Kind of Busy Today!

Wish me luck.
Go Cards!

[Robin Garr]

Wish me luck.
Go Cards!

Luck!

Wish me luck.
Go Cards!

Aw, come on Sean- it'll only be like 20,000 people to feed- right? No biggie...

Deb

Wish me luck.
Go Cards!

Hmmmm....what's goin on ?

Wish me luck.
Go Cards!

Hmmmm....what's goin on ?

as a transplant, it took me a couple of years to catch on to this craziness!

[Robin Garr]

one of the biggest rival games...

U of L vs UK: Two teams made up mostly of tall kids from Trenton and places like that, playing for the entertainment of a crowd that mostly never attended either college. Ah, the joy of college basketball.

one of the biggest rival games...

U of L vs UK: Two teams made up mostly of tall kids from Trenton and places like that, playing for the entertainment of a crowd that mostly never attended either college. Ah, the joy of college basketball.

Ohhhhhhhhh. Basketball. I thought maybe there was something important happening....Like Women's Indoor Lingerie Football.

http://www.lflus.com/

I'd say that post is politically incorrect Robin, to say the least.

Trenton City, New Jersey Statistics and Demographics (US Census 2000)
White 27802 32.55%
Black or African American 44465 52.06%
American Indian and Alaska Native 300 0.35%
Asian 716 0.84%
Asian indian 228 0.27%
Chinese 75 0.09%
Filipino 80 0.09%
Japanese 25 0.03%
Korean 49 0.06%
Vietnamese 78 0.09%
Other Asian 181 0.21%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 199 0.23%
Native Hawaiian 8 0.01%
Guamanian or Chamorro 135 0.16%
Samoan 8 0.01%
Other Pacific Islander 48 0.06%
Some other race 9190 10.76%
Two or more races 2731 3.2%

[Robin Garr]

Trenton City, New Jersey Statistics and Demographics (US Census 2000)

Your point?

Trenton City, New Jersey Statistics and Demographics (US Census 2000)

Your point?

I'm gonna guess and say he would rather have watched women in lingerie playing football. I know I would

Anyway...back to "busy today". So how'd it go Chef ?

Trenton City, New Jersey Statistics and Demographics (US Census 2000)
White 27802 32.55%
Black or African American 44465 52.06%
American Indian and Alaska Native 300 0.35%
Asian 716 0.84%
Asian indian 228 0.27%
Chinese 75 0.09%
Filipino 80 0.09%
Japanese 25 0.03%
Korean 49 0.06%
Vietnamese 78 0.09%
Other Asian 181 0.21%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 199 0.23%
Native Hawaiian 8 0.01%
Guamanian or Chamorro 135 0.16%
Samoan 8 0.01%
Other Pacific Islander 48 0.06%
Some other race 9190 10.76%
Two or more races 2731 3.2%

Gotta be in the insurance biz..?

Wish me luck.
Go Cards!

Heard nothing but positive comments from the fans of that team 60 miles east of these parts..

We ate in the spirit room on the east end before the game on 12/31. Legends ?
They ran out of or had no country ham , it was on the buffet menu.
The green beans were tough. The turkey being carved did not look white like breast.
The Food service supervisors in that area , are not friendly.
Sure it is tough trying to get that much food out !

I would like to respectfully ask that a previous snarky comment I made (in another thread) regarding food service at the "Taj Ma Basketball" be stricken from the permanent record. Myself, Dan Thomas and Alan H had the opportunity to sit down over a couple of refreshing adult beverages with Chef Kavanaugh yesterday and I must say I came away with a different perspective. Until our conversation I had no idea as to the scope and complexity of the operation...or the dedication and man hours required to keep the wheels turning in this type of operation.

In this day where every short order cook wants to be called "Chef", I believe Chef Kavanaugh, through experiences like catering three Super Bowls, the Vancouver Winter Olympics and other high profile events is certainly worthy of the title. Given the number of events held, it will likely never be the case where the complaints regarding Centerplate services at YUM, will totally disappear. That said, I have a sense that as time marches on things will continue to improve and these complaints will become less and less frequent.

Welcome to Louisville, Chef.