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Bills to be proceeded in.
Sale of Manors, &c.
Lord Mayor Elect.
Oaths, &c. before Exchequer.
Navy Victualling.
RESOLVED, &c. That the House do every Morning, the first Business, proceed without Intermission,
with the respective Bills for Doubling upon Deans and
Chapters Lands; with the Bill for Sale of Delinquents
Estates; and with the Bill for raising Four hundred thousand Pounds upon Security of the Fee-farm Rents; successively one after another, until the said several Bills be
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The House this Day resumed the Debate upon the
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The Question being put, That that Question be now put;
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"Connie & Ted's" opens June 4 -- and I'm going!
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- susiequeue May 30, 2013 06:34 PM
My NEW husband (who was my "better half" for the 12+ years prior to the wedding) just snagged reservations at Michael Cimarusti's new venture (Connie & Ted's) for opening night. Since we love Providence, I look forward to Cimarusti's new, more casual venue. I'll let you know how it goes (but I know Opening Night is not necessarily a good night to judge it by).
Guess my former better half is now a far superior half!
re: PeterCC
I'm not sure who he called, but it was a restaurant number. Since we've been to Providence, they already had our data in their computer. Whoever answered the phone and helped him was very, very nice (a big plus and, frankly, a great surprise!!) I saw the menu via Urban Daddy before he called (he heard me swooning over it). Eater LA also posted it. I'll let you know what we think! I know there are bound to be opening night kinks, but I think it will be fun!
re: PeterCC
To PeterCC:
I checked with my husband and he gave me the phone # of Connie & Ted's. All he did was call and ask for the earliest (in terms of hour of the day) open reservation (we're not keen on noise):
(323) 848-2722
Went for the opening last night (walk-in). Tried the following:
- raw oysters (beau soleil and tatamagouche)
- clam chowda sampler
- clam cakes
- crab cake
- grilled calamari
- portuguese fish stew
- bluefish (catch of the day) grilled plain + side of mac
- lobster roll (cold)
- indian pudding
I enjoyed everything but the mains (last 3). The chowda sampler and crab cake were abs delicious. The fish stew could've used a kick, the bluefish was of a fishy taste (not that it wasn't fresh) which could just mean that I'm not a fan of the fish itself, the mac & chz had good flavor but the noodles were completely overcooked to the point of mush. I had initially been torn choosing between the cold and hot lobster rolls and decided to go with the cold with the idea that the likelihood of hot being a success was greater since it's primarily a matter of it being cooked well + butter, whereas cold lobster rolls vary because the dressing components vary from place to place. Connie&Ted's dressing was not very good and it really didn't help that the portion was tiny. While I know not to expect the same portion size as you would generally get on the east coast, I expected there to be more lobster meat.
Finished with the Indian Pudding which was a cornmeal, molasses (and ginger??) bread pudding of sorts, topped with vanilla ice cream. First few spoonfuls were delicious, but then my sweet tooth self grew bored. The table next to ours had the devils' food cake which will have to be what I try next time. It looked like the blondie was the best seller of the night, judging by how many servings I saw leave the kitchen.
All in all I'm so glad they're finally open. I'm confident they'll do well, esp with the lack of seafood shack/restaurants in the area. Can't wait to go back!!
re: namstermonster
I've been generally underwhelmed with lobster rolls on this coast. I mean, I completely understand that as a New Englander, I probably have unrealistic expectations for lobster rolls here, but even after lowering them I've been disappointed. *shrug*
Were the clam cakes little fritter balls, or were they smaller versions of stuffies (stuffed cherrystones or littlenecks)?
How was each of the chowdahs? Very much looking forward to trying the Rhode Island there.
Thanks for reporting!
re: PeterCC
Agree with you on the lobster rolls...but that won't stop me from trying the next :). The clam cakes were like fritter balls (a bit batter-heavy but still good). The menu actually has stuffies as well which I had wanted, but I decided to keep my order for a party of 2 a bit more manageable.
All 3 chowdas were delectable, each in its own right. My fave was the RI clear, the NE had a surprisingly thin broth but was abs delicious...the Manhattan was great as well. Honestly enjoyed all 3~
re: namstermonster
What's the best lobster roll you had here? I think the Cousins truck was it for me, so far... Did not like Son of a Gun's at all.
I saw the stuffies on the menu. Top two items (along with the RIC) on my to-try list there.
BTW, here's the OP's review: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/904532
re: PeterCC
idk about best but i actually thought SoG's was a-ok (granted I only had it back when they 1st opened). Hinoki&theBird's was pretty good, but I would like to see more of the standard lobster roll. Lobsta Truck's is fine...still have to try Cousins.
re: namstermonster
To all of you above:
Check out Littlefork's lobster roll. $24, massive, comes with fresh chips and delicious pickled veggies.
I found it MUCH better than Lobstatruck's, and with greater value.
re: PeterCC
I never noticed a difference in the taste between any two Maine lobster rolls, assuming both are dressed identically.
What I did notice was the season of the year changes the
flavor and texture----and this held true at all of the lobster shacks.
re: cujo
Don't mean to imply the differences were great, and maybe I'm more comparing individual lobsters rather than the lobster "salad" (which would, if well mixed, average out the meat from the various lobsters in it) but occasionally one lobster would definitely be sweeter and tastier than another.
re: PeterCC
Yes, I agree. I thought the difference in sweet taste depends on whether the lobster is male or female. Also, I noticed that smaller lobsters were more flavorfull than the older & larger ones.
So many variables - gender, season,age and size.
re: namstermonster
I went too -- see my review separately! I had a similar experience as you, Name!!
Connie & Ted's - Opening Night (a review)
Somehow, my brand new husband got us reservations to eat at Providence's Michael Cimarusti's new (more casual) restaurant, Connie & Ted's, last night.
I'll start by saying it is probably not fair to review a restaurant on its opening night. But I kept that in mind and am not even going to mention a few missteps.
We got to the restaurant on time (early - 6:00) and it was already a-buzz. The building stands out from far, far away. If you've seen the photos, they don't do it justice. You CANNOT miss it -- and it's a very playful, fun look.
We were seated on the patio, which I liked. It was about 72 degrees out and beautiful. The service was EXTREMELY efficient (perhaps a little too much so! But more on that later.) I didn't get the waiter's name, but he was very friendly and helpful.
I decided to try one of their "signature" cocktails that they feature in the menu. I couldn't tell from the write-ups which one would appeal, so I told the server I didn't like sweet drinks. He knew just the off-the-menu drink to offer -- a whiskey-based fruit punch. It turned out to be a very small glass with too-many ice cubes (for $12). I liked it fine -- it was indeed refreshing -- but frankly, it was sweet!
On to the food! My better half ordered a half a dozen oysters and enjoyed them very much. If you know your oysters, you'll like this a lot: they have a huge selection of fresh oysters (which appears to change depending on what is fresh). I ordered a fresh broiled scallop cooked in its own shell. I love scallops and this was absolutely delicious. (One would expect a perfect scallop from this chef and this did not disappoint!)
Then we both ordered the trio of chowders. There is a Manhattan style, a New England style and finally what they call a Rhode Island Clear clam chowder. We both had fun with the three small chowders. My husband felt all three chowders were "thin." He expected the clear one to be thin, but not the New England, for example. To his surprise, he liked the Rhode Island clear soup the best. Me, I liked them all! Funny thing is I probably liked the oyster crackers the best! They were homemade and shaped in very small cubes -- like a child's tooth.
Our soups were rushed away -- I had to tell them no, I was not finished -- because the entrees were ready. My husband saw our waiter motion to the server to bring them back to the kitchen because we were still enjoying our soup. That was... not good.
Meanwhile, the tables were filling and the noise was heightening. It felt like a scene in Annie Hall. There were CAA agents to the left of me, music producers to the right... (True sound bite: "You know, if you just do one night at the Bowl, it's the same as 18 shows in the mid-bleepin'-west!")
When we first arrived at Connie & Ted's, we could hear the music -- it was from my era (CCR, Dylan, Neil Young, Allman Brothers...) An hour later, it didn't matter anymore, it was getting so loud. When I went to use the restroom, it was a zoo. Wait staff was all cloistered around the front counter, pushing, grabbing, bumping into each other. The restroom, as an aside, is not well designed. Some unlucky employee had better be assigned just to cleaning it every two minutes. There was a trash can in the lavatory the size of a miniature -- like it was made for one of those hobbyists' doll houses. The sink-trough collected water and looked perpetually dirty. Good luck with that.
Now the entrees. My husband ordered the striped bass which was on the list of fresh-that-day. The server recommended that it be prepared with an herb crust. I didn't know what to order. The server extolled the virtues of the scampi-like grilled shrimp, so I agreed. It must be noted that we kept asking the server what he thought; he did not impose his opinions on us.
The entrees came out quickly (again, too quickly). My husband's fish was not great, I am very sad to report. For being so rushed, it was actually a tad overcooked and seriously under seasoned. My shrimp was not scampi-like at all as it too cried out for salt and pepper (much less garlic). When we tried to add salt and pepper, our shakers had been completely overfilled and nothing came out... till we unscrewed the top and a mountain of salt poured out (luckily onto the table).
Unwilling to be hurried out, we ordered dessert. It was a homemade vanilla ice cream that tasted much like a McConnell's ice cream with a sort of candied walnut topping. It tasted good though (hey, I love McConnells!) and was not overpriced at all!
The plusses of our dinner include the excitement of being there when it opened (which obviously was also sort of a minus!). I must also rave about the stand-out architecture and design as well as the ambiance/vibe before it became a cacophony of people and noise. The New England clam bake/fresh fish theme is a great addition to L.A. The starters that we ate were delicious overall and I enjoyed the whimsy that permeated the menu. Finally on the plus list has to be the very attentive service. Even the busboy was sweet.
The downside to the experience was the rushing (that, without a doubt, tops the minus list) and feeling like we'd better leave so they could turn over the table. Maybe we chose the wrong entrees because, as mentioned, they needed seasoning! Next time I think going with the boiled New England dinner or clam bake or perhaps a Portuguese stew -- all might be a smarter choice. I've never had a lobster roll, so maybe I should have tried that!
One last gripe-ette is just my own personal pet peeve: I really hate the L.A. scene. Since it was so crowded and noisy, you got to hear every pretentious comment ("I don't like oysters, but I own that feeling..." or, "So I told Miley to change her hair...") Then again, that's entertainment!
And we will be back! (Early, before it becomes a zoo..!)
re: susiequeue
Sounds like a restaurant on its opening night.
re: susiequeue
Beautifully written review. Really captured the essence of a new hipster restaurant. Great descriptions of the food. Thanks for taking the time to post your impressions.
re: maudies5
Wow! Thanks!
re: susiequeue
Hi Hounds -
I went to Connie & Ted's on its opening night and wrote this review. (Jonathan Gold even quoted me somewhere! And you know what Andy Warhol would have said about me then!)
WELL, we are finally going back this Saturday (March 8). We have friends would like to visit and so we go. I promise to tell you all what I think!
I have read the all the CH reviews on C&T's, but if anyone has any other insights/suggestions/tips, I'll take 'em! What have you loved? Hated? Tolerated?
Thank you all!
re: susiequeue
What quote did J Gold use of yours? Or can you not say because of identity reasons?
re: BacoMan
Actually, I'd like to sound James Bondy, but the truth is both my brand-not-so-new husband and I just read and re-read My Brilliant Review and can't remember for the lives of us what he quoted! You'd think those 15 minutes of mine would have burned my words into my brain...
I do know he agreed with my Better Half on the Rhode Island chowder. And I doubt he cared about the Beautiful People that I loved to mock. (I still like the line that I overheard where the person said, "I don't like oysters but I own it.")
We shall continue to search! Meanwhile, I will re-live my fame.
re: susiequeue
parker house rolls, hot buns, or whatever they're called on the menu, are insanely delicious. I had a hard time not filling up on them.
stuffies are good, though kind of pricey for what amounts to not much food.
re: soniabegonia
I've read more than once about the rolls. I'm glad I did because I never would have thought of them! And it's GOOD to have filler there because you know -- it's good to fill up at an expensive restaurant (that under-seasons its entrees!) We'll order them! Thanks!
re: susiequeue
A lot of negative experiences seem to occur when people go too heavy on the fried stuff. I thought the Portuguese fish stew and New England dinners were pretty good. Steak was actually very good also. Missed out on the RI clam chowder, wish I hadn't. Simple grilled Alaskan halibut was perfectly done.
re: susiequeue
clam chowder
raw bar
lobster rolls
simple grilled fish
Not a fan of any of the sauces
re: susiequeue
RI chowder
Clam cakes
Clam roll
Lobster roll, CT style
Cheeseburger actually rocks
Indian pudding
re: susiequeue
the rolls
raw clams
fried clams with bellies
lobster roll with butter
Just called for res. Booked through July 1!
I was one of the first clients to dine at Angelini. Loved it till it got so popular you could only reserve before 6 or after 9 on any weekend night. Gave up trying.
Looks like this could become the same situation.
Other than walking in or reserving a month or more in advance, good luck!
re: globalgourmet
That's ok...there plenty of fish in the sea!!!
BTW - let me add to the rumour mill here.
There's going to be a Connie & Ted's #2.
Not much more to report. But it will NOT be on the west side (at least for now). as the powers that be feel the Santa Monica area is already well represented for seafood-y restaurants.
re: foodiemahoodie
re: Porthos
I believe all those choices are being considered.
re: Porthos
If there's ever a Bucato OC...that may be it. No more reason to bother with LA.
There really has been no review written about C & T's that I've seen for several months. Is it currently ok, good, very good, great…or what? If any CH has been there recently, would love to hear about what's going on. Usually no news, means that nothing special is happening!
re: josephnl
There was a thread about 2ish weeks ago.
re: josephnl
It's fine.
I wouldn't say mind-blowing, but it's hearty, fairly authentic New England seafood shack fare.
The beer selection is also quite good, if that's important to you.
The ambiance is a little weird...feels awkward with the Hollywood Glam scene crunched into the sea food shack veneer... the waiters are all pretty aloof (I would guess very high on xanax).
But the chowders are super clammy, the fried clams had bursting bellies, the fries stay crisp overnight, and the indian pudding with fresh-made vanilla ice cream is a scream.
You'll most likely have a good time, especially if you either 1) order light (just a fried entree + dessert), or 2) you are morbidly obese/a competitive athlete/body builder.
re: josephnl
Went ~1.5 wks ago. Thought it was very tasty, but perhaps mildly-moderately overpriced (surprise, surprise). Didn't think the service was that aloof; I think the waiters were just very busy, and our seemed rather... young. Agree that the "scene" is a bit weird (BacoMan describes it well, although I'd also say that the décor is the highest-end seafood shack I've ever seen).
I think it's definitely worth a try, If you're curious.
re: ilysla
Yeah...that's also true. It very weird to see that "high end" vibe playing against the "seafood shack" theme. It kind of makes it seem very kitsch, and ironically makes it seem kind of cheap hah
Feels a bit "Vegas-y". I was almost surprised the food was as good as it was given the decor actually.
re: BacoMan
Har! I think I would've been more surprised, had I not either heard how much $ it costs here (I think some posters had mentioned it), or if I hadn't taken a peek at the menu first.
There was no doubt left in my mind at all about price, once I saw all the cars in the valet lot ($7 for valet!!!).
re: ilysla
Yeah. There it is again...the idea of valeting to eat at a seafood shack is...very strange.
re: BacoMan
The valet, however, is not necessary....there is street parking right up the street from them. The valet is strictly there for convenience.
And I think the decor is well done, it's not reminiscent of any of the beach & pier shacks I used to frequent in New England. I actually think the patio is quite nice.
re: Dirtywextraolives
I know. I would never valet. I was just saying how it affects the atmosphere of the place.
re: Dirtywextraolives
I for one enjoyed the convenience of the valet area. We parked 2 Harleys for the price of one. The valet's couldn't have been nicer and actually recommended that we try Ink in our conversation with them.
re: ilysla
I've had no problem valeting there either, was just commenting that there is street parking for those who don't want to incur the extra cost....and the street above, Havenhurst, is a residential one, not very busy at all.
re: Dirtywextraolives
The nearby residential streets were almost completely packed when I went (Sat lunch), and I had to walk over a city block. =( Although, given how fatty the food must be, the walk might've been a good thing.
re: ilysla
I must be the only person in LA who actually enjoys walking...
I usually park somewhat far from restaurants. I especially like to have a walk after a meal.
I'll never understand valet parking.
re: BacoMan
Same here. I've actually had a valet eat leftover food I had left in my car.
re: wienermobile
The whole idea of another person getting into my car seems weird to me as well, even besides the walking aspect.
re: BacoMan
We live in the neighborhood and went for the first time. (We also walked, an easy 20 minutes).
Chowder sampler was great. I've never had a clear Rhode Island chowder (I've made a red RI chowder before) but this was very nice. Clean and refreshing. Great contract to the richer NE chowder. Likewise, the New England chowder was thickened with cream, not flour, the way God and Kelly's of Revere Beach intended. It's rich without being heavy or thick. Great stuff.
I agree that it's a smidge overpriced. I'd like to return for the fried clam bellies.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
I am surprised you didn't think it was too much of a FUB joint haha
re: BacoMan
It was, totally. But we weren't paying.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
Ah...Always nice.
re: ilysla
"Over a city block ?" A whole, entire block ????
Yeah, no one walks in LA, sad but true.
re: kevin
I have no problem walking 20 min one way from where I *live* to go to a restaurant. I walk all the time on the few occasions I travel to other cities/countries.
But, in LA, the point of driving, in my mind, is to get me really, REALLY close to the restaurant. Driving 30 min to park at a spot that's a 20 min walk away from the restaurant is, IMHO, a bizarre concept. Sort of like driving 20 min to a gym to run on a treadmill for 30 min. Not something I'm going to do.
In other cities, you can people- watch while you walk. In LA, you can... watch the cars go by while you walk. Not fun. I enjoy walking in other cities, where drivers know how to respect pedestrian traffic.
If I could take public transport from where I live to a stop 20 min away from the restaurant, that'd be fine. Oh, but that's right. LA doesn't have a dense-enough system of public transport to be useful to me.
The problem's LA, folks, not me. ;) ::snort::
re: ilysla
Valid point.
re: ilysla
There are 3 stops on 4 different lines all within 2 blocks of Connie and Ted's.
re: andytseng
Um, and if my origin is at a place where there is no bus stop, do you think I should *drive* to a bus stop and then take the bus? ::shrug::
re: ilysla
A 20 minute walk is like a mile away.
An average block in LA is nowhere near a mile long.
You can quite easily park .1 miles from your restaurant, and take a nice leisurely 2 minute walk.
Save yourself $5-$15, get some exercise, and not be that inconvenienced.
"In other cities, you can people- watch while you walk. In LA, you can... watch the cars go by while you walk. Not fun. I enjoy walking in other cities, where drivers know how to respect pedestrian traffic."
Kind of a self-created, and sled-perpetuating problem then isn't it? If no one walks because no one else walks, obviously no one is going to walk.
You'll see me out there at any rate.
It is true though. Just drove around a bit with a guy from SF who's never been to LA before, and he commented about how no one was walking around, and this was down a stretch of Melrose where, relative to LA, people walk around a lot hah
His comment, "But this city is so great for walking! The warm weather! The flat streets! Beautiful! I will walk everywhere!"
I hope he sticks to it. I have no idea what is wrong with LA people. I love walking in this city.
re: BacoMan
Part of the problem is that I don't like feeling like my life is at risk every time I step off the curb to cross the street. In other industralized countries, cars simply creep forward while you're crossing. That's not a problem. Here, it's a totally different issue.
I also have no idea how fast you walk, but the rate of a 20-min walk to go 1 mi would be intolerable to me. That's one of the reasons I like visiting NYC; everybody moves as fast as I do. ;)
re: ilysla
And Lyssa, if you are a girl (don't know if you are or not) in high heels, it may just be an oppressive walk even if just a couple of blocks.
re: kevin
Not a girl and I don't wear high heels, but thanks for the thought. ;)
My final comment (since this has gone way off-topic). I actually don't mind walking a city block normally. But I was running late and my friend was running late, so it's annoying for us to have to still walk another 10 min or so beyond that, when we're already late.... And it could've been torture w/ a young child.... ;) When I'm visiting a place where I expect to walk, I factor in the the walk time....
Back on-topic: we both really enjoyed the food there. =) Love that the New England clam chowder doesn't have some weird thickener in it. My friend found the RI clam chowder to be a wee bit *too* clammy, but I really enjoyed it (although I enjoyed the NE one the most). Clam bellies were great. I could've eaten the whole thing myself. =) Although I wouldn't have been able to eat anything else after that.
re: ilysla
Yeah, I was being rather generous with the 20 min/mile estimate.
I walk faster than that, but the fact that you walk so fast should only bolster my point about walking, not detract from it...no?
Not sure what you are talking about regarding the traffic. Do you mean when you jay walk?...
re: BacoMan
Mods deleted my last post.
So my vague answer to all is, uh, no.


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Centennial Steakhouse-Zia Park Casino
- Address:
3901 West Millen Drive
Hobbs, NM 88240Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Centennial Steakhouse-Zia Park Casino
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ziaparkcasino.com/Dining/Steakhouse
- Phone: (575) 492-7090
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Chef Mark Cowgill
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: A beautiful private dining room attached to the steakhouse that is available to rent for any occasion. Please contact us for more information.
- Private Party Contact: Tabitha Baines 5754927036
A word from Centennial Steakhouse-Zia Park Casino
From premium selections of beef to succulent seafood and an extensive wine list, enjoy state-of-the-art preparation and exceptional service. It's the perfect atmosphere to celebrate a special intimate evening or a group gathering.Continued
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Centennial Steakhouse-Zia Park Casino reviews from OpenTable diners
14 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (6)fit for foodies (6)romantic (6)late-night find (3)neighborhood gem (2)notable wine list (1)hot spot (1)great for lunch (1)good for groups (1)Show More
- Anniversary dinnerCornhusker51Dined on 11/15/2014food was great, service was wonderful, great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GuillermoDined on 10/21/2014made a late reservation (same day), not a problem. Seated at a very nice table and enjoyed our dinner.Special Features:
- Mejor Que NadaPlayersDined on 9/27/2014I like this place, better than upstairs. Although this place could use a little speed on getting your food out, it took over an hour for our on-trays to come out. Good thing I've ordered 2 appetizers in prior. Overall it was fun, a lot better than upstairs. The service is worse up there. Server was okay, food was pretty good, not bad this time. The last time my wife's filet mignon was totally burned. I can't believe the wait person still brought it out to her like that. Nothing like Jack Binion's Steak House at Horseshoe Casino at Bossier City, La. and it's professional staff, but it is Mejor Que Nada..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 432 review432NotSoGreatSteakDined on 9/13/2014I did enjoy the restaurant and the staff were very courteous. The food on the other hand, I ordered a filet asked for it medium well and to butterfly the steak because I didn't want it to be over done. It was over done and I couldn't even chew the steak without gaging. This wasn't the first time my steak wasn't cooked right there please please send your chefs to a class on proper steak cooking course. It would be an investment.Special Features:
- Excellent SteaksteakloverDined on 9/11/2014The food and service was phenomenal. One of the best steaks I've had all year!Special Features:
- Date NightlovestruckDined on 8/8/2014My husband and I went for a date night. It was not a special event, but we felt special with the attention that we received. The only reason that I did not give food a 5, is because the filet mignon was not tasting right. But no worries!! The manager made it right by taking it off our ticket and treating us to the most delicious cheesecake! My husband's steak was plenty big for both of us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food ImprovementOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014The baked potato was so cold the cheese would not melt. If you order the filet, medium will still have blood running.Special Features:
- The following 27 reviews are from the Centennial Steakhouse-Zia Park Casino reviews archive.
- Nice date nightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/19/2014We always enjoy the Centennial. The food is great, our service is so prompted and pleasant. It is worth the trip every time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprise FindFrequentDinerDined on 7/8/2014A find while traveling, with not too many highly rated restaurants showing up in our search. This was a pleasant surprise - very good food, nice atmosphere, excellent service. Much better than what we usually find associated with a casino. Would look for this restaurant again if we travel through that area again. Glad to recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant diningMandiGDined on 6/4/2014My dining experience was very enjoyable. The first time I had eaten there since the remodel. The food was excellent, my steak was cooked perfectly (and I'm pretty hard to please in that aspect), the salad and sides were tasty and fresh. I was pleased that both the manager and executive chef stopped by the table to check on me and my guest. I will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very disappointing, foo and in OTLonedinerDined on 5/6/2014First you have to go in the casino entrance and smoke filled room. Not very busy. Lettuce was mixed greens I want sure we're fresh. Server kindly switched me to another type salad. I waited another 20 minutes for Mexican Sea Bass, my bad!! Pesto on top tasted horrible, crusting was over seasoned. I kept telling the server that I wanted low cal low fat, no croutons, etc! Didn't happen! Sea bags was supposed to be seared, it cooked the entire 20 minutes I was waiting! Tough as rubber now was the fish! Asparagus was drowning in oil/butter whatever!! Joe, nice guy, came over and made part of it right, thank you sir!! My bad, it's a steakhouse, take the fish off the menu or learn how to prepare it. Please serve fresh veggies!!!!!
- Steak ReviewGreerDined on 4/12/2014All the food was cooked well, tasted great and the service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- will stick to a steak nextOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/15/2014will stick to a steak next time, lobster tasted old!I would recommend this to a friend.
- waitresses are very nice accommodataquariusDined on 1/25/2014waitresses are very nice accommodating food is goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Habitual8gudDined on 12/31/2013New year's resolution: To go back again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice celebratory evening outmrskmzDined on 12/14/2013We dined with two other couples at the Centennial Steakhouse on Saturday and had a nice evening. The level of service has improved since out last visit and I was grateful our server offered proper wine service (which was an issue last time). The food was good and was timed very well--allowing us to enjoy our dinner and not feel rushed. One note-- the server added an automatic gratuity for our party of 6, while that isn't unheard of I think she made an error, she probably would have fared better by not adding the auto grat.I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice upgradeOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/1/2013It had been a little more than a year since we dined out in this restaurant. The ambience has improved significantly and also the quality of the food and the presentation thereof is much better. We enjoined dining this time, although it was pretty quiet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beef and spinach soupRabiblancoDined on 9/20/2013The sirloin could have been aged a day or two, but it was a special order. And the beef and spinach soup was awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderfulkmc9911gmc9911Dined on 9/7/2013The service was wonderful and the whole atmosphere was great but the plate I ordered was the blackened chicken Alfredo pasta and the chicken was wonderful but the pasta had no flavor and was to oily. But over all I enjoyed eating at the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was woderful. Wish itdfriDined on 8/10/2013Food was woderful. Wish it was open earlier and on Mondays, chef needs a good sous chef .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinner with wifeHydroshawnDined on 7/17/2013Had a wonderful dinner! The crab macaroni is wonderful!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Peace in the middle of chaosTexasLady45Dined on 7/6/2013This steakhouse is in the middle of a casino where the noise level outside the restaurant is at an all time high. When we walked into the restaurant, it was like being in a stand alone building, i.e. no noise! Our waitperson was extremely professional, courteous and attentive to our needs. The food was excellent. We each had something different and were pleasantly surprised at the preparation, eye appeal and taste of our dinner. All told, it was a very pleasant experience and will repeat the next time we go to Zia Park in Hobbs, NM.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The last night in Hobbs, NMHydroshawnDined on 6/25/2013As I first walked into the casino I was bombarded by a chain smokers delight. But as I maid my way to the restaurant & inside the restaurant I was amazed at how smoke free it seemed. We were greeted by a wonderful young lady with a great smile. Our waitress was very friendly & informative of the area. Note: she would be a super waitress if she knew a honed up on her server skills.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding atmosphere, greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/23/2013Outstanding atmosphere, great food and high quality service.Special Features:
- Simply Divine!VaughnV3Dined on 3/16/2013The food, wine, & service were all impeccable! What I wrote on my Facebook during our visit, last year: "The Seeker French Pinot Noir was divine, as was the housemade smoked jalapeno soup with bacon wrapped, stuffed, roasted jalapenos. For the main course, grilled chicken stuffed with Hatch green chilies & smoked Gouda. And for desert, the chocolate lava cake with the Pinot Noir... Scrumdillyumptious!"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just a wonderful find. TheOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/28/2013Just a wonderful find. The food was GREAT I went twice this week and plan on going again when I go see my son graduate from the college.Special Features:
- We always enjoy the steakOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/9/2013We always enjoy the steak house. We go there because of the bread and the jalapeño-crab soup. We are dairy people and would love to be served traditional butter and not the whipped. Would make the steak house classier and a notch above all the others who served the cheaper whipped butter. We also missed the red spread you used to serve with the bread and butter. Looking forward to next timeSpecial Features:
- Excellent service and foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/5/2013Excellent service and food - comfortable/friedly surroundingsSpecial Features:
- This is my first visit sinceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/17/2013This is my first visit since the change from the Black & Gold. I didn't notice a big menu change, but the atmosphere has really changed for the better. The new tables and booths look very nice with wooden trim. The food was better than average for the Hobbs area. I would say this is the second best place in town if you are looking for a good sit down meal with actual servers that seem to know what they are doing.Special Features:
- We ate there on ChristmasOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/25/2012We ate there on Christmas evening and could not have asked for anything nicer. The service was very good, the food was delicious and the overall experience was great. If there was a downside, there was one customer sitting behind me that I could not see, but she did nothing but complain the entire meal. The waitress was very gracious and did her very best to try and accomodate the complainer. SHe did an outstanding job, continues to smile and accomodate us very well.Special Features:
- We were there celebratingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/21/2012We were there celebrating a friends Birthday. We had a great evening. I like the new look.Special Features:
- The food was very good. MyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/24/2012The food was very good. My only complaint would be that when you order an entree, you have to order the sides separately. You have to pay seperately for them as well. This is also the case for a dinner salad.Special Features:
- Overall, not very impressed.mrskmzDined on 11/17/2012Overall, not very impressed. Our recent visit to the Centennial Steakhouse was lackluster. The service was below par, and the wine service was the strangest I've ever seen. I ordered a bottle of wine and rather than open it in front of me (as is customary) she opened it somewhere in the back and brought it to the table opened and re-corked. Next she proceeded to pour an entire glass and hand it to me. She didn't give me a taste, didn't give me the cork, just poured a full glass and walked away. She brought a glass for my husband but never filled it, nor did she ever top my glass at any point the rest of the meal. The food was okay, we had to send the mushrooms back because they tasted terrible. I don't plan on returning.
- The steaks weren't great butGeorgeSDined on 11/16/2012The steaks weren't great but decent. The standout was the cream of jalapeño soup. I'd go back just for that. Still not bad for a casino restaurant.Special Features:


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Boiled Sphinct
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As of yesterday I started getting 15 minutes wait time in dominion queues, although after waiting 30+ minutes a game still never popped. Am I alone on this? Is this a known bug. I AM SO ALONE GOD HELP.
Senior Member
Blind pick? If so, you may simply be experiencing a case of high ELO. The best Dominion players have ridiculously long queue times in blind pick due to most players not being as good as them.
Alternatively, I did have that happen to me a couple days ago, so it may have just been a bug.
Ed thanks for the reply. I figured it out and yes I was choosing blind pick for some reason after playing dominion since the start. gah xD
draft is way worse than blind. keep queuing for blind if you actually want to play.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks has been placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Wednesday, because of a sore right wrist that's continuing to bother him.
Weeks had surgery on the wrist last year to fix a tendon that was snapping out of place.
The Brewers say the problem now appears to be scar tissue that keeps breaking up.
Weeks is flying to Phoenix to be checked by Dr. Don Sheridan, who performed last year's season-ending surgery on him.
The Brewers called up reliever Jose Capellan to take Weeks' spot on the roster.
Capellan was sent to the minors at the end of spring trading and was so upset by the move that he at first didn't show up at AAA Nashville.
He was not paid for two games he missed with the minor league team.
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Friends of the Town and Country Public Library donate to Summer Reading program
ELBURN—The Friends of the Town & Country Public Library on May 16 donated $5,000 to the library for its youth and adult Summer Reading program, which will take place between May 28 and Aug. 2. The money...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Rise of the Knights
Photo: Three-time state qualifier Corey Harner will be joined by numerous members of the boys track team at the IHSA State Track and Field meet this weekend. The Knights won the Sectional title, easily outdistancing second-place Winnebago...
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Taking care of business
KHS begins regional with rout over Sandwich KANELAND—Lady Knights softball continues to roll. In the case of DeKalb, Rosary and Sandwich, it was over the opponents. Kaneland clinched the outright claim of Northern Illinois Big XII champions...
- Posted May 24, 2013
KHS boys basketball annual golf outing set for June 8
Kaneland—Foursomes and sponsorships are going fast, but there is still time to join the Kaneland boys basektball program in a day of fun at its fourth annual golf outing on Saturday, June 8, at Bliss Creek Golf...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Editorial: Be respectful of local cemeteries this spring
We recently received a Letter to the Editor that touched upon a topic seldom spoken of in this area: theft of flowers and decorations in our local cemeteries. The author of the letter asked to remain nameless,...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Letter: A letter from David Hintzsche
I manage a local ag retail business. We provide the crop nutrients and crop protection products that enhance yields. The media attention and miscommunication that took place following the horrible tragedy in West, Texas, last month causes...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Letter: A thank you from Dennis C. Ryan
Thank you to everyone who voted for my election as your Blackberry Township supervisor. I am honored and humbled by your trust and confidence in my ability to serve our township Dennis C. Ryan Elburn
- Posted May 24, 2013
Follow the Chiefs at NJCAA Division III World Series
Sugar Grove—Waubonsee Community College blasted Harper College 13-1 on Sunday to capture the Region IV Division III championship for the second time in the last four years. The Chiefs advance to the eight-team, double-elimination 2013 NJCAA Division...
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Hello, old friend
KHS faces Batavia in Midwest League setting in tail-end of regular season KANELAND—What's one more postponement for Kaneland baseball? In a 2013 campaign rife with cancellations, 19 to be exact, Kaneland baseball wanted to make up its...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Leonard A. Douglas
Leonard A. Douglas, 79, of North Aurora, passed away on Saturday, May 18, 2013, at his home. He was born Dec. 19, 1933, in Aurora, the son of the late C.A and Irene (Zaricor) Douglas. Len was...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Middle school track takes 2nd at state meet
28 student-athletes sent to Peoria returned with 19 medals, 1 second-place trophy, a handful of school records and several personal bests Kaneland—The Kaneland Harter Middle School track team sent 28 student-athletes to Peoria on...
- Posted May 24, 2013
New church meeting in John Shields Elementary School
SUGAR GROVE—Covenant of Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church will be begin meeting for worship at the John Shields Elementary School on Sunday, June 2. Covenant of Grace is a Christ-centered, Bible-believing, Bible-teaching Presbyterian Church with reverent worship. The...
- Posted May 24, 2013
Going Green for God
LILY LAKE—Going Green for God (all about recycling, reducing and reusing) will take place Monday through Friday, June 17-21, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Grace Lutheran Church in Lily Lake. The cost of the week-long event...
- Posted May 24, 2013
'Task force' to look into Kaneville drainage issue
KANEVILLE—Due to heavy rains last week resulting in drainage problems for Kaneville, a "task force" was appointed at the April 18 Village Board meeting. The appointed group will look into the drainage problems and update the board...
- Posted May 23, 2013
Pitching, defense lead to win over Cary-Grove
Baseball beats Streator, falls to Marengo, Sycamore, in big week KANELAND—Knights baseball may have had a rougher go of it in 2013, but that doesn't mean the boys can't put together a stellar performance. Behind junior Curtis...
- Posted May 23, 2013
Searching for the sweet spot
KHS baseball sports 3-2 week to even NIB-12 record at 7-7 KANELAND—Seeing Morris, Rochelle and Sycamore during a week of competition can be good or bad, depending on how you handle the field action. For the most...
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Moving north
Elburn and Countryside Fire District to build new station ELBURN—The Elburn and Countryside Fire Protection District will build a new main fire station on the corner of Route 38 and N. First Street, once the purchase of...
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Elburn native authors pregnancy book
ELBURN—When Amy Shoop Riley was pregnant with her daughter McKenzie, every time someone asked, "how do you feel?" she assumed they were really asking, "how badly do you feel?" She assumed she was going to have back...
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Letter: SG Township Community Building Board meeting notice
The next regular meeting of the Sugar Grove Township Community Building Board of Trustees will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11 (changed from June 4), at the Sugar Grove Community Building, 141 Main St.,...
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Letter: Knights Wrestling Club event
Knights Wrestling Club will host a one-night Intro to Wrestling 101 event on Friday, June 21. This event is open to kids from kindergarten through high school. This is designed for those kids who have zero wrestling...
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Letter: Check out the Kane County Guide
As a volunteer with several organizations within Kane County, I constantly hear of people with needs in the community for social, health, human services and safety. The Kane County Guide provides a "one-stop shopping" listing for these...
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Governor Quinn proclaims May as Older Americans Month in Illinois
SPRINGFIELD—Illinois Governor Pat Quinn has proclaimed May as Older Americans Month in Illinois, and joins the Illinois Department on Aging to honor more than two million adults, aged 60 years or older, who live in the state....
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Maple Park adds stop signs
MAPLE PARK—The Maple Park Village Board on April 2 approved Ordinance 2013-07, adding several stop signs within the village. The ordinance will place a two-way stop sign at the intersection of Elm and Liberty streets, and four-way...
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Kaneville committee discusses solutions to drainage issue
by Chris Paulus KANEVILLE—The village of Kaneville on May 8 held a special Drainage Committee meeting to discuss solutions regarding the issue of rain water drainage. The drainage committee includes Village President Pat Hill, and trustees Poul...
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Land acquired for Anderson Road bridge
ELBURN—The land acquisition necessary to begin construction on the Anderson Road extension and bridge has been completed. According to Kane County Director of Transportation Tom Rickert, the 62 acres, owned by three principal property holders, ShoDeen Inc.,...
- Posted May 16, 2013
One more time … with feeling
One of the best things about sports—regardless of whether it's at the high school or professional level—is the element of rivalry. A tradition-fueled sense of competitiveness that excites and intrigues fans, and even sometimes sets their teeth...
- Posted May 16, 2013
Kaneland Performing Arts Boosters award scholarships
by Denise Blaszynski, president, Kaneland Performing Arts Boosters To some, May is considered a music-filled month at Kaneland. Between the middle and high schools, there is at least one or more concerts or performances each week. It...
- Posted May 16, 2013
Rhapsody in May
The Kaneland High School band presented a concert May 9, featuring American works by such composers as Aaron Copland, John Phillip Sousa, George Gershwin and more. Photos by Kimberly Anderson
- Posted May 16, 2013
Kurian of Elburn studies abroad through the 'Augustana In Australia' program
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.—Alex Kurian of Elburn was among the 50 Augustana College students who studied and worked in Sydney, Australia, for the first two months of 2013. The international study program known as "Augustana in Australia" places...
- Posted May 16, 2013
Century club
KHS girls soccer team gives coach Parillo his 100th career victory MAPLE PARK—Coach Scott Parillo didn't mince words with his Kaneland girls soccer team during halftime of its regular-season finale versus rival Sycamore last Thursday. The two...
- Posted May 16, 2013
Conference Champs
KHS boys track team takes top spot at NIB-12 KANELAND—Northern Illinois Big XII conference boys track certainly has its share of talented teams. Kaneland made certain it was included in that discussion, netting a conference championship as...
- Posted May 16, 2013
Leading the way at Burlington Sectional
Lady Knights qualify for state in seven events KANELAND—Friday's Class 2A Burlington Central Sectional had many good teams, but only one collective winner. That would end up being the local outfit from Maple Park. With 73 points...
- Posted May 16, 2013
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Saturday, September 29, 2012
THIS is not about that unfortunate September terrorist attacks that will forever leave a scar in the history of America. My 9-11 vibe is completely the opposite—it's feel good list. Here are 11 of my best picks—events, food and products, for September.
1. SM Lanang Premier opening. The most anticipated opening of the newest and biggest mall in Mindanao has come. SM Lanang, the first SM premier mall the country, opened a couple of days back and launched its department store, grocery, IMAX theater, SMX Convention Center and Forever 21. Several of the mall tenants opened for business as well. This will be another shopping destination for the locals and tourists for sure.
2. Havaianas flip-flops. The company who made flip-flops chic turned 50. All these years, this Brazilian product brought a blaze of color and turned the "slippers" into a fashion statement. The recently held MYOH—Make Your Own Havaianas, gave the Havaianas fans another chance to express their creativity by fashioning their own pairs. If you can't have enough, head to any of their stores and pick from a wide range of designs that'll brighten up your day each time you wear a pair.
3. T'nalak Home's Christmas Trees. As soon as the yuletide carols filled the airwaves, T'nalak Home brought out their Christmas decorations. Hand crafted using abaca fibers and made in different heights, these chic decors will definitely brighten anyone's home and spirit this coming holiday season.
4. Parfois. Months after it opened, I finally got to visit this ladies store and was completely surprised with its offering—a full range of women's accessories. All imported, the products are chic, well crafted, follows the seasonal trend of global fashion and very, very affordable. Check out the bags and the scarves you can brighten it with.
5. Durian Nainaimo Bars. Marco Polo Hotel and the Embassy of Canada brought to town the best of Canada's fresh and safe high-quality products and have the guest chef, 'Curiosity got the chef' Sharwin Tee, whip up a spread with a touch of Davao. The best interpretation was in the Durian Nanaimo Bars— a traditional Canadian treat fused with Davao flavor. The Canadian food fest at Café Marco ends tonight, last chance to enjoy this dessert.
6. Eco-Bags. Long before Davao banned the use of plastic bags, I have been advocating my personal sustainable environment cause and carry a pack-away tote bag all the time. I lost count on how many plastic bags I declined using for groceries and other items. Davao establishments have been picking up the trend and coming up with their own eco-bags in chic designs. It's a win-win move—good for the environment and promotes the company who supports the cause.
7. Forever 21. The clothes are trendy and inexpensive for a US brand, that's why this store has a huge following. The fans are celebrating and the first wave came to the inauguration. However, the fashion show (which started 30 minutes late) didn't do the store's collection justice. For an opening salvo, the styling was below par (was a professional hired?) that looked like hurried, random department store pickings made evident on the men's, children's and most of the women's collection. The show didn't have "oomph!" Luckily for Forever 21, their shoppers are stylish enough to know what they want to buy.
8. Baby Cakes new chocolate cupcake. The baker's trip to the USA must have been a learning and inspiring one. She came home and refashioned the chocolate cupcake (as if it's not a best seller). Now Baby Cakes has this improved version of its predecessor.
9. Moon Cakes. The mid-Autumn festival brings about another Chinese favorite treat of mine-- moon cakes. Today, Lotus Court at Marco Polo is hosting a one-day only dinner celebration with a show. Sadly, it's also the last day to enjoy these sweet treats, not unless you hoard a supply good for months.
10. Ateneo Oval Track. Running may be the trend to keep fit but doing it on a rubberized track is better—it's kinder to the knees lessening the chance of injury. If you're an alumnus of the Ateneo, then you're in luck. You can secure an alumni ID and you can do your cardiovascular exercise and burn your fats on the track at the Matina compound.
11. State-of-the-art Fresenius dialyzers. Nobody wants to get sick but if by any chance you are diagnosed with a kidney problem and in need of dialysis, the best place to go is the newly renovated and and expanded Mindanao Dialysis Center at the Southern Philippines Medical Center. It is the biggest in the country by far (in bed space) and boasts of the latest, state-of-the-art dialysis machines provided by Fresenius Medical Care. With the care for the needy as the center's primary concern, the treatment is priced at the minimum.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Since Windows 7 installed the driver by itself the driver is most likely a good driver. Uninstalling it and install driver again doesn't fix anything (one try is enough). Can't help you.
But you did a clean install of Windows 7 32bits. Maybe doing a clean install of Windows 7 64BITS fixes the problem(?)
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If you can't find a driver that will work with the old hardware, you will have to use a USB connected sound "card".
I used to do a lot of support on the Dell forums and users that upgraded systems to Windows 7 that were not supported by Dell (or other drivers) were faced with this problem and those that wanted sound either installed a Win 7 compatible sound card in desktops or went the USB device route with laptops.
In a few (very few) cases I've seen some sound functions if the sound driver was installed in a Windows XP compatibility mode. Vista/Win 7 handles some sound functions differently than XP and the reason Vista/Win 7 drivers are needed for full functionality. It probably won't work but worth a try.
Thank you for your input and advice. I might just try the Windows XP compatibility mode, but the USB connected sound card sounds like a great way to go, I will have to find out more about that and search the net for a USB sound card.
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Try this one for 32bits Windows 7 (first uninstall it!)
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I saw you posted same question on another forum and you told it was PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4341&SUBSYS_006B103C
Thanks I will give it a try
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Is Touching Urine Safe
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Touching UrineI recently touched a door handle with the shape of an (]). My hands got wet, and I smelt them and it smelt like urine. How long does HIV survive outside the body approximately? Also, Can I catch HIV by touching the handle with my palms? Can HIV be...
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University of North Carolina - Chapel HillGood news is that HIV is not transmitted by urine. The virus is not found in the urine or the feces. Blood, genital fluid, spinal fluid and other fluids with VISIBLE blood in them are considered infectious. Also, even if you touched a door knob... Read more »
Can I ge AIDS touching someones urinal?I work In a hospital doing food service. I'm not suppose to touch urinals or anything like... Read more »
Touching Urine Door Handle.Hi, I recently grabbed a door handle that was previously urinated on judging by the smell of my... Read more »
Canada: Health Unit Uses Light Touch for Serious TopicOntario's Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Health Unit uses humor in its latest poster campaign to encourage men to be treated for sexually transmitted diseases. Headlined, "Guys, urine luck," the posters explain that new tests mean many STDs can be... Read more »
Healing Touch and Melting StressIllustration by Carol-Anne Pedneault From the hug that comforts a crying child to the hand that steadies the shoulder of an anxious friend, touch can be a powerful tonic. As a long-term survivor of 24 years and counting, I am constantly... Read more »
Sharing, Caring and Touching Lives -- Atlanta AIDS Education Organization "Positive PEACHES"It is my pleasure to spotlight a wonderful organization called, Positive PEACHES, Inc. The mission of Positive PEACHES, Inc. is to reduce the number of cases of HIV/AIDS by implementing educational strategies for the prevention of HIV/AIDS, and to... Read more »
St. Louis: City Investigates Charge Safe Sex Event Featured Gay-Porn ActorSt. Louis health officials are investigating allegations made by two former employees of Blacks Assisting Blacks Against AIDS who say federal money was used to hire a gay porn actor who stripped and engaged in sexual conduct with guests at a safer... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesLast weekend, we had a party at my home with some friends (I knowing or I unknowing). After the party, I cleaned the house and the bathroom. There was some stain (not sure blood or urine or some other stuff) on one toilet. I cleaned it and touched... Read more »
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Posted by dancin_man, 4 RepliesI am newly diagnosed gay male who is trying to navigate his way through dealing with this process. Obviously testing positive brings up a whole array of issues dealing with sex, and I wanted to use this forum to raise my issues/questions, and get... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesI know little about HIV and how it is transmitted and yesterday something happened that made me begin to worry. I was using a public restroom when a drunk kid (I live in a college town) came to the urinal next to me. he was stumbling and when he... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesWhat exactly is safe sex? Is it practicing oral sex? And what is mutual masturbation? I've heard that its when you masturbate yourself in front of your parter but it seems to not make any sense. I thought that you were suppose to touch your partner... Read more »
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