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This is TOO FUNNY. So last night I was alone in the house and a bit nervous when I went to bed. About midnight, something woke me. I heard thunder and wind outside, and saw lightning flashing everywhere, and thought that was what woke me.
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5 little goat faces looking up at me, with guilt written all over them. I hadn't latched the door properly that evening, and it blew open in the wind. The clicking was their tiny hooves on the tile floor as they walked around exploring.
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At Saturday's show Lance Bangs and Spike Jonze had invited us to come to visit the film set of 'Where the Wild Things Are', which is being shot on a sound stage in Melbournes Docklands. However, it turned out that shooting today was taking place on location in Flinders, on a piece of rugged coastline about an hour and a half south of Melbourne.
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We stayed for a couple of hours before hiking back up the cliff trail to leave. About half way up the cliff we heard a voice barking through a loud hailer way below, 'get out of the shot!, GET OUT OF THE SHOT!' We didnt think much of it for a moment, then realized, to our great embarrassment, that they were yelling at us, so we duly fled. Consequently, when the movie comes to your local cineplex, do keep an eye out for two roadies diving for cover in the background of the final scene.
Spent the evening with friends at Rosati, an Italian place on Flinders Lane, then strolled by a couple of bars, ending up with sangria at the Canary Club. Im going to miss Melbourne.
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Where can I get a HUGE burrito for $6 or less?
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- LuluTheMagnificent Feb 16, 2008 02:43 PM
I am on a budget and want to eat it for lunch and dinner. I am not picky, I even like chipotle, well sometimes. I don't care about driving. I am in Koreatown.
I just did a review of the Super Burrito aka Porn Burrito at El Atacor #11. One could easily get three meals out of it. It's $5.99. The carne asada didn't do that much for me but I would like to try it with carnitas and maybe even chicken.
re: Bon Vivant
El Atacor's carnitas are fantastic. Some of the best in the area.
re: Bob Brooks
I have never had a burrito from a place at a strip mall. Name a place and I will try it. Are strip mall burritos that big?
re: LuluTheMagnificent
Eduardo's on Westwood Blvd just south of Samo Blvd. Excellent burritos, 8 dollar range.
re: broncosaurus
Eduardo's burrito is very good, but even the border burrito, their largest, is really only one meal.
re: Debbie W
i LOVE eduardo's border burrito - chicken - but it's not enough for 2 meals. and it gets smaller and smaller as the years go by!
re: Debbie W
Agreed. Eduardo's is far from gigantic and is only a single meal. Eduardo's uses high quality steak and chicken, but is relatively expensive and tends to be more "gringo" oriented (i.e. the meat and chicken are simply char broiled and not spiced). Those who love authentic burritos better apply some serious salsa to compensate.
re: carter
I recommend Tere's, but not as a source for large portions.
re: carter
carter, your post bussed me. I used the key words "Melrose" and "chili relleno" from your post and just did a chow search and found a post by David Kahn that I have been trying to find for a long time. It turns out that you are talking about the same burrito as Kahn posted about. I had it once from a friend who also read the post by David Kahn and brought it to me. We all can relate to the words by Kahn, "Lots of times I'll try someplace and think it's just okay, but kind of wonder, did I just get unlucky (or stupid) and fail to identify the one or two things they do extremely well?" Then he tried the chili relleno burrito at Tere's and reported that he found a winner. I could not recall the name of the place but now I will be able to go myself for that really good Chile Relleno burrito. My Thanks to carter and to Kahn.
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5870 Melrose Ave
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Phone: (323) 468-9345
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re: TailbackU
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re: Xericx
actually their burros are only $3 each unless you get meat only, then it is $4
re: TailbackU
Their burritos are not very big and they are getting smaller every year. =(
re: JeMange
I think they have an A rating and I have been going since they were back on Santa Monica a 1/2 block from Virgil. Never been sick.
re: rlsfoodie
Still only $3.50 for a regular burrito, it is a great value.
re: Burger Boy
the burritos are actually $4.50 now and like i said, it's getting smaller and smaller every year.
re: rlsfoodie
You are right.
re: broncosaurus
Sorry, I was just their, they have raised their prices tremendously, 3 of us ate and it was $44. I think the burros are around $8 on up.. My fave, the machacca plate is like $12.85, 2 years ago it was $9.
re: Burger Boy
At El Tepeyac?
re: PommeDeGuerre
Prices went up manny sold the business to his daughter. Now they are open on tuesdays also.
re: Skunk2Racer
And the Salsa Verde is different, not as good, to bad. I hate to see a great institution slipping. I will still go, but not as often.
re: Jennalynn
lucy's brings back great memories of high school... props to its breakfasts as well.
For wonderful succulent carnitas, head to the Grand Central Market downtown and hit up Ana Maria's or Roast 2 Go. Their meaty tacos are as big as many place's burritos, and are $2 or less. For the best burritos, head to Carnitas Michaocan on North Broadway above Chinatown at 19th. Many of my friends go for their carne asada, but I prefer their al pastor, which is broiled on a real rotisserie spit. The absolute best salsa roja in town. A very large burrito goes for $5 or less.
re: a_and_w
The burrito at Carnitas Michaocan is basic -- lots of meat, spanish rice, beans, and onions and salsa roja. I order mine without the beans and with extra hot sauce. They do have guac, which they serve with their quesadillas as well as other dishes. They also have shredded lettuce, tomato, and mexican cheese. I'm sure they would add those on request, perhaps with a small surcharge. But to me, the basic burrito there is the best I've had -- a generous portion of great meat (if I'm not in a hurry and there isn't a long line, I'll tell them I'll wait for al pastor freshly sliced from the rotisserie spit rather than already in the warming tray), some rice to soak up the juices and add some bulk, and OMG, that amazing smoky, complex, spicy, hot salsa roja.
re: a_and_w
You can eat it with your hands. Just peel back the foil but don't remove it completely or it gets too drippy on the bottom. And I can't emphasize this enough -- ask for as many little thimbles of the hot sauce as they'll comp you, and spend a buck or two and buy a 4-oz. cup to bring home -- you'll thank me. (In fact, after your first couple of bites, you'll probably want an extra burrito for the next day.) Report back or email me. ;-)
re: nosh
Let me jump in and thank you for the CM recommendation. The carne asada burrito was excellent--an interesting, rather tartly-spiced asada with all the mentioned trimmings. I had guacamole added as well. As fine a carne asada burrito as I've had in quite a while.
I'd still like to find one like they used to serve at El Tecelote in San Diego, but CM will do nicely.
Thank you all for the replies. I haven't been Lucy's in ages, sometimes it would gross me out, so I stopped going.
I thought the same thing about El Tepeyac, but I looked online and the burritos started at $8. I forgot all about grand central market, will try that and El Gran this week!
Thanks again.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
LTM, I really like the spirit of your question/OP. Can you report back your findings?
re: LuluTheMagnificent
If you go to El Gran on a friday of saturday night after 8 or 8:30 they have the spit in the parking lot for the Al Pastor, nice and fresh, it might even be 9:00, but worth the wait.
re: Burger Boy
Thanks for all the replies. A lot of these burritos I am familiar with and most aren't bigger than a Del Taco Macho Burrito so I am a little concerned.
I can't believe just a short time ago I could have gotten that El Abajeno burrito for $6, that is a great deal! We get that burrito now (with no lettuce, it tastes nasty when reheated) and I eat off of it three times. Anyway, a day or two after I posted this I came down with that horrible flu that is going around, so needless to say I did not want to eat any big burritos. I am going to EL Gran on friday for lunch since it is close by my job. Do I just order the "big burrito?" Is that the name of it? If I remember to take my camera I will take pics. I'll be sure to report back, Sam.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
I do not think it is anything more than their regular burrito, they also have a burro they cover with sauce. The El Gran is not as big as El Tepepyac or El Abanajo, but for $3 it is a great value.
re: DanaB
Yikes! These joints should be equipped with defibrillators: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defibril... Fortunately, both locations aren't too far from Cedars-Sinai...
re: DiveFan
I think carrying a personal pepto-bismolrillator with you should do the trick. ;-D
re: DanaB
Oh God. And make sure to go late at night so you're with all the painted trollops and the freaks. But the taste is not so good -- there IS such a thing as too much grease.
I haven't been in forever but I seem to remember $6-$7 being the price range for the "Pregnant Burrito" at El Nopal.
Several weeks ago I stopped at Antojitos in El Monte for a asada sope. This is a very small walk-up window kind of place. As I walked to the window I noticed three teens sitting at the outside wooden tables waiting for their order. The women inside was cooking a very large pile of meat which I assumed was for three burritos for the boys. Then I saw her warm one giant tortilla on the griddle. All that asada was piled onto the tortilla and somehow she folded the sides up and made one giant asada burrito. I asked her whether that was a special made item for them and she pointed to a menu item telling me that is the largest asada burrito she makes. It ws under $6. As I waited for my sope the three boys shared the one buritto. When they were finished they still had some left over and took it with them when they left.
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re: JeetJet
That does it! I'm moving back to California!
Try a "Three Dog Night" at Pinks. IMO, it is the one thing they do right. A really big flour tortilla, three dogs, three cheese, three slices of bacon with chilli and onions. OK, a little more than the $6 limit. Maybe try the Bacon Burrito Dog. A Big flour tortilla, two dogs, two slices of cheese, three slices of bacon with chili and onions. That should be under the $6 limit and still more than you should eat for one meal.
re: JeetJet
Bah! You can get the same grease and a much shorter line at Oki Dog.
I immediately thought of El Abajeno in Culver City on Inglewood and Culver. The El Abajeno burrito used to be under $6 but I haven't been there in a while so I'm guessing. We used to call it the "Sunday Times" because it resembled a rolled up Sunday's newspaper on a large platter. My regular favorite is the combination beef, rice, and cheese smothered with red sauce and deep fried corn tortillas on the side. Their green jalapeno salsa will make you sing the blues!
re: Clinton
Is this El Abajeno burrito just beef, rice, and cheese with onions and salsa or does it bulk up with a heap of beans, guac, lettuce, etc? Is the red sauce inside or is this a covered burrito? Places to eat or takeout only? Good spicy roja?
re: nosh
I think you can specifify...its a steam table with a kitchen where you order cafeteria style. They have several types of meat in the steam table.....its sit down/take-out. I personally like their Quesedillas, Nachos and the Taquito (soft taquito) more than the burrito. The Burrito is HUGE though, has to be eaten with a fork and knife and they sometimes will splash some of the meat sauce on top of it.
re: Xericx
I was just at El Abejeno a few weeks ago, and the guy ahead of me in line ordered the Super Burrito. The largest burrito I have ever seen, as they use two flour tortillas to make it. I suspect it weighed about 3 pounds or more.
To answer your question, the El Abejeno Super Burrito pretty much has everything in it, but they'll put whatever you want in it, as well as cover it with a very healthy portion of their tasty chile colorado meat sauce. It's definitely about 3 large meals worth of food, but at $9.95(as I recall) is out of your preferred budget. The regular size burritos are still large enough that they cannot be eaten with your hands, with most priced under $7.
re: Clinton
FYI, El Abajeno has been placing "20% Off Dine-in Only" coupons in The Argonaut.
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re: Norm Man
If you're in the area during the day, you should check out Taqueria Sanchez which is almost right next to El Abajeno on Inglewood Avenue. I just got the wet burrito which was $5.50 and it was pretty big. Not as huge as the bigger El Abajeno burritos, but very good sized. I thing the regular burritos are a tad smaller and more in the mid to upper 4 buck range. I know there is another more dine in location on Centinela, but I have no idea how their prices are.
We seem to be having a hard time finding stuff that's definitely under $6. Just a year ago, this would have been a cake walk. If this is true, that food costs and restaurant labor costs have gone up enough to make this necessary, I need a HUGE raise. ;) Inflation, perhaps the late '70s are coming back.
re: PommeDeGuerre
Everything has gone up, I was just in Smart & Final buying some baking stuff, everything is up from a year ago, eggs almost doubled, cheese, milk, almonds & pecans a bit, butter. I know many companies have a gasoline surcharge, like fed-x and UPS, so I assume that the companies like Sysco and the like have a gas surcharge. Minimum wage just went up so in turn workers comp will go up. I understand why El Tepeyac has raised their prices, but 2 times in one year is silly and the have raised some stuff 50 percent, I am sure they made a good living on their high volume decent mark up business, now they want to add a corporate jet and an island off of Fiji to their holdings.
re: PommeDeGuerre
Agreed on the rising prices. Many yeas ago when most of El Abajeno lunch patrons were aerospace workers, the price of the El Abajeno Burrito was under $4.00. I remember getting a combo burrito with drink for little over $3.00. Not anymore.
The carnitas taco which is made with two soft corn tortillas, handfull of fresh shredded pork, couple of slices of avocado, and cheese, is another favorite. Fresh green salsa is added if you like. They always throw in deep fried corn tortillas with each order.
re: a_and_w
a and w -- Good beginning of a westside list:
I'll add Tacos Por Favor -- good al pastor, though nowhere on the westside does the rotisserie spit. Carne asada also usually good, but the carnitas can be dry and chunky rather than break-apart tender. My favorite salsa roja on the westside.
Also a big fan of Taqueria Sanchez, though I prefer the tacos there unless I need a burrito to takeout for later. Their shrimp taco is truly special, and well under $2. They marinate and chop the shrimp and cook it perfectly -- it has never come overdone and rubbery. Carnitas usually really good and moist, and their al pastor is very heavily seasoned, usually good but a couple of times strange-textured. Those tacos have risen to $1.35 each.
I'm a big fan of El Super Taco. I like that they garnish their tacos with grilled onions and offer the diced raw onions on their salsa bar. Tacos have gone from a buck to $1.10, while admittedly on the smaller side. On most visits, their carne asada is the best of the three so far, freshly grilled with a char. On a couple of occasions, however, the asada has been grey, tough, nasty and inedible. The regulars there seem to be ordering their tortas. But I gotta say, love to add about a teaspoon of their orangeish habanero salsa to their salsa roja for a spicy kick.
On the one occasion I tried it recently, Tacomiendo, on Gateway south of Pico, had nothing that impressed me enough to justify their prices, which are higher than the others I've listed.
Don Felix, down on Sawtelle, got a lot of praise on this board about a year or more ago. I found it disappointing and depressing -- ordering through a little window, small tacos, no salsa bar, almost alone in the bare room.
the combo burrito at Chabelita's on Western, where it meets the 10 fwy.
my one regret about moving to the valley from koreatown... :(
"restaurant" at temple and sunset has the best burritos!!! i'm really craving one right now. i think it's about $3 for one and has carne asada, beans, rice, cilantro, onions, etc. it is really really good. it is not the acutal restaurant - but the take out place on the corner. i love this place!!
never had a king taco burrito - but the tacos are sooooo good!! and cheap.
campos tacos - it's a chain-ish and some people like it and other people don't . . . but their burritos are pretty big and quite tasty.
also - just try a taco truck. there are a lot around and usually never terrible - so worth a try.
re: Burger Boy
i think it's tacos mexico! it's on the north west corner across from a gas station and shares a parking lot with mexican village restaurant.
mexico chiquito in maywood on slauson, i don't know the address, sorry, but it's a small city and you can't miss it, it's west of atlantic, about four blocks on the north side next to a beauty solon
good burritos, good size, less than 6 bucks, ask for it without cabbage and lemons and extra green salsa on the side, but you kinda have to get lucky and go when one of the guys that takes care of his customers is preparing the tacos and burritos.....man, they are so good.....and starting fridays on the weekend they have one of the best menudo around.......daaaamn daaaaamn daaamn!!!!!!!
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you da bomb!
and i'm a computer retard, that explains why i was unable to find the info
If you're in Koreatown then head due east on Olympic to Hoover, drop one block south on Hoover to El Taurino. Order burrito carne asada OR al pastor and request "pure carne / all meat", and you get a big burrito that is all meat with salsa, onion and cilantro for $5.79.
If El T is too crowded (it often is at night) you can do the very same thing at King Taco at Pico & Alvarado, same ownership, same menu items, same order and same price.
re: fgrade
Try Yucca's on Hillhurst just south of Los Feliz Blvd.
I was flipping through the King Ranch advertisement and saw that their burritos were only $3.69. They looked pretty big in the picture and the hot foods section at the market always smells delicious. Los Chiles Locos also has burritos for under $6. These places are all in Monrovia which is about 30-40 min from Koreatown
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El Tepeyac's are huge but a good sized and the best tasting burrito I've ever had is from Tito's Tacos in Culver Shitty, the beef and cheese. about $5.15
TacoMiendo has two westside locations, and make a burrito that is definitely larger than most and close to your price range. Their meats (Carne asada, carnitas, adobada etc) are all excellent. Salsas at the salsa bar are top-notch as well. I do find the WLA location to be preferable over the Culver City location in terms of freshness and quality.
11462 Gateway Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90064
Culver City:
4502 Inglewood Blvd
Culver City, CA 90230
re: Scotty
Can't really compare since I've never eaten at a La Salsa, but Sanchez Carniceria's take out window used to have a good sized shrimp burrito (with fairly big shrimp) in it for just under $6. I wouldn't call it huge, but big. I hate to always repeat myself, but I finally ate a pescado burrito at Taqueria Los Anaya and it's about the same size as Sanchez's but it's their stuff is made fresh in house. I did opt to get it "wet" for a buck more. The sauce was great (freshly made) and you can get either red or green (which I chose). Try their made in house habanero salsa (free, but you must ask for it) which is pretty hot and tasty. Not sure since I've never gotten the shrimp burrito, but going by the tacos, the shrimp are only slightly bigger than bay shrimp. This is an old thread.
re: Scotty
I have never gone out of my way to eat at La Salsa, but if I am at the mall and it is in the food court, it's my first choice. Their ingredients are always really fresh and their veggie burrito has a lot of good flavors. I think they call it the California Burrito, if memory serves.
El Tepayac in East LA (Evergreen and Wabash). They may be slightly more than $6 but they can feed a horse


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Let Inga Tell You: Burying your real estate woes with St. Joseph
Looking for an appropriately warm fuzzy holiday topic for my column, it occurred to me that nothing says fuzzy like Saints selling real estate.
As anyone who lives in La Jolla knows, the real estate inventory in the million-plus range isn't moving. And since most of the inventory is, in fact, over a million dollars, this has realtors in a serious funk. On my block alone, some houses have languished on the market for two years.
Frankly, I'm a little surprised that everyone who is trying to get out from under a soggy mortgage isn't aware of St. Joseph by now.
I'm actually a big fan of Catholic Saints who have been an integral part of my massively multi-religious Judeo-Catholic-Protestant family. (No Muslims, alas, but we'd welcome some.) If it looks like a Saint can get the job done, well, we're all for it.
Last year, I wrote about a hot tip I got about hanging my rosary beads on the clothesline (I had to sub in an orange tree since we're zoned against clotheslines) to guarantee good weather for a family wedding. And it worked! I am not willing to concede for a millisecond that it was La Jolla's statistically good weather and not the Saints' doing.
I first heard about St. Joe two years ago from a Jewish friend who said that her son had been transferred across the country and couldn't sell his West Coast home. Two mortgages were eating him alive. Finally his realtor advised him to buy a statue of St. Joseph, bury it upside down in the backyard, and say a little prayer over it regarding the wish for a timely offer on the house.
For someone Jewish to buy a statue of St. Joseph was hard enough and he initially just put it in a closet hoping this would suffice. Still no offers. Desperate, he finally went out and buried the statue as instructed, and awkwardly mentioned to the little patch of bare earth below him that, if it were not too much trouble, it would be really nice if he could have an offer on his house. An offer – and house sale – came hours later.
Well, maybe it was days later. Or even weeks later. Details schmeetails. The house sold.
If you go on the Internet and type "St. Joseph" you will find pages of hits, mostly from people who want to sell you some version of the official St. Joseph Real Estate Kit. These generally include a plastic St. Joseph statue in either the 4- or 8-inch size, along with instructions that are pretty much summed up in one paragraph but dragged out into booklet length with testimonials.
Tales of miracles abound. Unfortunately, variations on the instructions abound, too. Some insist he has to be buried in the backyard, others the front yard, yet others near the For Sale sign. Along with property-value-crushing clotheslines, La Jolla is zoned against For Sale signs so this could be a problem locally.


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Do you feel like your back is going to break because of the pain and are you confused as to how you got it? Well, you are not alone. Many people don't seem to notice what the cause of their back pain is. We commonly relate our back pain when we do some heavy lifting or when we are hard on our body but did you know that sitting in your office chair can be the culprit to your back pain? Even if your chair seems to be very soft, it still could very well be the cause of your problem.
There are lots of office chair choices available today and most of the time your bosses can choose a chair that is within their budget. Some chairs are also very expensive but they can also cause major back pains. As an office worker, you will be spending hours seated on that chair as you do your work and you do this 5 times a week for about 8 hours a day. No wonder you have such a terrible back.
If you take a look at the body, you will see that it has a natural curve. When you sit down for prolonged periods of time, strain is given to your back and this is what causes the pain you feel. Take a look at your chair; does it really support your lower back? Although you might think your chair does a pretty good job at supporting you, you might be wrong.
Chairs for offices that do not cause back pains are those that have lower back support available. A cushion or a pillow that helps with the lower back muscles and supports the lower back can help remove too much strain from your pelvis and lower spine. This makes you more comfortable in sitting on it in the long run.
These ergonomic chairs that help prevent back pains are also made to be adjustable. This is because each person is made differently and a position that is comfortable for one may not be really comfortable for another. It is important that the chairs are easily adjusted to fit the need of the user. Most of the parts that can be adjusted are the height and depth of the chair, the angle of the backrest, and the height of the armrest. Because it would be too expensive to get a chair customised for every employee, employers should at least provide them with comfortable and adjustable chairs so that they can expect them to work productively.
The next time you experience back pain and you really didn't do anything to strain it and you are still using the same bed that you used to, take a look at the chair that you use in the office. It may be time to get a new one or at least make some adjustments or compromise to make the chair more comfortable for you and more supportive to your pelvis, spine, and neck.


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My husband and I are avid readers, especially when it comes to local history, and Ron and Dan (friendly innkeepers and our new friends) have stocked their many shelves with wonderful reads. And then there's the food: fine cheeses & fruit & wine welcomed us in the afternoon, and breakfast included homemade muffins, the yummiest I've ever had. Grounds are lovely, the town a quaint find in the beautiful Berkshires. This is a house that keeps its character, welcomes guests with the best of modern hospitality, and makes you want to return.
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One European copyright law-to-rule-them-all? EU launches review
The European Commission is seeking industry views on whether to completely harmonise copyright laws across the EU. The Commission has launched a consultation in an effort to gather views on how to modernise the existing EU copyright framework (36-page/223KB PDF). Respondents are being asked for views on matters ranging from the …
Now that's not going to present a policing problem, is it?
""Should the provision of a hyperlink leading to a work or other subject matter protected under copyright, either in general or under specific circumstances, be subject to the authorisation of the right holder?" the Commission has asked."
"Should the provision of a hyperlink leading to a work or other subject matter protected under copyright, either in general or under specific circumstances, be subject to the authorisation of the right holder?"
That's barking mad.
Everything not specifically put into the public domain or where the copyright has expired is automatically copyright the author.
Such a law would require explicit permission for every cross-site link on the web. And that permission would have to be retained and able to be retrieved in case of dispute.
Search engines would require permission from every site they index.
The only way I can see for it to be viable is some mechanism to include the permissions in a robots.txt file or similar. And then what happens when that file is changed - how often does everyone have to scan to check that their links are still legal?
Meanwhile the rest of the world gets on with running the Web, linking to whatever they like, and laughing at the EU.
That's not how the law works.
1. Make a trivial action illegal, usually with severe penalties for breaking it.
2. Trust in the police or civil courts to use their judgement and only enforce it against the deserving.
3. When the rampant abuse of the legal process inevitably starts, deny this was your intention and claim naivety.
That's how "consultation" works
Lobbyists throw as much into the pot as they can, no matter how barking mad.
You'll note El Reg - which is in itself firmly in the tank for Big Copyright - doesn't mention the next question, directly below that one, which is:
Should the viewing of a web-page where this implies the temporary reproduction of a work or other subject matter protected under copyright on the screen and in the cache memory of the user's computer, either in general or under specific circumstances, be subject to the authorisation of the rightholder?
A definitive, full-throated "No way!" to that one would amount to a significant loosening of the law as it's currently applied in many member states. It might even pave the way for a ruling to the effect that you don't "make a copy" of a program when you load it from disc into your computer's memory for execution, which would seriously weaken the legal basis of those EULAs we all love to hate.
in EU speak always means the strictest laws from each country get mashed into one bad law for everybody, which the French and others usually ignore unless it's a chance to stop our products from competing with theirs...
Re: Harmonisation...
EU or US speak. The EU likes to harmonise a lot of things - measurement systems, mains power voltages, fire extinguisher color codes, emergency service numbers, things like that. But given the political influence of the copyright-driven industries, it's hard to believe there wouldn't be intensive lobbying in the direction of 'harmonising to the strictest.'
kill the problem, remove the copyright and embrace the opensource.
"remove the copyright and embrace the opensource."
Take one FAIL point.
If you remove copyright as a legal concept, you also remove the ability to place restrictions on the use of the copyrighted software (because it isn't copyrighted anymore, duh), and you end up throwing out the GPL (and other F/OSS licences) as well, so all that GPL software becomes public domain and I can incorporate it into a closed-source product without having to open my code up.
The key point, often forgotten or at least overlooked, is that all open-source software, whether GPL, MPL, ApacheL, BSDL or whatever, is just as copyrighted as Windows is... The only difference, in the end, is that the F/OSS licences place <== this list of restrictions on the copying of the software and the availability of source code, and closed-source licences place ==> that list of restrictions (including that the source code is not available except perhaps at huge cost). They can only do this because the software is still subject to copyright.
Caveat lector: I have a mild and semi-reasoned dislike of the GPL, especially v3. I'm not going to explain why here, because (a) it isn't relevant and (b) it is only semi-reasoned, and I don't care to discuss the unreasonable/irrational part.
opportunity to be squandered
This ought to be an opportunity to enshrine fair use, legalize private copying, and roll copyright terms back to a reasonable 7 or 14 years. But of course, Big Media lobbyists will ensure it's a race to the bottom.
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deep fried dogs? central region - inland or coastal
- hitachino Feb 19, 2007 12:41 PM
i'll admit, i've never been overly concerned with FL's lack of hot dog expertise -- probably because i really only liked my dogs chargrilled or split and pan-fried well-done, and most areas up north that are considered dog experts either boil or steam them. hence, most of the so-called best dog joints in FL cater to people who like steamed or boiled dogs.
but then i saw a TV show that featured a 'ripper' and a 'cremator' from rutt's hut in jersey. i was like, YES!!!! why didn't i ever think of that??!!
i started perusing the web looking for a spot that could provide me with one of these heart clogging wonders in central FL, but to no avail.
you would think that with all of the deep frying we do here in FL there would be someone who might think of throwing in a hot dog?!!
only place i saw was in sarasota called the salty dog and they batter their version, so that's more like a corn dog.
i was thinking of just attempting it myself here at home til i read the problems someone else was having recreating the ripper. a chow boards regular (hotdoglover) has just posted a recent bit in this thread http://www.chowhound.com/topics/192758 which explains that there actually is some method behind the marvelous madness of perfecting this deep fried treat. (particular brand of dog)
has anyone ever been to a place in FL that serves a deep fried dog??
no, but I bet my husband would love it!
I have never been a big hot dog fan but then my husband who is a native New Yorker took me to Grey's Papaya and Papaya King last May when we were in the city. OMG I think I could eat one of those dogs daily!
Sorry, I can't help with the fried dog -- never heard of that! But hey, you can fry anything, especially at a county fair (I recommend going farther north in the state if you can. . .).
I can recommend a great Sabrett dog that isn't boiled or steamed, at Frank N Stein's in Stuart. Like the name suggests, they specialize in mugs of beer and dogs cooked on a diner-type flat grill (IIRC). Chili cheese fries and strange characters at the bar. By the railroad tracks, hang a right just after you get off the Roosevelt Bridge heading north to Jensen Beach.
I could swear that I saw a bit about rippers on Anthony Bourdain's "No Reservations" show. I've searched a bit without finding any refernces to it, but now, doggone it, I have to see for myself. It runs at 9 p.n. tonight.
Can't be that hard to find a restauant in Central Florida with both deep fryer and hot dogs -- hopefully a brand name like Vienna -- and have them try it. What do you have to lose?
Just north of Edenburgh, IN is the Curly Dog. A hotdog slashed and curled and deep fried. Served on a hamburger bun with what is like tartare sauce. Once was enough.
I am from North Jersey where the deep fried hot dog was invented and in my opionion is the est hot dog in the world. It is the only hot dog that is truly unique. I now live in south florida where you cannot get your hands on them. ack in the early 90's a guy opened a Johhny & Hanges which is one of the famous joints in Jersey. It was in Pompano, ut closed after only aout a year. Whenever I go ack up north, I always make it a point to get my dog fix. You can't just fry any old hot dog. They do use a special hot dog for this. Going to your local grocery store and getting a pack of hot dogs and dropping them into a fryer will not do it justice. The other thing is the chili sauce. It's not the chili with meat and eans. More like a chili from Cincinnati if you've ever had it. Anyway, if you ever get a chance to go to north jersey, make sure you get yourself a real treat and get a deep fried dog. Any other dog is just another dog.
Years ago at a flea market in Cocoa I had one and I just loved it. Well, last week while on business in Madison (about half an hour west of 75 off I-10) is a great place that serves a NJ hotdog, that is all beef, deep fried and served with grilled onions and brown mustard. A side of homemade potato chips came with the dog. It was wonderful and I could eat more than one! The name of this place is One Eleven and it serves all sorts of tasty things like fried green tomatoes, coke cola cake, sweet potato bread pudding, tomato pie,.....yummmmmm!
I'm originaly from NY/NJ and Ft Lee NJ was home to Callahan's famous Deep Fried Hot dogs- Even before Ruts Hut! They are easy to do if you get the right hote dog. Go to your supermarket and special order Thumann's Special Brand Hot dogs for deep frying... I called Thumann's plant and the plant manager told me the correct hot dogs to get - I get them from the Thumanns Distibuter in Orlando- they put their order in on Tuesdays. 5 lbs for 18.00- it a lot of very large hot dogs.. they will freez up to about 4 months..
I crave deep fried hot dogs all the time. My family would buy them from Callahan's and freeze them and overnight them to me...
There is nothing better if you are a hot dog lover..
This is not exactly a review, but you can find a deep fried hot dog in Deerfield Beach on the fishing pier. The Pier Grille has a 10" deep fried hot dog for $3.99 with fries and fixings.


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Kentucky missed DNA samples from up to 7,000 felons
By BRETT BARROUQUERE Associated Press July 25, 2013 2:14PM
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky failed to collect DNA samples from between 6,300 and 7,000 felons over a four-year period, so now it's asking many who are no longer in custody to give those samples voluntarily, state criminal justice officials said Thursday.
Meanwhile, Gov. Steve Beshear has appointed an investigator to look into how it happened.
The samples were required to be taken from anyone convicted of a felony on or after March 27, 2009 and added to a state and national database under a law passed that year. DNA has been collected from 75,600 felons since the law was enacted.
Almost 99 percent of them were convicted of property crimes, drug offenses, burglary and assault.
Beshear appointed Transportation Cabinet Inspector General Cindy James to investigate what happened and why. Corrections Commissioner LaDonna Thompson said she was to meet with James later Thursday. Justice Cabinet Secretary J. Michael Brown said he met with James on Wednesday.
Brown said he's unsure how the mistake happened, but probation and parole officials are sending letters to about 4,000 people affected who are no longer in state custody or under state supervision and hope to have as many people as possible voluntarily give a DNA sample. State officers will go out and look for anyone who cannot be located after a letter and registered mail are sent.
"There is a burden that goes along with that conviction," Brown said. "That is you are required to provide a DNA sample."
Anyone who is found and declines to give a DNA sample could face a misdemeanor charge.
"Hopefully, we're not going to charge anybody," Brown said.
Ed Monahan, head of the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy, said it would not be surprising if those people no longer in custody file challenges over whether the DNA sampling can now legally take place.
Bill Sharp, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky, said what the state does next, particularly with people no longer incarcerated or on probation or parole, will determine if there's any legal action to be taken in the future.
"Suffice it to say, we are interested in how corrections intends to collect these samples and we intend to monitor their efforts at doing so," Sharp said.
The analyzed DNA samples go into the Combined DNA Index System, also known as CODIS. Law enforcement agencies from around the country have access to CODIS and can take DNA samples from a crime scene and try to match it to samples from known felons in the system.
The FBI said the National DNA Index contains more than 10 million genetic profiles as of June 2013. Kentucky has more than 82,000 DNA samples on file that aided in 1,024 investigations, according to FBI records.
The lack of DNA samples from some felons came to light recently when a staff member at a state prison noticed several people had come in without DNA samples being taken, Thompson said. Thompson was reviewing reports and data at the time and noticed the omission. After that, she said, it was a matter of running a check of the information to turn up the numbers.
"It really was a little bit of a fluke how I caught it," Thompson said.
Brown said there doesn't appear to be a pattern or obvious reason why the samples weren't taken.
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Mr Abayomi Olukoju, Principal Staff Officer to the Corps Marshal and Chief Executive of the FRSC, stated this in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Lafia on Wednesday.
Olukoju said the move was due to the adoption of a new online process "which gives no room for third party assistance."
He explained that the new process made it possible for applicants to process the application by themselves.
Olukoju explained that applicants would fill a form via the Internet, taking fingerprints and digital passports and pick up their licences and number plates at designated centres across the country.
"Motorists can fill the form online through the Driver's Licence Portal which is www. nigeriadriverslicence. Org, print the acknowledgement sheet and pay to any of the participating banks.
"The site for the number plates is www. nvisng.org. where you can verify whether the number plate on your car is genuine.
"Payment is only done to the bank as nobody is expected to pay money to any agent," he said
Olukoju said that after the process, the applicant would go to any designated centre for fingerprint and be captured electronically.
He said there would be no submission of passport or signature by any proxy or agent, stressing that anyone who does that was working towards a fake licence.
Olukoju added that FRSC approved the new digital process to curtail fraud, counterfeiting, forgery and checkmate extortion of excessive charges from innocent unsuspecting applicants.
"We have realised that most people are ignorant of the process, or want quick service delivery. These people come under the guise that they can do it immediately.
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Olukoju warned that any applicant caught patronising proxies and agents for licences and number plates would be prosecuted and punished along with the proxies and agents involved.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Tim Duncan had 21 points and 16 rebounds while playing just 24 minutes and Tony Parker added 15 points in the San Antonio Spurs' 109-77 rout of the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night.
San Antonio had lost three of its last six games after starting the season 13-1, but dominated from the opening tip, scoring the first nine points. An 8-0 run extended the Spurs lead to 27-10.
The Bucks (5-17) trailed 32-16 after one quarter. The Spurs held a 17-4 rebounding advantage in the opening period, when the Bucks managed just one defensive rebound.
The Bucks pulled within 41-30 in the second quarter, but the Spurs responded with a 10-0 run. The Spurs, led 63-40 at the half and extended it to 92-54 entering the final period.
Rookie guard Nate Wolters led the Bucks with a season-high 18 points.
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