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If Steely Dan worked to sound like the actual future, rather than Donald Fagen's nostalgic 1950s Worlds Fair perspective on it, they might sound something like Brooklyn's Ava Luna. A thrilling, lurching, bewildering, surprising frenzy of genre-splicing, this sextet's club shows are peppered with grooves and glitches. It's headbanging dubstep, it's postmodern soul, full of sound and fury. Summer Girlfriends and Celestial Shore open at 9:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Empty Bottle, 1035 N. Western. Tickets: $7. Call (773)276-3600; www.emptybottle.com.
So he broke up one of indie-rock's most beloved electronic projects. You're not the boss of James Murphy. Since the demise of LCD Soundsystem was smartly chronicled in the documentary "Shut Up and Play the Hits," Murphy has moved on to other film work, various collaborations (a track with Brit-rockers Pulp just surfaced) and occasional DJ sets. At 10 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Mid, 306 N. Halsted. Tickets: $25. Call (312) 265-3990; www.themidchicago.com.
Ultimate Fighting Championship figther Mark Munoz, on the road in support of Xyience Xenergy, signs autographs from 3-4 p.m. Jan. 26 at the GNC store in North Riverside Mall, 7501 W. Cermak, North Riverside. Visit www.xyience.com .
Here's "What's up, doc?" Warner Bros.' 20th annivesary of Bugs Bunny at the Symphony is at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26 and 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan. Created and conducted by George Daugherty, operatic numbers include "The Rabbit of Seville." Special guest appearances by Tom and Jerry, Scooby Doo and the Flintstones. Tickets are $35-$115. Recommended for ages 5 and up, infants will not be admitted. Visit www.cso.org .
These snow days were not meant for staying home. Head over to Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand, for Snow Days Chicago Jan. 25-27. Weekend activities include snow sculpting competitions, snow games for kids and a snowman hat toss. New this year is an interactive snowboarding experience. Hours are 4-8 p.m. Jan. 25; 11 a.m to 8 p.m. Jan. 26; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jan. 27. Admission is free. Visit www.navypier.com .
R&B singer Otis Clay celebrates 50 years in the business with a show featuring songs from his new release "Truth Is" along with old favorites that includes his hit single "Trying to Live My Life Without You." For the golden anniversary Clay might even throw down a little gospel, which is where he got his start and has remained active in the genre throughout his career. The show is at 9 p.m. Jan. 26 at FitzGerald's, 6615 W. Roosevelt, Berwyn. Tickets are $15. Visit www.ticketweb.com .
Jose James' 2013 tour, in support of the release of his new album "No Beginning No End," hits town 9 p.m. Jan. 30 at Lincoln Hall, 2424 N. Lincoln. Tickets are $15-$18. Visit www.lincolnhallchicago.com .
Flogging Molly, who formed in 1997 after a downturn in the economy left them in need of scrambling up new nest eggs, performs in support of their new album "Speed of Darkness," a euphemism for their lives' tailspin, at 7 p.m. Jan. 26 at Aragon Ballroom, 1106 W. Lawrence. Skinny Lister and Dave Hause open. Tickets are $29-$35. Visit www.aragon.com .
Singer, actor and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte is the keynote speaker during a Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration at 6 p.m. Jan. 28 at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall at Northwestern, 50 Arts Circle, Evanston. Admission is free. A screening of "Sing Your Song," a documentary on Belafonte's life is at 2 p.m. Jan. 26 in the Mary and Leigh Block Museum, 40 Arts Circle. Visit www.tic.northwestern.edu .
SoxFest 2013 is Jan. 25-27 at the Palmer House Hilton Hotel, 17 E. Monroe. Current and former Sox players scheduled to attend include John Danks and Tyler Flowers along with baseball greats Frank Thomas, Carlos May and Greg Luzinski. Activities include autograph and photo sessions, seminars and a giveaways. Hours are 4-9 p.m. Jan. 25; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. jan. 25; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 27. General admission is $35. Call (312) 609-1915; www.whitesox.com .
Explore the final frontier and beyond through the eyes and music of filmmaker/electronic musician Kenji Williams during his electrifying production Bella Gaia: A Poetic Vision of Earth from Space, which utilizes NASA visuals for a more gripping effect, at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at Dominican University, 7900 W. Divison, River Forest. Tickets are $24-$29. Visit www.dom.edu/pac .
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor discusses her book My Beloved World, which recounts her life growing up in a Bronx housing project, at 6 p.m. Jan. 30 at Harold Washington Library, 400 S. State. Visit www.chicagopubliclibrary.org .


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FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) - Arizona has executed the oldest person on its death row for killing a man in 1978.
Seventy-one-year-old Edward Harold Schad Jr. was given a lethal dose of the pentobarbital and was pronounced dead at 10:12 a.m. Wednesday at the state prison in Florence.
Schad was convicted twice of killing 74-year-old Lorimer "Leroy" Grove of Bisbee, in southeastern Arizona.
Grove was last seen leaving Bisbee pulling a trailer with his new Cadillac on the way to visit his sister in Washington state. He was found dead with a rope knotted around his neck on Aug. 9, 1978, south of Prescott.
Schad's execution was Arizona's 35th since 1992. His death leaves 121 people on the death row in the state, including two women.
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text: WikiLeaks Vindicates Cuba 'Embargo' by Humberto Fontova 19 Dec 2010 post a comment Share This: "Cuba Policy isn't made in Washington," griped Bill Press in a CNN column. "It's made in Miami by former Batista supporters who think they can reverse history!" "Bush's defense of the (Cuban) embargo serves a family voting bloc and little else!" once griped Kathleen Parker in a column. "A small number of powerful exiles in South Florida cow our politicians into keeping the crazy Cuban policy!" griped media baron Al Neuharth in USA Today. While in Rwanda in 2008, Bush answers press questions and affirms continuation of Cuba embargo. "The powerful Cuban exile lobby has long dictated the U.S.'s Cuba policy." Tim Padgett, Time Magazine. And it goes much further. Those insufferable Cuban-exile embargo lobbyists have managed to get Bill Buckley and Gore Vidal, Chris Dodd and Larry Craig, Pat Buchanan and Antonio Villaraigosa, George Will and Noam Chomsky, The Brookings Institution and the Cato Institute, the Wall Street Journal and The Nation, The U.S. Communist Party and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce--all on the same side of an issue. All of the above have come out publicly against the so-called Cuban embargo. All blame it on the "politically-powerful" and "well-heeled" Cuban-American lobby. And you are quite welcome, American Taxpayer. To wit: A (WikiLeaks) cable reported on a breakfast hosted by a U.S. diplomat in Havana with commercial and economic counselors from five of Cuba's largest trading partners -- China, Spain, Canada, Brazil and Italy -- plus key creditor nations France and Japan. The diplomats reported continuing problems collecting their Cuban debts, with the Japanese noting that after restructuring all of Cuba's official debt in 2009, Tokyo had not received any payments…."Even China admitted to having problems getting paid on time and complained about Cuban requests to extend credit terms from one to four years,'' the cable said. France and Canada responded with "welcome to the club. '' Last month South Africa was also forced to write off 1 billion Rand debt owed to them by Cuba. In fact , despite all the media and political gabble and scribble about some "Cuba embargo," the U.S. currently serves as Cuba's biggest food supplier and fifth biggest import partner, selling $710 million worth of U.S. products to Castro's fiefdom in 2008, and transacting more than $2 billion worth of business with Cuba in the last decade. Nowadays the so-called U.S. embargo merely stipulates that the Castro regime pay cash up front through a third–party bank for all U.S. agricultural products; no Ex-Im (U.S. taxpayer) financing of such sales. Enacted by the Bush team in 2001 this cash-up-front policy has kept the U.S. taxpayer among the few in the world not screwed and tattooed by Fidel Castro. Just ask the French, Canadians, Japanese, South African, etc. etc. etc. So again: U.S. taxpayer, you are quite welcome.


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GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina law requiring women who want an abortion to have an ultrasound and then have a medical provider describe the image to them is a violation of constitutional free-speech rights, a federal judge ruled Friday.
U.S. District Judge Catherine Eagles ruled that states don't have the power to force a health care provider to be the bearer of what she called an "ideological message in favor of carrying a pregnancy to term."
Eagles, who was nominated to the court by President Barack Obama, had put the law on hold a few months after the Republican-led state legislature passed it in 2011.
The law required abortion providers to place an ultrasound image next to a pregnant woman so she can view it, describe its features, and offer the patient the chance to listen to the heartbeat. The law required abortion providers to describe the dimensions of the embryo or fetus and the presence of external members and internal organs if they were present and viewable. The patient was not required to watch the display or listen to the explanation.
"The state has not established that the speech-and-display provision directly advances a substantial state interest in regulating health care, especially when the state does not require the patient to receive the message and the patient takes steps to avoid receipt of the message," Eagles wrote.
The ruling comes two months after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in an overturned Oklahoma law that would've an ultrasound image of a fetus before an abortion.
That leaves Louisiana, Texas and Wisconsin with laws in effect similar to those passed in North Carolina and Oklahoma, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that supports abortion rights.
In seven other states including Virginia, required ultrasounds must be offered for viewing to the patient before each abortion, according to the group. Virginia lawmakers proposed high-profile legislation in 2012 that would have forced women to undergo vaginally invasive ultrasound exams before having abortions. The procedure was deleted from the bill in favor of a mandated external ultrasonic exam and became law.
North Carolina legislators had argued that offering the ultrasound image to a woman seeking an abortion along with other information would promote childbirth. The law also would protect patients from potential coercion to have an abortion and emotional distress associated with the procedure, advocates said.
A legislator who was a key advocate of the law said he was confident the state would appeal Eagles' ruling.
"There is nothing in the law requiring the doctor to say anything that is not truthful or that is misleading," said House Majority Leader Paul Stam, R-Wake.
A spokeswoman for state Attorney General Roy Cooper, a Democrat, said only that state attorneys were reviewing the ruling.
"If these unconstitutional measures had gone into effect, doctors would have been prevented from using their best medical judgment to provide patients with care based on their specific individual needs," said Jennifer Rudinger, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina. "This law represented an egregious government intrusion into individuals' private medical decisions, and we are very pleased that it will not go into effect."
The ACLU, the Center for Reproductive Rights and Planned Parenthood Federation of America challenged the law on behalf of several North Carolina physicians and abortion providers.
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TECMESSA For the gods' love, relent. AJAX 'Tis a foolish hope, If thou shouldst now propose to school my mood. The doors are closed upon AJAX. TECMESSA goes out with EURYSACES. CHORUS singing strophe 1 O famed Salamis, thou amidst Breaking surges abidest ever Blissful, a joy to the eyes of all men. But I the while long and wearily tarrying Through countless months still encamped on the fields of Ida In misery here have made my couch, By time broken and worn, In dread waiting the hour When I shall enter at last the terrible shadow abode of Hades. antistrophe 1 Now dismays me a new despair, This incurable frenzy (woe, ah Woe's me!) cast by the gods on Ajax, Whom thou of old sentest forth from thy shores, a strong And valiant chief; but now, to his friends a sore grief, Devouring his lonely heart he sits. His once glorious deeds Are now fallen and scorned, Fallen to death without love from the loveless and pitiless sons of Atreus. strophe 2 His mother, 'tis most like, burdened with many days, And whitened with old age, when she shall hear how frenzy Has smitten his soul to ruin, Ailinon! ailinon! Will break forth her despair, not as the nightingale's Plaintive, tender lament, no, but in passion's wailing Shrill-toned cries; and with fierce strokes Wildly smiting her bosom, In grief's anguish her hands will rend her grey locks. antistrophe 2 Yea, better Hell should hide one who is sick in soul, Though there be none than he sprung from a nobler lineage Of the war-weary Greeks, yet Strayed from his inbred mood Now amidst alien thoughts dwells he a stranger. Hapless father! alas, bitter the tale that waits thee, Thy son's grievous affliction. No life save his alone Of Aeacid kings such a curse has ever haunted. AJAX enters, carrying a sword. As he speaks, TECMESSA also enters. AJAX All things the long and countless lapse of time Brings forth. displays, then hides once more in gloom. Nought is too strange to look for; but the event May mock the sternest oath, the firmest will. Thus I, who late so strong, so stubborn seemed Like iron dipped, yet now grow soft with pity Before this woman, whom I am loath to leave Midst foes a widow with this orphaned child. But I will seek the meadows by the shore: There will I wash and purge these stains, if so I may appease Athena's heavy wrath. Then will I find some lonely place, where I May hide this sword, beyond all others cursed, Buried where none may see it, deep in earth. May night and Hades keep it there below. For from that hour my hand accepted it, The gift of Hector, deadliest of my foes, Nought from the Greeks towards me hath sped well. So now I find that ancient proverb true, Foes' gifts are no gifts: profit bring they none. Therefore henceforth I study to obey The Gods, and reverence the sons of Atreus. Our rulers are they: we must yield. How else? For to authority yield all things most dread And mighty. Thus must Winter's snowy feet Give place to Summer with her wealth of fruits; And from her weary round doth Night withdraw, That Day's white steeds may kindle heaven with light. After fierce tempest calm will ever lull The moaning sea; and Sleep, that masters all, Binds life awhile, yet loosens soon the bond. And who am I that I should not learn wisdom? Of all men I, whom proof hath taught of late How so far only should we hate our foes As though we soon might love them, and so far Do a friend service, as to one most like Some day to prove our foe; since oftenest men In friendship but a faithless haven find. Thus well am I resolved. To TECMESSA Thou, woman, pass Within, and pray the gods that all things so May be accomplished as my heart desires. And you, friends, heed my wishes as she doth; And when he comes, bid Teucer he must guard My rights at need, and withal stand your friend. For now I go whither I needs must pass. Do as I bid. Soon haply you shall hear, With me, for all this misery, 'tis most well. AJAX departs. TECMESSA goes into the tent.
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Chapter 10. Chemoattractants in Fibrotic Disorders
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DOI: 10.1002/9780470720950.ch10
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Ciba Foundation Symposium 114 - Fibrosis
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Grotendorst, G. R., Paglia, L., Mcivor, C., Barsky, S., Martinet, Y. and Pencev, D. (1985) Chemoattractants in Fibrotic Disorders, in Ciba Foundation Symposium 114 - Fibrosis (eds D. Evered and J. Whelan), John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., Chichester, UK. doi: 10.1002/9780470720950.ch10
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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- The State Inspector General is reacting to the Lee County School Board's decision not to handle the investigation themselves into allegations against Superintendent Dr. Joesph Burke.
Tuesday, the school board voted 3-2 to send the investigation back to the the state and have the inspector general's office take care of it.
But Inspector General Mike Blackburn says it will now be up to the Education Commissioner on whether the investigation happens at all. He says, "we're going to wait and get the official response from the district, and when we get that response I'll meet with the commissioner. Ultimately it's the commissioner's decision, he makes that determination if he sends my office down or not."
When asked if it's a possibility the investigation won't happen at all, Blackburn said, "that is a possibility, but it's the commissioner's call."
He said in his short time in the position, Blackburn has not seen a school district return an investigation to his office in this fashion. But he stopped short of saying the school board went against his advice. "I wouldn't say that. We presented them two options. They had the option to conduct the investigation themselves or to refer it back to the commissioner and they chose the second one so now we'll determine if further investigation is warranted," he said.
The school board responded to the allegations once already-that Dr. Burke mismanaged money and suspended an active employee investigation. But the state wasn't satisfied with the results, and asked for more.
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SYLMAR, Calif. — Jan. 4, 2011 — DNF Controls today announced the release of the AnyWhere Interface Box (AIB), a compact single-box "missing link" solution that provides eight opto-isolated GPI inputs, eight relay contact closure GPO outputs, one RS422/RS232 serial port, and one 10 BaseT Ethernet port. Designed for applications in A/V, industrial, radio, and television broadcasting market segments, the AIB supports GPI-to-GPO(s), GPI-to-serial, GPI-to-Ethernet, and GPI-to-SNMP control; serial-to-GPO, Ethernet-to-GPO, and SNMP-to-GPO monitoring; and serial-to-Ethernet and serial-to-SNMP conversions; all of which are user-configurable.
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Easily managed by technical and nontechnical users alike, the AIB provides users with a Web browser-based configuration user interface featuring a series of drop-down menus and fill-in-the-box entries that make it easy to map an event input (GPI, serial, Ethernet, SNMP) to one or more action outputs (GPO, serial, Ethernet, SNMP). The configuration is saved in non-volatile storage in the AIB and can be saved to and restored from a PC.
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I have tried fage before but can't understand why everyone loves it so much. To me it taste like sour cream, which I like on tacos, but not alone. Also, it seems to negate a major benefit of yogurt- the calcium content is extremely low in comparison to regular yogurt.
Well, for me, I love how the 0% Fage is so creamy in texture even though it's fat-free. It's not all watery like American made yogurts. Pretty good protein content, too; no junky additives and still has the active cultures that are so healthy.
I love fage for it's texture and smooth taste-maybe it was a certain brand that tasted sour? I love it drizzled with honey and fresh fruit.
It does taste tangy like sour cream, I sub it for sour cream on everything I like sour cream on. It doesn't have the sugar added and unnatural flavoring of regular yogurt so you need to add your own like jelly, pure maple syrup is awesome on it, honey. I like it alone too, but I like tangy foods.
I like the taste of it with that on it better than regular yogurt, which I find to sweet and full of additives. Perhaps you didn't add anything? I would try it again. But it is a great sub for bad for you sour cream I eat it on tex-mex, baked potatoes, gyro, chili, etc.
My stepmom makes her own yogurt which is incredible, if I had that kind of time I would, it tastes a lot like Fage though.
I guess you could ask why anything. I can't imagine how people eat what passes for yogurt when they could eat fage. I'm not sure what you mean by "regular" yogurt but a lot of the more ordinary American brands seem watery to me, and mainly sour, instead of complex and flavorful. In Greece, regular yogurt is a lot like fage, and when I'm there I can't get enough of it. With honey.
First time I had Greek yogurt, in Cyprus, I was blown away. Had the same experience with Fage when I got back to the States. After a while I realized that it's not that hard to make a similar product by straining pretty much any brand of plain yogurt, as long as it's not loaded up with thickeners and other crap. So really any brand of 'natural' plain yogurt, I guess. Just put it in a drip coffee maker or a strainer lined with a coffee filter and let it drip for a few hours, until it's as thick as you want it. Really good!
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Give me European-style yogurt any day over American-style. There are several domestic yogurts made in the Eurpean style that I like: Nancy's and Mountain High are on my short list. Thick, rich and creamy, they have a tang and depth of flavor than Dannon, Continental, etc., can't touch.
It can take some getting used to, but now I can't stop eating it (I like it with a touch of honey and some berries). I don't eat yogurt for the calcium -- that's what my multi-vitamin is for. I eat it because it tastes good, and it's low in carbs (I'm diabetic) and high in protein. The 2% Fage has 17 grams of protein.
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|Tue, 03-18-2014 - 11:39am
I am in a relationship with a man who has younger children. No matter how hard I try, I just can't like his children. I have children of my own (grown) so I do know about raising kids. I can be polite to his children and endure their visits but the thought of having to take care of them for any length of time has me seriously considering my future with this man. I love him but not his children. I don't want to be their stepmother but I do want to be his wife. He knows I struggle with his children but he thinks that I will "get used" to them and learn to love them like he does. I don't see that ever happening. I cringe when we have his kids and I try to make sure I have to work the days they are there. I can't possibly be the only woman on earth who has gone through this. Can anyone offer advice?
|Tue, 03-18-2014 - 1:00pm
The only advice I can offer is not to marry him. He comes as a package with his kids so unless you want to wait until they are grown up, it just will not work. When I married my 2nd DH, his DD was about 12. She had been a nice kid and I could tolerate her, although I never felt close to her because she was just so different from my DD, who was one year older. But I tried always to treat her nicely and we never had any arguments. But in her teen years she rebelled, I guess, and just caused so much trouble in the household. I just never enjoyed being around her. Right now I am thinking of a couple that I know who are divorced--she has boy-girl twins and he has a gilr, who he has custody of and the kids are all the same age. The kids really bonded and they really are a blended family. I'm sure they have problems like everyone else, but I think that people should not get married unless they can fully accept the other person's kids. I don't think you have to love them like your own, which may never happen, but if you really hate having them around, then it's not fair to anyone to get married.
|Tue, 03-18-2014 - 2:05pm
It's not fair to you, this man, or his children for you to continue in this relationship where you cannot fathom ever being a stepmother to these children. Like the other poster said, this man comes with children, they will be with him the rest of his (your) life, there is no changing this. You don't go into detail regarding why you don't like his children, which may be the key to giving us a better perspective. It sounds like you raised your kids and that was enough for you. If you don't want to raise another set, which is understandable, then why even become involved with a man who has kids?
|Thu, 03-20-2014 - 11:31am
When we first met, he told me he had kids but they were never around. Then he would bring them on occasion to visit but they weren't really around a whole lot until we moved in together. Then suddenly they were with us quite often. To be honest, I don't want to raise kids again. I am done with it and had I known that his kids would be around this often before we moved in together then it probably would have made a difference in my decisions. They are nothing like my children and they haven't been raised anything like I raised mine. I tried to be fair and not compare them to mine but I can't help it. They aren't entirely misbehaved brats if that is what you are thinking. I guess you are right and I just don't want to deal with children anymore.
|Fri, 03-21-2014 - 3:48am
Hi N,
You don't cope. I have been in this sitution for years; five married. Like you , I raised my children in a different way, ie,to be respectful, caring,loving, appreciative, hard working. My dh's kids were not raised this way,and take advantage of his generosity, are arrogant, late, rude, and more. He not only puts up with it, but he chases their affection; the worse they treat him, the more he runs after them. We have been told by a marriage counselor that this is due to his low self esteem,but he says she is crazy, and refused to go see the therapist any longer. I adore my children, speak to them often,and with their work and life schedules,and mine, we see each other about 3 times a month. This is normal. My dh wants to cater to, and take his kids to dinners, etc, to woo them, no less than 3 times a Week. If you are marrying this man for an Adult relationship, then you Will be disappointed, as it will not be that way.
I am also bothered that this man told you his kids were hardly around, and now that is not the case. He knew your kids were grown, so held off their being around much more, until you were more emotionally invested in him.That is lying, and a form of manipulation, as well. Not good.
Soon you will be the "bad guy" because you don'tlike the kids I have a question for you: Do you like everyone you meet? Of course not, sometimes people possess qualities you don't care for. Other times, you feel an instant connection. That did not happen here,and there is nothing wrong with you, in any way. You are in different stages of your lives. I suggest moving out,and continuing to date, if you still want to see him. This way, he sees you when he does not have his chilren. If he wants more, or someone to be the mommy, then that is not you. Personally, I would move on, and find someone on the same page.
Hope this helps. Please move on; you will both be happier. The more time you spend with the Wrong person, is time you are wasting enjoying life with the Right person!
|Fri, 03-21-2014 - 10:55am
I'm divorced from 2nd DH and my youngest is going to college next year. I would not even date someone who has kids younger than high school age and I probably wouldn't live with someone whose kids were still living at home unless I really liked the kid. Especially after the stepmother experience that I had, I would not want to go through that again. I am finally going to have the freedom to do whatever I want and I don't want to be tied down by younger kids. I think it's interesting that your BF's kids didn't come around a lot until you moved in with him. I see some guys who don't know what to do with their own kids and then a woman comes along and the guy expects his GF or wife to take over raising his kids.


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What year? These are good cruising boats for our area but as ever, all the typical issues need a careful eye.
Loose stanchions often mean water intrusion below and the resultant damage.. is it a stanchion over a living space/locker or in the cockpit region.. often the ones near the cockpit get a harder workover esp if they are on un-reinforced gates.
The anchor locker lid underside is likely an easy fix, but try to figure out how that happened..
A running engine is a good thing, an overheating history not so much, if the engine has no aluminum parts it's less of a concern... however an extra close check/mechanical survey might be in order for peace of mind.
Wet decks are always a concern on cored deck boats, this one's no exception.
Best of luck... nice cruiser if everything pans out.
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California Pizza kitchen- opinions?
We just picked up a menu from California Pizza Kitchen which just opened in Wellesley. The place was packed at lunchtime. The menu is very extensive. We have never had food from any cpk- would love tohear from those of you who have.
CPK has an almost Cheesecake Factory-esque following, but I have never found anything of outstanding taste or quality on the menu aside from the grilled vegetable salad -- maybe. It's a warm salad of japanese eggplant, asparagus, onion and other veg on baby lettuce with a passable balsamic vinaigrette. Basic pizzas are simply just okay, and I find their more experimental pizzas to be pretty vile. Thai pizza and BBQ chicken pizza stand out -- flacid dough, sugary sauces, just too much of everything.
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I agree with bostonbelle, I've never had anything remarkably tasty here as well, I don't get the cult following for it.
I was in Hong Kong with my wife in November. She was on business and I got to tag along. HONG KONG! I was so excited. We are talking about one the best food destinations in the whole world! It was a 16 hour flight and I didn't sleep for 1 minute. Exhausted and smelly we stumbled to the hotel to shower and change. The cold water really invigorated me and I was ready for a night on the town. Her boss calls to invite us to dinner. I have visions of spicy crab, wonton noodles, and claypot rice dancing in my head. I am ready for the freshest seafood and real deal authentic Cantonese food. We are picked up in brand new BMW convertible. As we speed though the night, wind in my face I am getting hungrier and hungrier. The smell of the city is amazing as we rush past neon lit streets.
We pull up to a mall (?) and are ushered into California Pizza Kitchen. My first meal in Hong Kong was California Pizza Kitchen.
The rage welled up inside of me like a fast food tsunami as we sat down in the booth. By the time the BBQ chicken pizza arrived, I had totally lost my appetite. All my energy drained. The jet-lag caught up with me and I (as god is my witness) fell asleep in the booth while everyone ate their "food".
And that is my opinion of the California Pizza Kitchen.
CPK's not someplace I'd seek out, but if we're in the neighborhood or at the mall, it's not a bad option. I think that the simpler dishes there are the best - my husband usually gets the tomato-basic-garlic pizza, and I love the BLT pizza on the whole wheat crust.
The BBQ chicken salad is good. I sometimes order the tortilla soup, the Santa Fe chicken pizza and I once had a shrimp scampi pizza that was good.
I also really like the hot fudge brownie sundae.
As long as you go in with reasonable expectations, you will probably enjoy yourself. Don't expect gourmet and don't expect typical pizza. It's sweet, as others have mentioned. And it's about on the same level as Cheesecake Factory (not fantastic, but decent to enjoyable if you order the right thing).
If you're trapped in a mall (literally, trapped....fierce storm outside that you reasonable don't want to drive home in or something like that) and need to eat, it's better than most chain fast food. (Although, if there were one of the cheesesteak-ish places in the food court, I'd do that first personally.) At some point they had a roast chicken with potatoes and onions pizza with a white wine based sauce that I liked to eat. I have no idea if that's still an option.
They did invent the BBQ Chicken Pizza. For whatever that's worth.
It's not pizza in the way that pizza is normally thought of. It's served on a flat bread, basically. Which doesn't, by itself, make it bad. But it's a large chain and does a very high volume and that combination tends to limit the quality to a level below where I choose to eat very often.
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"They did invent the BBQ Chicken Pizza. For whatever that's worth."
They didn't invent it, but they may have been responsible for pushing it into the mainstream. The late Ed LaDou is most commonly credited as having invented the BBQ Chicken Pizza while he was chief pizza chef at Wolfgang Puck's original Spago's. Many people dispute that it was LaDou's creation, but clearly the dish was around long before CPK entered the marketplace.
re: Arthur
A more accurate timeline there, thanks. LaDou was the guy the two fellows who started CPK brought in to do their pizzas at the beginning. I believe LaDou "finalized" the recipe or some such thing for the BBQ Chicken pizza at CPK. But he probably served it at Spago many times through his time there. I think I've read that the pizzas at Spago were the whole reason for their idea to do CPK in the first place.
Who knows if LaDou or someone ate a similar or identical pie elsewhere before they hit it big.
I am not a CPK fan. I find their pizzas to be too thick and not to my taste. That said, their entree salads are surprisingly good, and I'm not usually satisfied with a salad as a meal, even for lunch. Others have mentioned the grilled vegie salad, and their chopped salad and the Thai chicken salad are also quite good.
They have good salads - I like the chopped salad, the Thai crunch salad, and the mediterranean salad. The adobo chicken soup is pretty good, and the italian tomato and basil pizza is pretty good, too. I have a couple of friends who just rave about the Thai pizza, but I thought it was kind of a mishmash of flavors.
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I tried the chicken bbq pizza and it was really sweet too chileheadmike. Any pizza at CPK that isn't sweet? I do want to try the place again sometime. I like to share and CPK seems very conducive to that. My friend and I shared a cup of soup, a pizza and a brownie sundae for lunch and he got a lemonade and I got a glass of berry sangria. First time I've been hungry enough for dessert out in quite awhile.
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Non-sweet pizza @ CPK; try the margherita.
re: givemecarbs
Non sweet pizza: BLT pizza.
re: Suzy Q
Thanks to Suzy and OCAnn, I'll give them both a try eventually. The atmosphere is nice at CPK and in snowy cold Pa, I need a bit of California now and then.
I go for lunch often and get a cup of the chicken adobe chowder and a half original chopped salad or Thai crunch salad. The carne asada pizza is good too.
Really good thin-crust pizza is hard to find in north OC, CA. One of my favourite is indeed Ed LaDou's Caioti Pizza in Studio City. But that's a bit of a drive from OC...even north OC. So my go-to for thin crust pizza is Buca di Beppo; they do a very good margherita pizza. On a rare occasion (for a change of scenery/taste), I'll go to CPK. They do a decent margherita pizza as well (but Buca's is better). Although I don't care for major chains, if you stay simple with CPK, you'll be fine. If anything, they do average very well.
re: OCAnn
I went in a CPK tonight for the first time in prob 3 years and had their new Morroccan chicken salad. It had avocadoes, butternut squash, beets, cranberries, chicken and peanuts. For someone who's not a huge CPK fan, I thought it was a great salad with a great champagne creamy dressing. Their salads are pricey, but it was good..
I have actually never eaten the pizza at CPK, so I can't say how it is. I really enjoy their tuscan hummus, the split pea and barley soup, the grilled mahi-mahi (blackened) and a couple others that escape me at the moment.


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Bravo Confirms Scheduled Premiere of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hillsby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Bravo has now made it official: the season two premiere of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills will air as scheduled, this Monday night at 10 p.m. EST.
Controversy has surrounded the series, of course, since Russell Armstrong took his own life this month. But the network said in a statement today that the situation will be addressed at the outset of the opening episode.
"Bravo will proceed with the Monday, Sept. 5 premiere date of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," said Francis Berwick, president of Bravo Media. "Given that these episodes were filmed months ago, the producers of the show taped a brief interview this week with several of the cast members to introduce the premiere. Reediting of the episodes is still underway.
"Our thoughts continue to be with the Armstrong family during this difficult time."
Is this the right decision? What do you think Bravo should do about season two?
so sad this entire kind of show.................. show of the dirtbags of the world............losers................................................in a big way... anyone that can sit and watch this trash needs a life.....go watch national geographic and learn about the real world.....or the BBC or read the wall street journal............ trash tv at its best is this show........oh, include Paris' show....trash, trash, trash............
& life must go on...