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I kinda nicked this idea off TrekBBS but wanted to know what your views were. I know firther down the board is a thread on your single favourite episode but I think when there are 7 seasons of a programme, picking one is too hard.
2-parter eps count as one episode, and preferrably list why you think they're the best and not just a list. I think it could be a fun discussion. They don't have to be in any particular order, either. Just 5 eps that you think really show the very best of what Star Trek: Voyager has to offier.
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Scientific Method: I thought Kate Mulgrew was fabulous in her nearly demented state. You could almost feel her pain
The Killing Game: Brilliantly done and a good take on WWII. Interesting use of the Hirogen as an enemy and Harry Kim showed a bit of fire for once
Counterpoint: Kept on the edge of my seat. Couldn't decide if He really was a baddie or not
Repentance: I use this to teach kids at school the Muslim view of Capital Punishment. Excellent episode.
Night: Again one that explores the character of Janeway and her despair at having stranded everyone in the Delta Quadrant. A good look at the consequences of putting duty first.
There were loads more and if you ask me on a different day, I'd probably give you a different answer.
"Unless you have something a little bigger in your torpedo tubes, I'm not turning around!"
The Void - How the show should have been all the time, facing a bleak outlook and having to bed the rules/forge alliances to survive.
Year of Hell - Like the above, action and broken ship aside this episode is also great as it shows some great character moments (ie Janeway and Tuvok) and the pain of having to force the family apart to survive.
Night - Feeling the cabin fever and Janeway's self-doubt, also quite creepy in parts
One - Great use of Seven and the Doctor, shows that bottle shows can work as well as all out action pieces and still raises hair on my neck when Seven starts to lose it.
Equinox - Janeway goes Ape, great to see her clashing horns with another captain, a real good look at what could have been. Wish we'd followed the other new crewmembers a bit more though.
Good choices Janeway72, definately agree that Kim was a much more likeable character in Killing Game.
It's difficult to pick 5. I agree with all of yours, especially what you say about The Void. I always feel a bit bad when I watch Equinox cos i kind of think Janeway has a point, though her methods are not exactly Starfleet. Besides, she may have relented in time. We'll never know
"Unless you have something a little bigger in your torpedo tubes, I'm not turning around!"
Voyager was a much superior vessel to the Equinox and due to the writers wanting to maintain the status quo for syndication we never saw voyager suffering and becoming depleted as it should have been. But yeah, I reckon she would have relented over time.
Blink of an Eye - fast-forward through the evolution of a species, what a lovely idea (I also loved that they used the location of Ladies View for the background)
Thirty Days - a water planet, that's even better than Verne
Demon / Course: Oblivion - utter desperation, the darkest hours of Voyager
Tuvix - a well played character and a classical moral dilemna
Worst Case Scenario - I wanted to pick Flesh and Blood but Seska's revenge was more fun
When you tell the truth and take a stand, sometimes it means that you will walk the streets with a burdened heart. Sometimes it means losing a job, means being abused and scorned. It may mean having a seven, eight year old child asking a daddy, "Why do you have to go to jail so much?" And I've long since learned that to be a follower to the Jesus Christ means taking up the cross. And my bible tells me that Good Friday comes before Easter. - MLK, Why I Am Opposed to the War in Vietnam
I didn't watch every episode of Voyager, and i only have the first three seasons on Dvd to help my memory, but these are my favs,
5. Scorpion-Why? Because its the Borg, and because Janeway is taking a very big gamble in forging an alliance with the Borg, but she's doing because she wants to get her crew home, desperately. This episode shows how desperate she's become, it also demonstrates how courageous she is.
4. Flashback-Why? Because George Takei is in it, and we get to see a young Tuvok.
3. Year of Hell-This episode brought me to tears when i first saw it. Awesome alternate timeline story, and ultimately a heartbreak story about lost chances and opportunities.
2. The Thaw-I love Michael from Lavern and Shirley as the sadistical clown and Janeway's brillant outmanuvering of the persona of "Fear".
1. Basics-Last Michael Piller story, best Voyager 2-parter IMO, Voyager's classic villians, the Kazon are back in a story where they leave the Voyager crew stranded without their technology, i really like how the Voyager crew walk into a trap with their eyes fully open.
There are other episodes not included that i would have if i had more than 5 to post like "The Voyager Conspiracy", but those are my top five.
Well, although I'm not a huge fan of the series I actually do have episodes I like.
1 - 'The Year of Hell' - (very well written movie, perhaps the most satisfying two-parter since 'Best of Both Worlds' in fact. It has it's issues but taken as an above average popcorn episode it works very well)
2 - 'Timeless' - the 100th episode, a total mind-bender of a show but again generally well done with good effects.
3 - 'Eye of the Needle' - a very good early episode that humanised Janeway with her reaction to the twist at the end.
4 - 'Night' - Another great humanising Janeway episode (I have my doubts that it should have taken until season 5 for it to happen, but that it at least did was to the benefit of her character).
5 - 'Cold Fire' - I think they made a big error in writing out the Caretaker aspect of the Voyager story so prematurely but as ending the story goes it was a great Kes episode and also managed to be rather creepy when the female Caretaker got aboard the ship.
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I have just watched "Faces" again on TV. I think it deserves an honourable mention. One of the few Voyager episodes that looked at the personality of a crewmember. B'Elanna is always described in pocket books as being almost tortured by the clash between her Klingon side and her human side. This episode looks at it in detail.
"Unless you have something a little bigger in your torpedo tubes, I'm not turning around!"
Thirty Days would be the best one.
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WESTPORT — The Old Burying Ground is partially hidden in the center of town, just a few dozen yards off Main Street.
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Mexican Grilled Salmon Recipe
Lime juice adds a little spark to a pesto-like mixture that coats salmon fillets. I prepare this recipe all year long.Rosalind Pope, Greensboro, North Carolina
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- 1/2 cup fresh basil leaves
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- 1/8 teaspoon salt
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- Salsa and lime slices, optional
- Place the first five ingredients in a food processor; cover and process until finely chopped. Add the lime juice, sugar, tomato sauce and lime peel; cover and process until blended.
- Transfer to a large resealable plastic bag. Add the salmon; seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Place salmon skin side down on grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 10-14 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Serve with salsa and lime slices if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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2 tsp soy sauce
1 tsp finely grated ginger
1 tsp sugar
salt and pepper as desired
½ cup chopped green onions
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Now the board that oversees Metro has been told that two similar incidents happened back in 2006, and transit managers then concluded that the metal in the brake hubs was failing sooner than their expected lifetimes of 30-35 years.
Deputy General Manager Dave Kubicek told the Safety Committee that, in 2006 (before Kubicek had joined the system), managers designed a stronger replacement brake hub, but there wasn't the money to change the parts in the system's 5000 Series of rail cars.
Since the two incidents in recent months, all brake hubs in all 5000 Series cars have been replaced.
Metro's 6000 series cars came into service in the 1990's, and they use a similar "brake hub". Metro managers say they don't want to take chances, even though those newer hubs should last until 2014. They plan to replace all of them on the 6000 cars by this summer.
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Jones-Drew, who led the NFL in rushing in 2011, is seeking a new contract.
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For a few weeks, we are given precious moments to focus on the traditions of the past which give us comfort and to enjoy the deliberate process of creating a Thanksgiving meal with intention and passion.
Thanksgiving is the celebration which brings us together with family and friends simply for the purpose of being together, without the stress of gifts or other expectations. The emphasis is on gathering and providing pleasure through the meal. So well-worn cookbooks tabbed with various forms of bookmarks, clips, or sticky notes make their way to kitchen counters and the hunt is on for the perfect recipes to complete the menu. The Thanksgiving meal develops as the planning becomes one of the enjoyments of the occasion.
Any creative process requires a solid foundation, and the dressing, usually appearing on our menus just once or twice a year, frequently becomes one of the essential cores of this meal. The following recipe provides a basic framework for creating a smoky-flavored, rich broth which makes seasoning the dressing much simpler. Also serving as a flavorful base for soup or gravy, this broth provides an enticing, welcoming aroma which lingers throughout the day as it simmers on the stove.
Smoked Chicken Broth
1 whole chicken
Seasonings of your choice: garlic powder, seasoned salt, seasoned pepper, fresh or dried herbs -- rosemary, thyme, etc.
Vegetables of your choice cut into chunks: carrots, onions, celery
1. Mix the seasonings together and rub them all over the outside of the chicken and inside the cavity. Put carrots, onions, celery, and fresh herbs into the cavity.
2. Smoke the chicken with hickory chips over low heat.
3. Pull the bird apart and place it in a large stockpot, cover with water, and add carrots, onion, celery, herbs, and other seasonings.
4. Cover, bring to a boil, and then simmer the broth over low heat for about four to five hours, stirring occasionally.
5. Remove the lid and let the broth cool before refrigerating it overnight.
6. Heat and then strain the broth.
Once the broth is made, the soul-satisfying process of preparing the dressing can begin. Since many Southern cooks make their dressing by feel and taste and have never resorted to written instructions, the most rewarding way to learn this art is to watch these cooks at work and take notes. This recipe was built over many years and includes the teachings and techniques of at least four individual cooks- my mother, mother-in-law, brother, and best friend.
Many Minds Thanksgiving Dressing
1 stick unsalted butter
2 large onions- chopped
2 cups chopped celery
1 cup chopped bell pepper
1 recipe cornbread
6 cooked biscuits
1 10-14 ounce package stuffing mix
4 eggs- beaten
6-8 cups chicken broth
Seasonings of your choice to taste- Salt, pepper, sage, etc.
1. Sauté the onions, celery, and pepper in the butter.
2. Break up the cornbread and biscuits in a very large bowl. Add the stuffing mix and sautéed vegetables. Stir well.
3. Add the eggs and enough broth to make a very moist mixture.
4. Add the seasonings to taste.
5. Pour into a greased pan and bake at 350 until the dressing is brown but still moist.
*The key to success with dressing is the moistness. You do not want it to be dry once it is cooked. So be generous with your broth.
*Do not season the dressing until after you have added all the broth you are going to use since the broth is seasoned.
*Save extra broth for gravy or adding to the dressing once it is cooked if necessary.
*You may want to use your hands to mix these ingredients.
*Use a cornbread recipe that does not include sugar.
*Make your cornbread the day before and loosely cover it so it will dry out slightly.
*Make this dressing a day or two before you cook it or freeze it to maximize its flavor.
Other recipes which find their way onto our Thanksgiving menu might be written on small slips of paper, in a grade school notebook, or on the back of a stained and yellowed page of an old desk calendar. Often written in the hand of the cook who graciously shared the recipe, these little mementos connect us to a great aunt, grandmother, or other family member we might not have actually known or knew for just a short period of time when we were children or young adults.
When I retrieve Grandmother Dabbs' handwritten recipe for Mrs. Abraham Lincoln's Pound Cake, I immediately see her in her small kitchen in Eastaboga and remember her strong presence and personality. This simple cake, with its dense texture and thin, crispy crust, is made from kitchen staples found in most pantries and provides a basic dessert which fits in nicely with a variety of menu items.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln's Pound Cake
1 cup salted butter
1 and 2/3 cups sugar
2 cups all purpose flour
5 eggs
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1. Set the butter and eggs out so they can be used at room temperature.
2. Cream the butter and sugar thoroughly.
3. Add the eggs, one at a time, alternately with the flour. Beat well after adding each egg. Mix in the nutmeg.
4. Bake in a large greased and floured loaf pan at 325 for approximately one hour.
Over the years, as the children in a family become adults and start taking over the responsibilities for the family gatherings like Thanksgiving, we begin to appreciate the time and energy the women in our family expended in making these times together so special. When I was in the fifth grade, my mother went to work outside the home for the first time. At 40, she had to take a job selling clothes in a women's store and was paid just above minimum wage, had no benefits, worked at least forty hours each week, and excelled at a job she loved. In spite of her work schedule, for many years, she continued to do most of the cooking and preparation for our family Thanksgiving gathering.
After she retired, we asked Mama to bring dessert as she passed the reins over to us for the rest of the meal. In recent years, we only requested her tempting cheese cookies which serve as a snack while the dressing finishes cooking. However, these cookies have become her signature contribution to this gathering, as significant to the meal and the memories as her turkey and dressing were years ago.
Mama's Cheese Cookies
2 sticks margarine
1 pound extra sharp Cheddar cheese, grated
2 and 1/4 cups flour
1/8 teaspoon red pepper
Lawry's Seasoned Salt
1. Let the grated cheese and margarine soften. Mix them together with your
2. Add the flour, pepper, and salt. Mix well.
3. Roll into balls.
4. Place the dough balls on an ungreased cookie sheet and flatten them with
the back of a fork.
5. Bake at 375 about 12 minutes or until lightly browned.
6. Cool completely and store in an airtight container.
*Even if you prefer butter, use margarine. It works better in this recipe.
*For a fancier cookie, use a pecan half to flatten the cookie and sprinkle a little salt over each pecan before baking.
As a celebration focused on the joys of gathering with our friends and families, Thanksgiving rewards us with many pleasures. While we savor the careful and deliberate preparation of this holiday meal, we contentedly continue comforting traditions and gladly find memories of the people who are important in our lives.
Margaret Dabbs is a freelance columnist who resides in Jasper. Her column appears every other Wednesday in the Lifestyles section. Comments and suggestions are welcomed by contacting Dabbs at 387-2890


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Christopher Malcolm has died at the age of 67.
The actor was best known for playing Brad Majors in the original stage production of The Rocky Horror Show and later starred in TV sitcom Absolutely Fabulous.
Christopher's daughter Morgan Lloyd Malcolm tweeted: "Today the world lost a beautiful, brilliant man. My dad Christopher Malcolm left peacefully and with dignity. He will always be my hero. X"
After tributes from fans to his work on Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back, she added: " Completely blown away by the love for dad in the Star Wars community. You lot are wonderful."
Christopher played Saffron's (Julia Sawalha) dad Justin in the BBC TV series Absolutely Fabulous and also appeared in Only Fools And Horses, Lovejoy, wartime drama We'll Meet Again and films Highlander and Labyrinth.
He also worked as a theatre producer on later revivals of The Rocky Horror Show including the Richard O'Brien version, A Slip Of The Tongue with John Malkovich, Single Spies written by Alan Bennett, and Footloose The Musical, according to Digital Spy.
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4.15/5 rDev -3.5%
I felt that I had been living in a desert beerwise here in Dublin, until my son told me about this oasis.
This is without doubt, the best place in Dublin city or county in which to buy beer. This is a labour of love for Jimmy and Aidan Redmond, as they aim to have over 100 different beers in stock at any one time. There is no beer list, because it changes all the time, but they will usually have an excellent range of Belgian, German and UK beers in stock. They also stock larger bottles up to magnum size. Regular stock include Aventinus, Het Kapittel (Prior & Abt), Rochfort 8 & 10, Orval, Goose Island brews, some Brooklyn and many top UK ales and stouts, many displayed on chilled shelving.
I should mention that this outlet has won awards as an overall off-licence so is highly regarded by wine buffs also. Do not be put off by their below par website, this place is a treasure. I never knew I could buy half these beers in Dublin and am happy enough to pay for the previlege.
02-18-2006 21:05:32 | More by JohnfromDublin
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4.16/5 rDev -3.3%
The place had a great selection of beers from all over the world.
I went in looking forthe Irish micorbreweries and was pretty successful. I was able to pick up some hard to find Porterhouse beers and even my personal favorite Guiness Special Export Stout. They also had Dungarvam, Trouble Brewing, Carlow Brewing Co, and 1 other I can't recall.
They also have a decent American microbrew selection including Brooklyn Local 1 & 2, Sierra Nevada limited production beers, and various others.
Prices were fine not too expensive.
03-14-2011 23:07:57 | More by LukeK1231
Nova Scotia (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +1.2%
Made the walk from St. Stephen's over to Ranelagh to check this place out, and was not disappointed. Tremendous selection of great beers from all over the world, including 4 of the trappist breweries, a few bottles of Deus, magnums of Chimay, Irish micros, and plenty of top American ales. Looked fresh generally, though the bottle of Meantime IPA I picked up was just a bit dusty. Service was ok, no unpleasant but not really involved either, especially given that I was the only one in the shop. I'm new in town, a grad student at UCD, and I'll certainly be back often while I'm living in Dublin. Head and shoulders above any other place I've seen.
09-30-2009 12:30:16 | More by Mandrake
New York
4.65/5 rDev +8.1%
The best beer store in Dublin.
I don't know why McHugh's keeps winning Best Beer Selection, because it's all right here. At various times, I've bought: Gouden Carolus Hopsinjoor, Schneider Brooklyner, Timothy Taylor Landlord, O'Hara's Celebration and Victory HopDevil.
The owners constantly try to find and bring in new things, and aren't afraid to take a risk - they have a New Zealand brewpub stocked at the the moment. Equal consideration given to UK, US, Belgian and German, which is rare.
If I had any complaints, they're not personal - the knowledge drops a bit when it's not the owners behind the counter. And because of the vagaries of importing, some things are gone for good once they're sold out, especially the Americans - e.g. they had Rogue 2 years ago, and not since.
Otherwise, the only stop in town. Unmissable from the Ranelagh LUAS.
08-11-2009 23:44:26 | More by StJamesGate
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
I stopped into this place while on vacation in Dublin. I saw the reviews from this site and decided to take a look for myself. I was very surprised with my finds there.
They had a very good selection of beers and it was a great value as well. I was staying at the Burlington Hotel and this store was literally a 5 minute walk from there.
There was a lot of Belgian craft beers and some American craft beers as well. I was very impressed because although I was Ireland, I was able to find American beers there which I wasn't able to find in my state.
I highly recommend checking this place out if you're staying in Dublin. It's a little bit off the path, but is well worth it.
07-06-2009 18:30:09 | More by EJLinneman
4.15/5 rDev -3.5%
Currently I live quite close to the place, but never knew there was such an excellent shop until my wife told me about it.
One the things I like the most about it that although the selection of beers is not huge (wines are much better represented), could be around 50-70 different, mostly from Belgium (good choice of Trappists), Germany and a bit from the US as well as some English ales, it keeps changing constantly, so it never gets boring.
I have to admit it is quite pricey, even more common beers are not less than 3 euros, but most of them are 4-5 euros.
10-19-2008 15:15:39 | More by atis
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
4.15/5 rDev -3.5%
Visited here on Wed 12th September while in Dublin for a few days.... Thanks to johnfromdublin for the exact directions...
Very easy to get to from the city centre using the Luas - just get of at the Ranelagh stop, turn right when exiting and Redmonds is only about 50 metres up the street on your right...
The majority of the excellent selection of the beer is kept in a huge fridge on the right of the store as you walk in... the rest is dotted around the place...
A decent selection of US craft brews was what interested me the most - they had 3 from Rogue (Dead Guy Ale, American Amber and Chocolate Stout) and 4 or 5 from Sam Adams (incl. Black Lager, Boston Ale, Summer Ale and Cream Stout)...
I also picked up Boon Gueuze Mariage Parfait, Baltika Porter, Aventinus Eisbock, Poperings Hommel Bier, 2 Arainn Mhor brews and a couple of beers from Broughton...
Service was friendly and they seemed to know what they were talking about...
If you're in Dublin i would definitely recommend a visit here...
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UFC cuts Jon Fitch, fifteen others
By Brendhan Conlan on February 20, 2013
The UFC cleaned house today, shedding sixteen fighters from the roster including a number of notable stars. The company's reasons for the mass firing were not offered up, though each competitor was coming off a loss in their most recent rumbles as is typically the case in such matters.
Perhaps the most notable in the bunch were welterweight Jon Fitch and light heavyweight Vlad Matyushenko. Each had spent a good deal of time in the Octagon including a run for Fitch highlighted by wins over a number of top foes and crack at the championship.
MMAFighting confirmed all the cuts with UFC President Dana White. The other fighters left to test free agency were Jay Hieron, Che Mills, Mike Russow, Paul Sass, Jorge Santiago, Terry Etim, Wagner Prado, Ulysses Gomez, Jacob Volkmann, Motonobu Tezuka, Josh Grispi, C.J. Keith, Mike Stumpf, and Simeon Thoresen.
The 24-5 Fitch was last seen falling by decision to Demian Maia earlier this month after picking up Fight of the Night honors in his previous pairing. Among the stand-outs Fitch took out during his time in the Octagon are the likes of Diego Sanchez, Paulo Thiago, and Thiago Alves.
Bull FUCKING Shit, Dana!!!!
Jon Fitch is still a top 10 fighter and would walk through 4/5 of the guys you have on your roster. He's lost to Hendricks, Maia and St. Pierre (he should have won against BJ IMO.) A title holder and two title challengers.
Everyone else, I get, but Jon Fitch is fucking world class.
Fuck you very much Dana! I'm cancelling my UFC gym membership.
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Fitch is kinda fishy as to why he got cut just cuz he got out fitched..I'm also upset about Vlad, he's a good fighter and I think they should of given him anotehr fight.
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Creature says:
I am also not happy with Fitch being cut. This is fucking ridiculous.
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fanoftna33 says:
That is a crazy list of fighters to just drop. Fitch is to easy to defend and anybody with any mma IQ doesnt need me to defend keeping him because if you dont know you are to stupid for me to waste my time with.
Vlad I understand, but still love the guy.
Hieron I would like to see have another chance, ZI mean fkn Hardy lost 4 in a row and they kept him. Give Jay Amir and he picks up a win as well.
I thought Santiago looked pretty good last weekend and as it was his first fight at 170 I would like to see him there again.
Etim just needs 1 maybe 2 wins and to stay injury free and he is back for sure.
Gomez same thing.
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Lots of backlash online for the Fitch cut. He's the #1 trend on Twitter (or was).
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So I'm not positive on who all was over there, especially the lesser known guys, but how many of these 16 cuts were SF people? I know Vlad and Fitch weren't.
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Alpha Omega, Hieron fought for SF but that looks like it, the rest are just moves to make room.
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And realize this marks the 2nd time the UFC has pulled this shit with Fitch. Back in 2008, when MMA video games were becoming a big deal, the UFC as part of its plan to get in on the action brought a demand to all of its fighters: Give us exclusive lifetime rights to use you in video games forever, or you're fired. So when Fitch & his camp dared question that approach, well, he was fired.
Fitch's response at the time…
"Honestly the contract wasn't even that big of a deal. We're not getting paid for it anyways, and it's not a deal where I'm actually going to get another deal with a video game agency. I don't have that kind of pull; most guys don't. It has nothing to do with that. It's that they brought this contract to us and basically kicked in our front door, came in guns blazing, and said 'sign this contract or you're dead.' … You've never heard me complain about money. This is a respect thing. I'd only like a little bit of respect for the blood I shed for this company.
Maybe those were the exaggerated words of a fighter in shock from being abruptly cut from the org? Perhaps the UFC president could help clarify the situation…
"We're looking for guys who want to work with us and not against us. Affliction is still out there trying to build its company. Let Fitch go work with them. Let him see what he thinks of those [expletives]. [Expletive] him."
BTW, Cain Velasquez was also caught in the cross-fire at the time, with Dana stating, "Cain [expletive] Velasquez, with two [expletive] fights, wants us to change it (referring to the contract) for him. He can get the [expletive] out."
The UFC's attitude towards its fighters has always been, "Be thankful for the opportunities we provide you with, don't question anything we do, or get the f*ck out."
And the other unwritten rule is don't piss off the UFC brass. Whether it's a stupid tweet, or having a bad attitude, or questioning the UFC's actions/intentions…the UFC is not above holding a personal grudge. Quite the opposite. So another part of Fitch's undoing might have been his more recent comments about what a joke it's become with how the UFC sets up title fights…
"It's impossible to tell when a title shot is coming. There's no order … it's just whoever they feel they're going to make the most money off of. That's who gets the title shot. It kind of sucks, because in other sports there's kind of a clear path; you do this, this and this, and you get this. That's just not the way combat sports work I guess."
Which I'd translate as something like this… In other pro sports there is a legitimacy to how individuals/teams compete for a championship. Tiger Woods doesn't get to skip Thursday & Friday and only compete the final two rounds on the weekend when TV ratings are highest. The Dallas Cowboys aren't given an automatic playoff spot for agreeing to participate in an HBO reality show that boosts ratings & revenue for the NFL and its TV partner.
But in the UFC–especially since the FOX deal was consummated–when it comes to earning an opportunity to compete for a championship, it's a murky blend of legitimacy and showmanship. Just as Fitch suggests, it often boils down to whoever is going to make the most money getting the shot. Not every time of course, but it's becoming more & more common. The last FW title bout featured a challenger coming off a loss. The next WW title bout includes a fighter coming off a loss (and drug suspension). The next LHW title fight includes a fighter coming off a loss.
The bottom line is the UFC, while trying to continue to grow the sport and keep its TV partner happy, now finds itself in an awkward position somewhere between the WWE and the legitimate pro sports. As a fan of the sport, I think a lot of what they're doing sucks. But what do I know. From a business standpoint this might be a brilliant strategy that will maximize revenue and continue to grow/expand the sport. Continue to manipulate the chessboard, arbitrarily moving pieces around, in a way that sets up the most interesting matchups that the casual fans will buy into. Rules? What [expletive] rules… don't [expletive] tell us how to run our [expletive] company.
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I love me some Vlady and Hieron. IFL Never Dies! But I can see how they got cut. I even said Jay was gonna get cut right after he lost his last fight. Jay has lost all 4 of his UFC fights. Santiago has lost all 5 of his. As great as these guys are outside the Octagon, they just don't seam to be able to put it together inside. I thought Prado looked decent too and would have liked to have seen him get another shot.
But like I said, I understand sometimes you've got to clean house. But how does a guy like Leonard Garcia who hasn't convincingly won a fight since 2008 (he's had 11 since then) and is on what should be a 6 fight LOSING streak, keep his job? How do you cut a legit top 10er like Fitch and keep Hardy on after 4 losses (and I like Hardy a lot)? Even Steve Fucking Cantwell got 5 strikes before he was let go.
I understand a lot of these cuts, but who goes and who stays is just bonkers sometimes.
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Well, Bellator now has some more world class talent to sign. Five bucks says Fitch enters and wins the bext 170 bfc tourney
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Yet papy abedi is stil fighting on fuel 9 s card.
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How the hell does the UFC decide who gets cut and who stays? Diego Sanchez has lost 2 of 4… Including a very controversial win against Kampmann. Koscheck has lost 2 of 4 fights. Jake Shields has lost 2 of 4 including a no contest with a positive drug test. I don't get it. There should be some kinda criteria established rather than a subjective opinion by the UFC brass.
I love this quote.."This is a respect thing. I'd only like a little bit of respect for the blood I shed for this company."
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Fitch has also been fighting the top fighters for years, with the exception of maybe Erick Silva who is a quality up and comer. I can see fringe fighters getting axed if they can't get a win but we're talking about one of the best WW fighters ever. Sounds to me like Dana never buried the hatchet. Maybe time for a fighters union.
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Gomez said he didn't even know he'd been cut until he read it online.
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Douche move, but not surprising.
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hindsightufuk says:
wow, thats just ridiculous, cutting Fitch just seems like its something they have wanted to do for years.
sure there is more to it than just cutting the guy cos of a loss.
the rest i knda understand, but for me cutting Sass and Etim is madness.
Etim especially, he is an exciting fighter with an 11 fight run in the UFC (5 OTN honors), only 4 losses. Spent a year out injured, gets humped on by a Brazilian for 3 rounds and gets cut.
Paul Sass was on a great streak, beat 3 guys he wasnt supposed to beat, slipped against Wiman and did well under a heavy top game from Castillo, but still went for submissions for 15 minutes.
i dont get those two at all. not just biased because they are local lads, but they really filled out the UK/Euro cards when needed, and always put on a good show
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Etim I don't get either, but Sass needs to stop trying to triangle people all the time. He's still young and I think he's got potential to be a great fighter, he just needs more seasoning and the best place for that is on the local scene. Don't be surprised to see either of these guys get the call back after only one or two wins.
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thing is for guys outside of the US, the local scenes are such a massive drop from the UFC or even non UFC MMA. At least in the US you can drop into WSF, Bellator, TPF, MFC, KOTC, Legacy etc. I know some are shit, but you should see how little opportunity there is over here. fukcing joke of BAMMA or Cage Warriors in Ireland.
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Cecil McKnight is one of more than one hundred tenants forced out of the harvest village apartments on North 22nd street in Tioga.
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Late last month, the Department of Licenses and Inspections sent a letter to everyone in the apartment complex, telling them that they had until this Monday, September 9th to move out. Licenses and Inspections says that it ceased the property because of fire code violations. A spokesperson says that it's also an illegal conversion and does not have a valid rental license.
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On tap @ Iron Hill Phoenixville on 7/9/11 during the annual Blobfest. Served in a tulip glass. This year's version is a Tripel that has been aged on Michigan cherries. ABV listed as 9.1%.
Pours a hazed ruby (maybe more of a rose), topped with a thin covering of bright-white head. This retains with some creamy bunching around the edges, throwing up a foamy cascade that quickly settles into some nice looking spotty lace. The aroma starts out on a very positive note, with a fresh blast of fresh feeling Michigan cherries, which mingles with the light spicy sharpness of the Belgian yeast. The tart cherries and yeast feel pretty even there in the nose, being softened on the edges some by sweet bready smelling sugars. There is no warmth here per se but the flavors definitely have some strength to them in the nostrils.
That fresh cherry tartness jumps right out in the taste and stays the focus of the profile pretty much the whole way through. The tartness here is well balanced by the bread and sugar flavors of the base Tripel, while a yeasty kick in the back finishes this moderately dry and spicy with some lingering tartness. The mouthfeel is fuller bodied, with a lively sharpness to the carbonation that makes those flavors dance in the mouth. The alcohol here is VERY well hid with barely even any warmth to this. The only sense you get from the ABV is just some general heft to the feel and flavors. VERY nicely done on the mouthfeel here!
This one hit all of the right notes for me; with the focus here on those bright cherry flavors and a borderline dangerously hid alcohol content. This might be my favorite selection that I've had from this location and was a great choice to celebrate this year's Blobfest with. Well done!
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4.03/5 rDev -1.5%
Unleashed during Phoenixville's Blob Fest weekend. This one differs from the previously released Cherry Tripel in that this versioin has a generous portion of vanilla beans added to secondary fermentation.
Appears a hazy, dark orange with a fluffy, two finger cap that slowly fades into a mild collar. Tons of co2 bubbles rise to the top of the glass. Scattered lacing is left around the glass.
Smell is of heavy vanilla, rhubarb, montmorency cherries, tropical fruit, and estery phenols highlited with mild plastic and spices.
Taste is of the mentioned aromas with sugary sweetness up front and fruity phenols jumping around the palate.
Mouthfeel is medium-full bodied with spicy sugars and mild tartness.
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Cherry Blob from Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
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Rhys Ifans Says He Has Not Yet Read Harry Potter and the Deathly HallowsDH Film
Several weeks ago, TLC first told you that actor Rhys Ifans would be portraying the role of Xenophilius Lovegood, eccentric publisher of the Quibbler magazine, and the father to DA member Luna Lovegood in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Several times now Rhys Ifans has spoken about his involvement in the series, the most recent in an interview for Wales Radio. Scores of readers have emailed saying a translation of the interview is online via Forum Wales, that reads as follows:
I can't reveal much about the new HP film, which I don't understand because the book is out anyway, but I had to sign a clause that I wouldn't. However, I play Xenophilus Lovegood, a wizard who is the father of Luna Lovegood, one of HP's friends. That's all I can really say because I haven't read the book! There's been so much money thrown at the project, with there having been 5 other films. They're filming up in Levenshue near Luton in an old Rolls Royce airplane engine factory. It's an enormous place, so you walk about and see things like a zoo full of owls, so if you need an owl for a scene, you pick up the phone and someone comes across with an owl. It's a like a machine. I've never been - in America - with an employer of so many people. I'm not a big fan of HP but it feels like a priviledge to get called up with people like Maggie Smith and Michael Gambon so it's an honour that they thought of me to play a cross-eyed wizard.
TLC believes Rhys has filmed several times already in the part of the flamboyant magazine editor, with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One due in theaters Thanksgiving weekend, November, 2010. Thanks so much M for the translation, to Mary, David, Bill, SS, and all who emailed!


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Guidelines surrounding how food is stored, and where it is stored apply to everyone. There are ways to keep you and your family safe when preparing, cooking, refrigerating and freezing food, but only if the rules are followed.
Keeping a clean kitchen, cooler and freezer are some of the most important things you can do to prevent a foodborne illness. With that said, inspectors are recommending a few restaurants make some changes.
First, New Empire Chinese Restaurant in Holland. During its inspection, a tray of beef was found sitting on top of a garbage can. Other violations included a couple of sinks blocked from use, and many of the facility's containers were not commercial-approved. Several home-style containers were being used for food storage.
Nine violations were found at the Magic Wok on Bancroft Street in west Toledo. An employee was noted eating in the kitchen, a bag of onions were being stored on the floor, and dirty dishes were sitting in the sink. Inspectors also discovered cooked chicken and beef sitting out at room temperature, which had to be tossed in the garbage.
A total of 11 violations were found at Koto Buki in Sylvania Township from an inspection report conducted earlier this year. Violations included rust on shelves, build-up on a cooler door, containers not commercial-approved, food stored on the floor, overstocked coolers and freezers, plus raw fish stored over produce and improper thawing of crab sticks and sushi.
The Subway along McCord road in Springfield Township is reporting no violations this week. Inspectors cleared it of any issues.
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Also in good standing with the county's health department on West Dussel is Bangkok Kitchen, with no violations to report.
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Rivera running out of time to get Panthers trending upward
Ron Rivera has kept his team together during its disappointing season, but Carolina is not moving in a direction that is likely to satisfy the team owner.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons cross one hurdle
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Chiefs defeat Panthers on emotional day in K.C.
Brady Quinn threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns, and Jamaal Charles ran for 127 yards in the Chiefs' 27-21 victory over their Panthers
Chiefs: Sunday's game to be played as scheduled
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Freeman, Buccaneers come back to stun Panthers
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Panthers fire special-teams coordinator
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The Panthers have signed free agent safety Haruki Nakamura to a three-year contract. Carolina general manager Marty Hurney announced the deal Friday but did not release financial terms of the contract. Nakamura could compete for Carolina's starting free safety job. Sherrod Martin struggled last season with tackling at the position.||||||| The 25-year-old Nakamura has spent four seasons backing up Ed Reed in Baltimore. He's played in 52 games but never started on defense. He has 47 career tackles, one forced fumble and no interceptions. Hurney says Nakamura "is a very talented young safety and has played in a lot of different spots on defense with the Ravens." The GM says he is "very smart" and is an "excellent special teams player and will help us at safety."
The Ravens will be without Nakamura on Sunday against the Jets.||||||| He hurt his knee in last week's game against St. Louis.
Nakamura is on IR with a broken ankle.||||||| He was important on special teams but didn't start.
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A squabble between stakeholders has led to a foreclosure suit against a downtown Miami luxury condo project. BrickellHouse developer Harvey Hernandez and his business partner Jesus Quintero are facing a foreclosure suit filed by the first mortgage holder of the 46-story project, which is well under way and reporting strong sales. The dispute turns on a $15.8 million loan that comes due in the summer of 2016.
The lien holder, JBG Development LLC, is seeking to accelerate the loan to force early payment of the debt. JBG argues that the developer breached terms of the contract and is in default, according to a suit filed Oct. 4 in Miami-Dade Circuit Court.
JBG Development, which is controlled by Jose Baboun, sold the land at 1300 Brickell Bay Dr. to BrickellHouse Holding LLC in August 2012, receiving $10 million and taking back a mortgage for $15.8 million.
The current dispute erupted when Hernandez sought to obtain a construction loan for the 374-unit project and urged Baboun to subordinate JBG's mortgage to a construction loan, a move that would send JBG further back in line to get paid.
In its suit, JBG said terms of its loan provide for it to subordinate its position to a construction lender under certain circumstances, but asserts BrickellHouse hasn't met those conditions.
It said BrickellHouse pressured Baboun to accept a subordination that is disadvantageous to JBG and in violation of the loan agreement.
The suit alleges BrickellHouse defaulted on non-monetary terms of the loan by failing to seek JBG's approval on various matters, including the price list for units, the wording of sales contracts and the selection of an escrow agent, and didn't provide JBG timely copies of purchase contracts.
The suit also seeks an accounting of the books and records at BrickellHouse "to determine if net sales proceeds have been properly allocated, whether BrickellHouse has paid money to parties in contravention of the note.''
Carlos A. Marin, a Miami attorney who filed the suit, said "JBG Development LLC is not seeking a premature payment of the loan, but rather is suing to protect its interest as provided under the terms of the mortgage documents.''
BrickellHouse's attorney Robert P. Frankel said the suit is full of frivolous claims.
"To me it looks like you have a loan that hasn't matured yet and a seller that has misgivings or sellers' regret,'' Frankel said.
"This case is about trying to force BrickellHouse to pay them three years before BrickellHouse is obligated to pay them.''
According to Hernandez, chairman and managing director of Newgard Development Group, the BrickellHouse project is progressing well, with 99 percent of the units sold and construction moving on time and on budget.
"We are working on the 37th floor out of 46,'' Hernandez said. "Everybody is very happy with it. The quality we'll be delivering is very, very nice.'' The project is slated to be completed next summer, he added.
Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, managing partner of Cervera Real Estate, which is in charge of marketing units in the BrickellHouse project, said the lawsuit has not affected the project to date. "Construction is still going on,'' Cervera Lamadrid said. "From our perspective, it's business as usual.''
The Baboun family has been involved with the Brickell Bay Drive site for years. Kenneth Baboun, Jose's son, had worked with Hernandez on the BrickellHouse project during its early phases but left about year ago.
During the last building boom, the Babouns tried to develop the site themselves. But in February 2006, Kenneth Baboun, president of BBB Group, announced he was abandoning the project and returned all the deposits to the buyers.
"This case is about trying to force BrickellHouse to pay them three years before BrickellHouse is obligated to pay them,'' said Frankel. "I'm very concerned the filing of this lawsuit in bad faith by the plaintiff is going to have some chilling effect on the project.''
The BrickellHouse suit comes as Hernandez obtained a release this year from the trustee in his Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy case. He filed for protection from creditors in 2010 in the wake of problems with several real estate developments. According to bankruptcy court papers, Hernandez still faces claims from the Internal Revenue Service and his ex-wife.
Luis Salazar, an attorney for Hernandez, said aside from the outstanding issues with the IRS and his former wife, Hernandez's personal bankruptcy case is resolved. "He put in a pot of cash. He paid all the creditors,'' Salazar said.


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My daughter, a superb chef, did a great deal of research to get the best product at the best price and this is it.
The steamer is of poor workmanship and I am disapointed. I used it to scald tomatoes for canning yesterday and it leaks a steady stream of water from all 4 of the rivets which attach the handles. The pot itself is thin and flimsy.
I purchased this for a gift, and we used it on Xmas Eve...Little disappointed as it was to be a 18/20 stainless steel..The bottom was this gauge however the sides of the main pot was much thinner. I have another brand which in comparison is much sturdier. I purchased this because of it's 12 qt capacity for soup along with the pasta strainer and that was and exceed expectations. The discription said it had heat resistant handles but the handles got extremely hot while cooking. The person who received this as a gift was thrilled in spite of the above flaws...but then again he isn't the cook I am....it is a good value but you really need to know these things. I wouldn't call it a Pro line.....
Heavy guage,substantial weight,flat bottomed pot. Great buy for the money! Is capable of cooking at least 2 pounds of pasta with no problem. Love it!
Not a bad pan for blanching and steaming. But it does not work on my induction cooktop!! If you have one, don't buy this!
I've used this pasta cooker a few times now. The only complaints that I have: (1) the holes are just a little large (a large quantity of my angel hair pasta slipped through and ended up stuck on the bottom of the pot ... I had to boil more using the old boil and drain way) and (2) it isn't quite as sturdy as I thought it would be. The inserts are heavy duty but the pot itself is quite thin. I would have given it 4-1/2 stars if I could have because, overall, I'm thrilled with this pot. Would I buy it again ... Definitely. Would I recommend it to friends ... Definitely.
nice and big.....love this pot, how handy.....you can do more than just pasta....corn on the cob, etc.
I purchased this for my girlfriend shes very pleased with the pot.
I needed a heavy duty pan that after many uses still looked like new this is your pan for that the strainer is just a bonus great product
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