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Never buy a fast food breakfast sandwich again..........................
- jrvedivici Mar 31, 2014 12:09 PM
Well people......what's your opinion genius invention or useless junk??
Let's just say Necessity was not the mother of this invention.
At a thrift store near you.
Soon to be next to the Foreman and Veg-O-Matic.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
Or yard sale in a few weeks when weather starts to warm up.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
You know how many of those frozen banana "icecream" makers I saw at last years' townwide garage sale? It seemed like every other person had them.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
Hey now.
I agree with you about this sandwich device but I happen to love my $2 thrift store mini Forman. Grill a chicken breast in 5 minutes and toss it on lettuce for a good brown bag lunch.
My egg rings and griddle are multi-taskers; this is close to the uni-est of uni-taskers
So funny! When my friend was moving out of state years ago, she asked me to come over and see if there was anything I wanted. She opened her closet and EVERYTHING you had every seen on TV was in there...Thigh Master, Carpets of Flowers, the Vegetable Shooter; I still crack up thinking about it. She was sort of an insomniac, in her defense.
As awesome as it is, I am waiting on W-S to come out with the AC version for $179.95 on special. It will collect a better grade of dust.
re: Muddirtt
Do you find it annoying trying to make your square eggs fit round biscuits? Enquiring minds.... :-)
re: DuffyH
They fit sandwich size bread perfect. For round muffins, I suppose I could fold up the corners during cooking. Maybe a cookie cutter would work too, lol. I prefer toast for a homemade breakfast sandwich. English muffins are for peanut butter or jelly or cinnamon/sugar and biscuits are for pork/gravy :)
re: Muddirtt
<I prefer toast for a homemade breakfast sandwich. English muffins are for peanut butter or jelly or cinnamon/sugar and biscuits are for pork/gravy :)>
An eater after my own heart. Although we differ about the function of English muffins, I embrace your bread philosophy completely. :-)
Well, now I'm embarrassed to admit that I have this: http://www.amazon.com/Back-Basics-TEM...
And love it.
re: The Dairy Queen
I'd be more pissed that I spent $94.00 on the old model when a newer one is only $59.00! :D
re: petek
No, the "newer" model isn't new. That's actually the crappier, older, plastic smelling one that just does one sandwich at a time and quits after 6 months. I think we went through two of those before we upgraded.
The more expensive model is still a cheap piece of junk but has lasted several years and makes two sandwiches at a time. We use it as our every day toaster when we're not making egg sandwiches. Also, to hard boil (well, steam) eggs unattended while we're running around the house getting ready in the morning.
We call it our Egg McToaster.
re: The Dairy Queen
re: jrvedivici
I totally agree. And, yet, we love ours! Stupid, but true.
re: The Dairy Queen
We have the smaller version and have had it since it first came out. Still works great!
Does it come with a car adaptor because then it would be truly genius - and a hands free mode of course
It's the Fondue Pot of the two-thousand-tens...
And the most ludicrous piece of kitchen crap I have seen in a while.
re: filtered
First I'm glad to see, or hear as the case may be, that Pierce Morgan has found a new gig since his show is ending.
Second the big failure for me is this.......the inside of the English Muffin doesn't get toasted. Only the exterior get's toasted the inside, the nooks and cranny's don't get cooked or toasted.
That makes this a FAIL for me.
re: jrvedivici
If you fork split your English muffin and toast both sides in a toaster oven before you load it up and re-assemble it, you can toast about 35% of the nooks and 55% of the crannies.
re: Veggo
See that is EXACTLY where I see a failure again. For a good breakfast sandwich you need a minimum of 47% toasted nook coverage, and 73% of crannies.
I noticed you said "toaster oven" so perhaps a traditional pop-up toaster would increase the toasting circumference closer in line to my percentages.
Either way I feel the additional step of having to "pre-toast" my English muffin completely undermines the "one stop" convenience of this machine.
I'm sorry it's still a FAIL.
My best guess is that -- particularly at that price -- the target audience for this is people who live in dorms.
re: Jacquilynne
If students can "break the buck" by doing it themselves and beat the dollar menu, more power to them!
I'm actually somewhat impressed with the depth and breadth of the review given by Kilgore Trout:
While I'm not going to buy one of these, it would be very helpful if we had someone like him/her to review other kitchen items.
Though, for someone who seems to cook quite a lot with this machine (and used pre-prepared ingredients), I'm not so sure I'd trust their reviews of other cookware...
re: Cynic2701
Kilgore Trout is the name used by science fiction writer Philip Jose Farmer when he wrote the spoof "Venus on the Half-Shell". This suggests that the review is also a spoof.
re: kagemusha49
And here I though it was a Kurt Vonnegut character! Which might also indicate such.
re: kagemusha49
While that is true, this is, after all, the internet and we can name ourselves anything we like. If you peruse the rest of his/her reviews on Amazon you can see that they consistently give well thought out, honest, and in-depth reviews of products.
re: Cynic2701
i've read a few of Kilgore trout's reviews and they are pretty solid. I still get the feeling that he has to be joking in his review of this product.
It's a doubly-failed appliance, primarily for the reason jrvedivici mentioned: the inside of the muffin (the famous nooks and crannies part) doesn't get toasted. This is a deal-breaker right out of the gate!
It's one thing to overlook quality at a fast food joint, but if I'm going to make my own breakfast sandwich @ home, I want it 100% Right.
The other failure is just a general one: another overpriced uni-tasker inevitably headed for garage sales and dumpsters.
waffle maker. the best multitasker.
dump eggs, cheese, bread, ham, and anything else your little heart desires and close the lid, flip and cook until crispy and set well. wrap in paper towel or napkin and run out the door into your car or onto the train or bus and get thee to work or school!
It has a surprisingly high rating on Amazon. I have to confess that our local McDonalds makes an egg mcmuffin that is really good - must be something to do with where they source the eggs.
re: cgarner
Add an alarm clock and it's a complete morning starter kit!
re: The Dairy Queen
The way George Jetson gets ready in the morning is going to be a reality, huh.
re: The Dairy Queen
...add a Harley-Davidson radio and a flashlight and it could go in Sharper Image!
re: kaleokahu
With Predator as your personal chef? No way I'm going back to Sharper Image. That dude scares me.
My wife abhors fast food and weighs under a buck soaking wet. But, she has an achilles heel for egg mcmuffins. After reading this thread and the amazon reviews, I pitched in the $25 to get one of these. After using it for 3 breakfasts, I think it's worth it IF you are an egg mcmuffin fan, and you don't want to pay $3.79 plus tax every time you have a craving for one. The machine pays itself off quickly, though the ones we make don't taste identical to the drug dealer's version, mainly because we just refuse to keep processed american cheese slices in the house.
re: alarash
Excuse me but did you say;
" After reading this thread" - "I pitched in the $25 to get one of these"??????
WTF? Where's my check? Dammit Jr's gotta get paid on this!! I hope you don't mind if I copy paste your post here in my letter to Hamilton Beach looking for my residual on this sale!!
Dam.....maybe I should be a Chow pitch man!!
re: jrvedivici
Jr, with the loss of Billy Mays as a pitchman, there is a vacuum you can fill....
I don't have a huge amount of counter space so I try to minimize the number of specific appliances I have around. Not that I would be interested in this one. There is such a huge market that targets people who are so utterly convinced they can't cook food in a pan or in an oven or cut food with a knife. Amazing!
I put the English muffin in the toaster at the same time I put a beaten egg in my small no-stick skillet and sprinkle shredded cheese on it. I skip the ham, don't want it. The whole sandwich goes together fast and I don't have an extra appliance to find room for.
re: Querencia
Querencia I agree, I can make coffee, put the egg in the pan and by the time the bread/english muffin is toasted the egg is ready and my 2nd Kcup is finished brewing into my travel mug and I"m out the door


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wow...I believe those things and that Teddy is ok with the new chapter of your life. People who love you want you to be happy...that includes your beloved Teddy.
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wow...I believe those things and that Teddy is ok with the new chapter of your life. People who love you want you to be happy...that includes your beloved Teddy.
I'm definitely gonna use it. Keep em coming
Porter, I totally agree with your questions and what you are feeling after resection and chemo. My husband has just finished chemo after his surgery and feels exactly the same way. He is emotionally lost without his weekly trips to City of Hope, searching for support and information about his new normal. When does taste come back? chemo brain leave? food? CT scans more often or rely on lab work when his labs were normal pre diagnosis. Odds of cc returning, etc....
Thanks for verbalizing what we have been scratching our heads over for the past few weeks.
hey Duke...give yourself a wee bit more credit. As a former elementary school principal, I'd say that your humor was at least fifth grade!
Those dang mice must've found something comforting in that snow blower...enough to take up residence and return often, after a large meal no doubt.
Moral of the story is NEVER LEAVE YOUR CHOKE FLAPPER UNATTENDED.
And there you have it. Words to live by.
Thanks for the great story.
Melinda A
Laughter and lunch...what more could you ask for. I find that when I have few expectations, I am most often pleasantly surprised. Enjoy your time with your new found friend...no expectations. If he treats you like a queen and has a good heart, then I believe Teddy would want you to be happy.
Be well, laugh often, love freely.
There are no coincidences in life, I believe. That, and the songs on the radio, are clearly signs from your beloved Teddy. How very special. As one who believes in a higher power, I see evidence of Him in nature and in many things with which I come in contact each day....similarly, there is no doubt that Teddy is letting you know that he is with you, always watching over you, and guiding your day. Many may not believe this, and I wish to offend no one...just sharing my personal beliefs and excited that these signs are recognized by you.
Continued blessings, Lainy.
That was beautiful Lainy. Thank you so much for sharing such an intimate part of your day and life. Sounds like you had a match made in heaven and I have no doubt that you will be reunited with your beloved Teddy.
God Bless,
Melinda A
Great news Lainy. You have every right to celebrate by dancing till the cows come home. You are such an inspiration to all of us on here and I couldn't be happier that you are cancer free. Here's to another 5.
Melinda A
Hi Michelle, Welcome to the site. You will find that the folks on here are incredibly supportive and have a wealth of information from their own experiences or from the experiences of a loved one. As Lainy said, do not get caught up in the stage that you have been given. Every one is different and you should not place yourself into any statistic based on that.
My advice to you is to research on this site and other reputable sites on the web. Keep as positive an attitude as you can...it's hugely important. Keep busy. Allow people to help you and pray for you if that is your belief. Be good to yourself. Some days will be easier than others. Don't get down on yourself if you don't feel like eating or doing much of anything. It's your life...
God Bless you Michelle. Please keep us posted.
Melinda A.
Serena, I don't think you insulted your doctors at all when talking about getting a second opinion. I think that is such a standard practice these days that doctors probably expect it. We did not opt for a second opinion because when we found out how many physicians were discussing John's case, and came to consensus that surgery was the course of action, we felt this was as if we had 46 second opinions. I think if you were to ask Dr. Selby if they have a Chinese speaking oncologist at USC, he could point you in the right direction. I know that there are some at COH, but am not sure about our specific doc. Most hospitals are so willing to go the extra mile for patients and their families...ask about family services, translation services (not over the phone) and how they can best meet your needs. I'm sure that there are many volunteers that you could get to know, some many speak Chinese. We have been at COH since April and are so impressed at how they do everything imaginable to help you in your difficult journey. Ask about it at USC, and about their tumor board. They have a wonderful program. I am sure that this will bring your mom more peace.
Serena, I am not sure if Dr. Chung at City of Hope speaks Chinese or Mandarin. I'm sure that you could find out. My question to you is why you would have an outside oncologist (one from COH) when you are thrilled with your surgeon at USC? I heard great things about Dr. Selby as well and I know that they have wonderful oncologists on board.
At City of Hope, and probably at most cancer research hospitals, each patient's case is brought before a tumor board consisting, in part, of surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, etc. Each week, they discuss the best course of action amongst the 46 doctors on the board and that is the course of treatment that is followed. City of Hope was very fortunate to have Dr. Yuman Fong, from Sloan Kettering in NY, come to Duarte to be Chair of Surgery. He is internationally renowned and advised on my husband's case which is being handled by surgeon, Dr. Singh, who also is wonderful.
Since Dr. Selby is also held in high regard, and USC also brings cases before their tumor board, would you not want part of his team to be treating your mom, instead of splitting two facilities? I am new to all this and not sure what the benefit would be other than proximity of the hospital and comfort level with a oncologist who may speak your mom's primary language. I just know that I find great peace of mind knowing that if there is a question, our oncologist can pick up the phone or run downstairs to ask his colleagues what their thoughts are.
Hercules, you are such an inspiration and your advise is not falling on deaf ears. My husband is almost done with chemo, after a successful resection. My first thought was that of fear, knowing that the chemo safety net was being removed. You are so right...don't wait around wondering if the cancer will come back. I will look into taking those trips that we never made, visiting the kids, traveling to the ends of the world and back. Bless you for your work with people with cc. Congratulations on your 9 years. You should indeed be shouting from the mountain tops.
God Bless,
Melinda A
Hi Porter, my husband had a CT scan three months after resection and scan showed both a shadow and a spot. Oncologist said he'd be surprised if they were cancerous since John was on gem/cis. Saw the surgeon and he said that the shadow was fluid from the surgery and the spot was scar tissue from where he had removed a spot on his liver. The good advice we received from the Onc, was not to worry about it intil we saw the surgeon. He was in there and had detailed notes on what he saw during surgery....when he saw the CT scan, he knew exactly where it was and that it was scar tissue. I had myself all worked up for nothing.
Melinda A
Serena, Yes we are at City of Hope. Our surgeon was Dr. Gagandeep Singh and our oncologist is Dr. Chung. We love the hospital and the aggressive treatment that they provide while still being hopeful and individual. Found out yesterday that we will be done with chemo on November 5th instead of the 25 as we originally thought. It's been six months and my husband was starting to get pretty discouraged. This small change in end dates was enough to encourage him that the end of the side effects are hopefully nearby. CT scan in November and that will become our new baseline. So thankful that we only have three more infusions left.
Best of luck,
thanks so much Gavin. I will indeed check out your links. Your vast knowledge and help, along with the other members, bring such peace to all of us.
Melinda A
Mary Beth, Nothing really to add except that I am continuing to pray for Rob, you and the family. It is so difficult as a wife and caregiver to see her husband suffering or not at top speed. Being positive is so very important and your biggest job now, I imagine as it is for me. Rob and my husband John have similar backgrounds in that both had tumors discovered incidentally and had a successful resection shortly thereafter. Hoping and praying that the chemo knocks this thing on its behind.
Just wanted to send you my positive energy and thoughts.
Melinda A
I'm so sorry to hear about your sisters diagnosis. It was very scary to hear it as well. You have come to the right place. There are many threads on this site that can tell you about hospitals and procedures from many parts of the world. Make sure that you find a hospital that has extensive experience treating cc. I'm sure that Gavin will jump in as he is in your general vicinity. We are in So. California and are being treated by Dr. Singh at City of Hope. Dr. Fong, from Sloan Kettering just took over here as Chief of Surgery. He has a very good reputation as well.
The diagnosis is overwhelming, but read through many of the threads and do searches to find specific information. Others will join in to help as well.
Just keep looking and keep fighting.
God Bless your family.
Melinda A
Serena, Just saw that you are from Walnut. Did your mom get treatment at City of Hope?
Love how we refer to each other as Melinda A and B. I have a niece named Melinda too and we call her Melinda B! Didn't know that there were that many of us around.
Thanks for your input. John has decided to stay the course and complete chemo. Hoping that his fog doesn't get too much worse by Thanksgiving and hope that whatever comes after chemo will be something that he can handle emotionally. You guys are right, what's the alternative? I've decided that we will just do a lot of day trips to keep his mind occupied and off of the side effects. Hopefully the 100 degree temperatures in So Cal will subside in a few weeks and we can get out and about a bit more.
Be well,
Melinda A
Hi Serena, glad to hear that your mom was a candidate for resection and that they got clear margins. This was the case for my husband as well who had his surgery in May. He decided to go ahead with the chemo for 6 months. He receives two drugs referred to as gem/cis. I'm not going to lie, FOR HIM, the chemo has been tough just recently...particularly with no appetite and chemo brain/fogginess. Last week, after 4 months, he was thinking of stopping the chemo, but decided that he has gone this far, he can handle the last 6 infusions. People on here will tell you that everyone responds differently and that is absolutely true. Some people have little or minor side effects. They will also say that there are no wrong decisions, it is very personal. That is also true. Only your mom and you can/should make the decision to go with the adjuvant chemo. That being said, there are meds for nausea and appetite. Marinol also helped him some.
Good luck with the decision. I know it is a difficult one. I didn't give you much additional info, other than what we decided and what we are dealing with. Whatever choice you make will be the right one for you. We decided to made a decision and not look back.
Best of luck to you both.
Thanks Cathy, Julie and Duke...you're right about the roller coaster effect, perfectionists getting hit hard, and the ever present opportunity to attend the day's pity party. The caregivers get invited to these parties too I think. John does take appetite and nausea meds but Megace was not an option since he is on blood thinners. He started a new anti-depressant and I have seen some encouraging changes. Just gotta keep moving forward and as you said before, Julie, the alternative is far worse than a lapse of a word or concept.
Thanks all for taking the time to encourage and share your stories. Sometimes, it just gets a bit overwhelming. We'll get to Thanksgiving and we will be celebrating his last dose of gem/cis, I'm sure.
Be well,
Melinda A
Iowagirl, I had read some of your earlier posts when I was searching for a similar story as my husband's. Your response is exactly what I was looking for. I guess I was using the terms "chemo brain" and "fogginess" interchangeably and you do make the distinction. I think what my hubby finds most disconcerting is the fogginess, sad feelings, overwhelming emotions at times. Of course, word retrieval is problematic and worrisome to him, but not the same as the whole foggy feeling. If he sticks with the chemo, and has a similar recovery as you, then hopefully around Christmas he would feel like donning the red suit once again.
Thank you so much for your response. I know it is "your story" and not indicative of all chemo patients, but helpful to hear it.
So happy to hear that you are getting back to your normal perky self. Best wished for additional recovery and beating the CC beast.
Hello all, Once again, I am looking to your vast knowledge and asking, if in your experience, does the chemo brain subside after gem/cis is completed? I know that everyone responds differently, but looking for generalizations that I can use to help my husband who is four months into chemo and is thinking of stopping it because of his fogginess. His appetite, like everyone else is shot. He takes Zophran (sp) and Marinol with little success and he is just getting so discouraged. He has always been so sharp, being a principal at a school for severely retarded students for 37 years, multi-tasking and caring for those entrusted to him...but now, he can not handle the chemo brain.
Does this generally subside after the chemo is over? How long until he is back to thinking clearly? Or does it not completely resolve itself? Again, I know that people are all different but am hoping to be able to help him with his decision to forgo the last 6 treatments which put him done the day before Thanksgiving.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Melinda A
Sending positive thoughts and energy to you both.
Tom, I think you and Ben have touched the hearts of many people fighting the good fight, or supporting those who are currently faced with the cc challenge. Enjoy every minute of your stay at home. Your decision took a lot of courage but I think it was definitely the right one. Peace...love...hope.
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- Average, average, averageLeoluxukVIPDined on 11/24/2014Don't expect your drinks quickly.. Some dishes come out less than hot. But some dishes are very good (beignets). Worth trying if other places are busySpecial Features:
- A Bit Over The TopMyNameIsMartinHarrisDined on 11/19/2014The reason for the visit was a work drinks and apps with my team. The server was intent on explaining everything about the restaurant; the history, the vision, its purpose - followed by a two-part presentation of the one page menu. We found this slightly overbearing. Also, partly because we didn't take the server up on his recommendation of ordering 3-4 items per person (there were 7 of us) - I felt he was slightly disgruntled with our likely spend level. He was very attentive however, but seemed to have a few larger parties to deal with, even though the number of staff on hand seemed plenty - we were left waiting to place an additional drink order for too long. Food was decent but not in the realm of the length of time devoted to describing it.Special Features:
- Fresh and ExcitingKarenPDined on 11/15/2014The food was outstanding. Flavorful, fresh, and interesting. We loved the lobster fried rice, butternut squash gnocchi, hanger steak, and paiche fish tacos. The churros with dark chocolate dipping sauce--delicious! All four of us were happy with the food. It was on the expensive side, however. Our waiter kept encouraging us to get more food. He wasn't wrong to do this but it added up! Great wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ahooperDined on 11/15/2014The food was fantastic, similar to traditional Peruvian food but with an Asian twist. I like the sharing concept. The churros were muy delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/11/2014twice in a week! Great food, great for groups. I sit at the bar and order a lot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting foodTexascountessDined on 11/3/2014The tempura shrimp was excellent as was the dish with mussels and clams, even though they forgot the clams and we had to ask for them. I had lunch with a friend, and our server, Kevin, gauged the situation perfectly and coursed out our food at a leisurely pace so we had time to spend with one another without feeling rushed. Lovely caiparinhas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FlavorsluvgoodfoodfindsDined on 10/31/2014I think we'll try going in and just asking them to bring us any 5-6 plates. Everything is great!Special Features:
- Delicious, go deep into the menuOKNotExtraordinaryDined on 10/22/2014Delicious & outstanding ceviche. Short ribs, amazing. Worth the price. Extremely knowledgeable waitstaff with a good blend of availability and peace. Lobster fried rice overrated. I'll definitely go back. Nice seating on patio.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Peruvian FusionmiriamcyDined on 10/21/2014As accustomed as I am to traditional Peruvian fare, this was an amazing tour of Peruvian influenced dishes. From the Spicy Tuna Tacu Tacu to the Paiche Tiradito, the Arroz con Pollo, and the Cheese Stuffed Yucca -- I could not pick just one favorite! Even the drinks with fresh juices had amazing flavors. We ordered three desserts - a flan, churros and the special of the day, once again they did not disappoint. However, my father was disappointed that the traditional Chica Morada drink was not available. And while, there was some comments about the small portions, this allowed us to taste more dishes! And did I mention our really handsome waiter Everett? Great service and wonderful personality. I wish I lived closer!Special Features:
- Great for a groupAriasDined on 10/19/2014This time we went to Paiche with 6 people and it was fabulous because we got to taste so many different dishes! We all agreed that the food was outstanding and that it is a great place for a group because you can order lots of little plates with different items so you have a great variety. The service was particularly good - our waiter (I wish I could remember his name) was wonderful - made terrific suggestions (everything he suggested was outstanding) and was prompt and efficient. We will definitely return. The only negative is that it is pretty noisy but if you go early enough it is not too bad!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptional flavors and serviceFoodMuseDined on 10/18/2014I was referred to Paiche by someone who heard it was amazing - they were right! The unusual combination of Peruvian & Japanese flavors makes for an exceptional evening- from the Palma Fizz cocktail, with perfect notes of ginger, pomegranate and hint of rosewater to the Paiche lettuce wraps with a smoky grilled spicy anticucho sauce. The ceviche is served sashimi style with a lovely marinade. Our server, who was exceptional in her guidance and attention, led us to try a special tiraditos- slightly seared Albacore with a leche de Tigre sauce that fused the Asian & South American flavors beautifully. We finished with a green tea crepe, with a Lucuma mousse and slightly spicy chocolate sauce topped with raspberries- divine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Occasion HotspotluchocVIPDined on 10/16/2014The treatment I received for my guests was spectacular. I was hosting a mini birthday party and the wait staff was terrific. The food was brought in shifts and every morsel was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Near perfectionBKinLAVIPDined on 10/15/2014while the location and open-patio could make a passerby mistake Paiche for a cheesy restaurant, it is far from it. Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING savory that we ordered was fantastic, especially house-made rock shrimp pasta lomo. They take the Peruvian favorites, shrink the portion size and AMP UP the flavor + a twist. The Ceviche/sashimi were all FRESH and delicious. Also loved that i could get any of the creative cocktails "sans alcohol" as a soda. It was unfortunate that the dessert options missed the mark (pana cotta, tapioca pudding, churro) and weren't my kind of desserts, but it didn't matter really b/c i was SO STUFFED from all the food!Special Features:
- First VisitOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/11/2014Dinner at Paiche for first time. Was with sons and family. Very loud place and with my hearing impairment made it difficult to communicate. Food was good but very expensive for what one gets ... Ordering the small plates adds up quickly. Most of the sauces were overpowering so the fresh fish got kind of lost. I was looking forward to some nicely cooked paiche fish but was not on the menu except smothered in things. Had a few guests that were not raw fish friendly and the menu selection for them was quite limited. One ordered the arroz con pollo and thought it was mediocre. Service was friendly and efficient. I might recommend to a friend but with a warning regarding the above.Special Features:
- Great experienceMJD2inPDRVIPDined on 10/10/2014This restaurant had been recommended to us several times so we decided to try it for our Friday date night. The staff was so nice and welcoming. The food was realy great and service wonderful.We enjoyed shrimp dumplings, short ribs (the best!), cheese beignets, quinoa salad and several other unique combinations of deliciousness. We look foward to trying more dishes soon.Special Features:
- Unusual exceptional foodMDRfoodieDined on 10/8/2014The food is unusual and exceptional, truly a one of kind experience, mixing together aspects of Japanese cuisine, particularly sushi, and Peruvian cuisine, with exciting combinations of flavors and spicing. The service was timely and professional. Our waiter was quite knowledgeable about the menu, which was a great help given the unusual dishes. My one criticism is the noise level, which makes having a conversation a challenge. I will return for the food, but hopefully at an off hour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for a Date Night or GroupSharon08VIPDined on 10/8/2014Paiche is a terrific restaurant for a date night or group dinner. The staff is warm, friendly and knowledgable. The food was well prepared, flavorful and delicious. The lettuce wraps and lobster fried rice were our favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fusion done rightSarcasticGourmetDined on 10/8/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. The food is inventive and delicious. The dishes had complex flavors without falling into the trap of being too busy for no reason. We brought our picky eater kids who were very comfortable trying all the dishes, and left with new appreciation for food prepared well and presented beautifully.Special Features:
- Mediocre and ExpensiveLocaldinerDined on 10/7/2014The food was mediocre at best and ridiculously expensive for what you got. Wait staff was attentive, but everything they said sounded like it was from a script. Wouldn't bother going back and would not recommend.Special Features:
- Excellent & unique food,great stafflevorotatoryVIPDined on 10/5/2014The waiter was attentive but not overwhelming and actually pretty funny. The floor manager followed up carefully on my allergy (gluten) and checked in as well. The food was excellent (great recommendations from our waiter) and my pisco sour was well crafted, just different enough to be interesting. I drag my partner to many pricier, foodyish restaurants. He's generally a good sport but this was the first time I've seen him excited about the food. He even asked our waiter about ingredients in the Ceviche Criollo. The food was bright and delicious. The traditional Peruvian and the Japanese styles are blended well but still distinctly identifiable. The atmosphere was pretty serene but still vibrant. Very hip-LA feel to it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over pricedpookshillDined on 10/4/2014I realize that this is a "Small Plates" restaurant but the portions are astonishingly small for the price. I left hungry after spending a lot of money. I didn't think the food was that great either, but then again, it's just a bunch of small bites of appetizers - not a real meal in my opinion.Special Features:
- Lovely!YummyVIPDined on 10/2/2014We love the restaurant, service and everything in general!Special Features:
- HillyVIPDined on 9/27/2014This restaurant offers the most unique tastes which are outstanding at all times. We love to eat here and look forward to our reservation days in advance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Getting Better All the Time!leejaybVIPDined on 9/27/2014We had eaten here 4-5 times before, but this particular night, and each time trusted our wise servers to suggest favorites (which they're very eager to do on their Peruvian menu), every thing we ordered was incredible. I took my best friend from SF, whose brother-in-law is an award winning chef in Oakland, and he was really impressed, too. If you're in the mood for something different, with really delicious food, and great cocktails, then this is your find!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great findMJW1VIPDined on 9/25/2014Flying into LA to meet friends and staying in Marina del Rey, wanted good place to sit drink eat and be able to catch up-Paiche was perfect. Great special coktails, great wine menu, and the food is unbelievable-Peruvian-Japanese fusion is absolutly wonderful. If I lived in the are I would be a regular.Special Features:
- Nice find!PeteeyeVIPDined on 9/25/2014My colleague and I had a really nice meal here. Food and service were top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique foodNobumasaVIPDined on 9/24/2014Mixture of Peruvian and Japanese food. All portions are small, and we had to order several dishes per person. It is for those who would like to taste different type of food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Paiche DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/21/2014My review will consist of the number of characters I find appropriate - why "at least 50?" Our dinner experience was surprising and we liked it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Flavorful, distinct food, fun nightmonkkDined on 9/19/2014Terrific service, attentive yet unobtrusive. Great spectrum of flavors that pleases many palettes. Casual and vibrant ambiance, dining experience lends itself well to support great table talk.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/12/2014Food and Drinks were outstanding as usual and the service was great.Special Features:
- habanero margarita!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/9/2014Love this place. Delish tapas style dishes. The habanero margarita drink rocks! Service is awesome. The only think I didn't like was the beignet dessert. Thought it would be sweet and would have some sugar on it but no. It was more like an appetizer instead of a dessert. That's it. That's my only complaint. Will definitely return again and again :) Oh and I love how happy hour starts early - at 230pm :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food But Be Aware!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/7/2014Paiche has a wonderful menu with delicious foods. It is a bit pricey for what you receive (all the plates are small tapas-like plates, so share), but as a treat this restaurant proves itself. One of the things that occurred to our Open Table reservation was that it was cancelled after we arrived. We did not know this until the next day. We had to complain through Open Table and this was a big hassle. Make sure the hostess does not do this to you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and serviceLilikoiDined on 9/6/2014We had some of the best food we've ever had at this restaurant. We started with the shrimp dumpling (4 pieces). Delicious! We also order the "saltado de quail", "chaufa de langosta" and the "short ribs". This was more than enough for two people. We could have just ordered three plates only. For dessert, we had the cheesecake (with lucuma puree and raspberries). It was incredible. Absolutely awesome. Our server, Megan, was great!Special Features:
- Good cevicheVegiqueenDined on 8/30/2014Went to Paiche specifically for the ceviche and because we also love Mo Chica. Ceviche was creative and bursting with flavor, just as we'd hoped. The pickled vegetables were a nice complement to the ceviche. They were crunchy, tasty and not too salty. Also got the pork belly, duck and halibut entree. All were stellar. Only complaint was mixed drink ordered for $13. It was refreshing, but there was such a large square block of ice in the center that each time I tried to take a sip, the ice was in my face blocking the liquid. I'd be surprised if there was even a half cup of liquid in the drink, because the ice block was so large. I would definitely go back again.Special Features:
- Great food nice waitersmariannaDined on 8/25/2014I really liked this place and our waiter was great. Like everyone else, I'd have preferred bigger portions. Maybe Paiche could have a few entrees that are "full size"?Special Features:
- One bite memoriesPamLovesFoodDined on 8/23/2014Two birthday celebrations, great atmosphere, excellent waiter, tasty unique cocktails and food was a series of one bite memories!Special Features:
- great funSteveVIPDined on 8/21/2014Ii've been 3 times lately, first on a recommendation then to bring friends. Asisan fusion tapas, lots of funSpecial Features:
- A true gemTeamDined on 8/21/2014Great to have this welcoming, excellent restaurant close to work.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RogerDined on 8/16/2014Good but not exceptional. Dishes are quite small and overpriced for the quantity one gets.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/16/2014One of the best places we've been to. As good as Mo Chica is Paiche is 10 times better. Take it from 2 hard core foodies Paiche is a must.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
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|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
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Added reply in a thread Keep Calm and Grow On 11/4/2014 9:45 AM
Ha, I think that needs its own shirt! Thanx for the feedback fellas.
Started new thread Keep Calm and Grow On 11/3/2014 9:05 PM
Teespring Campaign I'm doing, what y'all think? http://teespring.com/growon
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Added reply in a thread Kailub Russell, 150XC and Back-To-Back GNCC Titles 10/30/2014 7:57 PM
Yup, that's what I got from it too. It was setup to raise 1/2 for ISDE expenses and 1/2 for Rory Mead. You gotta admit it was badass to see him railing around on that 150. Even more badass that he won on the damn thing.
Added reply in a thread Kailub Russell, 150XC and Back-To-Back GNCC Titles 10/27/2014 11:33 AM
You got that right! He's always a great guest to have on the show.
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After finishing the Baja Rally on an '86 Suzuki SP, I got the vintage bug! I pulled my dad's '81 Can Am Qualifier 400 out of storage and took it to the last round of TCCRA, where they had some vintage racing! Here is some fun footage of me rolling around ... more »
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Added reply in a thread KTM XCF vs. XCFW 10/10/2014 2:28 PM
Caleb Ramsay, local Texas XC Pro, took a 300 XC-W (two stroke), removed the starter and put an SXS head on it. He said he wanted PDS still and wide gear ratio. Adding the SXS head got him the power delivery of an SX on the wide transmission on an XC-W. ... more »
Added reply in a thread Seat Time episode featuring...me! 10/8/2014 1:26 PM
Thanx man, I do this for the love of the sport, nothing else.
Added reply in a thread Seat Time episode featuring...me! 10/8/2014 1:26 PM
OH SHIT! Now that's Fing hilarious! #HatersGonnaHate
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Added reply in a thread andrew delong 10/8/2014 12:44 PM
Indeed he has! He was on again last night to tell us about how the whole year has improved! Thanx for watching!
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Go on, tell us more about what that thing is!
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What is that on Tedesco's helmet behind the GoPro? Maybe a wireless transmitter for live GoPro footage during the broadcast?
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The crew at FPMG is all about creating excellent content and having a good time. After hearing about the KR4 Arrive-N-Ride program from Fred Andrews on Seat Time, we knew our services could be consumed at full capacity. The Big Buck GNCC gave us the chance to do a UTV ride along in a professionally prepped KR4 Polaris RZR, race a KR4 KTM 300XC in one of the amateur programs and enjoy being at a classic GNCC event. Steven was the navigator to Pat McGuire in the KR4 RZR and Brian piloted the KR4 300 against the other amateur racers in Sportsman A. Steven now has many stories his wife is probably tired of hearing, while Brian is still nursing his 'mangina' hands from the blisters. Overall it was a stellar weekend. If you have been looking for a way to attend a GNCC at a professional level, this program is the ticket to your success. Reach out to KR4 Performance and tell them Seat Time sent you, you'll get the hook up. The FPMG crew is currently scheduling events for 2015. If you have an event you would like them to attend, film, compete in and/or have a good time at, feel free to reach out. KR4 Performance: kr4performance.com/ Full Pint Media Group: facebook.com/fullpintmediagroup Autism MX: autismmx.org/ Seat Time: seattime.co/
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Автор Yasmin S. (2 дня)
I think the only reason they kept her for so long was purely for
entertainment purposes.
Автор Pej Dispenser (1 месяц)
"broke ass crown...that ain't even real diamonds" HAHAHAHA i'm fuckin done
Автор Mrs.Eazy-E (1 месяц)
I love Jade!!
Автор Tymber Newton (3 месяца)
Whoever put this together can't speak correctly, "Jade did you failed your
biology test"…its "FAIL" not "FAILED"
Автор missybeans1 (3 месяца)
She always made me laugh
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Автор Terence TerTer (5 месяцев)
Does anyone know what she actually said in the covergirl commercial
starting from 3:06?
Автор Baxter Elan (2 месяца)
she the female kanye tho
Автор airyballoon (2 месяца)
the reason for reality tv right there
Автор Prisca Bowman (3 месяца)
lol oh Jade "The undiscovered supermodel". She was everything in cycle 6
:Obnoxious, ridiculous, arrogant, just name it lol. But one thing i'll
admit is how hilarious she was every sec she opened her mouth.
Автор Sonia Siddiqui (3 месяца)
Jade made the season she should have won
Автор Rodney L (3 месяца)
She was in Jay-Z's music video for Change Clothes in 2003 years before
ANTM. Naomi Campbell was also in it.
Автор KraziKristal (6 месяцев)
Lol jays face is like is this bitch serious
Автор Esti Jn Jules (4 месяца)
I love Jade. I remember laughing everytime she said bi-racial butterfly...
Jade is funny as shit
Автор Tymber Newton (3 месяца)
I think a little kid trying to be cute put this together
Автор Vaso Giol (7 месяцев)
Sutt the fuck up you fucking bitch
Автор Patrick Lewis (11 месяцев)
No offense but this bitch is ugly as fuck.
Автор migonbrah (1 месяц)
broke ass crown, ain't even real diamonds LOL
Автор Katherine P. (6 месяцев)
giiiiirl ily.
Автор Alexfolledemoi (9 месяцев)
She's such an obnoxious bitch that IT MAKES HER EVEN MORE FUN TO WATCH !
Автор Ronald Guzman (9 месяцев)
Best cycle to date
Автор stoowii (3 месяца)
Jade may have failed biology but the person who made this video failed
Автор Ronald Guzman (9 месяцев)
She was hilarious, what a character
Автор shermsin (8 месяцев)
she;s so funny hhahaha
Автор BGCFans (10 месяцев)
I love her. She was my favorite and was the prettiest bitch! <3
Автор Darragh C (11 месяцев)
why did jade always look kinda, baked? lol
Автор Anca-Ioana Sandu (4 месяца)
The definition that suits her. I strongly dislike people like her.
Автор reneesme cullen (9 месяцев)
SHe was annoying, but god she made me laugh!
Автор shanny (9 месяцев)
Jade was so funny!!!
Автор Robae Jones (9 месяцев)
Hands down. Still the best season of ANTM to date. Jade definitely brought
the entertainment that season. She was, for lack of a better term, ratchet,
as FUCK! We all ate it up and loved the fuck out if it. No matter how much
of a bitch you thought she was or how ugly you thought she may be, you
gotta give it up. Jade was funny as hell. Like she said; Jade will not be
Автор Genesis Eve (4 месяца)
I love her lol
Автор Momochii (10 месяцев)
She is pretty mean and self centered but I just can't help but like her.
She is HILARIOUS.
Автор Atthapon Pinyo (10 месяцев)
Jade will be hard to forget!! Her best line!
Автор JOSH ASIATICO (10 месяцев)
want to jade <3
Автор dawn frost (11 месяцев)
she needs to go dark with her hair... it would bring out her features more.
She's pretty, but so cocky that it takes away from it.
Автор Buddychigo (7 месяцев)
"My name is Jade, the ace of spades, Furonda my dear, I know your skin is
bumpy but my skin is flawless and you look really lumpy" I die every time I
see this!
Автор raph009 (1 год)
You just made my day with all your comments XD It was awesome to watch her
make a fool of herself... again. I do agree that the real mistake was to
choose Jade over Mollie Sue. That girl had so much more potential than that
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Автор Regina SetYouOnFire (11 месяцев)
She says really dumb things, but hey at least she's being herself and not
pretending to be a different person. I don't think she's cocky either tbh.
Some people have the personality to accept themselves easily and flaunt it,
but I guess it can be looked at as a bad thing to some people.
Автор Triz BK (11 месяцев)
She said ''Bye JLo'' LMAOOO
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What *question* What *question* What *question*
Funniest Top Model edit
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Miss J at 0:35 lol!
Автор Michelle O (10 месяцев)
JADE was my fav!
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I miss Jade so much :)) She is so MEMORABLE!
Автор realpassion95 (10 месяцев)
'furonda my dear i know you're skins bumpy, buy my skin is flawless and you
look really lumpy'.... im so deaddd
it didn't even rhyme jade is hilarious
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"This is not America's next top best friend" LMAO
Автор realpassion95 (10 месяцев)
they should have kept her hair long
but just died it blonde
Автор realpassion95 (10 месяцев)
the thing is, jade was real and didnt pretend like the others
she mad this one of the best cycles to watch, not only could she actually
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Kenneth Rawson, 27, of 357 Beech St., and Paul Ayoub, 26, of 457 Beech St., are accused of kicking in a door at the Maple Street apartment and assaulting residents and, when the residents tried to flee, kicked in another door.
Prosecutors said Ayoub, who did not know the victims, may be under the umbrella of suspended time on an earlier charge. Rawson was out on bail on another charge, so prosecutors filed a motion to revoke his bail and a hearing was set for Tuesday morning.
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A man accused of taking a bottle of vanilla extract into the bathroom of the Market Basket on Elm Street and drinking half of it was arraigned Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on charges of theft by unauthorized taking and resisting arrest.
A police prosecutor said when a store security officer had observed Kevin McCarron, 20, of 80 Lowell St., enter the bathroom with the $8.99 bottle. When McCarron had not exited the bathroom after an hour, the security officer entered the bathroom and confronted him and was escorting him to the front of the store, where a police officer was working a detail. McCarron allegedly tried to flee and had to be tackled.
Bail was set at $500 cash/surety, with conditions that include not going to Market Basket on Elm Street.
McCarron told Judge William Lyons that he is supposed to enter rehab. "I was supposed to go today," he said. Lyons told him to speak to his lawyer about a bail modification.
Trial was set for May 9.
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A police prosecutor said Mujahid Mohammad, 28, of 199 Eastern Ave., grabbed a woman going to an event at the Verizon Wireless Arena around the waist as she was getting a receipt at the parking kiosk. After she broke away went to her car, Mohammad pulled at one door handle and then went around the car to pull on the other handle.
Officer Richard Brown said Mohammad also refused to cooperate at the time of his arrest, kicking and screaming.
Mohammad pleaded innocent Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to charges of simple assault, stalking and disorderly conduct stemming from the incident.
Brown requested bail of $10,000 cash/surety for Mohammad, citing the "randomness and level of violence" in the incident. He also said Mohammad has a criminal record dating back to 2003 that includes disorderly conduct, resisting arrest twice, drug possession twice, operating after suspension, assault twice and criminal trespass.
Brown said Mohammad is under the umbrella of a suspended 180-day sentence on 2012 convictions and a 364-day sentence on a 2013 conviction.
Judge William Lyons set bail at the amount requested and trial was set for May 9.
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Robert Guilbert, 40, of 557 Pine St., Monday told Circuit Court-Manchester District Division Judge William Lyons that he called police twice to complain about his alleged victim's behavior and only left his apartment because she attacked him. He said he has a witness. "I had another friend there," said Guilbert, who also said he turned himself in.
Guilbert was arraigned on a felony charge of second-degree assault and misdemeanors of simple assault and resisting arrest.
A police prosecutor said Guilbert spit in the woman's face, grabbed her around the throat and pushed her against a wall while she was in a chair and sat on her. The prosecutor also said Guilbert ran out the back door and took off running.
The prosecutor said Guilbert has convictions for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, cruelty to animals and has a deferred 11-month sentence on 2012 convictions for assault and stalking.
Lyons set bail at $8,000 cash/surety with conditions barring contact with the alleged victim and barring Guilbert from her residence.
A probable cause hearing on the felony was set for April 18 and trial on the misdemeanors was set for May 9.
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Bail was set at $5,000 cash/surety Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division for a man accused of criminal trespass for allegedly trying to get into a residence on Lake Shore Road at about 1 a.m., despite the home owner's threat to shoot him if he didn't leave.
David Lawrence, 40, who is homeless, is accused of pulling into the driveway of the home and first trying to get into the front door and then going around to the back of the building.
A police prosecutor also said a machete and crowbar were found in Lawrence's vehicle.
Trial was set for May 9.
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Green is accused of getting into an argument with an upstairs neighbor and later pounding on the man's door and threatening to shoot him, and of assaulting his girlfriend. He also accused of following her to the basement and knocking the phone out of her hand twice as she tried to call police.
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"The [revenue] increase was primarily due to higher commercial truck production in Europe and South America, partially offset by lower defense revenue and continued weakness in India," the company said in statement. "The increase in net income from continuing operations was primarily driven by the execution of global pricing initiatives throughout calendar year 2013, lower material and structural costs and slightly higher revenues."
Commercial truck and industrial sales were $727 million, up $12 million, compared with the same period last year. "This increase was primarily driven by higher revenue in Europe and South America, partially offset by lower defense revenue and continued weakness in India," said Meritor.
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