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PHX - Places that have never let you down
- Firenza00 Apr 25, 2007 10:00 PM
A lot of restaurants seem to be hit or miss. Great one visit, middling or worse the next. What are some of the places that never seem to let you down? The ones I for me are:
1. Shish Kabob House. It's almost always empty when we go, yet the food has been excellent on every visit. The hummus alone usually brings us, but the gyros and koubedah are also first rate.
2. The Farmhouse. There's always a line and the wait is usually longer than it takes to order and eat. Outstanding scrambles, great bacon, and those cinnamon rolls... Caloric heaven.
3. JP Pancake. Again, another busy breakfast place that has a line, although here it takes longer to order and eat. But the food is worth it. The cinnamon French toast is my favorite, after the Frosted Flake-crusted French toast at the Phoenician. The wait staff is fun, too. Rachel gets pretty feisty, especially if you don't ask for no butter before she sets your plate down. If you've seen it, you know what I mean.
4. Welcome Diner. Simple menu, great food. My favorite hot dogs. Not for the claustrophobic. Semi-uncomfortable stools.
5. Tokyo Lobby. My favorite sushi place. The food has always been amazing, both in taste and presentation. I've been for dinner and lunch, and both were done to the same standard. Even the basic rolls seem to have a little something extra. Like the cinnamon in the shrimp tempura. I love the Monkey Brains. Don't ask, just order. :)
In no particular order:
Restaurant Mexico
Caffe Boa
Los Sombreros
Such is Life/Asi es La Vida
Filito's (RIP)
NEVER let me down? Hmm ... That's a Wrap -- hundreds of lunches there, all good -- specials, regular wraps, soups, all fabulous ... Akaihana, Sushi Ko, Kampai and Dozo -- excellent sushi, every time, many, many visits ... Pizza Town in Tempe, one of my faves since 1983 (haven't been there for a year or so -- still around? Please advise) ... Pane Bianco -- outstanding every time. The three regular sandwiches are superb, yet the daily market sandwich is frequently just too good to pass up.
Oh, yeah -- Blue Fin, Central Avenue ... dozens of wonderful lunches, with everyone one served up fresh, hot, reasonably priced, and with warmth and friendship. Love the lightly char-broiled chicken and fresh steamed vegetables over brown rice, and the curry bowls.
re: misohungrychewlow
where is that's a wrap?
re: abbefaith
I'm not sure of the address, but I think Seth reviewed it at some point, so his site probably has the address in the review.
re: abbefaith
This seems accurate.
That's A Wrap
800 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85006
re: misohungrychewlow
That's a Wrap is on the west side of 7th Street, north of Palm Lane, south of Monte Vista, slightly south of a Coco's. It's in a ramshackle old house with a small parking lot and a big sign out front.
That's A Wrap
800 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85006
re: misohungrychewlow
Damon Brasch, owner of That's a Wrap, also owns the vegan restaurant "Green" on McKellips and Scottsdale Rd. I love almost everything I've tried there!! (Salads, apps, sides, rice and noodle bowls, sandwiches, pizzas, and desserts.) Fantastic little place.
re: starlightjulian
Yeah, I haven't seen Damon around much at That's A Wrap lately, but kudos to him and the staff for maintaining a high quality vibe and great food experience at a nice price. I haven't been to Green yet, but even though I'm an omnivore, I have little doubt that I'll find good eats there.
re: misohungrychewlow
Do yourself a favor and visit Green soon! Their chicken substitute is very good-just don't order the Buffalo chicken wings (they're made of mushrooms and are very stringy). The jerk salad and the spicy peanut salad are great!! I've tried the mock chicken and the crispy tofu... sublime!! Though I haven't tried it, yet, I've been told by many that the "No harm chicken parm" is delicious. Honestly, I've tried most of the menu items with delicious results, with only a handful of misses, thus far.
Please let me know what you think!
2240 N Scottsdale Rd, Tempe, AZ 85281
re: Seth Chadwick
I forgot Red Devil on my list, although I'm not a fan of the atmosphere at the McDowell location. The Bell Rd. restaurant makes me happier for some reason.
re: grrlscout
I don't know Restaurant 28. Shish Kabob House is the SE corner of Olive and 51st Ave. Don't let the nearly empty restaurant fool you. It's got some great food, especially the hummus.
re: Firenza00
That's the one! I'll have to check it out sometime. Hummmmmmmmus.
Check out Restaurant 28 for some soul food, if you dig that sort of thing.
re: grrlscout
You won't be disappointed. :)
re: grrlscout
Yes, Restaurant 28 and the Shish Kebab House are located in the same ugly strip mall. I've never tried 28, but SKH is quite good. The hummus, rice, and kebabs are consistently high quality. The only thing we haven't liked is the falafel, which we found dry, crumbly, and bland. My experience has been that falafel is consistently good only when served in Israeli, Lebanese, or Egyptian restaurants. In Persian, Turkish, Greek, and other peripherally Middle Eastern restaurants, the falafel generally suffers. A lot of these restaurants offer falafel because customers expect it, but they don't do it justice. Enjoy SKH by sticking to the more Persian parts of the menu, as well as Middle Eastern staples such as hummus that are hard to prepare badly.
re: ggdinero
Almost never. The one time I was a little let down was the Chicken Alfredo. It was just utterly bland. Other than that one time, though, I'm totally with you.
re: ggdinero
Love the pasties at CPC, but they take so da*n long to cook!! (They're pre-made and frozen, and cooking times are close to 20 minutes. Special orders require at least an hour, but you really should call 80 minutes ahead.)
re: starlightjulian
It's better than them being precooked and reheated.
re: kindofabigdeal
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for fresh food!! I was just very annoyed that, after my calling in my order an hour beforehand during a break at work and arriving ten minutes late, I still had to wait another 15 minutes for my food to arrive to my table. I then had to wait ANOTHER ten minutes for the pasties to cool off so that I could eat without burning my mouth! I get very cranky when hungry, and I get even crankier when I have to wait for food that was supposed to be ready half an hour ago... I guess I wouldn't do well as a guest in Ramsay's The F Word... :)
re: HomeCookKirsten
I will pirate half of Kirsten's list:
Cowboy Ciao
Caffe Boa (on Mill)
and add a few of my own:
Sea Saw
T Cook's
Coupe des Tartes
Vincent's at Camelback
Pizza Bianco
Then again, I'm from Pittsburgh and we don't have decent upscale SW/Mex or pizza in these parts, so I tend to make a point of visiting those two places when in town.
As Romeo Void said way back in the 80s (dating myself here): "Never say never."
In other words, the better a restaurant is, the higher my expectations rise and the more sensitive I become to minor slips. I think Tarbell's, T. Cook's, and Durant's, to name three examples, are all excellent restaurants. Nevertheless, I've experienced minor slips during meals at all three. None were incidents that would cause me not to come back; in fact, they were all minor mistakes that were corrected promptly and graciously. Still, I guess I'll never experience perfection because outstanding performance at a restaurant always raises my expectations for the future.
With that in mind, the restaurants listed in my Chowhound profile are those that come the closest to never letting me down:
T. Cook's
Pita Jungle
Super Dragon
Cafe Lalibela
re: silverbear
I've only been to T. Cook's once. Loved it, but having taking way too many engineering classes, I can't really use that as a good statistical sample. :) Lon's was on a roll until this last Valentine's Day, otherwise it would have made my list.
re: Firenza00
Your mention of Lon's is interesting to me. We loved it initally, though there were a few problems with their wine glasses. They got that under control, and we were big fans. Then, we did two events there, and they really, really dropped the ball. We changed venues for several events, until Mr Unger hosted a party, that we attended. He inquired as to why we had canceled several events, and had not been back. I told him the specifics. He asked that we give it another go, and we did. Things were good again. It would be interesting to input our experiences and look at the graph. Right now, they are riding high, but I still recall the "bad old days," so they could not make my list.
re: Bill Hunt
Our first visit was Valentine's 05 and great. We did a birthday dinner and that went good as well. We did the brunch last spring and it was also a good time. This past Valentines was a major let down. I think I posted about it at the time. We had 8pm reservations and didn't get seated until 8:45. Our server treated us differently than the other 4 tables around us she had. Our water glasses were empty and even after asking a couple time for refills and making eye contact with her, they stayed empty. The food was also a let down compared to our other visits. And the "it was a special event night" excuse doesn't cut it because our first visit was also on a Valentine's, and it went flawlessly.
re: silverbear
Yeah, NEVER is a hard word.
Ever the optimist, I considered places that I can't say that I ever had a bad experience and feel 100% confident sending a friend there and in fact all memories are fond, if not perfect. :)
re: silverbear
It's nice to hear that you did not hold a grudge, when things went wrong. I am not quite so forgiving, though I am working on it. In Hawai`i, I had a bad experience many years ago. My wife urged me to go back to that establishment, and it's now on my top ten list on O`ahu.
I had a single bad course (actually, my wife did) at a spot on the North Shore, O`ahu. They went out of their way to make up for the problem, and I am making reservations for our next trip. Things happen, and they did more than I did, or could have, asked, to make it better. It wasn't perfect, but they did much more than I expected to see that we were pleased with the total experience. See, I am learning!
Interesting thread. For ME, the list is short:
Vincent's on Camelback (others will disagree, as they HAVE been let down)
Cowboy Ciao
elements @ The Sanctuary (again, others have had different experiences)
El Bravo
Beyond that, all others have been uneven on some point, or another.
re: kittyfood
I DEFINITELY second this. It's one of those places I love and will always love. The simple dinner salad is yummy and the rigatoni is fantastic.
Delhi Palace
La Parilla Suiza
I don't visit really high-end joints enough to claim to have never been disappointed. I can say Cowboy Ciao, but I've only bee there four or five times over the last five years so it's hard to develop a pattern. Does that make sense?
The places I listed above have proven to me over time and frequent visits that I can show up on any given day and walk out with a happy belly.
re: mamamia
Ooh! I forgot about Richardson's...that would be on my list too.
cool topic - sorry ive been away for a chunk of this week :
in no particular order :
pane bianco
pizzeria bianco
matts big breakfast
phx ranch market
It's a very rare thing for a restaurant not to slip so I think the only two who haven't for me are Va Bene and Cyclo (not surprisingly two of my favorite restaurants in the Valley).
I am going to name a few that I did not see:
Barrio Cafe - PHX
Tomaso's -Camelback only
John Henry's -Tempe
Marcellino -Phx
Barrio Cafe
Pizzeria Bianco
Pita Jungle (Tempe & Chandler)
El Sol Mexican Food and Bakery (Chandler)
Joes BBQ (Gilbert)
I've never been let down at Mishima Sushi on 56th St and Thomas. It's a hole-in-the-wall between Domino's and Savers, but it's fantastic and really reasonably priced. Their sushi is awesome and I recently tried the grilled chicken teriyaki, and that was great too! I go ther at least once a week for sushi.
I also love Barrio - the food has always been exceptional, the atmosphere rocks, and they have this drink with grapefruit juice that is to die for!
re: ckone1
Try the calamari at Mishimi if you haven't had it. I know, I know, calamari, very overdone, but their version is excellent.


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1 jasonwill 2, Sat, 27th Aug '11 10:13:58 PM from West Virginia
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2 Merlo, Sun, 28th Aug '11 1:27:22 AM from the masochist chamber
*hrrrrrk*Syntax is something you can use. I hear it's easy to tell when a German or Russian native speaker is speaking English due to the way they place subject/objects in the sentence. I might be explaining this wrong though grammar isn't my strong point. Chinese native speakers have trouble pronouncing "r", and Japanese native speakers have trouble pronouncing "l", at least that's how the stereotype goes. My parents' language doesn't have gendered pronouns, so they often get mixed up between "him"/"he" and "her"/"she". That could also be an issue.
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Professional SkulkerI often see examples of writing where people change the spelling of the words to emphasize the different pronunciation, a sort of phonetic speech. {I believe there might be a trope about that somewhere.} Mark Twain was famous for it. Other times, the accent is mentioned only in the narrative and the sentences are written normally. {"Her accent warped the vowels/he spoke stiffly and with sharp enunciation/etc etc..."} I've also seen authors who play with syntax to great effect, good point!
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4 Rainbow, Sun, 28th Aug '11 5:38:38 AM Relationship Status: Puppy love
Sailor Moon FanYes, the trope is Funetik Aksent and gives a lot of examples that one could use.
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5 Ronka 87, Sun, 28th Aug '11 7:19:27 AM from the mouth of madness.
Maid of WinPlease avoid using Funetik Aksent— it's really annoying. It's part of what makes Mark Twain, an otherwise fantastic author, so hard to read. If part of the point is that the characters can't understand the speech, or if it's intended to be funny, that's okay, but otherwise, it's needlessly confusing. Also, while people in other regions do have different words for certain things, when they're used in stories it often seems forced— something added to make the point that this person is, indeed, from X region. An exchange like this: "It's in the trunk." "Trunk? Oh, you mean boot." ... makes me wince. It's forced and unnatural, and not good dialogue. Frankly, the best way to deal with accents is to mention in the narration that the character is from region X and write the dialogue normally. Change the syntax, diction, and vocabulary only if it's how you envision (enlisten?) the character saying it in your head, and even then, judge to make sure it doesn't look or sound ridiculous.
edited 28th Aug '11 7:20:22 AM by Ronka87
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6 Crystal Glacia, Sun, 28th Aug '11 10:50:42 AM from Cedarpointland
HappinessI would only do a Funetik Aksent if I was intentionally making the character hard to understand or a genuinely poor English speaker. I use other methods to show a character's accent, such as having my British characters use British terms and spellings, or having them fumble for obscure words every now and again. Would it be gimmicky to portray animal noises using onomatopoeia from the language that they hear most often? Such as a cat belonging to a Russian family saying 'myau', a Japanese-owned cat saying 'nya', and a cat that listens most often to Chinese saying 'mao'?
7 USAF713, Sun, 28th Aug '11 10:54:11 AM from the United States
I changed accounts.This is one of those things where I try to avoid Painting the Fourth Wall too much. Usually, I'll note what accent a character has, and possibly add an apostrophe and broken word here and there, but going all out isn't appealing to me. It just looks kind of sloppy, to me, I guess. It only bothers me when I try to write it. I read it in a book done by another and it usually seems like it's done well. Perhaps I'm just biased against myself...
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8 Ori Doodle, Sun, 28th Aug '11 11:23:07 AM from Uhm....i dunno? Relationship Status: Sharing a spaghetti noodle
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9 Mister Always, Sun, 28th Aug '11 2:35:25 PM from The Netherlands.
Go away.In dis thing I'm be writin' I've gots f' this man speaks a bit all like dis. 's suppose t' be f' a li'l trouble t' understand it. Lampshade Hangin' all abound, d'yaknow. It's some kind of futuristic dialect/accent that's kinda based on Jamaican, a bit.
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10 Noir Grimoir, Sun, 28th Aug '11 10:51:46 PM from San Diego, CA
Rabid FujoshiThat's a bit of a jolt. Well when I do characters with accents, I have other characters comment on it aloud or in their thoughts, and usually have them describe how it sounds different or how certain words are said occasionally, if it's notable. Like a Philadelphia accent is notable for the word 'water' sounding like 'wooder'. So a character might ask "Can you get me some water?" and the character they are asking can think something like: It took me a second to realize what he'd asked for because he said 'water' like 'wooder', but then I nodded and went to get him a glass. Or say a character has a German accent, the first time your other character hears him say something—say like "That isn't where you will find what you are looking for, "—you can then have the other character describe it in their head by thinking: The way he said the words made the sentence sound like "Sat isn't vhere you vill find vhat you are lookink for." Whatever you do, don't have them saying random words in their first language, especially if it's only the easy ones like "thank you" and "yes". It sounds half-assed, and those are likely the first things they learned in the language they are now speaking. It's just unnatural.
edited 28th Aug '11 11:26:57 PM by NoirGrimoir
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11 Merlo, Sun, 28th Aug '11 10:56:46 PM from the masochist chamber
*hrrrrrk*Oooh, what about swear words?
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12 Noir Grimoir, Sun, 28th Aug '11 11:26:20 PM from San Diego, CA
Rabid FujoshiI would say the only things you would replace with the home language would be pet-names, swear words, and very occasionally a nouns or verb (if they've forgotten how to say it in that language or never learned it, but they should then probably be corrected or the other person should be confused). They might use hello and goodbye in their home language if they were trying to be cute or something but with the average person they wouldn't. I wouldn't be too crazy with swear words though honestly, it starts to look silly if it happens enough. Just say they cursed or forcefully said something the other character couldn't understand.
edited 28th Aug '11 11:28:36 PM by NoirGrimoir
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13 Loni Jay, Mon, 29th Aug '11 1:45:53 AM from Australia Relationship Status: Pining for the fjords
@Mr Always: Have you read the Polar City books by katharine Kerr, by any chance? The dialect spoken by most characters in that book is supposed to be the result of a group of Americans colonising a small planet, and the accent evolving on its own for a while. I don't have the book on me and I can't remember any good examples of what it was like, but I think it was done well.
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14 Rainbow, Mon, 29th Aug '11 6:27:34 AM Relationship Status: Puppy love
Sailor Moon Fan@ Ori Doodle: I'd personally find that to be annoyingly inconsistent, to start out writing a character's dialogue in a Funetik Aksent and then suddenly stopping. To me, if I saw that in a story, I would wonder if the character's voice suddenly changed. I'd rather be consistent and write all the character's dialogue as a Funetik Aksent or not at all, unless the character is supposed to change his/her accent in the plot (like with My Fair Lady).
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15 Bobby G, Mon, 29th Aug '11 7:04:40 AM from the Silvery Tay
vigilantly taxonomishI think Funetik Aksent is pretty much always annoying and unnecessary. Just note that the character is speaking with an accent, and use dialectal terms when appropriate.
edited 29th Aug '11 7:04:57 AM by BobbyG
I have a French character and a character from Brooklyn that I currently write using Funetik Assent. It took me awhile to remember to do it when I was writing dialogue for them. It comes naturally now. I've only used them for roleplays so far though. When I do get around to placing them in a story, I'm not entirely sure if I'm going to keep the written accents or not. I agree with what earlier posts have said about some examples of written accents being hard to read. I'm hoping to avoid that by making the changes to the dialogue minimal. So the character from Brooklyn has his "th" sounds replace with a "d" sound and words that end with a "er" sound get an "ah" sound. So basically the Brooklyn Rage page. If it gets annoying enough I can take it out. I kind of like it though, I can write bits of dialogue for them without saying it belongs to that character and people will just know automatically.
17 Mister Always, Mon, 29th Aug '11 10:03:41 AM from The Netherlands.
Go away.@Loni Jay: Nope. Are they any good?
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18 annebeeche, Mon, 29th Aug '11 10:08:09 AM from by the long tidal river
watching down on usI hate when people replace 'w' with 'v' and such for German and Slavic accents, because I don't know about German, but Slavic speakers rarely do that. Just because a word would be read differently in the Polish orthographic system does not mean that it is pronounced that way in a Polish accent. And I should know—my family is Polish. Rather, accents result from approximating English phonetics that don't exist in their own language. For example, English has /ə/, found in "luck". Polish does not have /ə/ (Polish has only six non-nasal vowels), but /a/ (found in "father"), which is a common approximation. Thus "luck" in a Polish accent sounds the same as American "lock", which may lead to confusion. The general rule of thumb is to just write the accent as the main character understands it. If the speaker tried to say "luck" and the main character understood it as "lock", write it "lock". EDIT: What I mean is, even if it sounds like "lock", if the listener understood the word as "luck", write it "luck".
edited 29th Aug '11 10:32:12 AM by annebeeche
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19 Night, Mon, 29th Aug '11 1:49:37 PM from PSNS Intrepid Relationship Status: Drift compatible
Who you are does not matter.I think accents can be written in fine, by other people. However as I'm not writing to be published, it's extra work and I'm not doing it.
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20 Blue Ninja 0, Mon, 29th Aug '11 1:59:50 PM from The Middle of Nowhere Relationship Status: Non-Canon
Plotting my EscapeIn one of the writing panels at Nor Wes Con, with several published authors, I asked this very question. The united response from all of them was For the love of God, don't you dare use a Funetik Aksent.
edited 29th Aug '11 2:00:10 PM by BlueNinja0
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21 vijeno, Mon, 12th Mar '12 9:10:32 AM from Vienna, Austria
Okay, I'm fiendishly necro'ing and hijacking this thread. What I would like to talk about is characterisation of accents. (As opposed to Funetik Aksent or using the appropriate vocabulary.) I also think it would be nice to work on actual examples. I don't mind if a few cliches run into the description - that's what accents in literature are, most of the time, anyway (and thus are often used for comedy). It's a lighthearted topic, methinks. So - how would Americans characterize a british accent? To me, being European, it sounds vaguely upper-class, stiff, harsh, with short vowels and hard consonants; and also, filled with complicated, multisyllabic vocabulary nigh unintelligible to the lower class populace such as you and me. Also, I have one character that is American - I would like to give him some special accent, but I don't know my way around in America, despite the all-too-familiar Texan accent perhaps. Currently it's Wisconsin (purely by chance really). I'm thinking, how about a New York accent. How would you characterize that?
edited 12th Mar '12 9:14:48 AM by vijeno
22 Bobby G, Mon, 12th Mar '12 2:11:30 PM from the Silvery Tay
vigilantly taxonomishI suspect, though correct me if I'm wrong, that the reason "British accents" sound upper class to you is because you're thinking of the RP accent, which is indeed associated with the upper class in Britain. I certainly wouldn't consider a Valleys Welsh accent or Yorkshire accent particularly upper class. To my (English) ears, a New York City accent, broadly speaking, sounds nasal, with lots of "uh"s and "aw"s, and maybe suggests a laidback, streetwise character. As with the British accent, though, there's regional variation. A Bronx accent, to me, sounds rougher, punchier and even more streetwise than a typical New York accent. And of course, these are just regional stereotypes, and actual tone of voice trumps them.
edited 12th Mar '12 2:12:08 PM by BobbyG
23 Mr AHR, Mon, 12th Mar '12 2:13:24 PM from ಠ_ಠ Relationship Status: A cockroach, nothing can kill it.
Ahr riverWhich new york accent? A city accent, yonkers, bronx, or one from somewhere else, what?
24 Bobby G, Mon, 12th Mar '12 2:20:05 PM from the Silvery Tay
vigilantly taxonomishOf course there's no such thing as a single New York accent. Same goes for any other regional accent you want to name, though. In that sense, "British accent", "Southern accent" and "Midwest accent" are much vaguer.
25 vijeno, Mon, 12th Mar '12 11:39:39 PM from Vienna, Austria
@Bobby G, re Upper Class Brit Accent: Yeah sure, and I know it. That's what I have in mind, probably because I know a guy who talks like that, and I could listen to him talking for hours on end. It's hilarious and charming at the same time. (Yes, I have a brit in my story as well, just for that reason.) About which part of New York: Um, let's try and categorize a few? After all, this thread is not just for me, it's for everyone who would like to write an accent. I found a trope for it, by the useful name of American Accents, maybe someone cares making it even awesomer than it already is? Different non-english accents would be very interesting as well, by the way. I'm actually writing in German, so the New York thing is just a sidenote. Maybe I'll come back later to try and describe a few of our accents.
edited 12th Mar '12 11:40:17 PM by vijeno
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Thread: Middle names for Lilia?
October 28th, 2013 04:44 PM #1
Middle names for Lilia?
I feel like I'm beating a dead horse with Lily/Lilia here (sorry!), but at least I've decided on a full name for Lily. I have a couple options I'm tossing around, but, much as others seem to really love them, I can't seem to really get into them. Not enough to use them, anyway. I'm looking for something unexpected, fairly classic, definitely sweet and innocent. So far, I've tossed around:
Lilia Audrey
Lilia Beatrix
Lilia Calliope
Lilia Caroline
Lilia Cosima
Lilia Elodie (love how elfish and sweet this is! But it shares way too many vowel sounds, imo, and my beat-up, good-for-nothing, always-breaking-down car is named Elodie--and I'm not sure I want to go there.)
Lilia Josephine
Lilia Penelope
But something seems off with all of them. I don't know. Ideas?
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You definitely have some favorite sounds! To me, Calliope, Elodie, even Caroline and Cosima are too tongue twister-y with the lovely Lilia. Josephine is good sound-wise but has never been a personal favorite. Beatrix is my favorite on your list. Let's try to find sweet and elfish but consonant heavy:
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Hi Hannah I m a big fan of yours.you sing very well.I like your songs and also I listen them.don't walk away,love that lets go are my favorite.you are really a rockstar.
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i luv u Hannah Montana like any thing in the world i prefer u my idol in Hollywood song u wont believe that when i sang ur song party in the usa then every one told that i m ur biggest fan and and its my dream to meet u once and snap a pic so that i would always remember that i meet someone who changed my life totally nd i m thankful 2 that person means my idol HANNAH MONTANA
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U arnt going to like me after i say this well u actually wont care but u r a BIG FAT BRAT.ur dad used to write all of ur songs and u would just sing them.i think ur dad should get all the credit for actually writing them and for everything else HE DOES FOR U!!!so Hannah just give up because u r losing 1000s of fans everyday!
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I'll admit that this is a great dance song but she didn't write it so stop giving her props. Britney Spears or whoever else could've performed it 4x better but they chose Miley because of popularity. This song was written by "Dr.Luke" (whose written for Kelly Clarkson and Avril Lavigne). HE should be getting the praise.


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Pickling Onions
I want to try to pickle some onions to eat with marinated herring--
I have a brainstorm that I'm going to try to pickle them in just salt water, no vinegar. They do this with cucumbers (Half-sour) so why not onions?
I was thinking to get them going for 2 days at room temp and then change the brine and refrigerate for a week. Grand experiment.
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I would find a fermented pickle recipe and follow that. I have no idea if it will work--is there something about cucumbers that supports fermentation that onions do not possess?
I'd use a 2% brine and leave it for 3-10 days ( until the fermentation has obviously ended) at room temp ( 68-72 degrees) in the dark ( light kills lactic acid bacteria) in a non reactive container that is air locked and then put it in the fridge for another 1-4 weeks, until it no longer tastes salty.
Check out pickl-it.com for info on how to ferment almost anything. Her methods are the only ones I've used that are consistently good.
There are lots of recipes and advice out there to get you started
Quick pickled onions are popular throughout Latin America, though I don't know if this style would go with herring. The onions are sliced, blanched briefly, and then left to sit with salt and lime juice (a few hours to a day). Red onions are preferred because the end product is a pretty pink.
2 days is not going to be long enough for the fermentation. Here's a website with some instructions for lacto-fermenting onions.
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SHERMAN, TX -- The stars were out in Grayson County on Thursday, all for a good cause. Sports legends Everson Walls of the Dallas Cowboys, Norm Lyons of the Texas Rangers, and boxing promoter Don King were all at Texoma Christian School on Thursday morning to stress the importance of dreams.
Each of these men has had to make hard decisions in their lives, and "Overcoming Obstacles" was the theme of the event.
"If I do my part, which is to get up everyday and do my best, then I have to deal with the hand that's dealt me. That's what life is about. It's not always a bowl of cherries," former Texas Rangers baseball player Norm Lyons said.
The men also took a tour of the Grayson County Crisis Center.
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NEW YORK — Anthony Weiner acknowledged Sunday that his campaign manager quit after new revelations of lewd online behavior, but Weiner said he was not dropping out of the race for New York City mayor.
The New York Times reported that the campaign manager, Danny Kedem, told Weiner he did not want to oversee the campaign after Weiner acknowledged that he continued to send lewd photos to women after resigning from Congress in 2011.
Kedem had managed the re-election of John DeStefano Jr. to a 10th term as mayor of New Haven in 2011 and worked on Hillary Clinton's failed 2008 presidential campaign. Weiner wouldn't say who is replacing him.
Weiner was forced to discuss his online behavior this past week after a gossip website printed excerpts of conversations Weiner had with Indiana college student Sydney Leathers last summer.


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If there were a rite of passage into the Texan tribe, surely it would be the 72-ounce steak challenge at The Big Texan Steak Ranch in Amarillo. Could anything be bigger, or more Texan? To an Irishman raised on Western flicks like myself, the very name Amarillo conjures up images of tumbleweeds, rattlesnakes, and yodeling cowboys.
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The swagger and self-reliance that inspired our forefathers to strike out on their own in 1836 has shaped Texas ever since, including its music.
Bison graze just beyond the main road as we enter Caprock Canyons State Park northeast of Lubbock. They loom large, dark, and shaggy against the tawny open range on a late-September afternoon. It looks like a scene out of the Old West.
Those who take time to explore the "Hub City" will find a notable wine scene, thanks to the High Plains' bounty of vineyards, an influential music scene, and a fascinating selection of museums. Few cities honor their heritage as enjoyably as Lubbock, home to museums focused on Buddy Holly, windmills, agriculture, and—a favorite top destination nominee for a number of TH readers—the National Ranching Heritage Center.
The view from High Lonesome Lane is remarkably empty. The narrow dirt road cuts through the southern High Plains, traversing the Rita Blanca National Grasslands in the northwest corner of the Texas Panhandle. An occasional hackberry tree or windmill breaks the prairie's distant horizon. Grazing pronghorn, startled by the rarity of a passing car, dart along broken stretches of sagging barbed-wire fence. It's conceivable to imagine what this territory would have been like in decades past, including when drought-ravaged settlers left their homes to escape the Dust Bowl of the 1930s.
A six-foot steel sculpture of a corkscrew marks the entrance to McPherson Cellars in downtown Lubbock. Inside, the modern theme continues in a sleek tasting room with dark walls, polished floors, and local artwork.
The room where artist Georgia O'Keeffe lived in Canyon south of Amarillo was so tiny it held only an iron bed and a wooden fruit crate. Sparse suited her because she preferred to sit on the floor to paint and draw.
Amarillo is a frequent stopover for travelers bound for Texas and beyond, so it's fitting that the city is home to the Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum and its celebration of the history, spirit, and quintessential vehicle of the family road-trip vacation.
In the heart of Amarillo's downtown, you might expect to find Tex-Mex and barbecue—but not Continental fare like English trifle, shepherd's pie, and standing rib roast. But this Texas café has a decidedly European twist. The original owner, Jonathan Early, named the café On Her Majesty's Service to honor his English roots. Three years later in 1992, restaurateur Mary Fuller bought the eatery, and now folks just call it OHMS Café.


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The best "Man" at a lesbian wedding. This is a very common expression in San Francisco.
The Bethman handed Butch the ring.
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Derogatory East coast slang meant to describe an angry lesbian.
SHe turned into a real Bethman when she caught her girlfriend with a guy!
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A burly female who empties bed pans in a nursing home.
The Old man groped the Bethman while she emptied his bed pan.
by Not a Democrat March 17, 2003
A tatooed female arm wrestler.
Bill was knocked out of the contest in the first round by that huge Bethman!
by Bethman's Brother! March 17, 2003
A woman that needs to shave every morning to avoid being visited by side show recruiters.
My sister has a 3 o'clock shadow. What a Bethman!
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UNLV head coach Bobby Hauck to resign MondaySam Cooper at Dr. Saturday8 hrs ago
The 2014 season will be the last for Bobby Hauck at UNLV.
Hauck will announce his resignation on Monday after coaching the Rebels against Nevada at home on Saturday night, UNLV athletic director Tina Kinzer-Murphy announced Friday.
"Bobby Hauck submitted his resignation, effective Monday, and I have accepted it," Kunzer-Murphy said. "No one has worked harder in trying to achieve consistent success with our football program than Coach Hauck and we thank him for his dedication and leadership. He and his staff have worked tirelessly in trying to achieve the results we all want to see but it unfortunately has not happened. We wish Bobby and his family the very best in their future endeavors."
Hauck is finishing his fifth year with the program and had two years remaining on his contract. Heading into Saturday's game, Hauck has a 15-48 overall record with the program.
UCLA blows shot at Pac-12 South title with loss to StanfordSam Cooper at Dr. Saturday9 hrs ago
All UCLA had to do on Friday to advance to the Pac-12 Championship Game was win.
Instead, it laid an egg.
The eighth-ranked Bruins were destroyed at home, 31-10, by an average Stanford team with five losses. The loss put an end to the UCLA's chance for a conference championship and closed the book on its chance to earn a spot in the College Football Playoff.
After jumping out to an early lead on a Brett Hundley touchdown pass, the Cardinal pretty much dominated the game the rest of the way. Stanford used a balanced attack of run and pass and controlled the ball for 37:49 compared to 22:11 for the Bruins.
The Cardinal tied the game at 7-7 via a Remound Wright touchdown run midway through the first quarter. UCLA responded with a 42-yard field goal from Ka'imi Fairbairn early in the second. From then on out, it was all Stanford.
Senior quarterback Kevin Hogan threw two touchdown passes late in the first half – a 22-yarder to Michael Rector and a 37-yarder to Devon Cajuste with 37 seconds left in the half – to give the Cardinal a 21-10 halftime lead.
Spread Options: Dr. Saturday's Week 14 picks against the spreadNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday9 hrs ago
A 4-6 week makes it 55-74-1 on the season. .500 is not happening this season.
Georgia Tech (+12) at Georgia, Noon ET: Seven spots in the College Football Playoff rankings plus homefield advantage equals 12 points for Georgia, apparently. While Tech's big game is next weekend, you don't overlook a rivalry game and the Yellow Jackets' triple option keeps this one close. Also, the difference in the number of passes between Georgia's Hutson Mason and Georgia Tech's Justin Thomas may not be all that large.
Illinois (+8) at Northwestern, Noon ET: It's a battle for bowl eligibility. Say what you want about some of Tim Beckman's statements this year but last week's game against Penn State proved the Illini haven't given up on Beckman this year. Yeah, Northwestern's blowout against Purdue last week looks good, but this game is decided by a late score.
Arizona plays its way into the Pac-12 title game with win against Arizona StateGraham Watson at Dr. Saturday9 hrs ago
The Arizona-Oregon rematch you didn't know you wanted is now a certainty.
Arizona's 42-35 win against rival Arizona State, coupled with UCLA's improbable loss to Stanford, makes the Wildcats Pac-12 South champions. They earned the right to face the Ducks in next week's conference title game.
Arizona defeated Oregon 31-24 on Oct. 2, the Ducks only loss this season.
Now the Ducks will have a chance for revenge and a chance to solidify their place in the College Football Playoff. If Arizona were to win, the Pac-12 would probably miss out on the playoff since all of its teams will have at least two losses.
Friday's Territorial Cup between Arizona and Arizona State was a wild one, which was ultimately sealed on a Wildcat defensive stand late in the fourth quarter. The teams essentially traded touchdowns in the first half and went into halftime tied at 21. But in the second half, Arizona held a 35-21 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Missouri takes SEC East for second-straight year with Arkansas winNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday9 hrs ago
Missouri is going back to Atlanta for the SEC Championship Game.
The Tigers gave Arkansas a dose of its own medicine in the fourth quarter Friday in a comeback 21-14 win that sealed Missouri's second-straight SEC title game appearance.
After tying the game at 14-14 early in the fourth, Missouri got the ball back with 10:42 left in the game at its own 15-yard-line. The Tigers marched down the field with just one pass play – and it was incomplete. Thanks to a five-yard penalty, Missouri had 11 carries for 90 yards, the last of which was a 12-yard run by Marcus Murphy for the winning touchdown.
Missouri finished the game with 158 rushing yards.
Arkansas' chance to tie was given second life on a 4th-and-8 after the Razorbacks committed a false start penalty. Missouri DE Shane Ray apparently didn't hit the whistle and hit QB Brandon Allen, who was struggling with a back injury he suffered last week against Ole Miss. Ray was flagged for roughness and the penalty gave Arkansas a first down.
Texas A&M fires defensive coordinator Mark SnyderSam Cooper at Dr. Saturday10 hrs ago
Mark Snyder has been fired as Texas A&M defensive coordinator, head coach Kevin Sumlin announced on Friday.
The move comes a day after the Aggies ended their regular season with a 23-17 loss to LSU to end Snyder's third regular season as defensive coordinator. The loss, in which LSU ran for 384 yards, dropped the team's regular season record to 7-5 after starting the year 5-0.
Sumlin announced that linebackers coach Mark Hagan will serve as the team's interim coordinator in a bowl game.
"Mark is an outstanding coach and an even better person, but he understands the production needed to be better on the defensive side of the football," Sumlin said in a statement. "We wish he and his family all of the best moving forward."
Entering Week 14, the Aggies' defense was ranked No. 77 nationally, allowing 27.7 points per game. Snyder's defense allowed 445.2 yards per game, ranking last in the SEC.
"I appreciate the opportunity Kevin Sumlin gave me to come to Texas A&M and to work on his staff," Snyder said in a statement. "I have been in the business for a while now and understand it is a production-based business."
Watch to Watch, Week 14: The final Saturday of the regular season is hereGraham Watson at Dr. Saturday10 hrs ago
The college football regular season is almost over and there's still so much to be decided.
Welcome to rivalry week.
There are several pivotal games his weekend which will determine division champions and possibly spots in the College Football Playoff.
While a handful of games were played on Friday that had conference race implications, there are several big games Saturday, especially in the SEC, which could have a profound effect on the playoff rankings.
Here's what to watch in Week 14:
Game of the week: No. 15 Auburn at No. 1 Alabama, 7:45 p.m. ET It would be ridiculous to think the drama of last year's Iron Bowl could repeat itself, but this game — just like last year — has national championship implications. If Alabama wins, the Tide will probably notch the top spot in the College Football Playoff. If it loses, it could fall out of the playoff rankings altogether. Auburn has been out of the playoff race for a few weeks, but would like nothing more than to play spoilers to their rivals for the second consecutive year. Look for this game to have some scoring, especially with Auburn's porous defense.
Nebraska rallies to beat Iowa 37-34 in overtimeSam Cooper at Dr. Saturday11 hrs ago
It seemed like Nebraska flipped a switch late in the third quarter.
The Huskers struggled on offense for much of the day but scored 31 of the game's final 41 points to register a come-from-behind, overtime 37-34 victory over Iowa in Iowa City.
Everything was going wrong for Bo Pelini's team for the first 32 minutes of play. Tommy Armstrong was intercepted twice (one returned for a touchdown), punter Sam Foltz kicked the ball off his own teammate and it was returned for a touchdown by Iowa, and Drew Brown had a 27-yard field goal blocked.
So when the Huskers regained possession down 24-7 with 3:19 to go in the third quarter, they needed a score in the worst way. Quickly the switch was flipped and the Huskers scored on a five-play, 64-yard drive that culminated in a 34-yard Armstrong touchdown pass to Taariq Allen.
An excellent De'Mornay Pierson-El punt return set up Nebraska's next score a few minutes later – a 32-yard connection between Armstrong and Kenny Bell.
Marshall loses undefeated season with 67-66 loss to WKUNick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday12 hrs ago
There will be no more debate about Marshall's place in the College Football Playoff rankings.
The Thundering Herd's bid for an undefeated season disappeared Friday at home after Western Kentucky went for a two-point conversion and the win in overtime and successfully converted it for a 67-66 victory.
Marshall scored on its second play of overtime with a 25-yard pass from Rakeem Cato to Hyleck Foster. Then, on WKU's second play of overtime, Brandon Doughty threw his eighth touchdown pass of the game to Jared Dangerfield. Yes, we said eighth.
Instead of going for the game-tying PAT to head to a second overtime, WKU, at 6-5 entering the game, went for the win. And it was a successful try. WKU lined up on the left hash and Doughty rolled to his right and hit Willie McNeal on the right side of the end zone for the win.
Thanks to three early interceptions by Cato, Western Kentucky stormed out to an early lead. All three interceptions turned into WKU touchdowns and after the first quarter the Hilltoppers led 28-21. At halftime, the lead was 49-42, three points short of the record for combined points in a half.
Nebraska punter kicks ball off teammate, Iowa returns it for TD (GIFs)Sam Cooper at Dr. Saturday13 hrs ago
Down 17-7 to Iowa midway through the third quarter, Nebraska conducted a clinic on how not to execute a punt.
First, punter Sam Foltz dropped a perfect snap. He was able to collect the ball off the turf, but as he got off a punt, he kicked the ball directly off the backside of one of his blockers – No. 72 Zach Hannon, a 6-foot-5, 305-pound lineman.
As Foltz took a big hit, the ball deflected high in the air and flew 15 yards backwards. It took a nice hop for the Hawkeyes and 6-foot-4, 270-pound defensive lineman Drew Ott scooped up the loose ball for an Iowa touchdown.
Since he kicked the ball off a teammate and it wasn't technically blocked by Iowa, Foltz's gaffe went down in the box score as a negative 31-yard punt and a 12-yard return for Ott.
Things would get better for the Huskers later on in the ballgame. Nebraska rallied to score 31 of the game's final 41 points to win 37-34 in overtime.
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Staying near Piazza del Popolo, what's great over there?
We rented an apartment near Piazza del Popolo overlooking Villa Borghese for a week this July. We usually stay in places a bit more central, but were getting sick of being totally in the heart of the center of Rome. If you know of any great casual restaurants, cafes, bakeries or farmer's market in that part of town, I'd love to hear about it.
I find that area a little difficult, but here are few suggestions.
Via della Croce 8
Nothing fancy here, chose from 2 freshly made (the carbonara, when they have it is one my favorites in Rome) pasta dishes a water and a glass of wine for 4 euro. Lunch only from 1:00pm
A glass of wine and plate of cold meats and cheeses at Enoteca Antica
Via della Croce 76/b
In the mornings there is usually a very small vegetable market on (or near) this corner.
Fiaschetteria Beltramme is a good, old fashioned, trattoria.
Via della Croce 39
The service can be slow as molasses, but I love a cocktail at the Hotel Locarno on via della Penna.
Fatamorgana - one of Rome's best artisan gelaterias just opened a new location near the spanish steps on Via Laurina 10.
is your apartment inside or outside the gate? Plotkin writes about a lively local shopping strip outside the Porto del Popolo, but we have never explored there ourselves
Explore the Via di Ripetta. There are some trattorias and restaurants, an excellent butcher, a great wine shop where you can sit down and have a little something to eat, and a variety of food shops. But Piazza del Popolo doesn't overlook Villa Borghese, Villa Borghese overlooks Piazza del Popolo (sort of), so your apartment may not be so near the piazza.
I was going to say same as maureen - if you can give a street name, we can help you better, it looks like you might be in another area altogether....
A second for Fiaschetteria Beltrame, a block or two west of Piazza Spagna.
I wish I could be more specific, but I've had fun at 'Gusto. Restaurant, food store, kitchen shop. Go south on the Corso from Piazza del Popolo perhaps three or four blocks and turn right for a block or two. Its a big and happening place.
Thanks for the info! Looking at the map, it looks like it's right where Via Flaminia and Via Giorgio Washington meet (who knew they had a big street named after George Washington?)Here's the link to the place if it's at all helpful:
Piazza del Popolo is very close to Parioli - a beautiful suburb of Roma, where you will find a wonderful restaurant called Duke's on Viale dei Parioli, 200 (there are others as well if you find this a bit expensive). You will find it a completely different experience than going where the tourists go. The clientele is better, the service is better and the food is better - and you get a chance to check out "real" Italy, not to mention Parioli is, in itself, a beautiful neighborhood where you can just go into one of the shops and come out with fruit, rolls, salami and wine and have yourself a wonderful picnic.


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|Wednesday's AL Capsules
|Written by Admin
|Wednesday, 08 August 2007 16:24
By The Associated Press
DETROIT (AP) -Dioner Navarro had three hits, including a two-run homer, and Tampa Bay snapped an eight-game road losing streak with a 7-1 victory over Detroit on Wednesday night.
Navarro, who homered Tuesday night, is now hitting .201, the first time he is above .200 since May 15. Delmon Young and Carlos Pena both drove in two runs in Tampa Bay's third win in its last 22 road games.
Detroit, which entered play one-half game behind first-place Cleveland in the AL Central, dropped to 3-10 since July 25.
James Shields (9-7) beat the Tigers for the second time this season, giving up one run and five hits in seven innings. He struck out nine without walking a batter.
Chad Durbin (7-5), making his first start since June 19, allowed three runs and six hits in 4 1-3 innings.
Navarro made it 5-1 in the sixth with the two-run homer, his fifth of the season.
Blue Jays 15, Yankees 4
TORONTO (AP) - Vernon Wells had four RBIs and Roy Halladay struck out eight over seven innings for Toronto.
Frank Thomas added three RBIs for the Blue Jays, who have won nine of their past 11 home games. Wells finished 3-for-4 and scored twice as Toronto matched a franchise record with nine doubles.
Robinson Cano hit two home runs, one a two-run shot, and Hideki Matsui added a solo blast, but the Yankees' five-game winning streak came to a close.
Halladay (13-5) gave up four runs and six hits and walked one.
Chien-Ming Wang (13-6) allowed a career-high eight runs and nine hits over 2 2-3 innings, his shortest career outing.
Alex Rodrigues of the Yankees sat out the game one day after being hit on his right calf by a pitch from Toronto's Josh Towers.
Mariners 8, Orioles 4
BALTIMORE (AP) - Jose Vidro homered and drove in four runs and Ichiro Suzuki had three hits for Seattle.
Vidro hit a two-run homer in the first inning and added sacrifice flies in the fourth and sixth. He was 3-for-3, and the four RBIs matched a season high.
Jose Guillen and Raul Ibanez homered for the Mariners, who have won eight of 11. It was the third home run in two games for Ibanez, who had gone 31 games without one until Tuesday night.
Felix Hernandez (8-6) gave up four runs and 10 hits in 6 2-3 innings. J.J. Putz got the final four outs for his 33rd save.
Miguel Tejada had three hits and his 1,000th career RBI, and Nick Markakis drove in two runs for the Orioles, who have lost three of four and six of nine.
Jeremy Guthrie (7-4) allowed five earned runs and eight hits in four innings, the rookie's second-shortest outing of the season.