Thomas Sewell

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  Thomas SewellSecretary:

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  Thomas SewellState GOP Delegate

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  Thomas is currently employed as the Systems Engineering Manager for Chelsea Interactive, where he and his department design and administer the networks, servers and applications for a shared platform of retail electronic commerce sites, including brands such as Ralph Lauren's Polo.com, Timberland.com, Liz Claiborne's Elisabeth.com, and Nike's Colehaan.com.Thomas also edits the BooksUnderReview.com website, a collection of 100,000+ pages of books reviews organized by subject.
  
  He currently resides in Manassas, Virginia.

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  Thomas Sowell says the education system that we have is a threat to the family unit. The welfare system is still in tack after a Republican president and for the first 6 years of his term, a Republican Congress.

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  Thomas SewellState GOP Delegate

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  Thomas Sewell, Communications Chair (435) 531-6964 — Secretary@RLC.org

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  Thomas Sowell
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  As Chef Tom said, "It was a winning dish," but she didn't really do anything with it. She cooked some store-bought chicken sausage, cooked undercooked some lentils and served it with a chunk of watermelon. Any 10 year old could have done that... well, except for cutting the watermelon in such a pretty shape... but, lucky for her it wasn't the worst dish. It certainly wasn't up to the standard the judges expected, but she didn't get a Yuk either... even with the undercooked beans.
  
  Sara M didn't have to pack her knives either. She remade Chicken ala King... or maybe she didn't remake it... and served a chicken dish... chicken kabobs is the best way to describe it... it wasn't even remotely reminiscent of anything I knew as ala King. She was lucky not to go home, since she didn't really follow the rules.
  
  Playing within the rules but not to the judges liking was last week's winner, and the winner of last night's Quickfire challenge, Brian. Because of it he was also brought in to the judges table with the bottom four. Chef Colichio just wanted to chastise him for not playing by the rules even though he was immune from elimination. He used high cholesterol shrimp and lobster in what was supposed to be a low cholesterol challenge. It didn't matter, they scolded him and sent him back to the stew room. However he was warned that he needed to do some meat at some point. He's been clinging to the seafood he knows up to now, we'll see what else he can do.

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  Thomas Sowell
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  Not long into the challenge chef Tom shows up in the Top Chef kitchen and announces that their time has been cut in half... they only had an hour and a half to finish. The producers were quick to show us that Howie was in trouble. He thought he needed the entire 3 hours, yet decided not to change his menu when faced with the reduced cooking time. Surely I thought they were setting Howie up to be leaving, since I just didn't think he could pull if off under such time pressure. He did though, and in fact he won the challenge... and in a sweet gesture, in front of the other chefs he presented Joey with the bottle of wine he won saying that he thought Joey's was the best dish of the week. Good job Howie, and compliments to the producers too for the subtle plot twist they manufactured.

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  Thomas Sewell, Secretary

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  Thomas Sewell, Communications Chair (435) 531-6964 — Secretary@RLC.org

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