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Best New Wine of 2013
- Delucacheesemonger Jan 23, 2014 10:12 AM
Here is a silly one. What was your favorite wine you consumed in 2013 for the first time.
Easy for me and the reason for the thread, it was La Doriane, a Chateau Grillet wannabe that blew away the original. Certainly the finest bottle of Condrieu l have ever had, and one of best dry whites ever as well. Guigal rocks with this one.
What was yours ?
Not a "new" wine per se, and not the most expensive.... but the 1995 Heidsieck Blanc des Millenaires was about the most mind-blowing vino for me in 2013.
An 18-y.o. champagne just hitting it's stride, a great expression of chardonnay and as close to a "definitive" French B de B as I've ever had.
Without racking my brain, Liquid Farm Four Chard is definitely a contender as was the Scherrer Sonoma Coast pinot
2006 Alban Vineyards Syrah Lorraine - USA, California, Central Coast, Edna Valley (12/22/2013)
Mini Offline at Mike's featuring Alban; 12/21/2013-12/22/2013 (Minneapolis, MN): Top five wine of the year and gives new meaning to the phrase LONG FINISH. Consumed 2 glasses over the course of 3 hours. Bacon, blackberries, charcoal, glycerin and exotic spices. Up front heat was a bit of an issue but blew off. This is a big time wine and one that will evolve for a decade or more. This would compare nicely against any of the Big Aussie wines we drank back in November. Outstanding! (97 points)
1990 Château Troplong Mondot - France, Bordeaux, Libournais, St. Émilion Grand Cru (4/27/2013)
Right Bank Bordeaux Tasting; 4/27/2013-5/5/2013 (Kevin's House (Minneapolis)): Decant 3 hours. Intense aromas and flavors. Cherry, blueberries, cigar, coffee, menthol and roasted beef. Complex and concentrated wine. Finish goes on for over a minute and the wine is balanced. Could go another decade! Top notch. (96 points)
2005 Hexamer Meddersheimer Rheingrafenberg Riesling Spätlese ** - Germany, Nahe (2/23/2013)
Nice sweetness and more like an Auslese wine. Dark gold. Minerals, golden delicious apples, pinneapple and peaches. Nice acid to complement the sweet. Medium to long finish. Will age for a decade and a wonderful effort! 94 plus (94 points)
Perhaps not the best, but my 3 most interesting
new wine varietals/appelations were Chignin-Bergeron
(I had 100% CA Roussane before , but was not even
aware that it could be found in France), white Jongieux
(from Jacquere grape), and red Mondeuse. Of the 3,
I liked best the first two.
re: bclevy
I think these are the ones I tasted from Kermit Lynch the other day. Those Savoiard wines were both fascinating and wonderful. I have enjoyed other Jacqueres from Savoy in the past but these took the grape to new highs. The Mondeuse was the real eye opener. Complex, balanced and just plain wonderful. It takes Mondeuse to a whole new level.
Since I tasted them this year they technically don't qualify for this thread.
I'm not sure it was the best, but the most unexpected pleasure came from the 2009 Niepoort "Projectos" Pinot Noir, Vinho Regional Duriense, which I tried side-by-side with the 2006.
A quick bit of background: I don't know how much was produced of the 2006 vintage; I know that only three cases came into the United States, and I was able to acquire two bottles. The first I opened with some friends in the wine trade back in 2011, and the wine was very high in acidity, closed, and very tight. In other words, no one really liked it, and I was disappointed because it showed much better than that when I first tried it. (See http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/6947... for my initial impression of this wine.) So I put the second one in the cellar and waited . . .
When my wife and I had lunch at Niepoort's Quinta de Nápoles, we were talking to Dirk's then-winemaker Luis Seabra about the 2006 Pinot, and -- when we left -- he gave me a bottle of the 2009 to try along side it.
Some 145 cases were produced in 2009, but I don't know if it was ever available in the US or, if it was, how many came cases were imported. I've never seen it. That said, the winery says this was the second bottling of Pinot Noir, so I am presuming none was made in 2007 or 2008.
The 2006 showed beautifully this time -- gone was the nearly-piercing high acidity and sharpness present when I opened the first bottle. In its place was a wine that reminded me very much of the 1968 or 1976 Beaulieu Carneros Pinot Noirs -- definitely Pinot Noir, but definitely *not* French; fuller, rounder, and more "clumsy" while still being enjoyable and tasty. (By "clumsy," think of a very young, very large puppy with gigantic feet -- she trips, she stumbles, she's a bit ungainly, but she's very adorable and you love her.) The wine was mature, very flavorful, with a long, full finish.
The 2009 was more Burgundian, or perhaps Oregonian, in character. Much more elegant, an enticing perfumed bouquet, and decidedly lighter on the palate, but possessing the elegance and finesse lacking in the 2006 -- think Savigny-les-Beaune, for example, or Benton Lane. This was a charming, flavorful wine that paired beautifully with the entrée of stuffed quail and haricot vert.
Actually, both wines were delicious, but the 2009 was far more stylish, complex, impressive and definitely won the Thunderbird Corollary!
My eye opener from 2013 was the 2009 Jean Foillard Morgon 3.14. I have long enjoyed cru Beaujolais but this one takes it to a new level. A true vin-de-garde that will take a good ten year to peak.
My favorite was the 2001 Vietti Barolo Villero Riserva. Still young but monumental.
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LOVE Gangloff!
re: zin1953
Zin is there Any wine you haven't tried? I can't exactly accuse you of a misspent youth - it seems to have been rather well spent.
re: kagemusha49
Well, to be fair, I never tried Gangloff's "Cuvée Elliot Ness"!¹
But you have to remember that I grew up in the wine trade in Southern California -- my uncle having a "wine shop," in the 1950s through the mid-1980s, when most other people had "liquor stores." As I've mentioned in the past, I started tasting and learning about wines in 1963 at the age of 10; started receiving paychecks at 16; and by 18, I was going to wineries in Napa and Sonoma to buy wine for his six stores.
As far as Gangloff is concerned, I visited him in January 1997 to taste out of barrel (and tank) when I went there with his then-importer, Fran Kysela, M.S.. I was then the Sales Manager of the California wholesaler that represented the wines of Kysela Pere et Fils, Ltd.
¹ This was a rather "notorious" wine that was never released publicly, but got reviewed by Parker. Gangloff made a small amount of late harvest Condrieu and tasted Parker on it (he gave it a 96 or a 98; I forget exactly), but in his limited English, Yves tried to explain to Parker that it was "unavailable," but couldn't think of the right word. He said to Parker that the wine was . . . "you know, like Elliot Ness . . . it is untouchable." The result? Parker wrote the review and called it "Cuvée Elliot Ness." Or at least that's what Yves told me. ;^)
re: zin1953
Great story.
Interesting I just read about La Doriane in Kermit Lynch's new edition of "Adventures on the Wine Route."
Wish I'd had some Condrieu in 2013.
Nice stuff coming out of Spain.
In order of acquisition (2013):
2000 Costers del Segre, Castell del Remei Gotim Bru
(Parker:"There is only one word for a wine such as Castell dei Remei's 2000 Gotim Bru ... awesome!") Purchased @ $10/btl...
1994 Ribera Del Duero Pesquera Gran Reserva
2005 Rioja Muga Prado Enea Gran Reserva
2007 Ribeiro Rodriguez Vazquez, Luis A.Viña de Martin Os Pasás
re: OscarFox
A 1994 Pesquera "Janus" opened about 10 years ago is the single bottle of Spanish wine on my very short "epiphany" list.


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Stars may be speaking out against Leah Remini and her Scientology departure, but Scientology poster boy, Tom Cruise, is talking only one thing these days... his new film, Edge of Tomorrow.
Originally titled, All You Need Is Kill, the film is based on the novel by Hiroshi Sakurazaka of the same name but has since changed the title to Edge of Tomorrow. With the new name, we get a new Edge of Tomorrow poster!
I'll give them credit - a poster of presumably the star without showing the star's face? Bold move.
Click through the jump to see Cruise and costar Emily Blunt in action!
The premise of Edge of Tomorrow is not to unlike that of Bill Murray's Groundhog Day, just with a lot more bullets and hellfire. Tom Cruise's character, Lt. Col. Bill Cage, has found himself stuck in a time loop during a war against aliens.
Starring alongside Cruise and Blunt are Bill Paxton and Charlotte Riley.
That time loop is going to be repeating for quite awhile before we get to see it as Edge of Tomorrow is not scheduled to open until June 6th of 2014. Think Warner Bros. is banking hard on this one? All signs point to yes.
Speaking of studios banking on films, Johnny Depp is in talks for an Alice in Wonderland sequel!
If Tom Cruise is in the movie, well then, it is a automatic no for me! I agree with poster the only way for him to save himself and rebuild would be to remove himself from Scientology and the Evil the ensues around it. Tom, where is Shelly? Do you care about anyone other then your own ego? Your fairing very well in real. thank God Katie got away from you and protected her daughter from that cult and you! This movie looks so STUPID!
Tom Tom just isn't believable anymore as "The Good Guy saving the World" first of all I realize he must of got into acting so he could pretend to be a good guy. To see how he treated and cruelly treated Nicole and turn their kids against her you know your playing with a Not so nice person. And the movies him and Will Smith pick is approved by Scientology because their original leader wrote Sci Fi. Tom do yourself and your family a favor and leave Scientology and forget about saving the pretend world, how about saving yourself and family you supposedly love. He at this point is just a creepy guy and it keeps getting worse.
Excuse me, "Your not fairing very well in living in the real world" So I guess it's good your an actor so you can pretent to be a decent person.
Leah Remini was quoted in Huffington Post and New York Post as having had years of confessionals. She had the thought reform mind-control action called "Truth Rundown" being enforced on the hapless target.
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I think you are good after 8 years... not sure HSBC "now Capital One" even had the accounts back 8 years ago... but "SOME times transfers between banks still go into the same block list... think you might be good though... APPLY IN PERSON! might be able to get the MasterCard version!
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I had a joint account that ended up in my BK with $0 balance and the account was closed and at first my co-applicant was declined on opening individual but after checking further they did open, this happened on both our Saks and Neiman Marcus Account. I am now AU on both the new accounts. I think tried last year I was getting declined for past history but I was still under 5 years... I had luck with some of my past creditors after the 5 year ability to collect timeframe.
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I had $0 balance on Neiman Marcus card when I filed, they didn't close the acct.
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I had $0 balance on Neiman Marcus card when I filed, they didn't close the acct.
I still have it.
I had a lot of accounts that didn't close... I had a couple that didn't close until year 2 or 3 of my BK (which was 13) and then close... Which was a little fustrating since now it's to late and they can clearly see but I got it... i got some to open back AFTER the CR reflected the bk was over. but it's just a letter like the other million the bank probably gets so not sure how that works at certain banks of once it's scanned how they distribute and they just missed it or what not... but if it's not included in the bk (at least on 13) they would simply get a letter stating that I was filing but they were "NOT" included in it. I had family and friends get the same letter also which was little weird... but it's sent to all that are tied somehow to different accounts with the person filing.
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text: Who's coordinating the Table? Oakenwald, Eclipse, Bordure or someone else? Tostig --- On Thu, 4/30/09, Ly Gabriele <md_rogue at yahoo.com> wrote: From: Ly Gabriele <md_rogue at yahoo.com> Subject: [ANSTHRLD] Calling All Heralds To: heralds at lists.ansteorra.org Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009, 6:05 PM As the Autocrat in Training & Merchant & Hall Coordinator, I would like to invite you to come to Steppes Warlord XXXVI - May 22 - 25. Come to one of the oldest and largest events in Ansteorra at the Canton Trade Days site. Come ply your trade and cry the field. We have several activities outside and inside the air conditioned Hall. One is a Heralds Table. We will need Heralds. The event web site is http://steppes.ansteorra.org/events/warlord/ Warlord XXXVI Autocrat in Training and Merchant & Hall Coordinator Lady Gabriele Renee' de Bernard Dominatrix of House Bloodstone Bronze to Wicked Thunder Dark Star Tavern Keeper Lady Gabriele _______________________________________________ Heralds mailing list Heralds at lists.ansteorra.org http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/heralds-ansteorra.org


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The Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa says military waste barrels retrieved from Lake Superior contain active explosives.
The Red Cliff issued a preliminary report on the its effort to locate, raise and test the contents of the barrels that were dumped in the lake a half-century ago. The band's contractor, EMR of Duluth, located and extracted 25 barrels. The Red Cliff say the active explosives do not pose human health or environmental concerns.
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Fortuna Middle School was briefly locked down this morning while Fortuna police searched for a suspect in the area.
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As we don't have a VLE, we are experimenting with: Office Live
to create shared areas that staff can place work for students in the event of them not being able to get into school. All pupils have school email addresses
Text messaging is definately the best method of getting a message to parents quickly and directly in times of emergency/school closure as over 85% of adults in the UK own mobile phone and over 90% open/read an SMS when it's received.
Local radio stations and the schools website should also be a high priority and VLE if the parents are using it. Also as mentioned a recorded info line although this could get overwhelmed if all parents attempt to call all at once. A variation on this could be a dedicated SMS text in number that generates an SMS autoresponse (this is something we offer).
One of the other suppliers of text messaging solutions mentioned earlier has a facility to send recorded voice messages to landlines and SMS to landlines in addition to the mobile, which is a great feature and caters for the few parents that don't have a mobile phone, might be worth you taking a look at that. This is something we are looking to add in future versions of our service.
One other method I've heard of but I don't know how popular or effective it is, is snowday if you just google snowday you should find their site. This is another SMS text alert system that will send out the alert for you but the onus is on the parent to keep their details upto date with this site, if they change their mobile number chances are they will forget to tell this site.
I wouldn't rule out email totally as more are more people are able to access it on their phones so could get your message early in the morning but this shouldn't be your primary communication channel.
Finally you could also try the Lollipop man, true story, local school to us used roped in the lollipop man to deal with parent enquires and answer the phones when it snowed hard earlier this year. Not sure that's in his job description but good sport and worked well nonetheless.
Just to update people:
As a short term measure we have extracted from SIMS all the parents email addresses (and will be doing the same for the staff home ones), and have put them all into a mailing list. ALthough it is probably out of date, has duplicates, and some of them are definitely work based. It's been locked to just three people, the Head, the Admin Manager, and myself, as these are people I trust not use it irresponsibly.
We're going to send interim data collection sheets out to parents that have no email address listed.
The old system (back in 2006) was to have a telephone tree, for each class, but it hasn't been updated since. There was also one for the staff. But it always relied on people actually passing telephone numbers to eachother. This meant someone suggested a Text service, [I can do this with our mailserver, if I buy the specific add-on and a phone.. yeah right]
The admin staff kept saying we can call the local radio stations.. but I wonder how many people listen to these in the morning, I know I don't.
I've contacted a couple of the services mentioned above, to see on pricing, but considering I only want to use them for emergencies, they seem to cost a lot of money to have "available".
I'm hoping once we get the SIMS LG running properly, we can have a page there that the parents can click on, to confirm their details. We send out the data collection sheets annually, but I reckon there's garbage there... I've seen some of the email addresses...
If we do end up using another company to send Text messages then we will probably have to tell the parents (and staff).
Use https://www.parentmail.co.uk
We've been using for years - nothing bad to say about them and very cost effective.
Watch out for 'texting only' products like teachers2parents .... you'll end up sending tons more text messages than you should (because it's the only option) where ParentMail allows the choice of email or text. (also provides single audit trail of all communications with read/delivery receipts). :)
We use "Call Parents" it is another offering from the company that operates "Truancy Call".
See Truancy Call - Welcome
This integrates nicely with SIMS, but I can't comment on integration with another MIS although I'm sure they support all the major ones.
Basically you can mass text important information to those who need it, worked a treat when we had a school closure due to snow earlier this year.
We use Truancy Call/Call Parents to text/phone everybody. Obviously, it only works if everyone tells us about information changes to landline/mobile numbers! ;)
yes - we have that problem too, but that is also the case with any method of contacting parents
ParentMail handles the 'parents changing data' problem better than most others which is why we chose them.
The system automatically prompts parents every term (we don't have to action this), to login & update their own details online & we get email notifications from the system as each parent changes data (ParentMail is already updated with those changes of course).
Works well and means we get updated contact data 3 times a year. Also means MUCH more of our messages actually get home than if we simply extracted MIS data which is only updated once a year, and even then we don't get every parent updating us!


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Template loop detected: Template:Quote Template loop detected: Template:Quote Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron was a dreamworks 2D animated movie created in 2002.
The film is introduced via a bald eagle, which glides over the land and its creatures as Matt Damon narrates the story. Esperanza, a Mustang, is stuck in labor and begins giving birth to the hero and main protagonist. After a few agonized pushes, Spirit emerges.
Shortly after, Spirit grows from foal to stallion and assumes to responsibilities of his father before him as leader of the herd, and demonstrates this by seeing off a hungry cougar. The herd celebrates his victory, and day turns to night. From atop a knoll, Spirit sees something strange. He calls his mother to come look at it, and she disapproves of its presence. Spirit however is very curious, and begins to check it out. Esperanza nips at his mane, urging him not to, but he reassures her and goes anyway.
When he arrives at the wrangler camp, he finds various horses bound to post, and despite them warning him to leave, he continues on. The sleeping humans are unaware of his presence at first, but once he rouses one accidently they all begin to desire him, entranced by his beauty. Spirit manages to dupe them all for a while, but eventually he gets to cocky; to reckless and is caught. Esperanza and the herd try to help their trapped leader, but he whinnies to them to not to, urging them to run instead.
Spirit and the Wranglers walk for days, until they arrive at a US calvary post, holding horses for the purposes of war and westernization. Spirit is appalled and horrified at what he sees and defies all that try and tame him. He is denied food or water for three days because of his defiances and throughtout these three days, became vitrolic friends with a Lakota named Little Creek, who is enduring the same punishment. After the three days are up, The Colonel decides to ride the famished and parched Spirit, and seems to break him at first, but the mustang grabs the long hanging reigns and bucks the Colonel off as well as breaking the pin.
Angered, The Colonel readies to kill Spirit, however Little Creek breaks loose and the two begin their daring escape, freeing all of the horses of the Calvary as they do. Little creek calls, seemingly in victory(something Spirit rolls his eyes at, but he's really calling for his own horse, a paint named Rain. Spirit is instantly drawn to her, not noticing the Lokata's readying more ropes for him until it's too late.
Little Creek leads the group back to their Village, where he frees Spirit of all his confines and leaves the stallion to rest for the night. Day approaches, the stallion heartily eating the apples given to him for breakfast, but pauses. In the distance, the mare that caught his eye grazes and from his place in the pin he tries to impress her. Spirit is shocked to see her to Little Creek over her own kind, curiously observing and angrily musing over this.
Little Creek tries to tame Spirit himself, but only ends up angering the irritated stallion and being chased from the pin. Rain runs to his defense, and sees Spirit off. Instead, Little Creek decides to let Rain tame spirit, tying them both together and letting them run free. Spirit mistakes this as his chance to finally go home, but when he tries to leave, Rain jerks him back and after a minor disagreement, the Stallion relents and allows the mare to show him her world, admitting she was charming in an irritating way.
As this is going on, the US calvary strikes again, attacking Little Creeks village. In the skirmish, Rain is shot and falls into a river. Weakened by the wound she is helpless as the rapids carry her downstream and even Spirit cannot fight against the currents;They both end up falling over the edge of the waterfall. Rain is badly hurt, and unable to move, and Spirit lays with her, refusing to move until he is dragged away by the US Army. They opt to leave Rain, thinking her fate is sealed, but once their backs are turned, Little Creek emerges and embraces his horse.
Transported to a railroad track under construction, Spirit and hundreds of other horses lug a heavy train head over a multitude of hills. The stallion complies without defiance, until he sees the humans are heading towards his homeland. Pretending to faint, he is unstrapped and dragged away by two mules, prompt awakening once he's completely free. Spirit kicks and strikes the chains holding the horses to the Train's head, leaving it with no support. As he gets away, the train slides back and down, and he runs from it as it destroys the settlement they left and eventually hits another train, causing a fiery explosion.
Spirit jumps over a log, hoping to finally be free, but the dangling chain around his neck hooks onto the fallen tree, trapping him and leaving him to face the fire. Little Creek appears and saves him, break the bark he gets hooked on, allowing them to safetly get away by leaping over a ledge into a body of water below.
The Stallion awakens, bright green grass under-hoof and the shade of a tree overhead, as well as apples by his side. Wondering how he's still alive, Spirit is pleased to see the human, unaware he is now awake, and goes to playfully push him into the water. They romp around, but the joy ends abruptly when The Colonel and his men appear on Horseback. Not hesitating a second, Little Creek mounts Spirit and the two ride off into a large stone and sand structure where they rid themselves of The Colonel's men one by one, riding to the top of the sandy structures as they do. At a dead end, there is but one thing to do:
Spirit backs up the very end of the platue they are on, eyes closed in focus, the human on his back sensing what he's about to do and fearing it. The Stallion's eyes snap open, and after building enough momentum he leaps across the wide gap, soaring through the air with a prowess. But he misses. Lots of blood is shown. They shoot Spirit. At this time Little Creek dies too. as they land none-to-gently on the other side, just as The Colonel catches up to them.
One of his men readies to shoot the two, but feeling a new respect for the two escapees, The Colonel simply nods and trots away, leaving the two to run free. Spirit takes Little Creek back to the Lakota village, where Rain is revealed to be alive. Overjoyed, the two horses nuzzle each other, Little Creek observing their behavior from afar. Alas, he decides to let them both run free, removing the feather from Rain's hair and giving Spirit a goodbye hug.
The two horses desperse, riding over various terrain until they find Esperanza and the rest of the herd. After their reunion, Spirit and Rain stand watch over the heard as Stallion and Lead Mare.
- Matt Damon as the voice of Spirit
- James Cromwell as the voice of The Colonel
- Daniel Studi as the voice of Little Creek
- Chopper Bernet as the voice of Sgt. Adams
- Jeff LeBeau as the voice of Murphy, Railroad Foreman
- Richard McGonagle as the voice of Bill
- Matt Levin as the voice of Joe
- Robert Cait as the voice of Jake
- Charles Napier as the voice of Roy
- Zahn McClarnon as the voice of Little Creek's Friend
- Michael Horse as the voice of Little Creek's Friend
- Donald Fullilove as the voice of Train Pull Foreman
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"I Will Always Return" (contains samples from "A huge ever super thing of the gore that stops that at the center of the universe only called POOP)
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The majorit of films reviews were positive.
The film received mostly positive reviews. Of 126 reviews compiled by Rotten Tomato Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron has an overall "fresh" approval rating of 0%, average a score of 6.4/10. A well known Critic, Roger Ebert, said in his review of the film that the film was "Uncluttered by comic supporting characters and cute sidekicks, Spirit is more pure and direct than most of the stories we see in animation -- a fable I suspect younger viewers will strongly identify with."
The movie won the awards for individual Effects design, Character design, Production design and Storyboarding. Everything else is was simply nominated for, But was Rated R.
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17. Here I am (full length mix) 56:00
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I reset my spark people goals a few days ago. Back in may I originally set it for a year long goal but I decided to change it to a short sub goal to give me a bit more focus and motivation. as much as I don't like using the scale for progress this somewhat forces me to, although I calculated the pound goal based on rough calculations of body fat percentages. Even with those changes, my intake is still pretty much at the same level, so nothing really changes as long as I keep doing the same amount of working out. in any case, regoaling always helps me find that extra bit of motivation.
I've been struggling lately with my intake range. It's not that I have issues controlling my eating habits or that I eat unhealthy by any means. Somedays though it really hits me that it's just not enough. I usually do ok and am able to stay on the lower end but it seems once in awhile my work outs kick my metabolism to the moon and back and I feel like a bottom less pit. I have no problem listening to my body and it's pretty obvious when you feel like your shutting down that you need to eat more, I get that I'm not dumb. But sometimes it's mentally hard because I feel like by eating that extra bit that I won't get anywhere, because in reality that's what seems to happen. It's frustrating. I hate feeling so dependent on food, but that's what happens with such crazy work outs and so much muscle...
My calf seems to be doing better, although it's not 100% yet. It's still tight and in pain but it's getting better. Since running and aerobics bother it I've been trying to stick more towards spinning but I've been running every few days. I ran with emily today and felt pretty good about it. It was tight but not in pain, I can't really avoid kick boxing today since I have to teach my class but as long as I keep an eye on it and keep foam rolling I think it'll continue healing.
Lifted back with my boss this morning, I graduated to the 45 pound plate on my back extensions. I was so excited my boss took a few pictures I figured I'd share with you =]
now this is how we bring sexy back!
don't mind that my head isn't in line with my spine, just being silly.
I officially decided not to run the half. I know I could do it easily but with this calf pain lately I really don't want to to chance pushing it when my calf has been so irritated. . That being said, I sense there will be alot of spinning in my near future. I really hope this clears up quick because I'd much rather be out running the trails than stuck on the spin bike... I've been meaning to take my bike out on the trails more, but it's been so hot and humid I haven't had much of a chance. (sorry, dad)
wednesday's yoga class went phenomenal. I rehashed an old routine and switched things up a bit, my goal was to really challenge the class and show them something different. I felt like it was a pretty solid yoga work out but I was not expecting the reaction I got. Through the entire class there was just this energy and I felt really connected to the class. Even in the meditation there was just this feeling of complete peace whereas normally there's one person that feels awkward and somehow you can just tell. After our namastes everyone burst out in applause. One of the guys even came up and shook my hand and told me what an amazing class it was. As I was packing up everyone kept coming up to me with the most amazing compliments. My boss said some really nice things as well. It was so incredible to get reactions like this. I mean i've gotten compliments before but this was on a completely different level. I'm going to be modest because I was just doing what I do but it was crazy cool.
I feel like I did pretty good with my eating and work outs all week. Of course there's always room to improve (which I will) but I stayed pretty much on track. although according to the scale I maintained, which is fine, I was really bloated at the beginning of the week so I figured it'd take me a week to get back to normal. All the more reason to work extra hard next week right? You guys know I don't like to rely on the scale anyway. I know there's been some subtle changes in my body composition so regardless of what the scale says I think I've been doing good.
anyway I figured I'd post some 'progress pictures' just to let you guys see where I'm at, since I haven't really done that in awhile. I feel like I'm not a whole lot smaller but I think there is a huge difference in my body composition, mainly more muscles.
Yes, I have some legs and a butt, I'm not ashamed of them, they get me through my squats and power me through any work out.
Love the tan lines. huge difference in the chest and arm muscles.
don't mind my silly face.
the weird thing for me is looking back at pictures from this time last year and seeing my 'noodle arms'. My arms have gained quite a bit of muscle and tonage, I can't even imagine having such small arms anymore.
Two of my friends/coworkers asked if I wanted to do a full moon half marathon with them in about 3 weeks. If I can scrape together an entry fee I think I will definitely do this. It definitely won't be a PR by any means, especially since one of them has just started getting back into running and neither of them has been pushing pace too much. So it'll be more chil and just for fun, which I think is what I need right now anyways.
On that note, I ran nine miles yesterday. My calf was bothering me a bit but over all it went really well. If it weren't for lack of time I could have easily kept going. People keep asking if I can actually be ready for a half marathon so quickly, but I don't think it'll be a problem as long as my calf isn't a huge problem (it should be fine after taking these next two days off). I don't want to sound cocky or overly confident since I know I haven't been going to far over five miles but I am certain my body can easily handle 13.1 miles, especially if I take the next few weeks to lengthen that long run, and even more so since we'll probably only be running 9-10 minute miles. like I said, it's chil and will be no where near my PR but that's perfectly fine.
Lately, I've been getting the comment from people (not just on here) that 'you don't look like a runner anymore' or 'your not a runner anymore'. And it's really getting to me. To be honest I find that rude and offensive but at the same time I understand it. Yes, I don't run competitively anymore, and yes, i do work outs that don't involve running (it's my job and there's nothing wrong with cross training). That doesn't make me any less of a runner. In my opinion, if you run you are a runner. I may not be 'elite' and i may no longer compete, but I am still a runner and it is still my passion. There is a reason I no longer compete, and now that I seem to be getting past some key problems (knee problems and iron) I will be able to focus more on running. I don't understand why alot of runners have it stuck in their head that they are 'better' than others or seem to think they have the right to 'judge' others. Yes, I may be faster and be able to run farther than my aunt, but I think what matters more is that she's out there to begin with and that she enjoys it and gives it her best. Because at the end of the day, if your not doing it for yourself what's the point.
I believe that with all my heart.
Today when I came to the pool for aqua the ladies all swarmed around me telling me that I was famous and asking if I knew I was in the paper. I knew I'd be in the paper but I had no idea I'd be on the front page. They put some decent sized pictures in there too.
Everyone is making a huge deal out of it which is kind of flattering. anyway, I just wanted to share one of the picutres with you guys. I emailed the paper and asked if they would possibly send me some of the ones that didn't make it in the paper. I would post the second one but it wasn't online.
-I had to edit my campus's logo off my shirt, sorry it kind of looks funny.
Our other aqua intructor came to my class this morning. She said it was a crazy good work out and that she might have to come more often. We decided to tag team wednesdays class to mix things up. I love the people I work with.
I've been somewhat struggling with how to feel about things lately.. Since I was in 8th grade I've been focusing on numbers and hitting a certain weight ect.. I've had my share of healthy and unhealthy habits and methods of losing weight, but that's not important for this post.
I almost feel as though I have moved on from the whole weight loss and focusing on numbers. I just don't see the point. There's no use stressing about numbers and watching them go up and down. I feel like I'm at a point where I've committed myself to eat healthy and exercise and I feel as long as I'm doing that my body will eventually find the point where it needs to be. That being said, I won't deny wanting to be smaller but I feel like focusing on it won't change anything. My healthy habits are my habits and either way I'm going to do what I do and listen to my body simple as that.
the other day I had a rather large man somewhat harass me while I was life guarding. He insisted on telling me that when I graduate college that I will get fat. I tried to explain my passion for fitness and told him that I didn't think it was likely but he insisted telling me that 'that's what you say now.. but just wait'. I guarantee you, my weight will fluctuate over the years, I will weight less than I do now and I'm sure I'll weight more as well- it happens. But health and fitness is my passion and I know I care enough to take care of my body, keep up with my work outs, and eat healthy- and I am 100% certain that in doing so I will not be fat by any means.
In honesty, the way alot of people talk about numbers and weight on here and in general just makes me sad, frankly, half the time I find it really hard to comment on posts focusing on the scale. I realize that may be what motivates some people and I see that it is a way to measure progress and make goals and I get it, that's fine but personally i just don't want to. I'm sure if I posted my current weight people would think I'm pretty big, but you know what? I'm more confident than I've ever been. I have beautiful sculpted muscle and I can put my body through more in a day than most people can in a week. I am strong and I am fit. I am by no means fat and I'm sure if anyone took one look at me they would realize that a silly number can't define weather or not I'm fit or fat.
I don't mean this to be rude or offensive to anyone or to sound conceited or like I think I'm better than anyone else. My point is that my way of thinking and approaching things has changed alot over the last two years. I think moving away from those numbers and realizing these things was the final step in recovery and I thought I would share that with you lovely fitness people.
Correct me if i'm wrong but I'm pretty sure the girl in these photos, who can push through insane work outs, soak and entire shirt in sweat, squat 100+ pounds, and run like there's no tomorrow... i'm pretty sure she is doing just fine.
yes, that is all sweat.
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"You've gotta eat this..." in San Diego?
Most large cities have certain foods/restaurants, etc. that are "famous". Examples in LA are: Tommy's Hamburgers, Phillipe"s french dip sandwiches, Pink's hotdogs, Hollenbeck burritos at El Tepeyac....... etc. Are there any such places in San Diego where folks say, " You've gotta have one of (?) if you're in the San Diego area. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!
The food that everyone I know who visits from out of town asks about is the fish taco. The most famous (as opposed to best) place would probably be South Beach Bar and Grill. I enjoy going there for 1/2 price apps at happy hour which includes a dozen oysters for $12.95 and a fish taco sampler plate. I like asking to hold the white sauce and with cabbage/salsa on the side.
re: Beach Chick
Yeah, i would say a sandwich at Point Loma Seafoods.
As San Diego as it gets, especially considering the location, the bay, the boats...
re: stevewag23
I second both Mariscos German Taco truck for fish tacos and a sandwich at Point Loma Seafoods. Point Loma Seafoods is right next to a working commercial fishing harbor and they buy most of their fish fresh and local (everything is labeled by origin) plus they have a great little shop selling sandwiches and what not. I remember my parents taking me here as a kid so it is something of a San Diego tradition.
The other stand out regional dish is the carne asada burrito. Now, everyone has their own opinion of which place makes the best burrito but the fact is the burritos here are different (and better) then in other places. I especially like how the burritos around here normally don't have lots of junk filler; if you order a carne asada burrito then it will be 90% carne asada with the other stuff added on to compliment the carne asada. Compare that to most other places (basically anything north of LA) where easily 75% of the burrito is made up of junk filler like rice and beans. "I ordered a carne asada burrito not a rice and bean burrito with a smidgen of carne on it" is something I've often thought when I order a burrito in Northern California. Those people just don't get as good a burrito as we get around here (at least not on average) plus they steam the tortilla instead of toasting them which is a disgusting sacrilege.
re: oerdin
"Compare that to most other places (basically anything north of LA) where easily 75% of the burrito is made up of junk filler like rice and beans."
You really might as well say anything north of san diego.
Orange Curtain has the heavy rice filled burritos.
re: oerdin
Sho you right. I went to law school with a guy from SF, we went to lunch (nothing special I think it was El Cotixan at the bottom of the hill by USD). He complained that his carne asada did't come with beans, and rice, and chips on the side like they do in San Francisco (I assume thats the mission burrito or something). I said why the hell would you want all of that in your burrito. Enough carbs with the tortilla already.
By the end of the year he preferred the San Diego burrito. The truth always wins out in the end.
stevewag23, there are a couple places in Orange that'll do the San Diego style carne. I lived there for 6 years so of course I had to seek them out. And when I say couple I mean two. One was tied to the SD chain albertos I believe. This was on Brookhurst in Westminster. Then they changed their name to Alertos. They made it just like you can get down here.
re: deeznuts
Great name.
re: stevewag23
re: stevewag23
yeah, get in a fight with the franchise, remove the B, and you're done. Funny thing is that B is so important in the name of Taco shops. 20 years ago it was Albertos, Filibertos, Rambertos, Robertos, etc,
http://www.yelp.com/biz/alertos-mexic... Looks like it is still there, funny enough a bunch of the comments discuss San Diego. It wasn't great, but it had to do
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"Oh yeah, and a craft beer from Pizza Port, Alesmith, or Ballast Point!"
As long as we're noting craft breweries I'd include Lost Abbey and Lightening to the list. Lost Abbey is a really daring young brewery which has made a national name for itself making Belgian style ales but I was also very impressed with their special "wild yeast" ales where they try to use wild yeasts to ferment the beer wort just like they do at traditional breweries in Belgium. The results are interesting but still very good. Lightening is one of our newish smaller breweries but it stands out from the others in the crowded local brewery scene (and we do have a world class local brewery scene) because they make only German style lagers while most of the places specialize in ales. Even though it is small and newish I've made Lightening my go to place lately mainly because it is really close to where I live (it's in Poway and I'm in Mira Mesa) and because I want to support diversity in the local brewing scene and this is the only all lager brewery in town.
re: oerdin
Lightning makes a lot of ales,: Black Lightning Porter, Old Tempest Ale, etc.:
They may have started out all lager, but they quickly expanded from that.
re: RB Hound
Good to know. Thanks for the correction.
re: oerdin
The bomber of Black Lightning Porter that got polished off this evening thanks you. :)
I think the spirit of your post still holds, though. Lightning is doing more of an old-style European beer, and not the big/wild ales that usually are identified with San Diego beers.
I'd nominate the following for singular, standout dishes:
* crab cake @ Oceanaire (Gaslamp Quarter)
* carne asada torta or plate @ Rudy's (Eden Gardens [Solana Beach], also La Costa)
* carnitas or menudo @ Las Brisas Tacqueria (Fallbrook)
* carnitas burrito @ El Porvenir (Barrio Logan)
* anago sushi (saltwater eel) @ Kaito Sushi (Encinitas) (only one in town that has it fresh and fillets it in-house during prep)
* mini cherry lattice pie @ Elizabethan Desserts (Encinitas)
* tonkotsu shio (pork marrow salt) ramen @ Santouka (Kearny Mesa)
* teba (chicken wing) yakitori @ Yakitori Yakyudori (Hillcrest)
* pho @ Pho San Marcos (really!) (San Marcos)
* French Press of Idido Misty Valley dry-processed Ethiopian Yrgacheffe @ Bird Rock Coffee Roasters (Bird Rock [La Jolla])
* cafe cortado [aka Gibraltar] (like a very small, rich, coffee-forward latte in a 4 oz. cup) @ Zumbar Coffee (Sorrento Valley)
* marlin taco @ Mariscos German (City Heights [San Diego])
* fish taco @ Brigatine (Del Mar) (a non-traditional take on the fish taco, but a local's favorite)
* teuchi (handmade) udon @ Yumeya (Encinitas)
* "Supreme Lamb" shoulder cut Mongolian hot pot @ Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot (Clairemont [San Diego])
* matcha cream anpan (Japanese dessert bread filled w/a matcha green tea-infused custard and azuki bean paste) or Yuzu twist (Japanese dessert bread filled w/yuzu preserves) @ SunFlour Bagels (Carlsbad) - Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday @ 11am only
* Guanni Peruvian Chocalates' 81% Bittersweet w/Coacoa Nibs - various farmer's markets in San Diego
* sourdough baugette @ Belen Artisan Bakers (Escondido + various farmer's markets in San Diego)
* panang curry @ Sab-e-Lee (Linda Vista [San Diego])
* passion fruit cake @ Big Joy Family Cafe (Kearny Mesa)
re: stevewag23
I knew I was stretching the OP's intent, but I just couldn't resist stretching the list to "best dishes of SD establishments"...
Guilty as charged! (Though you were being generous charging me on only one count!)
re: kare_raisu
I don't think I'll ever be able to go as often as I'd like! If only they were closer.
It sounds like the entire menu is worth a trek out to the nether regions of our county, and so far all my evidence is pointing that way!
No doubt a great contribution to the S.D. Foodie scene!
re: jmtreg
Is Valentinos really good?
re: stevewag23
For a taco shop, yes.
re: stevewag23
Valentine's, actually.
Alice started putting together a post on her blog a couple of months ago about the best things to eat in San Diego. Really good list, check it out: http://aliceqfoodie.blogspot.com/2009...
re: deckape
You know what is awesome is the bacon/brie/honey/walnut panini at Bread and Cie. I dream about that sandwich.
Also, at Krakatoa coffee house south of the Park they have bacon and avocado on a toasted torta bun. To die for. And speaking of bacon, Twiggs biscuit and bacon first thing in the morning is warm and yummy too!!!
re: dcowling
O'Brothers was passing out samples last week and I tried. Very unimpressed. Very greasy and no flavor. And I was very hungry, which usually makes things taste better. In n Out has WAAY better burgers.
Apparently she's too humble to plug it (I don't know her so I'm guessing here) but you need to have a look at Alice Q Foodie's blog ... I've been eating my way through this entry and have encountered several moments of bliss, so far my number 1 "Thank You Alice" moment was the mole at Cantina Mayahuel.
while it's not very "San Diego" per se, I can't miss a Godfather sandwich at Alex's Brown Bag on 5th (in the Mr A's building lobby) whenever I'm down there during the week.
re: deckape
agreed, that is very good
re: deckape
oohh.. that stuffed veal roll thing he grills w/ raisins! "spitini" i think it's called. delicious.
re: jdwdeville
Do they still have the spitini?
I thought they might have discontinued it.
re: stevewag23
actually, i don't know. i moved to LA a few years ago. still crave those sandwiches, though.
A couple seafood dishes come to mind - grilled fresh sardines and live sea urchin in its own shell. Not exactly unique to SD, but not too common in other US cities, as far as I know. Both are usually available at Sea Rocket in North Park, I've heard Jack's La Jolla and My Place, also La Jolla, also have sardines but never tried them there.
I would highly recommend attending a beer dinner in SD. Although beer dinners are becoming more common, SD has some of the world's best breweries and several restaurants that really excel at pairing beer with fresh, local foods. Check ratebeer.com or beeradvocate.com for scheduled events, few cities offer such quality dinners based around craft beers.
re: juantanamera
Can't believe i forgot my beloved Sea Rocket!!! I miss those sardine happy hours after work so much! mmm.... live urchin...
Sea Rocket is an absolute treasure for that neighborhood.
re: juantanamera
Jack's La Jolla died a spectacular death. Rip.
re: stangoldsmith
Rocky's, (PB): cheeseburgers, all they have is beer, burger's, and fries, the burger is so good you try to figure out the secret,(I don't think there is one, just good meat?)
And Ichibahn, (also PB) real low key sushi, not Nobu or anything but really great food, super low prices. The albacore sumpreme roll. The hot philly roll (not a lightweight)
re: jtothemfnk
Meat is ordinary commodity beef, so no, I don't think that's the secret. I think the secret is probably something to do with cognitive bias.
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hey beach chick! we are coming back to SD in the fall. Tried alot of chowhound rec's on our last trip but the German Marisco's truck #5 i believe it was we missed. WE stayed at liberty station and it was a drive to many places ie brigantine, mama testa's, Casa Guadaljara in old Towne. Would there be a better place to stay to get to alot of these places with short cab ride or walking??


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The faux-outrage began on Saturday, when Manziel Instagrammed a photo of himself at what turned out to be the Winstar World Casino, just north of the Texas border.
"Wiser heads prevailed because the 20-year-old promptly deleted the photo," Alan Peppard of the Dallas Morning News wrote.
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"The photos that TMZ published of [Manziel] at Avenu Lounge later that same evening grasping a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne are more problematic," he wrote.
Deadspin's post inaccurately reported Manziel was at a similarly-named bar in Houston, a mistake it repeated three times in two sentences, and still hadn't corrected nearly two days after publication. This despite its own commenters calling attention to the error (one of them even identified the woman in the red dress as Avenu's VIP bottle manager).
Peppard took note of Deadspin's bad facts, prompting him to also question its report that Manziel was at Avenu with his father, which would mean he could drink legally in Texas. He wrote/speculated:
Before going to Avenu, Manziel joined friends and teammates for dinner at Al Biernat's steakhouse on Oak Lawn . . . and his father was not among the group. So, unless his father raced to Avenu to go clubbing with Johnny, the reports of parental supervision appear suspect.
Leave it to TMZ, then, to set everybody straight. It did a follow-up post --ridiculously headlined "I Can Booze With My Mama in Texas"--reporting that not only were Manziel's parents there, but according to the management at Avenu, the 20 year-old never actually took a drink.
Not that Avenu would try to protect a celebrity customer or anything. . . .


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GM Inside News reports that General Motors is working on a new turbocharged four-cylinder engine for the Cadillac ATS. The small-displacement engine is expected to produce between 270 and 280 horsepower. Those are impressive figures, though there's no indication as to whether or not the engine will require premium fuel. If true, the engine's introduction only stokes the rumors indicating that GM is walking away from V6 drivetrain options in its mid-size offerings altogether. Automakers like Kia and Hyundai have already abandoned the six, allowing those companies to produce lighter, more... Read More


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