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Notice more trees? Campaign aims to plant 7 billion
A worldwide tree planting campaign is aiming to reach a total of 7 billion by the end of 2009 – that means just over one for everyone on the planet.
The United Nations says the campaign has exceeded expectations since it began in late 2006 with a goal of planting one billion within a year: two billion have been planted already. That means another 5 billion by late 2009.
A lot of the plantings so far have been by carried out governments — including 700 million by Ethiopia, 400 million by Turkey and 250 million by Mexico. That still leaves a lot still to be planted by companies and people like you and me.
Of course it leaves questions about how many survive — there are no checks to see if the saplings — like the one in the photo being planted by Kenyan Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangaari Maathai (right) in 2006, grow to maturity.
Trees absorn carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, as they grow and release it when they rot or are burned. So planting trees can take a chunk out of global warming — a U.N. official says that 7 billion trees would, if they reach maturity, soak up as much greenhouse gases as Russia emits in a year.
Have you noticed more trees in your neighbourhood? Or have you planted any?
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McDonough said: "Imagine this design assignment: Design something that makes oxygen, sequesters carbon, fixes nitrogen, distills water, accrues solar energy to make fuel, makes complex sugars and food, creates microclimates, changes color with the seasons and self replicates. Why don't we knock that down and write on it…?"
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There is more information about the Nobel Peace Prize and Maathai on nobelprize.org. I just watched an interesting video where Maathai says she is the mother of trees.
Tree planting in Europe to off-set CO2 is based on a misunderstanding of trees. Most temporate trees will not reach maturity. They will die from disease or predation. Once they decay, or are burned, they release the carbon they absorbed during their life.
See more info here…
http://www.treenews.org.uk/sylva/can-pla nting-trees-save-the-planet
http://www.newint.org/features/2006/07/0 1/keynote/
The goal is fantastic and hopefully can be achieved.
Let's hope the other governments of this world wake up to the environment before it's too late. How could we get this scheme going in the Amazon, where this 'lung' of the Earth is quickly being attacked by the cancerous growth of illegal and legal land grabbers and tree clearers. The governments of the world should be assisting the Brazilian government to stop these ignorant scumbangs of further denigrating the Earth. Mind you not just in Brazil, there is the USA, Indonesia, the list goes on….Blessed be the planters of these trees.


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Scientists Grow 'Model Brain' From Stem Cells
"In ours, we don't have that spatial organization. We have those regions, but they're not spatially organized in that manner," she said.
And while researchers found some evidence that the different brain regions were functioning, they don't think the organoids were fully wired and connected the way mature adult brains are, because that kind of connection is something that happens at later developmental stages.
"It's sort of like manufacturing all the transistors and resistors in a radio, but not actually wiring it all up so you can listen to the radio," said Amy Bernard, director of structured science for the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle. "But certainly getting those building blocks set in is the first step."
However, "it's very impressive to see the level of differentiation that's achieved in this model," added Bernard, who was not involved with the study.
To further prove the value of watching early brain development this way, the researchers took stem cells from an individual with microcephaly, a developmental problem that affects about 25,000 of the roughly 4 million children born in the United States each year.
They treated the stem cells with chemicals to return them to an embryonic state and then watched them as they began to grow into an early brain.
Compared to the way previous organoids had grown, the stem cells from the individual with microcephaly stopped dividing earlier, so they had fewer total stem cells with which to build a brain, resulting in a smaller overall brain size.
"So in this, we understand how microcephaly developed in one individual patient," Lancaster said.
Their hope is that by studying the process of microcephaly and other developmental problems in many individuals, they will find new ways to diagnose and perhaps treat these kinds of conditions.
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Overview: Coming from tiny Lindenwood University in Missouri, Pierre Desir is one of the less well-known prospects in this draft class, despite most analysts projecting him to go in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft. Since the Bears have shown some interest in him during the pre-draft process, I thought I should let you guys know a little bit more about him. Desir absolutely dominated his level of competition, recording a whopping 25 interceptions during his college career. His stats dipped a bit during his senior season and he only had 4 interceptions, but that was mostly due to opposing quarterbacks avoiding him and he still earned the Cliff Harris Award (top small school DB in the nation).
- Good footwork. Changes direction well with very little wasted motion.
- Able tackler. Shows good form and has the ability to bring down ball carriers consistently.
- Elite ball skills. Catches the ball naturally with his hands and aggressively attacks the ball at its highest point. Looks like a receiver out there.
- Excellent size. At 6-1, 198 lbs. with 33 inch arms, he's exactly what NFL teams are looking for these days.
- Solid zone instincts. recognizes route combinations well and is very rarely caught out of position.
- Good special teamer. Definitely has the ability and was not too big for it, despite clearly being the best player on his team.
- Shut down corner. There were multiple games I saw that the opposing quarterback didn't throw in his direction once.
- Level of competition concerns. Didn't play against NFL caliber opponents.
- Not as aggressive in run support as one might like or expect from a corner of his size. Seems a little too content to let others make the tackle.
- Must learn to press correctly. Doesn't redirect the receiver as well as he could.
- Needs to deal with blocks better. Doesn't shed well and tends to take the long way around blockers rather than take them on.
NFL Player Comparison: Aqib Talib, Denver Broncos. High praise, I know. This comparison is mostly about physical characteristics. Though he has a long way to go, I think Desir has the talent to be as good as Talib. He definitely has the size, athleticism and instincts to compete at the NFL level.
The Way I See It: I would love this pick for the Bears at 51. Desir might take some time to adjust to the speed of the NFL game, but he did well at the senior bowl when pitted against the best college football has to offer, so his contributions might come sooner rather than later. He could sit behind Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings for a year, and I think he'll develop into one of the steals of this draft.


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For many in Sandy's path, the storm itself was terrifying. On Staten Island, houses collapsed, crushing people underneath; in Breezy Point, families fled blocks of homes in flames. But in Redfern, the real struggle began the next day, when it became clear that power wouldn't return for weeks.
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It's plain and simple here folks, the Hawkeyes can stop the run and the Badgers can run the ball with the best of them. The only question for Saturday morning is, who prevails?
Iowa comes into the game with the 12th best defense in the country in terms of points against at 18.1. Most of their success on defense is due to the senior line backing core that includes, James Morris, Christian Kirksey, and Anthony Hitchens. The trio has been dominant in their ability to stop the run.
This Hawkeye defense has allowed just two 100 yard rushers so far this season and hadn't allowed one for the first six games of the year. They also hadn't allowed a rushing touchdown in the first six games either. All of that changed on the trip to Columbus when Carlos Hyde hit the Hawkeye defense for 149 yards and two touchdowns. Braxton Miller also went over 100 yards with 102 on 18 carries. The Buckeyes have really been the only team to have success on the ground against the Hawks.
Now, this defense has slipped a little bit in the past. I mentioned the Ohio State game, but last week against Northwestern Stephen Buckley tagged the Hawkeyes for 99 yards. This makes you wonder if, as they get into the tougher part of their Big Ten schedule, they slip up a little bit.
If they are going to slip up and let someone tag them for a lot of yards, Wisconsin has the duo to do so. Melvin Gordon and James White are two guys that have big time play making ability. Gordon on the year has 107 carries, 1012 yards, and 11 touchdowns. That's 9.5 yards per carry, and no that is not a typo. Gordon is putting up video game like numbers for the Badgers. James White's number are quite as video game like, but he still remains productive. White has 108 carries, 672 yards, and 7 touchdowns on the year.
Wisconsin's offense is 8th in the entire country in rushing yards per game with 297 and they are 17th in points for at 40. So, the Hawkeyes have their hands full.
Last week against Illinois, both ball carriers went for over 100 yards and both recorded a touchdown. Coming off big games like this I'm sure they would like to keep it rolling with their confidence level up in the clouds.
On the other hand, the Hawkeyes are also going to have to be effective in setting the pace for this game if they want to have any shot at winning it. Wisconsin's defense comes in at 6th in the country in points against at 16 a game. A steady diet of Mark Weisman and Damon Bullock early should give Jake Rudock more confidence and more time to throw the football.
Wisconsin comes into the game ranked 24th in the country with losses to just Arizona State by two and Ohio State by seven. Iowa comes in with three losses on the year to Ohio State, Northern Illinois, and Michigan State.
The Hawkeyes are coming off an emotional overtime win last week against Northwestern, so Kinnick should be rocking again and with the Hawkeyes being the underdog, home field advantage can't hurt.
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The Milwaukee Brewers placed relief pitcher Brandon Kintzler on the disabled list and called up RHP Rob Wooten, the team announced Saturday night.
Kintzler has a mild strain of his rotator cuff, something he's been dealing with for the last two weeks. Kintzler isn't too worried about it, saying it'll be a "quick."
"I've been kind of battling through it the last two weeks," Kintzler told Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. "It just got to a point where I got tired of battling it. It's a long season; it'll be a quick fix. I was able to loosen it up by game time … but playing catch during the day just wasn't really good. I got tired of grinding through it every day trying to get ready for a game in April."
In five innings this season, Kintzler has allowed no runs and just two hits.
Wooten, who was among the final roster cuts during spring training, will replace Kintzler in the bullpen. The 28-year-old reliever appeared in 27 games for the Brewers in 2013, posting a 3.90 ERA.
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Before you came along, your dad was sort of a regular guy. He may have had long hair and been a regular at the local dive where he spent every night living his "dream" of becoming a pool shark. Before you, your dad may have listened to his music too loudly, spent his days off at the beach with mom, and gone out every Friday night. Before you, his ambitions may have been outlandish – reaching into space with astronauts or plunging deep into the ocean with scuba divers. But things changed. Life was no longer about staying up late and getting out of work early. It became all about you.
Your father has dedicated all of these years to you, making sure you're provided for, safe, and happy. This amazing love deserves some recognition, which is why we have Father's Day, but this year, take the time to recognize exactly why your dad is amazing – because he is. Our fathers have done things for us over the years that when we're younger, we don't understand, but in retrospect, we comprehend the immeasurable love they have for us and what an amazing gift that is.
He's Your Biggest Fan
Remember when you went through "that phase?" Well, your dad still loved you and thought you were adorable, didn't he? Yeah, that's because our dads will always think we're great (it's sort of an unwritten law). Our dads brag about us, congratulate us on our achievements, and are proud of our accomplishments. If it was a fad to wear buttons expressing sentiments towards their children, you'd probably think that ½ the world's youths were running for president.
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The Perfect Gifts for the Perfect Guy
Though they'll say it's the other way around, we know men are no picnic to shop for. No man lusts after yet another button down shirt and really, how many bad ties does one guy need? If your dad is techy, then sure, go for some cool new invention, but not all even understand texting yet. And, as always, there's the issue of money. For those of us who can't afford an all-expenses paid trip for Dad to Europe, our options are fewer – but that doesn't mean he has to like his gift any less, we just have to be smarter about what we're getting. It's said that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach…and based on experience, I'd say it's pretty accurate. So, this year for Father's Day, try out gifts that unite your #1 guy's favorite pastimes with the tastes he loves most:
Because He Eats Like a Man…
For reasons I'll never be able to comprehend, men love to grill. So, help them get to it. Give Dad a gift that allows to get his grill on. Gifts like our Barbecue Boss Basket give Dad all the rubs and marinades he needs to create delicious meals like never before. Not so sure of the tools he's got? Check out our Father's Day Grilling Gift Basket which includes not only gourmet marinades and rubs, but all the tools required to man the grill. And don't underestimate the power of steaks. Would I be a little leery of someone sending me a steak? Yeah, but guys really like them. In fact, they're listed in the top 10 Father's Day gifts on AskMen.com, and we've got plenty on our site to choose from.
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Everyone knows that man's best friend is a dog – but puppies aren't really the greatest presents. Second best mate? Beer, of course. But then, buying Dad a six pack doesn't really cut it for Father's Day. So, we've created beer baskets that combine unique brews with gourmet treats – so his night's ready to go. Whether he's a microbrew kind of guy, enjoys different tastes from around the world, or prefers beers specifically from Ireland, we've got the right arrangement of drinks and snacks for your hero.
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The answer to what women want? Sorry to disappoint, but the answer to that question most likely doesn't exist. There is no one perfect gift for all women, but there are such things as perfect gifts for one woman. For Mother's Day this year, save yourself (and your bank account) a trip to Tiffany's, because you're not on the right track. Check out this list of things that your Mom actually wants on her day of honor, and relax knowing that you've found something that's perfect for your leading lady.
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Mothers are awesome. Let's face it: no one else would have changed our diapers and still thought we were cute. And on the second Sunday in May (that's Mother's Day, and now you have no excuse), many moms are honored with beautiful bouquets, divine chocolates, and great gift baskets. But not all are so lucky. Every year, some children give their mothers astonishingly awful presents. So, when picking out gifts for your leading ladies this year, rest assured that you can rule these options out:
A poor choice for two reasons: 1. No one should look at a bra and say, "My mom would stun in that," and 2. You may get the size wrong. It may not seem it, but there's a huge difference between a 32B and 36C. Let's try and not remind our mothers how perky their breasts were before years of breastfeeding.
Scales, Nutrisystem, or anything else related to dieting
Nothing says, "I love you, Mom," like pointing out that she's gained weight. Again, we did some damage to that body. Don't rub it in.
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Military style poaching has been witnessed in Garamba National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo, this year, with poachers employing helicopters and advanced weaponry. 109 elephants were lost between April and August this year as a result of this poaching onslaught.
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Hook is the first person who hasn't let her down. Even though he's done some bad things in his past, he's never done anything bad to Emma. He's always been good to her and shown up for her. That's been her biggest issue with how many times she's been abandoned and left behind, and Hook shows up for her. - Jennifer Morrison
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I don't want to judge him yet because we had such a bad O-line last year. I think he is a very good RB and can complete the drill for us as long as we get some holes opened for him. Let's give him a chance and see how he does this fall.
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Steven Jackson wants Falcons to rank top 10 in rushing
By D. Orlando Ledbetter
He better get his act together, he was a joke last year. Hope he turns it around.
he was a waste of money....
Barry Sanders would have had a hard time running behind the Center, Right Guard and Right Tackle turnstiles we had last season. Judge Steven Jackson by his performance this season as the line is significantly improved with the upgrades of Asomoah and Matthews.
Everyone here knows most RBs fall off a cliff at the age of 30 and that's exactly what Jackson did. He may have gained a few more yards but the o-line woes had nothing to do with the hamstring that sidelined him. That was father time. He's a Falcon now so some will want to conjure up reasons why but the fact is he's an old back that is hanging on because he thought he would get a ring. Steven Jackson at best is a short yardage back now. Let Freemen and Quiz/Smith split the load and let Jackson pick the 3rd and 1 or 2 between the tackles. If Jackson is the feature back this season Mike Smith is an idiot.
Actually the whole team played bad last season. You can write about one player but I saw the games and losing was a team effort from top to bottom.
Mr Ledbetter, One of your colleagues is making fun of spelling errors:
I'm not the only one that finds misspelled words by professionals troubling. If you must delete my comments on it, then you need to pick on Schultz too.
Thank god Jackson is meditating 10-15 minutes a day! We all know how meditating 10-15 minutes a day prevents soft tissue injuries. Sam Baker needs to start meditation 10-15 hours a day!
Give Jackson a decent offensive line and he'll gain 1,000 yards. Funny how Ryan's drop off in play is automatically attributed to the oline, but Jackson's off year is solely due to him getting old. When he was healthy, he ran hard. I guess no one saw the SF game late in the season. Ask Donte Whitner whether or not Jackson ran hard.
Well that's a attainable goal, if you use three backs and the offensive line they assembled steps their game up. Even if Jackson plays at a high level this season, I'd still like the coaching staff to monitor his reps. You want a guy like that to be healthy down the stretch. Especially if this team is good enough to get into the playoffs.
As per Steven Jackson: Las Vegas is definitely where I'd go if I wanted some extended work outs!
If Jaxson want 2 be in the top 10 in rushung then he need 2 be bench
Different subject but how good do you think TD is at picking safeties in the third round? DeCoud and Southward. I hope he has learned.
Does anyone think that Antoine Smith will get a fair shot to show his wares this year?
TreeRollins....you are right, Rodgers did hit the hole faster. He just didn't gain any yards.
What this team needs is a schedule loaded with losers. That's about all they ever beat. Not tough enough, someone said.
He's gained weight and gotten too slow to hit the holes on time exactly like what happened to Turner his last 2 years...
Can we PLEASE just be honest - he was a great player who showed throughout the season last year that he is washed up! Both Rodgers and Snelling hit the hole with much more speed and quickness last year.
If he wants us to be top 10 rushing then he should mentor the new back from FSU and remove himself from the games. That's our only chance. Folks I WATCHED the games last year. He sucked! I thought he was a great back in his days with the Rams. But I thought Turner was great when we first got him also! Give it up Jackson and the Falcon's -there's nothing left in that peace pipe!
" Last season, the Falcons dipped to 4-12 after playing the NFC Championship game.".....should read "Last season, the Falcons dipped to 4-12 after their GM had no clue as to the lack of talent on the offensive line."
His new backup is already putting pressure on him. That's good.
I'll be satisfied if we get 10 games out of him ...
Barry Sanders did have terrible o-lines. The entire team was garbage. That's partly the reason why he retired so early. My problem in watching Jackson last season was the fact that with all of the gas he supposedly has left, he could not run any better than Quizz or Snelling in terms of ypc. Either way we judge him, 2014 will be the final chapter.
i saw it, one punishing hit by Jackson in how many carries?
He will if he can stop fumbling and missing pass pros in practice.
@RandyFalcon Maybe he can't get the playbook down. Years ago Jarvis Redwine was picked by the Vikings after a stellar career at Nebraska... he could hit the hole etc, he would play and look good but it turned out he wasn't running the play that was called and he could never get the plays down
@RandyFalcon I think the main reason why he doesn't get running back reps is----- he arguably is their best special teams player.
No way. We had the perfect opportunity last year, with nothing on the line to give him about 4 games to see what he could do and saw nothing. This even after MS said he would get that chance. It may be a fluke but when a RB get 5 tries and gains 145 yds., 29 YPC and 2 TD's he should get a chance. We didn't give him that chance and may have wasted a draft pick on a RB.
I really hope so! He looked great compared to all the other guys ast year. They must have a problem with him or something because he was so much better than the rest.


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First timer. Botox and Restylane injections in my left glabellar region. Bad headache for two days, resolved with imitrex. Now struggling with exhaustion, fatigue, vertigo, lighthededness, mild nausea from Day 1 until today (Day 4). Resting, but frightened because I don't know how long it will last. Anyone want to share that? Plastic surgeon has been very attentive.
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I am so glad to hear that things seem to be getting better for you. Hopefully the worst is behind you and you will continue to feel better each day.
Here is a forum where others are talking about having some of the same symptoms you mention after getting Botox:
Vertigo, exhaustion, fatigue, lightheadedness.
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What are your votes for the best restaurants in the Clear Lake area of Houston?
I've lived just north of Clear Lake for decades and never tried T-Bone Tom's but I'm going to soon. I've heard mixed reviews about it. I used to like Tommy's Patio Cafe on Bay Area Blvd but haven't been there in a number of years. Miller's Cafe has great burgers. Crazy Cajun on Nasa Road 1 was excellent but I haven't been there in years either. It may not even be there any longer. The one place that I have eaten at recently that I really love is Floyd's on I-45 at Nasa Road 1. http://www.floydsseafood.com/ I love fried frog legs and they are the best I've ever found in the Houston area. I used to have to drive to Winnie to get decent ones but Floyd's has changed that for me. They are actually in Webster but it's just a hop, skip and jump away from Clear Lake. Since Landry's bought Babin's and Pappadeaux's on the Kemah Boardwalk, I haven't been back down there at all. It's a huge headache finding parking unless you go at off hours on a week day. It's not worth it anymore because they changed up the recipes a bit and it's not good anymore. I think Pappadeaux's is still closed anyway. A lot of people like Frenchie's Italian Restaurant in Clear Lake but I never saw the attraction.
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Pappadeaux is not on the Kemah Boardwalk, it's in Seabrook. Also I don't believe Landry's bought them, it's not listed on the Landry's web site. According to the Pappadeaux website. it's re-opened.
re: James Cristinian
You're right, it's across the water from the Boardwalk. The parking there is not near as bad as the Boardwalk. I had heard Landry's bought it too but am hoping they didn't. I liked Babin's a lot and after Landry's bought them I tried it twice and that was it for me. Just not good anymore.
I just checked the website and it says it's still closed. http://www.pappadeaux.com/location/?i... Drat, I was ready to make plans to go eat there.
re: texasredtop
I checked a different Pappadeaux website and it didn't say anything about them being closed. I must say your link looks more cuurrent.You might try Outriggers at the end of the same street. It's got the waterfront view the boardwalk has, without the hassle. I've been a couple of times, it's been a while, I don't really remember what I had, it obviously didn't blow me away, but it didn't turn me off, and the view can't be beat, you are even closer to the water than Kemah. I second Floyd's, although I have not been to that location. Another place that is a bit of a drive but lose enough is Monument Inn on the ship channel.
re: James Cristinian
We eat at Monument Inn quite a bit. It's very close to home for me. I only like a few things they have. The scallops as long as they aren't fried are usually good but you have to tell them not to overpower them with seasoning. The oysters are very good. I don't care for their regular fried shrimp but they have a "pan fried" shrimp dish that is very good. Their crawfish are good too. The cinnamon rolls are excellent if you can get them fresh. They have quit bringing them out by the basketful and only give you one for two people. You have to ask for more. The waiter told me they were throwing too many out.
The Floyd's on 45S and Nasa 1 is very good and their lunch menu is a great bargain. But I mostly go for the fried frog legs :-)
So what do you know about T-Bone Tom's?
re: texasredtop
I lived in Clear Lake years ago, and only went to T-Bone Tom's a couple of times. All I had were burgers and they were delicious. I read good things about their fried shrimp, but beware, it was on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, so I'd expect a wait at peak times. I uses to like Joe Lee's when it was on the boardwalk before Landry's ruined it. They've moved and I read on b4 u eat that they really jacked up the prices, a shame.
re: James Cristinian
Joe Lee's was my favorite at Kemah but I haven't heard anything good about them since they moved so I haven't been to their new location. We used to book all of our company outings there because everyone really liked them. Guess it went to their head. When Babin's came it made me forget about Joe Lee's but after Landry's bought them out and I had two bad experiences there with food and service, I just skip the Boardwalk altogether.
I just took a look at Joe Lee's menu and it seems that their prices may have doubled but it only brought them in line with other area restaurants. I don't think they are asking too much if they are still as good as they used to be. http://joelees.com/picstorage/4a3abb3... You'll pay even more at most places and it won't be that good.
re: James Cristinian
The Pappadeauxs is gone - not even a building remains. We ate at T-Bone Tom's a few months ago and were not so impressed except for the Armadillo Eggs - those were great. We just saw the episode on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and we may go again to try the items they had on there.
re: Cookie Baker
I don't count the demise of Pappadeaux as a major loss. I've been to Gilhooley's in San Leon and they had good grilled oysters. I'm pretty sure they've re-opened. I've also heard good things about Top Water Grill, but I'm not sure of their status. Cookie Baker, do you know about world class dive bar Merribelle's on the Seabrook strip? I heard they were flattened like everything else. Also what about the seafood shops? I heard Rose's was open, but I usually bought at Mai's across the street. How is the rest of the area? I feel a small roadie for some oysters now that the water is cold.
re: James Cristinian
I've been to Top Water Grill 5-6 times. It's lots of fun to watch the pelicans and the Monk Parakeets. The experience is great but the food, well, just so so. We've tried a wide variety of things from there but nothing was enough to go there for the food alone. I know we're the only ones that think it's average, if that, in the food department but that's just our experience. I hear they are rebuilding.
At Pappadeaux's I loved two items on the menu. The Blackened Shrimp and Crawfish Fondeaux (you have to pay extra now to get the oysters in it - which is a must) and the Creme Brulee. I've tried lots of items on their menu but those two things were my favorites.
The oysters at Monument Inn are some of my favorites.
re: texasredtop
We hit T-Bone Tom's today and the armadillo eggs are awesome. I had the marinated ribeye which was good and my husband had the double cheeseburger which he liked very much. Once I was there, I remembered having gone in there several times decades ago when it was a meat market. They sold tenderized flank steak and I used it for chicken fried steak. It was very good. We'll go back but I'll get something other than the ribeye next time. It was a lot for lunch.
re: James Cristinian
Top Water Grill's phone message says they will be open late January 2010. Before Ike we went regularly and will return once they reopen. Their fresh oysters were delicious. I wasn't a fan of their crabcakes but it had more to do with them being too spicy for me. We would also order the grilled fish or fried shrimp.
re: James Cristinian
Gilhooleys reopened and is as great as ever. Topwater reopened but it just doesnt seem as great as it was before the storm.
re: texasredtop
this restaurant was taken by ike and is no longer there. just an empty parking lot now. sad and missed.
re: tlegray
We also go to 888 on El Camino for american chinese especially for their vegetable trio in garlic sauce. The mango chicken in garlic sauce is suppose to be good too.
Korean BBQ on El Dorado for spicy tofu soup and korean pancakes.
Seabrook's Classic Cafe; I go for fish or shrimp tacos. They are also suppose to have good breakfast but I haven't tried it yet.
For burgers we prefer to make our own but will go to BJ's Brewery or Fuddruckers. BJ's has good fried onion strings.
For pizza we like Angelo's margherita pizza
I don't know that these are "the best" but we like them and these are the items I don't make at home.
re: tlegray
since I posted the above we have tried Perry's Meat Market on Scarsdale and Miller's Cafe on Bay Area for burgers....I'm on a burger quest at the moment. So far I prefer the cheeseburger at Miller's Cafe. Perry's was good but not as juicey as the Miller's burger, plus Miller's grilled the bun on the same part of the grill as the pattys were cooked. Perrys may toast the bun but it didn't have the flavor that the Miller's bun had.
I still want to try the cheeseburger at T-Bone Tom's and I want to revisit the burger at Carlos' Beer Garden on Hwy 3. I remember it being very good.
and as a side note. My husband had the rib eye sandwich at Perry's Meat Market on Scarsdale. It was delicious. I'm going back for that.
re: tlegray
Another place we go to regularly is Los Ramirez but only for breakfast. I like their eggs and chorizo. My daughter likes their nopales and eggs, and my husband likes their chilaquiles. We've also sampled their menudo and while it can be a little greasy, I'll take it home, put it in the frig, then the next morning skim off the oil. It's so good. Flavors are right and the tripe is cooked well. We've tried their lunch and dinner items but so far have not hit on anything worth going back.
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Just tried Classic's CFS and was not impressed. It's the first time so we may try them again to see if it was an off day. Delicious gravy though.
Hubby likes their Fried Cat Fish Po-boy which is now an off menu item.
I guess it all depends what you are looking for:
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re: George T.
Waels on Space Center and Bay Area is a good spot for Mediterranean food. Also Outriggers in Kemah for fish tacos.
Anyone know of where I can get the best pulled pork sandwich in the area ?
re: haji1096
Well if ya'll are looking for a good seafood place thats not going to put a massive hole in your wallet, might I recomend The Fishplace, on Bay Area. For fish its pretty reasonable. I bet their fish tacos are way better then Outriggers. And they recently put pork chops on the menu that are worth a try. The dinning room is nice and cozy, a bit cold sometimes but cozy. The service is good, hard to understand the cashiers at times though. However once you get your food it all makes sense as to why anybody would be there. The food is GREAT! I believe its on the corner of Bay area and Dianna. In the Cash america pawn parking lot.
Reviving this post just to say we saw T-Bone Tom's on Diner's Drive-In's and Dives tonight, and it did look delicious. We whiz by the Kemah exit on I-10 every week, but we'll be stopping in soon. Too bad Kemah has the Landry-locked rep. I shoulda paid more attention to TexasRedTop's posts here.
Another place I want to try that is nearby is another meat market turned restaurant, the original Perry's: Perry & Sons Market and Grille meat market/casual restaurant at the Scarsdale exit. Anyone been there?
re: Lambowner
I can hear DDD on in the other room. Bet hubby is watching too. The armadillo eggs at T-Bone Tom's are stuffed with brisket and they are so good. Best I've had. I haven't been to the Perry's on Scarsdale in many years but it was always good when I went. They have that huge pork chop just like they serve in the steakhouse. It's very casual and only a few tables. You sit right in front of the meat cases. But I've always been able to get a seat right away. Next time I go I'm getting the burger. I always come away with some roasts and other items because I sit there and pick out the ones I want while I'm waiting on my food. I would recommend it. It's not fabulous but it's solid. Try Cullen's hamburgers sometime when you're down this way.
Also, I just remembered, Perry's Meat Mkt has a new location in Friendswood too. But Scarsdale is much more convenient to I-45.
re: texasredtop
Oops, yes, I meant I-45, not I-10. Don't want to get people lost. Looking forward to trying the original Perry's.
re: Lambowner
Take a chair with your back to the meat case or you'll be bringing home lots of beef!!
re: texasredtop
TRT, we went to Perry's on Scarsdale recently and thoroughly enjoyed it. White cloth tables surrounded by cases of meats, what's not to like? The owners/staff were incredibly friendly. We went with the idea of trying their burger, but got enticed by the steak. A truly enjoyable meal, and affordable wine prices.
re: Lambowner
I think I'm going there today. Haven't been in several years. You're making me hungry!!
re: Lambowner
Thanks for posting this today and the timing was perfect as I read it right before we headed out for lunch. Hubby got the burger as always and loved it as much as he has in the past, it looked really good, really meaty. I got the rib-eye sandwich after reading tlegray's post and boy was it good. The steak was so juicy and cooked so perfect. Maybe even the slightest bit underdone which is okay by me. I just don't want anything more cooked than a medium rare and so many people overcook it. We got the stuffed jalapenos and onion rings. Jalapenos were not worth the $7 (more than the burger). Not even slightly spicy. The onion rings were good. I cut my sandwich in half and ate half and pulled the steak off the other half and ate it without the bread. The steak did not need the bread detracting from it. Next time I will get the steak and the roasted vegetables. Had a piece of key lime pie which was delicious. Glad I worked out 2 hours this morning :-) We'll start going back there more often.
re: texasredtop
so glad you liked the ribeye sandwich
re: texasredtop
Next time I'll get that rib-eye sandich! Sorry to hear about the jalapenos, I love all things jalapeno. If you like them as much, stop in any Willie's Icehouse and order the fried ones (sometimes an off the menu item). Or 1/2 jal. and 1/2 pickles. With ranch and queso on the side. Best fried jalapenos in town, and enough for a bunch of people.
re: Lambowner
I've had those and they are good. We usually get them anytime they are offered on a menu. But none of them are as good as T-Bone Tom's armadillo eggs. You really need to try those. Jalapenos stuffed with chopped beef brisket. So good!! And huge!
Hubby said the jalapenos on his burger were very good and spicy so I don't know why the stuffed ones were so bland, no spice, no flavor. Maybe they are frozen? And way way too expensive for 6 little peppers that aren't any good.
re: texasredtop
Texasredtp, we just got back from a quickie one nighter in Galveston, (more on a Galveston thread), and we hit Perry's Scarsdale on the way down. I think I found the problem with the jalapenos, they have Sysco written all over them. Wanting an appetizer, I asked the two girls there about the crab stuffed mushrooms, was the crab real or not. They exchanged puzzled looks and said what is fake crab? Ok, does it have red flakes? I don''t know, it comes out of a can. All right forget the apps, it was between the mushrooms and jalapenos, which I didn't ask about. We did have an excellent crab stuffed jalapeno at Red Snapper Inn in Surfside on the way home, the seeds and ribs were left in and they were spicy, really good, and we got five for the same seven dollar price. Anyway, back to Perry's. I'd read about pork chop Wednesday on B4ueat and how crowded it got. We got there right at 11 am, and I'm craving chiken fried steak, which I had read about, and ordered it, the meat was tender, but it was cooked in bread crumbs, I'm more of a flour guy, mixed with bread crumbs ok. I really can't complain, it was good enough, and I ate every bite, just not my favorite style of cooking. The wife got the three inch bone in chop, for 8.99, and sewing up in one word, "memorable", the highest praise she will give, and since we always share, I can concur. I had a view of the food coming out, we were numbers one and two, and when we left they were on number forty three, and everyone except me got the pork chop. Forty two chops and one chicken fried steak. Next time, I'm going for that ribeye steak sandwhich tlegray suggests, and she and the other forty two get the chops. I'll play my trump card, I can feed on my wife's chop.
re: James Cristinian
I just cannot wrap my mind around how anyone can make a jalapeno so bland. I've NEVER experienced that. Sure some are not very hot but they always had great taste. I love them stuffed with crab but found I love the ones at T-Bone Tom's even more. They are stuffed with chopped bbq brisket. I wouldn't have dreamed they would be so delicious. But I am a huge fan of hot and sweet.
I've had the pork chop, never again. Way way way too much meat for me. It was good but my husband ate 2/3 of it. I like a lot of little servings, a lot of variety. That pork chop was as big as my head. The rib-eye sandwich was good, I had it the last time I went after reading tlegray's post. In fact I think we went that very day or the next, don't remember but it was soon after reading that. I ate half as a sandwich and got tired of fighting the bread and ate the other half of the meat solo. It was better without the bread. Next time I think I will try one of their steaks. The pork chop is the same as the hoity toity Perry's in Clear Lake so I'm assuming the filet might be too. I've had the filet at the fancy Perry's and it was delicious. And at the fancy Perry's they give you the steak and about 5 tiny servings of sides. Maybe 3 Tablespoons each and they were all wonderful. That's how I like to eat a meal but you rarely find anyone that serves a plate like that.
Next time you head that way, stop in League City (just south of the main drag but only a few blocks off of I-45, at Little Daddy's Gumbo Bar. Yum!!! Their gumbo is some of the best restaurant gumbo in town. I got the small serving and it was too much for me. I love their fries too.
re: James Cristinian
Hard to believe 43 diners fit in that dining room!
re: Lambowner
There's a Kemah exit on I-10? I don't think so. You probably mean I-45 (Gulf Freeway). And just for clarification - EVERYTHING in the Kemah Boardwalk complex is owned by Landry's, whose sole owner is Tilman Fertitta. This is the same company that is tearing down the Flagship Hotel in Galveston, in preparation for building another Boardwalk-style amusement venue there.
I have to agree with all the posters here who mentioned Perrys - I've been eating in their restaurants for over 15 years and have NEVER been disappointed. Yes, that pork shop is as big as your head -- every bite tender and delicious. Back in the early 90s, when I still lived in the Clear Lake area, spouse and I were regulars at the Italian Cafe on Nasa 1. I've heard that its not quite what it used to be, but back in the day I needed almost a weekly "fix" of their ravioli in rose cream sauce. The BYOB policy with no corkage fee was a big draw too.
re: Cheflambo
I liked the Italian Cafe - was never disappointed. Haven't been in many years though. Perry's also has an upperscale Italian place that was also good but much more expensive than the Italian Cafe. While everyone raves about Frenchie's, I never liked it.
re: Cheflambo
Fertitta ruined the Kemah boardwalk. I am fortunate to have gone way back when you had everthing from super casual Joe Lee's to the original, real Flying Dutchman and Jimmie Walker's. I won't go near the place now. I have mixed feelings about what he is doing in Galveston..The Flagship was an old dog that needed to be put down before Ike heavily damaged it. I was thinking about staying there and checked it out, it was very run down. Galveston can use the revenues an amusement type park would bring, and I don't see it being on a large scale like Kemah. He tried to make the Corpus Christi waterfront another Kemah, and the good folks down there told him to stick it.
re: James Cristinian
I stayed at the Flagship one New Years Eve about 25 years ago and it was awful then. The shower from the room above us leaked down into our bathroom. It had mildew on the ceiling too. Gross. I never considered staying there again.
re: James Cristinian
AGREE!! I live 5 minutes from Kemah and NEVER go to the boardwalk. It used to be so quaint!
And those Armadillo Eggs at T-Bone Tom's are wonderful!
re: Lambowner
Finally made it to T-Bone Tom's and had a wonderful meal there. The Armadillo eggs were all they are cracked up to be, and more....delicious. And nearly every table ordered them. DH had the marinated steak topped with mushrooms, the green beans and cole slaw. He loved every bit of it. He's a cole slaw geek and thought it was some of the best he's had. The bacony green beans also drew comment and the steak was cooked rare as requested. I had the two meat plate with pulled pork topped with grilled onions and jalapenos ("the pig") and sausage with BBQ sauce on the side, potato salad and pintos. Best potato salad outside of my kitchen. Seriously, no Sysco truck in this lot. The pulled pork was tender and juicy and deeply colored and flavored...outstanding. The sausage was good, but I'm not a huge fan of sausage so I don't know why I even ordered it! We waited 15 minutes on a Sunday late lunch time. Service was swift and friendly. Awesome outing. We will definitely do it again.
Tookie's is coming back. Just started Demolition and Rebuild today (to be finished mid-July).
Check out their Facebook page if you wish: www.facebook.com/pages/Tookies/342043...
I have no interest or connection with this restaurant, except I am interested in eating there again.
re: mprasek
That's great news. I love the squealer.
re: mprasek
Stomps, stomps, stomps, stomps, stomps w/ cheddar - ice house special yea baby!
re: mprasek
Tookies is open and thriving. The burgers are still great. Had the squealer last week.
re: valswill
I agree, still love Tookies. We tried Stomps down the road and it wasn't bad but I still like Tookies better.
I found myself in the Clear Lake area yesterday just past the lunch hour and while driving on NASA Parkway, spotted a Tex-Mex/Mex-Mex place called Eduardo's. There were lots of cars out front and so I pulled in and had lunch. The menu offered "Texas" enchiladas or "Mexican" enchiladas, and I ordered the cilantro sauced chicken fajita enchiladas off the Mexican side. They were delivered hot (which is so important to me) with a side of creamy refrieds and rice on a separate plate (black beans or frijoles soup beans also available). The cilantro sauce was creamy and tasty, the chicken fajitas inside cut into 1/2 inch squares were not fresh grilled, but rather "mise en place" item, but still tender and not dried out. Salsa was smokey and tasty, service was prompt and attentive.
Eduardo's Mexican Kitchen
911 Nasa Pkwy, Webster, TX 77598
re: Lambowner
Eduardo's use to be farther east on NASA and was called Mely's. They didn't get many customers, though the Mely's on the other side of the lake was always full. Menu and food were the same. I'm not sure why they changed the name to Eduardo's but the move has been good to them. We've been a couple of time before the move. Thanks, I'll have to try them again.
Dan's Pizza Co - 15148 Hwy 3, Webster
Daugher was introduced to this place at work. This is their go-to place when they are too busy to take lunches. She came home raving. We've tried it several times and it's become a favorite. We order the Heart Healthy Pizza. It's an olive oil/garlic based sauce with artichoke hearts, feta, & vegies. The combination with their crust is addicting. We also get thier Greek Salad and sometimes I'll just order this because it's so tasty.
Other items we've ordered; Lasagna which was good. Portion wasn't huge but was filling for $8/each. Also the Pepperoni Pizza which reminds me of the pizzas I got as a kid from a small family run pizzeria in CA. I still haven't figured out if I like them or maybe I'm stuck on the HH pizza. A friend said it was the closest thing she's had to a New York style pizza. I'm not a fan of the bread sticks. They taste like they've been nuked so they can give them to you hot though they are wrapped in foil so not sure that they nuke them but you get the idea.
It's a little place in an old strip mall on Hwy 3 near Barringer. No seating to eat, maybe a small table, so it's strictly take-out as far as I'm concerned. I think they are from Staten Island. Nice people too.
Anybody got any recs for Indian or Pakistani in the area? I stopped off at Cuisine of India on the Nasa Parkway on the rec of an acquaintance once. It wasn't bad but very bland by the standards of Little India or even Sugar Land or Stafford Indian restaurants and I was surprised (and disappointed). I just had the lunch buffet so things might be different off the regular menu, I don't know. It's supposedly Indian and Nepalese, which is one reason I wanted to try it, but there's very little identified as Nepalese on the menu (and no yak meat) and I don't think there was anything Nepalese on the buffet.
Any place better that I should try if I'm in the area again?
re: brucesw
We are fans of Moguls, now relocated at the corner of Bay Area and El Camino Real - located in front of the Spec's.
re: Cookie Baker
Hi Cookie. Did you ever go to Maribelle's down in Seabrook before Ike deposited it several miles away in Clear Lake? Best juke box ever, the cuisine left a bit to desired, as on a good day crock pot dogs and chili ruled. Disclaimer: I never ate any of the food there.
re: James Cristinian
Never did but remember it well. It was a quirky little place!
T-Bone Tom's is good but by far my favorite place is Frenchie's. I have not been to Villa Capri (same owners) but have heard it is just as good. Frenchie's used to be where we'd go to from UHCL for lunch. The sandwiches are excellent. Great price and huge portion. The lunch specials are great for an awesome price. I've been there for dinner once and it was amazing! I was looking for a specific taste and could not find it on the menu but the server was happy to speak to the chef and put together what I wanted (in terms of a lite olive oil and lemon sauce). Point being that they aim to please and food is so fresh. Price wise, dinner is of course a bit more expensive. Other than Frenchies, Mamacita's is good. Cullen's Upscale is pricey but nice for a special occasion. I've hear their brunch is a good deal though. Abe's Cajun Market and Cafe is small but a good deal and you find all kinds of Cajun specialties to buy. They have a freezer and deli section aside from the cafe. Sushi Coast and Tokyo Bowl has good happy hour specials. I also was not a fan of Cuisine of India and never really cared for Moghuls. (I get authentic Indian food at home :)) I did however, like Bombay Tadka. I thought their lunch buffet was pretty good. Like Floyd's a lot but never had the frog legs. Will do that next time I'm there! Have not been to Korean Bar B Que but have heard good things. I don't live in Clear lake anymore so I'm sure there are a lot of new places to try. I do return that way and would love to hear if you came across something good too!


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A local Levy County group joined the fight against two global epidemics — hunger and obesity — by participating in the "Lose For Good" campaign.
As local Weight Watchers members lose weight, they've also been collecting food to donate to Bronson United Methodist Church to help their neighbors in need. Within seven weeks, the group lost 854.6 pounds, and collected 488 pounds of food.
O.C. Graham was once like the rest of us. He liked to party, said Aljoseph Carnegie, president of the Tri-County Branch of the NAACP at its 19th Annual Freedom Fund Banquet at Tommy Usher Community Center in Chiefland on Oct. 24.
"He liked to party until God took him in," Carnegie, a Raleigh resident, said. "And he was blind, really blind, until God restored his sight."
Taking care of someone you love can be a tough job. It's hard to find time for yourself.
Knowing what a hard job caregivers have, a group of organizations have come together to give you a little "Me Time."
A caregiver day of pampering is planned for Thursday, Nov. 12 at the Gilchrist Women's Club from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dr. Rafael Cott, medical director for Gentiva Home Care, will be the guest speaker. Breakfast and lunch will be provided at no cost.
Soup 'n' sandwich at Turning Point
Turning Point Ministry will host a Soup and Sandwich Supper for $5 per person on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Take the night off from cooking and enjoy a supper with friend, and the proceeds benefit the Children's Program. Take out or dine in with us at Turning Point Ministry located on 16750 County Road 341 (Dairy Road). Please call 463-1882 for tickets. The website is www.turningpoint-ministry.org.
Holiday Bronson UMC holds Bazaar
Through Saturday
Dunnellon Library friends book sale
The Friends of the Dunnellon Public Library Book Store will have a storewide sale at the store inside the library located at 20351 Robinson Road (behind Sweetbay) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, and 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
The Friends are offering everyday low prices of $2 for hardcovers; $1 for large paperbacks and .50 for paperbacks. This week all books big and small, fiction and non-fiction will be 50 cents each. Inventory changes daily depending on donations.
Tomorrow's Equestrian Center, based in Levy County, will hold its fourth annual charity auction and BBQ on Saturday, Nov. 14 beginning at 4 p.m.
The event will be held at Southern Auction Marketing Services, at 15991 Hwy 27 Alt., just west of Williston on the north side of the road.
The barbeque begins at 4 p.m. and costs $5 per plate. Takeout is available. The Bar-B-Q includes two pieces of chicken, Cole slaw, beans and bread.
Sims speaks Sunday at Lighthouse Word
Pastor Jacinto Sims, one of the nation's most sought after worship leaders, will be speaking at Lighthouse Word Church at the Sunday, 10:30 a.m. service. Sims has been privileged to have led worship for ministries such as Myles Munroe, Joyce Meyers, Clint Brown, Juanita Bynum, Ron Kenoly, John Bynum and many more. For more information, please call 493-1554. A nursery will be provided for the service.
Women of Good Shepherd hold bazaar
Two performances of the cantata, "Prayer for America" are scheduled to honor veterans. The Old Town United Methodist Church choir will present "Prayer for America" as its third annual Veterans Day remembrance. The first performance will be on Saturday night, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. at the Dixie Cultural Center (the "old" Old Town School at the corner of County Road 349 South and State Road 55A.) The performance is open to the public and veterans and their families.
The sunlight strained at the edges between clusters of bromeliad-laden tupelo trees, water oaks and cabbage palms.
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Halloween fun at Chiefland library
Join in on the Halloween fun as kids young and old are invited to decorate and eat cookies from 5 to 5:30 p.m. at the Luther Callaway Public Library in Chiefland. The library will provide all materials needed for this free event. Large groups are welcome, but please inform the library staff in advance. For more information contact the local librarian or Jenny Rodgers, 352-486-5552 or email@example.com.
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