"The customs on the jetty are running up and down and getting their tenders into the water," Rasa said.
Despite its gas station (seriously!) location, diners start lining up here early for lunch to get their hands on tender brisket, pulled pork and ribs with all the right sauce, smoky flavors and plenty of southern sides.
By March next year the global oil majors will get their first glimpse of the tender process for some of the juiciest prospects of all, the mostly untapped deepwater sites in Mexico's part of the Gulf.
"So a lot of people don't realize they've got some tender spots in their calf".
St Mark's Road, a crucial arterial road that has got the Tender SURE treatment, cost 103m rupees for just 900 metres.
The men and their tender, disgruntled families get almost enough to sustain them, but not quite enough to calm the inner cry.
"It got tender and swelled up overnight," Scott said of the knee.
"I got in this tender young rhubarb, and it seemed a shame to cook it," said Mark Purdy, the chef (right).
In Staffordshire, four NHS commissioner groups have got together to tender a 10-year contract for health and social care worth £1.3bn.
The root vegetables, along with the sprouts tops, got boiled until tender, and then, with the help of a lump of butter, mashed all together to make something like what the Dutch call a stamppot.
