateside from Nepal to be with their father.
Although nothing can heal the wounds of tradgedy, to his family during this incredibly hard time, all money from food sales on Monday, December 16 and Tuesday, December 17 will be donated to them.
Drunken Munkey NYC is located at 338 E. 92nd Street, between 1st and 2nd Avenues
Doors open at 7:30pm tonight, December 10, at the Highline Ballroom where Topshop/Topman will proudly present "The Other Ball."
Join host Mark Ronson, the Global Ambassador of Arms Around the Child, creative director Periel Aschenbrand, musical director Jeff Bhasker, and DJ Samantha Ronson as they honor "quiet revolutionaries changing the world."
There will be live performances from The Black Keys, Miguel, A$AP Rocky, Mikky Ekko, Lykke Li, and Nate Ruess as well as an open bar and tapas!
Read all there is to know about the event here.
Approximatley 5 to 7 million animals enter shelters nation wide every year, and the sad but awful truth is that about half of the animals are euthanized. We ask that you don't support unethical puppy mills by purchasing dogs from breeders ranging up to $3,000! There are millions of shelter dogs waiting to be rescued and are ready to join a loving family, for FREE. Nonetheless, if you simply don't have the time to own a dog, you may contribute to a shelter that works with animal rights and saving dogs from puppy mill by purchasing a Christmas CD by Dahna Bender.
UNICEF's designer doll initiative was created 11 years ago by the United Nations Children Fund to help raise money for the children of Darfur. Designers from around the world have since come together to created dolls that resemble each fashion house's style. The dolls are then auctioned off to help UNICEF raise money for thechildren in need of vaccinations in Darfur.
This year, 42 fashion designers are participating in UNICEF's designer dolls also known as Les Frimousses, or little faces in english. 93 different dolls are being hand made by top designers such as Dolce & Gabbana, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Lanvin, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton just to name a few. most of the designer dolls are wearing the latest fashion trends straight from the runway!
On Tuesday, November 19th, the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC) hosted a wine dinner to help raise money for it's Trauma Recovery Program. The benefit was held at the posh Metropolitan Club in Manhattan where the cocktail hour started at 6pm. Guests mingled and snacked on cavier, mushrooms, and other delicious small plates by chef Jonathan Waxman of Barbuto. Waxman popped in during the cocktail party to pose for a few pictures with guests on the red carpet. And what's a party without celebrities? Television personality Joan Rivers, Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville, and Gossip Girl star Kelly Rutherford (we're sure Lily felt right at home!) attended the benefit and posed for photos. A few of Manhattan's elite also attended the soirée including Executive Director of the NYSPCC Mary Pulido, socialite Joy Marks, real estate broker Valerie Lettan, designer Rosemary Ponzo, photographer Ike Ude, and designer Maggie Norris.
Last night, at the luxurious Cipriani on 42nd street, Silver Hill Hospital held their fourth annual Gala event featuring cocktails, dinner, dancing, and a live auction.
Drinks flowed as the night began with a vibrant cocktail hour- guests mingled amongst each other while feasting on an assortment of delights from a display of shrimp pasta, roasted asparagus, insalata caprese salad, and passed hor d'oeuvres.
The New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC) will be hosting their annual wine dinner on Tuesday, November 19th. The event will be taking place at The Metropolitan Club in New York City where guests will enjoy a meal prepared by Chef Jonathan Waxman of Baruto. The cocktail party starts at 6:00 pm with dinner at 7:30 pm, followed by the the auction at 9:00 pm. The proceeds from the benefit will go to the NYSPCC's Trauma Recovery Program. It's fantastic that people can get together for a great cause. If you're attending the benefit dinner make sure to wear your finest evening apparel!
Music education non-profit, Education Through Music, has announced a new partnership with startup, Grain Audio, for a collection of products and services that will support the ETM Partner School Program in New York City. ETM, which provides music education to inner-city schools, in collaboration with Grain, will be offering the Grain Audio HANDheld PWS - Packable Wireless System to supporters. For every Bluetooth wireless speaker sold, Grain Audio will donate $68 to ETM. Not only will supporters receive the high-quality speaker, but they will also receive a card acknowledging their support to music education. The HANDheld PWS is a great holiday gift for an even greater cause.
For more details, click here.
Cyndi Lauper, the pop idol that once led a conga line through the streets of NYC, is set to perform at the Silver Hill Hospital Gala. The fourth Fall event will take place at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City on Wednesday, November 20th 2013. This year's Gala will honor longtime supporter and Board Director, Peter Busch Orthwein, and his wife, Beverly, and CNBC anchor, Lawrence Kudlow.
The VH1 Save The Music Foundation is proud to announce that Britney Spears will headline the 2014 Ambassador class which is also includes Taye Diggs, Jason Derulo, Hunter Hayes, Gloria Reuben, Diane Birch and Cher Lloyd.
Pop princess Britney Spears will now be apart of Save The Music's dedicated group of celebrities that strive to raise awareness about keeping music in our schools.
"I am so proud to be a VH1 Save The Music Foundation Ambassador," said Britney Spears. "Music has always been a big role in my life and as a mother I can't imagine my children growing up without it,"
The Recording Academy, along with Hyundai, have announced the launch of a new initiative entitled "Amplifier Center Stage" which will give aspiring musicians a chance to be heard and mentored by established figures in the music industry. For this initiative, huge stars have been recruited to curate the initiative. Reaching out to a multitude of genres, curators range from hip-hop's Kendrick Lamar, to pop sensation Ariana Grande, to Country star Hunter Hayes, as well as jazz pianist Robert Glasper.


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350 Riders
The world of 350 is a world of greater health, greater connection to our neighbors, and greater engagement with our world. One of the best ways to start increasing all those good things? Bike!
There are so many things that need work in our transportation systems, from better railways to more walkable cities to the reduction of food-kilometers/miles, but few are so easy and empowering as cycling. The universal appeal and accessibility of bicycles around the world was the reason we chose the bike to be the central focus of 2011's global day of action, Moving Planet.
Ways to get to take climate action with bicycles:
- Hold a group cycling ride through some prominent spots in your area. Consider linking up with the Critical Mass network if appropriate in your town or city.
- Work with the local transportation agency to create bicycle lanes on the streets, repaint them, or expand them to make cycling safer and easier.
- Organize a "How are you 'Getting to Work'?" bicycle to work day. Talk with your company about installing bicycle racks outside and places to change or shower inside.
- Join Climate Ride California Fall 2011 Climate Ride supports various organizations promoting climate action and biking. Support 350.org by joining our team and supporting us with your fundraising or donating to one of our current riders.
Here's a taste of bike action on just one of the global days of action: Moving Planet


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Well you don´t have to be a rocket scientist to figure this one out. Wonder what they have on Hillary?
Someone had to fall on the sword. Maybe it was the general who drew the short straw. Who knows? I just dunno. The timing of this announcement of resignation, is more than coincidental, and suspicious, though.
We´re only seeing the beginning on this.If this was Panetta having an extramarital affair,people would just shrug their shoulders and he would continue to be the Pentagon chief.Weiner would still be in office if not for some of the jock shots being aimed at underage girls.Two admitted crooks were happily re-elected in Chicago districts.Why all of a sudden the shock and dismay at at general P?How did the FBI become involved in spying on the CIA chief?If Petraeus was a go along to get along,typical Obama crook,this wouldn´t have come out.
Her husband did.The word is that the second letter in the column linked below is from Broadwell´s husband, showing knowledge of the affair. More interesting is the reply from "The Ethicist" column author. Intriguing. From July of this year:(Go to second letter down, "My Wife´s Lover")http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/15/magazine/a-message-from-beyond.html?smid=tw-share&_r=0
Ask Hillary.
I suspect Holly Petraeus has known about this all along.More shoes to drop.
They "got" him. He dared to make a statement about Benghazi, and they got him.The well-worn "Clinton defense". The only difference is he didn´t "deny,deny, deny" until the facts proved otherwise, so the next tactic was to "attack your accusers".He also left out the part about trying to lessen the seriousness of the issue by saying "everyone else is doing it, so why should I take the fall".
The Whitehouse Wheenies...the good General is the fall guy...open your eyes people!
Dramatic Friday afternoons have become a hallmark of the Obama Administration.
I am very suspicious of the timing--hmmm-FBI investigation. When did Holder know about this? Assuming it was before the election, Obama also knew. Did the resignation letter go to Obama in person or was Valerie in the loop?
Are we really supposed to believe that the FBI, under Holder, didn´t tell Obama about this? That´s what the New York Times has written. They claim O was shocked by the news--after the election, of course.
They first met in 2006 (from what I hear). I think this was going on for quite some time.
She has two children with her husband. Has anyone checked to see if they were conceived before she met Petraeus?
Why didn´t Petraeus just say that he was resigning for personal reasons and leave it at that?Was it because of the pending Benghazi scandal that he had to spell it out for political cover purposes?Talk about falling on your sword!
What is stopping Petraeus from simply holding a press conference to tell all he knows about Benghazi? No need to wait for an "invitation" to testify before either the Senate or the House. I, for one, would love to hear what he knows (and when did he know it). Not to mention the same question re Obama.Meanwhile, if he doesn´t do this he should stay away from Fort Marcy Park. Of course if we think the morons who voted for Obama give a whit about this, we are sadly mistaken.
What do they have on Hillary? Well, somebody tried to touch her with a ten foot pole once....and missed.
The Chicago Thug Coom gang in Action. Explains all!


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Researchers say another hurricane like Ike could be a much worse disaster. Experts are debating how the city of Houston could prepare.
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Mark's American Cuisine
Online Reservations
I still tasting all the flavors of Mask's Chef cuisine, wonderful !!! Very expensive !!!! $$$$ but his food is so different and delicious !!!
Oct. 6th was our 1st anniversary and I chose Mark's to celebrate our special day. Our server, Kenneth, could not have been better. He made our experience extremely special. He recommended outstanding appetizers, entrees, wine and dessert. He was extremely knowledgeable, prompt and professional. I have not a single complaint. Thank you Kenneth helping me make my wife feel extraordinarily special.
Food specials are wonderful. Servers know the menu. It is a great place to have dinner
My wife and I dined there on our wedding anniversary and the ambiance was wonderful and the service perfect. While the menu itself was varied and interesting, we didn't get that far because we had a difficult time choosing among the appetizer and entree specials. We chose the pasta in cream sauce sprinkled with truffles and the seafood trio for appetizers, which were presented well and were delicious. The braised buffalo and the Chilean sea bass were our entree choices and didn't disappoint. Dessert, four glasses of wine and champagne, and cappuccino rounded out the meal, which all came out to $250 before tip, which we considered very reasonable for the quality of food, service, and atmosphere. I unequivocally recommend Mark's.
The food was just OK and over priced. But the place is great for a romantic dinner. The veal chop was amazing, though.
We were celebrating our 42nd Wedding Anniversary along with our two daughters. Mark's put us in a private room and the food and service was impecable! We highly recommend this restaurant - especially for "special" occasions. A little pricey but worth every penny.
For a previous special date with my wife I had chosen a restaurant that was a big dissapointment. I had make it up for our future dinner date and chose Mark's Amercan Cuisine because I felt they would not dissapoint and could be trusted for a great total dining experience. I was right...the ambience, the service, the look & feel, and of course the food were phenomenal. I have and will recommen to others.
Overall it was great!! We had a great last night in Houston however, we were having appetizers maybe too slow for the restaurant. They told us that the food is ready and they are going to start getting cold. Where I live (Tokyo Japan), in the good restaurants, they look at the speed of whos eating what and if they are slow, they would not make them until the waiter sees the customer finishing the appetizers. The chef and the waiter are close and the waiter always tells the chef when they would like to serve. It is not the chef who's choosing the time to eat, the customer is. They would never serve It's always a good timing. I think that is one of the services that Mark's should do, if so, the service would be outstanding.
We have been going to Mark's for years, and we have noticed that, while the food remains delicious, they have not updated their menu very often and the prices have become increasingly outrageous (my entree cost $88). As a result, the crowd is getting older and older. We were definitely the youngest people there, and we are around 40,
I love Mark's, it is one of my favorite restaurants in Houston. Everything we ordered was off the menu that evening. My Chilean sea bass was phenomenal and the pumpkin appetizer was WOW (but very expensive for an app approx. $40)!! My husband, on the other hand, had the bison and it was quite dry. It was disappointing because the waiter was raving about this dish. This was the first time we have ever had a less then wonderful experience there.
I had not been to Mark's in quite some time. There really was no true reason. I just had not. This past Saturday evening, I took clients there as a thank you dinner. The food is truly wonderful and presented more as art than food. The chef makes every dish literally a work of art. The staff is friendly and very knowledgeable suggesting possibilities when a diner is not so sure what to get. Mark's is an amazing place and perfect if you want to impress someone. The only thing is you sure are going to pay for it. Having eaten at many other high end Houston restaurants over the years, I am no stranger to a big ticket. Mark's is super pricey so be ready for that. Your meal will be fab and everyone will be impressed....but at a high cost
This is the 3rd time that my girlfriend and I have visited Mark's. We are overly impressed with each time. A great place to enjoy the company of your special some one.
The overall experience was great. The food was very good and elaborate using seasonal ingredients. We were promptly seated and servvice was friendly. Will go back on another special occasion.
The chef's tasting menu was amazing! When you add in their wine pairing, it takes it up a few more notches. Even though we were there on a Travelzoo special, the service was still over the top and exceeded our expectations. One should never pass up a chance to go to Mark's!
Excellent food and amazing service by Greyson. We will be back on our next visit to Houston soon. However their valet parking attendant let them down badly. We drove into the parking lot from a side entrance and found an empty parking slot, before we could completely park, someone beeped car horn at us badly that my husband stopped the car to see what was going on, only for the guy to beep again and again. I asked him if we could just finish parking since we are already half-parked and give him the key then we get a card or we leave him the car where it is and he can finish parking it. He made us reverse out of the parking slot and drive to their valet parking desk where we left the car. He had no courtesy in the way he spoke to us.
Everything wax exceptional from the presentation to the food quality. It was pricey so we would not go on a regular basis. However, we would recommend the restaurant to others and go back for special occasions.
Great food and variety. Some of the plates made it to my all-time favorite list! Courses 1-3 and 5-6 had at least three different items on the plate, so this was no "small plates" sampling. Thermal finished nicely with diminishing portions for dessert, so we were somewhat relieved that we wouldn't need help getting out of our chairs! My only complaint? Wine by the glass seems to be a fixed $16, but the waiter's pairing recommendations were great as was the house Pinot noir I had with the bread and appetizer. I wouldn't hesitate to go back!
The 8 course dinner was amazing. The waitstaff was so friendly and attentive. The restaurant was a bit loud and hard to hear my date. But overall the menu was amazing. I would recommend this restaurant to everyone!
We have eaten at Marks several times in our trips to Houston for the past 15 years. We had only one less than satisfactory experience when we had late reservations on a Saturday. The restaurant was overwhelmed and we had to wait despite reservations. The service was also not up to the usual standards. This time we went earlier and everything was outstanding. The food was superb with excellent service. I would recommend the side room as it is quieter. We will continue to return, but with an early reservation.
Wonderful evening, great restaurant, will go again. Will recommend to others.
The food (we had both the Chilean Sea Bass, the chefs special, and the Halibut) was excellent. I would highly recommend this restaurant as one of the finest in Houston.
Mark's again surpassed our expectations of what a restaurant should be. Not only were the specials amazing but even the items we ordered off the menu were succulent and delicious. If you are looking for a true dining experience of what food can taste like in the hands of expert chefs, then Mark's is the place for you.
Mark's came highly recommended by a friend and it didn't disappoint. Everything about our experience was top notch. Service was efficient and never wanting and we were amazed how quickly food arrived from the kitchen. The Sea Bass special was the best fish I have ever had. Pricey, but in this case, you get what you pay for. We definitely will be back.
had a wonderful leisurely meal celebrating 2 birthdays. Had our waiter Brad, very nice, informative and didn't rush us. Had a lot of fun and the food was the best.
Most incredible food. The lobster bisque is amazing. Quail and duck ravioli starter was absolutely delicious. Best beef tenderloin I've ever had.
Memorable with good friends! Truly one of the nation's finest.
We only dine at Mark's for our anniversary.....and not every year. But I've decided we are going to go more often. It is absolutely my favorite restaurant. Ever. The selection is excellent, presentation so beautiful, and the portions were much larger than last time. The interior is stunning, as it is a renovated old church. I absolutely love everything about Mark's. Two minor complaints: It seemed to take a very long time before we got our menus and wine. We were in no hurry....it just seemed odd. Our reservation was for 6:45. We ran into some construction traffic. I called from the car to say we were running 10-15 minutes late. Upon arrival ( 6:55) we were told our res was changed to 7, and were made to wait as if being punished.
Mark's is simply outstanding! The food is beautifully and deliciously prepared, and the service is top of the line!
Mark's does not disappoint. The food was excellent and the service matched, We plan on going more frequently than we have in the past now that we are retired.
I really enjoyed my lunch at Mark's but I did notice that the restaurant doesn't have many guests. Compared to Ibiza or Reef, the food quality is definitely so much better and at a much more sophisticated level. The waiter is also extremely knowledgeable and courteous. The one that told me that I don't understand about al-dente rissoto (about 1/4 of the rice grain was not cooked through isn't there anymore), but this time, the rissoto was cooked a little too much, it needs to be perfect, like JUST done. Other than that, a perfect lunch.
Wonderful place to celebrate my birthday! It was perfect!
MARK'S AMERICAN CUISINE was a unique setting to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. Fine dining and superb service. Thank you for this unforgettable experience. Adolfo and Verónica Pons
My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary by eating lunch at Mark's. The food was spectacular, and we felt decadent, splurging on calories and costs. Well worth it!!!
Mark consistently delivers the highest quality in terms of service and food. Each time we take guests there we have no doubt that every thing will be perfect, and if not the restaurant will quickly remedy any situation. While I don't recommend for larger parties due to the size, it's a perfect location for an intimate 2 top or 4 top.
Mark's food was fantastic as usual and the upstairs was very quiet and private.
Another great experience at a fine restaurant. Excellent service and food.
Everything was perfect at Mark's. Such a great menu selection, impeccable service and a beautiful location. Would definitely recommend.
This is our special occasion restaurant. The food is wonderful, the atmosphere lovely. My only complaint is that it's so noisy that it's hard to have a conversation across the table.
Mark's never fails to deliver. This is an amazing restaurant and one that you have to try. The Chef, Mark Cox, is always coming up with something new and amazing. The wait staff has no equal and are super knowledgeable.
The food was good but for the price not outstanding. Marks has historically set the standard but with so many great new places in Houston it just isn't as appealing as it used to be.
Since the moment we walk in the service was amazing and the food was awesome I will recommend Mark's for any special event your having
Exceptional food and service. .... A bit pricey for many dishes
The food was absolutely delicious though my husband and I thought it was a bit more expensive than other comparable restaurants in Houston
Everything that we ordered was cooked perfectly and the service was excellent.
Easily one of the best restaurants in Houston. Amazing service! Great menu and daily features are verbally presented by waiters. Absolutely one of the best meals our family has had! Typically these types of restaurants charge high prices for little quantity - but not Mark's! Large portions all the way - including appetizers. Would not hesitate to go back again!
The menu was extremely varied and bursting with flavors of the season. I had the antelope and bison entree, a daily special, which was incredible. The rest of my party had scallops, duck and veal, all eaten with great smiles. The lighting is perfect, the distance between tables is very good and the service impeccable. My only criticism would be the noise level. Every table in the main dining area was occupied and the noise level, at times, was distracting. I doubt there is anything that can be done about it. It was very loud and I could barely hear my fellow guest opposite me at times. They have an area to eat upstairs and another area, off the main dining area, 'The Cloisters', which may be quieter. All in all a fabulous evening.
First of all Mark's is the first recommendation that I give to anyone who is coming in to Houston for business or special occasion. My parent's have been spending their anniversaries at Mark's for the past twenty years. Chef Cox is not only an immaculate chef, but also very humble and you can tell that he puts his heart into every dish. The menu changes with the seasons, but the quality does not. There is not a better restaurant anywhere in the U.S.
Without any doubt Mark's is the best restaurant in Houston.
This is my favorite place in Houston. Nothing more to say.
Very pleasant environment with two levels and tall ceilings. The people were chic and there was a lot of style in how guests were received and treated by the staff. The bar is a bit tucked away behind a partition almost as a after thought but sill a good place to wait until your table is available. The dishes are rather unique with game, meats and fish recipes. We took the chef's recommendation for the wine. We were delighted by the choice recommended.


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Yes, however!!!
Do Not Use Rockstar White if you are pregnant, nursing, a child under the age of 14, or if you have uncontrolled diabetes. If you have severely stained teeth from fluoride use, or tetracycline use, your results may be limited.
When you read through this blog post, please remember this: Moxie Reviews is a Blog. It contains my opinions and thoughts.
No information contained in the blog is intended to replace the services of a licensed physician or a health professional certified to provide medical care and advice by competent authorities.
Before using the Rockstar White, I strongly recommend that you do as I did, and visit your dentist to make sure you're up-to-date on cleaning and x-rays, etc.
Is Rockstar White safe for everyone else?
Here's a statement from Rockstar White:
"According to the University of Auburn Dr. Hewletts said "There's overwhelming evidence that when used as directed, bleaching does not cause permanent damage to teeth or gums." We use a proprietary buffering agent, that maintains a neutral pH during the whitening process that calm the nerves and prevent etching and dehydration of the teeth."
What's great about Rockstar White?
It's all natural
fluoride free
sugar free
gluten free
sulfite free
alcohol free and
animal free
It is Certified kosher
How is Rockstar White able to give you, "the Wow without the Ow™"?
The Rockstar system utilizes aloe vera. Aloe vera acts like a buffering agent during the whitening process (preventing a lowering of the pH of the gel, i.e. it stops the gel from becoming too acidic) which insures that there is no pain, and prevents tooth sensitivities.
Active Ingredients: carbamide-peroxide, potassium nitrate, aloe vera
How long Will the Whitening Process Take?
Rockstar White states that it "…will depend on each person's level of staining on their teeth…results can be had in as little as one hour. Grey stained teeth and tetracycline stains can take as long as six months."
My experience: I noticed a difference by the fourth day of use. Really impressive!
This was a challenge to photograph since I wanted to use the same pose, same lighting—four days into using Rockstar White. What I saw in person: my teeth weren't as yellow!
Check out the photos on Rockstar White's Website: Smile Gallery and Celebrity Smiles
Included is everything you will need to whiten your teeth. There is a supply of up to 27 treatments.
Pictured above is the dual arch tray, and you can see that there is an upper and a lower side. The whitening gel goes into this mold.
How Long Will the Rockstar White Results Last?
Rockstar results will depend on your "personal habits." Rockstar states, "The most common stains on teeth are from dark colored foods, beverages, and if you smoke."
I certainly hope that if you are reading my blog, you know that you should not be smoking.
I have not had enough time pass to tell you in this post how long my whitening results lasted. Plus, your personal habits may not be my personal habits.
What Else is Special?
Rockstar White has a pink box that was designed to represent the company's support of breast cancer research! With every pink kit sold, a portion of the proceeds benefit Breast Cancer Research.
The only thing I didn't like was the taste from the gel while I had the tray/impression in my mouth. No, you're not supposed to eat it—it's what you need to put on the tray/impression. Maybe it won't bother you—just my experience, and it wasn't a big deal in the process to whiten my teeth.
Rockstar White teeth whitener did deliver on their promise to, "produce the Wow without the Ow™!"
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Great food and beautiful scenery. Service was friendly. Good place for a special time together
Outstanding service and great food! Presentation of food outstanding! Always a great spot time and time again.
Fantastic food and service again...room temperature was a little cool this time.
My wife and I had a 2:00pm reservation for lunch so the dining room was very sparsely populated. We had a table overlooking the Grand River which was quite scenic if somewhat noisy with the sound of rushing water. The service was OK but not exceptional. On the other hand the food was truly exceptional. The overall experience was highly satisfactory and we would recommend this restaurant to all.
Cannot say enough about the restaurant, in a good way. The staff was both cordial and helpful in all aspects from the minute we walked in until we left. Mentioning my wife's birthday and our anniversary was met by a treat from the pastry chef which was very mouthwatering and tasteful. Thanks once again and we will surely stop again.
Very nice decor with a warm, inviting entrance. Sunset overlooking the river was a pleasant surprise! Service at time was slow but was picked up by other staff. Food was exceptional and portions were good. Ambiance was very nice and we'll definitely be returning for another special occasion...already have plans! I would highly recommend this place to others and already have.
Five of us stopped for lunch at the Cambridge Mill after touring the area and enjoying the changing colours in the trees. We were seated at a lovely table at the end of the restaurant, jutting over the river. The views were spectacular. Our server was very pleasant, however service was quite slow (despite the restaurant not being very busy). A couple of requests were forgotten. We were all very pleased with our menu choices (four salads and one entree). All of the dishes were fresh, delicious and beautifully presented. The portion sizes were very good - just right for lunch. I would definitely recommend the Mill and look forward to returning for dinner in the future.
fabulous fabulous fabulous accommodated our request for a view of the river brought champagne for our anniversary!!! totally unexpected and so festive. dinner was perfect so flavourful and local and well designed plating.
Cambridge Mill is outstanding ALWAYS. Their bunch is unsurpassable. Bravo!!
I have been here to celebrate multiple special occasions and all have been magnificent. Love this place, food, view and service are all exceptional.
My wife and I went to the Mill for our wedding anniversary and it was excellent. Staff was very professional and knowledgeable about the food and drink. The food was very well done and the portions perfect. We will definitely be recommending to all of our friends and we will be returning!
my fish was warm it should be hot when it served not only the plate.
Our table overlooked the Grand River, cosy dining with an amazing view.
Excellent location, great view, nice environment, attentive service, good menu great steaks but they could stretch themselves by offering another pasta or chicken dish too. Our group of six adults really enjoyed our dinner the other night...no complaints about anything and all of us plan to return for the next special event. Please note there is an elevator if members in your group would like to avoid the stairs.
Our Cambridge Mill experience was great. We arrived about 10 minutes early but they had a table ready and waiting for us (BIG plus). The menu had a lot of great options and the wine list was well-rounded. When I mentioned that it was my fiancé's birthday the server whipped up a dessert and a candle at no extra charge. Everyone was friendly and professional and I don't think we could have asked for a better evening. I will definitely be back.
Reserved at Cambridge Mill because it was a get together with family and it was an hours drive for all parties. Food, service and atmosphere was very good and food selection forc brunch covered all bases from meat lovers to vegans. It was a beautiful day and we had a window table so view of the Grand River was an added pleasure. Will definitely return.
I have had a fabulous lunch here with a great view of the river out the window. However on Sundays it is not a menu but a Champagne brunch. I had been anticipating their wonderful burger so was disappointed that it was buffet. Food choices were great and diverse but as with any buffet food is lukewarm. I am not able to eat a lot at once so it never seems the right choice for me.The restaurant was pretty busy so I think it is a popular Brunch venue.
We went here for our anniversary just recently and we had such a great time! The restaurant is beautiful, the scenery is gorgeous, the service is is spectacular and the food is just delicious!!!! From our appetizer, to entree, to our dessert, everything was absolutely delicious and worth every penny! We can't wait to go back! :)
The food was outstanding from appetizer to dessert. The service and atmosphere were excellent and we really enjoyed our time there.
Doesn't get ant better than this. Introduced friends to the restaurant and they were as impressed as we were. Service was fantastic and our waitress made recommendations that worked for all of us. She was great. Attentive to all of our needs. Food.....Devine! Her recommended wine choice was perfect can't wait to go back.
Server was attentive without being overbearing. Food was delicious.
We went here to celebrate a special occasion. We thought the ambiance, service and food was fit for the occasion. We had heard good things about Cambridge Mill and it did not let us down.
Profiteroles for desert excellent Service very good
My wife and I were married at the Mill and have been there for three years in a row (minus one year anniversary, our wedding day and our one year anniversary). It never disappoints. This time we joined for brunch and were blown away. Thanks!
The food is always fresh and delicious. We usually come for brunch with our children and grandchildren ( 8 and 1 ). The views from the windows are wonderful and we all enjoy the openness of the facility and being able to walk from room to room to enjoy the new offerings you prepare ... And the the familiar favourites. The food is amazing! The decor is so clean and appealing. Last but not least ... The staff and service are second to none. From the friendly smiles and greetings as you arrive at the grand entranceway to the restaurant to the welcoming servers who can not do enough to make each person in your party feel like they are number one at the table.
I took my wife and her 2 sons for a 60th birthday dinner. The food was excellent - probably the best beef tenderloin we've shared at a restaurant. The cheddar gratin potatoes were also excellent as were the vegetables. This was a special birthday and, although we individually declined dessert, it would have been a nice touch to bring (or offer) a dessert that the four of us could share. It would have significantly added to the 'ambiance' and the entirety of the experience even though individually we didn't really have room for an entire dessert. It could have been great, but wasn't!
Incredible restaurant! So thankful to have been able to share such a special dinner with my amazing husband at this gorgeous spot!
Food was excellent. Service was excellent. My only complaint was that they didn't have any scallops when I ordered them so I had to choose a different appetizer.
Great food and fantastic view of the river against the old mill foundations. Our server, Bojana, was professional and considerate as well as personable. She knew the menu and wine list inside and out. When you go ask for one of her tables. Ours was a work group, and we were delighted with the food and service.
We wanted to treat a young couple to a nice lunch and selected the Mill as about the nicest we know of in the Cambridge area. The facilities/location/staff/food - everything was great and the young couple were most impressed-as were my wife and myself- We are seniors living in Burlington, On. We were particularly pleased as well that we were able to take our time and had a great chat with our Guests - as well as the great food.
Great evening out. Meal and service were top notch. Looking forward to next time.
Locally sourced pheasant was the chef special. It really doesn't get better than that. Add to that the great service from our waiter (and sommelier), it made for a great night.
Choices for everyone. A foodie's dream. From the Mimosas to the Eggs Benedict to the homemade waffles...everything was yummy!
Came here for brunch and the food is incredible. The staff are very pleasant! The atmosphere is wonderful. All in all, would go back!
We had a Sunday brunch and it was fantastic. We are very health conscious and like to support locally. We were disappointed there was no turkey on the menu or on the buffet.
My experience was absolutely amazing. We got a table with an amazing view of the grand River and the old buildings that run along it. I was very please that with wearing a dress I was not cold as I find a lot of restaurants are on the colder side. The server was very nice and accommodating to us and congratulated us on our anniversary. My partner and I definitely took advantage of the sea food, indulging in East Coast oysters, king crab legs, and smoked salmon. I also enjoyed the crepes as they were flambeed. The fresh orange and grapefruit juice were delicious and it was a perfect place to celebrate a romantic brunch. I will definitely go again!
Overall this place is very nice and have a very sofisticaded appeal to it. Food in the other hand wasn't that great, It's alright but I feel more like saying that it doesn't go accordinly with the price. I would go back but not for the food.
Food was outstanding particularly beet salad, squash salad, 3 cheese tray and scalops, ribeye and pork neck were somewhat overcooked but tasty. Jess, our server was outstanding - understood the timing of our meal and was very accomodating and knowledgeable.
My wife and I enjoyed our experience very much. I had a wonderful crab canneloni - the pasta was very light, and it was a dish I hadn't seen done elsewhere. My wife had a steak, which the restaurant says is notable for its aging process. It was serve with steamed broccoli and was indeed good, but not unusual in any way. My wife was given a complementary dessert, as it was her birthday, and my cheesecake had particularly memorable side notes of cream and caramel. The wines are expensive, and we spent $150 without apps, so it is certainly not a place we would frequent. However, they have renovated it very nicely, and even though it was busy, I noted the quiet ambiance - something I truly appreciate these days!
We made a reservation for a family brunch for 8 people. Only disappointment was that we had to wait approximately 15 minutes to be seated (seated at 11:45 when our reservation was for 11:30). Would have understood if the restaurant was full, but there were lots of empty tables when we arrived with no explanation as to the reason for the wait. Otherwise, food and experience were very good.
First time, definitely not our last time. Excellent food, service and value. Great effort by staff (Jen) to welcome and accommodate our group
The Sunday Brunch was amazing. The oysters were so fresh and everything was. But the prime rib was just a little to bloody for my liking. It would have been nice to have it barbequed a bit more Loved the experience. Debra
We went to the Mill for Sunday Brunch and it was fabulous! My husband and I love going there since both the food and the service are always top notch. We also love the scenery and the fact that you are not 'hurried' when you are there. We enjoy sitting with our Cappuccinos at the end of the meal just looking over the falls!
The scener/setting is so beautiful at the Mill, and the food has never disappointed.
This is a very special place. a old stone mill overlooking the river, renovated to take full advantage of the unique location. Service is excellent, food selections will suit those with hearty appetites. Very limited choices for vegetarians.
This is a great value, fine-dining experience. I was blown away that for $42/person (bill total was $92 with taxes) the brunch included Caesars, mimosas, and champagne! Not to mention, endless cappuccino, fresh squeezed juice, and smoothies! The variety was outstanding - my partner ate 12 different types of meat and seafood. As a vegetarian, I was so happy as there was an incredible variety of fresh salads including seasonal ingredients like root vegetables tossed with different grains, and outstanding fresh cheese platter, and a golden beet salad that was to die for! The hot food section was also remarkable and included melt-in-your-mouth roast beef, and homemade perogies! I will be going back for the excellent service and food.
Went for Sunday brunch and had a great experience as usual. All of the staff we encountered are professional and friendly. There is a wide variety of food to choose from which is beautifully presented and fresh. The oysters were fabulous! We will back soon as it is one of our favourites and we like to celebrate our special occasions there when we can.
We have dined with you on separate occasions, lunch by the open window in warm weather listening to the river running. This gave us the feeling of being on vacation. Wonderful. Your Sunday Brunch serves up such a variety of food that it leaves me wondering what delectable bits I missed. Catch up next time! The drinks are great, the sparkling white wine is exquisite and mixing it with some cranberry juice this time was exactly right. What can I say about the service....even when extremely busy we are greeted with smiles and attention to what we might like next.
I have been to the Mill on several occasions and am never disappointed! The food is always haute cuisine and is presented in a very beautiful and artistic manner. The portions are not over the top so great for the female diner. Love the room and we were able to sit by the fire but had to ask even though the room was basically empty. It would have been nice to have been asked, instead, we had to ask to be moved and it was easily done and graciously done but perhaps a personal question as to desires would have been appreciated when being seated. Love the food and ambiance!!
A really excellent restaurant. Beautiful location, friendly and accommodating service. Delicious and unpretentious food. I would thoroughly recommend the Cambridge Mill for a special occasion, the atmosphere is great, elegant but cosy. There is a nice big fireplace which is great in the winter when you are overlooking the water. We weren't great diners by all accounts (arrived very late, asked to change tables etc) but the staff were great and accommodated our requests quickly and with a smile. The menu is interesting and varied and I honestly think I could have ordered anything and been very happy. I will definitely go back there.


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The Livin' La Vida Loca singer is developing a new series for NBC, expected in 2013. He's producing, writing and will star in the currently untitled dramedy, where he hopes to tackle social issues. "It's about growing," The Voice (Australia) judge told The AP. "It's a moment in my life where I just need to absorb and be surrounded by amazing actors and musicians and grow as an entertainer."
Martin, who sold his Miami Beach mansion last April but still spends quality time here, didn't have to look far for inspiration for his second book. "I think it's time to write about things that I've been through with my kids that I'm sure many daddies out there will understand," said the father of twins Matteo and Valentino, 4. He leaves Evita Jan. 26.
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Behind a career-high 21 points from junior Rashad Madden, the Arkansas men's basketball team stretched its home win streak to 20 games with a 72-43 win over Savannah State on Thursday night at Bud Walton Arena.
Alex Collins and Hunter Henry among four freshman from Arkansas named to the 2013 SEC All-Freshman team.
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