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Cheren: Yeah...he does that sometimes.
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So I guess the guy with the all Eeveelution team is going to win this. I guess that's better than Tobias.
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Wow, this looks epic. I'm starting to think that the rival Ash beats toward the end will be Bianca or Kotetsu.
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This is the most unexciting league ever...>.>
Ok, I knew it, at least one of the eevees have Shadow Ball (haven't seen today's episode yet)
And the league looks cool by the way (dat Trip animation)
P.D: By the way a new PWT has been anounced in Japan for B2W2 games, and it says it features teams based on Shootie, Kanyan, Kotetsu and Virgil.
We all know Virgil's team, but maybe for the other 3 we'll get an idea of which mons they're gonna use in the league.
Does anyone here have a full footage of this PWT?
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I hope the rivals interact with each other, this is Trip's first time he's not a complete jerk, perfect for some interactions from him with the others. I hope Kotetsu interacts with Stephan and gets his name right...for everyone to get his name wrong and then Kotetsu of all people to get it right...it'll be rather sad but I'd still be amused.
I assume the rival's battles with whoever they are facing will be quick, which I have no problem with, all of them getting an easy win is fine by me.
I hope the rivals get to show off more Pokemon, Kotetsu is using Ferrothorn again so if he battles Ash in 3v3 then I hope it doesn't get used, I'd be fine if it was 6vs6, same with Stephan and Zebstrika.
It's not released until the 3rd so we wont know anything until then, and we may get stuff before it anyways. It doesn't really matter for Trip though since he's only using Serperior, the other Pokemon are probably going to be evolved forms of his other Pokemon.
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Really Bel?? You kept Arm Thrust on Emboar?? * Facepalms*.
Why are you always telling lies? -_- He went to the Indigo League and brought Muk with him, he watched along with Delia his battle against Janet and his final battle against Richie, he was in for 4 episodes. Brock, Misty, Oak, Delia and Ash stayed at a league house and they watched the closing ceremony.
XY anime is here!
Wow can't believe the league is finally starting next week after 2 years. Times goes by so fast OMG! I can't wait for this episode, everything looks exciting.
XY anime is here!
Hmm, Satoshi vs Shooti in the first round..unless this is some sort of preliminary group stage, that'd mean Shooti will lose in the very first round. Pretty surprising.
Well at least in terms of animation, the league looks good, I still don't like the league not solely focusing on Ash. It's not like we're going to get 15 episodes of the league, so why screw over Ash's Pokémon for characters we (sorry I meant I) don't give a crap about.
Ash's Pokémon in the league >>>>>>>>>>>>>Anything else.
I will not say I'm the best. But by Ash's standards, I'm pretty good. 3DS Friend Code: 2836-1079-8422
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Before I talk about this let me explain why I say EReaders and NOT Tablets. Ereaders have 1 important feature Tablets lack and that is they only use power if wifi is on, if the light is on and when your turning the page. So you can turn those things off and leave the manual open on a page for months without ever draining its power. Even with the light on your looking at weeks of battery life.
I have decided to monitorize the TEG website but not in the way you may expect.
I often do a lot of research in to hardware and other things and make recommendations based on that hardware. At least when we had a forum here I did. This year has proven that forums are troll fests these days and we do not actually need them anymore. We are operating perfectly well without the trouble they attract. So I'll be doing what I used to do but posting the results directly on to this site. I may even merge the blog links and make a new area for it on the main menu.
Our very own Jack Burroughs is now a published author, his first book is called Two Empires and is available to read RIGHT HERE. The first 10 chapters are absolutely free so give them a try. It is available in EPUB, Mobi and PDF so thats Kobo, Kindle and PCs all supported. I seem to recall extracts of Jacks work on the guilds forums last year before I closed the forum, at the time I was most impressed by his characters. Which is a good start for a book.
The new theme is finished, some gaps need filling with content but that is for another day. I just spent the past week learning to make Drupal themes so I could make this theme, the amount of work that went in to it is about the same as making a 10 quest mod.
As you can see the slide show takes up a lot of space in the 1024 mode, if you shrink the window down to 800 mode it disappears. Further font tweaks may take place in the future but for now, this will do.
I am off to have a rest.
I am currently tweaking the theme you see on this site so there may be on going problems. It has been tested with all major browsers and only Opera has a slight problem with it, basically the menu seems to be bigger on opera and goes on to the second line on screens larger then 1024.
No I did not died and disappear, I have been hard at work making the new theme... This new theme is a little different from the old themes in that it will support mobile devices, tablets and PCs.
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Just wanted to thank the two users who recently sent me donations. I was able to pick up some software I badly needed for my modding activities because some of my tools are getting rather old now (Photoshop 6.... about 10 years old and counting, and only just working too these days). Replacing them can be rather expensive some times.
Steam having a sale on also helped since this program was at half price :)
Just as quick message for you readers, the Steam Autumn sale has started.
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Reviewed Dec 9, 2013
Dan Z | Missoula, Montana, United States
The title of my review sums up my impression from two stays at La Quinta, Spokane Valley in one week. The place was well-lit and easy to find on the first try. The hotel is located in a semi heavy industrial area, so riff-raff was minimal. The folks at reception were all smiles and eager to help my party get settled as quickly as possible. The breakfast wasn't too bad, but then again not the greatest. They had a lot of options, but the most hearty option, fried-like eggs, were incomplete without cheese or something else to round out the substance with any flavor. Minor detail. They were really good at keeping the coffee fresh and that's really most important anyways. I found the selection of TV programming to be pretty extensive, with the TV itself fairly modern. It was nice having a mini fridge in the room as well. I slept fairly well, as did my Father and Wife. The worst part of the hotel is the disconnected parking lot from one side of the building to the other. The back lot isn't as obvious as it should be and you have to go out to the street and them come back over "speed bumps from hell" to get to the back lot. This is an important point because the vast majority of guests take the easier front side parking first. Again, a minor detail, but worth mentioning. To make a long story unbearable, I'd return to the La Quinta Inn Spokane Valley without hesitation.
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"Nice hotel for the price!"
Reviewed Dec 7, 2013
A TripAdvisor Member |
The room was very nice and clean and different choices to pick for breakfast. Overall was a good experience and I will recommend this hotel. I wish this hotel would be at downtown Spokane as well. The front desk Lady was helpful and nice.
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"Off the beaten Path, but awesome"
Reviewed Dec 2, 2013
A La Quinta traveler |
We pulled into Spokane to do some Black Friday shopping with friends and booked a couple of rooms at LQ Spokane. The hotel is a few miles off the I-90, but the staff was friendly, accommodating of our requests (like asking for closer rooms) and dealt with our only complaint (noisy dog down the hall) quickly and efficiently. The hot breakfast had the usual waffles, plus eggs and sausage, or eggs and biscuits/gravy. Plus our front hostess, a princess named Dennica, even baked cookies in the evening. My wife and I slept well in the comfortable king-sized bed our room included, and used our little bar fridge to keep our milk and snacks cold. The hot tub was about 101 degrees (not too hot, not too cold). Clean, comfortable, affordable. For the price we paid I can't imagine getting more!
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"Great stay"
Reviewed Nov 28, 2013
DaveVSalmo_BC | Salmo, BC
Stayed at La Quinta again and found some major upgrades which were quite pleasing. Rooms were large and comfortable. Great continental breakfast. Hotel staff took delivery of some UPS parcels and held them till we arrived. Great place and will go back again. Very friendly staff.
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"will stay again!"
Reviewed Nov 24, 2013
A TripAdvisor Member |
Rooms were clean and the beds comfortable. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had no trouble when checking in when we asked for a rollaway bed to be placed in our room. I had thought because we had not mentioned it when we reserved the room it might be a problem. My granddaughter loved the pool and the warm chocolate chip cookies provided in the evening!
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Area Attractions & Landmarks
Gonzaga University, 10 mi.
Spokane Convention Center, 10 mi.
Riverfront Park, 10 mi.
Spokane Community College, 10 mi.
Fairchild Air Force Base, 15 mi.
Whitworth College, 20 mi.
Plantes Ferry & Sports Complex, 3 mi.
Latah Creek Winery, 4 mi.
Spokane Falls Viewing, 13 mi.
Eastern Washington University, 30 mi.
Centennial Trail, 1 mi.
Mirabeau Meadows Park, 3.5 mi.
Area Companies & Businesses
Kaiser Aluminum, .5 mi.
Honeywell, .5 mi.
Key Tronic, .5 mi.
LB Foster, .5 mi.
Huntwood Industries, 3 mi.
Providence Medical Park, 1.2 mi.
Lumber Yard Supply, 1.8 mi.
Pacific Northwest Ironworkers, 1.5 mi.
Pacific Seafood Company, 1.7 mi.
Blue Falls USA, .5 mi.
DirecTV, .5 mi.
Fastenal Company, .5 mi.
R Factor, .1 mi.
Habitat for Humanity, .1 mi.
Central Pre-Mix, 1.2 mi.
Airgas Carbonic Inc, .5 mi.
Cabela's, 11 mi.
Dick's Sporting Goods, 2.5 mi.
Nordstrom Rack, 2.5 mi.
Lowe's Home Improvement, 2 mi.
Nearby Sports & Recreation
Plantes Ferry Soccer and Baseball Fields, 3 mi.
Silverwood Theme Park, 40 mi.
Splash Down Waterpark, 4 mi.
Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, 14 mi.
Nearby Restaurants
Twigs Bistro & Martini bar, mi.
Subway, .1 mi.
McDonald's, .2 mi.
Outback Steakhouse, 1 mi.
Azteca, 1.3 mi.
Red Robin, 1.3 mi.
Krispy Kreme, 1.4 mi.
Boston's Gourmet Pizza, 1.5 mi.
Hong Kong Buffet, 1.5 mi.
International House of Pancakes (IHOP), 1.5 mi.
Stuart Anderson's Black Angus, 1.5 mi.
Buffalo Wild Wings, 2 mi.
Shari's Restaurant, 2 mi.
Schlotzsky's, 2.2 mi.
Toro Sushi, 2.2 mi.
Jimmy Johns, 2.3 mi.
Hu Hot Mongolian Grill, 5 mi.
Entertainment & Shopping
Spokane Valley Mall, 1.2 mi.
Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, 10 mi.
Macy's, 1 mi.
JCPenney, 1 mi.
Best Buy, 1 mi.
Barnes & Noble, 1 mi.
River Park Square, 13 mi.
Spokane Civic Theatre, 14 mi.
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Inside Cinema Centers, moviegoers are enveloped in a state-of-the-art film-viewing environment to enjoy the latest Hollywood flicks. Bring a friend or frenemy to catch a new release, such as The Dilemma, a comedy starring Vince Vaughn and Kevin James, or The Green Hornet, a quirky take on the superhero genre starring Seth Rogen. Indulge eardrums with the mellifluous luxury of digital surround sound while Cinema Centers theaters' stadium seating ensures clear sightlines and good angles for not throwing popcorn.
With 13 paintball fields spanning 39 acres, Linglestown Paintball provides a diverse landscape that accommodates both beginners and experienced dye-jobbers. Woodsy war zones stand side by side with urban-inspired combat fields, recreating any typical office environment. Safety is a top priority at Linglestown, with individual referees provided for each group and players matched based on experience levels, reducing the threat of harm to novice competitors and fast-moving mannequins. For those ready to stock up on gear, the paintball pro shop is chock-full of 12-ounce CO2 cylinders ($15.95), paint pods ($6), T-shirts ($10), and a starter package ($150).
Don't Break the Streak comedy theater is a 90 minute comedy show created entirely from audience suggestions. We do both shortform and longform improv comedy shows. We have a PG-13 show or you can book us for our uncensored club show but that's about the only options as every show is unscripted and created as it happens!
Carley's Ristorante and Piano Bar quells burning appetites for elegant flavors and family-style eating with an expansive dinner menu of shareables. Anchor incisors into The Meatball, a 12-ounce specialty studded with provolone cheese and three saucy dipping pools ($9.50), or prepare taste buds for scrumptious entrees with a variety of leafy delights, including the tuscan tossed salad with candied walnuts, goat cheese, and dried figs ($8.50+). Grain-grinding molars can chomp on mascarpone lasagna bolognese, built like an earthquake-ready skyscraper with secure layers of mozzarella, ricotta, and provolone cheeses ($13.50+). While soothing tongues with hugs of sophisticated flavors, enjoy live piano performances, including new-artist spotlights, open-mic nights, and group sing-along sessions of classic Beethoven sonatas.
Home to professional, regional theater, Open Stage of Harrisburg closes the curtain on its 25th season with a diverse quartet of one-person plays. This year's Flying Solo Festival opens with Pretty (June 2 at 8 p.m.), which tells an entertaining, tiara-driven tale of beauty pageants and society's preoccupation with pulchritude, written and performed by Jessica Bedford. Authored and acted out by Peterson Toscano, Transfigurations (June 9 at 8 p.m.) introduces the Bible's unsung gender-variant protagonists and recounts their stories with humor and heart, and Artificial Fellow Traveler (June 16 at 8 p.m.) stars playwright-performer Ethan Sandler and incorporates found texts to address fears, conspiratorial or otherwise, about the CIA's involvement in the Cold War and the invention of the Roomba. Lastly, Barbara Bates Smith slips on a gingham house-dress and wide-brimmed sassy hat to become the story-telling protagonist of Ivy Rowe (June 23 at 8 p.m.), a stage adaptation of Lee Smith's novel Fair and Tender Ladies.
Personal training has been the cornerstone of Max Fitness ever since the gym opened in 1998—a fact that was reinforced when owner Bentz Tozer Jr. was voted Best Personal Trainer by readers of Harrisburg Magazine in 2012. Bentz and his staff mock up blueprints for each client—which include thoughtful touches such as meal plans and online recipes—and pave the fitness way for people who want to build muscle mass, lose weight, or develop sports-specific skills. Supplementing the training, the staff leads fitness classes such as Fit Box, which weaves martial-arts techniques into full-body workouts. For lone wolves and humans who like to work out on their own, the gym also maintains a fleet of strength-training machines, cardio equipment, and free weights.


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Weekly MMO news round-up: Betas galore
Loads of Beta news this week in MMO round-up.
IncGamers made good on its promise, and has posted part-two of its Aion Beta preview, Mortal Online's second stage of Beta testing begins soon, CrimeCraft started its Beta and Alganon is prepping for one.
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Esther Phillips with King Curtis, Cornell Dupree, and Jimi Hendrix
I spotted this beautiful photo of Esther Phillips with King Curtis, Cornell Dupree, and Jimi Hendrix on Facebook last weekend. It took a little rooting around to discover its origin, and even the Hendrix experts in my address book were uncertain. As it turns out, it was taken by Popsie Randolph at a party hosted by Atlantic Records at the Prelude Club in New York on May 5, 1966. Tenor saxophonist [King] Curtis Ousley's outfit, Curtis King & the Kingpins, served as the house band, and Hendrix was among its members. At the Prelude, they backed Little Esther as well as Wilson Pickett, Don Covay, and Percy Sledge. The liner notes on Percy's Atlantic LP, Warm and Tender Love, report that he and Esther sang a nineteen-chorus version of "When a Man Loves a Woman" at the party. Additional images from the Prelude at Randolph's website show Hendrix with Wilson Pickett, and this stunning pic of Pickett, Phillips, and Sledge.
Esther Phillips was the veteran of this triumvarite. The Galveston, Texas native was born in 1935 and came to prominence with Johnny Otis as a 15-year-old scoring three big r&b hits in 1950. Esther grew up singing in the church, much like her idol Dinah Washington, and while she was best known as a blues singer with a signature vibrato, she was also adept at ballads and pop. Her 1962 recording of the country song, "Release Me," was a huge hit that helped revive her then faltering career. Three years later she recorded Ray Ellis's lush arrangement of "And I Love Him," and the Beatles were so impressed that they invited her to guest with them on their 1966 BBC special. Aretha Franklin praised her as an influence, and in 1973, when both were nominated for Grammys and Aretha won for Young, Gifted and Black, she said Esther was more deserving and gave her the trophy.
Otis made a second teenage discovery when he heard Jamesetta Hawkins in 1952, renamed her Etta James, and two years later produced her debut recording, "The Wallflower," bka "Roll With Me Henry," an answer song to Hank Ballard's "Work With Me Annie." Here's a 1966 meeting of Etta and Esther, as well as Benny Latimore, Roscoe Shelton, and Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown on Hoss Allen's TV show, The !!! Beat.
Little Esther made a triumphant re-appearance with the Johnny Otis Revue at the Monterey Jazz Festival in 1970 where she sang this medley of "Esther's Blues," "Blow Top Blues," and "Jelly Jelly." It's as good as blues singing ever got. "Blow Top" was a hit for Dinah Washington in 1945; the song was composed by Leonard Feather, the English-born jazz critic who settled in the U.S. in 1939 and wrote for Metronome and the Los Angeles Times. Feather also composed the blues classic "How Blue Can You Get," which B.B. King, assisted by an enthralled audience, immortalized on this 1964 performance at the Regal Theater in Chicago. Here's Little Esther's version from her 1971 LP, From a Whisper to a Scream.
We'll hear more of Esther Phillips in Monday's Jazz a la Mode.
Playing with Esther
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A bit of rocking disco, yet 'What a Difference a Day Makes' is yet another amazing album.
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His chance came toward the end of the 2011-2012 school year when the position of principal opened at Oak Grove Elementary School.
His journey toward administration began while teaching at BCHS.
"A leadership role was something I was interested in taking on," Watson said.
Watson said he began "serving on different committees and acting as a substitute administrator when they were off campus … working with the school improvement plan, and working with the new advisory plan."
Watson also taught at Lake Forest Middle School when it was Trewhitt Junior High, and coached football at BCHS.
"The football part of it gave me a chance to do what I wanted to do at the time which was teach biology," Watson said.
In 2001, Watson began his career at Bradley as the head freshman coach and a biology teacher.
"Two years ago I decided to get out of coaching to be able to do more things with my family," Watson said.
This is when he began pursuing leadership opportunities.
Now, he is excited for his first professional experience with elementary education.
"I've always really kind of envisioned myself to be a secondary person to be a high school principal or a high school assistant principal," Watson said. "I've been a secondary person my whole career."
Watson's wife, Holly, works at Hopewell Elementary School where their son, Knox, attends second grade.
Although he did not attend Oak Grove as a student, Watson does have a bit of history with the school.
"My mom was a third grade teacher right down the hall here at Oak Grove for years she taught here," Watson said. "… It's kind of interesting this is where she finished her career and this is where I am kind of restarting my career."
Family had an impact on Watson's choice to go into teaching.
"I went into education because I am a fifth generation teacher in my family … there was something about teaching that I could relate to," Watson said.
Watson said he is looking forward to the start of the school year, so that he can see more of how the school runs and "getting to know elementary instruction."
"I'm really going to spend a lot of this first year just kind of evaluating how this school operates, and kind of seeing what are some of the things about it I like, what are some things I might want to change, get a lot of input from the teachers," Watson said.
Watson said this summer has been spent in getting ready for the new school year. He said he has already been in meetings with some of the staff about implementing the new Common Core standards rolling out in some grades this year.
"I really have to start looking at all of these students as if they're my own. To me that's where you start making progress in the school," Watson said, "because obviously everyone wants the best for their own kids."
Born and raised in Bradley County, Watson has only really left the area to attend college. He and his family now live in the house where he grew up.
In fact, Knox's bedroom is the same one Watson had as a boy.
Watson grew up attending University of Tennessee football games. Later, he followed in his parents' footsteps and attended the university.
He is still a big fan of the UT Vols football team.
"For me it's a very personal thing because I spent a lot of time there as a student." Watson said.
When not at work, the principal likes outdoor activities, including camping, boating, swimming and running. He enjoys vacations on the beach.


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Chicken with Bacon-y Brussels Sprouts
A few months ago, my friend Margot casually mentioned in a post that Dinner: A Love Story was one of her new favorite cookbooks. I hadn't previously heard of it, but I value her opinion and decided I needed to check it out. Fortunately, my library had a few copies and after a short wait, there was one available for me to take home.
I sat down with the book expecting to do that thing I initially do with new cookbooks - flip through and see what catches my eye, maybe flag a few things that I decide can't be missed. Eventually I do read all of my cookbooks as if they were novels, but that almost never happens on the first pass through. It did with this book, though; I could not put it down! I would find recipes I wanted to bookmark and read the headnote, which inevitably led to me flipping back to read the accompanying story. The book is definitely more than just a collection of recipes - the stories are charming and funny and, for me anyway, completely engaging. I only have a few cookbooks on my Christmas list this year (tempted as I am to ask for 10 or 15, I just have nowhere to store them anymore), and this is one of them.
I only had time to try a few of the recipes before the book was due back at the library and this chicken with bacon-y Brussels sprouts was one of them. There are only six ingredients in the dish, and it's made entirely in one pan - it's pretty much the perfect weeknight meal. If you're on the fence about Brussels sprouts, adding bacon is definitely the way to go; the combination is so good! Shane remains unconvinced, but I'm working on him (and in fairness, he isn't really a fan of any green veggies, it's not just a Brussels sprouts thing) :) With all the cookies, fudge and other sugary treats lurking in my kitchen trying to spoil my dinner these days, an actual meal - and a super simple, delicious one at that - is a very good thing.
{For the record, this post is not sponsored in any way. Just wanted to pass along a recommendation for a book I'm really loving!}
Chicken with Bacon-y Brussels Sprouts
slightly adapted from Dinner: A Love Story by Jenny Rosenstrach
3 slices bacon
2 chicken breasts (about 1 lb total)
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 small onion, diced
1/2 lb Brussels sprouts, trimmed and roughly chopped
1/2 cup low-sodium chicken broth
Add the bacon to a large skillet set over medium heat. Cook until browned and crisp then transfer to a paper towel-lined plate. Drain all but 1 tablespoon of the bacon fat from the pan.
Cut the chicken breasts in half horizontally and pound to about 1/4-inch thickness. Season on both sides with salt and pepper. Increase the heat under the pan to medium-high, and add the chicken. Cook for about 1-2 minutes per side, or until browned (you're not trying to cook the chicken through here). Transfer the chicken to a plate and tent to keep warm.
Add the oil to the pan and when hot, add the onion as well as a pinch of both salt and pepper. Cook the onion, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 4-5 minutes. Add the Brussels sprouts and toss with the onions. Cook for 1 minute, then nestle the chicken back in with the veggies and add the chicken broth. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cover the pan. Cook for 7-10 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through and the sprouts are tender. Crumble the bacon on top before serving.
9 comments:
- Natalie said...
you have me convinced i need to get a copy of this asap!!
and i'm loving easy weeknight meals lately--this sounds perfect! - December 6, 2012 at 11:24 AM
- StephenC said...
I've always enjoyed B. sprouts, in particular since I have been sauteing them like you did.
- December 6, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie said...
I too will have to read this now! Especially after reading jenna's (of eat live run) book.
- December 6, 2012 at 3:55 PM
- Taylor said...
I am a huge brussels sprout fan...and they can only get better with bacon!! This looks like a perfect weeknight meal!
- December 6, 2012 at 9:41 PM
- Rachel @ Baked by Rachel said...
I'm sorry...I can't help it but my eyes keep going to the chicken and bacon. I see no brussels sprouts at all lol
- December 7, 2012 at 2:30 PM
- amanda @ fake ginger said...
I love how short the ingredient list but how amazing it looks! And I totally need to check out this book now!
- December 8, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- Loretta E. said...
What a great-looking cookbook! I adore Brussels sprouts and although bacon is not required, it sure is appreciated!
- December 10, 2012 at 7:38 PM
- Amanda Leigh said...
I would love to know how to sub frozen Brussels sprouts in this recipe. can I leave them whole and cool them the same way?
- December 31, 2012 at 2:53 PM
- KG3 said...
Just had this for dinner. Loved by all, including my kids. Easy, fast, and all the ingredients were in the house. Perfect for not having time to marinate. Thank you!
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This rolling backpack 17" is a great size for elementary to junior high students. Additional pockets help to keep things organized. My ten year old loves the extendable handle and it is not uncomfortable to use it as a backpack as well. Rolls easily, wheels are sturdy and smooth. Zippers are fine so far. Adequate room for books and his lunch. It is currently three months old and seems to be holding up well on all fronts. Surprizingly light for a rolling backpack. I would recommend this for elementary students and for junior high students that dont have a ton of thick books to tote around. It does expand somewhat and will handle quite a bit of stuff.
I was disappointed by the length of the handle of this pak/luggage. I am relatively short...but still have to bend to reach handle which would not be productive in hurrying through an airport to plane. Yes, could put it on my shoulder, but the fact that it has a handle - promoting ease, I really can't give it lots of stars. I will give to my granddaughter who is 3, her height will allow her to use this item better.
We purchased the backpack for our daughter who recently fractured her spine. We noticed she was bringing home multiple books daily. The weight of her previous backpack with books was averaging 19-20 pounds. Adding that weight to a lower back fracture was riduclus. We checked several local retail stores and sporting good stores and were unable to find a satisfactory backpack that had wheels, wasn't overly clumpy and had the necessary space to store school books/supplies. Delivery from overstock was quick. The backpack arrived and she has been using for about two weeks now. This Calpak is, overall, very sturdy. The wheels have stayed in tacked even though our daughter is having to drudge through the snow and there is plenty of room for books. We've been pleased with results to this point.
The bag just arrived after much research. What was not disclosed on this description and in reviews is that the bag comes with a tag with a clear warning that the bag contains materials known to cause cancer. This kind of information should be disclosed up front to save buyers the hassle of returning these types of products. The intent was to give this to my 6 year old and that is certainly not going to happen now. It appears the ingredient is LEAD - definitely something to keep children away from.
First of all, I would like to point out to the people with reviews regarding the handle being too short - PULL IT ! People are putting in reviews here and says that it's too short, but it is ADJUSTABLE and you can pull out to make it LONGER! As for my review, I ordered this backpack for my 8yr. old and she loves it. She has gone through 2 regular backpacks and 1 rolling backpack since September and hopefully this is the one that will last through the year. I ordered the backpack on Friday and I received it today. The zipper looks very well made and the material is made with heavy duty material. The backpack does not tip over like all the others I've seen and it is high enough off the ground the the backpack does not get dirty.There is plenty of room inside and has plenty of pockets, including the side mesh for water bottles. Overall, this is a great backpack and seems to be made of sturdy materials. I am planning on buying another one for myself.
rolls easily and is very lightweight for its size. Travels well up stairs.
Bought the CalPak Grand Stand Rolling Backpack for the 2012-13 school year (2nd grade girl). It lasted all year. The handle was a little temperamental on that one, and one of the handle "bars" came out on the last day of school. My daughter was REALLY rough on it though - dragging it up and down the bus steps, slamming the handle up and down - you know how impatient kids are when things aren't working the way they want them! But we made it through the entire school year with that backpack. I bought a new one again this year for the 2013-14 school year. She's now 9 and in the 3rd grade. She's not so rough with it this year. The handle isn't at all sticky like the first one was, so she's not slamming on the handle like last year. We've been using it 2 months now and I'm very pleased with it. I'll probably buy another one for the 4th grade.
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So my Metal Review cherry is popped with my first review, which is the new Monster Magnet album 4-Way Diablo. It follows up 2004's Monolithic Baby! and is very much a similar album. Unfortunately, this means the album is in no way vital within the span of the band's catalog and suffers from the same weaknesses that have plagued the band since 1996's super-produced Powertrip. First to note, is that not unlike Monolithic Baby (which featured a very true to form cover of David Gilmour's "There's No Way Out of Here") the best song on the album is a cover. The good news is that it's a cover of one of my most favorite Rolling Stone songs ("2000 Lightyears from Home"). The bad news is that the best song on this album is a cover, yet what makes 4-Way a 2-D album is not in the songcrafting, but the wimpy production.
The early Monster Magnet catalog is weighted on heavily fuzzy and genuinely retro sounding production. Many bands from Electric Wizard to Queens of the Stone Age to Wolfmother have utilized the 2" analog tape to its optimal retro glory, and to their favor. This is where 4-Way, and its three predecessors have misfired. 4-Way Diablo has an almost obnoxiously slick production that would render the fastest and most technical math metal band audible, clearly, in every channel. What this does is rob the music, as uneven as it is already, of what made this same band stand out from the pack in the early 90s. The stronger and more genuine songs on the album like "Cyclone", "I'm Calling You", and "Solid Gold", are solid amongst the band's overall career. But the lack of that certain psychedelic haze present on previous releases is absent and this is prominent to anyone who regularly fails the "pee in cup" test. Other, "heavier" tracks like "Wall of Fire" and "Slap in the Face", have a solid crunch and good fast tempo, and benefit from the production. On the other hand, I could be listening to Motorhead if that's the mood I want.
I should also note that Monster Magnet's early catalog is essential to any listener of stoner rock. As vital as Trouble. Before Queens of the Stone Age and Wolfmother ruled the roost of 70s retro in modern times, Monster Magnet were the heavyweight champs. Their first EP and three full length releases (...tab ('91), Spine of God ('91), Superjudge ('93), Dopes to Infinity ('95) respectively) are some very honest and true stoner rock records that I would recommend to anyone remotely interested in the genre and suggest to anyone who has never heard. Hence, my admiration for the band to an extent.
Again, the Rolling Stones cover is really (REALLY) good and Dave Wyndorf's vocals sound as good as ever, but what made this band great ten years ago has left the building. The production is too slick. While this does allow clarity amongst the instrumentation (the current line up of MM is undeniably talented, check out the solo on "Cyclone") it makes this more of a gym album than a bong album and that is why 4-Way Diablo is yet another misfire from a band that used to reign the living room of this stoner. Cherry popped.
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