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Place 5 pitted Medjool dates in a small bowl; cover with boiling water and let sit until softened, about 10 minutes. Drain; transfer dates to a food processor. Add 1 cup gochujang (Korean hot pepper paste) and 2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil. Purée until smooth.
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Report: Democrats Refuse to Allow Skeptic to Testify Alongside Gore At Congressional Hearing
By: Marc Morano - Climate DepotApril 23, 2009 7:01 PM
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Washington DC: UK's Lord Christopher Monckton, a former science advisor to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, claimed House Democrats have refused to allow him to appear alongside former Vice President Al Gore at high profile global warming hearing on Friday at 10am. Monckton told ClimateDepot.com that the Democrats rescinded his scheduled joint appearance at the House Energy and Commerce hearing on Friday. Monckton said he was informed that he would not be allowed to testify alongside Gore when his plane landed from England Thursday afternoon.
"The House Democrats' don't want Gore humiliated, so they slammed the door of the Capitol in my face," Monckton told Climate Depot in an exclusive interview. "They are cowards."
According to Monckton, Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas), Ranking Member on the Energy & Commerce Committee, had invited Lord Monckton to go head to head with Gore and testify at the hearing on Capitol Hill Friday. But Monckton now says that when his airplane from London landed in the U.S. he was informed that the former Vice-President had "chickened out" and there would be no joint appearance. Gore is scheduled to testify on Friday to the Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment's fourth and final day of hearings on the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009. The hearing will be held in 2123 Rayburn House Office Building.
According to Monckton, House Democrats told the Republican committee staff earlier this week that they would be putting forward an unnamed 'celebrity' as their star witness Friday at a multi-panel climate hearing examining the House global warming bill. The 'celebrity' witness turned out to be Gore. Monckton said the GOP replied they would respond to the Democrats 'celebrity' with an unnamed 'celebrity' of their own. But Monckton claims that when the Democrats were told who the GOP witness would be, they refused to allow him to testify alongside Gore.
"The Democrats have a lot to learn about the right of free speech under the US Constitution. Congress Henry Waxman's (D-CA) refusal to expose Al Gore's sci-fi comedy-horror testimony to proper, independent scrutiny by the House minority reeks of naked fear," Monckton said from the airport Thursday evening.
"Waxman knows there has been no 'global warming' for at least a decade. Waxman knows there has been seven and a half years' global cooling. Waxman knows that, in the words of the UK High Court judge who condemned Gore's mawkish movie as materially, seriously, serially inaccurate, 'the Armageddon scenario that he depicts is not based on any scientific view,'" Monckton explained.
A call to the Democratic office of the House Energy and Commerce Committee seeking comment was not immediately returned Thursday night.
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That was a fun read! I get what everyone says about it now. It was good no wait it was great! I would have said amazing if I hadn't been so down while reading it. I can't believe how unique this book is. Yeah there were the vamps and the werewolves but there were so many new creatures I've never heard of. I don't know if White made it up or they're real. Either way this is a great book. And I'll just type up a quick review instead of my usual 3 paragraph reviews. I'm not in a bright mood. But this book lightened it up a bit more. It was unputdownable and for that I give it 5 stars!
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ASIA/INDIA - The Bishops to the President: We will give a great contribution to the country
New Delhi (Agenzia Fides) - The Indian Church prays for the elections which will be held in April and will continue to give its valuable contribution to the nation, especially in the field of education and social services: this is what the Indian Bishops said during the meeting with the President of the Indian Union, Shri Pranab Mukherjee. As reported to Fides by Fr. Joseph Chinnayyan, spokesperson of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India (CBCI), the nation's leaders met the new Presidency Council of Bishops in recent days, formed by Cardinal Baselios Cleemis (president), Bishops Andrews Thazhath and Filipe Neri Ferrao (the two vice-presidents), and by Mgr. Albert D' Souza (Secretary General).
Shri Pranab Mukherjee said he appreciated the service rendered by Christians to the nation and the total dedication of the spiritual leaders of the Church, Bishops, priests, religious and lay people committed to improving the lives of the people of India, for peace and harmony. The President noted with satisfaction the Catholic Church's initiative to observe a special Day of prayer for the elections, hoping that the new members of Parliament will ensure the proper functioning of civil institutions, in the interest of the nation and the well-being of the Indian people.
The note sent to Fides also reports that the Bishops have expressed great joy and hope for the news that the Holy Father approved the miracles attributed to the intercession of Blessed Kuriakose Chavara and Blessed Sister Euphrasia of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. (PA) (Agenzia Fides 15/04/2014)
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I am unable to retrieve the voice activated option to call or send a text. When I press the genius button it flips through the screen and returns to my main screen.
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@ppalacios0624 I'm sorry to hear about that. When was this feature last working for you? Shyguysng is correct, as I power down my device once per day, but also make sure to clear items that can harm the device before doing the master reset. Sometimes, just clearing application data from used applications, uninstalling third-party applications that may be harmful to the device, clearing long text threads and browser cache/cookies/history before a soft reset can eliminate this problem without having to do the master reset. Should a master reset be needed, know that it will not delete items saved to your SIM card, SD card or Gmail account. please let us know if you need any additional assistance and have a great day.
I tried calling tech support with Tmobile and the tech told me to delete the program. He said he would call back because that did not help. He never called back.
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I am afraid to do a master reset. I have a lot of photos that I need to copy.
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I will try the master reset after I copy photos.
I found a video that gave instructions on how to reset the phone. I sure hope that helps.
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I like this mascara, already bought it several times. Even though it is not waterproof, it does not move, which is a big plus for me.
My eyes are super sensitive, sometimes wet and tearing from allergies (and one of my eyes has a chronic inflammation), so that I need a product, that is good to my eyes and easy to remove. This mascara delivers it all. It is easy to apply, it stays all day long and is removed easily.
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I find this mascara on my top lid throughout the day. It seems like it just never dries. The bonus size seems to be better than the full size. I know that seems crazy, but it's true. I will never buy this again, being that I have to wipe it off my lid throughout the day. I also notice flaking with it also. I have found much better brand in the drugstore for a third of the price. And this is coming from someone who using many clinique products on a regular basis. I have never tried a Clinique mascara that I really like.
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I really like this mascara! It gives good length and thickness to my sparse lashes. It delivers what is promises, and the price is reasonable. I often get them as GWP's, so the price is right!
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Actually,I think this mascara is pretty decent.
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Bathrooms were share, but kept very clean, also rooms. Some 2-3 stars hotels are nowhere close by quality to this hostel! Staff very friendly although speaking very poor English, which is normal in Spain :) Location - excellent, if you're going to a football, basketball or handball match to FCB stadium or arena - only 10 min walk. Close to shops and metro station. Internet working smoothly in the room (no need to go to lobby) and included in price. - Anonymous
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I am watching all of the candidates closelySubmitted by Crabacado on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 11:17
and here is what I see.
The AIPAC chickenhawk warmonger rhetoric is off the charts right now. It appears that pandering has no limit. Glad to see the non participation by Dr Paul.
Mitt Rmoney get's 300-400 at his rally's. He even bussed in 100's of students at Ford Field. His message is weak and vague, thus confusing. He even retread his old line today that in Israel, the olive trees are the right height. To me, that sounds like camouflaged racism.
Rick Santorum has his telescope zoomed on the war vote. This is clear. Crusader who speaks to 50-150 at his rally's. The rest are staff.
Newt Gingrich just wants to be relevant and get a speaking slot in Tampa, nothing more.
Ron Paul is over capacity at EVERY SINGLE EVENT!
Thousands upon thousands almost daily.
We have reached the tipping point. Next is critical mass with multiple State wins today.
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Amber waves of grain
I always laugh when Romney is reduced to singing the lyrics of some cheesy patriotic song. He seriously says "O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain" as much as Dr. Paul says "Conduct a Full Audit of the Fed, Bring our troops home, and Cut $1T out of the budget in the first year."
I guess when you're running on the status quo, spacious skies are more important than the Fed monetizing debt.
"Where liberty is, there is my country." -Benjamin Franklin
He is running
on the recollection of what this country once was, and the dream that somehow (blank out), by some of the same old politics as we've had for ever and a day (blank out)...it will be that way again. His slogan: "Believe in [the dream of what] America [once was]."
Mitt: you can't polish a turd. The problems are not with the surface finish - they are with what's underneath. There is only real ideal that America has stood for, better than any other nation before or since. It's the reason America succeeded in a far shorter a period than any nation in history. And it's the reason we are stumbling today.
The supremacy of the individual over the collective.
Mitt, once you grasp that, if you ever do, you will see why we worship Ron Paul, and only tolerate you and your kind.
Powerful song but weal rhetoric
One day, I'm gonna' change my name to Dale Lee Paul
Ever seen a tree that wasn't the right height?
Mitt must think SC has wrong sized palm trees
One day, I'm gonna' change my name to Dale Lee Paul
He even retread his old line
He even retread his old line today that in Israel, the olive trees are the right height. To me, that sounds like camouflaged racism.
Did he really say that?? That's just camouflaged eeuhmm... I don't know, but I'm seriously beginning to think Romney may have a case of autism. I mean that in the most non-insulting way possible, but he's showing a lot of signs: the weird repetitive speeches, the stiltedness, the way he emotes (or rather doesn't), they way he stumbles when he has to go 'off-script'.
It could be caused by any number of things or maybe it's just how he is. But that's what I notice about the guy.
His father was very interested in mind control.
Maybe his programming is slipping.
Well, if he thought little
Well, if he thought little Mitt would make a fine president one day he must've been brainwashed himself.
Yes he really said it
but thankfully he didn't monotone America the Beautiful
One day, I'm gonna' change my name to Dale Lee Paul
lol, I'm surprised he hasn't
lol, I'm surprised he hasn't considered auto-tune.
You mean like this?
One day, I'm gonna' change my name to Dale Lee Paul
That was a good shot
of laughter...LOL!
"I, __________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic."
There is no duration defined in the Oath
haha I should've known the
haha I should've known the internet was ahead of me. This is actually pretty eerie
It feels good, and people are fired up...Watch out America it is time for a reckoning!
"Observe the masses,and do the opposite."
Success is imminent!
One day, I'm gonna' change my name to Dale Lee Paul
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
Yeah,come on Super Tuesday!
It's time for some Ron Paul! A win or two would do wonders for the campaign. Dr. Paul has campaigned tirelessly since the beginning. It's shameful the way the GOP and the media have tried to thwart his campaign. Today could spin the race all around. The media is trying so hard to push the Mitt/Santorum two man contest, with hardnosed Newt out there somewhere. No mention of Paul hardly at all. Today is the day to MAKE NOISE.
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I wish the world was a little more "color blind." [Read more...]
Did you see this crazy story about a white candidate who pretended to be black?
Dave Wilson is white. But to win a seat on the Houston Community College Board of Trustees in a district that is predominantly composed of African-American voters, Wilson, a conservative Republican, led voters to believe he was black.
According to CBS affiliate KHOU-TV, Wilson's direct mail campaign included a flier with smiling black faces he says he found on the Internet. "Please vote for our friend and neighbor Dave Wilson," the accompanying text read.
In another flier, the text said he had been endorsed by Ron Wilson, a popular black former state representative. But the Ron Wilson who endorsed him was Dave's cousin Ron, not the ex-lawmaker.
"He's a nice cousin," Wilson told the network, chuckling. "We played baseball in high school together."
Nevermind his cousin lives in Bloomfield, Iowa, about 940 miles from Houston.
I think what Wilson was trying to prove was that it's really hard for some voters to get past the race issue.
It made me think of this Saturday Night Live routine that poked fun at how difficult it would be for President Obama to lose the support of his black supporters. It's pretty funny!
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Oprah Winfrey recently said in a BBC interview that President Obama is disrespected by Americans because of his race. [Read more...]
A news anchor of Oakland, California's Frank Somerville recently gave viewers a glimpse of his normal life, off the television set. This photo of him taking the braids out of his daughter's hair got an overwhelming response.
I've met many of you at book signings I've done with my co-writer Nancy French. A few months ago, I was in Washington, DC where we were signing copies of "Not Afraid of Life: My Journey So Far." (Have you bought your copy?!) It just so happened that CPAC was going on down the street, so we also attended some of those functions.
My mom delivered an amazing speech, Occupy Wall Street tried to interrupt her talk, and reporters were everywhere. (In other words, it was a lot of fun!) However, the Huffington Post posted video of Nancy and her family between the speeches. Immediately, there were over a thousand very hateful comments. Why?
Nancy and her husband David have three kids – two who are her biological kids and one she adopted from Ethiopia. Believe it or not, the liberal HuffPo readers were angry that Nancy – a Republican – would raise a black child.
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Established in 1906, the Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun, is one of the oldest institutions of its kind, and acclaimed the world over.
The Institute's history is vertually synonymous with the evolution and development of scientific forestry, not only in India, but over the entire Indian sub-continent.
Set in a lush green estate spread over 450 hectares, with the outer Himalaya forming its back drop, the Institute's main building is an impressive edifice, marrying Greco-Roman and Colonial styles of architecture, with a plinth area of 2.5 equipped laboratories,library, herbarium, arboreta, printing press and experimental field areas for conducting forestry research, quite in keeping with the best of its kind anywhere in the world.
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Shares plummeted yesterday despite positive financial results, and analysts shared concerns that the No 2 portal felt vulnerable, as the Agents Mutual group of estate agents readies its own super-portal for launch in the new year.
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If Labour's mansion tax proposals were to become law, there are - according to the latest research by Hoopla here - 86,000 taxable properties in the capital and 110,000 across the country. Click through for anecdotal evidence of sales of £2m+ London homes stalling in the run up to the election.
Congratulations to innovative property search engine Nestoria, on its purchase of Find Properly… a London-centric search tool for drilling down into the market via real-world criteria (including travel times to frequently-visited locations, crime stats, green space etc… the things that matter). Nestoria's already made great strides in making property search more intelligent, so Nestoria and Find Properly look like a good match. For the moment, the two sites continue to operate discreetly, but don't be surprised to see some of Find Properly's innovations appearing within Nestoria soon. More here.
At home in Camden with Quentin Jones [Sunday Telegraph]Leaked memo reveals Agents' Mutual co-operative's plan to "hold back" properties from major websites [Daily Telegraph]North London properties for home-workers [Ham & High]Angelina Jolie property hunting in Marylebone? [Mail on Sunday]Views from the top [Mail on Sunday]Table made from Ikea catalogues… don't do it [Curbed]
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According to data gathered by Chestertons estate agents, it's St John's Wood, where weekly rentals averaged £1,889 in Q3 and gross yields of 4.2% also topped all other Prime London locations. (Averages in Prime London are £915pw and 3.1%.) Accompanying comment points to large company relocations packages as sources for the revenue, and a 20 minute journey to Canary Wharf as convenient.
It's in Bournemouth, but it's worth a peek (video courtesy of the Daily Mail). A disgruntled tenant shouts into the face of a surprised agent and sweeps the contents of her desk to the floor. No wonder she's surprised. Turns out the man has no connection to Lovett International letting agents, and appears to have confused the agency with another one.
But remember agents, while a video camera can be your friend, it can also be your foe.
Those ONS figures… [BBC]African buyers lead foreign sales in London [Opp Connect]Myleene Klass… the rich have rights, too [Guardian]Leyton… it's gonna be good for cyclists [Londonist]
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Not until the first quarter of 2016, according to a new statement by the bank, which singles out slowing economic growth as the main reason for putting back its forecast by 12 months.
They're down (according to Rightmove) 1.7% October-to-November, but before we read too much into this it comes after a 2.6% rise last month and is lower than the forecast dip. There are seasonal expectations, too, as vendors try to move before the new year. On an annual basis asking prices are up 8.5%, higher than last month's 7.6% gain and above expectations. Focusing on London, asking prices are up 16.2% on the year, and 0.8% on the month.
This south Kensington penthouse has three bedrooms, panoramic views from the roof terrace, hot tub, gym and a history of ownership that includes actor Hugh Grant (2002/3… or the Love, Actually period, if you like that kind of thing). Price on application. Particulars here.
They've pegged the London house price index at a four-year low of -35, from -9 a month ago. London's the only the region to get a negative rating from RICS, with changes to the supply-demand balance and nerves over a potential mansion tax identified as drivers.
According to Rentindex, average rents are up 2.7% on the year, leaving the figure at a new record high of over £650. Get the graph here. And that's not all. Arrears, says LSL, are down, falling by 9% on the year, with evictions down 16% in the last quarter. More here.
Kudos to Homes & Property for this guide to the London homes that (apparently) have to go before the end of the year. How about £200,000 off this small but well-located Bayswater apartment?
Big plans for imposing Preston Hall [Daily Telegraph]Buyers' market? [Sunday Telegraph]Canary Wharf's residential push [Reuters]easyProperty's plans for flotation [Sunday Express]
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Halifax data reveals surprise house price fall [press release]Letting and the Brown era [Property Hawk]Second homes ban proposed in St Ives [Daily Telegraph]Scherzinger on her move to London [Daily Mirror]
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Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, the 5,400-passenger ship that gave new meaning to the term "mega-ship" when it launched in 2008, underwent a fairly substantial overhaul in late 2014.
The purpose of Oasis' two-week dry dock was to bring the world's largest cruise ship up to date with the latest dining and technology innovations being rolled out on Royal Caribbean's newest ships. The biggest of these innovations is the line's Dynamic Dining concept, which will see the classic cruise ship main dining room abandoned in favor of a bevy of restaurants -- both free and for-fee.
Unfortunately, the complexities of retrofitting an existing ship with a new design concept means that most of the new eateries and/or menus won't be ready on Oasis until 2015. Royal says it will roll out the new Dynamic Dining concept -- nearly 20 restaurants, allowing passengers to 'tailor' their eating experience to their own preferences -- on Oasis overnight on March 14, 2015. Until then, passengers will continue to have a traditional main dining room experience in the newly decorated spaces.
The restaurants that are already open include: Sabor Taqueria & Tequila Bar: A Mexican restaurant, which was first introduced on Navigator of the Seas, is alfresco on The Boardwalk -- making it well suited for a Caribbean sailing; and Coastal Kitchen, which is only available to suite passengers.
The big change involves carving out space in the Opus Dining Room -- a single dining room laid out over three decks and serving the same menu -- with the launch of three completely different restaurants: American Icon Grill, Silk and The Grande.
The three-deck space is still joined by a three-story atrium, but the line has worked hard to achieve separation -- adding sheer curtains to Silk and landscape-paneled dividers to American Icon Grill
Other changes/debuts include: The for-fee Izumi, the teppanyaki and sushi joint, is in the process of being moved and expanded; and Wonderland, an avant garde restaurant which debuted on Quantum of the Seas.
Internet. Oasis had its internet service upgraded as part of Royal's partnership with O3b, which purports to offer passengers internet speeds comparable to those available on shore. The Royal iQ app is part of the new technology package, as well, and will allow passengers to book reservations for restaurants, shore excursions and spa appointments directly from a smartphone or tablet.
Suites. The Oasis refurbishment also saw 10 new suites added to the ship overlooking the AquaTheater and Boardwalk 'neighborhood.' What's more, suite passengers will be able to enjoy a couple of exclusive new spaces on Deck 17 -- the Suite Lounge, the Sun Deck and the Coastal Kitchen suite-only restaurant.
Although it's been more than five years since Oasis launched, the ship has aged well, and its original industry-changing design touches -- such as the first-ever Boardwalk and Central Park at sea, which uniquely occupy space that's carved out of the middle of the ship -- are still legendary.
Also amidships, Entertainment Place, a hub for night owls, offers ice skating and disco, comedy and jazz, and a three-tiered theater that features "Cats," the multi-Tony Award-winning Broadway show. Particularly dazzling is the ship's AquaTheater, with its "deepest pool at sea," which serves as a platform for performers such as divers and synchronized swimmers.
The Royal Promenade could get ridiculously congested during parades, and you could wait a while for an elevator. But there were plenty of places to get away from fellow passengers -- such as the wrap-around promenade on Deck 5, and the aforementioned Central Park, which was quiet most of the time. There also are a couple of open-to-all balconies overlooking the AquaTheater (one's on Deck 11, starboard); there's another off-beat spot, all the way forward and above the solarium, which most people miss.
Sure, the ship is large, but it doesn't feel as massive as you'd expect it to and that's a credit to its design. The neighborhood concept really does work -- Central Park with its thousands of living plants is wonderful and there are reasons to be there day (Park Cafe for freshly made salads, sandwiches and breakfast fare; fun tours of art and foliage; and lots of comfortable chairs in which to read) and night (noshing at the outdoor tables at Vintages, the wine bar, and at Giovanni's, the ship's Italian restaurant). After dinner, the Entertainment Zone is a magnet. On sunny days, congregating on the pool deck is a typical activity -- and while it can be crowded, you can always find a lounge chair.
RCI really missed the mark on this one. While Oasis is really Big and beautiful.....that's about it. From talking to people on the boat I noticed to types of cruisers. First Timers (mostly not English speaking)and true veterans. That's a really ...continue
Embarkation was smooth. Parked at Park N Go for $7.99 a day with reservation. They help getting luggage out of vehicle and onto bus. Park right at luggage racks at port. Was on the ship in the Windjammer in 20 minutes. There was a large variety ...continue
We did the eastern and western Caribbean back to back cruises. We had been on the Oasis two years ago and really enjoyed it. This time the crew was new to ship not used to the changes after major rehab and things were totally disorganized from ...continue


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TNT has had both great successes and big disappointments when it comes to their original scripted shows. Which of the current crop will be cancelled or renewed for another season? Stay tuned!
Scripted TNT shows listed: Dallas, Falling Skies, Franklin & Bash, The Last Ship, Legends, Major Crimes, Murder in the First, Perception, Rizzoli & Isles, and Transporter: The Series.
Last update: Latest ratings for Transporter: The Series added.
There's lots of data that TNT execs look at when deciding whether to renew or cancel a TV series but ratings are the major ingredient. Here's an updated listing of all of their recent/current primetime scripted shows.
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You can see other networks' rankings here:
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These figures are updated automatically as new ratings are released (usually a day or so after the broadcasts). The averages are based on the final national numbers (live plus same day viewing). For technical reasons, I have to resort them manually so feel free to let me know if I missed something.
The demo numbers, which are typically most important to the broadcast networks, aren't quite as vital to cable channels because their audiences are usually much smaller. Demo numbers are typically reported using the 10ths decimal place (2.4, for example). In the averages, I'm using an extra decimal for easier ranking.
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Limited-Time Left Living in Boston! Where to Eat Before I Move?
- Snomad Feb 20, 2014 11:46 AM
Hello fellow food lovers!
There's a chance I'm moving to the West Coast next year, so I've decided to compile a list of all the places I must try in the city before I go. I'm looking for local restaurants in Boston (non-chain) that are really something special (can be well-known spots, but want them to be unique). Suggestions for cocktails lounges/bars are also welcome.
So, the question is where would you go if you knew you only had a little time left in Boston?
Thanks in advance for your help!
re: carolinadawg
Ooooh. Good one! Thanks, carolinadawg!
re: Taralli
Hi Taralli, I'm happy to go back to places I've been. Open to any suggestions.
re: Snomad
But what have you liked? I'm assuming that's why Taralli asked
Also, what do you mean by west coast? If going to a place like San Francisco, I'd be less focused on something like Chinatown. If it's a small town, then I'd definitely want to hit Peach Farm, New Shanghai, Q, GDH etc.
re: mkfisher
Small town setting without a lot of dining options, so I'm hoping to eat everything from amazing local hole-in-the-wall to exciting new chef restaurants before I move. And i eat everything.
re: Snomad
Well, then all those places in Chinatown I mentioned.
A trip up to the north shore for some roast beef and fried clams.
Lobster roll at Belle Isle.
L'Osteria for some red sauce Italian.
Sapporo for a bowl of soy sauce ramen
re: Bugsey34
hope this is not a "Beetlejuice" thing.
re: Bugsey34
are you going to get the banana pancakes i posted about? remember to ask for extra cocoa nib butter!
(and Happy Bday)
p.s. i hope you've been/will be posting to a ribelle thread so we can follow your successes when we order!
re: opinionatedchef
The brunch is tomorrow, will post about it. I'm going with a big group so hope to try lots of dishes.
re: catsmeow
Big Belly clams at Clam Box for sure. That's definitely something you don't generally see outside of this area.
re: Chris VR
Clam Box was going to be my major suggestion too, chris. snomad, when you drive up there, you might enjoy making a day of it- Salem , Beverly Farms, Marblehead // or Ipswich, Essex, Newburyport- because they are such memorable New England port towns.(Particularly if you're going to be inland.)
re: catsmeow
atlantic fish is part of a company that owns hundreds of restaurants now. even before the sale to tavistock, it was part of the bbrg chain and the food is meh at best.
re: hotoynoodle
I as well as several dining companions that like to go there definitely find the food better than "meh."
re: catsmeow
fwiw, the bisque comes out of a bag. :(
re: hotoynoodle
Paper or plastic?
Well, of course,the original Regina Pizza. I would put old standby Hamersley's Bistro on the list. I think you should go to the Top of the Hub for at least a drink to bid farewell. Also, go to the Taj for a drink and get a table in the window looking out at the Public Garden. I wouldn't go for dinner, but go to the Union Oyster House when it's cold out for chowder and oysters at the bar. Go to your favorite red sauce place in the North End and then to Café Vittoria for coffee and desert.
re: addiez
Oleana and Sarma. I love both. tapas mondays at rendezvous in central square. cassoulet for a while longer there. Neptune Oyster. I haven't been to Wine Belly, but sounds great, as do all the new places in Kendall.
Neptune Oyster, Alden & Harlow, Island Creek Oyster, Row 34, Pinocchio's Pizza, Backbar (cocktails) + Casa B dinner, Bar at Clio, Galleria Umberto, Bergamot, Rendezvous, Eastern Standard (bar only), Taiwan Cafe
-Regina's, Santarpio's, Galleria Umberto
-Simco's, Sullivans (Castle Island), Belle Island,
-JJ Foleys, Doyle's, Amrheins
-Woodmans (Clam Box really, but closed out of season),
--Morse Fish (then a walk through the South End),
-Courthouse seafood (then a walk up to the Atwood Tavern 1/2 mile)
Mandy and Joe's (Brighton). The Dudley Chateau (Wayland), The Wayside Inn (Sudbury) , -The food is only fair at these joints but you wont see anything like them in small town California.
If I ever left, these are the places I'd miss the most:
Peach Farm (yum), Hammersely's, No 9 Park, No Name Restaurant, Littlest Bar, Les Zygomats, Rialto, Tavern at the End of the World, Harvest, Washington Square Tavern, Artu's Pork sandwiches (taken to the Esplanade) with Flour for dessert, Greek Corner, Chocolate Brunch @ the Langham, Clio, The Paramount, Posto, The Oak Bar, Modern Pastry, and L'espalier (although less so in the new space) and finally, Grill 23.
re: TechieTechie
Thank you, Techie Techie! This is exactly what I was looking for.
I know it probably wouldn't make a lot of lists, but if I were leaving I would be eating buffalo chicken fingers from Ma Magoo's in Fresh Pond almost every day. Make sure you get their honey mustard to go with it. So good.
Snomad I hope you'll end up near some skiable area. I met my wife at one and understand the importance.
If I was going to live before I leave Boston, I'd ask myself what my favorites are and go back to those. There is a lot of debate here about "where's the best" but after thinking about it for a minute I'd say:
Since 1926, Regina Pizzeria http://www.pizzeriaregina.com/
Red's diner in Salem MA for breakfast.
Speeds Dog, but no more.
Woodmans for clams and onion rings.
The original Chateau in Waltham for pasta and toasted raviolis.
Nick's "get out of dodge street" roast beef sub
Beverly Depot, I have a soft sport and would definitely make it a point for dinner since we had our wedding reception there, was downstairs ask to see it and they will probably oblige ( or tell them you will be getting married soon) amazing historical character. In a train station!
In the North End at this time of year, Massimino's for their soft-shell crab specials. L'Osteria for the stratachelli soup and fabulous antipasto salad. Neptune for just about everything. And would want one last chicken kabob salad from Dimirios, the little place on the corner of Brookline & Putnam in Cambridgeport.


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Timothee Bessett, the id Software developer that was responsible for porting many of id Software's popular games like Doom 3 and Quake 4 to Linux, has resigned from the popular game company.
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Timothee Bessett (also known as "TTimo") just had a brief statement posted yesterday regarding his resignation from id Software. "I resigned from id earlier this week. Folks who know me well were not terribly surprised, but I suppose I need to put that out there officially. I joined a small startup in Dallas, gaming related, but not fps or esports. Great people, great tech, and we're going to have a blast."
This is quite sad to see as Timothee was involved with id Software for more than a decade and his first Linux game port for them was Return to Castle Wolfenstein back in 2001. Since 2001 he's largely spearheaded most of id's Linux ports, including Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Doom 3, Quake 4, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, and Quake Live.
Besset had ported the client and server code and for some of the game launches even managed to ship the Linux support on the same-day as the Windows release. He was also involved with
the engine source-code drops
that id Software has done under the GPL license when their older id Tech engines no longer carry a commercial value.
Beyond working on the Linux ports, he also worked on the networking code for the id Tech engine. Timothee Besset had also ported some of the id Tech titles to Apple's Mac OS X.
Most recently he was suspected to have been working on
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, but now we have to wonder what state the Linux code is in with Besset having resigned.
Hopefully id Software will end up hiring a new full-time Linux-focused developer or at least contract the work out to Ryan "Icculus" Gordon, who has ported some id Tech games in the past such as Prey. At least John Carmack, the co-founder of id Software, remains a Linux fan so there is some hope left for a good outcome. There's been an ongoing discussion about Rage for Linux in
this forum thread
While this is a sad day seeing id Software's main Linux developer parting ways with the company after more than a decade of accomplishments, best of luck to Timothee Besset and his future endeavors. Hopefully he'll find his way to working on some of the
open-source Doom 3 projects
or other interesting projects within the Linux community.
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