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Gucci Mane dropped him from Bricksquad on the 16th March 2013.
It's only a reference to the Jay-Z song. and use this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BCsxQg3NE4&feature=kp
He has a net worth of $35 Million.
It should say the following: Lil B doesn't like when females talk down to him, so he then does what Chris Brown notoriously did to Rihanna and beats them.
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Human Papillomavirus (HPV)What Is HPV? How Can HPV Be Detected? Can HPV Infection Be Prevented? How Are HPV Infections Treated? The Bottom Line NOTE: In the U.S., counseling and referrals are available on a national human papillomavirus (HPV) hotline. Call toll-free at 877-HPV-5868 (877-478-5868). What Is HPV? Genital human papilloma virus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI). There are over 120 HPV types. One study found HPV in 77%...
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HPV and Anal Warts (HPV, 2010)Hello dr. Frascino !I m the most sad boy of the world....Can you tell me if there is a cure for anal warts (caused by HPV)?? Please tell me that there is one.I read about terrasil, about Watrol, about H-Balm,My doc treated me by laser - warts are...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,HPV anal warts can be difficult to treat. They are often recurrent. Simply because they recur does not mean you will develop cancer. The risk of HPV-induced cancer is associated with the type of HPV (see below). No doubt HPV is a pain in the... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi Anonymous,There are many different types of HPV (30-40 varieties). Over half of all sexually active folks become infected with some type of HPV. In 90% of these cases the body's immune system completely clears the infection. (See below.)Hope... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,No, there is no test for HPV the day after being exposed. I'll post some recent information from the CDC concerning HPV that I hope you'll find reassuring.Dr. BobHPV and Men - Fact SheetWhat is Genital Human Papillomavirus... Read more »
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Immerse yourself in the epicurean delights of a storied cuisine that has been seducing palates through the ages.
Thanks to a mélange of beguilingly aromatic spices such as saffron, paprika, turmeric and cinnamon, traditional Moroccan dishes are beyond delectable, they're a sensual experience. From savory couscous to freshly-baked bisteeya to mouthwatering tagines, learn to prepare, as well as dine on, an array of tantalizing treats. In the evenings, when it's time to rest and digest, you'll do so in charming riads which offer moonlit courtyards and sumptuous surroundings.
With your private guide and driver, explore Fez and visit its many artisanal workshops that line the narrow passageways and bustling cobbled streets. Meet up with a Moroccan chef who will take you through the medina where you'll select ingredients to be prepared later in cooking class. And of course you'll savor your efforts afterwards with a glass of local wine. On your way to Marrakech, explore the Middle Atlas Mountains with Berber villages clinging to towering cliff faces. While in Marrakech, visit the 12th century Koutoubia Mosque, El-Bahia Palace, and the famous Saadian Tombs. Trek the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains strolling past apple orchards and olive groves, then share lunch with a local family and enjoy a cup of mint tea and freshly baked bread. Your time in Morocco promises to be delicious.
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Welcome to Morocco! Upon arrival at the airport, you will be met by our local representative.
A private vehicle with English speaking driver will provide a transfer between Casablanca and Fes. During the transfer, enjoy some brief touring stops including a visit to Meknes, the famed Ismailia capital known for its 40 km long walls and numerous gates. Next, visit Bab Mansour, the Royal stables, the amazing markets and also the popular Jewish quarter. Before arriving in Fes, explore the ruins of the ancient city of Volubilis and the holy city of Moulay Idriss. Upon arrival into Fes, a hotel drop-off is provided.
A private vehicle with English speaking driver will be at your disposal for the day.
Explore the cultural and spiritual center of Morocco during this full day tour of Fes. Also known as Fes el Bali, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was founded in the 9th century, and is home to the world's oldest university. The city of Fes reached its true economic and cultural height in the 13th–14th centuries under the Merinids, when it replaced Marrakech as the capital of the kingdom. Although the political capital of Morocco was transferred to Rabat in 1912, Fes has retained its status as the country's Artisan centre. Artisan workshops in the medina are as active today as they were 100 years ago, and strongly contribute to the city's industrial economy. Trades such as blacksmithing, leather working, ceramics, silk, tapestries, and sculpting are still practiced in these workshops today. The original ramparts still protect this ancient city and its estimated 9000 narrow passageways and bustling streets.
This morning meet with the Maison bleue Moroccan chef, Tariq Hadine to discuss the dishes that you would like to learn. Learn the correct preparation of Moroccan mint tea. Shop in the Medina in the morning to collect the day's ingredients. Head back to class and were you will learn and preparing three authentic dishes. You will then enjoy your meal and saver what you have learnt with a glass of local wine.
Travel in a privately driven vehicle from Fes to Marrakech, making a lunch stop en-route. Explore the rugged terrain of the Middle Atlas Mountain range, boasting towering cliff faces, and incredible passes. Drive by the scenic berber villages of Immouzer de Kandar and the university town of Ifrane for a glimpse into rural living in Morocco. Explore the Kasbah of Ras El Ain and mingle amongst the merchants to find the perfect gift. The approximate travel time is 7.5 hours.
Beni Mellal is one of the agricultural centres of Morocco. It's picturesque location to perfect to enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant with your local guide.
Your tour usually starts at the 12th century Koutoubia Mosque. This mosque's beautiful minaret dominates the skyline of Marrakech and can be seen from almost every approach to the city thanks to a long-standing planning ordinance that forbids any other building in the old city to rise above the height of a palm tree. You will also visit the El-Bahia Palace. This 19th century palace is elaborate in its decoration and was built over a period of seven years for Ba Ahmed, the son of the Grand Vizier Si Moussa. There are row after row of apartments—that once housed Ahmed's harem—a trapezoidal garden, a huge tiled courtyard, and many hidden treasures, both in the form of antique objects d'art and the palace's convergence of Andalusian and Moorish architecture. One of most visited sites in Morocco is the Saadian Tombs, which were only accessible via the mosque next door. However, in 1917 they were opened to the public and can now be accessed via a narrow passage that leads to an enclosed garden watched over by two mausoleums that include more than one hundred mosaic-decorated tombs. The Koranic School Medersa Ben Youssef is a Theological college founded by the Merenid Sultan Abu Hassan in the 14th century. It was restored in 1564 by the Saadians who made it the largest theological college in the Maghreb and a rival to the important Medersa Bou Inania in Fés.
Enjoy a delicious breakfast this morning before departing in a private vehicle to the luxurious Jnane Tamsna Eco-farm Resort, located some 30 minutes away from Marrakech. The resort is situated amongst a picturesque backdrop of blossoming orchards, olive groves, and herbal gardens. The architectural design has been constructed to resemble the Berber structures of the period, using a variety of local material to add to the authenticity. The mighty Atlas Mountains add to the dramatics of this spectacular desert-oasis location. Spend the morning hours exploring the farm, specifically the gardens, as you will be the one selecting the ingredients for the culinary lesson to follow in the early afternoon. Your lesson begins with a brief introduction to Moroccan cooking methods and techniques by the resort's experienced chef. Dive into a world of culinary creation as you put your newly acquired skills to the test, creating your own meal! Enjoy literally the fruits of your labor on the patio as you admire the mountainous scenery that surrounds you. The afternoon provides some leisure time for you to enjoy around the resort where you can take a dip in the pool or revitalize your soul with one of the many spa treatments made available.
After breakfast, you will be met at your accommodation by an English-speaking mountain guide and taken on a day's trekking in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains and a stroll in the fields and orchards of apples, peaches, cherries and apricots. Visit the old hydraulic mill and village olive press (both still in use). Have lunch with local family. Visit Takherkhort Reserve and try your chances at spotting a Barbary sheep or one of the 150 species of birds native to the area. Relax with another cup of refreshing mint tea and watch a presentation of how to make Berber bread. Enjoy the fresh bread made Al fresco, locally produced organic olive oil, wild thyme and lavender organic honey for dipping your bread in (yum yum)! The trekking is not physically demanding and you will criss-cross a river valley and gentle slopes. There is a minimum of two people required for the hiking activity.
A private vehicle with English speaking driver will provide a transfer between Marrakech and Casablanca. The approximate travel time is 2 hours and 30 minutes.
A modern city and the trade capital of Morocco, Casablanca is a magnificent mix of modernism and tradition. It is the largest metropolitan city in the Maghreb and is characterised by elegant buildings, great avenues and unique architectural art forms and Moorish finishing's featured throughout the numerous domes and columns. This booming cosmopolitan city is characterized by the King Hassan II mosque located by the sea and featuring a 200 meter minaret that dominates the city's landscape. The Mosque is open to non muslims as a daily shared tour which highlights it's impressive modern interior. Then drive to visit the Jewish Historical Museum of Morocco in the Oasis area of Casablanca. Again, a driver and guide is at your disposal and will provide insight into the best this city has to offer.
Renovated from ruins, Riad Maison Bleue, the sister property to La Maison Bleue, is an elegant hotel that successfully combines traditional Moroccan influences with modern sensibilities. The 18 suites, comfortable restaurant, private spa and hammam, well-equipped gym and intimate bar exude an air of discreet luxury. The main courtyard, with its swimming pool and lush garden is surrounded by three guest rooms and a Moorish salon. Here you will be welcomed upon arrival with a bowl of orange-blossom scented milk and almond-stuffed dates. Six of the suites overlook this courtyard, where the palm trees, mandarin trees and pool combine to create an oasis of calm. The hotel offers a choice of two 'a la carte' menus comprising traditional Moroccan cuisine or international dishes. There is also a room service menu available.
The Riad Andalou is located in Marrakech and boasts a fantastic combination of Moroccan architecture and styling, using traditional carved cedar and warm colors. The spacious rooms have been elegantly decorated and reflect the radiance of this very dynamic area. Large lounges and dining areas only add to the wonder of this riad. Spend some quality time relaxing, either at the bar, solarium or under the care of the highly trained staff in the massage room. Experience all that is Morocco at the Perroquet Blue, Riad Andalou.
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April 21, 2014
"I would highly recommend the tour guide that we had in the Serengetti . He was extremely knowledgeable, very helpful and courteous. We all agree that Kensington has first class staff working for them in Africa. All the camps that we stayed at were absolutely beautiful except perhaps for the one in Lake Manyara. All in all it was a spectacular trip!"
Janine Chey ,
April 21, 2014
"Our trip to Masai Mara via Kensington ran very smoothly. We stayed at the Mara West Lodge. Beautiful location atop a ridge overlooking the Masai Mara plains. Our luxury tents were quite comfortable and the staff/service at the lodge were great. Meals were very nice especially the daily soups. Our guide, Steve, was also great...so knowledgeable and eager to show us many interesting things. He planned our daily game drives and took us on a nature hike one afternoon. He clearly knows and understands this ecosystem. He has an amazing eye, finding animals in fields of tall grasses. Our entire family had an amazing time, trip of a lifetime...would love to go back!"
Justin Yax ,
April 21, 2014
"Once again, a perfect trip. From Elizabeth's planning to Godfrey's guiding, we could not have asked for a more thorough and well planned safari. I can't wait to come back and do it again, this time with a Kilimanjaro climb added onto the trip!"
Nancy Frierson ,
April 21, 2014
"The entire trip was superb - all the transfers, the lodging and the food, the safari experience and the knowledgeable guides. The guide's ability to spot an animal and identify it at a great distance allowed us to see and photograph all the animals on our list and then some. The lodgings were even better than we had hoped and the staff could not possibly have been better. Our trip of a lifetime turned out to be just that."
Avi J.Moskovitz ,
February 03, 2014
"We finally returned from the most magical vacation in Morocco and we cannot thank Lily and Kensington Tours enough!! This trip was beyond amazing and we are so appreciative for everything done to make this trip happen last minute for us!
We had a spectacular tour guide that spoke 8 languages, Ismail, and the friendliest and warmest driver, Said, whom made the experience absolutely phenomenal! Not only did we learn and see, but we laughed, danced, ate like pigs, kissed camels and snakes, ran in the Sahara desert under the stars, and enjoyed life - the best gift of all!
Ebony Hoskins ,
October 18, 2013
"I am so happy that I used Kensington Tours to help with my dream trip to Cape Town South Africa. I was looking for a well respected tour company that planned private guided tours that was not going to cause me my leg, lol. I begin searching companies by reputation and value. I narrowed it down to Kensington Tours because of the quality and value. I felt taken care of prior to my departure due to the detailed itinerary.
From the time of got off the plane to the time I headed back to the states, I was in excellent hands. The service was EXCELLENT! I will definitely use Kensington again. Certainly, a trip of a lifetime!"
Hanne Jones ,
October 24, 2013
"I have travelled all my life. I've combed much of Europe, from The arctic north in Norway to the streets of Seville in Spain, the beaches of Cannes and Nice in France and the medieval heart of Bologna in Italy. I've been on two African safaris (one tented, one not), both "luxurious." I've been on more than a dozen jaunts to India, some guided, others not. Over the years I have discovered that I had rather be lost and disoriented in a foreign country than submit once again to the unbending schedule of a guided tour. Hence I had given up tours of any kind, until Molly Kelly, an American Express travel agent, suggested I might want simply to list the places my friends and I wished to see in Morocco then let Kensington Tours make accessing them in an orderly way not only possible but thoroughly enjoyable as well. And this Kensington Tours did. They pulled our disparate destinations together and designed a far, far better route than we could ever have done on our own. They satisfied all our requests and threw in delicious additions, areas of interest we had never considered or even heard of. Our accommodations were well within our means and wonderful. Our guide and driver, not to mention our Mercedes SUV, could not have pleased us more. In other words, thanks to Molly and her recommending Kensington Tours, we had a sensational holiday. "
Anthoula Korina ,
September 05, 2013
"Africa had always been a myth in mind since I was child that was up until a week ago. I just returned from an epic safari adventure! Kenya, Tanzania and the Maasai are sorely missed.
Words cannot fully express the magic of this ever-flowing journey. It was awe-inspiring, breathtaking, free and powerful. My mind keeps playing tricks on me; thinking rather hoping that I'm going to see a giraffe cross a busy NYC street :)
The memories will resonate for a lifetime. To boot, I went on this trip solo; female traveler. Not sure any of it would have been possible w/out Kensington Tours!!! Thank you..."
JaneJennings ,
July 12, 2013
"I had a wonderful trip visiting the mountain gorillas in Uganda. We were able to get really close to the gorillas and watched their interactions with each other. The local people are so gracious and made every minute a delight. The accomodations were great. I loved waking up in the morning to the sounds of the forest. The added luxury of a massage was a great way to end the trip!"
gingermedlen ,
July 26, 2013
"Our family of 6 traveled to Morocco for a 9 day Imperial cities discovery, I was absolutely amazing. Our guide Lahcen Zaaim was the best guide we have EVER had and we have traveled to many countries. There was not one subject that he was not knowledgeable about. He made the trip sooooo memorable. He was so flexible and when he picked us up in the mornings to head out, he was talking nonstop to tell us soo much about everything we were seeing. There was soooo much to see in Morocco and he made sure we saw it all.. He truly has a gift in the touring business, you feel as if your leaving your best friend when the trip is over. When we got to the airport in casablanca, he spotted us before we saw him and of course, we asked him, how did you recognize us? He even went as far as to get the King of Moroccos artist to meet us at our riad the night before we left to return home late to do our names in moroccan arabic to frame, They were beautiful, He showed us a picture of the Kings Face he had done for the Palace! Lily Baffour from Kensington planned our trip and she was amazing, planning everything as she thought we would like based on what I told her. She did an Outstanding job and literally sent our Iteniaries by next day air in a beautifully done spiral bound personally book for each family that was going on the trip, SOOOOOO IMPRESSED and she even got the guide we requested!!!! I cant say enough about this trip and Kensington, we will definitely use again!!! We experienced a VERY different culture in going to Morocco and thats what we wanted, a Very different exotic trip and thats what we got!!!! Again our accomodations we Top Notch, staying in the TRuly authenic Riads, they were SOOOOO Luxurious, Plan on taking another suitcase or buying one there because you will buy more things to bring home than any other trip because of all the Handicrafts there, especially in Fes!!!
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Standard treatment for recurrent ovarian cancer is chemotherapy with one or more drugs. One of these drugs, Doxil, can cause skin toxicity at the standard dosages. This study investigates using a lower dose given more frequently in combination with a second drug Gemcitabine.
Ovarian Carcinoma
Drug: liposomal doxorubicin and gemcitabine
Phase 2
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
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|A Phase II Study of Every 2 Week Doxil and Gemcitabine in Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
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- objective response rate
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|April 2006
This study will evaluate the toxicities of Doxil and Gemcitabine given on an every two week basis. Our hypothesis is that toxicity will be less than that with standard dosing without any negative effect on survival. Patients will also be evaluated with CT scans every 3 months. Toxicity will be assessed with every cycle of treatment. Treatment will continue until toxicity or signs of progression.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- recurrent platinum resistant ovarian cancer
- measurable disease
Exclusion Criteria:
- prior treatment with Doxil or Gemzar
- life expectancy <3months
- cardiac ejection fraction <50%
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00312650
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ovarian cancer
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Ovarian Neoplasms
Adnexal Diseases
Endocrine Gland Neoplasms
Endocrine System Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
Genital Neoplasms, Female
Gonadal Disorders
Neoplasms by Site
Ovarian Diseases
Urogenital Neoplasms
Liposomal doxorubicin
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Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Immunologic Factors
Immunosuppressive Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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Therapeutic Uses
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The National Society of Leadership & Success will host a live speaker broadcast of "A Path Appears" with Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn at 7 pm in the Rhododendron Room on the 5th floor of the Slemp Student Center. Cultural activity credit for one speaker event is available to UVa-Wise students. **A re-broadcast will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 6 pm in the Rhododendron Room.** For more information, please contact, Stephanie Shell at firstname.lastname@example.com or 276-328-0216.
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Nov 4, 2014 - BCM Weekly Bible Study
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Nov 4, 2014 - OREC Light the Way 5k Registration Begins
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Nov 3, 2014 - Fall Concert
The Uva-Wise Bands will present their annual fall concert, "An American Tapestry." Featured are the jazz ensemble under the direction of Donnie Sorah and the Highland Winds concert band under the direction of Richard Galyean. approved for cultural activity credit
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Nov 3, 2014 - The Landing Weekly Meeting
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Nov 3, 2014 - IM Foosball Tournament
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Since the Scavenger Hunt is officially over, we have finally the list of the winners and of course, prizes for everyone.
Temen – One month VIP Membership, 5,000,000$, 300 cookies and 300 score
Nauman[iN] – 1,500,000$, 150 cookies and 100 score (player is already vip)
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* Fixed bug where speedboost didnt reset to default when your premium membership expired
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* You can no longer advertise IPs or use '/q' when sending a message over IRC
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* Regular players can no longer buy VIP houses.
* Firework messages are now only shown to players nearby
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Folkus Project carries onSaturday's Kambuyu Marimba performance is part of the Second Saturday series at the WCC presented by the Folkus Project, a nonprofit organization that fosters traditional, contemporary and multicultural folk music in CNY. Some 30 shows are presented each year between Labor Day and Memorial Day. Occasional workshops on songwriting, singing and instrumental technique are sponsored along with concert appearances.
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Marty with Mayer & MatthewsSyracuse songwriter Marty Sexton joins guitar god John Mayer for versions of "Can't Stop Thinking 'bout You" now available on YouTube.com. The videos have attracted nearly 150,000 viewers. On Feb. 8, 2008, Mayer introduced our hometown hero to a big crowd at North Charleston Coliseum, in South Carolina as "One of the most treasured singer-songwriters I've ever heard."
Marty continues to climb the showbiz ladder. On June 23, he opened for the Dave Matthews Band at DTE Energy Music Theatre in Detroit.
"Sexton is the perfect complement to the Dave Matthews Band with his masterfully woven lyrics that flow into his folk-soul repose," noted Natalie Sugarman in the Detroit Music Examiner. "He's a storyteller who brings musical flavor to the table, blending jazz, soul, folk, a bit of scat and whatever suits his mood."
Spinnaker guy signs his bookAs he learned to sail a boat on Owasco Lake, Jim Crawford was struck by the inherent humor of sailing's terminology. Words like like boom-vangs and spinnaker guys really impressed him.
So the Syracuse cartoonist and graphic designer put together a book, "The Unofficial Rules of Sailing," his wacky take on sailboat racing.
Crawford will sign copies of the new book at Barnes & Noble, 3454 Erie Boulevard East, in DeWitt, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18.
Exploiting sailing's arcane terminology for maximum humorous effect, Crawford's book mixes offbeat visuals with sailing's odd lingo to create an absurdist volume that's both entertaining and educational.
A great gift for sailors who will identify with rules like Giving Mark Room or Movable Ballast, the book's many visuals draw upon Crawford's experience as a Flying Scot sailor, which he also used in cartoons previously published in Sail Magazine. Crawford is a member of the Flying Scot Sailing Association (fssa.com) and sails out of the Owasco Yacht Club.
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Following are the day's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Amazon and Fifth Third Bancorp popped while Alcoa and CBS dropped.
It was a manic Monday for CBS, suffering double blows from the auto industry and an analyst downgrade.
President Obama will talk about the economic stimulus plan in tonight's primetime news conference, but the very networks he's using to reach the American public are getting the opposite of a stimulus.
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March is a great month for office-bound but work-bereft sports fans with speedy company Internet connections.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
President Obama is really the ultimate celebrity — up there with Jerry Seinfeld and Johnny Carson. His appearance on Jay Leno's "Tonight Show" puts him up there with the biggest stars of all time, in terms of his effect on ratings.
Today is Hulu's first birthday and, to celebrate this milestone, its parents (NBC Universal and News Corp) have decided its now old enough....for social networking
CNBC has learned that despite the fact that Pontiac is the official car of the NCAA and the final games are being played in the city of GM's headquarters, the car company is not inviting anyone to watch the action from the luxury suites at The Palace at Auburn Hills.
With media conglomerates tanking, pure play movie studios Marvel and DreamWorks Animation look like pretty robust places to ride out the recession, on this day that both report earnings.
Last week we highlighted the troubles over at CBS and how option prices were suggesting a dividend cut in the coming quarters for the Tiffany network.
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Stocks could see a volatile Thursday after Wednesday's relative calm with traders anxious to see if the market will pierce its lows.
The Obama Administration's plan to stem foreclosures and the Fed's latest view on the economy are two powerful catalysts for markets Wednesday.
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Sirius XM Radio is trying to avoid filing for bankruptcy and is trying to renegotiate its pricey contracts.
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It's Cinco de Mayo and the price of limes has risen significantly. Perfect timing, right? You could go buy limes from the grocery store for nearly a dollar each so you can make your guacamole and margaritas, but who wants to spend that much money when you don't have to? It's easy to make guacamole ... More >>
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What a difference a year makes. In May 2012, the first annual East End Street Fest was held on Cinco de Mayo along Harrisburg Boulevard, with the lovely and talented Norma Zenteno serving as the headlining musical act. For the second annual entry, the venue has shifted to the brand-new esplanade tha ... More >>
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Houston's 10 best spots for a first date.
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Houston's fabled Irishman dies.
"It's for the love of the game that we all play," Larry Joe Miggins told me this past Cinco de Mayo. We were at a Pony League field out in Katy, where Miggins had just spent four or five hours under a sweltering sun playing first base for the Houston Babies, the Bayou City's 1860s-style baseball t ... More >>
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There's no gloves or batting helmets when Larry Joe Miggins and the rest of the Houston Babies regularly travel back in time to play the game by its 1860 rules.
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- springer May 22, 2002 12:45 AM
Chowhounds... any comments on the delicacy that is peculiar to Springfield, IL called a horseshoe sandwich? As far as I can tell, it seems like a ham and cheese sandwich packed with fries and more cheesy sauce. Anybody had a good one... and is this confined to Springfield only?
I encountered the horseshoe sandwich a few months ago in Decatur, Illinois, so its reach extends at least 30 miles from the state capitol. As you suggest, it's a gloppy mess of a thing, and I think the smart money preparation method uses one or another form of the well-known cheese food products--either Velveeta or Cheez Whiz.
While I'm at a loss to remember the name of the rather broken down roadhouse diner where I had it, I do recall being looked at by the waitress as if I were from another planet when I asked what a horseshoe sandwich was. She simply could not believe I had never heard of one. This particular establishment also had another sandwich listed called a pony, which she explained was the same thing, but somewhat smaller. Naturally, I went with the horseshoe, since I believe on any first tasting of an item you should go whole-hog, and not tiptoe in through a dainty downsized offering.
Glad I tried it, though I probably wouldn't ever order a second time. Especially downstate, when you're easily 200 miles from a top-flight cardiac unit.
Actually a horseshoe need not contain ham, any animal flesh will do, from hamburger to shrimp. The elements of a horseshoe are as follows:
On the bottom, one slice of a kind of toasted bread often called "ranch" or "Texas" toast;
upon which is placed cooked animal flesh of some sort;
then mounded with a generous helping of french fries, medium-cut, which are allowed to strew over the entire plate;
and finally ladled with cheese sauce, which in some establishments is undoubtedly made with Velveeta or Cheez-Whiz, but which is often confected in a more honorable fashion. A distinguishing note in the cheese sauce is a tangy-ness often derived from Worcestershire sauce, and many chefs use beer as well. The cheese sauce is generally held to be the distinctive feature of the dish.
Horseshoes are as ubiquitous in Springfield as hamburgers elsewhere, and are served in the same range of establishments, from roadside dives to "inns" that take their food somewhat seriously. The more pretentious places, which try to do "classy" horseshoes, are generally unworthy of note; but the simpler, greasier horseshoes of the dive-ier types of places do offer a certain houndish charm.
The main interest of horseshoes to me was to reveal the delectable practice of putting fries right onto a cheesburger, which I often enjoy despite the frequent puzzlement of onlookers.
Please do not cast aspersions against the horseshoe in the presence of Springfieldians; most of them retain at least a bit of genuine local pride in their unique hometown dish.
re: Harry V.
I thought putting french fries in a hamburger was a Greek thing. The first time I ever had it was on a trip to Greece. They don't use cheese sauce though...lots of mayonaise. It's kind of addictive. I did this for a few months after the trip.
re: Stanley Stephan
I thought it was a pittsburgh thing. there, you can get fries on your sandwiches, in your salad, i suppose even with your foie gras if so desired.
Also do not forget gene and judes stuffs the fries right into the sandwich.
re: Vital Information
My Liverpudlian grandfather used to enjoy French fry sandwiches. My youngest daughter and I eat them sometimes -- they're good, especially with catsup.
re: Stanley Stephan
Interesting - thanks. I can only say that my first visit to Springfield long preceded my first visit to Greece - which, in fact, has yet to occur.
re: Harry V.
As a transplanted Springfieldian, I can firmly assert that my mother would die before serving a horseshoe made with a cheese sauce that did not contain copious amounts of beer. Of course, the beer is Budweiser, and the sauce primarily consists of Velveeta (not that low class cheez whiz stuff! - there's a distinction downstate, trust me!). Oddly enough, it works, though. Though I haven't had a true horseshoe in ages,I remember them fondly, and they were as common at the dinner table as meatloaf, pork chops and lasagna.
Don't even get me started on Colonial Specials!
re: Schatz MacArthur
Schatz, are you kidding? Get started...what's a colonial special?
re: Seth Zurer
I guess Springfield is/was a culinary twilight zone. I, like the waitress in Decatur someone else referenced, thought that everyone grew up eating horseshoes (ponyshoes for the kids) and yes, Colonial Specials, though I suspect my mom might have made that one up, since I've never even seen a chowhound reference to it.
A colonial special (and I have no clue where it got its name, unless it was my mom's fertile imagination) is a post-holiday, left-over meal, that often found its way into our regular routine. Its leftover turkey, on top of toasted white bread, with crisp bacon on on it, with a very generous portion of bottled thousand island dressing poured over the whole thing. If its summertime, throw some tomatoes and lettuce into the mix. In winter, a slice of boiled potato was a boon. Common substitutes were ham and roast beef, but, as the purist I was at age 8, turkey was the really only acceptable Colonial Special.
Ahhh, Springfield...
re: Schatz MacArthur
What a trusting child you were!
re: Schatz MacArthur
Leftover holiday turkey...Thanksgiving......colonists... Colonial Special......I get it......~~smile~~
Sounds like you had a fun mom.
RE Horseshoe: I saw Burt Wolf's Springfield segment, the sandwich did not appeal to me then, or now, I am not a "douse with cheese" kind of guy. Now the 'Colonial Special' that sounds tasty, though what's not to like about tomato, bacon, turkey and thousand island dressing?
re: Schatz MacArthur
The colonial special sounds very much like the Fields special sandwich. Served open face and layered, bread, turkey, bacon, gobs of iceberg lettuce tomato and thousand island dressing. An old standby that last I was there with little grandkid chowhoundettes for lunch by the tree in the Walnut Room it was still on the menu. I remember it when I was a kid and my mother ordered it many, many years ago.
Being not only a Chowhound but a TVhound as well, I have seen the Horseshoe sandwich touted on Burt Wolf's show highlighting Springfield foods (curious spellings of Chili/Chilli) and on shows touting the culinary and gastronimic delights along stretches of Route 66. For a recipe, you can go to the Burt Wolf web site and look for the Springfield episode - there are pictures too.
re: Madd
Glad you mentioned chili. Springfield is more or less a fine-dining desert, but it has its chow points of interest. Not least of which is its chili scene, which puts Chicago's to shame - there are several places in Springfield serving much better chili than any I've sampled in Chicago. Which of course isn't saying much - Chicago perhaps does chili worse than any other famous dish in the world.
Don't get excited, Texas chili fans - Springfield's stuff is midwestern all the way, including tomato and often beans (usually optional). But both are minor elements; beef and chili predominate (not like Chicago where the name "chili" is often given to kidney bean and stewed tomato soup). In addition, several Springfield chili hot spots feature an unusual hot sauce that is basically a heated, chile-infused oil-and-vinegar concoction - kind of like giardiniera without the solid bits, just the liquid. This stuff is kept in a separate pot next to the chilli and is ladled into the bowl per the customer's request.
Mind you, in some places this nameless concoction has been supposed to be the drippings left over from the browning of the beef, brightened with vinegar and deviled-up with chile. Dont say I didnt warn you.
I should have posted something sooner today, but I was too busy being nasty.
This has been one cool thread, especially the detailed description from Harry V. *This* is just the kind of thing I used to get from the Sterns, only on chowhound its even better, with the interaction and all.
I know my daughters would love all the Lincoln stuff in Springfield, now I have an excuse to take them. Where exactly should I go?
And speaking of Decatur, has anyone else been to the lone remant of the Burger Chef (and Jeff) chain, now stripped of its actual franchise name? I actually forgot its current name. Very interesting just for throwback.
re: Vital Information
I think Springfield might be your kind of chow-town, VI. They have a local rival of Krispy Kreme called Mel-O-Creme, and there's also one of the oldest Maid-Rite stands still going.
Madd mentioned Burt Wolf's feature on Springfield and it's brief but pretty good; see the link below. Click on both Springfield links, one to get a list of restaurants and the other to get an overview of the town's cuisine. I agree that Joe Rogers is top-notch chili (for a long time this place was called Den's and I'm sure that's the name by which most locals still think of it), but I haven't been to the horseshoe place recommended by Wolf.
I still haven't had a Cozy Dog, the original corn dog. But I might take care of that this weekend.
re: Vital Information
Hey, the last Burger Chef is not in Decatur, its in Danville, IL. Sadly, I had to live there for 9 years. Danville is the armpit of Illinois. I have tried to block out most of that town and I can't recall the name, but its on Voorhees St. It reminded me of the indy burger joints that were wannabe MickyD's when I was a kid. Not bad.
Now I live in Springfield, and can attest to the horseshoe as the local delicacy. Since I had bypass surgery last year (age 38!) I've not had one, but if you want to go all out, go to Ritzy's little fryer and order the "Clydesdale." 4 pieces of texas toast, 4-1/4 lb patties, covered with mounds of french fries and cheese sauce. I hear that if you can finish it, its free, and your name goes up on the wall. Don't have an addy offhand, but they're in the phone book.
re: zipperchest
Thanks for the correction of Danville for Decatur. You are right on, and as I commented before, the chow in Springfield's pretty good too.
I'm not a big Horseshoe fan, but I lived in Springfield for several years and have friends who love them, and ponies. The residents seem to swear by Wayne's Red Coach Inn, which claims to be part of the history of the dish, and Norb Andy's Tabarin.
Norb's is a colorful downtown bar/restaurant with a nautical theme, frequented by politicians. The original recipe supposedly called for rarebit sauce, but I think mose places use a processed cheese sauce from a jar. yum.
I am a native of Springfield, Ill., so I grew up thinking horseshoe sandwiches were like hamburgers -- they were everywhere and commonplace.
Then I went in the military (1966-1992) and learned they were unique to Central Illinois (not just Springfield). None of my Army buddies had ever heard of such a concoction. I live in Indiana now -- just 250 miles from Springfield, and you won't find a Horseshoe on a menu anywhere in town.
I think, sadly, this a Central Illinois thing only. I wish there were places in Indianapolis where you could get a Horseshoe, or a Pony!
I now live in Montana but grew up in Springfield. I miss the horseshoe (And Mel-o-Cream donuts) dearly. My uncle Steve Tomko is said to have invented the Shoe in the 1930's at the Leland Hotel and then took his recipe with him to the Red Coach restaurant. Neither place exists today, but a horsehoe is right around any corner in town. Even the local Hardees chain sold their own inedible version for awhile.
One of the secrets of any good Horseshoe sauce is a bottle of Old English Cheese. Not Velveeta, please.
Whenever I travel home, the first stop is always D'Arcy's Pint. They have an unbelievable Buffalo Chicken Horseshoe. I'm a big eater, but I still can only reasonably handle the Pony sized Shoe. I have fiends that swear by the Shoe at Suzy Q's. Others like the mess at The Barrelhead (Their Shoe is interesting because you can order it with tator tots instead of fries).
I am making Horseshoes for my friends here in Montana this weekend. They are looking forward to them. But a routine Montana response to a description of the Horseshoe is disgust and disbelief. That, from people who put tomato juice and Clamato juice in their beer!
I now live near Sikeston, Missouri, home of Lamberts Cafe throwed rolls. I wish they had the horseshoe sandwich here. We have tried to educate some of our new friends in the Missouri bootheel to the delites of the horseshoe and ponyshoe. It is a sacred duty of Springfield expatriots to spread the word about horseshoes like missionarys educating the heathens as we travel the country. They are as great to the taste buds as they are bad for the heart, but who wants to live forever?
re: jsteve
Looks like this message board hasn't been active for a while, but if anyone is looking for a horseshoe in Springfield, and it's after 11 p.m., head for one of the two Steak 'n' Shakes. You probably were anyway, as those are the only two non-Denny's restaurants open 24x7.
The Steak'n'Shake horseshoe can't compare to the ones at Darcy's Pint or Westwoods, but they're much better than average, are a bargain at $5.35, including tax, and are the best possible food to eat when it's 3 a.m. and you've been drinking.
If anyone knows of any horseshoes served in the Chicago area, preferably authentic and tasty ones, please post!
I can't even tell you how excited I was to find not only this post, but a mention of Horseshoes in "You Want Fries On That?" article (http://www.chow.com/stories/10678).
I grew up eating horseshoes/ponies in my hometown of Illiopolis (just 20 miles East of Springfield on I-72). And yes, they are two pieces of Texas toast (or one, for the Ponies) with a similar serving of some type of meat (burger, ham, shrimp, turkey, chicken strips, etc.) on top. Then the fries, and then the cheese sauce.
And yes, the sauce is what makes the dish from location to location. Only the cheapest, fastest places (usually short-order grills) use a shortcut sauce from a can. The best establishments make their own, and they almost always include beer.
Growing up, my Grandmother worked as a bartender at our local bowling alley, The Roese Bowl. They had a restaurant, and the owner, Fred Roese, made what is still to my mind the best Horseshoe sauce ever. My Aunt actually married Fred's son, and he and his siblings still make batches of the Roese Bowl's amazing cheese sauce. He also refuses to give me the secret recipe. I do know that beer was a key ingredient.
And like everyone else on here, when I was younger I had no ide that there were such things as "local delicacies," and just assumed they had horseshoes everywhere. Now that I live in Chicago, I wish that were true. I recommend that transplanted Springfieldians experiment with their own versions using a basic fondue recipe as a base. I use beer in place of the wine, and the results are delicious.
re: tshoward74
Ah, the tasty horsehoe. I had many a breaded pork tenderloin shoe at the Red Coach. Sadly, my last trip w/ that particular culinary delight in mind was thwarted when I found the Coach was closed and it appears to be for good. Darcy's is a good backup and I seem to remember an old hotel downtown that had pretty good ones in years back. Perhaps the Midway?
I am new to this group, I hope you don't mind me jumping in. I lived in Lincoln, IL for many years and we had the horseshoe sandwich. I am sorry to say the restaurant has now closed. I always liked the shrimp one best. If I remember right the horseshoe was 2 pieces of Texas toast and the pony was only one. Thanks for bringing back some wonderful memories.
re: kimmelt
What was the name of that place on the corner...The Oasis or something like that...N/W side? I used to order them there too when roadtripping through.
re: DetectDave
The name is the Tropics. It has been 30 plus years since I have lived there, so I guess I am remembering better than I think. lol. I used to work at the corrugated box factory which was a block south on 55 of the restaurant so I ate many lunches there. The factory is still there, but I think a Bonanza or something like that has replaced the Tropics.
Try a Horseshoe or Ponyshoe here in Chicago in Bucktown. I've never been there but know some Spfd. people who say it is good.
Finally made it to Springfield, finally tried a famous Horseshoe, and after a 45-minute wait on a Saturday, ate one at Darcy's Pint.
I went with a standard ground beef, sauteed onions, bits of real bacon -- I think it was called The Deluxe. Amazing amazing comfort-food taste. That cheese sauce and those crinkly crispy fries are magic. Wife asked the waitress what was most popular Shoe, and the answer was the Buffalo Chicken, to which my wife frowned. The waitress had been thru this before, said 'Even if you're not a Buffalo Chicken fan, you're going to love this, plus the sauce is served on the side.' Wife afterwards said the waitress was right!
A couple of things -- Darcy's is an Irish Pub, yet just about every table we walked by was covered with plates of Shoes, not Irish fare. ... Also, I made it thru about 3-quarters of a Pony Shoe, which is the smaller version. Wife barely made it thru half of her Pony. Our two 8-year-olds shared a Pony and couldn't even get that far. These servings are HUGE, even the Ponies. Also, and I hate to say this but it really struck us, seemed like 9 out of every 10 people chowing down on the Shoes were ... how do I say this ... really FAT. ... Methinks this dish can really do a number on you.
Ate a Shoe, now I can check it off the list and never do it again. But it was dee-lish!
Darcy's Pint
661 W Stanford Ave, Springfield, IL 62704


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Say Wi-Fi Hi
Mathias Nitzsche had a nifty idea: using Wi-Fi network names to create a connection between the network's owner and those who spot it in their wireless networks list. His aptly named wifis.org site lets you pick a handle and advertise it through your network name, as in wifis.org/glennocschmidt. This creates an account for you on the site, and makes a Web form available at that address that sends email to your Google or Facebook email, whichever you used to create the registration. The visitor never sees your email address. (Nitzsche avoids having his own registration database, which removes some overhead and security risk associated with retaining passwords.)
I contacted Mathias to ask about privacy and security issues, as one might be concerned about email addresses being stored and the association of a Wi-Fi network name with such. He said (and his FAQ notes) that he doesn't reveal information to third parties. While he's based in Germany, his data and application is hosted in the Google App Engine in the United States.
I'd love to see a variant on this idea, in which an existing network name could be paired with a unique few letter long code that someone would then append to their network. Look up the code, and you'd get the same result. I admit Nitzsche's idea is neater, encoding the URL and the identifier all at once.
This is probably a good time to also mention WTFWiFi.com, the site that is to network names what Damn You, Auto Correct! is to rewritten text messages.
Sunset of a Blog
Photo: Rajeev Nair / Ill. Rob Beschizza.
Should we pity a once-popular blog when its time in the sun has come and gone? Not so much. I'm watching the sunset of a moderately high-traffic site I've run for a decade, and that seems the natural course of events. Like the hecatomb of evolution, many blogs rose and then were slaughtered in the crucible of viewer attention (and blogger interest). Those that survive are fitter—or at least live in areas with abundant page views.
A recent glance at my statistics put me in a funk, briefly, until I dashed through Kübler-Ross's five stages of grief, adapted for the fast-paced online age. Denial: The stats must be broken! Anger: This is an awesome site; everyone must be blind! Bargaining: Maybe if I do a redesign? Depression: All that effort, for naught. Acceptance: Hey, what's going on at Reddit?