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For anyone who wonders what an Apache grandfather and a Cherokee grandmother (which sounds like a third grader making up crap for show and tell) would produce for a grandson, search YouTube.com for Heavy Fed. You will get an eyeful and hear from his mouth the delusions he spouts as reality. Really? Stopped the bombing of a federal building? Which one? If we all heard about the plan in Dallas that was thwarted, why didn't we hear of yours? Not what I would think an Apache warrior would look like.
BTW, they would cut the tongue out of a liar. Might want to keep your mouth shut at your family reunions. |
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Good one clarence, you think maybe they would cut off his fingers too?
"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
Well, I was going to wish you, "Happy last day on Earth"... but I figured you'd take it the wrong way. |
"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
Clarence, my linage has been documented. I was enlisted in the United States Navy as Hispanic of Indian origin in 1988. http://s209.beta.photobucket.com/user/HeavyFe... My grandfather on my fathers side was half Apache. My grandmother on my mothers side was half Cherokee. There was more American Indian heritage in my family, but they only needed to document an 1/8th of it. My grandmother on my fathers side was Jewish. My grandfather on my mothers side had a little Black in him. They all had a little bit of white man in them.... and that's who I mostly took after. But really, I don't claim any ethnicity. It's silly to claim to be any one thing when you are of such a mixed heritage. |
"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
Nice to see you're backing the Weatherford town troll. Tells me a lot about you. |
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All it tells you about me is that I know clarence has you figured out. Troll, clarence isn't a troll, even if he were it would be better than being a Heavy Fed. Really much better to be a troll even than a liar, pervert, and a false propphet that calls itself Heavy Fed. 1/8th was probably all the embarassment they figured the Native Americans ( if there actually is any) in you heritage could handle. I mean haven't the Native Americans had enough heaped on them without having to take the blame for the likes of you? As for not claiming any ethnicty I'll be willing to bet everyone you claim wishes you wouldn't and those you don't claim are glad of it.
"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
No, I think I KNOW who the Weatherford troll is... you just keep barking up that tree. |
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You never think, you know absolutly nothing, and you are the one that's always barking, and usually up the wrong tree. Let's see I am Texan, Nijoni, and now clarence and everyone else who calls you out. Cool, maybe you can get your script writers to do a really good TV show about me and my multiple personalities. I know we'll try it this way. Live from Ft. Worth, Texas it's the Crazy Texan Show, and just think it wioll be ALL ABOUT ME, we could even cancel the Heavy Fed Show. Oh yeah, way cool.
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, off on a hunting trip get back to you 02-01 Nijoni, you and clarence can handle the false prophet for a few dauys.
"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
You're shit has been lame for weeks. |
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"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
Ha! I improperly used the word, "You're"! Illiterate imbecile. (That doesn't make Texan's shit any less lame.) |
"Ok, maybe I know a little bit." Since: Sep 12 1,860 But I don't know that. |
Agreed, and it is unbearably repetitive. I scroll past his stuff just like I do she-who-shall-not-be-named. Don't feel like having a beetlejuice moment. |
"Land of Entrapment" Since: Mar 11 10,750 Location hidden |
Beetle juice is your favorite Demon movie. Thx for sharing. Christians don't have to worry about any such moments. You sure are one hate filled sore loser. Is that part of the beetle juice movement as well? You may want to try repentance, and then bearing fruit for Messiah. Nothing like praying with another on those issues. You may want to consider answering to the King after your jabs on topix are a done deal. Friendship with the world is obviously not an issue in your "religion". Do your pals call you Judas? or Judith? |
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Wrong. No one is as Prideful and LAME as you and your bragging hot gas. |
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es, AS I have answered this so many times for your half wit mind. Now pay up Mooching Immigrant genocider! Including results for government owes native americans for resources. Do you want results only for govt owes native americans for resourses? 20. American Indians Sue for Resources; Compensation www.projectcensored.org/.../20-american-india... ... In Balarans findings it shows that the government owes Native Americans as much as $... Native Americans far less than non-Native Americans for natural resources. Federal Judge Rules US Government Owes Group of Native Americans www.democracynow.org/2008/8/12/federal_judge_... It doesnt take you very long to drive through an Indian community and see all these wonderful resources,... US government owes the Native American ... Tribal Government and Native American Resources | USA.gov www.usa.gov/Government/Tribal.shtml Enter your e-mail address to get updates about tribal government and Native American resources. E-mail address: Featured Site. Native American Federal Resources "Government owes Native Americans $456 million" // Current TV current.com/community/89187845_government-owe... ... 54 comments // "Government owes Native Americans $456 million" hide all replies. display: newest | oldest | popular. upload file webcam embed code image ... Native American and Tribal Cultural Resources | USA.gov www.usa.gov/Government/Tribal/cultural.shtml Official information and services from the U.S. government ... Native American and Tribal Cultural Resources. Find history, census, recreation, and other resources ... NO TELLING HOW MUCH U.S. OWES UTAH TRIBES | Deseret www.deseretnews.com/article/503273/NO-TELLING... ... A realistic estimate of monies the federal government owes members of Utah's Indian tribes ... the Native American Rights Fund ... sale of natural resources. |
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Yes*, I can say the same and more! Unlike you, I have never graced a Housing Project either.
Boo HOO!!! You fell in the trap yours set for others, Haman. |
"Activist, Comedian, Con Man!" Since: Jan 09 23,532 www.HeavyFed.com |
Get back in your bottle, demon. |
"Ok, maybe I know a little bit." Since: Sep 12 1,860 But I don't know that. |
I don't know what she said, bit hilarious answer :D |
Judged: 2 2 2 What is you opinion on the US Government, allowing the Native Americans Nations to own and operate many gambling establishments as compensation? The amount of monies generated in the establishments has far surpassed $456 mil that you mentioned. These monies have been very helpful, to the people in the areas that had so much poverty before. These establish have higher than average paying job of the people live in theses areas. I have seen personality, these communities develop to a much better standard of living for the Native Americans. |
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I have to say I am surprised we are ahead of Philly and Toronto, and also NJ and Indiana for that matter. But I think that will be accurate. I think, if we make the right moves in the Draft and FA, we are primed to make a move. We are not going to be Championship material this yr, but Playoff material is a good possibility.


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Moab & Canyonlands Bike Tour
- Journey from inn to inn on bike-friendly paved roads
- Quaking aspens, whispering pines, brilliant red rock are a feast for the senses
- Bike, hike and be awestruck in Arches National Park
- Soak up incredible views of the Colorado River
- Epic high-desert vistas from quiet Colorado National Monument
Southern Utah's Geologic Wonderland
The canyonlands of southern Utah stretch across the Colorado Plateau like an enormous wind-scoured sculpture garden. Towering sandstone spires tinged in brilliant orange and red. Intricate canyon labyrinths in a million crimson variations. Around every delicate arch, behind each massive monolith, the landscape offers solitude - and invites exploration. To Edward Abbey, this part of the state was "the best part by far." To us, "best" may be an understatement!
Days 1-2 Quaking aspens, whispering pines, brilliant red rock and the gentle whir of your bicycle wheels set the mood during a peaceful warm-up ride alongside the Colorado River Enjoy a spin on the La Sal Mountain Loop Scenic Byway, which serves up an inspiring array of canyon country scenery, including the region's nearly 13,000-foot peaks - particularly picturesque if they're still capped with snow.
Day 3 Bike, hike and be awestruck in Arches National Park, home to the world's greatest concentration of natural sandstone arches, as well as massive balanced rocks, towering pinnacles and fins Marvel at breathtaking Delicate Arch and the unusual Double Arch - more than 100 million years of erosion have contributed to these soaring rock sculptures As vistas of magnificent geologic formations unfold before you, pedal down Abbey Road to the outdoor lover's mecca of Moab.
Days 4-5 Soak up an incredible view of the Colorado River as it twists through a gooseneck canyon 2,000 feet below you A thrilling ridgetop ride takes you through Dead Horse Point State Park, followed by an exhilarating descent to the Colorado River and back into Moab Shuttle to Colorado National Monument for a spin on the amazingly engineered Rim Rock Drive past epic vistas of the Colorado River and Grand Mesa Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, this road blends seamlessly into the landscape, offering an unobstructed overview of the high-desert panorama Keep an eye out - you may be lucky enough to spot a desert bighorn sheep or a golden eagle flying overhead.
Guests Reviews About This Trip
Everyone knows that the amazing red-rock landscape of southern Utah is a mountain biking paradise. But what about road cycling? We've created this fantastic trip specifically with road riders in mind because, frankly, why should mountain bikers have all the fun? I hope you'll consider joining us to pedal the stunning scenic byways of the Canyonlands region!- Regional Manager, North America
Casual Inns
Red Cliffs Lodge
Moab (2 nights) Originally a turn-of-the-century homestead, this well-appointed lodge is surrounded by 2,000-foot cliffs and set along the Colorado River. (pool, tennis)
The Gonzo Inn
Moab (2 nights) Informal lodging in the heart of Moab, displaying works of local artists. (pool, spa)
Private Trips Options & Pricing
Gather your favorite people to share a Backroads adventure on a ready-to-book Private Trip - featuring all the legendary Backroads hallmarks from expert leaders to unforgettable activities.
You can pick from a large selection of dates for your group of 8 or more. Call us for date availability.
If your party has fewer than 8 guests, or if your preferred date is not available, we'll create a departure just for you.
Pricing for Private Trips (prices may vary based on departure date)
2 - 3 guests $3,998 pp dbl. occ. | 8 - 9 guests $3,198 pp dbl. occ. |
4 - 5 guests $3,598 pp dbl. occ. | 10 - 11 guests $2,798 pp dbl. occ. |
6 - 7 guests $3,298 pp dbl. occ. | 12 or more guests $2,498 pp dbl. occ. |
This Trip Is Rated Level 2-5
Routes For All Abilities
Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of
interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one
day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat
from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each
day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
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miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | |
1 | 16* | 500 | 28 | 800 | ||||||
2 | 49* | 2000 | 63 | 5500 | ||||||
3 | 10* | 850 | 30* | 2200 | 48 | 3400 | ||||
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4 | 50* | 2100 | 68 | 3200 | ||||||
5 | 19* | 300 | 25 | 2800 | ||||||
* Includes a shuttle
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looking for a 1 way ride from LA (airport or elsewhere, flexible!) on april 11 for me and a cutie friend.
looking for a 1 way ride from LA (airport or elsewhere, flexible!) on april 11 for me and a cutie friend.
You can't say you two are cute without posting pictures.
Cute like puppy dog cute or cute like its better than ok but not gorgeous. Anyways, are you flying in on the 11th? Ill be up there on the 10th to pick up my camper van rental if you will be there.
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i am indeed flying in on the 11th! better than better than okay but post-puberty so not sure puppy dog applies... will continue this conversation privately!


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Ancient Empires—Beijing to Tokyo (ACCJ)
Explore two ancient nations in 18 well-packed days on this unique journey that takes you from the epic lengths of the Great Wall of China to the poetic views of Mt Fuji. You'll face an army of Terracotta Warriors for an historical encounter you won't soon forget and spend nights in a traditional ryokan and a shukubo temple lodging for an authentic Japanese experience. Our CEOs will take you off the beaten track to reveal the cultural treasures of the region's ancient sites.
Highlights: Experience the contrast between cultures, meet the ancient Terracotta Warriors, cross the East China Sea, get a bird's-eye view of Mt Fuji from a cable car, stay in a traditional ryokan
Beijing to Hong Kong Express (ACBK)
Stand face to face with the Terracotta Warriors and marvel at the Temple of Heaven and other national treasures on this 10-day showcase of four diverse yet defining pieces of the Middle Kingdom. From the Forbidden City to the power of the Great Wall, head south through spectacular karst scenery to the bright lights of Hong Kong. Discover China's natural and cultural highlights with the perfect combination of included activities and free time to explore.
Highlights: Climb the Great Wall, stroll through Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, cycle through scenic rice paddies, marvel at skyscrapers in Hong Kong
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Beijing to Shanghai Adventure (ACBI)
China can be intimidating, what with its Great Wall, Forbidden City and army of Terracotta Warriors. This 8-day trip will wipe away any worries—you'll have an expert CEO leading the way and you'll hit the highlights in the company of other young travellers. Get a mix of modern and historic with plenty of time to enjoy the nightlife. Best of all, you're in control—see the sights you like and skip the ones you don't—so it's an adventure you'll never forget.
Highlights: Trek along the Great Wall, take in ancient and modern China, stroll the historic canals of Suzhou, enjoy a night out at karaoke in modern Shanghai.
Best of China (ACBC)
From cosmopolitan cities to ancient capitals and surreal rural scenery, China's stunning diversity offers adventurous visitors to the Middle Kingdom a chance to explore both its modern allure and ancient past. A rapidly changing country, now is the time to discover its cultural and historical diversity—and do it with a bit of style! Our experienced CEO will lead the way and eliminate the hassle so you're free to explore China's urban and rural highlights.
Highlights: Walk the Great Wall and Forbidden City, explore the back-alley streets in Beijing's traditional hutongs, face the Terracotta Warriors and visit the farming community where they were discovered, cycle the countryside and learn to cook in a local village, walk the Bund in vibrant Shanghai
- Travel Style:
- Comfort
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Upgraded
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Best of Yunnan (ACBY)
China is developing faster than just about anywhere else, but after wandering the scenic highlands of Yunnan for a while, you can't help but wonder, "What's the rush?" This 10-day trip is ideal for travellers eager to dig into a side of China you won't find in bustling Beijing. Hike the huge (and hugely gorgeous) Tiger Leaping Gorge, explore Buddhist monasteries, stroll the streets of the Ming-influenced old city of Dali and meet up with the locals for an impromptu dance party in Shangri La. This is China, unfiltered.
Highlights: Explore the old town of Lijiang, hike Tiger Leaping Gorge, visit a monastery in Shangri La, indulge in the spicy cuisine of Yunnan
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 3
Central Asia on the Silk Road (ACKU)
Since opening up to travellers, China and its northwestern neighbours don't seem quite as out-there a destination to some people – but they're clearly not looking in the right places. This comprehensive 26-day journey from Beijing to Tashkent is one of those experiences that will stay with you for a lifetime. Picking up in the Chinese capital, you'll visit the Uyghur province of Xinjiang, learning about the food, culture and history of this minority group. Then, we'll leave China behind and venture into Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan to retrace part of the route that helped build empires: The Silk Road. From stunning snow-capped mountains to arid deserts, experience a side of Asia in a way that you'll barely believe is real.
Highlights: Wander along the Great Wall, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, ride a camel through sand dunes, bargain at Kashgar's Sunday bazaar, stay in a yurt with a Kyrgyz family, marvel at the sights in Bukhara and Samarkand.
China Adventure (ACBH)
Explore a side of China you never knew existed on this eye-opening multi-activity adventure. Using rural roads that wind through tiny villages and past seemingly endless rice fields, you'll get a full dose of this land's truly incredible history, culture, and geography. On two wheels or on foot, you'll tour the imperial tombs and palaces of the walled city of Xi'an, study curious limestome karst formations, navigate the busy streets of Beijing and relax, secure in the knowledge that your downtime is rightly earned.
Highlights: Explore Beijing's Forbidden City and hutongs, walk the Great Wall, trek through rice terraces, cycle old city walls and rural villages, watch kung fu monks
China Express (ACCR)
Walk backwards in time along the Great Wall and stare down an army of Terracotta Warriors before leaping into the future of Shanghai's incredible high-rise towers on this fast-paced tour of China's highlights. With the perfect blend of guided activities and free time to explore on your own, this adventure is made for those who want to get a taste of China in a short amount of time.
Highlights: Trek along the Great Wall, visit the Forbidden City in Beijing and the canal town of Suzhou, experience a local meal and Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, enjoy an acrobat show in Shanghai
China Family Adventure (ACFB)
China is that rare place that looks to the future while embracing its past. Come see where it's been and where it's headed on this incredible 14-day adventure through times both ancient and modern. Starting in Beijing, you'll stop in at the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and the Great Wall before departing to Xi'an for a summit with the Terracotta Warriors. Later, enjoy three days in the rugged beauty of rural Yangshuo before winding it all up in bustling Hong Kong. In China, the future – and the past – is now.
Highlights: Visit the Great Wall and Beijing's monuments, encounter Terracotta Warriors, cycle through karst landscapes, wander Hong Kong's vibrant streets, see pandas in Chengdu.
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG)
For ambitious travellers on a tight budget who are after an experience full of the very best this country has to offer, this tour showcases the scenic wonders without missing its most famous cities and sites. Walk back in time along the Great Wall then see the future in Shanghai. Our CEOs will help you dig deeper into the very best of China. Offering a great deal of flexibility, our optional activities allow you to go beyond the highlights.
Highlights: Explore cosmopolitan cities, uncover ancient capitals and charming rural villages, cruise the Yangtze River, marvel at the Terracotta Warriors, stand in awe on the Great Wall.
China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC)
Soak in the vibrant pulse of Hong Kong, float down the Yangtze on a Chinese-style riverboat and walk the Great Wall with other others that share your appetite for adventure. Enjoy eighteen days packed with China's major sights and out-of-the way gems with the freedom to choose those that interest you. Cycle along Xian's ancient city walls and through the stunning rice fields and limestone karsts of Yangzhou. Explore gorgeous scenery straight out of a painting or just relax and take it all in.
Highlights: Exploring Shanghai and Hong Kong's bustling streets and Yangshuo's karst scenery, cruising the Three Gorges of the Yangtse River, discovering history in Xi'an and Beijing, walking along the Great Wall of China.
China, Yangtze and Tibet Explorer (ACCE)
While retracing the footsteps of ancient warriors along the Great Wall, you realize you're onto something. You want to get into the heart of the Middle Kingdom and our guides will take you 'over the wall'. Handpicked for their expertise, they'll bring you deep into China and walk backward in time with you to Tibet where you'll reconnect with ancient ways long forgotten by the modern world. You'll have the chance to visit and have lunch at the village where the Terracotta warriors were unearthed, and experience a tea tasting in Shanghai. You won't just experience China's arts and culture, you'll become a part of it.
Highlights: Enjoy a walk along the Great Wall and a cycle along Xi'an's city walls, ponder Tibetan spirituality in Buddhist temples and monasteries, get up close and personal with pandas at a breeding centre in Sichuan, cruise the mighty Yangtze River on a luxury riverboat, taste tea in a traditional ceremony and learn about Chinese calligraphy
Essential China (ACEC)
Encounter the essence of China in all its wonderful diversity—climb the Great Wall and stare down the Terracotta Warriors before heading down south on this 3-week tour of China's cultural and natural highlights. Rest your gaze on the giant Buddha of Leshan and explore ancient mountainside monasteries at Emei Shan, then float down the world-famous Three Gorges of the Yangtze River before stepping out to experience the vibrant rural life and stunning scenery of Yangshuo. With your accommodation and transport arranged by our expert CEOs, this adventure offers up a great combination of must-see highlights and free time to explore on your own.
Highlights: Bargain in bustling markets, hike the Great Wall and explore the Forbidden City, stand face-to-face with Terracotta Warriors, visit a panda sanctuary, cruise the Yangtze, bike through Yangshuo's karst landscape
Hanoi to Hong Kong (AVHK)
Looking to mix a little rural living with your adventures in Asia's big cities? This 15-day trip across China and Vietnam fits the bill and then some, getting you to the metropolises and out into the gorgeous countryside of both countries. Between Hanoi and Hong Kong, you'll experience the stunning cliffs of Halong Bay and Guilin's limestone karsts, and get a hands-on feel for the landscape by hiking, rock-climbing and rafting in Yangshuo. Toss in personal encounters with some of the region's friendliest people and you've got yourself the perfect balance of rural and urban life.
Highlights: Cruise through the limestone karsts in serene Halong Bay, hang with the locals at a karaoke bar in Liuzhou, stroll over the 'wind and rain' bridges of Chengyang, walk between villages of the Longji Rice Terraces, enjoy a night out in glitzy Hong Kong
Hidden China & Inner Mongolia (ACNC)
To truly understand China, you've got to get out and meet it on its own terms, which is exactly what this 12-day trip through the country's northern reaches delivers. Up here, you'll get to the big stuff (the Great Wall, Xi'an's Terracotta Army, Beijing) and lesser-known treasures that only the hardiest of travellers ever get to see: village life in Inner Mongolia, the amazing Yungang Buddhist Caves and the nearly 3,000-year-old city of Pingyao, to name just a few. North China: No tourists allowed!
Highlights: Envision ancient times at the Great Wall of China, live like a local in an Inner Mongolian ger, marvel at the Hanging Monastery of Datong, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, learn traditional Chinese painting in Pingyao
Highlights of China (ACHC)
Experience the towering achievements of China's rich history as you uncover its past along the Great Wall and reflect on its future among Shanghai's gleaming towers. Explore the country's great cities, magnificent architecture, Buddhist heritage and archaeological treasures. Float down the Yangtze River and wander among iconic limestone karsts. Our expert CEOs will reveal the region's hidden gems, taking the hassle out of travel so you can focus on experiencing all that China has to offer.
Highlights: Explore Shanghai's Bund and the famous Shanghai Museum, cycle Yangshuo's dramatic rice fields, relax on a Three Gorges cruise, visit the Terracotta Warriors, walk along the Great Wall
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Kailash Saga Dawa Festival (ACSF)
Journey overland to Tibet and cross the 'roof of the world' to Kailash—Asia's most sacred mountain—in time for the amazing Saga Dawa Festival. You'll join pilgrims and celebrate the renewal of the Tarboche flagpole, then embark on a demanding multi-day trek around the holy mountain which is said to bring good luck to whomever completes it. Explore Lhasa and experience unparalleled vistas of Mt Everest at its base camp. Full of cultural treasures, remarkable Buddhist monasteries and the colourful markets of Kathmandu, this adventure truly is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Highlights: Witness pilgrims replace the Tarboche flagpole, hike the ancient Kailash kora, visit spectacular palaces and incredible monuments, arrive at Everest Base Camp
The Silk Road of China (ACSR)
Geographically and culturally, Northwest China is about as far away from "traditional China" as you can get without crossing the border. The source of the Silk Road—the ancient trade route that helped create the modern world—is unlike anything you'll find in Beijing or Xi'an, and this 17-day adventure takes you deep into the China few ever see. Otherworldly experiences abound: watch the sun rise over the dunes outside Dunhuang, explore the world of the Muslim Uyghurs, spend the night in traditional yurts near Urumqi, and venture into the Taklamakan Desert to Kashgar. There's more, of course, but we've got to keep a few secrets, right?
Highlights: Walk along two sections of the Great Wall, stare down the Terracotta Warriors, ride a camel through sand dunes, learn about the Uyghur culture, stay in a traditional Kazakh yurt, bargain at Kashgar's Sunday bazaar
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Tibet Adventure (ACTA)
Take part in rituals and haggle for a bargain in the markets. From modern Beijing, travel back in time across scenic countryside to Tibet on this well-packed overland adventure. Witness the splendour of the Potala Palace and the majesty of remote monasteries and then celebrate the journey to Kathmandu. Wake up to views of Everest and enjoy a window into the heart of this remote land. A local guide and CEO will show you the region's hidden gems and make sure your trip burns brightly in your memory long after you've climbed down from the roof of the world.
Highlights: Visit incredible monuments and palaces, explore the bustle of Beijing and hike the Great Wall, ride the rails on the Trans Tibetan railway, experience monk debates in Sera Monastery, set eyes on Everest Base Camp
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 4
Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT)
Epic doesn't begin to describe this overland journey from Russia to China. From the cathedrals of Russia to the imperial palaces of Beijing, you'll encounter the best of St Petersburg and Moscow before boarding the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway en route to Lake Baikal. Experience secluded Mongolia's colourful culture and spend a night in a ger before continuing on to the palaces of Beijing. An experienced CEO will lead the way and take care of the details so you're free to enjoy one of the world's greatest train rides. Offering a balance of guided excursions and free time, this adventure is proof that getting there is half the fun.
Highlights: Wander St Petersburg streets and Beijing hutongs, journey by train across the steppes, dine on Lake Baikal's fish, admire Red Square and Chinese temples, spend the night in a traditional Mongolian ger.
Trip | Length | Style | Service Level | Starting Price |
Ancient Empires—Beijing to Tokyo (ACCJ) | 18 days | Classic | Standard |
Beijing to Hong Kong Express (ACBK) | 10 days | Classic | Standard |
Beijing to Shanghai Adventure (ACBI) | 8 days | Yolo | Basic |
Best of China (ACBC) | 12 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Best of Yunnan (ACBY) | 10 days | Classic | Standard |
Central Asia on the Silk Road (ACKU) | 26 days | Classic | Standard |
China Adventure (ACBH) | 15 days | Active | Standard |
China Express (ACCR) | 8 days | Classic | Standard |
China Family Adventure (ACFB) | 14 days | Family | Upgraded |
China on a Shoestring—Beijing to Hong Kong (ACRG) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
China on a Shoestring: Hong Kong to Beijing (ACRC) | 18 days | Yolo | Basic |
China, Yangtze and Tibet Explorer (ACCE) | 15 days | Comfort | Upgraded |
Essential China (ACEC) | 21 days | Classic | Standard |
Hanoi to Hong Kong (AVHK) | 15 days | Classic | Standard |
Hidden China & Inner Mongolia (ACNC) | 12 days | Classic | Basic |
Highlights of China (ACHC) | 14 days | Classic | Standard |
Kailash Saga Dawa Festival (ACSF) | 21 days | Classic | Standard |
The Silk Road of China (ACSR) | 17 days | Classic | Standard |
Tibet Adventure (ACTA) | 15 days | Classic | Standard |
Trans Mongolian Adventure (ARRT) | 17 days | Yolo | Basic |


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Asian markets were mostly lower on Thursday, as the rout in commodities continued, and regional companies connected to Apple followed the technology giant down.
"Conditions are very different from last year, when you had all the European issues around this time, but the way markets are reacting to economic data suggests prices are a bit frothy," said Macquarie Private Wealth division director Martin Lakos.
There was a deep decline in Apple's stock overnight, which pushed the company to below $400 for the first time since 2011 and encouraged the selling of technology shares.
Asian companies that supply components to, or are affiliated with Apple, were sold on Thursday. LG Display dropped 4.8% in Seoul, Murata Manufacturing lost 2.9% in Osaka, and AAC Technologies Holdings fell 3.4% in Hong Kong.
Commodities were in focus once again, as copper and crude-oil prices fell sharply as investors dumped assets across the commodity complex due to broad-based risk aversion and lingering concerns over growth in China.
Benchmark three-month copper was the biggest loser, down 1.6% at $6,966.0 a metric ton, off an earlier Oct 2011 low of $6,800/ton.
Gold staged a small rebound, rising 0.4% to $1,383.30 a troy ounce, but still off some 15.0% since the start of the month.
"The whole drama started last Friday with the start of the move in gold, and since then it's been like a contagion spreading across the markets. China's growth just added to the misery, as people are accepting they're not going to get 8.0% GDP (growth) in the next couple of quarters," said Ker Chung Yang, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore.
The fall in commodity prices hit mining stocks. Australia's resource-heavy S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.6% to 4924.40, as big miners BHP Billiton BLT.LN +1.08% BHP Billiton PLC U.K.: London GBp1805.88 +19.38 +1.08% March 17, 2014 12:42 pm Volume : 2.27M P/E Ratio 0.10 Market Cap GBp37.73 Billion Dividend Yield 3.90% Rev. per Employee GBp875,351 03/10/14 In Fracking, a More Neighborly... 03/04/14 Glencore Xstrata Eyes Shell's ... 02/18/14 HEARD ON THE STREET: BHP's Opt... More quote details and news » plunged 4.4% and Rio Tinto sank 4.6%. Also in Sydney, gold miner Newcrest Mining NCM.AU +0.50% Newcrest Mining Ltd. Australia: Sydney $12.16 +0.06 +0.50% March 17, 2014 6:22 pm Volume : 4.35M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $9.27 Billion Dividend Yield 1.97% Rev. per Employee $2,427,530 02/13/14 Newcrest Mining Profit Takes a... 01/23/14 Falling Dollar Is a Tonic for ... More quote details and news » plunged 7.1% and Fortescue Metals Group FMG.AU -1.41% Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. Australia: Sydney $4.91 -0.07 -1.41% March 17, 2014 6:22 pm Volume : 12.95M P/E Ratio 4.91 Market Cap $15.51 Billion Dividend Yield 4.07% Rev. per Employee $2,936,000 02/27/14 Falling Iron-Ore Prices Pinch ... 02/19/14 Most Asian Shares Rise, Nikkei... 02/19/14 Fortescue to Accelerate Paying... More quote details and news » sank 7.8%.
The resources sector was under pressure across the region. Oil company Inpex Corp. 1605.TO -0.32% Inpex Corp. Japan: Tokyo ¥1255 -4 -0.32% March 17, 2014 3:00 pm Volume : 3.54M P/E Ratio 12.00 Market Cap ¥1841.07 Billion Dividend Yield 1.43% Rev. per Employee ¥539,762,000 More quote details and news » lost 2.5% in Tokyo, steel producer POSCO fell 1.4% in Seoul, while offshore oil producer Cnooc lost 0.3% in Hong Kong.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average fell 1.2% to 13220.07 and South Korea's Kospi Composite lost 1.2% to 1900.06.
Markets in China made only modest moves, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index ending down 0.3% at 21512.52 and the Shanghai Composite Index ended up 0.2% to 2197.60 in the mainland.
ANA Holdings bucked the downward trend in Tokyo, rising 3.6%, following a Nikkei report saying that U.S. regulators plan to lift a ban on Boeing's BA +1.00% Boeing Co. U.S.: NYSE $123.11 +1.22 +1.00% March 14, 2014 4:03 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5.64M AFTER HOURS $123.38 +0.27 +0.22% March 14, 2014 7:58 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 58,990 P/E Ratio 20.40 Market Cap $91.52 Billion Dividend Yield 2.37% Rev. per Employee $514,388 03/17/14 Malaysia Airlines Plane: Inves... 03/16/14 Malaysia Leaders Face New Fall... 03/16/14 No Sign of Missing Malaysian J... More quote details and news » 787 passenger jet flights as early as this month. Battery maker GS Yuasa Corp. 6674.TO -1.30% GS Yuasa Corp. Japan: Tokyo ¥531 -7 -1.30% March 17, 2014 3:00 pm Volume : 3.20M P/E Ratio 42.48 Market Cap ¥222.50 Billion Dividend Yield 3.01% Rev. per Employee ¥25,327,300 More quote details and news » , the batteries of which were involved in the investigation into the plane's problems, shot up 5.5%.
The U.S. dollar weakened a touch against the yen in Asian trade after gaining 0.6% against its Japanese counterpart overnight—at ¥98.00, compared to ¥98.12 late Wednesday in New York.
The next potential risk event for the exchange rate between the dollar and the yen could be the Group of 20 finance ministers meeting in Washington set to commence later, where it's possible that representatives of other countries could express their view on Japan's quantitative easing program and its potential impact on the global economy.
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Blessed Arigius of Gap
Also known as
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- Arey of Gap
Bishop of Gap, France for 20 years. Known for the support he gave to his priests. Helped Saint Columbanus of Luxeuil harmonize the dates of celebration of Easter.
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Posted 19 November 2008 - 10:10 AM
Firstly the price is between $181.95 and $399!
With a couple of ebay scammers (or one playing 2 roles?) that start to sell them from $0.99 but ALWAYS magically reach around the $200 mark (+ $19 to $36 postage). If you look at the bidding although anonymous it seems the same group of people (on a rotational basis) who have only bought a few items over many years as being ebay members seem to bid almost solely with the same seller. The concept is to let you win for a few days and then gazump you with a few hours to go and some people will increase the bid to over $200 and get it - or let the seller win it. If you trace back often the sale is not recorded in the feedback for the buyer or the seller - but done enough times to give them a good rating. One of the multiple "successful bidders" also sells the same remotes for a higher cost with a Buy Me Now price - so I think it is the same person. I haven't contacted eBay as they don't seem to care about this sort of thing - as long as they are paid their fees - they are happy.
I bought mine from Trade Club for $181.95 + $9 postage - about a week from purchase to delivered.
Now about the remote...
Firstly I am VERY happy with it. My previous universal remote was an early Pronto with a "black and white" screen whereas the One has a colour screen. Also the Pronto (like the Harmony's big brother 1000i) needs two hands to hold it - the One is like a wand with the majority of buttons easily accessed with the one hand. However I have also (maybe out of habit) used two hands sometimes when using the touch screen. if you are fairly dextrous you should be able to operate everything with the one hand.
The package consists of the remote, charging station, 240v connector, USB connector, Lithium rechargable battery, brochures, software CD and polishing cloth.
The charging station has a tunnel underneath in which to conceal the power cord and allow it to lay flat. There is a light to let you know it is on - which I believe is a little too bright when I am watching a movie on the PJ.
The remote is in a bright piano shiny black finish with a rubbery texture underneath and fits your hand like a glove. It seems to me just the right weight and balance - heavy enough for you to respect it but not too heavy to fatigue you. There is a motion sensor in the remote to make it light up when you pick it up. The length of time the light stays on is configurable to 4 settings. Being shiny black with a touch screen it is a fingerprint magnet - I suppose that is why they give you a little black polishing cloth...
The touch screen is at first divided into three wide macro buttons - Watch TV, Listen to Radio, Watch a DVD etc.. these "Activities" are configurable - I have 9 which is 3 pages of 3. Some are Watch TV, Watch TV on PJ, Watch Blu-Ray on PJ etc.. There are arrows that appear to scroll to the other buttons. The macro can be as simple as to turn your TV on - or turn your TV on, your TV input, turn your set top box on, go to a certain channel, turn your receiver on and select TV on the output etc... You can customise the order in which each device is turned on, the delay (if needed) and also add other commands like open the tray to the dvd etc...
Once the TV is on, the touch screen can then show the icons for 6 channels at a time and as many pages as you need in any group configuration you choose.
You can also choose device and go to another screen to show more buttons like Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, brightness, contrast etc...
The "normal buttons" are mapped to your selected devices eg channel up and down on STB, volume on receiver etc.. all configurable. These also light up and are easy to navigate. If I could change one thing I would have preferred the volume and channel selection toggle buttons to swap places...
The software provided on CD - once installed takes you to the Logitech website where you open a free account and list all your devices and configure the remote accordingly. Once you are happy with the setup you plug your remote into the computer via a USB cable and download the file. The connection time for me is about 2 minutes...
Before you start I recommend that you go to all your equipment and write down the make and model number and think about what you need to happen - it will save you a lot of time in the long run. If your device is not listed - obscure/really old or very new it will suggest possible matches or you can learn the IR commands/buttons from the original remote. The device list is huge including air conditioners, lighting systems etc...
Once you have added all your equipment and decided what macros you want the procedure is very easy - a series of very easy questions come up which the software already guesses the configuration and you click Yes 99% of the time. EZPZ.
Then comes more fun - you can rename the macros, change icons, customise most things and add FTA and Foxtel icons etc...
So in a nutshell I am very happy with the remote and more importantly my wife is - she was having a load of trouble just working out which remote to use - let alone which button to press.
Nice colour screen and ergonomics
Easier to program than the Pronto
Nice overall feel and looks
Well lit
No more batteries to buy (for a long time?) - my Denon 3805 eats batteries big time!
Not exactly cheap!
Dust/oil/fingerprint magnet
No good if you have really big/fat fingers
Posted 19 November 2008 - 12:54 PM
Mjr69, on Nov 19 2008, 10:10 AM, said:
There is an on/off switch for the light on the charger base which should solve your problem. Also, check this site out for TV/Foxtel/Austar icons.
Posted 19 November 2008 - 01:42 PM
Posted 19 November 2008 - 04:33 PM
Does the remote squeak and click when you press buttons (a minor quality issue with 525s) or is it relatively silent?
Are the hard buttons rubberised or hard plastic?
How are the commands printed onto the hard buttons - will they easily wear off?
Posted 19 November 2008 - 07:21 PM
The buttons are a hard plastic... I can't say about how they are printed but looking real close (magnifying glass) there is no feathering of the edges and the text is crisp so I don't imagine they will easily wear off.
Over the years I have bought a few Logitech products and they have always been well made.
I know in Adelaide they have one of each remote in the range set up at Myers in between the TVs and computers - although they are dummies you can get a good idea of what they are like... probably in Sydney too?
Posted 19 November 2008 - 07:24 PM
Edited by Mjr69, 19 November 2008 - 07:44 PM.
Posted 20 November 2008 - 12:53 PM
Thanks for the feedback regarding the One
Posted 23 November 2008 - 05:47 PM
Mjr69, on Nov 19 2008, 08:21 PM, said:
Don't worry about the printing on the hard buttons wearing off, It's a backlit remote the printing on each button is actually molded in (translucent plastic) to allow the light to pass through.
Posted 28 November 2008 - 01:51 PM
I love how you can put icons on for your favorite channels.
best source for these icons I found was s q u a r e e y e s i c o n h a r m o n y edit: as previously mentioned
Edited by Krixonix, 28 November 2008 - 01:53 PM.
Posted 29 November 2008 - 12:39 PM
Posted 22 December 2008 - 02:31 PM
vandc, on Nov 29 2008, 01:39 PM, said:
There is no problem after you adjust the default times down to their bare minimum
I bought my One for about 350$ when they first came out.
I *love* it. Its my favourite bit of AV kit.
As far as I can tell its a perfect product. Which is fairly amazing.
Posted 22 December 2008 - 04:13 PM
vandc, on Nov 29 2008, 01:39 PM, said:
Just be aware that you'll use the coloured buttons quite often on the Toppy, so move them onto the front page of the touchscreen.
Posted 24 December 2008 - 10:49 AM
Really like the functionality it provides. I find the feel of the keys is not too pleasing and it's hard to press a button accurately on the touch screen AND have it pointed at the 55 devices it's powering at the same time :-) Hopefully practice will make perfect. It's a breeze compared to remote juggling.
I had a few problems getting some commands to "stick", especially my dimmable lights, but after doing a bit of internet hunting, found out about RAW mode, which is the best way to learn a command from another remote, as it always seems to work, unlike the "standard" learning mode . . . strange that there is even a difference.
So in short, easy to program, easy to use. Touchscreen a little fiddly, but that's understandable given the size of the remote. I didn't like the feel of the keys, but I'll live and get used to it. The positives far outweight the negatives, and for less than $200 it seems like a very good buy to me!
Posted 24 December 2008 - 12:38 PM
Stux, on Dec 22 2008, 03:31 PM, said:
Which of the times do you reduce and to what? There seems to be varying numbers and choices and I don't want to bugger up the whole works for a small increase in response time :-)
Posted 26 December 2008 - 05:45 PM
It is forever turning on the wrong component, not turning on the correct one, choosing the wrong input etc etc.
I emailed logitech technical and they fixed it, a few times later its all crap again. I always go through the help menu to fix it but it obviously cant remember for next time.
I wouldnt recommend one of these unfortunately.
Posted 26 December 2008 - 07:16 PM
The D-Train, on Dec 26 2008, 06:45 PM, said:
It is forever turning on the wrong component, not turning on the correct one, choosing the wrong input etc etc.
I emailed logitech technical and they fixed it, a few times later its all crap again. I always go through the help menu to fix it but it obviously cant remember for next time.
I wouldnt recommend one of these unfortunately.
Only issue I have is that because of the way my equipment is set up the TV's IR reciever is partially masked from the seating position and I sometimes forget to hold the remote high enough when turning things on and off....
Are you making sure you hold the remote facing the equipment until after it has finished transmitting (little icon onscreen)?
Posted 26 December 2008 - 10:31 PM
Just curious as i have a issue with my remote curtains, and ive tried learning the command.
Posted 27 December 2008 - 10:00 AM
The D-Train, on Dec 26 2008, 09:45 PM, said:
Whilst i admit it can be trocky to setup a Harmony remote, once you have it setup right, it works like it says it does. I have never had any issues with devices going out of sync, wrong inputs etc.
I would say it just needs some tweaking in the setup D-Train.
Posted 27 December 2008 - 10:07 AM
collinhack, on Dec 24 2008, 01:38 PM, said:
You will then be able to reduce the signals from say 3 to 1.
For example, when I first got mine, everytime i changed volume the Harmony sent two commands, so the volume always increased/decreased by two levels. i went in and reduced this to 1 command per press and hey presto.
You can also use this similar method to increase/decrease the delay time between commands being sent to different devices and commands per device in an activity.
Posted 27 December 2008 - 10:15 AM
diesel, on Dec 27 2008, 10:30 AM, said:
Whilst i admit it can be trocky to setup a Harmony remote, once you have it setup right, it works like it says it does. I have never had any issues with devices going out of sync, wrong inputs etc.
I would say it just needs some tweaking in the setup D-Train.
Posted 27 December 2008 - 12:38 PM
One common problem is that you may not have everything you want to manipulate in the transmitter range; I found my AV cabinet was reflecting the signals due to the thick smoky glass, which I kept nice and shiny. After I pulled a few of my devices forward and tilted the cabinet slightly, everything worked great.
Stick to doing everything yourself in the computer programming side - I've found it works just fine, even though it required a little bit of figuring out. Once you get it all set up, you're laughing. I love mine.
Edited by rvbdoc, 27 December 2008 - 12:44 PM.
Posted 27 December 2008 - 12:52 PM
rvbdoc, on Dec 27 2008, 01:08 PM, said:
One common problem is that you may not have everything you want to manipulate in the transmitter range; I found my AV cabinet was reflecting the signals due to the thick smoky glass, which I kept nice and shiny. After I pulled a few of my devices forward and tilted the cabinet slightly, everything worked great.
Stick to doing everything yourself in the computer programming side - I've found it works just fine, even though it required a little bit of figuring out. Once you get it all set up, you're laughing. I love mine.
Posted 27 December 2008 - 02:22 PM
rvbdoc, on Dec 27 2008, 01:38 PM, said:
I have no idea how pressing the help button sends off commands before you tell it what is wrong...???
Posted 27 December 2008 - 04:12 PM
mazman, on Dec 26 2008, 11:31 PM, said:
Just curious as i have a issue with my remote curtains, and ive tried learning the command.
Not too sure why they have the "standard" and not just RAW as a couple of things only worked when I used RAW - maybe "standard" takes up less memory or soemthing?
Do you need to know how to find RAW mode progamming?


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Garlic Shrimp
September 25th, 2009Recipes, 30-Minute Recipes, Recipes, Chinese Recipes, Recipes42 CommentsInspired by my recent trip to Hawaii, I made garlic shrimp today. It's not quite the shrimp scampi I had, but it's a close cousin done in Chinese style and without too much grease.
Garlic and shrimp are two of my favorite ingredients and I love pairing them together whenever I feel like having a shrimp dish. Most people in the United States prefer shelled shrimp, but for garlic shrimp, I strongly suggest you to cook the shrimp head-on and with the shell intact. The shrimp head and the shell "soak up" the fragrance and nuance imbued by the chopped garlic and butter used in this garlic shrimp recipe. The natural sweetness of the shrimp heads and shell also add depth to this dish.
If you love shrimp, you will definitely love garlic shrimp. This garlic shrimp recipe is quite easy to prepare and I hope you will get to try it soon. Do check out my shrimp recipes, too.
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Hmmm… the shrimp looks delicious! I rarely eat shrimp with the shell on since I don't like peeling it. The only times I eat shrimp with shells on are steamed shrimps with ginger in chinese restaurants. :D I think am gonna try that one but shelled, use the shell to make a stock and use it as part of the 'stir fry' sauce :D
1yum! this is one of my favorite dishes to make!
2yummy………. just what i was looking for, unfortunately the shrimps i have on hand are pre-shelled n deveined. what can i add to keep it as tasty as your recipe?
3also, where does the 1/2 tspoon Chinese rice wine come in? Do we add it when we saute the shrimps or when we cook it with the lid on?
4These shrimp are really good :). Wish mine looked as nice as yours.
5This looks like a wonderful dish! I am going to Hawaii in March and hopefully will have some delicious food discoveries and inspiration too. Any suggestions? Gorgeous photos too by the way!
6Mmmm! they look so nice! Thank you for the recipe…
13Looks absolutely scrumptious!
14pat dry with water? hehe. typo!
cant wait to get back to a residence with a kitchen so i can make this. i've been living out of hotels recently!!!
15this looks like good old home-cooked dish.
almost like our very own 'Kon Chin Har' (panfried prawns with soy sauce)
a signature at Ipoh's Mun Cheong Restaurant.16The prawns looks so delicious. Anything garlic suits me well
I have 2 kilos of prawns sitting in my freezer and I am definitely going to try this recipe and all your other shrimp recipes. Thanks for sharing and inspiring me.Oh, and I think this is my first comment ever since I started reading your blog a year ago.
18Thanks for sharing this recipe! Do you devein the shrimps even when you leave the shells intact? If yes, how do you do it? Sorry, I'm a novice cook!
19I have enjoyed a very similar garlic-shrimp at some Portuguese eateries. No scallions, lots of lemon. Completely out of the world!
20I love shrimps! Like the way you cook it :)
21When you say, "The natural sweetness of the shrimp heads and shell also add depth to this dish" are you meaning that you eat or suck the shrimp heads, which I know people do, or does it just add flavor to the overall dish?? Just wondering. I'd normally cook w/o the heads just because firstly I'm not used to it, and second, it's kind of creepy to see a bunch of heads and faces on my dish, but I'd be willing to try because your pictures look so delicious! And if you recommend it! Thank you for your great recipes!!
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33Hi Bee!!!
I hope you are doing well!!! I just made this recipe today and it turned out great, actually I didn't have rice wine so i added a few soup spoons of chardonay.LOL it was fabulous! Thanks for sharing35Tried it, loved it! I cooked with de-shelled shrimps. It still tastes very good. The wine brings out the flavour of this simple recipe , thanks!
39Great Recipe. It looks delicious.
40Yum ~love this stuff,but where do you buy shrimp with heads on?
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Facilities: Overall Amarillo college looks amazing and they have great options to provide for other people. I wish they did have other places to study where it is a lot quieter.
Online Courses: It all depends on the teacher. I had two that it didn't appear that they thought out the course material to well and then I had one that was absolutely amazing and it was one of my favorite classes.
Overall Experience: I love the professors. If you have a problem in their class you can email them, call them, go to their office and they're always willing to help. Some of the professors try to make their subject as interesting as they can. I would choose it all over again simply because the professors make the school worth going to.
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