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- japhyryder Sep 2, 2007 04:51 AM
So i would like to begin by saying that i believe a have a fairly good beer palate. I've made vacations out of visiting brewpubs and brewerys. And i understand the difference between the various styes of lagers and ales.
my father-in-law is a regular drinking companion and we have enjoyed many trips out together with a game of rock paper scissors after the first round to determine who drives home.
anyhow, as a joke he filled the beer drawer in my fridge with Schlitz recently. so i drank it. and it being summer and hot and my spending my fretime working on and around the house outside, i have found it to be really good, for what it is. it's light, refreshing. it has some flavor and a low alcohol content (which makes it good for starting at 3 and going until 11).
I was surprised.
anyone else have this experience or one similar?
It appears as if Pabst (the current owner of the Schlitz brand- Miller brews the beer for them, so it is again "brewed in Milwaukee [and other cities]") is about to do a marketing push for their old rival's brand. I suppose they're trying to duplicate the success they've had (accidentally) with the Blue Ribbon brand, tho' that company is better know for NOT spending on advertising. They've got a new website up http://www.schlitzgusto.com/home.asp with some pages "Under Construction" still (looks like they had to add "gusto" to the title because the obvious URL is an "adult" site), etc.
Don't know if they've recently tampered with the recipe at all (Schlitz, of course, is in ways the classic example of a brewery that once DID "tweak" the recipe, with disasterous results- going from #2 brewery to being bought by a smaller, regional rival in less than a decade) but I do find that when I try an "industrial light lager" after decades of avoiding the "style", I can find something interesting in it, at times. (The fact that when I do drink them they're usually free or I'm desparate for a beer no doubt helps <g>).
re: Jim Dorsch
Well, yeah, isn't the fun of "blind man's bluff" bumping into a wall?
I have to admit that when I read folks on beer forums say beers like Corona, Bud, Miller High Life "have their place" or wax nostalgic about them, I say, "Nah, no way." since I've tasted them all within recent years. But, I have read these sorts of comments about Schlitz lately, to the point of wondering "Can it be true?" or is it just Pabst's "guerilla marketing" having some success?
I can say I DO remember the last Schlitz I had. A friend and I were camping throughout New England and stopped one night at a well-lit hoppin' little bar in a sleepy village in central Mass. and everyone was drinking Schlitz longnecks, which, even then, I thought odd (I assorted the brand with the mid-West and the South, even tho' they once had a brewery in Brooklyn and, at that time, one in upstate NY [now an A-B facility, IIRC]). I can even remember the band (which had some slight taste of fame)- The Deadly Nightshade. Circa 1975. Can't remember at all what the Schlitz tasted like...
Honestly none of the macro lagers to me actually taste unpleasant. And again what light fizzy ice cold beverage isn't going to hit the spot on a hot day. So to me bringing attention to this is sorta like pointing out the tallest midget in the circus.
PS: And I wouldn't expect anyone including myself to be particularly drawn toward a DIPA or Imperial Stout during the height of summer either.
re: Chinon00
It makes perfect sense to me. I simply cannot drink big huge beers during the summer. In fact, I am simply mystified how someone can drink an Imperial Stout on a daily basis in the summer. So, the fact that a macro lager tasted refreshing doesn't surprise me. I have been drinking mostly lagers this summer and am enjoying it. To people that say it's impossible to enjoy a macro lager in the summer (be it schlitz, pabst or even Corona), I say you and I are different types of beer geeks.
re: Chinon00
I recall about 15 years ago having a light beer at a ballgame. It was a hot, muggy night, and it did not refresh. I prefer iced tea. I think a Czech- or German-style pilsner would have worked nicely, but that wasn't available.
re: Chinon00
I have been ejoying Reissdorf Kolsch all summer. A very refreshing lighter style of beer that still has a good taste to it. Brooklyn's summer lager has been nice too as has the lager. However I hae to say a nice DIPA on a hot day doesnt bother me. I could not resist cracking open a bottle of yulesmith I recieved in a trade, went very well on a hot day.
Dark stouts not so much, maybe a dry Irish stout but I really cant go for those Russian Imperials in the summer.
I love beer in all its forms. Recently I found a place with Belgian Maredsous on tap and have loved it this summer. I also have a tender place for Kalamazoo's Bell's Amber. However, I want neither when I'm floating down the river in an innertube on a hot summer day. In that case, I'll swig a PBR or Schlitz without repent. Especially since we don't bring glass on the river.
This has been my realization as well.
Beer is a miraculous exception to the general rule that the more you pay the better it tastes and the sky is the limit. I have concluded that you need not pay more than a notch or two above rock bottom to enjoy absolutely perfect beer. How lucky can the human race get? This is most obvious if you visit certain parts of Europe. Here, I submit Yuengling and Narragansett as beverages that can not be improved upon. Apparently, millions say the same thing about Budweiser, Miller, Pabst, etc. Who am I to argue?
A while back I was in a phase of methodically questing for my favorite microbrew, carefully tasting, weighing, considering. Happily, I learned that all I need to make me happy is a nice big glass of decent beer. Microbrews are, of course, good too.
re: atheorist
More attitudes like this from beer lovers would be a good thing. Keeping the snob factor low brings more to the fold. Nice post, atheorist.
re: atheorist
Substitute Dominos Pizza for Pabst and re-evaluate who you are to argue.
re: Josh
It seems like most beer drinkers have had a moment like Japhryder described, and it usually involves a hot day and a light beer. Mine was a few years back with Strohs. I bought a 15 pack cause it was on sale and it was for a few people who were 'anti-micro' (if you can believe that!) They ended up bringing and drinking bud; leaving me with my Brooklyn and Blue Point Beers and the Strohs. After cutting the grass, I lit up a cigar and opened a Strohs, and dam, that beer tasted good! Strohs became my '"I'm hot and thirsty" beer for the rest of the summer. Strohs lost it taste when the Octoberfest beers came out and I never bought it again! Now I stick with micro lagers and pilsners for the summer.
In that vein, I was in Pa recently and picked up a mixed case of Victory beers.
The Prima Pils, Golden Monkey, and Hop Devil were as good as always. However, I was very disappointed in the Lager as it had no taste. Any thoughts comments?
re: imhungryletseat
I have heard negative comments about the lager before.
re: imhungryletseat
I also think their lager is bo-ring. However, Golden Monkey is for me, possibly the best beer made. It even trumps many of the Belgian Trappists I had ..
Has anyone found a beer that tasts similiar to my beloved Golden Monkey? I'd love to find other beers in that vein.
re: FrankJBN
I'm saying that, like Domino's, Pabst makes a lowest-common-denominator product that is consumed by people who don't know any better. A product being popular isn't an indicator of its quality, as evidenced by countless examples in the food/drink/music/film/literature/art/theater industries.
re: Josh
the danger in that argument is to assume that because something is popular, it is by definition bad. some things become poular because they are good. but all too often they become poular because of their appeal to the broadest market.
i wouldn't serve dogfishhead beer to people i don't know are real beer drinkers, because it would be "too much" for them. despite the fact thatany of the dogfishhead brews could come to a desert island with me.
re: japhyryder
I don't think that popular things are bad by definition. And I wouldn't serve DFH beers to a lot of people, as well. But if I want something with broad appeal that's still good quality beer, then I know there are options available.
re: Josh
But if I want something with broad appeal that's still good quality beer, then I know there are options available.
I was going to argue with you again, BUT, seeing that Schlitz is $7.99 a six pack and Fuller's London Pride is $8.99 I would have to go with Fuller's. If the Schiltz was $4.99 I may have a go as a lawnmower beer
re: niquejim
Yeah Schlitz is hard to support in that price comparison!
Gosh, I didn't even know Schlitz was still around. That was always my father's beer -- even though we lived in Narragansett territory -- and I still remember how wonderful I thought it tasted when he let me have a sip now and then when I was 12 or so (really, it was just a sip). As an adult I drink microbrews, British ales or European lagers, but every once in a while something will bring me back to that sip of Schlitz (my version, I guess, of Proust's madeleine), and I have to say it's wonderful -- especially on a hot afternoon after I've been working in the yard. Has it always been around or it something like Narragansett that got resurrected?
re: ccferg
Schlitz has always been "around" but probably hasn't enjoyed a wide distribution in past few years. It was one time the #1 brewery in the country (40's and 50'), and was the long time #2, but due to mis-management slipped in the 70's until it was bought by the much smaller Stroh, when the Detroit brewer attempted to go national (Schlitz had about 5-6 breweries around the country at the time).
The brand slowly faded to thepoint where the "economy" Schlitz label, Old Milwaukee, eventually out sold it (and even old sold Stroh). Stroh went out of business in '99 and sold most of it's many labels to Pabst and it appears Pabst is about to try to duplicate the accidental success it's had with the Blue Ribbon brand with the other famous Milwaukee brand. (All 3 now brewed in Miller plants). In fact, I just saw a can in NJ at a bar, first time in decades. ($2 a can).
And, for that matter, the "resurrected" Narragansett brand wasn't "dead" for all that long, was it? Seems to me Pabst killed it only a few years ago, and then agreed to sell it to the new owners.
But, I'm curious- if you didn't know Schlitz was still around, how is it that you've been drinking it after mowing the lawn? Has your wife been pouring it into empty Heineken bottles or something .
re: JessKidden
Well, first of all, I'm the wife. (My husband was the one who educated me in beer but he died 5 years ago -- and I never blamed the beer.) What I meant to say is that every once in a while I taste what I remembered in those illicit sips when I was 12 in a different lager. But I haven't had a real Schlitz in years. BTW, Narragansett really was dead for quite a while and the resurrected Narragansett isn't even made in RI. But I'm supporting the effort to bring it back.
re: ccferg
"Well, first of all, I'm the wife."
Opps- got stung on that one! And here I was just making fun of others' stereotyping over on another thread. Serves me right- I owe you a beer. (Hey, can I help it if a lot of women don't post?)
"BTW, Narragansett really was dead for quite a while and the resurrected Narragansett isn't even made in RI."
The info I saw when I went checking this morning was that Pabst only killed the brand in 2003. (See http://www.falstaffbrewing.com/intere... under 2003. That website is very accurate - much more so than Wikipedia).
Pabst is now owned by the same parent company that owned Falstaff, the owner of Narragansett since the 1960's. While the brewery in Cranston closed in the early 80's, the brand was still being brewed in other Falstaff, and then Pabst, and then contract breweries for a time, but I'm sure if one didn't look for it, it was hard to find.
re: JessKidden
Narragansett wasn't in any of the liquor stores -- or bars -- I frequent for years. (And no one I know was drinking it.) The name got bought recently by some guys who are trying to bring it back, but they're brewing it somewhere else. It's getting some mixed reviews but I find it acceptable -- and highly nostalgic --on a hot day, especially if I'm listening to a Red Sox game. I wish they'd bring back the porter -- that was really good.


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Oh snap, nerf Shockwave! :P
Look at that. I'm only 400 DPS above the highest DPS class. And people say that Prot is fine? Laughable! How am I meant to hold aggro if I can't do more damage than the damage dealing classes, huh? You know there's Paladin tanks out there doing 15k dps? How's that fair?
Ok seriously, I'm extremely impressed with myself. No, there was no crazy spec, or any kind of mad gearing for those kinds of numbers, just my regular tanking gear and a Deep Wounds spec. We were farming trash in ICC for rep today (I hit exalted after that run, yay!), and all of a sudden I see myself racing towards the top of the DPS meter. Not really sure why, but **** me I grabbed a quick screenie. It was awesome.
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Oh snap, nerf Shockwave! :P
Stay strong. Stay smart. All heart.
Nice to see, but I worry that Blizz sees things like that from the top end of the scale and not what the rest of us are doing.
I assume there's probably a lot of cleave in there; I've popped 4-5k myself in unlimited rage situations with cleave spam and the right buffs.
Oh yeah, hell of a lot of cleave, just about constant uptime on it I'd say. I think the big factor here was that I was the only one tanking at that point (druid tank went for a cig before pull or something), so everything was beating on me. This is definitely not the norm, it evened out at around 4k at the end of that run, but I couldn't help looking at the meters for those first few pulls and feeling quite blown away.
Glyphed cleave?
And yea, rage generation particularly with the chill of the throne debuff is much better for warrs, especially when being hit by lots of stuff - you can basically spam cleave, tclap and shockwave infinitely.
I doubt you'll out-dps and closely-geared tank on a boss fight though, but as long as you hold your threat who cares.
I respectfully disagree with this information.
I'm about 99% (though I could be wrong, its happened before) sure that a Prot Warrior in Prot Gear doing 7k DPS, under any circumstances is impossible on a live sanctioned server.
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There is something so appealing about backhanding someone across the face with a shield.
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Im frequently presented with these numbers during our raids on packs.
Ive even gotten higher results.
5+ mobs who all hit you
Cleave spam every cooldown with glyph
shockwave hitting every target for 9-11k ( hurray 2set t10)
Shieldslam in between for 10k+
thunderclap hitting everything for 1500-2k
ofc this is easy. But then again, the feral cat also in the raid is doing 20k in that same pack.
I do about 4-5k on trash in 5mans and 6-7k on 25man raids. This is normal. It also drops dramatically if mobs die and you end up with 2-3 that take longer to die. Then your average dps is 3k orso.
This is all the result of having 5900+ attack power in high end gear with buffs as a warrior, everything has mega STR. Its how we keep agro you know , its just that noone ever posts these images cause it rly isnt interesting to see.
I mean , when I tank twin valkyr I do 5000-6000 dps. OP? no ofc not.
Marrowgar tanking 3k+ dps
jaraxxus 3k+
People complaining they do 1500 dps while tanking either have no clue about rotations or they are severely undergeared. Get used to it.
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Pull some Damned clusters together and it's not uncommon to see a shockwave rolling over stuff for 40-50k. Myriads of mobs will always present good potential, just go solo Kara ballroom and enjoy your 12k DPS.
Tanking warrior is still on bottom of dmg done when boss fight is over
The thread title is misleading, could at least put a :P there to show that it's meant to be sarcastic.
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Mathematically I could have infinite DPS given that I take my screenshot at the instant of starting combat with a skill.
On topic: Warriors (and partly druids) have a harder time to compete when not getting the initial aggro to get a healthy flow of rage going.
Not complaining btw, that's just one of the flavors of playing a warrior
Still a work in progress, but that shows Tank DPS for current content (and Patchwerk for giggles)
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There are 8 private schools in zipcode 08527, NJ, serving 500 students.
Minority enrollment is 6% of the student body, which is less than the NJ state average of 28%.
The student:teacher ratio of 11:1 is higher than the state private school average of 8:1.
08527, New Jersey Private Schools
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JacksonAlpha School
2210 W County Line Rd
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)370-1150Special Education Schooln/a students | Gr. PK
JacksonHope Preparatory Academy
46 Bennetts Mills Rd
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)928-5205Daycare / Preschool (Christian)8 students | Gr. PK-KG
JacksonJackson Township KinderCare
10 S New Prospect Rd
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)961-1500Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
JacksonJesus Harvest Time Academy
404 Freehold Road
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)928-9540(Christian)17 students | Gr. PK-12
JacksonSt. Aloysius School
935 Bennetts Mills Rd.
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)370-1515(Roman Catholic)448 students | Gr. PK-8
JacksonThe Goddard School
178 W Veterans Hwy
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)833-8881Daycare / Preschool9 students | Gr. K
JacksonThe Jackson Academy
109 E Pleasant Grove Rd
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)833-9900Daycare / Preschool8 students | Gr. PK-KG
JacksonThe Learning Experience At Jasckson
178 N County Line Rd
Jackson, NJ, 08527
(732)961-0605Daycare / Preschool10 students | Gr. K
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|Population (Approximate)
|54,392 people
|8,686,416 people
|Age 25+ w/College Degree
|Median Household Income
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Tea Room Recipe #7 - Patricia's Tearoom (Dexter, Mo.)
Dill Muffins
1/4 cup butter, softened
1 cup unsifted self-rising flour
1/2 cup sour cream
1 teaspoon dill
1/2 cup milk
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Blend all ingredients and fill muffin tins sprayed with cooking spray 1/2 full. Bake 20-22 minutes, just until edges are starting to turn golden. Yields 12 delicious, flat little muffins, spongey in texture. I think these would be great sliced in half and used as tea sandwich bread, and this recipe would also make excellent mini muffins!
14 comments:
- Joy said...
Yum! Sounds perfect to go with your soup, too.
- February 16, 2013 at 7:18 AM
- Deb said...
These look really good. Sometimes I prefer a savory muffin or biscuit to a sweet one. Thanks, Deb
- February 16, 2013 at 8:05 AM
- relevanttealeaf said...
Your dill muffins look like the perfect accompaniment to soup. Um, um, good! I've never been to that tea room, nor do I have the cookbook. It's always sad to learn about tea room closings.
- February 16, 2013 at 8:46 AM
- Lavender Cottage said...
The muffins look tasty Angela. Somewhere I have a recipe for a quick bread with cheese and dill that I haven't made in a long time.
It's snowing again so I plan to do some baking today.
- February 16, 2013 at 9:16 AM
- Rosemary said...
- February 16, 2013 at 9:18 AM
- Bernideen said...
These look wonderful and especially with soup! I am always so sad when a tea room closes. Yesterday I saw on line where the bed and breakfast closed from that "Somewhere In Thyme" book that I sold was....she had a tea room that closed earlier so isn't that terrible.
These cookbooks you are featuring are wonderful and I plan to print this out at the store. I don't have a printer at home but for Christmas my son and genius dil gave me a small chromebook so now I can do comments, etc at home.
- February 16, 2013 at 9:42 AM
- parTea lady said...
The dill muffins sound good and your homemade vegetable soup looks yummy.
- February 16, 2013 at 10:54 AM
- s. franks said...
Hi Angela, I have been to Patricia's tea room in Dexter and was so sorry it had closed. Patricia came and sat down with us and spent time discussing her tea room and tea in general. At the time she also had a catering business. Her retail shop was wonderful. I have checked a couple times to see if she had reopened and was told she had not. I believe her husband still has his business in Dexter. My Dad lives around a hour from Dexter. There are also a couple antiques stores that we go to each time we are in Dexter.
When we were there we had Buttermilk muffins that were great. She did not serve scones. She said it was not an item that sold well. Hard to believe.
I have drove past the building wishing and hoping!
- February 16, 2013 at 11:00 AM
- Ginger said...
- February 16, 2013 at 10:09 PM
- Michele @ The Nest at Finch Rest said...
OH they sound absolutely fantastic - definitely want to try that recipe!
Thanks, Angela!
- February 17, 2013 at 1:35 AM
- Linda @ Friendship Tea said...
i made a similar little muffin/biscuit without the dill. What a great addition the dill is! This is almost too funny. Phyllis and I have been running a little "contest" on which of us have been to the most tea rooms for which you are posting recipes. I think we are 2 - 2. When I saw the title, I knew I hadn't been to this one. But, way to go dear tea friend Sandy! :-)
- February 17, 2013 at 3:11 PM
Hello Angela, this recipe and the cookbook look wonderful! I wish I had been able to go to Patricia's tearoom. And I'm not sure why, but Missouri's antique shops always had such neat items, such nice owners and I have so many fond memories of items I bought in Missouri. Hope you have a nice weekend, Joanie
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- February 17, 2013 at 8:49 PM
- Marilyn said...
The muffins look delicious.
- February 17, 2013 at 11:59 PM


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Half Nelson Movie Review
At a time when social issues are usually discussed (or hollered about) at the far extremes, it's refreshing to see a film like Half Nelson that wallows in the gray areas. Gosling's Dunne is about as gray as it gets: He's a well-intentioned teacher, once eager to change the world, now stuck in a rut as a lonely, strung-out nobody. He gets jazzed imparting civil rights lessons to his mostly black class, but doesn't have enough pride in his own existence. In short, it's a role made for an actor like Gosling, who revels in character complexities as effectively as some of the greats. In Gosling's able hands, Dunn is likable, logical, perhaps even charming -- but would you want your kids taught by a crack addict?
Challenges and questions abound in this solid drama, thanks to filmmakers Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, film festival veterans whose Sundance award-winning short Gowanus, Brooklyn was the source for this feature-length entry. That short's main character, a tough quiet student named Drey, is a pivotal lead here, played again by calm, talented newcomer Shareeka Epps. In Half Nelson, Drey enters the picture after discovering Mr. Dunne in an empty girls' locker room, near catatonic after a serious pipe hit.
With Dunn's secret out, an unconventional relationship blossoms between teacher and student -- instead of shying away from Dunne, Drey, the only kid in a broken home, begins to trust and rely on him. Epps' smooth, even-tempered performance is a wonderful complement to Gosling's disaffected surrender. The pair exchanges dialogue with a likable, vérité-style flow, one that fits well into director Fleck's urgent handheld approach.
The film's deliberate pacing does break down about two-thirds of the way through, when it feels as if we've already seen the most interesting facets of both characters' lives. Fleck and Boden do pull out a sad, revealing family encounter for Dunne that helps, but the sum total is still a little lengthy.
Fleck, however, carries such confidence in creating an honest, unassuming character study, that the missteps are easily forgiven. In a move that could be perceived as overdone, Dunne's students periodically address the camera to explain pivotal moments in civil rights history -- oppression is a minor obsession for Dunne -- and Fleck uses archival footage of the Attica prison massacre and Brown vs. Board of Ed to make his point. This carries a dose of conceit, sure, but it expands Half Nelson nicely beyond the limited world of its characters.
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The 2005 Tablas Creek Vineyard Syrah is Tablas Creek's third national release of this classic Rhone varietal. The wine displays the character of the Syrah grape exuberantly and elegantly, with classic flavors of bacon fat, wood smoke, blackberry and mineral, and should reward time in bottle to mature.
We use most of our Syrah as a part of our Esprit de Beaucastel and Côtes de Tablas blends each year. However, we believe that Paso Robles is one of the world's great environments for Syrah, and in favorable vintages we try to reserve some particularly classic barrels of Syrah for a single-varietal bottling.
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The 2005 Syrah shows a classic Syrah nose of white pepper, blue and black fruits, bacon fat and mineral. It is juicy and full in the mouth, with ripe tannins, just a hint of sweet oak, and has a savory finish with lingering notes of dark spice. We expect this wine to drink well for a decade or more.
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Calculates the interest paid during a specific period of an investment. This function is provided for compatibility with Lotus 1-2-3.
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Huh, wonder if she did it cleanly. I'm wondering if there was any feud progression between Gail and Madison…
I love how Gail literally moved from the bottom of the diva rosters, to the top of the knockout roster, it's been hardly any time and I'm so happy for her.
and I love how she's been handed victories like they're going out of fashion.
How many times has she lost? once.
Gail Kim came up with the name for the division. She is definitely a Knockout!
Thought Traci came up with the name. But either way Gail dont nee dto dominate.
Not sure about the name really. Just pulling stuff out of my a$$ on that one since I figured she is one of the ones that started the division.
Anyway, Gail does need to look more dominant, so I don't mind her beating Mickie. I do hope it's a good match and that Mickie will be built up again too.
Actually it came from a DVD
yeah it came from a DVD called 'Knockouts: the women of TNA wrestling'
I know it is Gail vs Mickie, but…
where is Winter? I really start to worry. Angelina is featured twice in the taped 3 weeks and anytime without Winter. I really fear TNA does not want her anymore, hopefully i'm wrong
the last time I saw her,she lost to Maria thanks to Tara & Tessmacher at an Indys show.
I know, but that does not explain why she isn't at the tapings.
Schedule could be doing a movie or something.
I wouldn't mind if Mickie joined Gail though :D.
as long as two sided match with no out side interference i am cool with outcome
Nice match from wat we've seen from them in the passed (The PPV)
Just hope there is backstage stuff for the tapings to!!
Im not happy with this Mickie is Gail's jobber. no offense to Gail but Mickie should get one victory against her specially if this was a non title match and with Madison losing to ODB why not have the champ lose in a non title match.
Time for another battle between these two. Hope it's good.
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Home sweet home — there's nothing like it! Whether it's the smell, your own bed, or your dog welcoming you at the front door, there's just something comforting about being around the things you love. My parents' house will always feel like home because it's full of warmth, love and a little bit of chaos, but ladies, do tell, what makes a house a home for you?
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i-am-elle 6 years
The people & the memories make a house a home.
demeter 6 years
A cat!!!
demeter 6 years
A cat!!!
Cris1192 6 years
I think people make a place a home, 'cause if your house is only the place where you keep your things, eat and sleep, is not really a home, you have to feel loved and live with loving people and if you love alone at least have memories of people you love and who love (loved) having a good time and beeing happy in your house. Memories of the good times, that feeling you get when you are in trouble and all you want is to be home safe and curled up in bed, that pertual wish to redecorate and get a bigger bathroom or more closet space or whatever you feel would make that place your own, how when you see someones new house filled with expensive high tech stuff and classy furniture and you know that no matter how much you would love to have all those things you wouldn't trade your little hole in the wall appartment for it, that's what makes a house a home all those things
ladyliz 6 years
That warm, cozy, feeling you get when you walk into your home. It' like a refuge from everything else. A place where you feel safe and loved.
emalove 6 years
My husband, my kitties, my bed, all the "me" touches that are everywhere. I agree too that my parents' house will always be "home" too.
JessBear 6 years
My kitties!!! And somehow this whole growing up, being on my own thing feels a lot more real now that I've got my first Christmas tree.
Bookish 6 years
My blankets and a pet or two. For some reason animals it's just not home without a cat or dog. I'm currently without a pet- but I'm going to the animal shelter tomorrow, so wish me luck!
michlny 6 years
Pictures!! Lots of pictures of loved ones!
melda 6 years
my parents i still live with them
chancleta 6 years
lots of lovelots of kisses (I'm Hispanic so we always greet with hello kisses)and my sweet dog wagging his tail
chancleta 6 years
lots of love lots of kisses (I'm Hispanic so we always greet with hello kisses) and my sweet dog wagging his tail
UrbanBohemian 6 years
The loved ones that you share it with :-)
bbkf 6 years
Wherever I can vacuum in the nude while singing bluegrass at the top of my lungs...is home.
bettyboutique 6 years
Home is where you can chill on your couch with the tv on/a book in hand, a nice cup of tea/coffee/hot chocolate and relax... when you feel cozy and safe that is home. :)
Marci 6 years
I agree that it's all about the people in it. My fiance and I are in our third place together in 6 years, and they all felt like home.
CaterpillarGirl 6 years
My bed and my kitty cats are where home is.
facin8me 6 years
second that greggie...as long as I'm safe with the people I love, I'm home.
vmruby 6 years
My family. Even though i have a beautiful home filled with really nice things, it means absolutely nothing to me without the people i love more than life itself......
klandrach 6 years
I think my couch and a cozy throw blanket make my house feel like home.
Papaya 6 years
My kitchen. There's nothing more homey than walking into my tiny kitchen for one and tiny pot of coffee (for one :)).
GlowingMoon 6 years
My interior design and fresh flowers.
Greggie 6 years
The people in it. I can be just about anywhere and if I'm with my husband and kids and we're comfortable, I'm home.
popgoestheworld 6 years
My own bed and my kitties.
popgoestheworld 6 years
My own bed and my kitties.
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Advertising Effectiveness: the long and short of it
Les Binet, head of effectiveness, adam&eve DDB, and acclaimed marketing specialist, Peter Field, are set to unveil the eagerly awaited update of their seminal 2007 effectiveness study, 'Marketing in the Era of Accountability' tomorrow, and all Brand Republic users can get a frontrow seat.
Les Binet, adam&eve DDB (left) and Peter Field
Taking place at BAFTA in London's Piccadilly between 9am and 1pm tomorrow (5 December), the Thinkbox event will be streamed live on Brand Republic.
Binet and Field's celebrated 'Marketing in the Era of Accountability' provided a meta-analysis of 880 IPA Effectiveness Awards entries from across 26 years was crammed full of wisdom and insight; it challenged and changed many commonly held beliefs in marketing.
Other speakers will include Mike Colling, managing director at Mike Colling & Company; Craig Inglis, marketing director at John Lewis; Marie Oldham, chief strategy officer at MPG Media Contacts; and Neil Mortensen, research and planning director at Thinkbox.
In anticipation of tomorrow's event, Lindsey Clay, managing director of Thinkbox, said: "Tickets for this event were snapped up almost overnight – demand was so high we had to change to a larger venue. And we can understand why: Binet and Field are the godfathers of advertising effectiveness.
"What they say changes marketing and the industry has been waiting five years for the update to their previous, pioneering study. Plus they are being joined at this event by some of the finest marketing minds around today. If you don't have a ticket then the free live stream is a must watch."
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Les Binet, head of effectiveness, adam&eve DDB, and Peter Field, marketing consultant, will give the keynote presentation unveiling the eagerly awaited update of their seminal 2007 IPA effectiveness study, 'Marketing in the Era of Accountability'.
- 10.45am to 11.15am Break
- 11.15am to 12.00pm Panel session with…
…Les Binet; Peter Field; Marie Oldham, Chief Strategy Officer at MPG Media Contacts; and Neil Mortensen, Thinkbox's research and planning director. They will discuss the research and its implications. Chaired by Tess Alps, Thinkbox's executive chair.
- 12.00pm to 12.20pm Balancing long and short-term effectiveness
Mike Colling, managing director at Mike Colling & Company, will examine the issues involved by looking at three different brand stories.
- 12.20pm – 1pm Show some emotion
Craig Inglis, marketing director at John Lewis, will be sitting down with Lindsey Clay to discuss his experience of managing the long and short term challenges of advertising return.
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When you have the lymph nodes removed depends on the type of treatment you are having. If you are having surgery to treat your cancer, you may have the lymph nodes removed at the same time. Your doctor will remove the lymph nodes and have the pathologist look at them immediately. If they show cancer, your doctor may stop the surgery there and not remove your prostate. But some surgeons will go ahead and remove the prostate if there are only small amounts of cancer in the lymph nodes, so you should talk about this with your doctor before you have surgery. If the lymph nodes don't show cancer, your doctor can continue the surgery and remove your prostate. If you are being treated with radiation therapy, the lymph nodes may be sampled beforehand with a less invasive type of surgery known as a laparoscopic lymph node dissection. For this approach, small incisions are made in the abdomen, and long, thin surgical instruments are inserted to see inside the abdomen and pelvis and to remove the lymph nodes.
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