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Everton boss David Moyes had compared his side's start to the season to a bout of toothache ahead of the trip to Birmingham City.
In such cases most would hope for that bit of relief, the discomfort to ease and a potentially painful trip to the dentist avoided.
Well at St Andrew's, Everton's respite arrived in the form of an own goal - shanked in off the shin of home defender Roger Johnson to be precise, the centre-half's 54th minute clanger putting Moyes' side on the way to a first Premier League win of the season and lifting them out of the bottom three in the process.
And despite the closing stages having a decidedly anxious feel, there were few moments to really set the nerves jangling and Tim Cahill's late header completed a consummate away display from the Toffees.
The win was no less than the visitors deserved with them having dominated the first hour of the contest before a period of stout defending was crowned by Cahill's clincher.
Steven Pienaar's absence left a cavity in the left-hand side of the Blues midfield – a hole Moyes opted to fill with the impressive Leon Osman.
Seamus Coleman continued on the right of midfield with Phil Neville lining up behind him at right full-back. Marouane Fellaini sat in front of the back four with Cahill supporting Yakubu.
Birmingham were 18 games unbeaten at home in the Premier League and stood on the cusp of setting a new club record – a landmark Everton ensured remained unsurpassed.
The pink-shirted visitors comfortably enjoyed the better of the opening 45 minutes, with Leighton Baines' willingness to overlap continually exposing the hosts.
A succession of early raids down the left yielded a tough headed chance for Coleman, a series of corners and a half-hearted penalty shout as the marauding Baines tumbled under a surly challenge having already lost possession.
Most of Everton's joy had been from wide areas, but a straight ball midway through the half isolated Yakubu one on one with Johnson. Osman snaked intelligently into the box just in time to watch the Nigerian drag an innocuous effort across the face of goal.
The hosts hadn't had a kick but two minutes later should have been in front. A mix-up between Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin afforded Cameron Jerome a clear sight of goal only for the former England Under-21 man to clumsily prod wide.
Play swung up the other end and some more calamitous defending – this time from Johnson – saw the ball spill to Yakubu inside the box.
The striker fired towards the far corner but a combination of keeper Ben Foster and the flailing boot of defender Liam Ridgewell conspired to see the ball squirm past the post.
The visitors were on top and the best move of the match – a slick interchange between Fellaini, Yakubu and Osman – ended with the latter firing high and wide from just inside the box.
Jeers from the home support at half-time told its own story. Moyes' men retreated to the dressing room the happier side but still without a goal to show for their superiority.
Just shy of 4,000 Evertonians inside St Andrew's were fearing a repeat of the last time their side visited the Midlands when a dominant display was rewarded with a 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa.
But they needn't have worried as Osman dropped a shoulder, lost his man and curled a tantalising ball between back four and keeper.
The cross had centre-half Johnson facing his own goal, and the defender looked on desolately as the ball ricocheted off his shin and bulged the home net.
The hosts could have no complaints and Alex McLeish reacted by sending for the big guns – big being the operative word as Nikola Zigic, all 6ft 8ins of him, arrived from the bench.
His introduction had little impact and soon Matt Derbyshire replaced Jerome and partnered him up front.
Moyes responded by replacing Yakubu with John Heitinga, shoring up the midfield and pushing Cahill further forward.
The hosts' late charge never really materialised and when Baines' picked out Cahill to head home in injury time, a well-earned three points was sealed.


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Dolphins! I have long suspected that dolphins are not the cute, hippy-trippy animals they make themselves out to be. They have those freaky teeth and that horrible eee-e noise. But did you know about attack dolphins? Do not go swimming with dolphins, people. Do not trust them.
I am totally not a Doctor Who fan but even I think this Tardis fridge is pretty damn awesome.
If you live in Melbourne and love meat, how awesome does Meatmother sound? I so need to go there, I so need to try a bacon sour. Everything is better with bacon, right. Even cocktails.
This karaoke place in Tokyo has a room with a hot tub. Yes, you can lay in the hot tub and sing. At first, I freaked out about the dangers of electrocution from dropping the microphone but then I realised it's in Roppongi (the vilest place on Earth) so I don't care.
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 315
- Fat: 22g
- Saturated fat: 5g
- Protein: 9g
- Carbohydrate: 23g
- Fiber: 2g
- Cholesterol: 15mg
- Sodium: 704mg
- 1 sheet of thawed storebought frozen puff pastry
- 4 tablespoons chopped fresh basil, divided
- 3/4 cup grated fresh mozzarella
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan
- 2 tablespoons jarred black olive tapenade
- 3 thinly sliced tomatoes
- Preheat oven to 425°F; line a large baking sheet with parchment. On a lightly floured countertop, roll out 1 sheet of thawed storebought frozen puff pastry to a 14-by-12-inch rectangle. Transfer pastry to baking sheet. Brush edges lightly with water; fold them in to form a 1/2-inch border, then press with a fork to seal all around. Prick pastry all over with fork.
- Mix 3 Tbsp. chopped fresh basil with 3/4 cup grated fresh mozzarella and 1/4 cup grated Parmesan. Spread 2 Tbsp. jarred blackolive tapenade over inside of pastry. Sprinkle with cheese-and-basil mixture, then arrange 3 thinly sliced tomatoes decoratively on top. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake until crust is deep golden and cheeses are melted, 20 to 25 minutes. Sprinkle with 1 Tbsp. fresh basil and serve.
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TEMPLE - Police responded to a robbery that occurred at the "Temple Santa Fe Credit Union," at 1750 West Avenue A. around 12:45 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.
Officers learned on arrival that a man had entered the bank, displayed a handgun to the teller, and displayed a note demanding money. The man received an undisclosed amount of cash before fleeing on foot. Several customers were in the bank at the time but no one was injured.
Officers searched the area until around 1:40 p.m., but were unable to locate the suspect. The FBI is assisting in the ongoing investigation.
Due to the robbery and the search for the armed suspect that took place as a result, several Temple ISD campuses went on a "Soft Lock down" at about 12:50 p.m.
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- Temple High School, and its south campus, Edwards Academy
- Freeman Heights Elementary School
- TISD Central Administrative Offices
- Kennedy Powell Elementary School
To clarify, a "soft lock down" means the campuses went about their normal activities inside the schools, but outside activities were severely limited or postponed. Access to all buildings was strictly limited. The lock down ended at about 1:40 p.m.
Temple Police are describing the suspect as a 6-feet tall, white male who was wearing a striped green shirt, blue jeans and work boots at the time. Witnesses told police he may have had a tattoo on his neck.
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Home again from a whirlwind weekend in NYC, exhausted and happy and in love with the beauty of summertime adventures . . .
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Welcome home! So happy you enjoyed my city.
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I'm glad you had a wonderful trip. Hope you have a great Fourth of July weekend too.
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Backchecking: To Trade or Not to Trade?
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For the New York Islanders and the long suffering fans (of which I am one) the pain continues into 2013. A season that began with some hope, as in the past several seasons, is quickly sliding into oblivion once again.
We can discuss any number of topics.
A report in the New York Post suggesting Charles Wang is looking to sell the Islanders. Consider the source. Referencing the NY Post as "News" is the equivalent of suggesting that humans roamed the earth with dinosaurs. I think the team will be sold — some day. And I would venture it could happen over the next 5 years. But Wang is shrewd enough as a businessman, and after the pain of dealing the fools of Nassau County and the Hooples of Hempstead, he wants to see if he can make a few nickels in Brooklyn.
Fire the coach?
Sure, that could happen. I can see that if the Islanders really struggle the remaining games of this week, we could see Jack Campuano relieved of his duties behind the bench. But, I don't believe that Doug Weight or Brent Thompson are the solution, even if Garth Snow thinks that is the natural evolution. If a new coach is to be hired, the need for a proven veteran NHL coach is paramount. I have been an advocate for Marc Crawford for many years now. Someone with a Stanley Cup ring will compand credibility and respect.
A trade?
Lord knows it is needed — and not just because the Islanders are in the tall grasses. There are certain simple facts if you look beyond the 2013 season. There are any number of 6 forwards alone who have a legitimate chance at making the Islanders next fall. Nino Neiderreitter, Brock Nelson, John Persson, Johan Sundstrom all have been playing well in Bridgeport. Ryan Strome continues his stellar play in Juniors and Anders Lee is proving why he is one of the most prolific forwards in all of college hockey.
How do we make room for these youngsters? Are any of them an improvement over what the Islanders have on the ice now? Is it possible that all of them make the Islanders in the fall, or just some of them?
I think there are any number of forwards the Islanders can trade — both to help the team now, and to prepare for some of the kids who can make the Islanders a lot better. Grabner, Bailey, Okposo, Neilsen, Reasoner, Cizikas, Ullstrom, Martin, Aucoin, Boyes — this represents everyone other then the top 2 guys. I think most (if not all of us) can view Tavares and Moulson as two players the Islanders will keep and you as a fan would not want to deal. Perhaps some day Moulson could be moved, but I don't think today is that day!
Arguments for each of these mentioned current Islanders
Grabner: While he may not finish as consistently as we would like, he has a defined clear cut roll — be a pest with speed and he will get some goals too. He is a great 3rd line player and PKer for us. KEEP
Bailey: Was rushed and likely failed to find his potential. He is a reasonable player, but not a 3rd line player, and is not scoring enough to be on the 2nd line. TRADE
Neilsen: Obviously a gifted defensive center, but more suited to the 3rd line. Is being misused. Like Grabner has a roll and when players like Nelson and Strome arrive, Neilsen slots perfectly as the #3 with Grabner on his wing. KEEP
Reasoner: Has little value even on the 4th unit. If someone offers a 5th round pick or better, make the deal. Perfect filler for a team with injuries. TRADE
Cizikas: Has a clear roll on 4th unit as a mucker. Skates well. Can chip in some points. Would like to see if he can develop well in faceoff circle or he can slot in on a wing. KEEP
Ullstrom: Could move up into a 3rd line roll consistently. Many want to see him on the top unit, but I don't think he has that kind of skill. But a line of Neilsen, centering Ullstrom and Grabner next season could be effective. all three can put up some points, and be effective in a shut down roll. (all euro line) KEEP
Martin: Perfect for the 4th line, but can actually play. Together with Cizikas there is some grit their. KEEP
Aucoin: He has been effective through the first several games, but I think teams have compensated. He is a serviceable player, but far from a long term solution. If he can put up some more points, he could be part of a package at the deadline. TRADE
Boyes: Hard to argue that he has not been effective. PA has 13 points, and Boyes has 12. He has filled in well even if only as a temp. If he can continue to generate offense he could garner the Islanders a high pick or reasonably good prospect at the deadline. I don't think he is part of the long term plans for the GM. TRADE
Okposo: For the life of me, I cannot understand why the guy did not decide to go overseas during the lockout. You can see how Bailey — even though he is not scoring — is more effective in some ways as compared to Okposo. He is wildly inconsistent where he could dominate one any given night, but also be an empty uniform on other night. TRADE
I don't think Okposo or Bailey are "BAD" players. But those two players are maddeningly inconsistent. Could both together in a package bring more value, or fill a hole on the Islanders?
Reasoner, Boyes and Aucoin were never long term solutions for Garth Snow, and it may be a blessing that Aucoin and Boyes have done well. As mentioned — they could benefit the Islanders at the deadline.
I hate to give up on a player — but the reality is that neither Okposo nor Bailey have provided the consistent secondary scoring depth the Islanders need. And neither is really suited for the 3rd line. Further — each have been give long hard looks, and plenty of opportunity to perform. I think Bailey needs good linemates to be at his most effective, and Okposo just does not use his toughness with any regularity. Both are young, and neither is really a rental — making both more valuable in a possible trade.
Perhaps I am wrong to suggest it, but the potential of Neiderreitter — even with his tough 2011-12 season, and the potential of Brock Nelson, Ryan Strome and even Anders Lee make me feel that Okposo and Bailey are playing themselves off of Long Island.
There is no magic pill
A trade of anyone won't just turn around the 2013 season. A new coach won't change this season much either. I am suggesting that thinking long term, the New York Islanders need to consider some roster moves if the rebuild is going to have a real look. Okposo is not a Garth Snow draft pick. I believe Josh Bailey was a compromise selection — made to make the 2008 and 2009 draft deeper for the Islanders. My guess is that Snow really wanted one of the big 3 defenders from 2008 (Doughty, Pietrangelo, Bogosian) and when he saw that was not possible, he moved down. I think he rightfully felt Filatov was a problem, and I think he felt Schenn had flaws to his game. Even with moving Josh Bailey, the 2008 draft would still be very solid for the Islanders (Ness, Hamonic, Donovan, Ullstrom, Poulin, Martin — all either providing dividends or have solid potential).
Somewhere the Islander brass needs to choose between making room for the Nino's, Nelson's, Lee's and Strome's of the Islander universe or they should trade those assets to help the club. I prefer making the moves to address the holes we have with trading players like Okposo and Bailey and others, to both make some roster space and potentially add prospects or players that can help both today and tomorrow.
Adding any one of our highly touted prospects in a trade to fill a critical need (impact, top pair defender anyone?) would make some sense. But as always — the player(s) coming back better be young enough and impactful enough to be Islanders today, tomorrow and beyond — otherwise all we would have is more of the Milbury years — and no one wants that.
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Mitchell's Fish Market - Stamford
- Address:
230 Tresser Avenue
Stamford, CT 06901Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Mitchell's Fish Market - Stamford
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mitchellsfishmarket.com/
- Phone: 2033233474
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm, Sunday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - Midnight, Sunday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Chris Gibson
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Mitchell's Fish Market private rooms are available for any occasion! Work one-on-one with your Private Event Manager to create a truly customized affair. Then allow us to bring your event to life, so on the day of the event you'll be able to relax with your guests, knowing we've given every detail the same attention we give our signature seafood. To host your event in one of our private dining rooms, contact us today!
- Private Party Contact: Rufus Witherspoon, General Manager 2033233474
A word from Mitchell's Fish Market - Stamford
We invite you to discover our fresh seafood obsession at Mitchell's Fish Market where the fish is off the boat fresh, the drinks are made with fresh-squeezed juice & the atmosphere is as warm and inviting as a day on the water. At Mitchell's Fish Market we are obsessed with fresh seafood. Our mantra is a commitment & passion for freshness as a way of life - a pledge that our fish is 100% fresh or it isn't good enough. With more than 80 items, the chef inspired menu includes items such as Cedar Roasted Atlantic Salmon & Shang Hai Sea Bass. Come experience what an obsession with freshness tastes like at Mitchell's Fish Market...fish any fresher would still be in the ocean! View of menus online at www.mitchellsfishmarket.com!Continued
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Mitchell's Fish Market - Stamford reviews from OpenTable diners
- Service was fair to poor.chiefDined on 3/8/2014Service was fair to poor. Food was generally good put priced too high. I wouldn't go back unless I received a gift certificate. Also, there was some sort of reference on the top of each menu that the restaurant was closing. The reference was not clear.
- FarewellJanskiVIPDined on 3/7/2014Sorry to say goodbye to this Restuarant ... Always consistent with service food and Atmosphere ....we were all shocked to learn It was going to be our last meal because they were Closing Sunday ... Will be sorely missedSpecial Features:
- Good food, a decent pour ofCamsterDined on 3/6/2014Good food, a decent pour of wine,and pleasant waiter.Recommend.I live on LI,,but dinner at Mitchells,followed by a show at the Palace Theatre,is a worthwhile,enjoyable, little trip.
- We arrived at 7:45 for anOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/1/2014We arrived at 7:45 for an 8pm reservation table was available at 8:10. The hostess lead our party of four to be seated at the enterance to the restrooms we inquired about a different table none available it was restaurant week, yuk! The server was polite but not on top of her job duties. We had to ask for bread twice, she cleared items from the table and not once did she ask anyone if they needed anything. Doubt I would consider this restaurant a second time if I did I would probably sit in the bar area seemed more inviting. If I had known this was restaurant week in Stamford I would have had dinner else where or stayed home. I have never had a good experience at any restaurant during this event.
- Excellent food and ambiancepandgmDined on 2/27/2014Our server was Dan, he remembered us from previous visits. Recalled our beverages and most of our food choices. Outstanding with the kids and took great care of some food allergies, so there was no issues! Thanks for a great and pleasurable dining experience once again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/25/2014We went during restaurant week and 2 people in our group ordered from the restaurant week menu. They were very happy with the value, portion size, and quality. The 2 other people in our group ordered from the regular menu and were also happy. We all ordered seafood items. For dessert, I ordered the carrot cake and it was huge! It was enough for 6 portions. We would return but sadly it is now closed.Special Features:
- Ready to go back again!BarbDined on 2/22/2014Everything was fantastic from start to finish. Seating was very comfortable. Every appetizer, main course and dessert was delicious and was served timely. Our waiter's name was James and he was very friendly, efficient and knowledgable about several of the menu items we questioned him on. Our meals and experience were bery good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently greatScottStamfordVIPDined on 2/21/2014I love this place and have been here at least 5 times and each times just as wonderful as before. The service and menu are great and they have great options on how you would like your seafood prepared. The food was great and I will be back for more.Special Features:
- Second time thereCindyDined on 2/21/2014Food was very good, portions were good too. We sat at the bar and found that the service could have been better. Felt a bit ignored. She even recognized sit apologizing, saying busy. But really not that busy. But we will still go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 2/19/2014service and quality of food has greatly declined. Food was very dry and lacked seasoning. It was hard to not only find our waitress but to get her attention once we actually saw her in the dining area.
- Sunday DelightDanburyfoodloverDined on 2/16/2014Disappointment reared its head when we learned our favorite trout dish was not on the menu. However, our server, Kyle, spent a good deal of time with us going over menu items he thought we might enjoy. Our food turned out perfectly, and thanks to Kyle, we won't ever have to be concerned about substitute choices. Mitchell's is an excellent destination for seafood and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was delicious!ToriDined on 2/14/2014We came here on Valentine's Day and it was a little busy. The staff kept it moving and was very polite about making sure the patrons were serviced well. The food was great and the dessert was even better. Always a wonderful time when we come to Mitchells!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines Day Dinner ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014Dinner for Valentines Day was excellent. Usually on Valentines day service at most resturants not so good. The place was packed, we had a drink at the bar and were seated promptly. The service was excellent, the food came out fast. And the fish was cooked perfectly. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine's storyMikeDined on 2/14/2014I did a reservation Friday 8 Pm and arrived early. Nevertheless I had to wait 20 minutes even though I confirmed my reservation over the phone. When I placed my reservation I asked for a spacious table away from the restrooms and I guess the hostess understood the opposite by giving me the second table closest to the restrooms. The server was nice and knowledgeable but you could tell they were being pressured by the manager to keep the tables moving, so not a great place for a romantic occasion. The food was good and the price too but I wouldn't use the restaurant for special occasions.Special Features:
- Great food/ deserts & accomodatingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/11/2014Great food as usual and desert is fabulous; all of our team looks forward to the Sharkfin Pie and Carrot Cake. The service is fantastic and accomodating for large groups which is a nice attrction in Stamford area. Although, the serving staff seems short sometimes and a little speedy service would be a good improvement opportunity.Special Features:
- Was an off night, I hopempgdagstamVIPDined on 2/8/2014Disappointing evening. Service was a bit clunky...had to ask several times for new knives and folks, didn't bring condiments as requested, suggested a wine but then came back to tell us they didn't have it! My wife asked if they could hold the garlic and the server said yes. Fifteen minutes later she came back and told us know. My wife then asked for a different dish and they brought something completely different. The evening did not feel special... been their before and had a better time. Perhaps an off night, but you really do need to get it done on a Saturday night.Special Features:
- Factory-like, but solid andOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 2/8/2014Factory-like, but solid and tasty food. Think of a chain steakhouse that serves fish, which I believe is what it is.Special Features:
- Overall very.good but with flawsJohnConnerDined on 2/1/2014Food was mostly good except the soup was room temp. Also the food was pretty pricy for what it wasSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful EveningPaulVIPDined on 1/30/2014Had a wonderful meal with my wife and adult son. Food was outstanding and our waiter was great. The BBQ shrimp appetizer was very, very good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expensive, very bad serviceExpertdinerDined on 1/27/2014For a seafood place, this restaurant needs to do some soul searching. This plate I had was soaked in butter to the point I could not taste anything but butter. We ate at the bar and the bartender, Nick was a downright pest. Rushing us and acting like a McDonald paper hat wearing, tyrant. This guy even rush our payment of the tab and argued with his co worker Terrible service, very unprofessional, I would never go back.
- Fresh fish, nice preparation, greatReadyEddyDined on 1/25/2014Always fresh fish that's nicely prepared. One of the party had a nice ribeye steak, too - well prepared, nice presentation. Service was a little spotty but adequate though on other occasions, it was top notch. It happens to the best now and then, but it wasn't awful. Food is very good - save rooom for the desserts, especially the carrot cake which is very sharable, comically so. Good specials too.I would recommend this to a friend.
- They closedCTLeftyVIPDined on 1/22/2014They closed the next day and we were told. When we tried to order wine, the selection was non-existent. We were not sure that the food would be fresh. It would have been far better to tell us when we walked up to the hostess stand that they were going to close. Hiding things like that was not a good policy.
- Good - wish there's more seafoodH2277VIPDined on 1/1/2014Good - wish there's more seafood choices fitting its name.
- Christmas Eve dinnerportieDined on 12/23/2013We thoroughly enjoyed this fine restaurant for a special holiday dinner. We each ordered one of the daily specials; both were perfectly prepared seafood/steak combinations, served with a superb creamy clam chowder. The wait staff was efficient, unobtrusive and helpful. We'll return to Mitchell's when we are next in the area for dinner.Special Features:
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 12/22/2013The food was tasty (I liked the Mitchell's trio; the beef stake was great too) & the service, ambience was good too. Definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Both the Shanghai Shrimp,JamesDined on 12/21/2013Both the Shanghai Shrimp, Salmon, and Sea Scallops and the Blackened Yellow Fin Tuna dinners were extraordinary. Everything on the menu sounds delicious and we look forward to returning after the holidays. We also can't wait for another round of Crushed Blackberry Agave Margaritas. They weren't too sweet as margaritas often tend to be. The staff were very friendly and accommodating too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- my overall experienceMairaDined on 12/19/2013The food was delicious, it was cooked how I wanted at a reasonable price . But, the service was very slow even when the restaurant was not busy. I ordered 3 appetizers and only 2 came on time, the 3rd was brought out 20 minutes late. The waitress also took a long time to refill our drinks. I would go again if the service is a little faster.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always PleasedLisaCDined on 12/17/2013My friends and I have been coming to Mitchell's since you opened in Stamford in 2007. I've travelled from NY just to meet here for dinner and drinks, I love love love the fresh raw claims they are unbelievable. I've enjoyed many items on the menu, my favorite drink is the "Grape Crush", wonderful experience every time I dine, thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- client lunch for 20 was effortlessNYCNativeVIPDined on 12/13/2013I engaged a table to 20 to host a holiday luncheon sight unseen and the staff put us in a private room and were professional. Just what I wanted, but hadn't asked for. Nice work Mitchell's.Special Features:
- Thanksgiving FeastDeanofDineDined on 11/28/2013Mitchell's Fish Market offered a fixed price, traditional Thanksgiving Dinner as well as their regular menu. The 3-course menu included turkey with all the fixings and was definitely a good value. Those who preferred an alternative to turkey were pleased with the extensive range of options. The wait staff was very attentive but not intrusive. It was a very positive dining experience for our small family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre LobsterOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 11/17/2013We selected Mitchell's because my European guests expressed a desire for fresh American lobster. What they got, unfortunately was a watery, tasteless variety of questionable origin that appeared to have departed the ocean long ago and been left overlong in the freezer or died of old age in the restaurant tank. Both the tuna that we ordered and the salmon were fresh and satisfactorily prepared but hardly exceptional The atmosphere, with a combination of blaring popular music competing with numerous televisions tuned to a variety of stations and did not facilitate conversation or inspire relaxed dining..
- Nice accent to our day!AmyJDined on 11/17/2013We were dressed for the theater- so we wanted a place a little upscale but not a place that would break our already broken wallet from our holiday shopping spree. We loved all the wood, the lamp shades and accent pieces on the wall- a very inviting decor. We ate our lunch at the bar and the wait staff there could talk wine and had a great sense of humor. They kept our glasses filled and continually made sure we had all we needed without crowding us. The food was excellent, my husband had the Chilean sea bass and I had the lobster tail- it was very, very good! We talk about our next venture to Stamford, and it definitely included a stop at Mitchell's.Special Features:
- The food was ok, the waiterGourmet123Dined on 11/16/2013The food was ok, the waiter was fine but the kitchen was dreadful. Asked for my fish to be cooked through ( medium well) and had to send it back 3 times to be cooked enough. First time came out rare. Waiter was very apologetic and comped my dinner which was appropriate. Considering this is a fish restaurant the kitchen should know how to cook fish and if not quite right the first time get it right the third not have to wait until the fourth try when everybody else was finished.
- Great food, nice ambianceAlwaysgood2dineVIPDined on 11/15/2013We were into fish and we had nothing but raves when my wife and I had a great selection to chose from. The wait staff was attentive and the decor was divine. Definitely worth repeating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good quality for lunchBSDINERDined on 11/14/2013This is a very inviting restaurants. I liked the option of being seated in the bar-area (noisier) or when you want a quiter seeeting in the formal restaurant-part. The Seafood was great, the steak was good. Salad was only o.k. - the seemingly easiest part was the least good but still o.k. Service was good, knowledgeable and friendly. Gof plae to eat, not cheap but good quality for the money.Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceKandMDined on 11/13/2013started with shrimp and tuna appetizer which were wonderful. then maine lobster tail with seafood cobb salad (for $19 which I thought was extremely reasonable for such a nice restaurant and great food). Delicious brownie icecream cake dessert. Looking forward to returning. Beautiful interior with one wall a map of Long Island sound and another HUGE picture of ship Normande.Valet parking available too, which can add to a special occasion instead of walking to mall parking lot.Special Features:
- Great SpotFindoDined on 11/13/2013Great location in central Stamford business district. Quiet and efficient at lunchtime. Ideal for a business lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great as usualchetpDined on 11/9/2013For us this is a drive, but always great place to meet friends and family . Food always great - nice to able to choose how your fish is prepared. Friendly and attentive staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is the place for seafoodOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/31/2013I have been coming here a lot and am never disappointed. Consistlently very good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!herbiesfanVIPDined on 10/30/2013excellent food and service, I would definitely recommend to even the most picky friendsSpecial Features:


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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - Just before lunch the hearing went into executive session. They returned in the afternoon, with their second witness, Board Member Dr. George Schimmel taking the stand.
During testimony Schimmel said Dr. Edwards non-renewal was less about him, but more about the future of the 30 thousand students in the district.
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- Excert from Why Ann Stayed Home by McKay Coppins via Buzzfeed
So, you would think that Mitt might listen to his own faith and be willing to help more mothers be able to make the choice that Ann did, but apparently not. That's kind of troubling. Do we even know who is pulling Mitt's strings, or is there some complicated diagram centered on which audience he is speaking to. He's even worse than W at this point.
I don't care who you are, or who you represent. Saying that a woman that has given birth and raised five children "has never worked a day in her life", no matter her economic status or situation is as ridiculously condescending as the policies that a potential Romney administration would seek to put in place.
Two wrongs don't make a right.
Did Ann Romney have an easier life, access to better health care, and help that made her choice to stay at home and have children far easier? Undoubtedly. Is she out of touch with the millions of women that make a choice not to live in poverty and thereby, have to go to work? Undoubtedly. Saying she never worked a day in her life, though, is wrong. No matter how you try to defend it.
And no matter how you try to defend it, in attempting to do so, you will alienate women voters who are stay-at-home Moms, because hidden that defense, is the worst kind of misogynism: that perpetrated by other women.
In 2005, the Harris County Young Democrats invited Dr. Richard Murray, a Professor of Political Science at the University of Houston to discuss what the major contributing factors to the 2004 loss of John Kerry to George W. Bush. The wisdom he imparted with our organization has never left me, and it's something I think about each and every time there is an election.
In 2004, the Republicans didn't just execute Karl Rove's plan to push polarizing social issues on the ballot in battleground states, like Ohio, where gay marriage was poised to bring out the Conservative Republicans in droves. If you remember the RNC's Convention from that year, you clearly remember the words "Patriot", "Freedom", "Terrorist", "Safety", and "9/11". It personally sickened me to watch politicians use one of this nation's most traumatizing events as a way to win elections, but nothing really surprises me in politics, at least not anymore.
Prior to 2004, women were, in large part, Democrats. They could be counted on to vote for Democrats, because of issues like abortion, education, health care, and just, in general, their rights. Say what you will, but the Republican Party has always been on the wrong side of that argument, with few exceptions within their party. As such, Democrats stopped wooing women. They stopped having the conversations with them, about their rights, and women, who were largely comfortable in the gains they had made, by and large backed away from continuing the fight. There was no greater evidence of this, than in 2004, when "security" overtook "rights", especially in the "soccer mom" world.
"Soccer mom's" or "Hockey mom's" began to align themselves more with the Republican Party. This is a part of the demographic that Sarah Palin spoke to. Sure, most of them still cared about reproductive rights, equal pay, and access to fair health care, but most of them were also comfortable and cared more about protecting their family from further harm, because there were probably terrorists on every corner, so better safe than sorry.
Which is why I was so heartened (and honestly, a bit amused) to watch as so many women started to get incensed this year, especially at the loss of the Women's Health Program in Texas and at the "Personhood Amendments" in other states. The Republican Party started targeting these initiatives because they are being pulled to the socially conservative right - where evangelical extremists reign in their party. In their mind, they're catering to the Christian base and the Christian elite and it's a winning strategy. It's a winning strategy because women, by and large, have allowed them to get to that point.
However, women began to really grasp what the change in these laws meant, especially after they had been signed into law, and almost immediately, the backlash against those laws began. Democrats began to understand how they had failed to reach out to this key group of voters, they began shaping the arguments in common sense ways. The Feminist movement wasn't dead after all….
Until Hillary Rosen spoke last night.
The biggest problem in the Feminist movement isn't women against men. It's sadly, women against women. Career women who want the right to work, with equal pay, and respect from men in their fields often look down their noses at women who choose to stay home with their children, and women who choose to stay home with their children often do the same to women who choose to work.
Maybe Ms. Rosen meant well, but she incited that group of women, by saying that they "don't work". Maybe Ann Romney hasn't had to scrimp or maybe she hasn't had to do ordinary household chores without the aid of a maid. Honestly? I don't know. But any women that has given birth to five children has worked more than a day in her life. Whether she has had help or not, she didn't have help in the delivery room, she didn't have help in recovery, and I'm sure even with help, Ann Romney was up all hours of the night either changing a diaper, comforting a quiet baby or sick child, running a child to the doctor, whatever the case may be.
The problem is, there are a lot of women who choose not to work, and that isn't always an easy decision. Stay at home moms, who do not have Ann Romney's bank account, do clip coupons, scrimp, save, and often, take on a lot more obligations than just lounging around their homes, eating bon-bons. These are the women that volunteer in schools, in hospitals, in elderly homes. These are women that take on many burdens without pay, but do it out of a sense of obligation to society. The myth that they have more time to do so, because they aren't chained to their professional careers is just that: a myth.
Ann Romney may not understand the burdens of the average middle class stay at home mom, but she understands how hard they work. So, Ms. Rosen, you handed the Republicans a key group that was just starting to realize the harm of the Conservative Christian Republican base. Worse: they were just starting to get active. You need to apologize, not just to Ann Romney, but you need to do some serious soul searching. You had the luxury of pursuing an education and a career path that fulfilled you in many ways. Why do you turn your nose up at women who do the same by staying at home and taking care of their families and their communities?
Ms. Rosen is doing far more harm to the Feminist movement than she is helping. She needs to apologize, and she must apologize for committing the same crime that has befallen this movement time and again. We do not seek to pit women against women. All women need to work together, because, if we don't, we will lose all of the rights we've gained, including the many that make it acceptable in this society for Ms. Rosen to go on television and work. I don't know about you, but I'd like to still have all of the options available to me, as a woman. No matter what my choice is.
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Lubbock Health Department Director Tommy Camden says it didn't 't hurt. Health Board Member Doctor Donald May says this is about his tenth smallpox vaccination. He's ex-military.
Either way, both are bearing arms for their smallpox vaccination, because it's day one of the pre-event smallpox vaccination plan. "We're getting our smallpox response team immunized for two reasons. Number one, in case we have a release of the virus, we can get out there and contain it. Number two, to prepare in the health department so we can further vaccinate the health care response teams who will be on the front lines taking care of patients," said Ken Condon, Bio-Terrorism Coordinator.
That includes emergency room nurses, doctors, hospital laundry workers, and disease investigators. But for now, Condon says nurses will monitor the vaccination closely for seven days. They'll be looking for severe side affects, that sometimes can lead to death.
Recently, Condon says no one has died from taking the small pox vaccination nationally. Condon says they will begin vaccinating EMS, police, and fire immediately after phase one is through. That could possibly be in one month. Then, the vaccination will be offered to the public in the summer of 2004. Vaccinations are not mandatory. They are only given to people who want it, and who pass a strict screening process.
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Frankly, I'm just thankful no one got hurt if anyone tried the male troll dance (I don't know, I don't have the stream) and got their arm/neck injured. Snap! Not meaning to find that funny so much as even in the slightest but I just simply imagine a loud snapping noise in regards to that particular situation.
Since we don't know the full specifics, though, we can't quite condemn the Blizzard staff...yet. For all we know, a quick assessment was done to see if it was reasonable to move him, and then just had to get him to a more accessible part of the room.
Who knows, all, who knows...?


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Our professionaly newly furnished 1800 square feet of air condtioned living space, this luxury Villa consists of large open concept, with cathedral ceilings. The Villa has 3 bedrooms, and pull-out couch. master bedroom has kingsize bed with ensuite, consists of his & her sinks and walk-in shower and large walk-in closet, pocket patio door leading to the heated pool. 2nd bedroom has queensize bed and walk-in closet, pocket patio door leading to the pool 3rd bedroom has twin beds and walk-in closet, with family bathroom situated between the 2 guest bedrooms.
The Villa is fully equipped with all your home amenities such as a large flatscreen TV/cable, DVD player, CD player, Hi-Speed Internet and free long distance telephone with-in U.S.A. and Canada for you holiday enjoyment.
The fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and breakfast sitting area looks out to living and pool area.
The private solar heated pool and pool deck (Lanai) is a relaxing area with beautiful foilage...equipped with outside washroom, garden furnture and gas barbeque,fans and pool lighting for your enjoyment.
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|Other Fees: $95.00 cleaning fee.
- 1 King Bed
- 1 Queen Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Garage
- Linens Provided
- Private Pool
- Beach Chairs
- Heating
- Parking Included
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- Wheelchair Accessible
- Full Kitchen
- Lanai
- Porch
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- Stove
- Blender
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- Oven
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- CD Player
- Hair Dryer
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- Ceiling Fan
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- Refrigerator (Full)
- Toaster
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- Iron
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- Canoeing
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- Grocery Store
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- Shopping Area
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Busch Gardens only 1hr 30min drive
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Great break from the cold
May 4, 2014
Wonderful time. Great location, close to everything. The pool is to die for, great to relax and enjoy. Interior very nicely decorated, comfortable for sleeping, eating and entertaining. We will be returning for sure!
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a lovely home and very clean.
December 10, 2013
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Absolutely Great
September 11, 2013
This place is absolutely great. So much so that we have booked it for this winter and the past 2 as well. The house is exactly as listed above. We especially like the neighborhood. It is quiet but very handy to restaurants, shopping and the beach is a short drive away. We especially like the fact the screened in pool is right outside the patio doors. If you chose to eat in, the house has all you need to do that to. Everything is so well equipped we just take a few personal things and our clothes. In short Gail and Brian have made this a great holiday home.
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It's Florida,the sun is shining who gives a damn !
May 30, 2013
We have just come back from the most perfect holiday and can understand why so many people choose to spend such long breaks or even retirement in this part of Florida. We wanted to stay on the Gulf Coast, but also be able get across to Orlando if necessary. The property that Gail and Brian have is beautifully presented and accommodated three adult couples very comfortably. We were just over an hour from Tampa Airport which was an easy drive on the main highway. The Englewood area has great local beaches and all of the water based activities you would want and a few you didn't know existed. There are also some local art and craft shops in Old Englewood (Dearborn) that are well worth a visit. Everybody is just so friendly and happy to pass the time of day with you. There is plenty of choice with the local restaurants but worth the journey is The Captains Table at Punta Gorda. We spent plenty of time relaxing at the house in the gorgeous pool and watching the local wildlife. Talking of wildlife be sure to get to The White Elephant on a Friday for karaoke !! The worst part of the holiday was coming home but all good things must come to an end and we can't wait to get back to Big Star Avenue. Well done Gail and Brian you have a lovely holiday home in a super location !!
November 19, 2011
The House Has Everything You Could Want And More. Close To Very Good Restaurants, Beaches And Tourist Places Like Busch Gardens. Very Clean And Spacious With A Very Private Pool And Backyard Area. Couldn't Be Better.
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Users that click the phony link will have their PC infected with the ZeuS data theft malware by a drive-by download.
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The e-mails have at times accounted for nearly a quarter of spam sent to LinkedIn users. Cisco has advised the users to delete such contact requests, especially if they do not know who it is from.
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David Moyes wouldn't hesitate to play Jack Rodwell in the FA Cup final.
David Moyes insists he wouldn't hesitate to play Jack Rodwell in the FA Cup final.
Rodwell, 18, has been hugely impressive in the second part of the season when asked to step into Everton's midfield.
The teenager hasn't looked out of place and impressed further as a substitute during Saturday's 3-1 win over West Ham.
Rodwell featured in the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester United and even has a goal at the national stadium to his name - notching for England Under-16s in 2007.
Moyes explained: "He is an awesome player and maturing all the time.
"I'd have no qualms about putting him in. He has athleticism, can pass it and has good temperament.
"I've not finalised the team yet and have things in mind that I'm working towards."
Another player on course to play a key role in the clash with Chelsea on 30 May is Louis Saha. The Frenchman scored twice in the win over the Hammers.
Saha's teammate Joleon Lescott reckons the former Manchester United striker is coming good at just the right time.
"Louis is a great player who has proved himself at the highest level," he said.
"His experience is vital to us and I'm sure we're going to need that over the next two games.
"When you've got someone like Louis up there you are always going to be dangerous."
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Along with seeing typically developing children for their routine well baby and medical care, Dr. Allen specializes in complex and difficult children that have failed conventional treatment or want to pursue a more natural approach. He sees children with sensory processing disorder, special needs, attention issues, anger and other behavioral problems, food and environmental allergies and sensitivities, and children that need support and balancing for their constitution, temperament, or with the nine year change.
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Dr. Allen will actually come to your home for a newborn's first evaluation. He offers these as a courtesy to established new and existing families that belong to our practice and live within the greater sacramento area.
NOTE: Newborn home visits require that you make an appointment before the baby is born for a prenatal visit and to establish your family as a patient.
"The time after birth is so magical and I want the family to be in that cocoon and not disrupted by going out." Michael Allen, MD
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Our vision is to use natural remedies and medicines that ease your child's symptoms, helping them to feel more comfortable, without suppressing their body's own ability to self heal. With Dr. Allen being an MD, he fortunately also has the training to recognize potentially serious situations that might call for the use of conventional medicine, if the body gets overwhelmed. He can use these to stabilize his patients, and then use more natural remedies to re-establish balance and achieve true healing.
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Helping you learn and discover options for safely healing yourself and your children by identifying areas of balance and imbalance, and by preventing new dis-ease, as this is so important in the care of Chronic Illnesses. Treatment recommendations will include options for holistic, anthroposophic, and conventional approaches to you or your child's condition.
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September came and went but before it was too late I had to share with you the best ponytail and fish-tail braid that I ever did receive from John Masters hair team backstage at the Green Shows.
Believe it or not I got into the fashion industry to bring environmental issues to a wider audience. My passion is for nature. I'm the biggest nature freak! I began modeling when I was 17 and have degrees in Environmental Science, Entomology (yes... bugs!), and Geographic Information Systems (radar/remote sensing/mapping) from Cornell.
I was quite literally rocking and rolling in rainforests, studying sewage sludge, managing mine reclamation and mapping invasive species when I was struck with the idea that the fashion industry might be a good venue to disseminate environmental awareness. Now here I am with NEXT Models, working exclusively with designers, projects and programs that are focused on more environmentally - and socially-relevant stuff. I want to show girls that you can totally align your values with who you are as a person... just sometimes takes a little added effort, but it's soooo worth it. You can tune in to my travels - from sustainable style shoots to sustainable development in Africa; shopping tips to my Style, Naturally book tour. www.summerrayne.net
My Sign: Gemini
What are you wearing right now? a John Patrick Organic tee; funky print pants by Henrik Vibskov; big blinging rings by Old Hollywood, Kirsten Muenster and Cloven Hoof; a.d. schwarz African blackwood cuff; zoe&zac wedges.
What has been your most memorable job so far? Shooting with Norman Jean Roy for Vanity Fair only because I thought we were going to die when he started driving 100 mph in the electric tango car. And also Peter Beard - because I wanted to talk Africa and he was all over the place...probably because he had 50 beautiful women walking around the studio!
Originally from? The exotic state of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Where is your home right now? Williamsburg (Brooklyn, NY) most of the time; 2 months at the Mezimbite Forest Centre in Mozambique.
What is always, always in your handbag? Bom lip balm; my wallet; my cell phone
Fragrance you love? a little mango ice-tea roll on perfume...very natural smelling and you can take it anywhere with you!
What workouts do you do? I am psychotic when it comes to being active. I do a lot of total body conditioning, running, dancing, hiking...walk a ton; and I'm starting to do yoga too...
Favourite band? Ray Lamontagne
What are you listening to right now? Tin Pan... a great Brooklyn band.
Favourite designer? Manish Arora. He's bold. Leila Hafzi. She's beautiful and fearless. a.d. schwarz... it's the sustainable development-design project I'm working on in Mozambique.
Favourite store? Kaight NYC on 83 Orchard Street in New York.
Favourite website? Treehugger.com
Latest purchase? A beautiful organic cotton print dress from Birdtextile.com. I got it in Sydney, Australia.
Nickname? Eco-Model, SRO
If your house was on fire, what would you save? My computer; my pet insects
What's your fave thing to do on Saturday? If I'm home, just relax... otherwise sit in the park with friends or play some tennis or something.
September came and went but before it was too late I had to share with you the best ponytail and fish-tail braid that I ever did receive from John Masters hair team backstage at the Green Shows.
This past month I shot an eco-conscious beauty shoot with Gilles Bensimon for Above Magazine - a Vanity Fair-style mag for Avant-garde environmentalists. It took place on a beautiful beach - but unfortunately one located at the tip of Long Island in the middle of winter. Submerged in freezing cold water isn't my ideal shooting condition - but hey, since when do I call the shots on these things anyway? :o) Despite the cold temperatures, I must admit the opportunity to shoot outdoors was invigorating.
I love how Gilles sat right down in the cold water.
The curious case of the dancing dog!
Some editorial shots from ABOVE…
My friend Fabianne closed down her Cafe & Pastry shop on Christmas Eve night and created a feast for us. It was a proper Brazilian Christmas with rice, beans, lentil, fish and the most exquisite desserts. Of course she cooked for an army so I ended up taking about 10 pounds of food home.
Going for the Gold! Gold-plated hair at a recent photoshoot. Hey, rappers get gold teeth. Why can't girls get gold hair?
Passed by the news stand on Prince and saw my cover for the VERY Style Guide for which we did a behind-the-scenes video here. Nice surprise!
My friend Chris and I showing off the staches!
Took a little time out to go kayaking in the rain in Kona, Hawaii. This of course was after I swam with sea turtles.


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R. L. Paschal High School
|R. L. Paschal High School
|3001 Forest Park Boulevard
Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County, 76110
United States
|Co-Educational, Public, Secondary
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|Fort Worth Independent School District
|Purple and white,
R. L. Paschal High School is a secondary school located in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. It is part of the Fort Worth Independent School District and descendant of the city's first secondary school, Fort Worth High School, which opened in 1882. Robert Lee Paschal, an attorney from North Carolina, became principal in 1906. Briefly known as Central High School, it moved to its current location on Forest Park Boulevard in 1955.
Historically it has had a strong academic and sports presence in the city. For example, in 2006-2007, Paschal produced 18 National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists, which was not only more than any other high school in the Fort Worth Independent School District, but more than the entire Dallas Independent School District (10). For the 2007–2008 school year, it has 24 National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists.[1]
It has the distinction of being the only high school represented by a flag on the moon, planted there by astronaut Alan Bean, Class of 1950, on the Apollo 12 mission (1969). It is also one of the very few high schools in the country to produce governors in two different states (Texas and Colorado).
Paschal High School achieved a degree of notoriety in 1985, when a gang called "Legion of Doom" was active at the school.[2][3][4]
Penta Club[edit]
- Math Team
- UIL District Math Champions 2010, 2011, 2012
- UIL District Number Sense Champions 2010, 2011, 2012
- 2nd Place Calculus Bowl 2011
- USA Junior Math Olympiad - 2 qualifiers, 2011; 1 qualifier 2012
Science Club[edit]
- Science Team
- Regional Science Bowl Champions, 2010, 2011
- State Champions - 2011 TMSCA Science
- State Champions - 2011 9/10 Division JETS TEAMS competition; 2012 11/12 Division TEAMS competition
- State Champions - 2011 UIL Science
- Physics Olympiad Semifinals - 1 qualifier, 2011, 2012
- Chemistry Olympiad Semifinals - 2 qualifiers, 2011, 2012
- Biology Olympiad Semifinals - 4 qualifiers, 2011; 2 qualifiers 2012
- Biology Olympiad National Finalist - 1 qualifier 2012
Boys Track and Field[edit]
- Regional Champions 1968
Boys Golf[edit]
Boys Basketball[edit]
- Texas State Champions 1945[7]
- Texas State Champions 1949
- Texas State Champions 1950
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2005
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2006
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2007
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2008
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2009
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2010
- Wilkerson Cup Winner 2011
- Western Hills Cowtown Shootout winner 2012
The Purple Panthers
Currently has two NCA All American mascots; Rascal and Rowdy
Neighborhoods served by Paschal[edit]
Neighborhoods served include:
- Berkeley Place
- Bluebonnet Hills
- Candleridge
- Colonial/Bellaire
- Fairmount
- Frisco Heights
- Mistletoe Heights
- Overton Park
- Park Hill
- Paschal Neighborhood
- Ryan Place
- South Hemphill Heights
- Stonegate
- Tanglewood
- TCU Area
- University Place
- University West
- Wedgwood
- Westcliff
- Worth Heights
Feeder patterns[edit]
The following elementary schools feed into Paschal: Alice Carlson, Clarke, Clayton, Contreras, Daggett, De Zavala, Lily B. Clayton, South Hills, Tanglewood, Westcliff, and Worth Heights.
The following middle schools feed into Paschal: Daggett, McLean, McLean 6th Grade, Rosemont, Rosemont 6th Grade, and William James.
Notable alumni[edit]
|This section does not cite any references or sources. (May 2011)
Famous graduates of R.L. Paschal High School include:
- Captain Alan L. Bean - Fourth astronaut to walk on the moon
- Jim Bronstad - MLB pitcher for the New York Yankees
- T Bone Burnett - Musician, producer, 5-time Grammy winner and Academy Award winner
- Tim Curry - Former DA of Tarrant County
- Price Daniel - Governor of Texas
- Aaron Dismuke - Voice actor for Funimation, having been on Fruits Basket and Fullmetal Alchemist
- Germán Durán - Baseball player for the Texas Rangers
- Ben Hogan - Golfing legend (attended Paschal but dropped out and did not graduate from high school)
- Dan Jenkins, "Father of modern American sportswriting" who wrote for Sports Illustrated for 23 years
- Jeff Newman, MLB All-Star baseball player
- Bill Owens - Governor of Colorado
- Charles Frank Pendleton - Korean War veteran and posthumous recipient of Medal of Honor (Pendleton's widow donated the Medal of Honor to Paschal High School, where it still resides today. Paschal is one of the very few high schools in the United States to be so honored.)
- John Peterson - PGA Golfer, 2011 NCAA Individual National Champion at LSU
- Frank Ryan - Quarterback who played for the Cleveland Browns, won 1964 NFL title
- Bud Shrake - Sports journalist and sports fiction author
- Liz Smith - Famous gossip columnist
- Charles D. Tandy - Founder, Tandy Corporation (now Radio Shack)
- Karen T. Taylor - Forensic and portrait artist
- Von Wafer - NBA Basketball Player
- ^ Two Dozen Fort Worth ISD Students Named National Merit Semifinalists. FWISD
- ^ Jarvis, Jan (July 1985). "Doomsday". D Magazine (Dallas). ISSN 0161-7826. Retrieved 2008-05-28.
- ^ "American Notes Vigilantes". Time. 1985-06-10. ISSN 0040-781X. Retrieved 2008-05-28. "Legion members, mostly wealthy youngsters from prominent families, prowled less well-to-do neighborhoods at night, firing shots at one student's home, exploding a pipe bomb on another's car. A fire bomb tossed at a black student's house failed to hurt anyone only because it fell short and ignited in the front yard."
- ^ Goldstein, Patrick (May 17, 1986). "Teen Vigilante Films: Armed And Dangerous". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved July 16, 2013.
- ^ http://www.uil.utexas.edu/athletics/archives/golf/05_06/5A_results.html
- ^ http://www.uil.utexas.edu/athletics/archives/golf/06_07/5A_results.html
- ^ http://schools.fortworthisd.net/paschal/Pages/OurHistory.aspx
- Arlington Heights High School (Ft. Worth) (Listed by Texas High School Football as the oldest ongoing high school rivalry in Texas history).[1]
External links[edit]
- ^ Texas High School Football, Fall 2008
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Even though Nyan Nyan is not my kami oshi, I decided to giver her my vote this year. Last year, she said, "Among online comments for me, some people wrote, "It's alright, Kojiharu will definitely increase ." or…. "Because Kojiharu seems to be fine, I voted for another girl."… I found a lot of comments like these, but I was not alright at all. So I figured that I want to be a girl who people think she is not fine without their support or a girl who people want to pull for." And it is true, we all want to believe that she is fine on her own. But she is absolutely not. She is just like any other girls on Project48 that need our help. So people, if you can, please show your support to Nyan Nyan, one of the pioneers of the group, the original kami.
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She's my oshimen that why i vote for her. Still i don't agree with those comment. If we kept thought that she's alright...
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