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MANGALORE: In connection with the St. Theresa's Shrine festival to be held at Mahe (Kerala) trains have been provided with temporary stoppage for one minute at Mahe from October 13 to 15.
The trains are -the departure timings at Mahe being indicated against each train: 16627 Chennai Central-Mangalore Central West Coast Express (12.39 am- 12.40 am) for trains leaving Chennai Central on October 12, 13 and 14; 16628 Mangalore Central - Chennai Central West Coast Express (12.54 am -12.55 am) for trains leaving Mangalore Central on October 12, 13 and 14; 16305 Ernakulam South - Kannur Inter City Express (11.34 am -11.35 am) for trains leaving Ernakulam South on October 13, 14 and 15 and 16306 Kannur - Ernakulam South Inter City Express (3.03 pm -3.04 pm) for trains leaving Kannur on October 13, 14 and 15.
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Even when you rebel against your parents, you go far away from your parents, a deep guilt goes on lurking in your heart. And through that guilt your parents go on remaining great influences on you - maybe in a negative way. Maybe your mother used to say, "Cleanliness is next to God" - and now you are living as dirtily as possible, and you have to live this way because you are rebelling against your mother. But this is not rebellion, this is simply reaction. Your mother is still immensely powerful over you; she is still deciding your lifestyle. Your dirtiness, your lousiness.she is still in control.
If you remain clean and you believe in your mother's idea then she dominates you positively. If you go against her and start remaining unclean, again your mother is dominating you, in a negative way. And you can find a thousand and one reasons for it, but those will not be really reasons - they will only be rationalizations.
You can say, "Using soap hurts the skin. Using soap is unnatural - no animal uses it, and I am a natural being. Cleaning your teeth is not right because no animal does it. Too much cleaning of the teeth, and the toothpaste and the toothbrush, destroy the teeth."
You can find rationalizations - but if you look deep down in the unconscious, you will simply see it is your mother still telling you, "Clean your teeth! And unless you clean your teeth you will not be given your breakfast." And you are crying and cleaning your teeth.
That scene is still there somewhere in your unconscious. You may have become very educated, sophisticated, and you may talk great philosophy - but that is all rubbish. If you look deep down, it is only a reaction. Your mother remains immensely powerful over you, so does your father.
Now, you must have been very much dependent on your parents. This is a reaction: now you are afraid of falling in love, you are afraid of communing. You are constantly afraid that if you come very close to somebody you may disappear. You are not certain about yourself, you don't trust yourself. You don't know that your innermost core is always independent, that there is no way to take it.
But you are not aware of your inner core, you are aware only of your personality. And your personality is created by your parents, and it is rooted in phobia - in fear. And, certainly, out of fear a man can only die but cannot live.
Hence millions of people's lives are nothing but slow suicide. They slowly slowly die. They never live - because wherever life comes on their way they are afraid to lose themselves. They are not yet in such trust about their being that they can take the jump, that they can plunge into life and yet be able to come back - they are not certain about it. They cannot dive deep into any experience because - who knows? - they may not be able to come back.
This is living your life out of fear. And when you live out of fear, you start thinking that everybody else is living out of fear - you project it on others too.
That's why these beautiful people who are around me, you misunderstood them. They are not dependent on me. Sannyas is rebellion - it is not reaction, it is rebellion. It is living with a new understanding; it is living with your inner light.


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There's more two-way traffic in Farnam Street's future. The longtime, one-way street began a gradual transition about five years ago and the wheels are in motion to continue the trend.
The first part of the conversion to two-way came in the stretch past Midtown Crossing.
The plan now calls for extending the two-way status another six blocks west to 42nd Street.
The city council has put the plan in motion. Details still need to be worked out.
Business owners in the area have mixed feelings. Phil Doerr is one of them and he said, "The way they rerouted the traffic on it they are going to take our parking lot or our parking in front of the building. So that's going to be, that's not going to help us out obviously."
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A Good Carryall
You'll need something to carry squirrel carcasses, bottles of water, random pieces of fruit and cans of beans you find in abandoned mini-marts, etc. Plus the fresh teal shade is so unexpected!
Spiky Footwear
These will discourage people from hiding underneath cars to slash your Achilles tendon. And if you get in fights with the zombies, you can do more damage.
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"Gump" Passes Away
by Paul on 01/28/07 at 12:06 AM ET
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from TSN,
Hall of Fame goaltender Lorne 'Gump' Worsley passed away on Saturday. He was 76.
Worsley played 21 years in the NHL with New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens and Minnesota North Stars.
More on the Hall of Famer at Legends of Hockey.
added 1/28/07, 8:26am, Make sure to check out KK contributor Joe Pelletier's story on Gump.
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Tougher Questions
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 11:52 PM ET
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from the Chicago Tribune,
"There are always five or six guys who aren't putting out," Savard said Saturday, one day after the Hawks lost 3-1 to Nashville for their 10th consecutive loss.
"I work them, I show them, I talk to them, but it has to come from within that locker room. As a coach you get tuned out if you keep harping on stuff. We need everybody playing hard and playing good."
Savard said it's not the same five or six players every night who float through games—which might be a bigger problem. If it were the same players, they would be easier to identify and dispatch in the off-season.
Savard suggested the media should hold players more accountable.
"Why don't you ask them?" he said. "Why is it always about (owner Bill) Wirtz or about (GM Dale) Tallon or the coaches all the time? I'm not upset. [The media] has a job to do. You give it to me, that's fine."
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Koivu Get The News
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 10:56 PM ET
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from the Montreal Gazette,
But yesterday, he talked in paragraphs, happy to expound his feelings after it was revealed the cancer that ravaged his body slightly more than five years ago is gone. Koivu passed a five-year remission test last Monday, at the Montreal General Hospital, while his teammates were enjoying the second of four days off for the all-star break.
The significance of the news was monumental, as it would be for any cancer patient. That part of the examination was conducted on a machine that bears his name, after the Saku Koivu Foundation raised a portion of the $8-million price tag, made it more significant.
"The doctor said it's gone - and I hope to God it never comes back," Koivu said following a 70-minute practice. "It has been five years. The cancer's gone. I'm like everyone else. I don't have to think about it anymore. Five years, for me, means a lot."
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Thrashers Bloggers Catch A Game
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 10:51 PM ET
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The Falconer of "Do The Thrashers Have Large Talons?", was part of a group of Atlanta Thrasher bloggers who attended the NYI/Atlanta game last night…
Once we got down to the press conference area, I was amazed at how tiny the room is. There is a podium with nice team backdrop (which is what you see if you watch the press conferences on the Thrashers website). In front of the podium are about 10 chairs and then at an angle were another 8 chairs. They had us bloggers stand and sit in the angled chairs. We were also joined by one of the team owners and his friends and/or family. The reporters for the AJC, AP and local radio sat directly in front of the podium and Hartley strode to the podium. Hartley pauses looks over at us in the angled section and says "Wow, the second balcony today!" and then adds, "It is like church."
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Wings Have Room For Foppa
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 10:35 PM ET
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from the Detroit Free Press (Sunday edition) via the Mercury News,
"We're looking for forwards," Holland said. "I like our skill and our depth on defense; I like our skill and depth in goal. I'd like to be a little deeper up front. We would like a little more physical presence in the lineup. I'm hoping at the deadline to add a player or two to get more depth."
Unless the Wings experience significant injuries over the coming month, which would affect the $44-million cap, they will be able to take on nearly $8 million in face-value contracts. That means there'd be room for Forsberg's pro-rated $5.75-million contract, plus an additional player.
"A lot of teams would be happy to get him and we're one of them," Lidstrom said. "We all know what kind of player he is so he would add a lot to our lineup."
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added 1/28/07, 8:08am, from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
It doesn't appear that today's game between the Detroit Red Wings and Colorado Avalanche will be a clash between Peter Forsberg's former and future clubs.
Unless someone can convince the Red Wings that Forsberg's surgically repaired right ankle can improve significantly over the next 30 days and he'll be able to slip on his skate with no discomfort.
added 1/28/07 at 9:24am, from Adrian Dater of the Denver Post,
It would be right up there with seeing Baltimore Colts great Johnny Unitas in a San Diego Chargers jersey, or famed Bruins legend Bobby Orr in a Chicago Blackhawks uniform. Peter Forsberg in a Detroit Red Wings sweater would look odd, all right. To Avalanche fans, it would be downright ugly, probably unbearable.
But there are some in NHL insider circles who believe it might just happen.
"I think Detroit is the front-runner to get Forsberg," said NBC and TSN of Canada hockey analyst Pierre Mc- Guire. "I think (Detroit general manager) Kenny Holland is going to offer a player and a first-round pick for him."
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Ranking Brodeur
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 09:40 PM ET
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from Jeff Z. Klein and Karl-Eric Reif of the New York Times,
His performance also revived the discussions usually heard around playoff time: that Brodeur is the best goalie of this era. It is hard to argue with the evidence: three Cups; game-in, game-out consistency through 13 seasons; exemplary conduct on and off the ice. But is he really the best?
His main rivals for those laurels would have to be Patrick Roy and Dominik Hasek. Roy had four Stanley Cup championships to his credit by the time he retired in 2003, two with Montreal and two with Colorado — one more than Brodeur.
more & other NHL topics…
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Oilers Help Fraser Make Due Sans Equipment
by George Malik on 01/27/07 at 09:13 PM ET
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from the Edmonton Sun:
No luggage, no problem for Kerry Fraser.
Although he arrived for last night's Edmonton Oilers game without a single piece of equipment - including his skates and jock strap - the veteran referee made it to centre ice for the opening face-off thanks to an incredible effort behind the scenes.
"The (Oiler staff) was phenomenal. They bent over backwards," said Fraser in his dressing room after the tilt.
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Osgood Suffers Broken Finger
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 03:54 PM ET
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from Ansar Khan at Mlive,
Wings goalie Chris Osgood has a broken finger on his right hand. Coach Mike Babcock said it's not a serious injury—it's not displaced—but it's not a day-to-day thing, either. It happened in the warm-ups prior to Friday's game in St. Louis and he played through it.
Dominik Hasek and Joey MacDonald are battling the flu, but both practiced Saturday and should be able to dress today against Colorado (who's left?).
Kris Draper, Robert Lang and Valtteri Filppula—all battling the flu—practiced and will play Sunday.
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Kessel Not Some Young Punk
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 03:27 PM ET
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from the Boston Herald,
Less than a month later, he was back playing NHL hockey. Let the critics chew on that, Kessel must have thought.
"I feel like I've answered them," said Kessel while watching the All-Stars practice. "What I had to deal with and what I've gone through, I think it shows I'm pretty mature for a young kid, and hopefully they'll look at me like that and not some young punk."
With the team sputtering, coach Dave Lewis moved him up from the fourth line to play with Patrice Bergeron and Marco Sturm, with an occasional shot to play on the first line with Marc Savard and Glen Murray.
"It's been good," said Kessel of his time with Bergeron. "Obviously, he's a great young player also, he has a lot of skill and he wants to win. He goes out there and he tries his hardest every night, and you can tell how bad he wants to win each game."
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Recchi Gets To 500
by Paul on 01/27/07 at 12:21 PM ET
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Mark Recchi gets goals 499 & 500 (watch) last night.
pic via the AP
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Coal exported from the Australian port of Newcastle declined by 6.1% week on week to 2.47m tonnes, data from the port authority out Monday shows, while prices for high-quality FOB Newcastle coal continued to come under pressure because of weak demand from Asia.
The two Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS)-operated terminals loaded 1.95m tonnes onto 24 ships in the seven-day period ending Sunday, the Hunter Valley Coal Chain Coordinator (HVCCC) said in a report.
This is actually up on the 21 ships loaded the week before, but the rate of shiploading for the week was down.
"PWCS shiploading for the week is at a rate of 101.7m tonnes/year with a month-to-date rate of 100.0m tonnes/year. PWCS port stocks have increased to 1.33m tonnes," HVCCC said. The rate a week earlier was 108.8m tonnes/year.
The 1.33m tonnes in stock at the end of the period is an increase of 26% week on week.
The third Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group-owned terminal at the east Australia port does not publish figures, but ICIS estimates just over 0.5m tonnes were shipped from it over the week.
A 25,000 tonne April-loading physical cargo was sold at $89.50/tonne on Monday, down from $91.75/tonne last Thursday.
The FOB Newcastle physical front-end prices had shown some firmness at the start of the month because of concerns about weather affecting supply, but this appears to be easing. Demand from Asian countries is also weak, sources have said.
The supply chain to Newcastle port is set to be severely disrupted this week until 15 March, with major maintenance work set to take place on large swathes of the New South Wales rail system starting from Monday. The maintenance work will ease off from 16 March, according to a maintenance plan published by HVCCC. Fionn O'Raghallaigh
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Sep 14, 2012A very fun and well-designed game. The graphics and soundtrack are very good and the game play is simple. The only draw back is the incentive to purchase credits to speed up unlocking items and upgrades.
Sep 17, 2012NFL Kicker 13 doesn't do itself any favors with its advanced features, but it'll entertain you between plays on Sunday afternoon.
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text: 3 Mystery melodrama...could have been made into a series.Coolwater | 17/03/2009 | See all Coolwater's reviews (88)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 DVD Reviewer Top 10 Clothing Reviewer After watching Park Plaza i looked on the Internet to see whether 'Tom Conway' starred in any more films as 'Norman Conquest'. To my surprise he didn't. The film itself is similar to that of 'The Thin Man' series...arguably not as good of course but all the same, had it's own unique feel. Even down to what would have been the signature tune, if they had made more.Tom Conway plays the suave private investigator very well, something that audiences became quite accustom to over the years.One disappointment to mention would be that of Sid James who we've all come to love for his roles in the Carry on Movies and many of his other comedy performances. For once i wasn't inspired. On the other hand i shouldn't stereotype the man. I can't help but feel that if his script was snappier & that bit funnier, he would have made the film that much better.Overall, the film was a little slow paced and fairly predictable and i although i would watch the film again, i wouldn't say it was any better than a 6/10.Picture Quality 10/10 (Digitally Remastered)


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Dennis Welding Supply, Inc. 28-Feb-03
New Orleans District
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6600 Plaza Drive, Suite 400
New Orleans, Louisiana 70127
Telephone: 504-253-4519
Fax: 504-253-4520
February 28, 2003
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Mr. Billy G. Dennis, President
Dennis Welding Supply, Inc.
619 North McDonough Street
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
Dear Mr. Dennis:
During the January 7- 13, 2003, inspection of your facility, located at 619 North McDonough Street, Montgomery, Alabama, our investigators documented deviations from the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) regulations. These deviations cause your drug product, Oxygen USP (United States Pharmacopeia), to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 501 (a)(2)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), in that the controls used for the manufacturing, processing, packing or holding of this product are not in conformance with CGMP regulations, found in Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 211(21 CFR 211). You may find guidance and more information regarding these regulations through link in FDA?s Internet page at http://www.fda.gov and in the National Archives and Records Administration Internet page at http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/cfr-retrieve.html.
Specific observations made during the inspection include:
- Your quality control unit failed to review and approve all the medical oxygen production and control records [21 CFR 211.192].
- [redacted] lots of Oxygen USP, produced on 22 different dates in November/December 2002, were released without a quality assurance review of the daily pumper?s log.
- [redacted] lots of liquid Oxygen USP, produced on nine different days in November/December 2002, of distribution without a quality assurance review of the daily pumper?s log
- There was no date beside each signature of the quality assurance employee reviewing the daily pumper?s logs for Oxygen USP and liquid Oxygen USP, firm January 2002 through October 31, 2002.
There were no initials in the "released By" column on the daily pumper?s log medical oxygen lots 031-01-072-1/3 on January 7, 2002, for lots 031-06-102-1/2 on June 10, 2002, and, lots 031-06-242-1/2 on June 24, 2002.
There was no documentation of review of your oxygen analyzer maintenance log by your quality assurance unit since December 2001.
There is no documentation to show the liquid Oxygen USP and the Oxygen USP labels were reviewed and accepted by the quality assurance unit prior to being placed in the master drug file and there was no documentation that a new shipments of labels received by the firm were compared against the Oxygen USP label, for gas cylinders, in the label master file for accuracy and for acceptance/rejection testing of the incoming labels[21 CFR 211.125 and 211.186(b)(8)].
2. You failed to establish adequate batch production and control records for each batch of drug product produced, including documentation that each significant step in the manufacture, processing, packing, or holding of the batch was accomplished [21 CFR 211.188(b)].
- There were no test results recorded for the post till purity tests on the daily pumper?s log for medical oxygen for lot #031-01-072-3 filled on January 7, 2002, or for lot #03-01-292-1 filled on January 29, 2002.
- A check off mark was placed on the daily pumper?s log for medical oxygen instead of the actual pressure and temperature readings taken during filling operations.
- Your procedure for filling Oxygen USP cylinders did not include the USP monograph requirement of a final odor test after the filling operation.
- Your procedure for filling liquid Oxygen USP did not require review of the daily pumper?s log for liquid Oxygen USP by the quality assurance unit prior to release of the Product for distribution, the performance of a visual inspection of the liquid vessel prior to filling, or performing a final leak test after filling the liquid oxygen container.
- Your "Calibration of Thermometers and Gauges" procedure does not state it is acceptable to use an outside contractor for the calibration of the vacuum and high-pressure gauges.
3. You failed to maintain complete records of the periodic calibration of the oxygen analyzer [21 CFR 211.194(d)].
- There was no documentation that the analyzer?s filter was being replaced every 24 weeks as requested by your procedure.
- There was no space to record the results on the nitrogen zero test on your oxygen analyzer log. Our investigators observed maintenance performed on your oxygen analyzer, during our inspection, which was not entered into the oxygen analyzer log within four hours of the maintenance being performed.
4. Your labeling procedure was not being followed and was inadequate, in that, label inventory records were incomplete or lacked required information [21 CFR 211.125].
- You have no written procedures for inventory control, acceptance/rejection testing, etc. for liquid Oxygen USP labels.
- Your Oxygen USP and liquid Oxygen USP monthly inventories have not been reconciled since October 2002.
- Your procedure does not specify the frequency of label reconciliation,
- There was no documentation that your "Medical Label Inventory Sheets" for Oxygen USP in cylinders, were reviewed by the quality assurance units since August 31, 2000, or that the "Medical Label Inventory Sheet" for liquid Oxygen USP was reviewed by the quality assurance unit since March 3, 2001.
- You failed to follow your written process control procedures in the execution of annual gas pumping operation audits [21 CFR 211.186(a)], in that, annual audits were not documented as per your "Audit of Gas Pumping Procedures.
6. You have not documented routine calibration and equipment checks, at suitable intervals, according to a written program designed to assure proper performance [21 CFR 211.68(a)].
- Your procedures for the testing of Oxygen USP do not require the documentation of the results of the calibration of the oxygen analyzer.
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I know that the public sector usually takes longer to adopt new technologies, but when it does they seem to work well.
Could this be a chance to show some initiative on this side of the pond (and this side of the Channel too, since UK is not part of the Schengen agreement and therefore doesn't have access to its security database) and actually setup some "cloud" (virtual) storage and computing for this?
Not that kind of cloud
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or rebrand to: A new Agency for losing even more data on USB porn sticks.
Injustice for all (execpt rulers)
"He proposes that it should be a really independent agency: "an independent entity which does not not have its own interest as user of the database"."
He wants it to be "really independent ", meaning no supervising, unlimited budget and no limit to the amount of data they may collect or how long.
_That's_ "really independent " means when a politician says that. Of course, he sees himself as the head of this agency with huge salary and a slice of profit to his own pocket, generated from selling all the data agency has collected. Of course tax payers are paying all the expenses.
To paraphrase Arthur Dent
This is obviously some strange usage of the word "freedom" that I was not previously aware of.
Europol != Interpol
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1.) Opening contest sees a submission showdown pitting Ophidian vs. Green Ant
Winner by submission at 10:59 Ophidian after Green Ant was dropped throat first on an exposed turnbuckle
2.) Next up, a bonus match sees El Hijo del Ice Cream take on Saturyne. (LOS ICE CREAMS SIGHTING!!!)
6:42 time of the fall as Saturyne gets the win over El Hijo del Ice Cream & momentum towards tomorrow in Long Island
3.) Tag action sees the Colony, Soldier Ant & Fire Ant take on the Throwbacks, Dasher Hatfield & Mr. Touchdown
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News: During intermission, Wink Vavasuer stated in Johnny Gargnao's absence, he will be replaced by Icarus in the tag title match. (BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! There you go!)
5.) Back from intermission, we bring you Kobald taking on worldwide sensation, Colt Cabana.
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8.) Main event sees Hallowicked & UltraMantis Black got for tag gold against FIST
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-Big boot by Hallowicked at 15:12 allows him to pin Icarus to tie things up
-Delirious seemingly out to assist the Spectral Envoy lays out UltraMantis allowing Icarus to pin Mantis & FIST retains the titles
Damn did a lot of stuff go down tonight and Kingston vs Gerard is still set for tomorrow. Holy shit what did Ultra Mantis Black do to make Delirious get involved in the main event. He remembers everything all right! Can not wait to see where it goes next. What is up with Green Ant getting all rudo on Dasher? Did not see that coming at all. Also looking forward to The Big Rig Brodie Lee getting a shot at the Grand Championship when CHIKARA goes to Canada.
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4 days in Seattle - need help prioritizing my list!
My husband and I will be visiting Seattle from L.A. for 4 nights at the end of the week. We've got 4 breakfasts, lunches and dinners to eat - hurray! I'd like a mix of delicious cheap, casual eats and a couple of nicer places. Based on Chowhound, Yelp, and the Seattle Weekly, I've developed a list but I need help in figuring out what's a don't-miss and what's all hype!
I especially need help prioritizing the non-cheap eats, since we do want to make our splurges count. If anyone is familiar with LA, we eat at a lot of hole in the wall ethnic joints, but we also like Grace, Lucques, and Father's Office, for example. Also, coming from Los Angeles, I decided to leave Mexican, sushi, and Vietnamese places off the list. But please do let me know if there is a can't miss place serving any of these cuisines.
I'm pretty sure we'll go to:
Matt's in the Market
Bavarian Meat Deli
Ballard Sunday farmers market
I'm less sure about:
Cafe Juanita
Harvest Vine
Spring Hill
How to Cook a Wolf
Any thoughts would be appreciated. We'll be staying downtown, but are willing to taxi elsewhere (still debating the rental car). Thanks so much!
I would take Cafe Juanita off the list. It's a long way from downtown and you've got Osteria Mozza at home. I haven't been to Dinette and Spring Hill - but of the remaining on your "less sure" list I would choose How to Cook a Wolf. Spur would be a fun place to go for cocktails and nibbles one night.
re: Lauren
As a pair of counterpoints:
1. I think Cafe Juanita is excellent
2. On my last visit to CJ, I encountered the proprietor of Osteria Mozza, who indicated that he had enjoyed a very fine meal.
re: alxnrth
A prior posting on this site stated that Cascadia is closed.
re: FoodDee
Confirm that Cascadia is closed. The chef, Kerry Sears, is now at the new Four Seasons on First near the Art Museum.
Definite on Matt's and Salumi. I would also do either How to Cook a Wolf or Union - both are Ethan Stowell's restaurants. Union is spectacular and downtown if you want to save a cab ride. I have not been to Wolf but hear it is great. Txori is also a great idea if you don't make it to Harvest Vine (I love them both)
My foodie friends have raved about Quinn's but I have not been.
I don't know Bavarian meat deli, just fyi. I love strolling the farmers market, but you can also not do it as a meal, more a snack, if you need to juggle things. I am assuming you won't be cooking.
as to your less sures, I would skip Juanita, and I don't know Spring Hill or Dinette. For the splurges, I would say: Crush--delicious, innovative, and a slightly more upscale ambiance. A must. Wolf--small plates and fabulous. Must. Harvest Vine is my favorite in Seattle. Sit at the food bar. My only caveat is that I haven't been there in a while and the owners opened a new place, so I don't know if the Vine has suffered at all. Their new place is called Txori--it's more of true tapas--very small plates. If you need a happy hour/snack or late night place, it would be a good choice, especially if you don't fit in the Vine. I am going to Spur for the first time tonight, but it may be you want to go to either Spur or Quinn's, but not both. sort of my impression. I wouldn't call any of these places cheap, but Crush is the only one to approach fine dining. Finally, for a real Seattle twist, I would consider Tilth or Sitka & Spruce, but you are trying to shorten your list, not add to it,
re: cocktailhour
Yay! 2 votes to get Juanita off the list, and 2 votes for Wolf! These suggestions are very useful.
Are Tilth and Sitka & Spruce similar to each other, or would either be a good replacement for anything else on the list? Harvest Vine...to be honest, tapas would not have been my first choice, but it seems to be a huge favorite so I added it to my list.
Bavarian Meat Deli just sounded like fun...a place to pick up cured meats for later, but not for a meal. Same with Ballard market. My hubby saw something about pork belly sliders at Spur, so that was also put on the list (so perhaps Quinn's can get crossed off).
re: mmmmangos
I would give a extreme thumbs up for Wolf, Salumi, Quinn's and Matt's in the Market. Harvest Vine I fond just ok, nothing too spectacular (and hit or miss service). The two I would not miss would be How to Cook a Wolf and Matt's. Two of my top places in Seattle.
re: mmmmangos
Bavarian Meat's is a great place to do just what you are thinking - pick up snacks for the room. I love their liverwurst. And they make these pretzel rolls that look fabulous.
Tilth and Sitka and Spruce are very different in feel. I've only had breakfast at Tilth so I can't speak to it's food but Sitka and Spruce pushes the envelope a little more. Tilth's claim to fame is all organic. Sitka and Spruce pushes the local/seasonal angle. If you're interested in Sitka and Spruce, you might want to check out The Corson Building, Matt Dillon's latest venture. I had a very interesting meal there.
Re: Spur and Quinn's. Both are great. Spur is a more "refined" and Quinn's is more "rustic".
re: cocktailhour
Just returned from a weekend in LA preceded by extensive CH research so I feel I know your perspective now better than I otherwise might
Excellent advice by cocktail hour, and others. I would add that Spring Hill is very good and arguably as "Northwest" as it gets. I am a huge fan of Spur, Crush and Quinn's; each executes its locally sourced and inspired dishes as well as remarkable restaurants in much larger cities. Steelhead Diner too, though perhaps not quite as consistently. I would definitely pass on Cafe Juanita; haven't been to Dinette or Wolf. I appreciate your having Vietnamese in spades in SoCal, but consider that Tamarind Tree and Green Leaf are quite remarkable, Monsoon for dim sum/brunch too. These are far from a pho spot or bahn mi deli (though we have good examples of those here too). I quite like the related Spaniards Harvest Vine and Txori, but I think for a short stay Tilth or Sitka and Spruce may be more represenative of the locavore scene, as cocktail hour suggests. I would advise generally not doing Italian either, but hear great things about Spinasse, the pasta specialist/N. Italian newbie.
P.s. Park's BBQ, Jitlada and Lucques--all awesome.
I'd really consider adding Monsoon for dim sum/brunch on Saturday. I'd pass on Dinette as it's a nice little neighborhood place but not remarkable. I would add Sitka & Spruce or Lark to this list.
Didn't realize Bavarian Meats was more than a counter, anyone know do they make things?
Matt's - go for lunch (catfish san + salad nearly qualifies as cheap eats at under $20)
Bavarian Meat Deli - (just a door away from Starbuck's #1) yes, this is one of about a hundred unique and wonderful things at the Pike Place Public Market (go early and stay til closing). In a similar vein, see Uli's Famous Sausages (made fresh by Uli) just across Pike Place and a few stalls South. They have a huge and delectable selection, wonderfully flavorful spices and no preservatives.
Paseo - A must - Call your local friend with a lot of dishes and get several "dinners" to take out and plate up at home (too huge and messy to eat all that on a tippy two-top). What a great picnic that is.
Salumi - Definitely - Sit at the common table and try the specials. Ask Irma what's good today.
Ballard Sunday farmers market - yes, but many vendors are on a circuit and all the markets are good. http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&...
Cafe Juanita - you'd surely get good food, but Juanita's a schlep and pricey (see other splurge candidates below).
Harvest Vine - This is memorable, though not cheap. Sub Txori to Save.
Crush - A splurge, but worthy. Other Very Seattle splurges = Tilth, Lark, Elemental, Art of the Table, Sitka and Spruce.
Spring Hill
How to Cook a Wolf
Transit is pretty good (get info at METRO desks - 2nd & Jackson, Under Macy's at 3rd/4th and Pike). You can see the town from a little higher perch than a car and don't have to drive.
re: mrnelso
Wow. This is such great info. I will def. add either Tilth, Sitka & Spruce, or Lark to the list. Thanks for the feedback on all the places, and the Monsoon brunch suggestion sounds good as well.. Will pass on Dinette. Something about Quinn's really appeals to me, so I may keep that as well.
Equinoise, glad you had some good food experiences in L.A.! Lucques and Jitlada are both great. Haven't been to Parks BBQ but I've heard good things.
I see your decision has been made - and you would need a car, but it should be noted that Cafe Juanita offers the finest combination of exceptional food, understated refinement in decor and by far - the finest service in the Seattle area. If you are looking to enjoy a night with someone significant and simply enjoy a perfect evening - Cafe Juanita is your spot......it does sound like you prefer a taste of Seattle though - if you are staying downtown, Dinette is really a classic little spot with really great food and a nice story. So many "food folks" saying they have never been there spured my loggin in to this post - it is a great little spot. You are right on to keep the Ballard Sunday Market on your list. Cafe Presse is also a great value with style. I'll jump on the Sitka and Spruce bandwagon - great food but the "experience" may not fulfill as some other's would. It would be a shame to not stop by one of Tom's spots (the Palace Kitchen bar sets a nice standard if dinner doesn't interest you).
re: J_J_MFK
mmmmangos -- I've heard great things about the happy hour at the restaurant that is now in the former Cascadia space, Taverna del Alabardero. You might be able to catch some great tapas there, as it's right in Belltown. Txori is also wonderful. I think I would get my cured meats at Salumi rather than the Bavarian deli, but then, that's me!
re: zoogrrrl
Me, too, Zoogirl. You remind me to say those are 2 very different cured-meat shops. Bavarian deli gets you, um, Bavarian meats. From, like, Bavaria. A good flown-in selection, to be sure; you can almost imagine yourself in Leavenworth (the Northwest's own quaint little "Bavarian" village, with its cash registers pointing acutely up the road toward the ski lodges at Stevens pass - ka'ching). Salumi's cash registers are pointed more toward Italy, though the salamis are cured in that very shop and involve no airplanes - I love the place, and usually slide myself along the wall behind the long line awaiting excellant sandwiches and go straight to the big table in the back. You will see the specials on the sidewalk sandwich board and displayed on plates in the glass case in the entry. The kitchen staff will tell you which you should get, and you can pay on the way out. You can get a few chunks of salami on your way out, too (when traffic allows, they will often graciously slice, but best to plan ahead and call your sliced-meat order to them the day before your pickup).
Maybe go to the Pike Place Market in the morning, grab a pain chocolate at Le Panier, a Coffee at Starbuck's #1, just so you can see the where it all started, and wander in to Bavarian Meats for a look (all these are mere feet apart). Then more wandering around and see and eat and come back for a grilled sausage and fries at Uli's (deservedly) Famous Susages.
re: zoogrrrl
Taberna del Albardero was one of my favorite restaurants in DC when I lived there; inventive Spanish cuisine and classic, continental service. While I am glad it is here now, I think it would be a shame to opt for this Madrid-based chain over the unique locals Harvest Vine or Txori.
I love that most of us agree :) I concure with most recommendations. I would not add Tilth to your list though (though if you venture to Wallinford have a fun treat at Molly Moon's or Trophy Cupcake- check out thier websites- or maybe for after Paseo/checking out Fremont? If you are adventurous they are about a 15 minute walk apart on 45/46th)- I found it was hyped and I feel you would have a much better time at How to Cook a Wolf- one of my favorites. Also, by going to How to Cook a Wolf you will get to see a different part of Seattle- the Queen Anne neighborhood. The cab ride there should be less than $10 or you could take the bus. I would add Sitka&Spruce or Lark to you list though.
Matt's - I agree that you should go for lunch- I love the catfish sandwich + salad
Bavarian Meat Deli - One of my regular hidden stops in the market. Get some lanjager (sp?) to eat on your walks and chat with the German ladies.
Paseo - A must! I like the scallop sandwich more than the midnight cuban because I am more of a seafood fan- I rank it above the prawns as well.
Salumi - Long lines- but you know that :) Do it!
Ballard Sunday farmers market - This is a regular Sunday stop for me. Check out the Polish Bakery for a treat and maybe pick up some Tall Grass Bread to eat with your Salumi or Bavarian Meats items. Also- there is many tasty cheese vendors.
Harvest Vine - I would subsitute Txori- Centrally located downtown and a fun experience. Eat a light dinner and then see a show at Big Picute below El Gaucho and share a tub of truffled popcorn and cocktails why watching a movie in a lounge setting- very date night*
Crush - I have heard beyond good things about Crush- It is at the top of my to do list
Other Very Seattle places~
Elemental & Art of the Table (Both in Wallingford- AotT only serves Thurs, Fri, Sat with themed meals and a Monday App menu- AMAZING!)
Restaurant Zoe
Lola for Brunch or Lunch ( so delicious and big deal Seattle chef restaurant)
Hope you have fun!
Just a couple additional things. First, I just remembered that when we tried to go to the Paseo in Ballard, it was closed, I think at least for all of January, for winter vacation. It may be different at the other location of course, but you may want to check.
Second, I made it to Spur last night and really enjoyed it. I would still compare it to Quinn's in some ways. Quinn's feels more lively and pub like, Spur is smaller, quieter and seems to be emphasizing some more fine dining aspects to their dishes. All the food we had was great--including the pork belly sliders. It is spendy though--plates ranged from $9 to $24. I think we ate 6. They had what looks like a good happy hour, from 5-7. Quinn's also has more beer, if that is your interest.
I am not going to comment on anyone else's suggestions, just because I am sure we all have opinions and I know to me it gets overwhelming at some point!
Sounds like you have a plan! Not sure if pain de chocolate at Panier is better than those at Breadbar so I'd swap that for a mazariner from Svedala Bakery in the Pike Market and munch while you are walking around. Might even want to take some of those home, actually.
also don't make a special trip to MollyMoons for ice cream---not as good as Tai's stuff at Scoops and costs MUCH more.
Enjoy Salumi---you know you can buy stuff to go from there too.
You've received some pretty good advice already, but I want to post my dissent on a few of the responses. First, many people encourage you to drop Cafe Juanita from your list. This may be justifiable given your intelligent decision to eat at restaurants that will offer something different from the Los Angeles scene. (I lived in the Los Angeles area most of my life.) Certainly, L.A. has plenty of good Italian restaurants, like Angelini Osteria, Cappo, Via Veneto, Valentino, and Osteria Mozza. But Café Juanita is, in my opinion, the best restaurant in the Seattle area. Chef Holly Smith is absolutely at the top of her game, and received the 2008 James Beard Foundation Award at the best chef in the Northwest. Yes, it's a schlep to get to Kirkland, but what Chowhound won't suffer some degree of inconvenience for the sake of fabulous food. I just ate there last Saturday night, and absolutely swooned over almost all the dishes. The service and the wine list are on a par with the amazingly wonderful food. I agree with others who tout Ethan Stowell's restaurants, both Union and How to Cook a Wolf. You are right to avoid Japanese and Mexican restaurants in Seattle. They pale by comparison to the resources available in the L.A. area. However, despite the large number of good Vietnamese restaurants in L.A. and Orange County, I agree that the food at the Tamarind Tree is very special, as are some of the wonderful and exotic non-alcoholic drinks there. I would definite go to either Harvest Vine or Txori. Los Angeles doesn't have many exceptional Spanish or Basque restaurants. Chef Joseba Jimenez de Jimenez turns out some amazing Spanish and Basque dishes, and his wife, Carolin Messier de Jimenez, produces equally amazing deserts. Finally, for an experience that cannot be replicated in Los Angeles, I would go to Elliott's Oyster Bar for a sampling of Pacific Northwest oysters, which are some of the best oysters in the world. If you don't like raw oysters, you have my sympathy, and can ignore my recommendation. Otherwise, be sure to sit at the oyster bar, not a table. Hopefully, Dave Leck will be working at the oyster bar. He is amazingly knowledgeable about oysters, as well as being a champion oyster shucker. The last time I was at Elliott's, they had between 25 and 30 types of oysters on hand, the best of which were from Snow Creek (Port Angeles) and Kusshi (Deep Bay, Vancouver Island). (See my post on Pacific Northwest oysters at http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/577731). This is truly a unique Pacific Northwest experience.
re: Tom Armitage
A P.S. to my post above: The Saturday University District farmers' market is a larger, food only, alternative to the Ballard farmers' market. There are some very good vendors there.:
re: Tom Armitage
I can't tell you how much I appreciate all of these suggestions. I am writing all of these down. Though some are pulling ahead of the pack, I won't rule anything out...it sounds like it will be hard to go wrong, which is a nice dilemma to have.
I will also check in advance whether Paseo is open. Thanks for the warning! (And it's true; L.A. is lacking a really good tapas place).
One last question, if you'll indulge me. Of the Lark/Sitka & Spruce/Art of the Table type places, which would be the "easiest" to visit? It seems that there are a lot of tiny, no reservations places in Seattle and I'd prefer not to spend ALL my time waiting for tables! :)
re: mmmmangos
I prefer waiting at Lark as opposed to S&S since you can have (very good) drinks at related bar Licorous next door. IIRC S&S is in a strip mall with nothing comparable nearby. I think the food at Lark is better than S&S too; I should have mentioned it and Union at first.
re: mmmmangos
I agree with the choice of Lark. Lark has more tables than Sitka & Spruce, which means a shorter wait time on average. The wait at Sitka & Spruce can be hideously and unconscionably long, and is chronically underestimated by the staff there. In addition, the chef at S&S, Matt Dillon, is now focused on his new restaurant, Corson Building, whereas Chef John Sundstrom is 100% at Lark.
re: mmmmangos
Art of the Table has Happy Mondays... you can sample what they are trying out for the upcoming dinners and not have to go by the set meal. however, they are closed unitl Feb 9th (I think) for their holiday break. Highly recommended though, more casual, fun, interactive "happy hour"
Harvest Vine is a must. They always have something new and interesting on the menu that will enlighten you. It can be quite hard to get a table though. I'm surprised more people haven't raved about crush on here. I've only been there once but it was absolutely amazing. I would definitely go to sitka and spruce. It doesn't look like much from the outside but the food is great. Sit at the community table, there are always interesting people so you'll get to have a great dinner while sharing some delightful conversation. Tilth has never really amazed me. I haven't gotten a chance to go to how to cook a wolf yet, but I've only heard great things.
I love Cafe Juanita and consider it one of my favorite Seattle restaurants but have been underwhelmed as of late. For I good cross section of dinners I suggest:
Harvest Vine: Firing on all cylinders, much more than tapas, sit upstairs ideally at the bar.
Quinn's: More casual don't order too much rich stuff although they all sound and are good
Lark: as good seasonal northwest as there is.
Dinner Number Four: Toss up between Sitka and Spruce, Monsoo(upscale viet) , Boat Street Kitchen(NW Bistro and Le Pichet(french bistro). I guess it depends what you're up for after the three other meals.
I could easily sub Quinn's out for any of these. The more I think of it Boat Street is the sleeper of the bunch, doesn't get as much attention, has better ambiance and comparable food.
We just returned from a wonderful trip made all the better by your advice. Since you were kind enough to provide suggestions, I thought I'd better report back! We didn't make it to all the places we wanted, but almost every place we went was fantastic.
Salumi - lived up to the hype. The salami stunk up our hotel room (in a good way) whenever we opened the fridge. Porchetta, meatballs, hot soprasetta, salumi - all great. They are only open Tuesday-Friday, in case any other tourists plan to visit!
Matt's in the Market - really, really good. Went for a late lunch so specials were sold out. I had soup & salad (great); hubby had the fried catfish sandwich based on the recs here. He really liked it despite generally hating catfish, so that's high praise! I would have liked to go back.
Txori - Great tapas and reasonably priced, I think. Better than any I've had in L.A. so far. I like how it really felt like a friendly, casual neighborhood cafe (as opposed to a lot of LA places that try to be sexy and smoldering). Braised pork, chorizo & chocolate, pa amb tomaquet, and the tortilla espanola sandwich were the faves.
Crush - JUST. EAT. HERE. Really. This was the best dining experience I've had in so long. The food, service, and wine suggestions were all perfect, and it was a fun place to eat as well. I had a hamachi and asian pear appetizer (best hamachi ever) and a fantastic gnocchi main course...the lightest, fluffiest gnocchi I've ever had in a wonderful creamy herby sauce. The hubby had the foie gras "steak" appetizer and the sous vide short ribs, which has ruined him for all other short ribs. We also were able to try the soup - parsnip leek perhaps? - in any case, delicious. God I love this restaurant.
Tamarind Tree - I'm really glad we went here but I suspect we ordered the wrong items, even though we asked the waiter for advice. I wish they had a more limited menu! We ordered the Tamarind Tree spring rolls, which were good, and I ordered a lemongrass/pepper tofu dish, which was pretty good but rather dry/oily, and my husband got the Hainan chicken rice, which he said was good but not the best he's had. It seemed like the thing to order was their enormous crepe to wrap up in greens...those looked great! The drinks were great (fresh lemon sodas), as was dessert.
Boka - this was attached to our hotel, so we thought we'd try it late one night because they have a late-night happy hour. I was really underwhelmed by the food and would have found the space annoying for a proper dinner. I'd skip it and go pretty much anywhere else. Can't beat a $3 Guinness, though.
Elliott's Oyster Bar - I almost forgot! We went at happy hour and sat at the bar. We are oyster novices and we couldn't have asked for a better education...three dozen oysters later, we know what we like. I think we tried 5 different kinds? That really was a blast, and delicious, and we would never have gone there if not for this board, so thanks again.
We didn't make it to Lark or Quinn's, which is too bad, but the food we did have was so great that it's hard to complain. Crush seemed to use a lot of local, seasonal ingredients as well. Other things...we grabbed breakfast most days at Piroshky Piroshky, because it was convenient and tasty; I enjoyed Beecher's cheese; Bavarian Meat Deli was a worthy stop; everything I tried at Le Panier was yummy; we ate honeycrisp apples every day...life is good.
Anyway, thanks again, Seattle Chowhounders! I never expected such a generous response to my questions. Your city is delicious.
as restaurant owners ourselves we recently celebrated our 2 year restaurant anniversary @ Juanita....food and service excellent......have eaten @ Crush twice, once good once i had 2 dishes overcooked and Jason served them to me @ the "kitchen bar", but otherwise good...have eaten @ Lark at least 12 times ALWAYS GREAT even after CHef won the James Beard award....Salumi IS a MUST as well as Matt's (for lunch)..I know seattleites are gonna poo poo this but ive eaten @ The Flying Fish about a million times and always had very good food and service, its a great option for lunch and Chris Keff knows her way around some NW seafood....Union is a gem downtown that I think gets overlooked with Ethans other spots......sit @ the bar and get the lowdown from the bartender.....If you want a coupla spots for drinks and a nibble hit up Wild Ginger, they've gotten a bit too big for their britches but they DID start the whole thing here or cab it down to the Edgewater Hotel and have a sunset cocktail at 6& 7 lounge??i think its called??.......thats my 2 cents as a Chef and chowhound;)
re: Big Cicada
Flying Fish doesn't appear to be open for lunch at present: http://flyingfishrestaurant.com/


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text: Two firefighters from Lower Township were treated for heat exhaustion following a house fire that broke out in the Villas Thursday afternoon. The Cape May County Herald reports a single family home on West Drumbed Road was damaged during the fire late Thursday afternoon. Two firemen were treated for exhaustion by the Lower Township Rescue Squad. No one was inside the home when the fire started, and there were no other injuries.


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November 21, 2014
MARSHALL COUNTY, Okla. -- It was a quite a dramatic scene near Madill Thursday morning when a dog fell in a roadside hole along Highway 70. The sheriff's office, the Madill Police Department, and the dog catcher all responded to the call.
The hole, right along Highway 70 in Oakland right on the edge of Madill, is at least nine-feet deep, without any barriers or warning signs.
The dog fell in sometime overnight, and it was quite the ordeal to get him out.
"I heard barking in that hole--it's been open for two days. I've been afraid a kid would fall in and couldn't possibly get out of that hole. A grown person can not get out of that hole"" Gary Minor, of nearby business Minor Printing, said.
The Madill Police Department is trying to figure out whose dog it is. Call the Madill Police Department at 580-795-2387 if you have any information.
As for the hole, it's still there, and it is still unmarked.
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