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This page contains Cheats for The Darkness organized by sections for Playstation 3. The Darkness is a Action Shooter First-Person game, made by Starbreeze, released on Jun 25, 2007 and published by 2K Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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The Darkness Playstation 3 CheatsStarbreeze
- Publisher: 2K Games
- Genre: Action Shooter First-Person
- Release Date: Jun 25, 2007
- ESRB: Mature
At any in-game phone dial 555-GAME (555-4263) you will unlock a special Darkling....From: rockgirl
Unlock a Special Darkling by entering 555-5664 into a phone booth....From: GamerMan
Go to any pay phone and dial one of the following numbers. You will hear a message to confirm correct code entry....From: shadowknight99
Below a list of Unlockable Outfits......From: salazar117
Sure, you've called every number you've found on those hard-to-get Collectibles, but you certainly haven't found all of the phone numbers. Chances are, you've overlooked a phone number or two without even knowing it as you ripped out a goon's heart. All 25 'secret' phone numbers are scattered throug...From: salazar117
Answering machine phone numbers:...From: Lillikki
To defeat the Darkness in the castle (after you have blown open the gate), go up to every chair you see in the main room. Each chair should prompt you to activate it. Note: This does give away your Darkness powers for the time being. After the Darkness appears as a red/evil Jackie, put away any guns...From: nadineniev
In the Grinders Lane stage, go to the room with the television. Press X when you see "Switch Channel". Popeye The Sailor will start playing....From: ljianyih
When you are in "Otherworld" (you will go there after you die the first and second time), the Germans soldiers almost always get back up after you kill them. The only way to make sure they remain dead is to devour their hearts....From: lisa09
About three hours into the game, after you pass the cold storage part, you will end up in a hallway with a lot of doors you can open. The middle door will have some computers and an enemy that never heard the gunfight because he is watching a television with some headphones. Kill him and the televis...From: nightmare0098
When you are invited to Jenny's appartment early in the game, snuggle with her while watching the TV. the movie that's on is the film version of the classic novel "To kill a mocking bird". it is possible to watch this entire movie through the game....From: cricketsellars
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Brian Stacy has resigned from his post as vice president of the Port San Luis Commercial Fishermen's Association, citing a lack of support from the organization in his Dec. 27 announcement. Stacy was featured in a recent New Times article ("Fishing unfriendly waters," Dec. 20) for his efforts to negotiate payments for fishermen to cover disruptions suspected to have been caused by Pacific Gas and Electric Company's seismic tests.
The article mentioned Stacy's plan to push for a Grand Jury investigation into PG&E's failure to pay fisherman what he feels is just compensation for allegedly scaring away fish. Stacy also believes that the company made underhanded deals with state and local governments and certain fishermen associations. Those claims could not be independently verified.
Though the Coastal Commission didn't approve permits for controversial high-energy seismic surveys, low-energy studies already happened with little public discussion. Stacy claims the tests were performed under an antiquated permit program without proper environmental review or plans to repay fishermen whose ability to catch fish were impacted. Representatives from PG&E said they followed the rules and noted that total catch actually increased during the testing period.
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Today's crisis is the culmination of religious conflicts that already marked the whole of Mubarak's regime. According to Father Habib, all those who incite sectarian hatred should be pursued. It is necessary to ensure the minority Coptic appropriate representation in civil and political institutions of the Country. "The Copts make up 20 percent of the Egyptian community. This means that we have a right to 100 of the 500 seats in Parliament and the same percentage in the ministries, among governors and members of the army and the police," explained the Coptic priest.
In Egypt rounds of the elections to renew the composition of Parliament will begin on April 22 and will end in June. In December, the Christian senators in the Shura (the upper house of Parliament) were 13 out of 270. In recent months voices were raised within the Coptic Church opposed to the idea of reserving to Christian Copts "a percentage" in the lists that will compete in the upcoming elections. (GV) (Agenzia Fides 11/04/2013).
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David and Goliath showed up at the Seattle City Council's hearing on the mayoral $15 minimum wage proposal on May 13. Read the full story
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David and Goliath showed up at the Seattle City Council's hearing on the mayoral $15 minimum wage proposal on May 13. Read the full story
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The Hum Bow Celebrity Contest was a new idea at the Asian American Heritage Festival, held at the Seattle Center last Sunday. Read the full story
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Anxiety struck the Asian business community on April 24, when Mayor Ed Murray was supposed to announce his plan in the afternoon for the $15 minimum wage. Read the full story
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The Wing Luke Asian Museum showcased a parade of impressive Asian Americans' artwork at its annual dinner last Saturday at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel. More than 50 Asian Americans created some of their most amazing pieces for The Wing's auction, which raised $400,000. Read the full story
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I haven't been able to resist going to Veggie Fest for the past eight years. I notice how full I am after every visit and how satisfying it is to bring samples home. The cereal samples will be handy when I travel overseas. It's just hard to say 'no' to free food. Read the full story
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Chinese culture has taught my family how to savor luck during the Lunar New Year. But the Year of the Horse has created mysterious circumstances, forcing me to break good-luck rules. Will I be OK this year, or I will I be even luckier? Read the full story
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The two-hour show "The Bachelor" on ABC featuring the wedding of Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici was so scripted and controlled that I found it hard to keep my attention on it for the whole show. ABC stretched the 20-minute wedding into two hours by including lots of old clips. TiVo saved my day. I skipped the first part. Read the full story
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"Fire, fire!" said my staff, rushing into the Asian Weekly's office, on Dec. 24, 2013. The alarm of a fire engine became intolerably loud, and fire engines kept coming into Chinatown until all of South King Street was blocked. I dashed out, standing among the many onlookers, watching the fire destroying the Hudson Hotel's rooftop across from our office. Read the full story
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Past Bellevue Mayor Conrad Lee lost his mayoral bid on Jan. 6, although he wanted to have a second term. Bellevue Council member Claudia Balducci, director of King County Jail for Adult and Juvenile Detention, was elected mayor. Lee wasn't even nominated to be a mayoral candidate. Balducci is the second female to be mayor of Bellevue. Read the full story
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Posted on 19 December 2013.
By Assunta Ng
The other night, I dreamed about Santa Claus delivering presents to kids in the International District. I rushed to him, waiting for my turn.
Santa took a quick look at me and smiled, "You don't need one."
"Why?" I protested. Because of my age? Like a child being abandoned, I was almost in tears.
"You've already got it," Santa smiled again and touched my face.
"Ho, ho, ho," he roared and then disappeared in my sleep.
I woke up in the morning, feeling energized. And words just came pouring out from my brain, flowing to my fingers, and I couldn't stop writing on the computer. So here you go…
Last Friday, I strolled from Chinatown to Seattle City Hall for a concert. When I arrived, someone patted me on the back and said, "The concert is over. Just go eat," pointing at the refreshments.
It was Friday, Dec. 13, not my lucky day! Naturally, I missed it. Little did I know the best part of the program was about to be unveiled.
When I sat down, the emcee introduced my Seattle Chinese Post staffer to say a few words. I never heard her speak English before. It blew me away! It was short, sweet, and relevant.
Next, a diverse group of Beacon Hill International School students performed a Chinese song called "Jasmine Flowers." I don't even know how to sing that song. These kids are fluent in Mandarin. They have studied Mandarin since they were in kindergarten. Then another Caucasian student told a story in Chinese. He didn't have a script — he memorized the whole thing. What impressed me was that he wrote the story and designed the props himself. I completely understood all the words he spoke in Mandarin.
But that's not the end of the story. A parent thanked me afterwards. She said the Asian Weekly wrote about Beacon Hill's students' Chinese program and that they needed to raise money to go to China to meet their Chinese pen pals. They have been writing to each other for a while. Last September, their Chinese friends from Chongqing visited them in Seattle. One reader responded and pledged to raise $5,000 for the group. Finally, the group raised enough money to go to China next year. Beacon Hill is now planning to raise funds for its second group to go to China.
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"Ninhao Seattle"
Can Brad Goode, KOMO 4 news anchor, speak Chinese? Just watch Ninhao Seattle (translation: "How are you Seattle"?). If you don't speak Chinese, Goode can fool you.
Created by Ben Zhang, this project, which cost about $1.18 million, is to attract Chinese tourists and business investment opportunities. Zhang owns Greater China Industries.
Zhang plans to make 20 of these, he said. "I lived here since 1993. I would like to promote Seattle first. Following it, there will be Ninhao San Francisco, Ninhao Las Vegas, Ninhao Chicago, Ninhao Boston, and Ninhao New York."
He predicts the program will make millions of dollars in profits. All will be donated to build a school in China for disadvantaged children. It's a win-win for Seattle and the kids.
Goode's voice is actually being dubbed in the program. In the meantime, Goode has worked with a University of Washington Chinese student to brush up on his Chinese.
Julianne Kumasaka, an angel
Julianne Kumasaka is one of the founders of a senior activity program Kokoro Kai, part of Nikkei Concerns.
Most program founders eventually leave, but not Julianne. She has dedicated her time and energy to the program for 35 remarkable years. Her spirit of devotion, community, and loyalty speaks mountains about her compassion and personality. What a role model she is for the Asian community. Thank you, Julianne, for 35 years well done!
Education makes a difference
I was in Hong Kong recently, hoping to watch former Seattleite Martin Lau perform. But no, it was sold out. I couldn't get in to see the show. I was disappointed, but happy for Lau, whom I met in Seattle when he was just a child.
Who's Martin Lau?
Lau, 37, is now a hot commodity in Hong Kong Cantonese opera circles. He is one of the top-paid tai-pans and youngest master of the art. He doesn't just lead operatic orchestras for a successful opera troupe, but is one of the most sought-after private instructors in Cantonese opera singing.
And his students are on the list of who's who in Hong Kong.
I first met the Lau family when he emigrated with his parents at the age of 6. He left Seattle and went back to Hong Kong to see if there were opportunities.
What's unique about Lau is that he's the only master who has a college background. He studied English and science at the University of Washington.
Recently, the Luck Ngi Musical Club celebrated its 75th anniversary with an elaborate program of Cantonese opera at the Meydenbauer Center. Lau returned to lead the 10-man orchestra.
So thank you, Santa, for your gift of ideas. You are my inspiration for this blog. (end)
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I left Hong Kong more than four decades ago. Each time I return to my hometown, it continues to surprise me with innovations. Seattle can learn from it, too. Read the full story
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Many restaurants close on Thanksgiving day and my family used to have limited choices to eat. People like to have a big feast for their Thanksgiving meal. Read the full story
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Would you like to travel to new countries at a cost of $100 a day, including room, multiple meals, and transportation? Read the full story
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Congratulations to Sen. Ed Murray for winning the election as our next mayor of Seattle. You've made history by being the first openly gay mayor of Seattle, though you said on election night that you are not making history, you want to "make a difference." Read the full story
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I met Sandra Madrid more than 20 years ago. She inspired me in so many ways. The number one thing you notice about Sandra is that she always smiles. Read the full story
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Nov. 5 is Election Day; we will find out the results of many races. Please vote for your favorite issues or candidates. Feel good about your participation. Don't grumble if your candidate or issue fails. You win some and lose some. And life goes on. You should move forward too, and work with the best you've got. (end)
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Posted on 24 October 2013.
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It is not easy to choose the next Seattle mayor. I can tell you why you should vote for Mayor Mike McGinn. I could also give you reasons why you should go with Sen. Ed Murray. However, I do have concerns with both candidates.
After watching three mayoral forums, I have to conclude that Mayor Mike McGinn, the earlier "misbehaved schoolboy" who liked to interrupt his opponents, has toned down his behavior, and is now quite a charmer. He is a skilled debater, while Murray couldn't even remember the moderator's question at times.
But the issue is this: Are we voting for a debater, or a leader who can govern the City of Seattle?
What makes the Seattle mayoral race compelling is that both McGinn and Murray have cultivated close ties with the community. Both are liberals and have track records in civil rights. McGinn is strong in the grass-root level with supporters including Frank Irigon, the late Kip Tokuda, and Ruth Woo. Murray is also well connected to the community, with support from Seattle City Council member Bruce Harrell, Martha Choe, and former King County Executive Ron Sims, who has a strong influence in both mainstream and people of color communities.
Pros and cons for voting McGinn
McGinn has an advantage over Murray, since he holds the helm of the city budget. Through the city's funding, he has generously rewarded many nonprofit organizations led by leaders who have supported him. McGinn has also created an ethnic media initiative by encouraging city departments to engage with minority media. Even though I am a member of ethnic media myself, this strategy is a bit self-serving in an election year. He knew that he wouldn't get the support of the mainstream media, so he turned his focus to ethnic press instead.
McGinn is known to be abrasive. "I'd rather get things done" than "to get along with people," McGinn said at the Seattle Rotary Club's forum at the Grand Hyatt Hotel on Oct. 16. His words reveal his combative nature as a politician. He couldn't care less that he needs to work with those people afterwards.
Five city council members have endorsed Murray, meaning McGinn doesn't play well with his peers. He publicly insulted former governor Christine Gregoire, and avoided talking to her in public. He was defiant toward the Dept. of Justice on police reform, resulting in the city's humiliation. In the end, even the police guild turned its back on the mayor, and endorsed Murray instead.
Can McGinn afford to shoot everyone down that he perceives as not playing his way, and still run the city effectively?
Why and why not for Murray
Asian American leaders who supported McGinn have been unhappy with Murray's lack of presence in the community. Showing up counts a great deal to the Asian community. McGinn has been diligent since last year, attending numerous Asian events, big and small.
Last March, both Murray and McGinn were present at the Wing Luke Museum's gala. One Asian guest said, "Murray looked pathetic."
As both candidates were making their rounds in the audience, fans gathered around McGinn; Murray knew few people. No one volunteered to introduce Murray to the other prominent community leaders.
At the API forum held at the Asian Counseling and Referral Service Center on Oct. 11, some Asian Americans complained about Murray being ill at ease, as well as his vague answers.
Over the past years, McGinn has alienated many. Murray has strategically picked up McGinn's foes one by one, adding to his endorsement list. Murray's goal is to build coalitions, which will be helpful if he becomes our next mayor.
Murray's new supporters don't necessarily believe in Murray, they just reject McGinn's leadership. Their aim is to get rid of McGinn.
Murray's words struck me when he said he understands that the "blame game" is unhealthy for the city.
"I will take responsibility" for things not going right, Murray said during the Seattle Rotary club's debate.
The perfect candidate?
If you are searching for our Seattle mayoral endorsement, you won't find it. For valid reasons, we decided not to.
Both candidates have merits and flaws. Vote for McGinn another four years if you appreciate his support of the Asian community. Vote for Murray if you are tired of McGinn's combative manner and noncollaborative style of leadership, and you want a fresh start for the city.
There is no such thing as a perfect candidate. Someone told me that they are sitting out this election because they don't feel connected to either McGinn or Murray. That's the worst kind of protest. When you don't vote, you are giving up your rights, evading responsibilities, and most important, diminishing the power of the Asian vote.
I know who to vote for. (end)
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Black and White small polka dot material. Zips at side. This is made from a garment given to me that was like an 80's jumper dress. What a difference, huh.
fiber content unkown. there was no label, it had been cut. I believe it is rayon.
and whoever first created it. since it is recycled.
Apr 23, 2008, 08.03 AMby thebuzzinfashion
I did a blind hem to finish it off and it very fitted to my body my, I am a D so my breast do a fine job of keeping it on. lol; and it zips at the side. I love wearing it i get a lot of compliments, I wear it even in the winter with a black sweater. 2 cute.
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you´re the one that I wwaaant ohhh ohhh ohhh…. :-) what did you do against the slip down of the top?
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Careful… with only an exterior latch like that, someone's gonna lock you in it! LOL
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The ol new hire christening! Lock em in the Porto-let!
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CHICAGO - As part of its continuing efforts to help job seekers and employers make connections, the ALA JobLIST Placement Center will once again host an Open House from 10:30 a.m. - noon on Sunday, Jan. 27th in the JobLIST Placement Center during the upcoming Midwinter Meeting in Seattle. The Placement Center will be located on Level 4, Hall E, in the front of Aisle 300 of the Washington State Convention Center.
CHICAGO - The Freedom to Read Foundation will present author Jamaica Kincaid as the featured speaker at its annual banned/challenged author event and fundraiser on Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013. The event will take place from 7:30-10 p.m. at Town Hall Seattle, 1119 Eighth Ave. (a short walk from the Convention Center).
CHICAGO — Jeanne Theoharis, professor of political science at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, will keynote the 2013 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunrise Celebration during the American Library Association's (ALA) Midwinter Meeting in Seattle. The celebration will take place from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013 in room 611-614 of the Washington State Convention Center.
CHICAGO — Thousands of webcast viewers will join more than 1,300 onsite audience members for the 2013 announcement of the American Library Association (ALA) Youth Media Awards at 8 a.m. Pacific time on Jan. 28. The announcements are part of the ALA Midwinter Meeting, held Jan. 25 – 29 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.
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Adam Voges has credited his state coach, Justin Langer, with turning his form around and helping him fight back into Australia's ODI team two years after he last played for the side. Voges scores his first international century at the MCG on Sunday in Australia's win over West Indies and it was a jubilant moment for Voges, who at 33 felt international cricket had passed him by until his recall for this series.
At the start of the summer he couldn't buy a run, although he was far from the only Western Australia batsman in that situation. Following a tumultuous period that included a disappointing Champions League campaign both on and off the field, the captain, Marcus North, quit and coach, Lachie Stevens, resigned after a round of matches at the MCG in November.
Voges was handed the state captaincy, Langer left his job as Australia's batting coach to mentor Western Australia and things started to turn around. Voges regained his touch during the Big Bash League and then a string of impressive scores for the Warriors in the lead-up to the West Indies series forced the national selectors to consider him again. Back at the MCG in happier circumstances, Voges reflected on how quickly things could turn around.
"We pretty much didn't have a coach, we were bottom of the ladder in both competitions and things weren't going great," Voges said. "It's amazing how quickly things can change around. I think Justin Langer can take a lot of credit for that, not only for the success WA has had in the recent month or so but for my form as well.
"He along with my batting coach Wayne Andrews have just tinkered a little bit with my technique. We did that just before the Big Bash and managed to gain a bit of confidence just before the Big Bash and have carried on since then, which has been great."
It is especially pleasing for Voges given that he had all but given up on playing for Australia again. For six years, he has been the ultimate fringe player. Since his debut in February 2007, he has played 17 one-day internationals out of a possible 164. He has never played more than three in a row. It is not that he has performed badly, but nor had he really grabbed his chances. Always there were at least a couple of batsmen ahead of him in the queue. His unbeaten 112 at the MCG might just have elevated him beyond fringe status.
Or it might not. Australia are not scheduled to play any ODIs until the Champions Trophy in England in June, and a lot can happen in four months. The selectors are actively planning for the 2015 World Cup, hoping to build a squad that can regain the title at home, but Voges, 33, knows better than most how fluid limited-overs cricket can be.
"It's been two years since I played my last ODI game. I guess you never say never," Voges said. "The longer you are away from the team maybe you think that opportunity might not come around again but the great thing is that the selectors have brought me back in when I've been playing well. The best time to get picked is when you're scoring runs. You've got to make the most of it while it does last but I'm enjoying my cricket at the moment.
"All I can do is make every opportunity count as best I can. I don't know when that next opportunity will come. Hopefully I'll play Wednesday night [in the Twenty20 against West Indies] and hopefully score some more runs again. I'll take it as a game-by-game proposition at the moment. I certainly enjoyed today."
He could be forgiven for wondering if his international career was over before his recall. After touring New Zealand in March 2010, he was called back for one appearance at the end of the series against England in February 2011, and made an impressive 80 not out. But he was only there because senior men were being rested, and he knew at the time that it was a one-off.
"It was a bit of a funny one because it was the last game of a series before a World Cup and that squad had already been picked," Voges said. "So it didn't really matter how well or poorly I performed in that game, I knew I wasn't playing the next one. Maybe that was not a bad thing because you play without a lot of fear then. It was just the circumstance at the time, there was a World Cup on and I knew I wasn't going to be around for that. It was a bit of a long wait but it's nice to be back."
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Not Oreo, Not Hydrox... Name this sandwich cookie!
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- CulinaryKate Sep 4, 2006 01:53 PM
The name this candy bar topic reminded me of my quest to find out what these cookies were called and if they still exist.
When I was a kid growing up (in the 80's, this isn't that long ago people!) I had chocolate sandwich cookies that had difference faces on every cookie. Some of them were mad, surprised, happy, etc.
Anyone?? I'm beginning to think I'm crazy.
From the internet (and yes I remember these too!!):
"Giggles Cookies
These came in either chocolate or vanilla and had a creamy center. What was unique about them was that the cookie was shaped liked a giggling face which was supposed to make you laugh! They even came with stickers."
Edited to add: I found a commercial if you have broadband.
re: Bostonbob3
Of all the things I miss from my childhood, Hydrox is at the top of the list. Unlike Oreos, there were not overly sweet and, thus, were much more satisfying. When they changed the recipe and the name to Droxies it was all downhill from there.
Are they still available anywhere?
re: brentk
Unfortunately, no. When Keebler bought out Sunshine, they sweetened-up Hydrox and renamed them Droxies.
Supposedly, Carvel somehow has the original Hydrox recipe and uses their version on their ice cream cakes. Don't know if this is true though.
re: Bostonbob3
Carvel buys their cookies from the mfg. and the box they come in is labeled Droxies. I'm pretty sure it's the same food service product that gets sold to any other buyer. I'm guessing that the use of Hydrox dates back to before Oreo's were kosher. Carvel was the first chain to be entirely kosher so back then Hydrox would have been the only choice for sandwich cookie pieces.
re: brentk
It is why I like Skippy Super Chunky PB over other PB sugar, HFCS, is not as high. I did not realize that Hydrox were not being made. Oh! what a shame. I do not eat cookies much any more due to weight concerns but even thought I do not now eat them I am still sad b/c they were a far superior cookie. It is a shame that larger companies can come in and demand more or the most advantageous shelf space in stores and thereby muscle out the smaller companies. Example Shunshine's Cheez-its vs the Cheese Nips et al. of Nabisco and to me Cheez-its are far superior but do not get the ideal shelf location.
re: 1 wiener hound
Cheez-its are WAY better
re: CulinaryKate
Cheez-its are better than Nips, but the best by far were Tid-Bits. No longer made but a favorite of mine (and my cat) as a child.
re: Bostonbob3
I would love to be able to still get Hydrox.
re: Bostonbob3
I came to Hydrox largely as an adult, after learning that Oreos contained beef fat (this is no longer the case), and I prefered them. For me, I think it was the cream - it had a different, special taste.
The demise of Sunshine Biscuits is a sad thing. I also dearly miss Lemon Coolers.
re: lvecch
Oh, Lemon Coolers! Are those no longer around? I thought I had seen them recently. Sunshine Biscuits also made those raisin biscuits, didn't they? Those were good...
re: maillard
The raisin biscuits were another of my favorites.
I haven't seen Lemon Coolers in a very long time, but I live in New York and don't usually have the chance to shop in grocery superstores, where there is greater selection. I'd be curious to know if they are in fact still around, under the Keebler name, but I don't think they are.
re: lvecch
Oh, how I loved Lemon Coolers!
There is a low-fat lemon cooler Girl Scout cookie baked by Little Brownie Bakers that is very close to Lemon Coolers. They may only be available regionally. My neices in Virginia sell them every ear, and I stock up. It doesn't look like they are baking them this year, unfortunately.
re: lvecch
I remember raisin biscuits! So perfect...I think they came in apple too, which I didn't care for as much. I also loved Chipsies which were horribly sweet! White creamy center between 2 choco chip "cookies". Grasshoppers were also popular at the same time.
re: lvecch
Divamac: I've never seen those Girl Scout cookies in the Northeast, although for a long time I was buying a low-fat lemon creme sandwich cookie that was pretty good. Haven't seen those in a while.
re: Bostonbob3
Matt's Cookies, a midwest chain, used to make my favorite vanilla cream chocolate sandwich cookies. Apparently they don't make them anymore, but I remember that they tasted pretty natural and were chocolatey and delicious.
Does anyone remember the old Girl Scout cookies that had one side vanilla and one side chocolate with the cream in the middle like oreos? I miss them, they were my favorite girl scout cookies
Yes, I remember the cookie before its time. My fav though is the Trifoils/trefoils that are the shortbread that great to dunk into milk or coffee mmmmm!
re: toodie jane
You can find Vienna Fingers pretty much everywhere, at least in the Northeast. Keebler now makes them.
re: lvecch
I'll ask my grocer for them. thanks.
re: toodie jane
My Aunt used to bring them to me! They were called Yum-Yums!! The girl scout cookies with coconut, caramel and choco are a close 2nd. But, Yum-Yums they were the best!
I used to LOVE brown edge wafers. Was that Sunshine too? I always used them to make my cheesecake crusts. So good.
As a child, my mother would put hydrox in the cookie jar and we would get really mad when we would carefully lift the cookie jar lid, get a cookie,put the lid back on without making any noise, and then find out we went to all that trouble for what we called "fake oreos". Must have been an adult thing because dad did not care if they were hydrox or not.This memory gave me a chuckle.
Brown Edge Wafers were from Nabisco and were a childhood favorite. I felt SO sophisticated eating them!
sadly they a few cookies didnt survive the merger with keebler as stated http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine... . my dad and i spent all day today on the hunt for some lemon coolers but i only found this article a few minutes ago... i did find a recipe for them here http://www.bigoven.com/recipe160333 and i know the girl scouts have their own version of them...
Here's a link that I hope works. It's the page for sending questions to Nabisco. I just sent a request that they bring back Brown Edge Wafers. Pitched it to them as bringing back a line of Nabisco "Classics" that would play on nostalgia.
You all can do the same. Maybe they'll listen if the Chowhounds get on board.


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The Washington Post looks at what happens when the U.S. actually fights low-priced Chinese imports with tariffs: The factories move... More
A welcome spotlight on trade deals
Reuters's Johnston goes to Korea to look at the prospects of a new agreement
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Source: #RedSox still very much engaged with @JLester31, process ongoing. Recent signings do not preclude his return.
CBSSports.com "The Boston Red Sox are trying hard for a huge free agent double play, as they are involved with not only Pablo Sandoval but also Hanley Ramirez, according to sources. The Red Sox are known to be in the middle of talks for star third baseman Sandoval, and after remaining in contact with Ramirez..." November 24
Hanley Ramirez terms with #RedSox, per source: Four years, $88M with fifth-year vesting option valued at $22M.
Hardball Talk "Big day for the Sox. On the same day they are expected to officially announce a deal with Hanley Ramirez, Jon Heyman reports that the Red Sox have reached an agreement with Pablo Sandoval for five years and close to $100 million. Sandoval had offers from both the Giants and the Padres as well,..." November 24
ESPN Boston "The Boston Red Sox, not content to wait for third baseman Pablo Sandoval's decision as to whether he will sign with the club, reportedly have come to terms with Hanley Ramirez on what is expected to be in the range of a five-year, $90 million agreement, FoxSports.com reported Sunday. Ramirez..." November 24
Hardball Talk "It's almost that time! The time to argue for a couple of months on-end about the Hall of Fame! The ballot has been released. Here it is, with 17 holdovers and 17 newcomers. Here are the new guys: Randy Johnson Pedro Martinez John Smoltz Carlos Delgado Gary Sheffield Nomar..." November 24
ESPN.com "Free-agent third baseman Pablo Sandoval is expected to make a decision about his baseball future this week, according to his brother and co-agent. Michael Sandoval did not specify which teams are in the running, but he told ESPNBoston.com's Gordon Edes on Saturday that Pablo Sandoval has..." November 23
San Francisco Gate "I hear Pablo Sandoval has received his highest contract offer from the Padres but is leaning toward accepting an offer from the Red Sox, though events could change in a hurry. Giants assistant GM Bobby Evans, who spoke with agent Gustavo Vasquez on Thursday morning, had suggested the third..." November 23
Boston Globe "The Red Sox might be pulling ahead in the race for Pablo Sandoval. A major league source indicated the Red Sox' five-year, $95 million offer may be in the lead over Sandoval's offers from the San Francisco Giants and the San Diego Padres. It's not certain whether any of the teams have..." November 23
NESN "The Pablo Sandoval sweepstakes just welcomed a surprise entrant. The San Diego Padres have joined the Boston Red Sox and San Francisco Giants in aggressively pursuing Sandoval, CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman reported Thursday night. The Toronto Blue Jays and Chicago White Sox reportedly have shown..." November 21
According to a mAjor league source the Red Sox offer to Jon Lester falls into $110-$120 range over six years.
New York Daily News "Roger Clemens could be held in contempt of court and face sanctions for disobeying an order to turn over correspondence involving the disgraced baseball pitcher's agents and public relations guru to lawyers representing Clemens' former trainer, a Brooklyn judge said in court papers..." November 19
CBSSports.com "Pablo Sandoval and his agents boarded a flight Wednesday afternoon from Boston, and the Red Sox are expected to make an offer by Thursday or so in what looks like a strong and spirited competition between at least five teams, including the favored, big-market Boston and San Francisco teams. The..." November 19
Newark Star-Ledger "Things appear to be heating up on the possibility of the Phillies trading Cole Hamels to the Boston Red Sox front. According to Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal, the Phillies are doing background on three of the top prospects in the Red Sox organization including highly touted catcher Christian..." November 19
MLB Trade Rumors "The Red Sox have claimed Juan Francisco off waivers from the Blue Jays, Boston announced today. Francisco, 27, had been noted as a non-tender candidate by MLBTR's Mark Polishuk, and obviously was headed in that direction given the move by the Jays to expose him to the wire. Francisco is..." November 19
CSN New England "CSNNE.com's Red Sox Insider Sean McAdam joined Trenni Kusnierek on SNC Early Edition to discuss the reports that the Red Sox are discussing a deal with Sandoval. McAdam explained that it would be foolish for either party to sign now. " November 19
ESPN Boston "The Boston Red Sox made a contract offer to pitcher Jon Lester when he met with the team's owners earlier this week, according to a major league source. The terms of the offer were not disclosed, and the source said he did not expect Lester to make a quick decision. Lester met with the..." November 19
#Cardinals have joined the Red Sox, Cubs and Braves in pursuit of Jon Lester according to a club source which makes sense after Miller trade
ESPN Boston "Free agent Pablo Sandoval arrived in Boston on Monday for a meeting with Red Sox brass, who were said to be "all-in" on luring the third baseman away from San Francisco. An executive with one major league club at last week's GM meetings in Phoenix said the Sox were making a big push to sign the..." November 18
Hearing Pablo Sandoval has discussed deals in the 5-year, $80-90 million range with #sfgiants and #redsox.
Hardball Talk "If you haven't been following former major leaguer Jose Canseco on Twitter, you're really missing out. Recently, he tweeted about how his finger — surgically reattached after he had accidentally shot it off — fell off during a poker tournament. Now, Canseco tweets, he's selling both the severed..." November 18
Newsday "Biogenesis founder Anthony Bosch told federal investigators earlier this year that top sports agent Scott Boras orchestrated a meeting to help fabricate medical records and concoct a cover story to explain a failed drug test by Boras client Manny Ramirez, according to two sources with direct..." November 15
New York Post "Rest in peace, Awkward Manager Ambling From The Dugout to the Field So a Team Can Decide Whether To Challenge a Call. You won't be missed. Phase Two of Major League Baseball's extended instant-replay rollout hasn't yet been finalized, MLB executive vice president of baseball operations Joe..." November 13
MassLive.com "Shorten the game to six innings and make it to the World Series. The strategy used by the Kansas City Royals and San Francisco Giants last season is considered the "flavor of the month," one agent said Wednesday at the general managers meetings in the Arizona Biltmore Hotel. The Boston Red..." November 13
Boston Herald "Day 1 of the general managers meetings is in the books, and we already have a couple of key pieces of information that could influence the shape of the Red Sox rotation in 2015. First there's the news — first reported by FoxSports.com — that Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels has a no-trade..." November 12
Sandoval market appears down to #SFGiants, #RedSox. #WhiteSox interest seems limited, #BlueJays same. And Red Sox weighing other options.
FWIW, Red Sox are one of the six teams showing 'legitimate interest' in Jon Lester, per source http://t.co/ONd67t4Bnf
ESPN Boston "While there have been reports, most notably from Buster Olney of ESPN.com, that the San Francisco Giants are optimistic about re-signing Pablo Sandoval and that a deal could happen soon, an executive with another major league club said Tuesday that the Red Sox are "all in" on the free-agent third..." November 12
CSN New England "The Red Sox need a third baseman, a backup catcher and some bullpen depth for 2015. But one need outstrips them all: starting pitching. After dealing off 60 percent of their of their rotation last July, the Sox need at least two quality starters to add to Joe Kelly, Clay Buchholz and a handful..." November 12
Providence Journal "Ben Cherington left no room for equivocation: Xander Bogaerts will come to spring training as Boston's shortstop. Long considered the organization's most talented young player, Bogaerts showed the Red Sox enough even in an up-and-down rookie season for them to expect him to be a core part of their..." November 11
I know how hard this is to believe but a well-placed source predicted that Red Sox will re-sign Lester, and may go up to 6 yrs to do so
Hardball Talk "The Red Sox have a logjam of outfielders and most of the trade speculation has centered on Yoenis Cespedes. It's only natural, as he's only under team control for one more year and appears unlikely to sign an extension to stay in Boston. Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington addressed the..." November 10
Sandoval's agent, Gustavo Vasquez, plans to meet with #BlueJays, #SFGiants, #RedSox, #WhiteSox in Phoenix.
Boston Globe "It's sort of like David Ortiz leaving Boston for the Dodgers, or a reasonable equivalent. Pablo Sandoval should probably never leave San Francisco. Three World Series rings. Postseason hero. Lovable nickname (Kung Fu Panda) complete with fans who wear panda masks during his at-bats. But..." November 09
CSN New England "A year ago, Masterson seemed headed for a big free agent payday. But he and the Cleveland Indians couldn't get together on an extension last offseason, and last July the Indians dealt him to St. Louis. He was, in a word, abysmal with the Cardinals, compiling a 7.04 ERA in six games. There were..." November 05
Sporting News "Major League Baseball's Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners for 2014 were announced Tuesday night. Voting was done by MLB managers and coaches before the end of the regular season. Three American League squad was dominated by the Royals and Orioles, who met in the ALCS. Kansas City placed Alex..." November 05
Sox announce that Mike Napoli underwent surgery to address his sleep apnea this AM at MGH. Will be released from hospital this week.
ESPN Boston "The Red Sox on Friday announced that they had declined the $4 million option they held for 2015 on left-handed reliever Craig Breslow, making the 34-year-old pitcher a free agent. In a conference call with reporters Thursday night, GM Ben Cherington did not rule out the possibility of bringing..." October 31
MLB.com "Starting on Tuesday, the Red Sox can negotiate with free agents on other teams. And that could include a pitcher the Red Sox are extremely familiar with in lefty Jon Lester, the man they traded to the Oakland Athletics for Yoenis Cespedes back in July. The rotation is one of the key areas of..." October 31
MLB Trade Rumors "The Red Sox announced that they have signed right-hander Koji Uehara to a two-year extension that runs through the 2016 season. Alex Speier of WEEI.com reports that it is a two-year, $18MM contract (Twitter link). Uehara is represented by Mark Pieper of Relativity Sports. " October 31
CSN New England "Red Sox manager John Farrell, in an MLB Network Radio interview, dismissed a report that his coaching staff didn't like outfielder Yoenis Cespedes as "totally unfounded." "Totally surprised, completely off guard," Farrell said was his reaction to a New York Daily News story last weekend that..." October 30
MLB Daily Dish "Infielder Kevin Youkilis has decided to retire from baseball after a ten-year major league career, according to a tweet from his agency, Pro Star Management. Youkilis spent the 2014 season in Japan, appearing in 21 games for the Rakuten Golden Eagles. In ten major league seasons with the Red..." October 30
CBSSports.com "The Red Sox, in need of third base production, are prioritizing Giants postseason hero Pablo Sandoval as well as Chase Headley, according to people in the know. Boston may also take a look at Aramis Ramirez, if he become a free agent, though he is said to fit below Sandoval and Headley. Ramirez..." October 29
SB Nation "The Red Sox are going to trade Yoenis Cespedes. It's not what they initially wanted to do after sending Jon Lester to the A's for him in July, but that's what's going to end up happening. It's not necessarily a failing that will cause it, either, and you can likely dismiss any rumors about the Red..." October 28
New York Daily News "Yoenis Cespedes' decision to switch agents to Roc Nation is said to increase the likelihood the Red Sox will trade the Cuban slugger this winter while they can still get something substantial in return for him with his free agency pending after next season. If so, this poses yet another intriguing..." October 28
WEEI Boston "As time ticks toward the Red Sox having to make a decision on Craig Breslow's contract, the reliever remains realistic. The Red Sox have until five days after the completion of the World Series to decide whether or not to exercise Breslow's $4 million option for 2015. The 34-year-old lefty is..." October 24
Los Angeles Times "On the day after the NHL suspended Kings defenseman Slaya Voynov after his arrest for alleged domestic violence, the incoming commissioner of Major League Baseball said his league hopes to have a policy in place to cover such incidents next year. Rob Manfred, who replaces the retiring Bud Selig..." October 23
Boston Globe "Jay Z's Roc Nation has announced that they have brought another sports star into their fold: Red Sox outfielder Yoenis Cespedes. The entertainment company, which represents athletes such as Kevin Durant, CC Sabathia, and Victor Cruz, tweeted the news Monday afternoon that Cespedes was now a Roc..." October 21
Hardball Talk "Koji Uehara struggled down the stretch and was shut down by the Red Sox for much of September, but Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that the team has had "preliminary talks" about re-signing the free agent reliever. After being un-hittable for nearly two seasons Uehara went through a..." October 20
Appears as though Red Sox have agreed to terms with Chili Davis to become hitting coach


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Gamer kit - The Asus "Commando" and Sapphire's "The Godfather"
Two items of hardware to make gamers salivate.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes sifts through the marketing hyperbole and casts his critical eye over the latest technological innovations to find out which products make the grade and which don't.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is an internationally published technology author who has devoted over a decade to helping users get the most from technology.
Two items of hardware to make gamers salivate.
A few weeks ago the media were predicting the death of Microsoft's Zune portable media player based on the fact that the software wasn't yet Vista compatible. Well, now it is.
After a decent debut month, it seems that Microsoft's Zune has failed to gain much in the way of traction against the iPod.
Researchers from the University of Washington claim that joggers who make use the iPod Sport kit ($29) are putting their privacy at risk. The research was carried out by T. Scott Saponas, Jonathan Lester, Carl Hartung, and Tadayoshi Kohno of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington and centers around the Nike+iPod Sport Kit from Apple.
At a recent junket up in Redmond, Bill Gates told the audience of invited bloggers that DRM has "huge problems" and that people should "people should just buy a CD and rip it. You are legal then," (putting this in context, he said this is response to a question posed by Michael Arrington in relation to the long term viability of DRM). Does this signal a change in how Microsoft views DRM, or is it that Gates doesn't agree with the direction that Microsoft is taking with regards to DRM?
With all the talk about iPods and Zunes (not forgetting all the other portable media players out there) I'm surprised that there isn't more talk about quality earphones. After all, these are the business end for most of these devices!
This post is a follow-up to the problem I blogged about yesterday regarding graphics-related issues with PSone and PS2 games being played on the PS3.The problem is pretty serious and Sony are keeping users in the dark as to when they can expect a fix.
Actually, awful isn't a strong enough word. If you're trying to get your hands on a PlayStation 3 games console for the Holidays and you plan to use it to play PSone and PS2 games on it, you need to read this.
The other day the New York Times published a short article which attempted to draw some conclusions about iPod and iTunes sales based on a report published by Forrester Research. Instead of coming to any sensible conclusion, all the article did was highlight a total lack of statistical understanding at the NYT.
So far Microsoft has released 133 patches for vulnerabilities rated as Critical or Important (there may be an out of cycle patch for the current 0-day Word vulnerability before the year is out). How many will we see in 2007?


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