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November 6, 2012
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October 30, 2012
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October 16, 2012
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September 25, 2012
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September 18, 2012
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September 11, 2012
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August 21, 2012
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August 7, 2012
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Entering his third season as the Wizards owner, Ted Leonsismet with the media on Thursday night inside the PatriotCenter at George Mason University. In the secondof a two-part series, Leonsis addresses the development of John Wall, plans fora Wizards training facility and the emotional challenges of being aprofessional sports owner. To read Part 1 of the interview, click here.What was your reaction to hearing about John Walls injuryand how do you think hell respond?
Ted Leonsis: Frankly, when I first heard about it, I thought, Badtiming. But after I got the facts I was relieved. I give our staff a lot ofcredit because John felt pain over the summer, was told he had bursitis, wastold again to rest it, he had bursitis. It was our staff and Ernie that justsaid it doesnt feel right and kept digging. They found this preventativelyearly. So when I heard no surgery, rest and eight weeks I was relieved. Thereare other young players that have not had that early detection system and theymissed the whole season. We dont have that situation. John has internalizedthat and hes now upbeat. I was just shooting baskets with him and I had to teachhim who Sam Jones was. I was at a charity event the other night with MichaelWilbon and I spent time with Sam Jones. I had to show John how Sam used thebackboard from the foul line. Not many people do that anymore. But hes upbeatnow. Hes accepted it and hes going to do the right thing so that he can comeback. Were keeping him a part of the team so that he doesnt get disengaged,that hes a part of everything, I think were fortunate that hell miss thefirst month and thats all.Off the court, what changes or achievements have you madethat youre most proud of since you took ownership of this team?Well, the investments weve made go on and on. I dont knowif any of you have seen the Zero G treadmill we have. It doesnt sound likemuch, but we were the first team in the league to buy that and when you haveplayers that are injured, they can work out. The Capitals have a pool with atreadmill in it. When you have players that are injured they can go into thepool and work out. Those are two littleexamples of smart, kind of tech-oriented investments that weve made that giveus comfort and hopefully advantage that injured players have the bestinfrastructure around them to train the right way while they are not able to gofull speed. Do you see a Kettler-type training facility for theWizards?Very much so. I dont have any announcements. Its notclose. It took a long time with Kettler, but yeah. When we built the KettlerCapitals Iceplex and it was such an upgrade from what we were accustomed to,but for the rest of the league as well, it was another proof point that we wereserious about our level of commitment and investment and as other teams cameand practiced they would leave talking about our practice facility. Ill bedirect. Adam Oates played for us and left and then he signed with Tampa as an assistant coach and the first time I saw himafter he left was when he was coaching for Tampa. We were on the road and Tampa used our facilityand Adam was walking through the parking lot and I saw him through the windowand I said hi. All he did was talk about, I cant believe how great thisbuilding is; how lucky the players are. I cant believe when I go to games andI see the sellouts and what a change. How the team went from aside the mainstreamto being a have team and a part of that was this world-class practicefacility, where the players wanted to hang out. The buzz were getting about George Mason Patriot Centeris similar. How cool is this? Were on a college campus. Were at a hotel. Wereclose to our homes. And were in the center of our fan base. The new players,what a great way for them to be in this experience together. What were doingwith the Verizon Center locker room, itsjust a nice little touch, but its one of a hundred things that we pace interms of ongoing improvements and change that show well invest. Were serious.We want to be a world-class organization. We want to do that with the Wizardsand build something that the community is proud of and fans can come, thatother players who come from other teams go, Geez, thats great. It would begreat to play in this facility and spend a lot of time training here.. Id say the second thing is that were building afundamentally sound team. I think that athletic individual play in the NBA hasnever been greater. The stars in this league, their talent is indescribable,but its still a team game. Playing fundamentally sound basketball I think willbecome more and more in vogue because there is so much talent in the league. Iwant us to be a team thats really, really hard to play against. I think thatsanother part of the process on this road to respectability. Last season 76erscoach Doug Collins, the last game where we beat Philadelphia, pulled me asideafter the game and said, I want you to know that Ive been watching the teamon film and I told our team, Youve handled these guys easily, but youre notgoing to tonight, and if you dont come out and match their intensity and playreally hard, theyre going to beat us. And we did. He said it was evidentthat we were playing hard and as a team and for each other. We were making theright pass at the right time, the 50-50 balls we were getting to, the defensiverebounds in transition, we were executing and playing hard and he was seeing onfilm that we were doing a lot of the little things at a higher pace and thatimproved the team and thats just sound basketball. So, I see our coachpreaching fundamentals. I see our coach preaching coming to camp, in shape.This team is in shape and this camp is very competitive because no one knowswhos going to play how many minutes at what position and I think that willserve us well as the season starts because we should be able to get out of thegame with intensity and not feeling each other out because they are running,they are playing hard. Im hoping Nene is there opening night and with him onthe floor, were a different team. He looks at the floor, its like having acoach or a point guard up top and I think the team has a lot of confidence whenhes on the floor. The month of September, your hockey team gets locked out;your WNBA team has the worst possible luck in the lottery; you learn John Wallis going to be out eight week. Even Madonna forces you to pay a Metro bill. Youexpected trials when you became a sports owner but was that as trying a monthas you can have? You know, Im not as self-reflective as you are. Now thatyouve said that, wow! I kind of play the ball where it lies. I mean, thatsthe thing about sports. Its what Ive said for 12 years -- its the hardestindustry business I know. What other business do ping-pong balls drive a lot ofyour success, and make your investment worth more or less? Theres no otherbusiness. I guess you can buy a lottery ticket and think thats your financialplanning for retirement. And health. I never once said at an AOL or Grouponboard meeting, You need to sit down. That Java script coder blew his elbowout. Or that App that we needed is never going to happen. Its why, when youovercome all of those things and you win, why its so exhilarating. Its whythe pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is the biggest payoff in anybusiness. Nationals owner Mark Lerner and I are very, very closefriends and we speak daily, email, talking, meeting and they had a tough time,and Im sure theres people in this room who werent very nice to theNationals. They had to gut it out. They had to believe in what they were doing.I certainly went through that with the Capitals. Its a very, veryhardcraft to apply. To have the strength of belief and the internal fortitude tosay there is no magic wand. There is no free lunch. There is no easy way to getthere. And you get pummeled. You guys pummel us. You do. You pummel so much inthis new world and you become numb. From a self-reflective standpoint you canonly move forward. You can only deal with the cards youre dealt and thatswhat Ive tried to do and I believe steadfast in our plan. We have eightplayers under rookie contracts. We have managed the cap appropriately. We will able to keep theyoung players that we want. Well be able, as the team gets better, to have capflexibility to sign players. Well have assets that well be able to trade andthe plan is to just get better and better and better until you wake up one dayand youre have team. And I cant tell you when thats going to happen. Idont know if its this year or next year.2015?I read on ESPN that we won the NBA championship in 2015.So, Im sorry for sharing that reflection with all of you, but that is how wehave to deal with it. One more question? John Wall has called this third year a make-or-breakseason for him. Is there a concern he will put too much pressure on himselfwhen he does come back?I dont know. Yes and no. I am thrilled with his selfawareness, that hes our leader who weve rebuilt the team around and that heworked incredibly hard this offseason to take that next step. His physiogamychanged. Hes bigger, hes stronger. His athletic gifts are off the chart. Heworked a lot on his shot. While I was playing with him and fetching the ballfor him and shooting, you can see it. You can see the difference in the releasepoint. You can see the rotation of the ball is different and great playersevery year use that offseason to work on something and improve something. So hewas psyched to come back because he knows the league now, he knows the refs, heknows the other teams. He knows the drill. He knows how hard travel is. Heknows he has to nap. You kind of have to go through that process of being aprofessional. So hes very confident and he likes the team. He likes that theteam is serious about basketball. That it likes to watch film. John is astudent of the game. I went to the corner and said, Who shoots here? He says,Larry Bird. That may be as far back as he goes, but hes a student of thegame. Hes everything youd want in a young player. A mature leader, someonewho puts that pressure on him. At the same time, its incumbent on us to builda team around him that has options. We were fortunate to get Bradley Beal inthe draft this year. We think hes another young player that will grow up withJohn and plays a game thats complementary to John. So we have to continuouslyadd to the team to make it great and thats Ernies job. Thats my job. Thatsthe coaches job. And John accepts that. He understands that hes not in thisalone. Its a franchise, an organization and the fans as well. And I mean that.I speak to the fans, that they are a big part of our rebuild. Were one of thefastest growing teams in the league in terms of new ticket sales. Were workingreally hard to get that bottom bowl sold out. Thats the strategy. Sell thebottom bowl, then work your way up, then get to 10,000 season tickets, whichputs you in elite level and then youre a have team and the fans arebelieving. Our renewal rates are very, very high. They are above leagueaverage. They are high 80s right now and were selling a lot of new tickets andits all a part of a cycle. TV ratings go up. Team plays better. You sell moremerchandise. The players are recognized when theyre going out. The familiesfeel more comfortable in the community. The building is really loud. It allworks together. This is our third season and the amount of energy that you expendat the beginning of the plan, its like physics. The more you push early, themore velocity you get. I was asked the other day, do you feel youre onschedule and so we have to play the season. But were ahead of schedule on thebusiness side. What the fans are doing, what Comcast is telling us. I wasthrilled the other day that, to be honest, we were on the front page of thenewspaper when there are other teams making really big news. I think that was agood signal that, yeah, the Nats won the pennant and the Redskins won a gameand their young quarterback is a star, but the Wizards are opening the season,too. And so, I see lots of blinking green lights. We have so much more workstill to do. But I do think were moving forward and well know at the end ofthis season whether this was a successful year and whether the plan took thatnext step. And right now, if you cant be positive and upbeat before the seasonis beginning, when can you be? Im feeling pretty good right now.
Leonsis on Wall's injury, other challenges
Entering his third season as the Wizards owner, Ted Leonsismet with the media on Thursday night inside the PatriotCenter at George Mason University. In the secondof a two-part series, Leonsis addresses the development of John Wall, plans fora Wizards training facility and the emotional challenges of being aprofessional sports owner. To read Part 1 of the interview, click here.What was your reaction to hearing about John Walls injuryand how do you think hell respond?


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Scarlets' winger Morgan Stoddart has escaped further punishment following his sending off against Clermont Auvergne last weekend.
The Wales international was shown an automatic red card by Irish referee Peter Fitzgibbon after receiving two yellows during his side's 49-16 defeat at the hands of their French rivals at the Stade Marcel Michelin.
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Billy Becks has released the "That's What Winners Do" single. The track is presented by Coast 2 Coast Mixtape Promotion and is now available for download. The single is the first release off Becks' upcoming "Good Ass Job" album dropping January 15th on iTunes.
William Beckford aka Billy Becks hails from Belle Glade, Florida. Since winning the title "Street Artist of the Year" by Mos Magazine in 2006, he has been driven to make his mark in the music industry. Known for a southern swag/northern witty flow, he has been able to gain fans to support his movement. To date, he has opened shows for numerous artists including Cassidy, Young Buck, Raekwon, and JR Writer. Becks' songs have been featured on commercial radio stations, attracting major label interest.
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Club3D R9 285 Royal Queen Review
GPU & Displays | 11th November 2014
It's been a while since we've had a chance to review a GPU from Club3D, and today we have the R9 285 COOLSTREAM to look at. Let's see how it performs
ASUS GTX980 SLI Review
GPU & Displays | 7th November 2014
By now we've established that the GTX980 is both fast and efficient. How does it perform in an SLI configuration? Read on..
Gigabyte G1 GTX980 Super Overclock Review
GPU & Displays | 14th October 2014
Next in the Maxwell range of cards that have come across the OC3D bench setup is the Gigabyte G1 SOC, complete with Windforce cooler.
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Nvidia And AMD Accused Of Price Hiking
Matthew Fogg | 11th December 2006
Apparently Nvidia and ATI are embroiled in an anti-trust suit claiming that they are responsible for manipulating graphics card prices. Read on to find out more...
Gecube to release Dual X1650XT GPU on one graphics card and runs CrossFire
Matthew Fogg | 5th December 2006
Apparently, ATI will be releasing a new dual GPU graphics card in a similar fashion to the Nvidia GX2s.
Goodbye to G70 Competition - Win a 7950GX2
James Napier | 30th November 2006
Fancy the chance to win an amazing Gainward 7950GX2 graphics card with a full 1024mb of onboard memory? Then join in Overclock3D and Gainward's "Goodbye to G70" competition and try you hand at convincing us to part with a Gainward Bliss 7950GX2!
First ATI R600 Graphics Processor's Photos Published
Matthew Fogg | 27th November 2006
Southeast Asia-based media has published photos of what is claimed to be ATI's next-generation R600 graphics processing unit (GPU).
ASUS GTX980 Strix Review
GPU & Displays | 3rd October 2014
Having looked at the GTX970 version of the ASUS Strix and found it to be incredible, how does the GTX980 Strix stack up?
ASUS GTX970 Strix Review
GPU & Displays | 2nd October 2014
Intrigued by the ASUS Strix peripherals and the latest Maxwell GPUs? Perhaps it's time to combine those two things into a new GPU..
ASUS ROG Ares III Review
GPU & Displays | 29th September 2014
The next iteration of the exclusive Ares models is here, the Ares III. Two Hawaii XT GPUs combined with an EK waterblock. What's not to enjoy?
MSI GTX970 Gaming Review
GPU & Displays | 18th September 2014
The next generation of nVidia GPUs is upon us, and we're starting our coverage with the MSI GTX970 Gaming, equipped with the Twin Frozr V cooler.
Nvidia GTX980 Maxwell Review
GPU & Displays | 18th September 2014
The next generation of nVidia GPUs, codenamed Maxwell, is upon us. Are they worth the upgrade? We find out.
Demand For Nvidia G80 Chips Weak
Matthew Fogg | 20th November 2006
Nvidia's launch of its DirectX 10-compliant GeForce 8800 GPU (codenamed G80) earlier this month seems to have failed to significantly stir up demand for high-end graphics cards. Read on to find out more...
Big GPU's Are Set To Die
Matthew Fogg | 18th November 2006
The ATI R600 will represent the last of it's breed, the monolithic GPU. It will be replaced by a cluster of smaller GPUs with the R700 generation. This is the biggest change in the paradigm since 3Dfx came out with SLI, oh so many years ago. Got your attention? Then you'd better read on....
ATI R600 Rumour No.2
Matthew Fogg | 16th November 2006
The Rumor Mill is working hard over at The Inquirer as they report that ATI's next-generation R600 GPU faced yet another bug which helped attribute to the lengthy delay to market. Read on to find out more...
Mobile G80 Ready For Santa Rosa Launch
Matthew Fogg | 15th November 2006
NVIDIA's CEO is indicating that the company will likely have a mobile variant of the new G80 architecture ready for the launch of both Windows Vista and Intel's new Centrino Pro platform in January 2007
ATI Reworking R600 GPU
Matthew Fogg | 14th November 2006
Rumour has it that ATI is currently reworking the already delayed R600 GPU in an effort to minimise PCB size and get a better handle on thermals.
SilenX release waterblock for the Nvidia 8800 Series
Matthew Fogg | 9th November 2006
Some crazy Germans from AwardFabrik.de have shown the world's the first waterblock for the Nvidia 8800 series graphics cards.


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Score a big win with your Super Bowl party guests by shopping the Little Italy Mercato today. "Lucky" ticket-holders will be bundled up in big coats, hats and mittens in Indianapolis with a predicted high in the low 40's. Really lucky fans here in sunny San Diego can enjoy the big game in tees and sandals, so think about picking up some organic Viva Pops for dessert, along with gooey bars from Olive Oil Cafe (you'll never guess they're gluten-free.)
Start with your appetizers - grab a few baguettes from Bread & Cie and infused oils for dipping from Gianni's or California Olive. Choose manly cheeses like Fiscalini aged cheddar, Mimolette or Ewephoria (great with beer!) from Taste Cheese and fill your shopping bag with scarlet grapes from Smit Orchards. Forget the fried potato chips and salty dips! Pick up fresh crunchy carrots, celery and sugar snap peas from J.R. Organics, Maciel Farms or Gilbert Quintos to dip in some chipotle Bitchin' Sauce and hummus from Baba Foods or Lisko Artisan Deli. While you're at the Bitchin' booth- grab some extra tubs to spread on your pre-game sandwiches, grilled chicken or fish! Poppa's Fresh Fish will supply the oysters.
Speaking of the grill, get in on the biggest grilling day of the year with some kickin' sausages from SonRise Ranch or tri tip and ribs from Da-Le Ranch. Make it a great 'Half-Thyme' meal with spices from Thyme of Essence for your grilled meat or veggies.
Not hosting the game this year? Bring a tin of honey cinnamon or spicy roasted almonds from Hopkins AG and a bottle of San Diego merlot from Triple B Ranches for the host. You'll be Most Valuable Guest, for sure.
So many types of winter squash are in abundance at the Little Italy Mercato Farmers Market now, pick up three or four varieties and make squash part of your weekly meal rotation. Get around the traditional methods by embracing the flavor of the skin, cutting down your prep time. Squash is versatile enough to be a side dish, a fulfilling main dish or even dessert, so the possibilities are endless.
JR Organics offers acorn squash, with a shape resembling - guess what? - acorns! Slice off the top, scoop out the seeds, and stuff with sundried tomatoes from Baba Foods or Terra Bella Ranch and some fresh herbs from Maciel farms. Throw the top back on and bake in a lightly oiled pan until the sides collapse. Drizzle with a little Mikolich honey and top with a nice crumbly feta from Taste Cheese. While most squash softens as it cooks, spaghetti squash fro Suzie's Farm separates to resemble, well, spaghetti. Cut in quarters and season with salt, pepper and garlic infused olive oil from Gianni's and roast until it caramelizes. Use a fork to scrape the insides, freeing the strands. Eat as is, or toss with your favorite Basiltops pesto and browned Apricot Chipotle sausage from SonRise farms. We also like this amazing Butternut Squash soup recipe from local blogger Susan Russo. Squash, it's what's for dinner!
Buying citrus at the Little Italy Mercato means oranges at Lone Oak Ranch and Meyer lemons from Polito Farms, but are limes also in your picture? This versatile fruit is more than a garnish for gin and tonics or fish tacos. Add it to your food and drink arsenal for a nice one-two punch of savory flavor and bright citrus tones. Gilbert Quintos has them, and Paradise Valley Ranch offers limes along with their stunning avocado selection for a head start on guacamole.
Using a little pressure, roll limes around in your hands or on your cutting board before you cut into them, and the juice will be released with ease.
Lime and poultry makes a winning combination. Marinate your Spur Valley Ranch chicken in lime juice, a glug of Marion's Olive Oil, some onions and heirloom garlic from Sage Mountain Farms, and salt and pepper to taste. While it's roasting, whip up a batch of Brazil's national drink, the Caipirinha. Cut a lime into eighths and mash it up with a tablespoon of sugar in a tall glass. Top with white rum, add ice and be whisked away to a beach in Rio. Once you get the hang of how varied this little green fruit can be, you'll be lime-ing up to buy more.
Every culture has traditional foods for inviting luck in the New Year and whichever you choose the Little Italy Mercato offers all the ingredients you need for January 1st eating.
In Italy, as in many cultures, pork is usually on the menu since pigs move forward and represent the fat of the land. Conversely, finish that lobster on New Year's Eve. They move backwards and are considered bad luck on New Year's Day. Ditto chickens and turkeys that scratch backwards, but we're thinking rabbit would be auspicious. Along with the pork, Italians eat lentils symbolizing money, like the beans and peas that many cultures consume.
We're going for the version that started in the Southern United States. Buy Susie's Farm's fresh black eyed peas; they cook up much faster than the dried ones. Suncoast Farms offers a variety of dried beans, so pick your favorites. Add sausage from SonRise Ranch or pork chops from Da Le Ranch. For traditional Hoppin' John, add rice.
We'll be cooking it all up with a mess of greens, representing paper money. Germans typically eat cabbage or sauerkraut and Happy Pantry has you covered there. Boiled or sauteed collards, kale, chard or even spinach will work, and JR Organics, Suzie's, and Sage Mountain Farms offer a wide variety. Add a chopped onion and some crushed garlic. We like the kick of a sliced jalapeno or other chiles. Cornbread from Belen Bakery will round out your meal. Then just sit back and welcome good fortune in 2012!
Whether you've had a 2011 to celebrate, or you're one of the many who feel they barely survived, there's something hopeful about washing away the past and welcoming a new year. Shop the Little Italy Mercato tomorrow to make your celebration delicious.
In the spirit of transition, pair old favorites and new foods tomorrow night. Stuff Morocco Gold Dates with Cinnamon PB Peanut Butter. Devil a dozen eggs from Swiss Mountain. Try a fresh sea urchin from Poppa's Fresh Fish or order a live lobster, and shuck Carlsbad AquaFarm oysters at your party. Mary at Taste Cheese will introduce you to varieties of fromaggio that you've never tried before; pick up Sweet Potato or Whole Grain crackers from Fresh Start Foods and complete your tray with honeyed almonds from Hopkins AG and dried pluots from Smit Orchards. Stop by Mello Mushroom and try this clever Chanterelle Ceviche recipe to serve with Baba Foods' pita chips. Slice and grill zucchini from Poiros Family Farm and stuff with Terra Bella Ranch's sun dried tomatoes and Springhill Farms goat cheese for these rollups.
What's left? Just grab a few bottles of Merlot or Viognier from Triple B Ranch at the Mercato, and some cold Prosecco from Mona Lisa for that midnight toast, then it's on to 2012!
For Italians, like many Europeans, Christmas dinner's got nothing on the Christmas Eve feast, and in Southern Italy it's all about fish. The Little Italy Mercato on Christmas Eve morning will have all the ingredients you need for that celebration. Oysters, scallops, linguine with clam sauce, sardines, urchins, lobster and more: the Feast of the Seven Fishes is a tradition to warm the hearts of seafood lovers. Whether the seven varieties symbolize the Catholic sacraments or the seven virtues (or perhaps surrender to gluttony, one of the seven deadly sins) it's a delightful tradition.
Choose your favorite fish from Poppas' Fresh Fish and the peppers from our newest farmer Proios Family Farm and try this Roasted Pepper Crab Soup, or use fresh pasta and olives from Lisko Imports, lemons from Polito Farms, and beans from Suncoast Farm and try Foodblogga Susan Russo's linguine with mixed seafood or tuna and olive pasta. For baccala (salt cod), stop by Mona Lisa on India Street. On Christmas Eve we all eat with the fishes.
Easy. Pleasing. AND good looking, cauliflower draws a lot of attention at the Little Italy Mercato. It's user friendly, and can be adapted for a variety of recipes to feed the masses. The Romanesco from Suzie's is the dazzling green love child, "brocco-flower". It takes on a deep, nutty flavor when you turn it into a hot skillet with a bit of salt, olive oil, and spices. The gorgeous white blossoms at Suncoast Farms pair exquisitely with a bit of flaked cyprus salt from Salt Farm and a dash of nutmeg or ground cinnamon from Just Spice. Try roasting the pieces with turnips or beets for a more colorful and sweet dish and serve with a grilled filet of halibut from Poppas' Fresh Fish. Drizzle everything in a bit of avocado oil from Marion's Olive Oil and squeezed lemon juice.
Eat, drink, and be merry by shopping at the Little Italy Mercato. Holiday parties and lots of family members hungry stomachs mean it might be the perfect time to make a big batch of lasagna or your other favorite pasta. Buy green spinach linguini or gnocchi from Lisko Imports and smother it with any of the gorgeous green pestos from Basiltops for a warm, festive meal. Offer plates of roasted Italian sausage from Sonrise Ranch, small rounds of your favorite creamy, cheese from Mary at Taste Cheese, and plenty of fresh baked bread from Belen or Bread & Cie to sop up the sauce.
Pick up a pint of dark red pomegranate juice from Lone Oak Ranch or Schaner's Farm or fresh apple cider from Smit Orchards. You can even spruce up your drinks with little sprigs of green mint or rosemary from Rivera Treasure Garden! It's the most wonderful time of the year...
Though they grow pretty much year round in San Diego, oranges light up the stalls at the Little Italy Mercato during the winter months. Versatile, sweet, and terribly healthy, organic oranges should be at the top of your shopping (and cooking) list this season.
Lone Oak Ranch sells juicy, easy to peel Satsumas and Mandarines while Polito Farms carry Navel and Valencia as well as other citrus fruit. Saute onions and ginger together and then deglaze the pan with pressed orange juice from Paradise Valley Ranch. Use the liquid as a sauce for grilling salmon or tuna from Poppa's Fresh Fish.
Orange wedges, shaved fennel from Vang Farms and boiled Chiogga beets from Suzie's Farm make a delightfully refreshing salad. Mix with your tender winter lettuce or vibrant leafy greens from Maciel Family Farms.
Gently simmer sweet potatoes, and winter squash from Sage Mountain Farm in orange juice. Before serving, sprinkle with walnuts and perhaps a dash of balsamic vinegar from Gianni's Fine Foods. Cooking with oranges makes everyone feel like a fuzzy navel, doesn't it?
Joshua Mello is back this week with freshly harvested chanterelle mushrooms. Yes, our mushroom farmer is named Mello Mushroom. Shades of the sixties, and there's definitely something magic about these mushrooms. Of course chanterelles aren't farmed, they're gathered, from woodsy locations closely guarded by those who nurture and harvest them. It's easy for you. Gather some of these golden beauties at the Little Italy farmers' market and saute them gently in some fresh Springhill Farms butter to serve with a nice steak from SonRise Ranch or a Da Le Ranch pork chop. Make a meal of Chanterelle Risotto, served with a lovely crisp Viognier from Triple B Ranch.
They have a short season, so use them now, and consider saving some with this lovely Pickled Chanterelle recipe from ChezPim. Pick up all of the ingredients at the Mercato: shallots from Schaner Farms, golden raisins from Smit Orchards, and olive oil from Marion's or Italianissimo.
SD Weekly Markets brings farmers' markets to the city in San Diego, and people to the table. Each of our San Diego farmers' markets is geared to the needs and interests of the communities it serves, and each is managed professionally to provide the highest quality farm-fresh produce, meats, fish, eggs, and artisan foods to San Diego farmers' market shoppers.
It's a grape time to shop the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market. Grape season comes but once a year and the local farmers at the market are bringing a wide variety of the sweet, snack sized fruits.
Grab a bag of red flame grapes from R&L Farms and add to a fruit salad including strawberries from J.R. Organics, raspberries from Kawano Farms and a squeeze of local honey from Meljess Bees. Add a dollop of Ancient Secrets Greek yogurt (found at the Majestic Garlic booth) and breakfast is served. Grapes make the perfect addition to your cheese board; pick up a selection from Moonlight Cheese like the sharp, nutty flavored Idyllwild, and buy your favorite SpringHill Cheese Company curds. Add a handful of roasted raw almonds from Hopkins AG and you're set.
Green grapes from Smit Orchards can pull double duty as just the right touch of sweetness and the perfect texture when making this cucumber salad using crisp cukes from Valdivia Farm. Buy dark kale from Suzie's Farm and toss up this salad with grapes and feta cheese. Grapes aren't just for salads; grab a local chicken from Da-Le Ranch and lemons from Paradise Valley Ranch for this Roasted Lemon Chicken with Red Grapes. Toss grapes in this pasta dish and check out this unique Chicken Grilled Cheese with Grapes (grab a loaf of your favorite bread, like Country French, from Belen Bakery).
Kyoho Grape season only lasts a few months, so grab this special variety of big, juicy grape at D&G Produce while you can! Their larger size makes them perfect for snacking or adding to your favorite recipe.
Every day can be a grape day when you eat local at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market from 3 - 7pm!
Fisherman John from Salmon Slinger is back from Alaska and back at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market- and he's bringing you his fresh catch!
Try the Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon grilled with yellow and purple string beans from Rodney Kawano Farms and a squeeze of fresh lemon from Paradise Valley Ranch. Buy enough Black Bean Chili from One Fresh Meal to serve on the side and dinner is decided! Try this Halibut with Basil, Garlic and Tomatoes using the abundance of heirloom tomatoes at the market; pick your favorite from the line up of beauties from J.R. Organics.
Put seafood on your shopping list and we'll see you at the market on Thursdays from 3 to 7pm!
Satisfy that sweet tooth with locally made goodies at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market! Pick up a box of cupcakes made with beer from San Diego craft breweries like Stone and Ballast Point (try the Portzilla!) from PubCakes. Buy a mini-pie from Madison Ave Pies or bring home a whole one. Sourced from local fruits found at the market, flavors vary from Rhubarb to Peach Crumble!
Moncai Vegan is famous for their cinnamon rolls (once you have one, you'll know why)- but don't miss their donuts and featured dessert this week: Dark Cherry Streusel. Order a cup of iced Vietnamese coffee with a touch of sweet condensed milk from Pho Realz to go with your sweets!
Looking to make or bake dessert using the abundance of sweet summer produce at the market? Try this Vanilla Bean Quark Cheesecake with Balsamic Roasted Strawberries (what a mouthful.. literally!) using J.R. Organics' sweet, juicy strawberries and the perfect Balsamic Vinegar from The California Olive. If you find the thought of making cheesecake daunting enough without the added pressure of making your own quark from scratch (you're not alone)- pick up pre-made quark from Springhill Cheese Company. Find pounds of peaches for this Peach Cobbler at Smit Orchards and R&L Farms (get the egg at Suzie's Farm).
Buy baskets of berries at the market for these Goat Cheese and Fresh Berry Tartelettes. Ancient Secrets has the goat cheese and you'll find blueberries at Valdivia Farms, raspberries at Rodney Kawano Farms and almonds for the sablee at Hopkins AG. When all else fails, fresh berries tossed with a squeeze of lime juice from Atkins Nursery and drizzled with Meljess Bees honey is an easy dessert to serve!
Sweet dreams tonight, see you at the market tomorrow from 3 to 7pm!
Chill out with cold soups made from the bright summer produce you'll find at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market. Crisp cucumbers mingle with grapes from Smit Orchards and Ancient Secrets' yogurt in this Chilly- Dilly Soup, super healthy greens get a boost of flavor from fresh citrus in Cold Kale-Summer Squash Soup, and crunchy radishes and cilantro from Valdivia Farm add a kick to Vegan Chilled Corn Soup.
If you don't want to cook tonight, One Fresh Meal brings their signature gazpacho made from market fresh vegetables as well as a deliciously cool Mediterranean Chick Pea Salad. There's no need to wait for winter to enjoy the comforting flavor of great soup!
Look for fresh okra at African Sisters Farm and Suzie's Farm at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market. These finger sized green pods arrived in the United States from Africa, and are a staple food in the American South, especially New Orleans- that city's signature dish, gumbo, derives its name from an African word for okra.
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You play as Cryptosporidium 137, an alien sent to earth to harvest DNA, the game is set in the 1950's and will have you destroying humans cities and cows in 50's America. The gameplay is very simple yet effective, and laugh out loud funny. You can blow things up with your weapons, float things around using crypto's mind powers, fly around with crypto's jet pack , read peoples minds, walk around disguised as a human, explode peoples heads and take there brains, jump in crypto's flying saucer and destroy whole towns, abduct people, ANAL PROBE!
There are five open world maps for you to run around causing mayhem, the games run and gun gameplay would be boring if it wasn't so fun! As you play you unlock upgrades for your weapons and your flying saucer that can be bought from Orthopox 13 the mastermind of the invasion. You swap the upgrades for DNA, you get the DNA from human brains, to get brains you must run around causing people's heads to explode in a cloud of green goo. This sounds disgusting, it is disgusting but in a funny way and this is just one way DAH is funny. Sometimes you will read peoples minds, to gather information or just to have a laugh, when you read a mind you get this pop up of what there thinking. And this is another way DAH is funny. The humans are constantly blaming communism for all the alien activity and a group of agents called Majestic (who I believe are a skit of the Men in Black) who are trying to cover up the invasion and at the same time hunt down Crypto.
Even with all this fun there are some glitches that can be really annoying. Bizarre physics, frame rate dips, objects clipping through each other, even freezes! Thank god that the freezes are rare and only occur when tons of stuff are happening at the same time. Clunky movement, low draw distance, and so on, DAH can be a very glitchy piece of software when it wants to be. Its also quite a short game, I had it finished in two days, there are things for you to do after you complete the story, Side challenge's such as racing a heard of cows, gathering a certain amount of DNA before the timer runs down and that sort of thing, but these are not all that entertaining and you will probably get bored of them fast. You can also collect probe's but they're hard to find and the rewards are less than worth it. Killing humans is the only real fun thing the game game has left to offer, and it can get repetitive after awhile.
Its because of all the witty things about DAH that save it, the dialogue is superb, the characters say, think and do funny things, the voice actors do a great job. The graphics are OK but could have been better, on the other hand there are five open world maps so it could have been worse. The story is alright but not very impressive, the whole alien invasion in 50's America setting is put together well and the exaggerated stereotypes of the time can be very funny So considering everything, Destroy all humans is a good game but its because of the comedy, subject and ANAL PROBE!


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Who would have ever thought that a track by Mariah Carey called "Candy Bling" would turn out to be about hardcore sex? Sorry, just kidding. Of course Candy Bling is everything you think it'd be, a sweet and innocent ode to young love featuring Mariah's always angelic vocals and teenage-friendly production work from The-Dream, Tricky and Los Da Mystro. For the remix Mariah brings on T-Pain for some auto-tuned goodness, and Pain responds by dropping one of the cutest verses of his career (he shockingly doesn't even try to get anyone to take their shirt off). Still, any track that heavily samples Ahmad's classic track Back in the Day is all right by me, and while the Candy Bling remix won't exactly go down in history as a classic, it's a perfectly fine, light and enjoyable musical snack. Mariah's new album Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel is in stores and reviewed on DJBooth right now.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Dozens of people were killed in an air strike while queuing for bread in Syria's central Hama province on Sunday, activists said.
Such a toll, if confirmed, would make it one of the deadliest air strikes in Syria's civil war.
Videos uploaded by activists showed dozens of blood-stained bodies crumpled in the street among piles of rubble and shrapnel.
"When I got there, I could see piles of bodies all over the ground. There were women and children," said Samer al-Hamawi, an activist in the town of Halfaya, where the strike hit a bakery. "There are also dozens of wounded."
Rami Abdelrahman, of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said: "It is still very unclear what the casualties are ... From looking at the videos I expect the death toll to be around or above 50, and not higher than 100. But for now I am keeping my estimate at dozens killed until we have more information."
Halfaya was seized by rebels last week in their 21-month-old revolt against President Bashar al-Assad.
One video showed a man frantically trying to dig out a moaning woman, drenched in blood and covered by a pile of dirt and debris. Another showed a young boy flailing in the middle of the road. Both of his feet had been blown off in the blast.
Hamawi said more than 1,000 people had been queuing at the bakery. Shortages of fuel and flour have made bread production erratic across the country, and people often wait for hours to buy loaves.
"We hadn't received flour in around three days so everyone was going to the bakery today, and lots of them were women and children," Hamawi said. "I still don't know yet if my relatives are among the dead."
Another activist said residents picking through the bodies were still determining which were wounded and which were dead.
New York-based Human Rights Watch condemned army air strikes on bakeries earlier this year, arguing that in some incidents the Syrian military was not using enough precision to target rebel sites, and in other instances it may have intentionally hit civilians.
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The rather simplistic and predictable hybrid film combines song and dance that thrived in the 1970s when traditional musicals lost their luster. While the 2004 Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights tried to duplicate the entertaining romance Dirty Dancing brought to fans years ago, it fails to reach the mark.
Home Theater Forum's Matt Hough reviewed the Blu-ray release and had these thoughts:
Color saturation levels are balanced and never go overboard though some may find flesh tones occasionally rosy. Black levels are good but not great, and contrast sometimes seems more veiled than it needs to be.
The film has a distinctly stereo feel with only the front channels offering much in the way of aural intensity. Dialogue is always clearly presented and has been focused in the center channel.
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