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The #1 Bright Spot Of 2010Posted by on January 7, 2011 – 3:22 pm
Over the course of the week we've taken a look back at the Top 5 bright spots of the 2010 season and what we can look forward to in 2011. I've posted what I felt have been the most exciting features of Vikings football during their 50th season, from #5 this past Monday and concluding with #1 today.
#1 on the list is QB Brett Favre's legacy.
In case you missed them, here are the first 4 parts of the series.
#2 – E.J.'s resurgence
#3 – Veteran leaders control the defense
#4 – Adrian Peterson's ball security
#5 – The impact of the 2010 rookie draft class
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By Nebraska Viking on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Hey mike… Update the coaching staff section, they done been canned! I like this Leslie guy already!!!
By common sense on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
did anyone else laugh reading #1?
By Chris on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Where is Percy on this list? If there was ANY solid point of this season it was his consistently good play. And Favre's legacy? Maybe last year, all this year did was hurt it.
Joke list.
By Dave on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
I'd like to see you play behind that o-line and do better than favre did this year. What a joke!
Skol Vikes!
By Laugherty Daniels on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Harvin was good but not consistent. He missed 3 games and had 5 games with 32 or less yards.
By rod on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
The bright spot this year was the plays of Chad Greenway we need more of this.
By Bryan on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
I agree with the pick. I took my nephew to a game this year so he could watch one of the best quarterbacks to play the game in person. SKOL!!!!!!
By Chris on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
We're talking about legacy here. Terrible decisions with the ball, multiple injuries, and season long media problems are good for a legacy. This is not about o-lines.
And Percy was one player who went out every weekend and made plays happen. Almost 1,000 all purpose yards, 7 touchdowns, and on top of that 23.3 yards per return on kick returns. How is that not worth mention?
Can't wait to see what next season holds for us!
By moorevikes on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
yes i did common sense.
By paul on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
The #1 bright spot for 2010= Last game of the season..
By yo on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Who cares about Favre's legacy?
By vikingjoe on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Lets start Joe Webbs legacy!!!
By peterk on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
For all the fans out there who watch every game week in and week out it is easy to see that Percy plays his heart out every week.
By Robins on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Brett would have been great again if he had an oline to protect him and give him time to throw the ball. I don't know of any quarterback that would have taken the beatings he took and still didn't yell at anyone about protecting him and still kept getting up and fighting for his team. What a warrior! He was incredible. He didn't deserve the hits he got. Shame on the oline for ending his career like that for him. I hope you protect Webb better. Good luck Brett! You deserve a break! You gave us fans 20 magnificent years! Thanks for trying again for a Super Bowl! You will always be the best! It has been a blast to watch you. You have made me love Sundays for 20 years!
By Pitbull on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
Favre shall return.
By mr smiff on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
@ Robins,
So very true. I find it very shameful the way some people deliberately ignored that very glaring issue about the o-line and said he was washed up. Also very shameful was the classy way he handled himself throughout, only for those haters to call him egotistical and selfish. You know, I've seen Brady and P. Manning on the sidelines screaming and cursing out their o-line at the slightest sign of vulnerability, and the hypocritical media calls it leadership. So very sad a wonderful career has to end like that. So very sad indeed.
By Just the Facts on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
@ Common Sense and MooreVikes
Yes, I did laugh.
Let's look at some facts here. Farve's legacy consists of 18 seasons with our arch rivals and then having the worst starting QB rating in the league this year, which obviously resulted in not helping us win a single game against a team with a winning record.
The analogy would be like cooking a steak on the grill, eating it, and then going to the bathroom 24 hours later. The Packer fans got to enjoy the smell while the steak is on the grill and obviously enjoy eating it with A-1 steak sauce, but we as Vikings fans should celebrate by "the Favre legacy" by looking at the toilet, which is exactly where our season went this year.
By Reece s. on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
Favre should return to show all these haters the truth. Yeah, that means gurs like "just the facts". With Favre, the vikes actually have a chance to do something. If the o line could protect him he could actually do something. If he came back and the o line improved he could be just as good as 2009 and they would be contenders again. Personally, I hope he comes back so all these viking fans that have thrown him to the wayside will go back to praising him. Then I'll laugh at everyone.
By animal26 on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
Whoever thinks Favre's legacy doesn't matter, never really respected what he has done for this organization. If favre never came to the vikings. We would be the Joke of the NFC north. I hope favre does come back, but for people to knock him for this year. He literally was put into a no win situation . No receivers until it was too late in the season. The vikings never improved the Offensive line and assumed they would be the same as they were in 09 (which had much room for improvement.) We improve our offensive line and have actual receivers that favre can throw too. He might actually come back for one more year and lead us to a championship. He still can play at a high level.
By Tim on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
By Scotty on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
Yes, Cam Newton would be interesting but Joe Webb is VERY interesting and he's already a Viking. Focus on and seriously develop Webb, draft offensive and defensive lineman in the first and second rounds this year, and try to improve our defensive secondary via the draft (in the 4th round? Maybe) or free agency. Point is, Frazier's the man. It all starts with a coach who is calm, collected, knows precisely which direction he wants to head, how to get there, and who's going to be with him the day the team accepts the Lombardi trophy – I think that's LF. Cheers my fellow Vikes.
By John Doe on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
1# bright spot of 2010 is Favre leaving for good, YES! I laughed when I read that, Petersons accomplishments for 2010 surely should had been noted higher than Favre's dismal season, were talking about the bright spot of 2010, not the 2009 season, Favre should had not even been on that list.
By Bryan on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
The #1 bright spot in 2011 would be to get a new stadium deal completed. WAKE UP STATE LEADERS!!!!!!
By moorevikes on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
we're talking about favre's legacy here not his last two seasons. his legacy is what he did in greenbay. he had his best season and his worst with us, that's it. as far as i'm concerned his constant retiring/unretiring, missing training camp, and off field issues have tarnished his legacy. however, you can't deny what he did in greenbay and his love of the game.
By jjj on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
Despite how agonizing the season was – starting with the opening loss to the Saints – despite everything -if we had stoped the Saints from running out the clock,scored from the goal line against the Dolphins, Percy would have gotten his second foot down against the Packers, and winning against the Jets who we outplayed in the second half – we could easily be playing this weekend – probably with Joe Webb as quarterback – and the later is I believe one of the biggest bright spots of the season – I think the Vikings got lucky with Joe Webb and hope they put him in the number one rooster spot as their quarterback for the coming season.
By Stephanie on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
I don't get the #1 bright spot being Favre's legacy. and I love Brett Favre. it just seems kind of odd with everything that went on this year off the field. but I will say that he fought hard every single week, regardless of the score or the beating he took. remember the Patriots game? he was in a boot earlier in the week and had broken bones in his ankle and heel. he played pretty good before he got knocked out at the end of the game. so I guess part of his legacy this season was his toughness and willingness to compete regardless of how bad things were around him. and the Monday night game of the Bears, it was pretty amazing to see him out there playing.
By Stephanie on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
just a note to those who think Favre ruined the season…Tjack was clearly not the answer and Webb wouldn't have faired much better. He's a rookie and he played a good game against Philli, but didn't look too great in the other two games he played. He probably would have been up and down all season, mostly because's he's raw and inexperienced…and the way the offensive line was playing it wouldn't have mattered if any three of the QBs on the roster played the entire season. we were in all of the games in the first half of the season up until the final minutes, or atleast until part way through the fourth quarter. there were a lot of "almosts" the first half of the season against some tough opponents (Saints, Jets, Packers, Patriots, Chicago).
By fmfan on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply
There was no bright spot of 2010 for Favre. He should have never came back to play!
By soldier1986 on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
well the fans begged him to come back. and he came back for you. so deal with it. back him up. favre didnt ruin this season. if u think that, you dont know football
By Duane N on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
I laughed. LOL Just the Facts.
Quit blaming the O-line for everything. Nothing went right this year. Did Harvin, Peterson and Rice play 2 quarters together this year? AP stops fumbling so obviously picks tripled. Defense can't catch the ball. Coaches somehow can't make use of Favre's arm strength. Roof collapses… on and on and…….
Bottom line is Favre was paid 20 million this year and was not very good. Was the Cardinals game worth 20,000,000?
I like Favre but also kinda hate him, can't help it. Was not fun at all watching him struggle and get beat up. Was so obvious what was gonna happen in that 2nd Bears game. SLAM! Also gets really old watching him do anything to not get hit.
Jackson played bad too but at least that's kinda funny.
Anyways, enough with the complaining and trying to get under the skin of Favre lovers.
E.J. was awesome and Harvin should have made the list. So frustrating that he gets all those migraines.
By Parody on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
The entire offseason attitude ruined the season. Far too many players stayed away from team activities, because everyone just thought that they would automatically be as good as they were in 2009. That includes #4, who never retired, but still chose to skip everything the team did in the offseason, plus training camp and a few weeks of preseason. Don't get me wrong, he was far from the only one, but but as a respected leader in the locker room he should have been one of the guys that was at everything, just to set an example for the less mature on the team.
In the end though, it all points back to management losing control of the team. They tell one guy he can take it easy and skip everything up through training camp, and it makes a lot of other guys feel that they don't need to participate nearly as full throttle either. Let's hope that Frazier has learned from this mistake and makes sure to keep the team together and improving.
By Remember Met Stadium on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
If the Viking brass has an ounce of brains, they will talk to Farve about becoming the QB coach (yes "Farve" intentionally misspelled – always hated that Packer). He clearly is interested in coaching as attested to by his working with the kids at the high school in Mississippi. No idea how good he has worked with Webb in the past year, but his locker room presence would be a plus, his leadership beyond question.
By Dave on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
Yeah, I re-read your post again.. Put my foot in my mouth a bit.. Valid point you made.. My apologies..
By vikings 4-7 on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
Farve will have his hands full,( NO PUN INTENDED) with healing his actions of the past few years with his family. He is done with football for a while.
By vikings 4-7 on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
This entire team other than adrian, sydney, and percy needs a good cleaning out. Stacked with way past there prime vets collecting paychecks in the last few years. Lito, pat, bryant, maddieu, ben, bret, bernard, etc. they all need to move on and bring in young talent. I disagree with people saying this team is still close to big things. We are further away than closer. We have traded positions with the Detroit lions in the division starting next year. Yes we are the worst team in this division now. Think about it.
By mr smiff on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
Parody, Favre stayed away because he was leaning toward not coming back. He was leaning toward not coming back for 3 main reasons: Childress, his ankle, and his belief that the o-line wouldn't protect him- WHICH THEY DIDN'T. He only came back because the team wanted him, he had bonded with the fans, and he loved the game so much. So, Favre didn't just "skip" the OTA's. His reasons was a little deeper than that.
By mr smiff on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
Duane M, I challenge you to name a current qb who would have done better given everything that has unfolded this year. Go ahead, name just one.
By Old School on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
Packers Win…MOVING ON IN THE PLAYOFFS………..
By Robins on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
There isn't a quarterback in the NFL that could have done well with our oline. Brett kept getting back up. A different quarterback would have stayed out. Brett fights hard for his team! He is a warrior.
By Sue G Vikes 4 Ever on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
Old School… I totally agree with you…it will be a few years b-4 we will be contenders again
By Sue G Vikes 4 Ever on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
mr smiff, I agree with you… Brett didn't want to come back.
By soldier1986 on Jan 9, 2011 | Reply
im embarrassed of some of these fans. you throw favre under the bus. and u dont care about his legacy at all just because he was a packer. lets all grow up shall we? you can curse him all u want, but nobody fights for his team more than brett favre. u dont see him screaming at his players like the crybaby manning and brady. and u still rip on him. to blame this season on favre, you didnt pay attention this year and u obvisously dont know football. lol webb is not our future. id rather take a real qb in the draft. u guys mad cuz he's kicked our @ss for so many years? seriously. alot of you guys have no class or respect at all. without favre, we wouldnt have been the team we were last year. and he would have been the same this year if it wasnt for the line. yes our line was ranked the worst. they took out favre and jackson. and webb also had trouble. anyways, thanks favre for giving it one last shot. its been fun watching you all these years. you are the game of football.
By Parody on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
@ Smiff – I really don't care what the reason was, the fact of the matter is that the teammates saw that he was being allowed to avoid things in the offseason which caused many of them to slack off in the offseason as well. I'm not blaming Favre. He was injured, okay. But that's not how the coaching staff treated it. It seemed clear since about mid-season 2009 that Favre was going to be given special treatment and allowed to skip the offseason, training camp and a few preseason games.
I went to training camp this past year and it was evident that the entire team was slacking off more than I had ever seen in Mankato. They would line up, jog around for a couple of plays barely even playing touch-football and then pack it in and run off to the locker rooms. Some portion of that half-assèd attitude instilled by coaching carried over to the regular season and hurt us all year long.
By mr smiff on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
@Parody- If that was the attitude in Mankato, then it made no sense for Favre to come rushing back. And whatever happened to personal responsibilty? Self motivation? If the players didn't have that, where was the coaching staff to instill it in them? You can say the players were that way because they saw how Favre was treated. But I can make the argument that Favre got the same treatment like everybody else, only he didn't waste his time going to Mankato. And yes, such poor preparation would be detrimental to a successful season. Frazier has his work cut out for him this offseason.
By Parody on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
Smiff, you are missing my point. The coaching staff was NOT there to instill the motivation and responsibility in the players. That is where the problem begins. How many jobs have you had where everybody worked their tail off without the motivation of the boss/manager? Yes, it would be ideal that since these men earn so much money that they all create their own motivation and self responsibility, but the truth of the matter is that there is no occupation where that is the case. There will be the few who find it within themselves to go above and beyond regardless, but the majority need the extra push. That is why an entity exists whose responsibilities include creating that extra push.
Childress was not able to do this with many within his staff. That is my argument.
And saying that training camp is a waste of time, for anyone, is ignorant. And if it truly is a waste of time, then the team is doing things extremely wrong and doesn't have a chance to succeed in the upcomming season.
By Old School on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
Who writes these Blog's anyway…..# 1 Spot…Brett's Legacy?
When I first read it I thought that it was a SPOOF!
Even now that the horrible season is over we are still getting kicked in the….
THANKS VIKINGS .COM, Because this season wasn't bad enough!
By DrPsych on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
You are all forgetting that as a Viking Brett hit his 500 Touchdown mark and 70,000 yards passing. These will be recorded in the Hall of Fame with the Vikings as the team. That part of his legacy is forever intertwined with the Minnesota Vikings. Favre also showed how a real football player plays, broken ankle, or not. It is very sad last year Vikings fans could not get enough of Favre and now they want to blame the sorry season on him. I suppose it's his fault to the metrodome roof collapsed?
No WR to rely on, no Sid Rice, no harvin, Favre was playing with no protection and no targets for the first half of the season. I admire that he didn't go home and change his phone number. He won't be back, and unless you want to be mistaken for a packer fan Favre hater (which many of you may be) let's celebrate what Favre accomplished and how he lifted the team in the midst of one piece of badluck after another.
By purplehaze on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
The debacle of a season ended, that, and Brett can ride off into the Mississippi sunset in his Wrangler jeans..
All three phases of the vikes game need to be retooled and then we can bust it in 2011.
By Remember Met Stadium on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
Dont know if you'll realize it, but the Vikings number 1 "need" is NOT a QB. We need a center number 1. We need a cover corner number 2. With Pat and likely Ray leaving the D line, we need someone there. Left tackle if McMountain cant get his act together. Right guard maybe. Then, and ONLY then should we be looking at a QB.
Webb did fine. Bring in a used up vet to teach him (maybe – dare I say it – Farve. McNuggets, Hasselhof from Seattle. Someone to teach him. Play Webb number 1 next year. If he cant pass the grade, at least we have a year of a decent O line playing together then draft a QB in '12 if needed.
By GOLDVIKE on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
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ALM I agree, Silver is OK but Gold would have been better. Great game. Somehow I don't think they had kids in mind when they were taiklng about coffee. How about mushrooms? I usually take mine out of a can and put it on a pizza. How can that be dangerous? I'm with you when it comes to sandbags. Let's all hope they sit in the warehouses and never have to be used.
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I looks like you are using Internet Explorer 10 or 11 (iexplorer.exe). IE10 or IE11 will start a 64bit instance that does not create a window. That 64bit parent process (which uses very little RAM) then launches at least one 32bit child process. The child process creates the windows that you see. The children do the work of surfing. [Microsoft ignores child labor laws :-]
If you "exit" IE, the window can close, but IE can still hang on it way out of RAM. The 64bit parent and the 32bit child will not exit RAM on their own. If you start another instance of IE, you get a new parent/child pair. It looks like you have 3 parent/child pairs running. A hung IE session is the most common way to have multiple IE parent processes showing in Task Manager.
I bore you with all of the above ramblings so that I can suggest the first change to your system should be to turn on "64bit children" or "64bit tabs". See the two videos in this post and then scroll up to the tutorial: Internet Explorer 10 - Enable 32-bit or 64-bit IE10 in Windows 7
After you enable the option and after you restart your computer, IE10/11 might tell you that one or more add-on is not compatible with the Enhanced Protected Mode (EPM) - but this is a good thing - since a lot of malware is not compatible with EPM either.
You can turn off EPM later - after your computer is clean. But I would leave it turned on if possible.
Now on to Explorer [the Windows (file) Explorer]:
If are any of those instances are communicating with the internet, then you might have a rootkit.
Click on Start
type in Resource Monitor
Once that app starts, look at the Network tab.
Expand the area for TCP Connections and look for Explorer.exe
If you see explorer.exe making connections...
...then you should stop that traffic with a firewall rule.
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|08 Feb 2014
Process Explorer might be of some help. See this post: Process Explorer 16
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|08 Feb 2014
An offline scanner might be a place to start, but if it finds a rootkit, do not let it try to fix it.
What is Windows Defender Offline?
We will need to wait for a forum member that works with infected computers to help you clean yours.
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|08 Feb 2014
Thanks for the reply
When looking at resource manager I do not fully understand how to tell if it's 'making a connection'. I do however see multipule explorer.exe and uhobco.exe listed along with wine225.exe.
What would be the best course of action to take right now?
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|08 Feb 2014
I would go ahead and do the offline scan with WDO.
What antivirus app are you using? I see LiveUpdate as a process. That is usually a Symantec/Norton app.
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|08 Feb 2014
Trying to get WDO to work. Having troubles booting via CD - will keep you posted.
Thank you so much for your advice and support.
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|08 Feb 2014
Hello all and thank you UsernameIssues for your advice.
Ok update; I ran WDO and did a full scan along with a quick scan afterwards to ensure everything was picked up. It did find Virus OS/Rovinx.V along with a list of errors that came up with "java/sun". I did in fact update my java the same time I updated my macromedia flash. I'm fairly sure this was the reason for my laptop starting to flip out.
Although WDO has been run and found things. These have been cleaned and/or removed. I booted back up and I still have explorer.exe having memory problems.
Also - the pop up for me to download bk-coretag.js has stopped.
Any thoughts?
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|08 Feb 2014
If you need java, then keep it (and keep it updated).
If you don't need java, uninstall it. If you don't know if you need java, uninstall it and see if you miss having it.
Please post a screenshot of the Network tab of Resource Monitor.
(Expand the Network Activity area and/or the TCP Connections area.)
1) What antivirus app are you using? I see LiveUpdate as a process. That is usually a Symantec/Norton app
2) Does IE still hang when you close all visible IE windows? (It can take a minute or two for IE to leave RAM after all IE windows are closed.)
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How I Met Your Mother Review: Yes, It's Creepyby Chris O'Hara at . Comments
Ah, I love the smell of sheet cake in the morning and I loved the way Garrison Cootes told Marshall they were going to war in the closing moments of this week's episode.
It took me awhile to warm to Martin Short's character, but around the time I realized where I had most recently heard his voice, (PBS's Cat In The Hat series), I started to also become a fan of Marshall's new boss. I just wanted to know if he had room for me in that mine shaft of his, stocked with all five seasons of Friday Night Lights on DVD.
While my heart was full of love for Cootes, I had a bone to pick with Marshall after he told Garrison he could skip season two of the high school football series. In defense of Peter Berg's masterpiece, that was the year of the writers strike and episodes like "Backfire" where Street and Riggins went to Mexico should not be skipped.
Speaking of skipping, I don't think i would have signed a permission slip for anyone to go on Ted's "Field Trip." That is, not until Barney got involved of course. From calling two of Ted's students "Weird Beard" and "Bieber," to knowing Gina, the attractive blonde's name, we were treated to a scene where Barney seemed to actually possess Jedi powers of humor.
As disappointed as I was to not see what his "Sex Lessons" were all about, the Ewok Powerpoint presentation more than made up for it. Having been born in 1978 I can remember being shocked to learn there were people who did not like George Luca's primitive inhabitants of Endor. That being said, I'm sure there also exists a Jar Jar Binks line which separates those born before and after May 19, 1999. I don't care if it gives away my age, I am most definitely a member of the Jar Jar Binks Haters Society.
Regardless of when you were born, dating your therapist was deemed by everyone Ted and Barney polled to be creepy. Upon meeting Kevin, Barney treated him more like he was "the rapist" as opposed to the "therapist" he had heard about. Is it weird that I sort of agreed with his logic that pretending to be a therapist and sleeping with your patients was less creepy than doing it for real? Regardless, I thought it was great when he and Ted agreed in unison that Robin's new relationship was indeed, here's that word one more time, "creepy."
I did like Kevin though as the episode wore on, especially when Robin put him on the patient couch and had him spewing about his brother the neurosurgeon while angrily raking the desktop zen garden. And, yes Robin, dating your "gyno" is bad too.
While it wasn't hard to believe Marshall and his boss would one day save the world, I did have a hard time accepting the fact that nobody took a shot at Ted's five o'clock shadow. Aside from it being in a terribly weird transitional stage - if he was in fact trying to grow a beard - I'm pretty sure I also saw some grey hairs in those sideburns.
Well, we all get old someday, right? Lucky for Nora she has one good year left, as Barney put it, and lucky for us we have such a great show to enjoy while we still can remember what television is. In case you forgot any of your favorite lines from this episode, be sure to see if they made it on to my list of best quotes from the episode.
Do you have to have standing to get it off the air?The pnsores the show was ased on has his civil rights violated because the owner of the home put hidden cameras in his bedroom and bathroom and turned it into a tv show, he had a very reasonable suspicion that he was on tv and told the homeowner he didnt want to be on tv, but they said there were no cameras.This violatesIntrusion upon seclusion and appropriation of likeness for commercial use.What can I do?
Robin and The Rapist have no chemistry whastsoever, and I agree....It is a terribly contrived and unlikely pairing. Kal Penn can be funny. But he seems to be sleeping beside a sparkling cast like this. This plot: Lame. The Field Trip? Why would anyone stay? It was ridiculous and pointless and not funny. Was it ALL so that Ted would have a quorum to agree that dating The Rapist was creepy? They threw Barney and his hijinks in there solely as a Life Raft Of Comedy. He was there solely to funny up a poor idea. This plot: Lame. Marshall and Martin Short? This wasn't a comedy plot. It was supposed to be the feel good part where there was a victory of some kind for The Gang. In a funny episode, it would have been fine. But it's flanks were exposed and it got overrun. This plot: Fine, but left to rot in the sun.... I like this show alot. But I thought this episode was pretty bad. Reading some of the other posts, that hang entire opinions of eps on one successful joke, I wish I could be less critical, more broad and less sophisticated in my comedic desire....But, alas, I cannot achieve this.
Here is what I dont get, Kevin knows that Robin is completely in love with another man yet he thinks it's a good idea to date her? How does that make sense? On another note, I like Teds shadow. It looks good on him.
@NJ thx, you're totally right ;) sorry for that!
I wasnt that big a fan of this episode mainly b/c of the cobie/kal relationship storyline. it just seems way too forced. I agree with @AK they dont have much chemistry together.
other than that i liked the episode. I LOVED the fish names call back [only jason could pull off something like that and somehow make it funny]and I wish they would have thrown in a few jokes of Marshall's love of graphs.
I wasnt that big a fan of the field trip bit [although i did find it funny when a few ppl left b/c they confused architecture with archaeology] until they started using them for polls. I wish they would have had that bit spread out throughout the episode and let it run longer
And as always Barney was hilarious in just about all his scenes
overall 4/5
@rooney, It was a flashback to a few weeks earlier, not a flash forward. They showcased the argument that led to the polling during the fiel trip on Jacob or Edward. I'm with Barney, personally. Jacob all the way.
in the final flash forward (a few weeks from now) barney was wearing a different tie... interesting how this could happen? maybe another bet?!? or am i wrong with the assumption, that the bet was to wear the ducky tie for a whole year?
I'm not a huge fan of Kevin or his relationship with Robin. I think that to pull it off the actors need to have crazy chemistry, which Cobie and Kal just don't have. Don't get me wrong - they're cute together, but I can't see that certain spark between needed to sell such a whirlwind, insane, ethically murky romance.
Ah good point Derek about the break up beard. I forgot about that. I shouldn't be one to talk anyways. I shy away from razors like kids do broccoli.
Can they please improve Robin's wardrobe? It crossed the distractingly awful already. Why are they dressing her like a lesbian?


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A YOUNG man who was diagnosed with a non-cancerous tumour bigger than a tennis ball has met his sporting hero.
Emyr Hughes, 21, of Cefn Mawr, had the thrill of shaking hands and saying hello to Wayne Rooney at the opening of the £12 million palatine treatment centre of The Christie hospital in Manchester.
Emyr had his picture taken with the Manchester United striker and his midfield team-mate Juan Mata.
"I was delighted. I am a Manchester United fan and Wayne Rooney is one of my favourite players," said Emyr, a former pupil of Ysgol Morgan Llwyd.
And as well as meeting the Old Trafford duo at the opening of the new centre, there was a further treat in store.
It had been arranged for Emyr to visit Manchester United's Carrington training centre to see the squad being put through their paces.
As part of the visit he was welcomed by Wales legend Ryan Giggs, now United's interim team manager, and former England centre-half Rio Ferdinand.
Emyr said he was thrilled to visit the training base and thanked everyone involved for making it possible.
He makes regular visits to the Christie for treatment for a rare condition called neurofibromatosis type 2, which causes non-cancerous tumours to grow along the nerves.
It was diagnosed when Emyr was 16; because he kept bumping into things he went for an eye test which discovered a massive tumour on his optic nerve.
"I was told it was bigger than a tennis ball. I had an operation at Walton Hospital in Liverpool.
"They cut my head open to get access to the tumour. I lost the sight in my right eye. The tumour was too big to take out completely."
He had a further operation aged 18 to take out loose pieces of tumour. The rest of it was stuck to his optic nerve and the decision was made to leave it.
Now Emyr attends hospital for treatment similar to chemotherapy which attacks the tumour and helps to shrink it.
"The doctors are very pleased with the progress I am making.
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- Website: http://www.sadiela.com/
- Phone: (323) 467-0200
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Hollywood has a new leading lady and her name is Sadie. With a hint of the Depression Era and all the glamour of the Forties, this restaurant, mixology bar and lounge is full of life. Serving a New American menu with a local feel; a spirits selection that celebrates Hollywood during Prohibition; and a courtyard dining space like no other in LA, Sadie is destined to be a star.Continued
When guests arrive at Sadie, we feel as though we are welcoming them into our home. Sadie achieves a warm, inviting, and surprisingly unpretentious, "at-home" atmosphere. The open layout is wrapped in deep neutral tones, with details such as reclaimed brick and wood, vintage light fixtures, and antique photographs certain to strike up conversation.
Sadie Kitchen & Lounge represents a new era of eating and drinking that combines the best of Hollywood's chic past with its provocative present. We welcome you to join us.
When guests arrive at Sadie, we feel as though we are welcoming them into our home. Sadie achieves a warm, inviting, and surprisingly unpretentious, "at-home" atmosphere. The open layout is wrapped in deep neutral tones, with details such as reclaimed brick and wood, vintage light fixtures, and antique photographs certain to strike up conversation.
Sadie Kitchen & Lounge represents a new era of eating and drinking that combines the best of Hollywood's chic past with its provocative present. We welcome you to join us.
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Sadie reviews from OpenTable diners
44 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (24)great for outdoor dining (23)romantic (22)good for groups (19)special occasion (17)neighborhood gem (16)vibrant bar scene (11)hot spot (10)late-night find (9)scenic view (2)notable wine list (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Good atmosphereEdd47Dined on 11/19/2014Comfortable atmosphere for a date. Not a hurry get them out to fill the table again. Steak and desserts were greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cute placePaticoDined on 11/15/2014My second time there, the ambiance is nice, our waitress was sweet, but first impression set the mood and the host that took us to our seat was not welcoming at all!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love this place!!ChellyDiDined on 11/8/2014I came across Sadie by doing a search on Yelp for a lounge/ restaurant where I could celebrate my birthday! The reviews were great, the photos and the menu looked good. I have to say that it was better in person! I'm not a drinker, but I did enjoy a glass of "Rosé All Day" and it was so good! Surprisingly, the Brussel sprouts were amazing! The macaroni and chicken and waffles were great as well. The DJ was great and seemed to cover all the genres and made it all flow! I'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great AtmosphereAmiTimeDined on 11/8/2014Open air dining in an intimate and lovely atmosphere. Noise level remained relatively quiet throughout the evening, despite the busy dining room. The bar and dining staff were attentive and professional. Food was good, although it wasn't especially creative. Tried the fried chicken - good, but not exactly exciting. Also tried the crispy duck - it wasn't crispy but it was prepared well. Basically, Sadie's does classic American food well and the atmosphere is worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Meal!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/25/2014The food was excellent, and our server made sure to ask us if we needed to be out in time for a show, which was helpful because we were going to a show. The mac and cheese was amazing and I could have eaten 2 bowls of the crispy brussel sprouts. We love Sadie and will be dining there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great placeneneDined on 10/24/2014Ambiance is nice, service was great and the food was good too, I love the dj that night he was playing good musicSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre-theatre dinnerlbsussVIPDined on 10/2/2014Delicious as ever! Fried chicken, salmon, steak to the appetizers all outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Weekend madnessholidaydollVIPDined on 9/19/2014DJ was playing so loudly we couldn't hear each other, so we had to ask to turn it down. The service was slow, it took a while for the initial contact with our server & took very long for food, even though we were told they would rush it for us. The food was good, & usually is. Normally the service is fine, but this night, either the particular server or the restaurant was not on point.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous CourtyardCalixtinaVIPDined on 9/17/2014What a hidden gem in LA! The hostess was super friendly and accommodating. There was a private event happening at the same time, and the whole staff handled it with grace and a smile. Did I mention Happy Hour from 6 to close?! Hand crafted cocktails and great appetizers. We drank at the bar and then grabbed a table in the gorgeous outdoor courtyard. We were lost in conversation, and the wait staff allowed us to chat and enjoy the ambiance ;p. most dishes are small plates, so we went family style and ordered the fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, ribs and macaroni and cheese. There was a live band and a large birthday party, so everyone was jamming, eating and having a great time!Special Features:
- Outstanding VibeDarknHandsomeDined on 9/9/2014Had a really great time, the smell and energy of the restaurant is amazing.Special Features:
- FantasticSiegs46Dined on 9/6/2014Loved the place! Great restaurant for all occasions. Wonderful food and helpful staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best brocollini I've tasted.MS1712Dined on 9/3/2014The food is absolutely amazing at Sadie. The brocollini is covered in Thai basil and lemongrass simbal and is out of this world. The same applies to the Brussel sprouts! The restaurant hasn't been particularly busy both times I've visited but what it lacked in atmosphere, it made up for in food quality and service.Special Features:
- Wonderful food and delicious drinksonefortheroadDined on 8/30/2014This was an internet pick based on reviews from other people. I had tickets at the Pantages and needed to have enough time to enjoy dinner and make it to the show. The staff was attentive, the drinks were creative and delicious. We chose to order small plates to share. The waitress recommended 2 plates per person and honestly we could have gotten away with less than that, but ate every bite anyway because the food was too good to leave. It was a great night that started with Sadie and ended with Jason Mraz at the Pantages. No complaints here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice ambiance with a trendy vibeAsk4LobsterPiccataVIPDined on 8/29/2014Our server Brittany was a true professional. Her service was impeccable and I highly recommend her!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good thing we weren't in a rushOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/28/2014We love Sadie and took a few friends there on Thursday night. The food was great but it took almost an hour to get our entrees. Granted, we sat at 8pm, ordered drinks and appetizers and caught up with old friends for a while. We ordered our entrees about 8:50 and didn't get them until almost 9:45. We would go back again but we would def talk to a manager if food took that long again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful new restaurantkathe90035VIPDined on 8/28/2014The duck was wonderful; not overcooked. Lovely interior, reasonable prices. good service...what more could I ask?Special Features:
- The Rise ContinuesThePirateDined on 8/22/2014The menu has been upgraded and the the decor is awesome. Still a diamond in the rough but getting there. Special dinner events are great here.
- Birthday Dinner - Loved it!Ali23BtDined on 8/22/2014Food was excellent, service even better. I was treated like a damn queen. Thanks guys!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SADIE SADIE SADIETinaVIPDined on 8/21/2014Great Place For Small Plates And Starters Plenty Of Great Choices Sticky Ribs , Brussels Sprouts To Heirloom Salads Will Return Again And Again Thanks I LOVE TO SIT OUT SIDE AND ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF YOUR PATIOSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- exciting foodfoodiesuzDined on 8/13/2014We took our f9 & 14 year old grandchildren to celebrate. We dined at 6pm. We were welcomed an given a choice of comfortable booths outdoors. We had an exciting and delicious dinner. All in all it was a wonderful experience. I would bring guests here for an early quiet dinner. The food was imaginative and well prepared. See you soon!Special Features:
- Yum!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/5/2014There were 3 in our party, and first tike for We arrived at 6:30pm on a Tuesday and it wasn't too crowded, but did fill up. We ordered a bunch of small plates, apps, and 1 entree. The food was great, and so were the cocktails. The strawberry ice cubes were genius! We had a leisurely 3 hour meal and never felt rushed. Service was great, everyone was quick and attentive. Will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Sadie is an affordabel classy findBenBuddyDined on 8/5/2014Yes, in a former lousy neighborhood we discovered Sadie on Las Palmas in central Hollywood. Great Bar, off the street with a dining area that reflects a more gentile time. The outdoor indoors is wonderful, especially with a lovely breeze. It was Tuesday evening and the low intensity Argentine guitar trio was perfect. The food is clever and some new spins on "southern" delicacies. And oysters. Too bad the waiter forgot them. Clever drinks. Evil dessert. If you are looking for a fun revival of your out to dinner experience, Sadie is worth checking out. Early (6) is the quiet, empty time. Then it starts to fill up around 8.Special Features:
- The following 197 reviews are from the Sadie reviews archive.
- Cute Place, Not So Good Fooddre1014Dined on 7/25/2014The courtyard area is extremely cute. The service was mediocre. We ordered mostly appetizers for the 6 of us and just a couple entrees. ALL the appetizers came at once. I mentioned to the server and she told me it was because they are all appetizers. Yes, I understand that but it would be nice to have them paced a little better with cold dishes coming out before hot etc so the hot foods dont sit around and get cold. ALmost all the food was not to my liking and the others at my table, while not as picky as I, were not too impressed either. Everything is over seasoned, too much garlic, too much pepper, the salmon roe with the burrata was not even edible. Would probably never return.
- They are amazing.CharlieBrownDined on 7/25/2014I took my daughter there for her 22nd birthday dinner. I had Jaime as a server and she made the night incredible!. Great service plus her anticipating our every need just set the restaurant above everyone else. Ambiance was beautiful and the service from the hostess to Jaime is what fine dining is about. Delicious food and we got lucky with the preset menu for LA Dine. This restaurant is a MUST. Loved it.Special Features:
- Loved the food and the ambience!neverbugDined on 7/25/2014I picked this place, first and foremost because of the patio seating. It looked very cute and different than most restaurants in the area. Overall, we really enjoyed the food and very pleased with the ambience when we first got there. About an hour in, a DJ started playing, and while the choice of music was fine, the volume increased significantly making it a bit awkward since I suddenly found myself yelling to get my conversation heard by the friends I was dining with. Luckily, we weren't the only ones who felt that way, and after a few somewhat annoying minutes of too loud music, I think a manager approached the DJ and had him lower the volume. Everything was good from that point on.Special Features:
- A Work In ProgressThePirateDined on 7/23/2014I really do like this place, the music nights, the bar, the food can be pretty good at times, but the service outside of the bus crew and hostess, can be a lot better. Just hire (1) more waiter on music nights- it's really that easy.Special Features:
- Great service, horrible food.JosephVIPDined on 7/19/2014I couldn't even eat my "steak" because the mole topping was burnt to a crisp. The chefs should be ashamed of themselves for allowing something like that to be served. My girlfriend had the salmon and apparently the chefs confused salt for flavor...it was also unbearable and was cooked terribly.
- A Worthy Dine LA mealanonymousDined on 7/18/2014The $35 Dine LA dinner was a good value, compared with some others we've tried. There were two choices for the first course. For the the second course we enjoyed a generous plate of yummy fried chicken. The dessert we chose was a delightful surprise. It was a deconstructed strawberry short cake, with very light whipped cream, chocolate "cake," and small strawberries. The patio is a lovely spot. The only drawback was the VERY LOUD music. (There is a DJ on Friday nights.) We would return for dinner on other nights without the intrusive music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceRustyDined on 7/17/2014The appetizers were great. Dinners not so great. Service was poor. It took forever to get our waiter to come to the table. Would only go back got drinks at the bar.Special Features:
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RENO, Nev. (AP) - Former NBA star Alonzo Mourning says Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant has developed such a floor presence during the playoffs that he can't figure out what exactly it is coach Phil Jackson is doing on the bench.
Mourning says Bryant is the one who is driving the mission of the current Laker team. He says the communication level with his teammates has been especially obvious in the finals against Orlando.
Mourning was speaking Wednesday on a teleconference promoting next month's Amercian Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe.
"I think Phil is just showing up, to tell you the truth, and Kobe is doing all the work to make this team successful," he said.
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Eva Longoria Talks About Her Food Vices
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Actress Eva Longoria told People that when it comes to food vices, dessert is no stand-in for Mexican.
"Anytime there is Mexican food around, you can bet I'll be eating it. I'm not a chocolate person and I'm not into sweets. I'm a meal [person]."
Longoria loves the cuisine so much that she took it to the next level and opened Beso, a Latin steakhouse, in LA a couple of years back, and she's opening a second location of the restaurant in Las Vegas this weekend.
When it comes to food vices, I'm with Longoria in craving savory meals over dessert — my biggest vice being a juicy burger! Even though I give into cravings sometimes, I make a lighter version whenever I can.
Tell me . . . what's your absolute food vice?
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GummiBears 4 years
Mine is sweets. I have it really bad. Is there something I can do or take to curb my sweet tooth?
yu1 4 years
ooooh, FETA! I'm crazy about feta cheese. I'll literally toss it on top of anything. Hummus too! I never have any lebanese food but if a friend orders some I can't stop dipping and nibbling.
sealver 4 years
cheesecake, ohmygod.
Jess7 4 years
Chocolate and peanut butter for sure! I actually avoid buying peanut butter as I will eat it right out of the container and polish it off in a few days if I have my way haha. And, although not strictly a food, I can't live without my almost-daily lattes. Calories (although I usually get skinny ones, it adds up!), caffeine, AND they drain my money.. egh.
jestergirl 4 years
Sugar, candy, cookies, cake....I have a HUGE sweet tooth!
KadBunny 4 years
I cannot live without Mexican food. And bacon.
marijke 4 years
Cheese. And chocolate. But not together!
Natade 4 years
Salads with extra lime, anything with hott sauce!!! Ive started eating healthy and i havent been stressed or annoyed for wanting sweets or chocolate, Icecream is number 1!... Pasta, potato..... good food!
fashionplate525 4 years
Cheese and bread...oh and muffins!
joghog 4 years
Not proud of it, but I LOOOVE Popeye's Fried Chicken and Biscuits! Thankfully, I've moved away from New Orleans and the nearest one is 3 hours away... or I'd weigh 400 pounds! Oh, and gotta give props to chocolate chip cookies... especially the ones my mom just sent with my Christmas presents! :-)
Giasbash6260 4 years
* Spaghetti Squash * Sashimi of ALL kinds * Salmon * Escolar * Nori Sheets * Tomato Paste * Spinach --- So these are healthy foods but the reason why I list them is because when they're in front of me, I cannot stop eating them! ha ha.
jkat 4 years
Pizza... any kind, any where. But deep dish Lou Malnati's is my ultimate. I am a Chicago girl! Stupid Lou's is only 4 blocks away. It's like crack. And burritos and gauc. Yum.
biarose 4 years
I'm so over food
Spectra 4 years
Those chocolate Quaker rice snacks, pork rinds, gummi bears, and Diet Coke.
angelina8023 4 years
French fries!!!
Soniabonya 4 years
I love cheeses and breads but when it comes to homemade Mexican food :drool: i can't help but enjoy the goodness.
tabloidprincess 4 years
right now its a new kind of baked lays pepper chips. so good.
insanitypepper 4 years
Ooh, what isn't? Lately I've been eating way too many nuts and too much cheese.
Hello890 4 years
Burgers and fries, Thai green curry, and shrimp. :)
MandeeLei 4 years
Chocolate and peanut butter are my major weaknesses. I don't understand people that don't get sucked into sweets like I do. How are they able to resist?!?! I mean Mexican food is good and all but I would pass on it and eat all candy bars and straight PB from the jar if I had my (very unhealthy) way LOL. Thankfully I can manage balance and eat a good meal and have some dessert after wards. Dessert is a daily thing in my world! I'm able to maintain my weight without feeling deprived!
esweet 4 years
Chocolate. Although any dessert is a close second!
fauxcat 4 years
Really good, thin-crust cheese pizza, Mexican food, Indian food (like butter chicken...yum), really good cheeses, and things like homemade chocolate chip cookies and other chocolate-based pastry. And creme brulee. Wow, it's a wonder I'm not 500 pounds. In fact, it's taken me a while to come to terms with the 'just because it's SO GOOD and there, doesn't mean you have to gorge yourself on it' philosophy. I was raised on rather bland, homemade Eastern European-ish food (which was usually very good, just a bit dull), with very rare appearances of junk food/take-out/anything unhealthy or super-flavorful, so once I got out of my parents' house, I felt like a food explorer and just had to try -everything- and got a little obsessed. Now I'm way better about reining myself in, but not perfect. :)
2muchtv 4 years
French fries. Not chips (tastes burnt).
lemuse20 4 years
Might be a unique one here (or maybe not) but pancakes with maple syrup is mine. Always sounds good to me!
mamasitamalita 4 years
I don't really have vices... there are things I try and avoid and there are things I eat periodically but not often, but I think if there were a food I would always choose to eat it would be tortellini with pesto sauce.
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Spaniard Marc Coma became the worthy victor of the 2011 Dakar after wrapping up the prestigious race with a fifth place finish of the final stage. The factory KTM rider secured five stage victories over the last two weeks and now has three Dakar titles to his name.
Coma finished the race 15m 04s ahead of long time rival Cyril Despres. His win gives KTM another Dakar victory and the Austrian manufacturer has now won ten consecutive titles.
Coma said: "Staying focused was essential so I did focus on my riding. It was the only way to win. What was really tough was that I could not let my guard down, not even for a second. When a tough stage was ending, the next one was even tougher. We all know that a Dakar is a difficult race but this year it was particularly difficult. This victory is the reward of all the hard work, the reward of many years and a lot of tensions over the last few days. It is the bonus you get for steering right and for so many sacrifices over the years."
Three time Dakar winner, Despres lamented the mistakes and subsequent ten minute penalty earlier in the race.
He said: "I made some mistakes, they were two small mistakes but they held some heavy consequences," he said. "This special is different if you are in first place as it was the case last year... then you want the race to be shorter. When you are second, you would want the race to be longer. But anyway, the feeling of finishing a Dakar is always nice especially here with all the people welcoming you. I am sad I could not do better. I have raced 11 Dakar, won three and been on the podium eight times. One more would have been great. But I just could not make any better."
Yamaha man Helder Rodrigues finished second on the stage and as a result secured a place on the podium after Aprilia rider Francisco Lopez suffered brocken rear suspension in the final KM of the race.
The bitterly disappointed Chilean said: "It was unbelievable. Thirty kilometers before the finish and the suspension link was broken, and I crossed the line pulled by Alain Duclos. These are things that happen in the Dakar. Now, we have to forget it and focus in the evolution of the bike and what we can do next year."
Stage 13 Results 1, Frans Verhoeven, Belgium, BMW 2, Helder Rodrigues, Portugal, Yamaha at 00:05 3, Jean De Azevedo, Brazil, KTM, 26:04 at 00:05 4, Cyril Despres, France, KTM, at 00:44 5, Marc Coma, Spain, KTM at 2:16 6, Henk Knuiman, Netherlands, KTM, 2:47 7, Juan Pedrero, Spain, KTM at 3:05 8, Pal Anders Ullevalseter, Norway, KTM 3:51 9, Jacek Czachor, Poland, KTM, 4:38 10, Miran Stanovnik, Slovenia, KTM, 5:16 Final Overall Results 1, Marc Coma, Spain, KTM 2, Cyril Despres, France, KTM, at 15:04 3, Helder Rodrigues, Portugal, Yamaha, 1:40:20 4, Chaleco Lopez, Chile, Aprilia, 2:09:455, Juan Pedrero, Spain, KTM at 3:07:03 6, Pal Anders Ullevalseter, Norway, KTM at 3:32:56 7, Jean De Azevedo, Brazil, KTM, 3:59:38 8, Ruben Faria, Portugal, KTM, at 4:13:01 9, Jacek Czachor, Poland, KTM at 9:38:41 10, Henk Knuiman, Netherlands, KTM 6:14:46
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Munib al-Masri had been returning from the occupied West Bank to announce a planned Gaza reconstruction conference to be held in cooperation with Gaza officials, according to Ali al-Hayek, head of the Palestinian Businessmen's Association.
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Pheasant and Wild Rice
Everyone in my family hunts, so we have an abundance of game. This recipe also works well with wild turkey or grouse and even with chicken if you prefer. I love to make this dish on special occasions and for guests.
6-8 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 1 hour + standing
1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
2-2/3 cups water
3/4 cup chopped onion
2-1/2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons garlic powder
2 teaspoons dried oregano
1-1/2 teaspoons paprika
1 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
6 bacon strips, cut up
1 large oven roasting bag
2 cups uncooked wild rice
1/2 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
1 large pheasant, halved
two small pheasants (about 4 pounds)
In a large saucepan, combine first nine ingredients; bring to a boil.
Meanwhile, place flour in oven bag; shake to coat. Place oven bag in
a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan; add the bacon. Sprinkle rice and
mushrooms over bacon. Add pheasant. Pour soup mixture into bag.
Cut six 1/2-in. slits in top of bag; close bag with tie provided.
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Pheasant and Wild Rice
Directions (continued)
Bake at 350° for 1 to 1-1/2 hours or until a meat thermometer
reads 180°. Let stand for 10 minutes before carving. Yield: 6-8
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 each) equals 615 calories, 21 g fat (7 g saturated fat), 163 mg cholesterol, 1,068 mg sodium, 42 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 63 g protein.
Light-Bodied Red Wine: Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied red wine such as
Pinot Noir
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