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Me, wife and 5 year old are coming to Austin October 17th-21 from San Francisco, a BBQ wasteland, looking for unique to Austin eats and, of course fine BBQ. We have car so open to travel for great food. SF is the land of burritos and has various quality regional Mexican cuisines, but really no Tex-Mex or breakfast tacos, so aside from BBQ we're interested in those (and anything else we can't get in SF). We'd also like to take advantage of the weather and eat outdoors when possible. Any advice/critique is appreciated. Also, is the Salt Lick the equivalent of Fisherman's Wharf or worth the trip for the atmosphere? Someone this board recommended ordering brisket /burnt ends, turkey and baby back ribs if we end up there – but the menu doesn't show baby backs or specifically "burnt ends", do we just request them when ordering the brisket? Friday dinner I'm thinking about taking a break from BBQ and would like to try some unique brews, but my wife doesn't drink, so is there a brew-pub with good food (I like the looks of the Fish-n-Chips at Black Star Co-Op) that would allow my indulgence (and allow children – we'll likely be there early evening). Tentative schedule is as follows. Thanks in advance for any input.
Dinner: Takoba
Lick ice cream for dessert
Breakfast: El Tacorrido - breakfast tacos and coffee; or Torchy's
Lunch: J. Mueller BBQ
Donuts at Gourdough's
Dinner: Contigo
Lunch: Franklin's BBQ
Dinner: Black Star Co-op Brewery or Hoppdoddy Burgers
Saturday: Maybe head to Lockhart for Blacks or Luling City Market? Salt Lick for Dinner? Maudie's?
Sunday: Noble Pig Sandwiches in a.m. before airport?
Overall... I like it and I think you'll get a good idea of Austin on a first visit. I may suggest a few tweaks though:
Wednesday - swap Takoba for Barley Swine. Takoba has pretty good...what I would call... hipster Mexican food, but you probably can get that all over SF. Barley Swine is putting out top-notch, inventive food with local seasonal ingredients. And it's right next door to Lick, which is an excellent choice for dessert.
Thursday -- looking good. I personally don't care for Torchy's, but that's a debatable topic.
Friday -- If the kiddo can handle the waiting around, you'll need to get in line no later than 10:00. People start lining up at 8:00, and if you show up later than ten, you run the risk of them running out of meat. On your dinner, I'd suggest Black Star if you're interested in excellent craft beers (both those brewed on premises and their frequently rotating taps of other great Texas breweries). I feel like visitors are really missing out on something special if they don't get a good sampling of our beers.
Sunday -- I'm not sure where you're staying, but Noble Pig is really out in the middle of nowhere, and in the opposite direction of the airport.
re: jwynne2000
.Oh thanks, we're staying at my wife's aunt's on Westminster Glen Avenue - don't know the name of the neighborhood.
Re: Franklins – I was planning to sit in line while my wife grabbed coffee and breakfast. If I get there at 9:00 will I be OK (or is Thursday any less crowded than Friday). I'm happy to get in line at 8:00 to avoid any potential disappointment, as I don't know when we'll get back to Austin.
I was looking at Barley Swine, menu sounds interesting, but worried about the wait, but if we eat early I imagine the wait isn't as bad,
Re: Takobo – I liked the look of the outdoor space and was thinking It'd be a good place to treat our hosts for dinner, but if we can get in then Barley Swine does sound more appealing.
But where to get Tex Mex? I had Chuy's about 12 years ago in Houston but really have no memory of it and I'm reading mixed to negative reviews here.
re: sunnyside
You'll be totally fine if you show up to Franklins at 9:00. I feel like on my several trips there, 10:00 seems to be that weird unofficial cutoff point.
Re: Barley Swine... I think if you get there a little earlier, the wait may not be too bad. What I like about their system is that they get your cell phone # when you put your name on the list and they call you when your table is ready. The trick - if they quote you, say, a 45 minute wait... go next door to the ridiculously underrated Opa to enjoy a glass of wine and a Greek snack in their lovely front yard/patio area. I think compared to the time it would take to drive to Takoba then drive back across town to Lick, the time waiting on a table for Barley Swine is a wash.
Where to get great Tex Mex? That is a pretty ubiquitous question with a hundred possible answers. I would probably recommend steering clear of Chuy's though. They're expanding rapidly nationwide, so you'll probably have one in the Bay Area soon enough if you're really curious to try it. I'd suggest El Alma or Sazon for excellent Mexican food, although not quite "Tex-Mex". I kind of equate "Tex-Mex" to meat/glop/cheese, of which there are plenty of options.
Oh, and if you get to enjoy both J Muellers and Franklins in one trip, don't even worry about Salt Lick. :)
If it's a cool morning, a 25 min. drive out to Los Pinos on Hudson Bend for a steamy bowl of red pork and hominy (posole) soup, house made tortillas, and some of the best salsa in the area is our go to sunday drive. this place is the real deal, unlike Chuy's. it also highlights the scenic west austin hill country.
I love the beer selection at the new Bangers location on Rainey St. downtown. Good fries, house made sausages (I prefer the bockwurst), and 101 beers / ciders on tap, and several casks. Great selection of regional texas brews. 4 5 ounce samplers = 8 bucks. fun stuff. Dip some fries in their lemony aioli or spicy ranch and if you go, at least ask for one of your two free samples to be Quebec's witbier called Ephemere fermented wtih green apple. light and crisp. Another standout pub is Ginger Man. Dark and fun.
You should not miss Tacos at La Fruta Feliz for their carnitas, pastor, and goat (chico) on house made tortillas. The place inside and out isn't much to look at, but these are rated by some of our most hardened "foodies" as among if not the very best tacos in this town of many standouts. Even if you don't want a full meal, at least stop in and taste a couple. The folks are as friendly as can be, too (an Austin characteristic in general).
Ice brewed Ice coffee at Progress and ask for the mexican vanilla spike. Best version in town.
I have enjoyed tacos at Torchy's, but they don't rival the aforementioned.
re: slowcoooked
Great, thanks for the taco and posole recommendation, La Fruta Feliz sounds right up my alley. I meant to ask about coffee and as someone who drinks iced coffeee daily despite San Francisco's foggy chill Progress sound good.
re: slowcoooked
Agreed on Pinos. Yes, it's a bit of a drive, but you'll get a great view of the lake on the way (stop at the church parking lot about half way to the dam and take in the view of our (very dry at the moment) lake. Pinos salsa is the bomb and I really think they make the best chile relleno (and I'm from El Paso). Also much loved is the very cheap but yummy tacos and enchiladas.
I really enjoy Salt Lick and don't think it's too much like FW or Disney for that matter. I'd say it is worth the trip for the food! It's also interesting to get out of the city and more into Hill Country. Ask to sit in the main building, even if it means waiting longer. Your 5yo will love looking at the meat pit, as do I. Don't forget it is cash only and BYOB, so you might want to bring a few Shiner Bock's for yourself.
The only thing I would add is to try to catch a food truck or two. Austin has an amazing food truck culture. We hit up Way South Philly on east 6th street, Naan Stop, Miguel's Cuban, & Chi'lantro, all downtown, & were very satisfied by all of them. In fact, we are planning another trip to Austin so we can spend more time eating! Franklin & J Mueller are both amazing & I would completely skip Salt Lick & Luling/Lockhart unless you have the extra time. We had breakfast at Curra's, it was pretty good, but not the best food we had all weekend. Next time we go, East Side King is a must!
re: jcattles
Sounds like I'll need a couple weeks to check out all that Austin has to offer. San Francisco is in the middle of a food truck boom and not to lump them all together, but overall I haven't been too impressed. I've found them to be hit or miss, with smallish portions for the price (excluding the original Mexican taco trucks - Tonayense still has the best carnitas and lengua tacos in SF). I thought the food truck/cart scene up in Portland was better. Having said that, I do like the looks of the East Side King menu so will check it out if we can. Thanks for the advice on Luling & Salt Lick, might hold off and see what happens on the last night in town, our gorging schedule is filling up.
re: paternite
For a non-chain alternative to Chuy's and likely some of the most definative Tex-Mex you can find north of San Antonio, try Amaya's Taco Village. Excellent Tex-Mex on handmade tortillas. The crispy tacos are a signature dish (also called Village tacos in some places on the menu), so if you don't get the taco plate, be sure to add a crispy taco on the side.
re: topodrinko
F1 is not until November. OP said they would be here October 17 - 21.
re: jwynne2000
Yes, flying out tomorrow morning and very excited to start feasting. Thanks to all the Austin hounds for the advice. One last question, looks like J. Mueller also runs out of BBQ at a certain point, is there any estimated cut-off time I should get there by?
re: sunnyside
I don't know when JMueller usually runs out, but we got there around 1:00 pm & there were people holding a sign saying they were out. John was nice enough to let us stay & we got some pork & sausage but the brisket & ribs were gone.
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re: topodrinko
First, thanks to everyone for their advice and tips, although we didn't get to all the places we had planned, we still left Austin 10 lbs heavier and in need of a Lipitor infusion, so had a great time and will definitely return.
OK first night we decided to hit Salt Lick to get our feet wet BBQ wise. I have to say, it was a great way to start the trip. We sat outside with our cooler full of beer on a gorgeous warm night listening to the band while our 5 year old ran around and danced - instantly relaxing. We got the brisket (burnt ends please), pork ribs, turkey, pecan pie and peach cobbler. While certainly not the best BBQ in Austin, all was good and better than anything you'll find in San Francisco (I actually thought their turkey was better than Franklin). Good potato salad, pecan pie and cobbler were just OK, sauce was mustardy/vinegary, almost like a North Carolina style, which I liked. I would almost call this an obligatory stop for someone that's never been to Austin, jut for the scene as a whole.
The next morning we arrived at J. Mueller about 10:45 and had after short wait, ordered almost everything on offer. We had an ordering plan and I sent my wife up while my daughter and I took pictures of the giant Texas flag and checked out the food-cart-court across the street, but they kept giving my wife samples, so we ended up ordering almost everything. We had brisket, pork shoulder, pork ribs, sausage and the short rib that weighed something close to 1.5 lbs. The meats are really extraordinary, particularly the coarse ground sausage with a super snappy casing and the brisket. The short rib, my wife's favorite, really deserves its own category for heart-attacky over the top richness – this was something along the lines of foie gras in terms of decadence, super moist, meaty and enough for about 3 people. The sides were decent, chipotle slaw, beans (tasting mostly of garlic salt) and baked squash that was more like mac-n-cheese with squash standing in for the pasta, so can't complain about that. The sauce tasted of tomatoes and BBQ drippings, more of a rich broth than a sauce. J. Mueller is putting out some great BBQ. Despite the foodie notoriety, being a pit master is no glamorous occupation as we watched Mr. Mueller trek back and forth between the hot smoker and the counter with pounds after pound of meat, but his efforts are certainly appreciated. (BTW we did not eat all the BBQ but brought most back for our hosts and ourselves to chow on later – even that beef bone was enjoyed for days by their 3 dogs, so money well spent)
We hit up Gordough's Donuts across the street for the ODB and the Flying Pig. These were OK and certainly fill the sweet tooth craving, but really did nothing to dispel my general ambivalence about food trucks. The menu seems to put cleverness over high quality ingredients– basic packaged bacon, packaged coconut, etc.
For dinner we took jwynne2000's recommendation had has enchiladas at El Alma. We were lucky to hit happy hour, so half priced empanadas and $5 margaritas. I had the duck enchiladas with mole and my wife had the vegetarian with a verde sauce – both very good. It was real treat to sit on the patio as the sun went down sipping margaritas and (again) be able to dine outside.
Friday a.m. we made the pilgrimage to Franklin, arriving about 9:15 which put us about No. 15 in line. We were prepared with fold up chairs, a cooler and magazines, and I held down the fort while my wife and little one found some coffee nearby. By 10:00 the line stretched to the end of the parking lot below. I would say that waiting in line at Franklin is another obligatory stop for a first time Austin visitor. If you know its going to be 2 hours the wait is not bad and the time really flew by talking to the friendly college students and people watching. A taxi van pulled up and 8 frat boys sitting on the floor of the van rolled out and immediately began tossing the football, several people alternated between sips of Shiner Bock and coffee and one woman had a 3 month old baby about to get his fist taste (or at least smell) of some of the finest BBQ I've had the pleasure to eat. The whole thing felt like trying to get tickets for a Grateful Dead show or something. When we bellied up to the counter we, again, ordered most everything on the menu. We split the Tipsy Texan sandwich as kind of an appetizer, then each got a 2 meat plate, mine with ribs and brisket and hers with turkey and brisket. We also got a 1/2 pound each of brisket and pulled pork to take home for our hosts, as well as a pecan pie and a Big Red (must be an acquired taste, since 3 of us couldn't finish one). Its all been said before I guess, so I'll just say that the brisket is a work of art, but everything was great from the ribs to the pulled pork to the sides to the pecan pie. The beans are cooked with a bunch of brisket and were several steps above either J. Mueller or Salt Lick and the potato salad had a healthy portion of pickles which worked well to balance the richness of the meat. Only the Turkey didn't wow me (I thought Salt Lick's was juicier and smokier), but overall this is a first rate operation. All the sauces were good, but I liked the tomatoey one the best as the acid cut the fatty BBQ.
Yes, we had dinner after all that BBQ. Black Star Coop Brewery was great. I had a couple sour beers and an IPA, both really interesting and well made. The menu reads like pub fare but everything is done a cut above. I would never have ordered the fried jalapenos, but they were pickled first and fried in a tempura batter, just excellent. Fish and chip also expertly prepared, tempura beer batter and unique way of cutting the fries – long but thin and wide if that makes sense. We also got a wedge salad that was good, but a little too much oregano overwhelmed the dressing. The location is a little incongruous with the co-op buss your own table-no-tipping vibe of the place – we sat outside on the patio almost on top of the highway and across from a bunch of strip mall chain stress. Would definitely go back.
Saturday we got some good iced-brewed coffee at Progress, then hit up the farmer's market where we came upon the Cake & Spoon stand that I recognized from the pecan pie package at Franklin, so we had to buy a pecan pie and a chocolate cake thing for after dinner later. Strangely, the pecan pie from the stand wasn't half as good as the one we bought at Franklin (but the chocolate cake was excellent).
We had familial obligations to meet for an early dinner/late lunch at Hopdoddy burgers, as some of the crew were catching the UT/Baylor game later (quite extraordinary to see ¾ of the city all wearing Texas Longhorn shirts). Hopdoddy was good – I had the prime time, would probably get the truffle oil aioli on the side next time. It reminded me of Umami Burger, but cheaper and with a better beer and milkshake selection.
So didn't make it to Contigo, Barley Swine, La Fruta Feliz or Los Pinos – we just couldn't see eating indoors with such fine weather. Next time.
re: sunnyside
Top-notch review! That is a BOATLOAD of great BBQ!
re: sunnyside
It sounds like it was a successful trip. Glad you enjoyed the food!


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The moment never came as the Falcons were able to run out the clock. Manning finished the loss at Atlanta 24-for-37 for 241 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions. All three picks came in the first quarter.
Those early interceptions against Atlanta on Monday night matched the most turnover-riddled quarter of football Manning has played in his 15-year career. They put Denver into too big a hole to dig out of in what turned into a 27-21 loss.
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"Decision making," he said.
But there was some zip missing on some of those intermediate-distance passes and there were a few wobblers mixed in there as well, including on his lone touchdown pass, to Demaryius Thomas near the end of the first half.
Coach John Fox said Manning was not on the injury report when the team returned home Tuesday.
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"5* Traditional Hotel in Siem Reap."
First rate traditional hotel close to the centre of Siem Reap. Efficient helpful staff that responded helpfully to any and all requests, from the meet and greet through to advice on where and what to do. Good sized room well equipped with quality fitting and furniture. Huge comfortable bed with clean linen, serviced twice a day.
Breakfast and bar meals were comprehensive however we did not take evening meals in the hotel preferring to eat out. The hotel has a number of bars and places to eat.
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Rooms are large, comfortable, clean and with a very good service, those with pool view are quite and have a small terrace.
Breakfast is very good, I didn't try dinner at the resort restaurants.
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Hope the docs are up to snuff on this one. Everyone's watchin.
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on Mar 8, 2008 at 1:35 am
Next time he'll get to play the ghost.
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on Mar 8, 2008 at 10:24 am
Whereas I wish the best to Patrick and his family and trust that the wonderful Stanford team is doing its best. I hope that we can give the man the privacy he deserves at a time like this and that nothing but the bare facts are reported.
Anything else is not our business.
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Butternut Squash Risotto with Shrimp
Published: November 2009 Servings: 6 prep: 40 minutes total: 40 minutes
- 3 ounces pancetta (Italian bacon), chopped
- 1 pound large uncooked deveined peeled shrimp
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 large onion, chopped (about 1 3/4 cups)
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 1 cup short-grain rice (such as arborio or carnaroli)
- 4 cups vegetable broth, heated in microwave
- 1 1-pound package peeled butternut squash, cut into 1/2-inch cubes (about 3 cups)
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh sage
- 1/4 cup whipping cream
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One serving contains the following: Calories (kcal) 358.9 %Calories from Fat 32.6 Fat (g) 13.0 Saturated Fat (g) 4.9 Cholesterol (mg) 176.6 Carbohydrates (g) 36.0 Dietary Fiber (g) 3.1 Total Sugars (g) 5.2 Net Carbs (g) 32.9 Protein (g) 24.2
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Sauté pancetta in heavy large saucepan over medium-high heat until fat renders and pancetta is browned and almost crisp. Using slotted spoon, transfer to medium bowl. Sprinkle shrimp with salt and pepper; add to saucepan. Sauté until browned and just opaque in center, about 3 minutes. Add to bowl with pancetta. Add oil to same saucepan, then onion and garlic; cook until onion is translucent, stirring often, about 5 minutes. Add rice; stir 1 minute. Add hot broth; increase heat and bring to boil. Add squash and sage; reduce heat to medium and simmer until rice is tender but still firm to bite and mixture is creamy, stirring often, about 15 minutes. Stir in cream, shrimp, and pancetta. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer to large shallow bowl.
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Two colleagues and I are headed South to Merced, California next Saturday - May 17th - to the Merced County Genealogical Society to give a presentation about professional genealogists. Who they are, How to find them and When to hire one.
Joining me will be Corey Oiesen from Santa Cruz, California. Corey is such a talented person. She has her research business - Genealogy Heroes, is the editor of the California State Genealogical Alliance newsletter and is a board member of the Association of Professional Genealogists serving as their communications officer.
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November 27, 2014
As temperatures dipped to where frostbite could find its way through gloves — with any exposed skin sliced by a withering wind chill — the homeless came in record numbers.
The 155,000-square-foot Pacific Garden Mission, the city's largest homeless shelter, has been around since 1877, but it was this week's brutal cold that brought an all-time high of 1,050 homeless Chicagoans seeking refuge overnight.
"We're placing people anywhere we can, using classrooms, offices, auditorium, moving seats to make available floor space," said the Rev. Phil Kwiatkowski, president of the mission.
"That's really saying something," he said. "It's better to be in a facility that's a little crowded than outside where it's a matter of life and death."
The record low temperatures hit 16 below zero at O'Hare on Monday morning, with wind chills at minus 42 at points.
"It's pretty bad. No one can stay out here too long," said Reginald Winslow, 55, stepping out to smoke a cigarette.
He arrived at the shelter Friday. His mother, with whom he'd been living, died in 2007, and he ended up on the streets. Three years in the penitentiary for burglary followed. He just got out in November.
Carolyn Hill, 54, was a victim of downsizing. A year ago, she lost her job of 10 years, working with mentally ill children at an agency in Champaign. She had spent 10 years at another agency before that.
"I came up to Chicago, lived with family awhile and couldn't find a job," she said. "I came to Pacific when I felt I'd overstayed my welcome. This place has been a blessing."
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He had just returned to the shelter after going out to a part-time day job.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Julian W. Osbon, former President/CEO of Osbon Group, has died at age 74, confirmed by the Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Home.
Mr. Osbon is a former Chairman of CSRA Community Foundation, University Health Care Foundation, Historic Augusta, Inc., Augusta History Museum and Augusta Tomorrow, according to Forbes. Osbon & Associates owns and operates Hancock Mill Development Company and The Marbury Center. He served as the president of Osbon Auto Supply Co. Inc. from 1963 until 1983, a family tire and automotive service business established in 1923.
According to Mr. Osbon's Facebook page, he is a 1958 graduate of Aiken High School. Mr. Osbon also studied Business Administration/Finance and History at Wofford College and graduated in 1963.
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A graveside service will be held on Jan. 26 at 2 p.m. at Bethany Cemetery in Aiken, S.C.
Memorial contributions may be made to The Community Foundation for the CSRA at 1450 Greene St Ste 228, Augusta, Georgia 30901-5234.
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Phone 7: Another Vista or another XP?
Why they decided to release a phone without access to a 'Socket' class is beyond me. Sure, many things will happily work over HTTP, but many things won't - VOIP being a good example. I want to love this phone as developing for it is easier and less painful that both iPhone and Android ... but I'll wait till v2 thanks.
Microsoft's IE 9, Silverlight 4 and the whiff of lock-in
I never really understood why Microsoft were going for cross platfrom anyway. Silverlight is a great way to reuse .net code and, if designed with Silverlight in mind, an easy way to push desktop WPF apps onto the web. Surely everyone can see Silverlight based versions of Office apps coming? I imagine that Microsoft have realised that if you can run Office through your browser on Linux then a number of businesses would have less reason to buy Windows. A less cynical view might be that allowing COM support in Silverlight means there is a massive existing codebase that can be reused rather than having to port it all to .net.
Who knows, but did anyone really believe that adopting a Microsoft product would ever have been fully cross platform?
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Right tools for the job
While I still think it is incorrect to slate CS grads who have been taught mainly Java, I agree that you need the right tools for the job. Being a CS grad (like I am) doesn't make you a genius. I am quite happy to accept that I would not be the correct person for the job when it comes to complex mathematics involved in the banking industry.
Sure, I have debugged code by hanging 'scope probes off the end of SPARC chips and have written code for various obscure embedded platforms. It does not make me an expert on set theory. You want a math grad for that.
It's sad that CS is becomming so undervalued in the industry. There is a lack of people taking the course and this then means that some bodies 'dumb' it down. I'm sure we're not too far off the day when course CS101 is 'How to use MS Word'.
CS grads will never be the answer for all programming jobs in every industry. We serve a purpose, and the skill of a recruitment consultant is to know what that purpose is. Generalising about the languages we learn is missing the point.
Anyway, how did an article on free MS tools become a rant by me on degree courses? :)
Utter rubbish
I don't mean to be rude, but do you have a clue what you're talking about? Since when is Java only taught at universities where the students aren't clever enough to learn C++? Unless I'm missing something, many top universities teach Java to undergraduates (Cambridge being one of them).
The whole point of a CS course is not to arm you with great knowledge about how one specific vendor's tools work. It is also not aimed at turning you into a code monkey capable of churning out C++.
A CS course is designed to give you a grounding in the skills and concepts that will help you over your career. Anyone can churn out C++ code ... it's not tricky. Compare the code of a CS graduate and an engineer and they will be very different even if they both work equally well. The CS guy will know when to implement design patterns, when to refactor, and what tools to use. The engineer will, most likely, give you a monolithic horror.
I'm not sure how you call Java 'braind damaged shit' but then say C# is great. Do you not realise that they are very similar in design and language? For an experienced Java programmer to write nicely designed C# code, it'd take less than an afternoon of training.
Unfortunately, I guess you can't expect intelligent discussion from a recruitment consultant ... it's what people who dropped out of university tended to become. After all, he probably despises us CS grads because he is forced to look at how much we get paid :).
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Aberley House Hostel is a place where homeless people can go while they try to get back on their feet. In this country, crime is only allowed to be committed by tax payers ... so the only option was to put him on the offenders register. Of course, had he been a rich pop star mixed up in multiple (and not just 2 or 3) drug offences, he'd have been let off and told not to do it again.
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The amusing thing about this is that I got an email from BT this week offering me a free V-box for their new digital TV service. I was, of course, interested as I like any new gadget especially if it costs me nothing.
Once you read the small print you realise that there is a £60 installation fee (I think I can manage to plug in an aerial and hook up an ethernet connection) plus a £30 connection fee (someone clicking a button in BT headquarters?). On top of this I need the BT Home Hub (only £30 if I pay online) and have to renew my connection to BT Broadband for 12 months. So, £120 plus a year subscribing to BT Broadband.
I believe the cost with sky is approximately £0 if you subscribe for a year (plus they actually have to do some work in fitting a dish rather than plugging in two cables).
I'd say that £120 of upfront fees for a free box is quite a percentage more than £0 of upfront fees. Perhaps BT should take part in a 'clearer advertising' campaign?
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ok so basicly im at a crossroads. im a multi acct user who has a character for literally every single char option in maple right now except for a night walker and blaze wizard but those will happen eventually. everyone is only equiped with the most basic stuff cause im a broke college student so i cant buy tons of good stuff, the only exception is my hero and im not into sharing stuff for chars. pretty much ive been using my hero who is my original and main to get various stuff for my characters like z-helms etc since hes my highest lvled and best equiped but since i havent dont any hardcore bosses like van leon or empress or magnus yet and have rarely seen boss vids for heros im not sure about his effectiveness for the more hardcore ones in terms of if he could kill them alone if i really go all out on him with his equips and training since i mainly play solo. i want someone to be my bosser and focus on them for a while so i can start stockpiling equips for my massive army of chars but im not sure who. my favs are him, my lumi, kaiser, mech, and db but since i have not bossed with anyone else im not sure who would be the best at it. so i want to know your opinion on who out of those guys would be the best bosser overall, if they could be superior to my hero, or should i just go all out on my hero cause he can get the job done. also since i do have every class if theres any others that would be superior to the ones mentioned above then that would be helpful too. thanks for your input and i apologize for the long explaination.
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I'm sorry, I didn't read the wall of text. Based on the title alone, as of right now in GMS, with unlimited funding, Angelic Buster is the top bossing class.
Mar 21 13MapleStory Screen: Hitting 15k combos.
lumi is nice for bossing with equilibrium + ender
kaisers are super fast bossers as well.
However, Heroes are well-rounded with defense and attack. They can Magic Crash as well as deal significant damage with combo orbs and raging blow
Honestly, bossing is determined by your knowledge and skill, and not super impacted by the character's limitations.
Mar 21 13MapleStory Screen: Lv.200 phantom party MapleStory Video: CWKPQ as a Pirate
Basing my answer from the title of your thread, the current new classes fits in that spot.
Mar 21 13MapleStory Screen: Azwan tower defense
tldr: he mains a hero, he likes it, but he's wondering if he should main other chars (namely lumi, kaiser, mech and db) for bossing.
depending on your funding. if you can't hit cap yet, heroes are not too bad and it's alright to main a hero for bossing.
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I must know this aswell.
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Amazingly I read the entire paragraph. I would say kaiser is your best bet, the transformation allows you to attack through dr, making it EXTREMELY useful. Also gigas waves hits an amazing number of times.
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Come within 10 feet of Marshall Chapman and she'll likely tell you a story which is not all that surprising since Nashville, Tennessee, is nothing if not a town full of stories, and "the tall girl" has called the Music City home for nearly four decades. Chapman might tell you about a recording studio "on an actual train on an actual train track" or a musician friend who's from Cooter, Missouri (insert Dukes of Hazzard joke here). She might tell you about her song "Betty's Bein' Bad" that made it to No. 1 for country group Sawyer Brown or her more than 30-year friendship with Jimmy Buffett (who's recorded six of her songs himself), or even how she and the legendary Doc Pomus cranked out a song for wrestler Hillbilly Jim in less than an hour ("I'm probably the only songwriter in Nashville who gets royalty statements from the WWF," she says). Of course, if you never get that close, you could just read her book, Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller, a collection of songwriting stories that goes a great distance toward elucidating why Marshall Chapman is damn near as entertaining at a book signing as she is onstage.


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Crazy News Quiz for Thursday, Oct. 22 (Halloween costumes for pets)
by Sheryl Stewart
posted Oct 22 2009 1:11PM
Q- Experts say the most popular Halloween costume for dogs this year is pumpkin, but this is going to be the most popular cat costume. What is it?
A - Vampire
Here's a dog modeling a vampire costume....cute!!!
BTW....here's that article about the pet psychic who says that our pets hate being dressed up....
Pet Costumes Are Undignified
MALIN, Ore. (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) – Dressing up dogs and cats in kitschy costumes on Halloween (Oct. 31) is just so undignified.
It may seem cute to stuff pets into a funny costume, but animal communicator Heidi Wright says furry friends not only find costumes itchy and uncomfortable, they're embarrassed by them.
In speaking to animals over the years, she's found that many pets get stressed out when forced into costumes.
She explains, "They want to maintain their dignity. The animals I've talked to say they're really embarrassed. Cats hold it in, but they get so disgusted by having to wear costumes."
Wright says putting pets in hats, stuffy get-ups, or in outfits meant for the opposite sex upsets them most.
They want to scratch their owners or hide as a result.
However, pets are willing to play nice if their master explains to them why they're wearing a costume and promises to take it off after a few pictures.
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