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Improving the lives of people with severe illness or injury takes more than skill and compassion - it takes innovation.
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First food truck exits O.C. as 'Kogi-craze' slow to catch on
Has the gourmet food truck movement missed the mark in Orange County?
With� fewer than a dozen trucks regularly roaming the streets of O.C., one mobile food van has already called it quits.
Other trucks still in business say developing a loyal following in a diverse suburban community has been harder than expected.
Jewish sub truck Brooklyn Boy's Deli made its final stop in Orange County on Saturday night.� Launched in late February, Brooklyn was among the second wave of food trucks to debut in O.C. after the trend took off� last year in Los Angeles.
Marc Gabriel, owner of the deli on wheels,� said he is selling his food truck and taking a job as a chef in Temecula, where he lives.� The long drive into Orange County, combined with a lack of� 'food van' crowds in the community, prompted him to close the business.
"People still aren't getting it," Gabriel said about Orange County's interest in food vans.
In observing the social media chatter among local food truck followers, it appeared that some consumers thought Brooklyn's prices were too high for "street food."
Combination meals of half-pound sandwiches,� side dishes and a soda cost about $10 -- twice as much as a Kogi burrito. But Gabriel defended his menu, stating that his combo meal was a deal compared to prices at brick-and-mortar delis.
Toward the last few weeks, Gabriel said his truck was making money and he didn't quit as a result of economics. In fact, he says his Sloppy Moe sandwich (combination brisket, corned beef and pastrami) was so popular that he's now trying to get the product sold in retail supermarkets.
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Still, avid truck follower Michelle Reynoso said Brooklyn was not good at updating Twitter foodies with its locations.
That's a huge problem, considering most food trucks live-and-die by social media marketing.
"They were inconsistent with updates," said Reynoso, while waiting in line at the Piaggio on Wheels truck in Santa Ana one day last week.
The Argentine food truck is by far one of the most well-reviewed food vans in Orange County.
Run by husband and wife team Coli Piaggio and Roseane Deitos, the truck has been selling its beloved empanadas, steak tacos and pulled pork and brisket sandwiches since November. (click on photos to enlarge)
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At that time, only a few trucks -- including Kogi -- had been operating in Orange� County.
Piaggio, who formerly ran Carvao Grill in downtown Brea, said it has been tough promoting the street food movement in O.C.
"People think they can start a truck and it will be Kogi overnight,"� said Piaggio, who makes all his food from scratch.� "This (running a truck) is a whole other animal."
But� it's also a dream for the Argentinian-born chef.
Long before Kogi hit the streets of Los Angeles, Piaggio wondered "how he� could bring his food to the streets," said his wife, Roseane.
When Carvao closed in November, they started the truck, pricing their gourmet South American-inspired dishes at $2 to $7.
"It's been hard to catch on, but social media has impacted us tremendously,"� said Roseane, who posts Piaggio's stops several times a day on Twitter.
Piaggio's strategy is to park at well-established businesses and industrial areas in Santa Ana, Irvine and Fullerton.
The truck has more than a 1,000 loyal followers, including Reynoso. Her favorite� dish is the brisket sandwich.
"I'll go all the way to Irvine for them,"� said the Fullerton resident.
Reynoso --� who also follows Kogi, Taco Dawg and Barcelona on the Go -- said the food truck trend is not as contagious among Orange County foodies when compared to Los Angeles.
Lines are not as long, especially at night.
"We're less spontaneous. We're too suburban," she said.
As we chatted, a brand new cupcake truck entered the Santa Ana retail center where Piaggio was parked.
The Oh For Sweets Sake truck pulled up nearby and Reynoso was the first in line.
After ordering a $3 vanilla cupcake, she took a picture of the dessert with her cell phone and posted it on Twitter.
Viral, word-of-mouth marketing will keep the truck movement alive in Orange County.� But the question is:� � Are there enough Twitter-addicted foodies like Reynoso around to support it?
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Bungie trademarks "Osiris," "New Monarchy," "Seven Seraphs," more
Now sort-of-retired internet snooper superannuation has found new trademarks filed by Bungie which may point towards the name of its new IP.
The developer trademarked "Osiris", "New Monarchy", "Seven Seraphs" and "Dead Orbit" to the USCO last year.
It's also trademarked internet domains for the names above.
Bungie announced last April it was entering into a ten-year publishing deal with Activision over its first new IP since Halo.
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After the unremitting awful that was the last chapter, it's nice to hit a light-ish one again. This is Escape, so there's still plenty of bullshit that will make your teeth grind, but I've gotta admit, it's kind of fun to get a taste of high school drama FLDS style
There's a new high school in town, so those folks on the Prophet Uncle Roy side of the great religious divide can finally get an education.
The split in our community was now in it's seventh year. One of the consequences was that many families pulled their children out of the private high school so they would not be contaminated by the children of the families on the other side of the divide who supported Uncle Roy. As a result, many boys wound up working on construction jobs instead of going to high school. The girls who were forbidden to go to the private high school were confined to their homes. Most of the girls who were kept out of school were disappointed because they had wanted an education and a diploma before they were assigned to a marriage. They knew that their futures were being shortchanged.
Yep. When you've got your eyes on eternal salvation, you don't give a shit about your kids' education. You don't care if their ignorance cripples them here on Earth, condemning them to a lifetime of misery and poverty, just so long as their souls are saved. Besides, too much book-learnin' could lead to H-E-double-hockey-sticks. Continue reading "(Repost) Fundamentalist High School Drama – Escape Chapter 6: The Nusses"


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While not a new cookbook by any means, I haven't really had time to dig into this one until now. We've previously discussed the recipes in Jerusalem: A Cookbook, but not much has been said about Plenty. So, here goes...
Chickpea saute with Greek yogurt (p. 211)
This was a great way to kick off my time with this book. The flavors were outstanding, particularly the use of the caraway seeds and lemon juice. I used freshly-cooked Rancho Gordo chickpeas, which of course helps! The recipe was not totally trivial, but considering the flavors developed, if you don't count the time to cook the chickpeas it came together very quickly. I highly recommend this dish.
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Chapter 1
Ordinary Life: A Love Story
Mavis McPherson is locked in the bathroom and will not come out. The tub is lined with pillows and blankets. Under the sink, next to the extra toilet paper, there is an economy-sized box of Wheat Thins, a bowl of apples, and a six-pack of Heath bars. Against the wall, under the towel rack, is a case of Orangina, and next to that is a neat pile of magazines and three library books. A spiral-bound notebook and pen lie on top of the toilet tank. Hanging from the hook on the back of the door are several changes of underwear.
Mavis is on retreat, she tells her husband through the crack in the door when he comes home that evening. Al volunteers at St. Mary's Hospital, dividing his time between delivering newspapers to patients and helping maintenance fix faulty equipment, though this is a secret from the administration-volunteers aren't supposed to do that. Al's mechanical skills are legendary, but he is not known for his sense of humor. "Come on, Mavis," he sighs. "What's for dinner?"
"You might as well go on over to Big Boy," Mavis tells him. "I'm not cooking dinner. I'm not coming out for a week or so. It's nothing personal." She leans her ear against the crack in the door, listening for his response.
She hears only the wheezy sounds of him breathing in and out. She's afraid Al has emphysema, but he won't go to a doctor. "See 'em enough at the hospital," he always says. "Stuffy little bastards." She tries to look through the crack in the door, sees a tiny slice of Al's blue shirt, a piece of his ear. "Let me in, Mavis," he finally says, rattling the doorknob. "I gotta use the can."
"You know perfectly well we have another bathroom. You'll have to use that."
"I don't like that one. And it doesn't have a bathtub."
"Well, I know that."
"So how am I supposed to shower?" Al likes to shower in the evening, a characteristic Mavis has never liked, finding it somehow effeminate. Overall, though, she has few complaints. She loves Al dearly.
"You'll have to ask the neighbors," Mavis says. "Or maybe the Y. I'll bet the Y would let you shower there."
Silence. Then Al says, "What is this, Mavis, a fight? Is it a fight?"
She steps back, fingers the ruffled collar of her white blouse. "Why, no," she says, a little surprised. "I just got an idea that I really want some time completely to myself. And I'm taking it. I don't see the point in running off somewhere. We can't afford it anyway. Can we?"
"So," she says, "I'll stay right here. I don't need anything but some quiet. I want to be in a small room, alone, to just . . . relax, and not do anything else. I was thinking of the ocean, but this is fine."
"Oh, boy. I'm calling the kids," Al says. "And I'm calling Dr. Edelson or Edelman or whoever that robber is that you go to every twenty minutes. You've gone around the bend this time, Mavis. What have you got in there, Alzheimer's? Is that it?" He knocks loudly at the door. "Mavis, have you lost your goddamn mind?"
Mavis goes to the mirror to look at herself, tightens one of her pearl studs that has loosened, then walks back to the door. "I am seventy-nine years old, Al," she says softly, into the crack.
"What's that?"
"I say I'm seventy-nine years old," she says, louder.
He inhales sharply. "Aw, jeez. This is about my missing your birthday?"
"It's not my birthday for five months, Al. Remember? I was born in December. In a blizzard. Remember?"
"Well, I'm calling the kids," Al says. "Yes sir. All three of them. Right now." She hears his voice moving down the hall. "And your doctor, too."
"That's not necessary," Mavis calls out. And then, yelling, "Al? I'm not going crazy. I'm just thinking. I was going to tell you about this, but you . . ."
He can't hear her. She sits down on the closed seat of the toilet, peels the wrapper off a candy bar. "I am seventy-nine years old," she says aloud, and takes a bite. This is the beginning of what she wanted to say. Truthfully, she wasn't sure what would come next; she figured it would just happen, naturally. She examines the candy bar as she chews. She has always liked this, looking at food while she eats it. Makes it taste better. She wonders how they get that curly little swirl on the top of every candy bar. It's a nice touch, even though some machine did it and it is therefore not sincere. She crosses her legs, gently swings the top one, then leans over to the side to inspect it. She used to have great legs. "Oh, honey," Al had said the first time he undid her garters and pulled her nylons off. "Look at these gams." He had kissed her thighs, and she blushed so furiously she thought surely he'd see it in the dark. They were on their honeymoon, in a cottage in the Adirondacks. Her hair had been long and honey blonde, pulled back at the sides by two tortoiseshell combs, curled under at the bottom in a pageboy. The Andrews Sisters were on the radio at the moment she lost her virginity, her white negligee raised high over her breasts, one comb fallen off and digging into her shoulder, though not unpleasantly. She shook so hard when Al entered her he wanted to stop, but she wouldn't let him. "It's fine, honey," she said. "It just hurts." Her fingers were balled into fists against his back and she uncurled them, tried to relax. She looked for a place on the ceiling to focus on. She'd concentrate on that, take her mind off things.
"I can wait," Al had said. "Why don't I wait?" He'd raised himself up, tried to look into her face. But she hid herself in his shoulder, embarrassed and silent, then giggling.
"I don't think that helps, waiting," she'd finally said. "You just go on ahead. It's all right."
Afterward, they'd made a nest of the blankets and pillows, faced each other in the dim light, spoke in low tones of all the things they wanted to do: candlelit dinners every Saturday night, four children, the biggest Christmas tree on the lot every year. They touched each other's faces with the tips of their fingers, probed gently at the openings between each other's lips. At breakfast the next morning, Al had said Mavis looked different. More womanly. She said she'd noticed exactly the same thing.
He took her hand, she put down her fork, and they went back
to the bedroom. Already they had a special language, Mavis had thought, and the intimacy grounded her, fueled her. It hadn't hurt so much the second time.
"Hey, Mavis," Al says now, banging on the door. "Jonathan wants to talk to you. He's on the phone. You'd better come out here."
Mavis walks to the door, straightens her skirt, speaks loudly into the crack. "Listen to me, Al. I just told you I want to have a week to myself. I'm not coming out to talk on the telephone to Jonathan or any of the other children. I wish you'd stop running off and just let me tell you about this. No need to take offense or to think I'm crazy. For heaven's sake."
"Jonathan is on the phone, long distance," Al says.
Mavis rolls her eyes. "Well, I guess I know it's long distance, Al. If he lives in California and we live in Minnesota, then obviously it's long distance."
"So what am I supposed to say? That his mother can't be bothered talking to him?"
Mavis sighs, thinks for a moment. Jonathan in the Bathinette, his baby fists waving, his palm-sized chest rising up and down excitedly. "Water," Mavis is saying. "Yes, it's water, darling." A kerchief is around her head. She is wearing red lipstick and open-toed shoes.
Quietly, Mavis says, "Go and tell Jonathan that I'm fine, Al, that I'll call him in a week. And don't you say anything else. I can hear you, you know!"
She can't, of course, the phone is too far away, but Al doesn't know that. His hearing is starting to go, hers has thus far remained the same, so as far as Al is concerned, Mavis's hearing is suddenly extraordinarily acute.
"And come back after that," Mavis says. "I want to talk to you."
"The hell I will," Al says. "I'm going out."
"Where to?"
"The straitjacket store, that's where."
Big Boy, Mavis thinks. Well, good. When he comes back he'll be in a better mood. He'll get beef because she's not around to tell him not to, probably a cream pie for dessert, too. Fine. Then she'll be able to talk to him. Maybe he'll feel a little guilty about what he ate. That will work entirely to her benefit as well.
She slips off her shoes, climbs into the bathtub, lies back against the pillows. It's really not bad. For once in her life, she is happy she's so short. She wiggles her toes inside her nylons. She should have dressed more casually. She undoes the button on her skirt, then unzips it slightly. There is a tan-colored stain on her blouse between the second and third button. Coffee? She wets her finger, rubs at it. Well, she'll soak it later. It's convenient being in here. She closes her eyes. She's really very comfortable, could probably take a nap right now. But then it will be hard to sleep later on tonight.
She arranges the pillows to act as a backrest and climbs out of the tub to get a magazine. She feels the mean pull of arthritis in her knees. She selects a Good Housekeeping, climbs back in the tub, starts flipping through the pages, and realizes she's already looked at this one-there's the place where she tore out the recipe for low-fat lemon chicken.
Mavis used to give all her old magazines to her sister, Eileen, but her sister died last year. Breast cancer. She closes her eyes, lets herself hurt for a moment. The pain has not yet dulled, nor does she expect it to or even want it to.
Mavis and Eileen slept in the same bed as children; until she was eight, Mavis's preamble to sleep was to wrap Eileen's long hair around her fingers, then suck her thumb dreamily while drifting off. She had to make sure Eileen was sleeping first; Eileen got mad if she caught Mavis messing with her hair. Mavis had once tried wrapping her fingers in the folds of a satin doll dress her mother had given her for her birthday, but it wouldn't do-she needed the weighty, coarse silkiness of Eileen's hair. She liked the heat from Eileen's scalp at one end, reminding her of the thrilling fact of life; and the cool and bristly bluntness at the other end was wonderful to twitch your fingers over rapidly. It was worth getting caught every now and then for all that pleasure. The worst that ever happened was the night Mavis didn't wait long enough, and Eileen reared up like a ghost in her white nightgown and socked Mavis three times in the stomach. Otherwise any attack was a sleepy and halfhearted thing that barely hurt, a dull nudge in the rib, a smack on her leg that was off the mark and carried no more weight than a falling towel. And of course, she usually didn't get caught at all.
Mavis had gotten married first, and when Eileen asked her for certain essential details, Mavis had said, "Now, you might want to cry out. But don't." Oh, she missed her. Missed her. The conversations at the kitchen table, their elbows on the embroidered tablecloth, the steam from their coffee cups rising up. They would talk far into the night when they got together every week for dinner, and Al and Big Jim would get so impatient. They were all right as long as the fights were on, or some other sports event, but then the minute that was over, they wanted to go, one or the other of them, back home. When they were at Eileen's house, Al would come to stand at Mavis's shoulder, and she ignored him as long as she was able to. When they were at Mavis's, Big Jim would eventually sit down heavily at the table with them, simultaneously irritated and interested in what could possibly keep them here for so long, what could be so important that they hadn't even taken their aprons off from doing dishes before they sat down. They had just talked yesterday, hadn't they? Hell, they talked every day, didn't they?
On one memorable occasion, Al and Big Jim had both gone to sleep in the living room, both of them on the sofa with their heads back and their mouths open, and the women finally had the chance to completely exhaust themselves. They woke their husbands up at 2 a.m. after they'd taken a picture.
Meet the Author
Elizabeth Berg's novels Open House, The Pull of the Moon, Range of Motion, What We Keep, Never Change, and Until the Real Thing Comes Along were bestsellers. Durable Goods and Joy School were selected as ALA Best Books of the Year. Talk Before Sleep was an ABBY finalist and a New York Times bestseller. In 1997, Berg won the NEBA Award in fiction, and in 2000 her novel Open House was named an Oprah's Book Club selection. She lives in Chicago.
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- Date of Birth:
- December 2, 1948
- Place of Birth:
- St. Paul, Minnesota
- Education:
- Attended the University of Minnesota; St. Mary¿s College, A.A.S.
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This was just okay, not great. Stories seemed a bit shallow and the characters one-dimensional and whinny.. Try Ellen Gilchrist or Alice Monroe for well-written, interesting short stories .
Ordinary Life is so aptly titled. It has made me laugh and cry relating my own life to the many characters in these wonderful stories. I am such a fan of Elizabeth Berg; how she can make you understand the opposite sexes point of view is amazing! I am giving this book as a Christmas gift this year to all my friends and it will be read by me many times over.
Berg writes these short stories with such depth that the characters come alive entirely within the story. You will recognize someone you know, maybe yourself, somewhere in these stories and the emotion will feel familiar.


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By: Wayne Staats on September 5, 2011 - 6:33pm - Add new comment
There are games with a lot of points.
Then there was Friday's Thomson-Lakeside contest. The Bulldogs won 57-39, with a combined 70 points scored in the second half. With the win, Thomson proved it's one of the best teams in the area. Lakeside might be as well, but the Panthers have another big game this Thursday against North Augusta.
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By: Billy Byler on September 2, 2011 - 1:46am - Add new comment
Remember last week when I mentioned that I started the 2010 season 22-0 with my picks? Well, it's clearly not 2010.
Granted, predicting what a bunch of 16-, 17- and 18-year-olds are going to do on a Friday evening isn't easy. But I need to do better than I did last week if I'm going to call myself a professional sports writer.
So here's my attempt at picking the Week 2 games.
Season picks: 3-2
Last week: 3-2
Midland Valley (0-1) at South Aiken (0-0)
By: Wayne Staats on September 1, 2011 - 5:34pm - Add new comment
Pat Dye hasn't forgotten what he learned at Richmond Academy in the 1950s, when winning wasn't hoped for -- it was expected.
Dye, who won 99 games as Auburn's head coach and is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, followed his two brothers to Richmond Academy and helped continue the school's decade of athletic dominance.
By: Wayne Staats on September 1, 2011 - 4:30pm - Add new comment
It was not a good week for me last week. I definitely underestimated Burke County, Cross Creek, Lincoln County and Washington County. All picked up impressive victories.
With opening games out of the way, we should be seeing less penalties and better execution on both sides of the ball. Good luck to your favorite team. It should be another great weekend.
McCormick at Lincoln County
By: Chris Gay on August 31, 2011 - 11:18am - Add new comment
By: Wayne Staats on August 28, 2011 - 4:52pm - Add new comment
Every team in Region 3-AAA has played a game, so we no longer have to give complete guesswork on how we think teams will do. At the same time, it's important to not put too much stock into just one week.
That being said, here are some thoughts:
By: Billy Byler on August 26, 2011 - 1:32am - Add new comment
Football season is back. Most Aiken County schools will start the season tonight, and each start with a clean slate.
That goes for me, too. I made a prediction on every Aiken County game last year (and Williston-Elko and Strom Thurmond, too), and correctly picked 82 of the 98 games (that's over 83 percent). In fact, I went 22 for 22 through the first three weeks of the season.
By: Wayne Staats on August 25, 2011 - 4:58pm - Add new comment
Welcome to another season of high school football. Will a local team make a deep run in the playoffs like Burke County did in 2010? Will there be a surprise this year like Butler was last year? This week is our first great chance in finding out.
Lakeside at Glenn Hills
Panthers QB Mark Weidenaar returns after missing all last year due to injury. Lakeside could surprise some folks this season. The home Spartans, 2-8 a year ago, have six home games this year. But they'll start 0-1 at home.
Lakeside, 31-14
By: Wayne Staats on August 24, 2011 - 2:21pm - Add new comment
After only a few games last week, there's a full slate of games this time, meaning all Region 3-AAA schools will be either 1-0 or 0-1 after Friday.
Just two region teams played this past week (Grovetown and Harlem) but both have byes this time around.
As we get ready for a complete return to football, here are my predictions for Region 3-AAA.
1. Thomson
2. Richmond Academy
3. Grovetown
4. Josey
5. Westside
6. Harlem
By: Wayne Staats on August 17, 2011 - 2:43pm - Add new comment
A handful of local teams are either ranked or receiving votes in the football season's first polls. The Burke County Bears, a state semifinalist in 2010, are the highest-ranked area team, placing No. 6 in Class AAA. The complete polls are below, with local teams in bold.
The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Georgia high school football polls of the 2011 season with first-place votes in parentheses,win-loss record, total points and last year's final ranking:
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Phineas and Ferb (2007–2015)
Episode List
Season 2
16 Feb. 2009Phineas and Ferb Get Busted
Candace finally gets Phineas and Ferb busted, which is good for Candace but not for Phineas and Ferb as the two may have to spend the remainder of Summer vacation in a military school.
17 Feb. 2009Unfair Science Fair
The boys build a portal to Mars. Baljeet's project gets an A+. Candace applies for a hot dog job.
18 Feb. 2009Unfair Science Fair Redux (Another Story)
Phineas and Ferb help Baljeet with his science fair project.
19 Feb. 2009The Lake Nose Monster
The family goes camping on a lake.
21 Feb. 2009Attack of the 50 Foot Sister/Backyard Aquarium
Phineas and Ferb help Baljeet win a vegetable-growing contest.
28 Feb. 2009Day of the Living Gelatin!/Elementary, My Dear Stacy
In "Day of the Living Gelatin", the boys make a gelatin dessert, but, unbeknownst to them, Dr. Doofenshmirtz brings the gelatin to life. In "Elementary, My Dear Stacy", Stacy accompanies the family on a trip to London, where she and Candace try again to bust the latter's brothers, in the style of Sherlock Holmes.
7 Mar. 2009Interview with a Platypus/Tip of the Day
The boys wonder what Perry is saying when he makes his little noises.
4 Apr. 2009Don't Even Blink/Chez Platypus
In "Don't Even Blink", Candace, her brothers and the rest of the neighborhood build and then watch an invention, hoping to see what happens to it. In "Chez Platypus", the boys construct a trendy new restaurant in their backyard.
11 Apr. 2009Perry Lays an Egg/Gaming the System
Phineas and Ferb believe that a fallen bird egg came from Perry.
18 Apr. 2009The Chronicles of Meap
Phineas and Ferb accidentally knock an alien craft out of the sky.
15 Jun. 2009Thaddeus and Thor/De Plane! De Plane!
In "Thaddeus and Thor", Phineas and Ferb compete with two visiting brothers to build the best treehouse. In "De Plane! De Plane!", the stepbrothers set out to build a plane like what Howard Hughes had built, using papier-mâché.
22 Jun. 2009Let's Take a Quiz/At the Car Wash
Candace worries that Jeremy will leave her behind.
11 Jul. 2009Oh, There You Are, Perry/Swiss Family Phineas
Perry is assigned to take down a dangerous villain.
18 Jul. 2009Hide and Seek/That Sinking Feeling
Phineas and Ferb shrink everyone down to play hide-and-seek indoors.
25 Jul. 2009The Baljeatles/Vanessassary Roughness
In "The Baljeatles", Phineas and Ferb help Baljeet prepare to headline a rock concert. In "Vanessassary Roughness", Vanessa tries to prove to her father that she can be responsible enough to have her own car.
1 Aug. 2009No More Bunny Business/Spa Day
Phineas and Ferb set out to create working X-ray glasses.
21 Sep. 2009Phineas and Ferb's Quantum Boogaloo
The boys travel into the future to borrow a tool, but when their future sister Candace finds what they are up to, she realizes that she has the evidence she needs to travel back into the past to bust her brothers. When she returns to her own time, she realizes that she has made a terrible mistake that only she can fix.
12 Oct. 2009Phineas and Ferb's Musical Cliptastic Countdown
Fans were given the opportunity to vote for their favorite songs from Season #1 and early Season #2 episodes of Phineas and Ferb, and Major Monogram & Doctor Doofenshmirtz put aside their rivalry to host the results on a 1970's-style variety show... or so the doctor would lead us to believe.
17 Oct. 2009Bubble Boys/Isabella and the Temple of Sap
Candace learns to drive as she did well with Parell parking. Phineas and Ferb invent a bubble machine and fly across Danville. / After inadvertently accepting to help Phineas on an experiment, Isabella and the rest of the troop get on a mission to find an exotic tree that the boys need to finish it. Meanwhile, Agent Pinky tries to stop Professor Poofenplotz from getting more units of her discontinued hairspray.
24 Oct. 2009Cheer Up, Candace/Fireside Girl Jamboree
Candace jumps to conclusions when Jeremy breaks a date with her./ Candace tries to become a Fireside Girl in order to get into a sold-out concert.
31 Oct. 2009The Bully Code/Finding Mary McGuffin
After Baljeet saves his life, Buford pledges to become Baljeet's servant./ Phineas and Ferb help Candace hunt down a lost doll.
7 Nov. 2009Picture This/Nerdy Dancin'
Phineas and Ferb have fun with a teleportation device./ Phineas and Ferb help Jeremy become a great dancer for a TV dance show.
14 Nov. 2009What Do It Do?/Atlantis
After one of Dr. Doofenshmirtz's inventions lands in the yard, the boys try to find out what it does through reverse engineering. / Phineas and Ferb and the neighborhood kids to on an epic journey to find the lost city of Atlantis.
7 Dec. 2009Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation
During Christmas vacation, Phineas and Ferb's quest to show gratitude to Santa during Christmas may be doomed for failure, when Dr. Doofenshmirtz uses an invention that puts the entire town of Danville on Santa's naughty list.
6 Feb. 2010Just Passing Through/Candace's Big Day
"Just Passing Through" The boys invent a device to let them pass through objects. " Candace's Big Day " The boys' outrageous decorations threaten to ruin Candace's big day as a bridesmaid.
13 Feb. 2010I Was a Middle-Aged Robot/Suddenly Suzy
Candace enters a father-daughter race with a Lawrence robot. / Candace's mortal enemy, Little Suzy, helps her bust the boys.
13 Feb. 2010Undercover Carl/Hip Hip Parade
"Undercover Carl" Carl goes undercover to stop Phineas and Ferb's shenanigans. "Hip Hip Parade" Phineas and Ferb create the ultimate floats for the Tri-state Area Parade.
20 Feb. 2010Invasion of the Ferb Snatcher/Ain't No Kiddie Ride
In "Invasion of the Ferb Snatchers", Candace is convinced that Ferb is an alien. In "Ain't No Kiddie Ride", the boys trick out some coin-operated kiddie rides.
27 Feb. 2010Not Phineas and Ferb/Phineas and Ferb-Busters
Candace puts together a team of busters to bust her brothers.
6 Mar. 2010Lizard Whisperer/Robot Rodeo
Ferb befriends a chameleon that grows to gigantic proportions.
12 Mar. 2010The Beak
Isabella investigates to find the true identity of a metallic superhero.
14 Jun. 2010She's the Mayor/The Lemonade Stand
Candace becomes an honorary mayor and uses her powers to try to bust the boys. / Phineas and Ferb create a lemonade stand empire throughout Danville.
9 Jul. 2010Phineas and Ferb's Hawaiian Vacation
Candace decides to take a vacation from busting.
25 Jul. 2010Phineas and Ferb: Summer Belongs to You!
Phineas and Ferb plan to travel around the world in one day.
16 Aug. 2010Nerds of a Feather
Phineas and Ferb are swept up into a duel of warring factions at the annual Tri-State Area Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention where they try to meet their special effects hero, Clive Addison.
24 Sep. 2010Wizard of Odd
After Candace gets trapped inside one of Phineas and Ferb's inventions, she ends up in Patchkinland where she finds out the way to bust her brothers is to see the Wizard in Bustopolis in this "Phineas and Ferb" version of The Wizard of Oz.
22 Aug. 2010We Call It Maze/Ladies and Gentlemen, Meet Max Modem!
Phineas and Ferb create a human-sized maze filled with obstacles. / Dad enlists the boys' help to turn him into a pop star.
8 Oct. 2010The Secret of Success/The Doof Side of the Moon
Candace takes a class to learn how to achieve her goal: busting the boys. / Candace teams up with Irving's brother to try to bust her brothers.
16 Oct. 2010Split Personality/Brain Drain
A Phineas and Ferb device splits Candace into two Candaces.
29 Jan. 2011Rollercoaster: The Musical!
Phineas and Ferb relive their first day of summer as a musical!
11 Feb. 2011Make Play/Candace Gets Busted
In "Make Play", Candace switches places with a princess who looks exactly like her and who helps the boys create a giant jukebox. In "Candace Gets Busted", when the parents go on a trip, they leave Candace in charge of the house. She calls some of her friends for a small get-together. It doesn't end well.
26 Jun. 2010Not Phineas and Ferb
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16 Dec. 2010Brain Drain
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Listen to Dillon Francis on iHeartRadio
"Stop looking at me Swan!" is a line from one of the most hilarious movies, Billy Madison. Dillon Francis has given us all a little treat by acting out the infamous bathtub scene from the movie, and posting it on YouTube for our viewing pleasure. He does a great job as Billy!
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I have a Makefile building many C files with long long command lines and we've cleaned up the output by having rules such as:
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$(COMPILER) $(COPTS) -c -o $@ $<
Now this is great as the @ suppresses the compilation line being emitted. But when we get an error, all we get is the error message, no command line. Can anyone think of a "neat" way to emit the command line? All I can think of doing is echoing it to a file and have a higher level make catch the error and cat the file. Hacky I know.


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That's the word on the street anyway. It's actually not new news and has been talked about pretty much on the 1911 forum, but has for some reason surfaced again due to postings that think it's new headlines.
So that tells me that the rumors are possibly coming true with this circulating around again with fresh postings. This has also come up again on the 1911 forum too.


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Vosges Haut-Chocolat Just Got A Little Bit Sweeter
A gal doesn't need Valentine's Day, a man, or any other excuse to indulge in a little chocolate — especially when it's Chicago's very own Vosges. From Funk and Disco to Wink of the Rabbit, the exotic flavor combos never cease to amaze the palate, and the only thing that could possibly make the euphoric eating experience any better is a refreshing libation to wash it all down.
As luck would have it, Vosges Haut-Chocolat in Lincoln Park just launched a summer cocktail series that's got us as excited about the ice cream man-days of our childhood. Every Wednesday (5 to 7 p.m.) and Friday (4 to 6 p.m.), the Armitage boutique will be offering a seasonal selection of wines, beers, and Champers to enjoy on site — with a truffle or two, naturally!
If you want to take your decadence to-go, bottles of vino are 15% off on both days, and Moet is down 20% on Fridays. Select bottles also get the added bonus of a complimentary truffle collection, so cheers to you. So, what if it's not a bikini-friendly treat? Life and summer are too short.
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