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Reviews by MissMissy
Dysport Results Great BUT Adverse Side Effects Landed Me in Hospital - Pennsylvania
I got a dysport injection on September 1st, had a little headache when I got home, no big deal. The injection did take effect faster than botox and the results are great... BUT on September 9th I was laying on my couch watching tv when suddenly out of nowhere my throat started to close up, my... READ MORE
Questions from MissMissy
I had a dysport injection and had severe and catastrophic reactions. But, used Botox with no problems, is it safe to do again?
Is there an anti toxin available for Botox or dysport ? I Had a DYSPORT injection on Sept 10th 2010 & I had every symptom plus more that were not listed for the list of... READ MORE
Recent comments from MissMissy
I understand BSW, it's a lonely journey, not many understand, in some cases nobody understands unless it's a fellow sufferer of the same thing. Hang in there! I am so sorry you are going through this. READ COMMENT
Please check your inbox! I sent you my phone number :) I would love to help you through this! Same thing happened to me with dysport, it's terrifying, I am 3.5 years post injection and still not 100% well but I can tell you of my... READ COMMENT
Same thing happened to me! You are going to survive although it's terrifying, hold on to the fact that you are going to make it! I have an explanation for why the symptoms go up and down in waves, feel free to inbox me, I am going to... READ COMMENT
My reaction was catastrophic and very long term, my injection was 3.5 years ago, there reactions are rare but severe, best to pay the highest price to have a board certified plastic surgeon do your services if you are going to risk it,... READ COMMENT
You will get better :) if you can run up stairs you are in better condition than most :) for the first 3 months after my injection I was bedridden unable to speak, the fist year felt like a fight for my life, the second year was still... READ COMMENT


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Deep Cuts Fitzgerald's, September 19 Deep Cuts have gone from first band of the night to last band on the bill in an impressive amount of time; less than two years by our watch. Honed by many, many shows in between (including a FPSF 2013 spot), Chase Harris and Zach Alderman's indie-pop partnership ... More >>
Come See My Dead Person Rudyard's, September 5 Arguably one of Texas' most interesting and eclectic acts, Come See My Dead Person are well-known for a gypsy-punk party that melds multiple musical styles with an insane amount of energy. If you can't make tonight's Rudz show, good news: they're playi ... More >>
A funny thing happened to our old buddy Snoop Dogg last year: he got religion. And not just any old religion, either. In a move that we probably should have seen coming, the Doggfather formally embraced the Rastafari movement, a Jamaican spiritual ideology with fewer than a million adherents worldwi ... More >>
Today would have marked the 57th birthday of Ian Curtis, who was born on July 15, 1956. Though the Joy Division front man tragically took his own life 33 years ago, it's telling of the legacy he left behind that even now we hear bands hopelessly indebted to his unique craft and that we still look ba ... More >>
Blues Control Mango's, February 8 Blues Control's Lea Cho and Russ Waterhouse make a tremendous clatter with keyboards, guitars and synths. The Queens, N.Y., duo started grabbing cool-kid support way before last year's Drag City effort Valley Tangents, which built on their already kaleidoscopic bod ... More >>
Over the course of the week Rocks Off will be looking at the biggest years for goth music and exactly what they meant for the genre. 1994 was a good year for a new kind of goth. Previously, for the most part the men had been sensitive artists, and even the ones who could be pretty brutal -- such as ... More >>
All this week, Rocks Off will be looking at the biggest years for goth music, and exactly what they meant for the genre. Like any good structure, goth is built on the foundations of other previous cultures. You can walk back through David Bowie, Alice Cooper, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, and all the way ... More >>
BY JEF WITH ONE F AND CHRIS GRAY 20. Marilyn Manson Antichrist Superstar (Interscope, 1996) So squalid and deeply unpleasant it's mesmerizing, Antichrist Superstar is such an intricate dissection of how to become a "rock star" it could have come from a biology lab. Then 24 or 25, Manson gets so fa ... More >>
BY CHRIS GRAY AND JEF WITH ONE F Rewind: The Top 20 Greatest Goth Albums of All Time, Nos. 20-11 10. Rosetta Stone The Tyranny of Inaction (Cleopatra, 1995) In 1995, Porl Young used a nice-sized record advance to purchase a multitrack digital recorder that changed Rosetta Stone's sound considera ... More >>
Today would have been the 73rd birthday of John Peel, one of the planet's most legendary, eclectic and flat-out best radio disc jockeys of all time. He died in 2004, but the nearly 40 years of outrageously good music that he helped bring to the masses at BBC Radio 1 beginning in 1967 form a pretty d ... More >>
For about the past month I have been in a New Order phase, which started in earnest the day that I picked up their 1993 documentary, New Order Story, in it's expanded form with a separate disc of all their music videos, at a thrift store. With lead singer and guitarist Bernard Sumner's birthday to ... More >>
Today on Tumblr we found Kanye'd By The Bell, a site that links evocative Kanye West lyrics with screenshots from everyone's favorite high school saga Saved By the Bell. The site has five pages and counting of the adventures of Screech, Slater, Zack, Kelly and the rest matched with the most p ... More >>
theindependent.co.ukWhen Amy Winehouse died Saturday, almost everyone noted how the troubled British soul singer had joined the "27 Club," the list of legendary musicians who passed away at that age that also includes Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones, ... More >>
After years of searching, scientists have finally discovered a planet that may be able to support human life. Gliese 581d, as it is known is 20 light years from Earth, and though it's just a bit on the cool side for comfortable human habitation, it looks like a pretty good bet that he planet ... More >>
evilpoppy.org.ukIn our last meeting, Gothic Council member Paul Fredric of Asmodeus X said the following... As a gothic union or lobby we'd definitely have a large stake in all things vampiric. How about a class-action lawsuit again the Twilight movies and novels for trying to misrepresent v ... More >>
This is not meant as a complete history of goth, as that would be a huge book. Instead, we're aiming to give a simple overview of the musicians, songs and albums that have most defined the genre. Many deserving artists have been left out, and some that we're sure some people feel are not wor ... More >>
Hands down, above all of these following music documentaries, Craig's Hlist's two favorite of all-time are The Decline of Western Civilization Part 2: The Metal Years, and The Beatles Anthology. We can watch both on repeat for days and not complain. That will probably all change once we see ... More >>
Photos by Marc BrubakerSee more photos from Wednesday's fever dream in our slideshow.The Black Angels, Black Mountain Warehouse Live November 17, 2010 Some music is so evocative and overwhelming it can cause you to flash back to before you were even born. Not all of it - when a Mozart sympho ... More >>
Photos by Jim BrickerFor more photos from Thursday's reopening, see our slideshow here. "I want this place to be the nexus of local music. It's going to be the anti-Mangos," Omar Afra told Rocks Off as he points out the changes made to the second floor of Fitzgerald's on Thursday night as it ... More >>
Turning the thriller inward.
It started one night on the patio of Big Star Bar in the Heights; over Lone Star and cigarettes, a handful of Houston music wags debated the shows they would pay top dollar to see from lartists, iving or dead. We argued the aspects of an At the Drive-In reformation, seeing Sam Cooke in 1963, ... More >>
Like many of you, Rocks Off has friends and family members who have served (or are serving) in our armed forces. Memorial Day is when we honor the sacrifice so many of them have made - and are still making - fighting America's wars. Songs about the hardships suffered by soldiers and their familie ... More >>
www.flickr.com/photos/dherholz/ Adam Young of Owl City will mystify the scientific community, yet surprise no one in the music community, when he is hacked in half in a freak sawmill accident, and it's discovered he is filled with gummi bears. The Arcade Fire/Flaming Lips feud is resolved when ... More >>
Yes, we are older than MTV. Shut up.The thing that struck She Said most when researching this list of songs that came out the year we were born (May 1980) was just how much of this music we regularly listen to now. 1980 marked the end of disco, the middle of New Wave and punk, and a damn good tim ... More >>
A rash of recent musical deaths (Michael Jackson and DJ AM among others) have led us here at Rocks Off to do some speculating of our own: Which musicians do we feel were taken from us too soon? Obvious answers like the Famous Js (John Lennon, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin) or the dual ... More >>
Ever since men and women set eyes upon each other at the beginning of time, there have been break-ups, and painful dissolutions of romantic escapades have made the best art in the world. Hell, somewhere in the world there is a probably a cave painting of a pretty young Neanderthal girl with devil h ... More >>
Houston's SXSW class — and we mean class — of 2009
Ariel Pink, with Haunted Graffiti/photos by Brandon K. Hernsberger Four opening bands? Really, Walter's? Four? It's not often that our fair city scores an act as interesting and original as Ariel Pink (whose MySpace page lists his band Haunted Graffiti as from "Cuckoo Land, California"; but ... More >>
Joy Division portrait proves the exception to the rock biopic drool
Unknown Pleasures, Closer, Still, Control Original Motion Picture Sound Track
Here's the official trailer for Control, the Ian Curtis biopic, coming this winter, that chronicles the short life of the late Joy Division frontman. It was shot entirely in beautiful, morose black and white, the preferred milieu of director Anton Corbijn. He shot the album art and lion's share ... More >>
Sunday, May 2
Find out what the late Ian Curtis thinks about Interpol. No, really.
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Occasional posts on subjects like field recording, London sounds past and present, other websites worth looking at, articles in the press, and news of sound-related events.
Occasional posts on subjects like field recording, London sounds past and present, other websites worth looking at, articles in the press, and news of sound-related events.
SINCE THE LAST post in August I've been busy doing up my flat, meaning rewiring, replastering, tankng a wall, new boiler, painting and so on. The best bit was when the electrician's apprentice managed to fall through a ceiling. Sometimes people need physical feedback to help learn concepts such as 'load bearing'. All will be finished by mid-November and after that it's time to steam ahead with this site as a full-time job.
In the meantime I've been persuaded out of the hermetic DIY lifestyle by invitations to give two talks in November under the title London's Lost Worlds of Sound. In them I'll be presenting and talking about archival sound recordings of London life, going successively further back in time. Many of the recordings aren't yet in the Radio Actuality section here so you'd be among the first few people to have heard them again in several decades.
The last Lost Worlds talk I gave was in August at The Social in Little Portland Street near Oxford Circus. Jo Brodie wrote this review of the evening on her Sound stuff blog, which is well worth following.
The first November date is in Brighton on Friday the 7th at the Marlborough Pub & Theatre. This is a beautiful-looking venue and you can read all the details, including ticket prices and booking details, on this page. Many thanks to Sarah Angliss for organising this.
The second date marks a return to The Social on the evening on Monday the 17th. Here's the relevant event page and abundant thanks to Carl Gosling for having me back there. The Social is a cracking bar, one of the best ones in the West End.
By the way, if you turn up to either of these events you'll get a free very limited edition London Sound Survey enamelled metal badge as well.
AROUND 2005 I got a job working for the British Library Sound Archive which eventually led to this website being set up. If I hadn't worked there I wouldn't have got into field recording.
The job was that of vaultkeeper, which was a great way of saying storeman, and on my first day I had to report to the depot in Micawber Street off City Road. It was a former wine warehouse which the British Library kept for storing some of its books and nearly all of its sound recordings. The other vaultkeeper was Trevor, a lean cheerful man from a family of Thames watermen. Trevor's first words were: "You've landed on your feet here mate. This is a democratic workplace."
So it was. Senior management were based at St Pancras leaving us vaultkeepers, accessioners and sound engineers to get on with our own work. Light manual labour is conducive to thought, and I became curious about the tapes, records and wax cylinders that I climbed ladders to fetch and put back.
The aisles of shelving were high and narrow. Here would be an almost complete run of LPs from the Smithsonian's Folkways label. Pull one out: Mushroom Ceremony of the Mazatec Indians of Mexico. Another: Songs from Cape Breton Island. Elsewhere there were mysterious string-tied boxes; inside would be tapes from expeditions, wildlife recordings, the music of indigenous peoples, the trumpeting of every foghorn in Britain. One man had recorded the sounds of all the bus journeys that could be made in Yorkshire and each tape box had notes written on the back in a tiny, meticulous hand.
Field recording began to seem an attractive thing to do and so this website came into being. Many of my co-workers at the Archive gave me advice and encouragement along the way. They were a decent crowd of people.
Early hopes of becoming involved in more interesting work on a permanent basis proved to be naive. The lease on the warehouse ran out and, after an enjoyable one-year post editing the UK Soundmap, I ended up at St Pancras in a cramped windowless room with the hum of an amplifier rack for company. The room had a reputation for driving its occupants to despair. After spending three years in there, I'd say that reputation has something to it.
A gulf not a gradient separates those doing routine work from curators and others enjoying more stimulating tasks. Passage across the gulf to Arcadia is rare and your sails are best filled by the warm breeze of patronage. Only a few actively reinforce the division and they do it to satisfy either a need for control or an instinct for territorial self-interest. More often it is simply part-and-parcel of an equilibrium which takes the least effort to sustain.
This year I took up an offer of voluntary redundancy. I'm now renovating my home so I can rent it out, scratch around for a few earners here and there, and devote myself full-time to the London Sound Survey from this autumn onwards. This is the right thing to do because I love making recordings, meeting people, and seeing the website continue to grow.
The warehouse at Micawber Street has since been demolished and flats built in its place. It was good while it lasted.
SATURDAY BEFORE last, the 7th of June, I was invited by Ed Lucas and Daniel Kordik of Earshots to play some field recordings at the start of an evening of improv music.
On the line-up were Sarah Gail Brand, John Russell and Ross Lambert. All three are renowned improv musicians so I was unsure how well me and my laptop would go down.
From the audience's point of view, staring at the raised lid of a laptop just isn't as exciting as being close to the physical effort and verve of someone playing a real instrument. I've wondered whether it might not be an idea to buy an old reel-to-reel machine and use that instead. Surely it would push things one notch up on the visual thrill-ometer.
Luckily Ed and Daniel had decided that I should play my recordings in pitch darkness anyway, and it all seemed to go down well. As proof, here's the photo I took straight after the Q&A session:
I love giving talks and playing recordings to people, and the Earshots crowd were a particularly friendly lot. Sarah Gail Brand had to pull out at the last minute, so Ed Lucas stepped in to play an accomplished trombone solo. John Russell and Ross Lambert performed a fantastic duet, made more so by knowing it was unrehearsed, using not just the strings of their guitars but pretty much every surface of the instruments to make sound.
Later, I looked up some of John's performances on YouTube and noted one comment along the lines of This isn't music! It's not a sentiment I agree with. Being exposed to 'difficult' music helps expand how you listen to and recognise the patterns and possibilities in the sounds of everyday life.
Many years ago I asked a friend to recommend me some modern classical music. Knowing very little about it, I could only describe it to him as: The sort of music that's like being stuck in solitary confinement, you know, austere sounding. Back came a box of tape cassettes of Radio 3 broadcasts he'd recorded over the years: Xenakis, Ligeti, Carl Ruggles, Luigi Nono, Charles Ives, Jonathan Harvey.
That gift did a lot for my listening and so too did Earshots 4. Thanks very much to Ed and Daniel for inviting me, to Ross and John, everyone else there and the Hundred Years Gallery.
If you'd like me to give a talk and play recordings at an event you've got lined up, or to a group or organisation you're involved with, please drop me a line via the contact form.
STAINES MOOR LiES just outside London about a mile and a half southwest of Heathrow Airport. The Ordnance Survey map shows it as a fragment in that extra-urban mosaic of quarries, reservoirs, brownfield sites, marshalling yards and grazing land usefully named 'Edgelands' in 2002 by the environmentalist Marion Shoard.
The Moor is quite flat and bounded by road and reservoir embankments like the baize of a pool table. It is infiltrated by three watercourses: the Wraysbury, the Colne, and the Bonehead Ditch. One of the conceits of scrutinising Edgeland places on maps is that you'll find somewhere which has slipped out of the normal stream of life, like the territory of JG Ballard's Concrete Island.
Of course, no such place of more than a few acres can exist in England. The Moor is owned by a quarrying firm, has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and a number of local people hold grazing rights. An information board stands at the Moor's southern entrance: a subway beneath the Staines Bypass.
This recording of skylarks was made roughly in the middle of the Moor where road traffic forms the dominant backdrop:
A few hundred years north, on a wooden footbridge spanning the Bonehead Ditch, the noise of jet engine from the airport begins to become noticeable:
The suburban village of Stanwell Moor lies further north again. The soundscape is typical in all but one respect of a residential street on London's outskirts: sparrows chirping in bushes and hedges, someone is mowing their front lawn, someone else is tending to a car engine, radio adverts come from an open window.
Heathrow's noise is behind everything but the source is unseen, like hearing the surf in a seaside town a few streets back from the promenade. Sometimes it rises in intensity as a plane begins takeoff.
Most of the variation I heard across Staines Moor was of one contrinuous sound source like the M25 fading while another, like the airport, grew. Perhaps more interesting differences exist among the range of Edgeland places surrounding the city.
The Edgelands were in our awareness before they had the name. To a city child like me they were the exotic parts of the old black-and-white London street atlas: blank areas with small rectangles labelled 'Works'. They had good place-names too and in that sense all readable maps are sound maps.
There exciting or dangerous things could happen. Older youths might demand to know what football team you supported and there would be no right answer. Something tells me something's gonna happen t-o y-o-u from Cilla Black's 1971 hit sung jeeringly to a slow group handclap – then the chase begins.
Or there were the hazards of gravel pits or express trains or scum-topped canals. These fears was encouraged by public information films such as 'Dark and Lonely Water' made in 1973. Mark the gloating excitement Donald Pleasence adds to the line It's the perfect place for an accident.
THE LONDON SOUND Survey very kindly asked me to send in a few words about the sound mapping/remixing project I run called Cities and Memory so here we go.
To give you the elevator pitch, so to speak, the basic idea behind Cities and Memory is that it's a global sound map, except in every location there are two sounds instead of one. The first sound is the 'real', documentary field recording of what that place actually sounds like.
The second sound is a reimagining of it – whether it's remixed, edited, combined with other sounds, reworked musically, whatever it might be is completely open to interpretation by the remixer. This gives the listener two sound worlds to explore – the real, and the imagined, or of course you can switch at will between two different worlds of sound on the map. But really the best way to get a feel for it is to take a look at the sound map and listen to a few of the sounds.
Since I'm based in the UK, there are already a lot of recordings from around the country, so it'd be remiss of me not to mention a few sounds from London, since I'm here on the London Sound Survey's time! Each of the links contains both the original recording and the alternative version, with explanations as to how the remixed version came about.
A preacher on Electric Avenue in Brixton.
The Barbican Centre from the inside.
Competitive sport in Spitalfields Market.
I think there's a real flexibility and interchange possible between the two worlds of field recording as documentary, recording a place and time unfiltered and unprocessed, and sound art and manipulation of sound. The two can have a dialogue with one another and I think just as listening to the field recording can show you where the remix came from, listening to the remixed version can add a new context to the original recording and the original sound environment and help to see it in a new way.
The idea came about through a few different strands coming together at the same time. I've been field recording for about ten years, mostly in a musical context to fit field recordings into musical compositions (for instance Listing Ships), and I'd been considering using field recordings to create places that couldn't possibly exist. For instance, if you took straightforward field recordings of, say, the pyramids in Egypt and an English country garden together, you'd be able to create a new sonic environment that didn't exist.
So I'd been thinking of doing something more 'pure' with sound and less musical. Around the same time, I was reading Calvino's Invisible Cities – here, Marco Polo is describing his amazing travels to Kubla Khan, describing fictional cities by their remarkable characteristics and people. It becomes clear that in every instance he's talking about his home city of Venice, and that places are completely different for every individual, according to how they experience the place subjectively.
These two ideas gelled together to become Cities and Memory (which takes its name from the Calvino book) – a place where there are two sound worlds coexisting simultaneously, and in which each individual's imagination can come into play in terms of reimagining how a place could sound.
On top of that, I'm something of a frustrated cartographer, so I knew that I wanted some kind of mapping element to the project, but that I wanted to add something different and new to the wealth of excellent sound maps that are already out there, including this one, which I've been following for some time.
Cities and Memory was always intended to be completely open, and submissions are welcome from anyone around the world - contributors so far have come from as far afield as LA and Calcutta, as well as quite a few here in the UK, whether field recordists, musicians, sound artists or just sonically curious people. People can either submit both a field recording and their own remixed version, or just send a field recording for us to work on ourselves, or alternatively I have a huge bank of submitted field recordings which I'm happy to share for others to remix.
What excites me about the project most is the sense of infinite possibility – in theory any place could be added to the map, and at any time since of course places can sound very different according to the time of year or even the time of day. And each remix is completely open to the imagination and interpretation of the remixer, so in theory any one recording could have an infinite number of reworkings!
I'm a big fan of Camera Lucida by Roland Barthes – one of the most enlightening books on photography I've had the pleasure of reading. I'm not the first person to draw attention to similarities between field recording and photography (see for example Des Coulam's posts on Soundlandscapes), but there's something in particular that grabs me in Camera Lucida. Barthes explains his concepts of the 'studium' and the 'punctum' of a photo – the studium basically being a formal characteristic of a photo that makes it a 'good photo', e.g. this photo is well-composed or well-lit.
The punctum, on the other hand, refers to that indefinable 'something' about a photo that just grabs your eye, arrests you and moves you – it may not be related to anything around why the photo is technically a good one, it may not be the thing that you're 'supposed' to be looking at first in the photo, and it may be different for each individual. But it grabs you and you can't help it.
I think there's a similar quality to field recording. When I listen back to recordings, when it's a successful recording there's always something in there that jumps out as the outstanding characteristic of that sound. Perhaps it's something that really sums up that place – a sound that could only have come from that place, and perhaps even only at that time. But sometimes it's something unexpected, like the beeping entry door poking out in Florence's baptistery, for example (see Insects inside the baptistery). That's how I select the recordings that make the final cut: there's a 'punctum' there, which sums up the experience of what it was like for me to be in that place at that time. And when I'm remixed or re-editing the sounds, it's usually that element that I focus on and try to draw out, manipulate or highlight.
In terms of where the project is heading, the most prosaic aim would be to have as many places as possible represented on the map in order to make a decent stab at the concept of remixing the world one sound at a time. But more ideally, I'd love this to be a destination for people eager to experiment with sound and place and exercise their imaginations through sound. I think there's a huge untapped area of creativity around sound online in terms of how it's presented and consumed – all the major innovations so far are around video and photography, the visual world, and yet there's nothing quite like sound (until the internet of smells comes along) to give you an enveloping, evocative sense of the entirety of what a place is like.
If Cities and Memory can inspire people to think differently about the sounds that surround them every day and how there's music and beauty to be experienced in even the most mundane of sounds, then I think that's the point at which I can say it's been a success. Anyhow, I hope it's of interest to some readers here, and please drop me a line at stuart AT citiesandmemory DOT com – I'd love to hear from you!
Stuart Fowkes
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Road Trip to the War Gods
Even from so far away on the Colorado road, I feel repelled at my first sight of Chimney Rock National Monument. I shiver thinking how it matches the dark mood of Spiral, my novel-in-progress and a prequel to Sundagger.net. Why am I here? I had to see for myself this most ominous, isolated outlier of the Pre-Puebloan Chaco Culture where the climax of Spiral erupts. But just seeing the peaks . . .


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Egypt's Christians In Peril
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Tamra Barney sounds off on Brooks telling Vicki Gunvalson she gave her the 'evil eye.'
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Today's Opinionator, the NYT's online blog, has a worth-reading post by Stanley Fish titled "Does reason know what it is missing?" http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/12/does-reason-know-what-it-is-missing/?nl=opinion&emc=tya1. In short—and you should read the entire original—Stanley is arguing that no weak-kneed attempt to prop up reason by allowing some niche for religion (or faith) in the edifice of thought can repair the catastrophes that blind faith in reason had let loose in the Twentieth Century.
He is, in part, attempting to refute or perhaps embroider Jürgen Habermas' newly-translated-into-English work "An Awareness of What is Missing: Faith and Reason in a Post-secular Age" http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0745647200.html . An important book—but perhaps as flawed as is Fish's critique.
Blind faith in reason is as shot through Fish's story as that of Habermas. You can't just swallow a bit of the Ichthys (ΙΧΘΥΣ) story. The lure is Mightier than the Fish. If we take the Jesus Fish, the Ichthys, as a generic symbolical embodiment of religious faith, Thomas Aquinas to the contrary notwithstanding, it cannot rest on an edifice of reason. Embroidery of the seam will not hold the knit.


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What is the best wine in india??
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Asked by swaraj, 08 Aug '10 10:49 pm
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I think Grover Vineyards produce some of the best wine in India. Their La Reserve (a Cabernet Shiraz) is very robust and won several awards. Sula Wines are close behind but at present, in my view, lack the refinement.Answered by Janis, 08 Aug '10 10:56 pm
Vintage Wines probably produce the best wine in India .Answered by sudhakar kuruvada, 09 Aug '10 05:53 am
Have Desi Tharra before election time :-)))Answered by suppandi, 09 Aug '10 01:43 am
it is so heavenly ki aadmi ka game over ho jaayega and one goes to heaven ha ha ha
Avoid wine and sprite piyo aur seedhe baat karo :-))
it is so heavenly ki aadmi ka game over ho jaayega and one goes to heaven ha ha ha
Avoid wine and sprite piyo aur seedhe baat karo :-))
Mujhe ab tak koi bhi daru..khas nahi lagi..EK bar uae se koi friut juices jaisa kuch drink laya tha..achcha taste tha..India me kuch bhi nahi jama ab tak..Answered by Jaijaisriram, 09 Aug '10 01:06 am
SwamutraAnswered by gaurishankar killa, 08 Aug '10 10:58 pm
Indian wine is only one that is made of MAHUA.Answered by Om Shrivastava, 08 Aug '10 10:52 pm
Go n contact VIJAY MALLYA.................he has wide idea abt beer n all..........Answered by krunal modi, 08 Aug '10 10:50 pm
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Burgers for weight loss program, aka, the McDonalds Dollar Menu Diet
Posted on | August 23, 2010 | Comments Off
Okay, first let me get this one straight, I like fast food burgers – a lot. But, that day finally came (and it comes to us all) when I thought "Hey these jeans are too tight, I suppose I should put on my fat pants instead" Only to realize "OMG! These ARE my fat pants! aaargh".
That was it, the moment had finally arrived when in-between sorrowful sniffs the road forked in two directions. My lovely wife asks what's wrong and all I could say was "nothing, sniff, sniff" and when she asked if I'd like to go out to dinner to cheer up I heard the voices on my shoulder talking to me. I had to make a choice. Did I?
A) Embrace the devil on my left shoulder and go for it whilst casually mentioning that all my clothes were so last season and we should go shopping together tonight too!
B) Listen to that long forgotten voice on my right shoulder saying "HAR, HAR, You just got reality checked! Now do something about it."
Well, after another 5 minutes of futilely looking in the closet for clothes that fit, then seriously considering if the credit card could take the beating of a of new wardrobe of clothes I let the top button on my jeans stay open and finally decided that enough was enough, it's time to take the second choice…but I was damned if I was going to give up burgers while doing it.
So, here's what I did. After a year of eating out too much, and a new baby in the house I knew it would have to be cheap, so I cast aside thoughts of Subway and went to my old Favorite – McDonalds! The very next day I started myself on what I came to call "The McDonalds Dollar Menu Diet".
I posted it to my Facebook page and at first my friends thought I was kidding until they saw the weight continue to come off, week after week.
For lunch 4-5 days a week (and a couple of dinners a week) I would have a McDouble, a Side Salad with Paul Newman's low fat Balsamic Vinaigrette or low fat Italian salad dressing and either water or a large Diet Coke or large unsweetened Ice Tea. It cost me just $3.27 per meal including tax! I was filled up, had energy and a balanced diet. If I skipped the drink it was only $2.18 per meal.
This diet I chose and stuck to has put me from borderline obese back to the lean healthy figure I last had 10 years ago. Thanks McDonalds!
30 lbs later I swear that I never want to go back to what I was, but I still eat my "McDonalds Dollar Menu Diet" at least twice a week because it tastes so good. (Actually, I just finished another one for lunch…)
So, instead of blaming McDonalds for supersizing America I now happily say thanks for the healthy choices!
Gavin Fielding is former WWF wrestler and world sticky bun eating Champion. Gavin comes from a long line of thoroughbread mongrols and illegitimate bastards. His formative years were spent living in Hong Kong and the UK, where he developed his culinary sensibilities and learned to make some killer white rice.
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Hold the Gluten on my Cheesesteak Pleasssse!
Posted on | August 10, 2010 | Comments Off
There are a lot of foods that I've been able to live without since going gluten free because I've been able to find a passable substitute for them. Things like pizza, beer, french toast, muffins, etc…but I haven't had much luck in the sandwich department honestly. They've all either been on super dense gluten free bread, lacking in flavor, or just totally underwhelming. I finally took my lazy self over to the Gluten Free Creations Cafe the other day and, and boy, do I need to tell you about their Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich!
I haven't had one in nearly nine years, so this was a real treat for me. The gluten free french-style bread that it was on has fantastic texture and taste. The steak was tender and perfectly seasoned and had just enough sauce and cheese on it to make the bread oh-so-ooey-gooey and melt in your mouth. My co-worker Gary, who is not gluten free, came with me and gave it a thumbs up too, and he knows Good Greasy Eats when he sees them.
While the sammy was a little on the pricey side, it did come with a side of chips and I got to sample one of the most adorable little gluten free cupcake I've ever seen so it was well worth the cash. And, I didn't have to ask a million questions about "what was on it, how is cooked, can you change your gloves, can you prepare it in a different area", etc…that kind of piece of mind and sense of normalcy is worth a few extra bucks in my book!
Jessica Fielding, a Self-Proclaimed cheap ass and #1 picky eater has been following a gluten free diet for nearly 9 years and is the author of Gluten Free AZ. Her new book, How to Score lots of Free Schwaag is due out this Christmas.
Gluten Free Creations
7607 E McDowell Road #108
Scottsdale, AZ 85257
(480) 990-2253
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I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a burger at Tessaro's today – Pittsburgh, PA
Posted on | July 28, 2010 | Comments Off
Last week I had a quick in and out trip to Pittsburgh and during my visit I was invited to lunch at Tessaro's in Pittsburgh's Little Italy section of Bloomfield. Tessaro's is exactly the type of joint I like to patron; inside the old red-bricked building lies a place that just oozes old school Pittsburgh at its finest. When I walked in, I immediately noticed a mixed crowd of hungry businessmen and firefighters sitting at the counter. Upon entry the sweet aroma of Tessaro's grill hit my nostrils and I knew that this was wise dining selection for a quick visit to the 'Burgh. The ambiance is great too – classic checker flooring, wooden booths, and denim table cloths. Clearly a timeless classic restaurant stemming from an era before the chain restaurants took over. One note – please excuse the quality of the photos… I didn't have my camera with me the day I dined at Tessaro's.
My dining companion told me that this is one of the best burgers in Pittsburgh. I thought to myself that he made a pretty bold statement but I was up for giving it the Pepsi challenge. As I looked over the menu, my suspicion was confirmed that I would not find any small plates of bruschetta or rabbit food in this place. It's all typical pub selections on the menu, and they also include some Ribs and Kabob entrees as well. All the burgers are 1/2 pounders, and include a choice of sides – potato salad, cole slaw, home fries, white rice steamed broccoli/cauliflower, boiled red skin potatoes or chips. While I was eager to order, I couldn't decide if I wanted the Bacon Bleu Cheeseburger or the Gourmet Burger – I decided on the latter: Gourmet Burger, medium, red skin potatoes. ($9.25)
The food arrived about 20 minutes later – the sweet smokey aroma of the burger, the bacon, and the grilled onions hit my olfactory senses like a crashing wave. My mouth began to water. Then like a blitzkrieg I dove into the burger faster than Lindsay Lohan going into the slammer. It was truly sublime. The burger itself seemed bigger than a 1/2 pounder – It was cooked exactly the way I ordered it and maintained its natural juices inside the meat, thus the bottom section of the bun was not a soggy mess. The meat was juicy, lightly seasoned, and the ratio of lean beef to fat was balanced very well. Now, the beef is the star of the show but I would like to give props to the bun. I don't know where it came from, but it was delicious and the texture was nice and spongy. I suspect Tessaro's uses a fresh baked bun judging by it's unique shape and size.
Red skin potatoes fared well – they provide fresh melted butter with them, which is a nice touch. So in the end the verdict on Tessaro's a positive one. I would classify this place as a burger destination joint if one were visiting Pittsburgh. One piece of advice – come hungry. Tessaro's burgers are one of the finest burgers I have had anywhere. Period Final.
4601 Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
(412) 682-6809
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Chino Bandido, the Brady Bunch of Cuisine
Posted on | May 9, 2010 | Comments Off
Here's the story, of some Chinese chicken… served with different styles of rice… all of them had different sauces, the lightest one not very Spicy.
Here's the story, of beans and burritos… some black beans, others refried. Both of them were very tasty, but also guaranteed to keep you on the pot all night.
So, this one day when the chicken met the beans and burritos… they knew that it was much more than a hunch… that this group should somehow join together, and that's the way they all became my greasy lunch.
While I was developing this article I tried to categorize Chino Bandido. I went back and forth between Mexican and Chinese over ten times before I just put it under both categories. However, Chino really isn't Chinese, Mexican, or Chinese-Mexican Fusion; it's really its own type of food. Speaking of Fusion, what the hell is that? The only Fusion that comes out of Chino Bandido is the mix of ethnic food in your stomach that will prohibit you from any sort of activity while it's digesting. Anyway, let's get into it.
Chino is nothing fancy. It's discreetly hidden behind a Walgreens off the main road. When you walk in you will notice that it is furnished with Costco folding tables and chairs, exposed duct work, concrete floor, and very little decoration on the walls except for an autographed Guy Fieri poster in the back. It's pretty simple. Gentleman, a word to the wise: don't expect to get laid if you bring a lady here on a first date.
As usual, I checked out Chino's menu on their website before I left the house. I'm no rocket scientist, but you need a quantum physics degree to figure out their ordering system. However, Chino has attempted to make ordering a bit easier by implementing ordering instructions and a simulator on their website. The staff at Chino's is awesome and will guide you through the ordering process and let you sample everything on the menu first anyway. If you read my previous post on Costco samples, you know that Chino giving samples wins hearts and minds in my book.
My first time at Chino I tried the Jade Red Chicken, the BBQ pork in a burrito, refried beans, and Jerk Fried Rice. The Jade red chicken was decent. It was like a General Tso's Chicken on steroids. A fried texture; super spicy and super sweet. The BBQ pork was alright but a little bland. While reading Yelp I remember running across someone's Yelp review that stated he loved the Jade Red Chicken so much that he was pissed off that the BBQ pork had to share the plate with it. Uh yeah, it didn't bother me that much. The Jerk fried rice was pretty good as well… it included jerk chicken and green onions. Chino's gets props for originality, giving you a lot of food, and making it easy to take home the leftovers. Once you slap on the cardboard lid you are all set to take it home and have it for breakfast the next day.
The best part about Chino Bandido (and best value) is the bonus they give you; the Snickerdoodle or Chocolate Volcano cookie (baked during weekends).
I opted for the Chocolate Volcano cookie and let me just say that thing was damn good. I will admit that the food was probably not enough to bring me back to Chino Bandido that often, but that cookie just might make it happen. And as for
fusion, maybe next week I will try some Korean-Ethiopian-Chilean mix. You just never know.
Chino Bandido
1825 W Chandler Blvd
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 889-5990
Chino Bandido (Chandler) on Urbanspoon
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The Definitive Guide for Food Grazing (for free) at Costco
Posted on | March 26, 2010 | Comments Off
Imagine this scenario: it's the Thursday before pay day. You're at work, it's lunchtime, and you're starving. On top of it all, you're flat broke and you forgot to grab that box of instant Kraft mac & cheese from your counter on the way out the door this morning. Sound familiar? We have all been in this situation at one time or another. However — if you've got a Costco nearby (and a membership), it might just be what saves you.
For those of you who don't have a Costco membership or frequent their behemoth warehouse locations very often, let me describe how Costco samples work. It's rather simple. During business hours, Costco staggers tables of freshly grilled, baked, or microwaved samples throughout their warehouse floor. Costco employs very nice
people called sample droids to man these tables. They are responsible for the preparation and replenishing of the samples throughout the day. When a tray of samples runs out, they prepare more, cut them up, and place them in little paper cups. Make no mistake, while they look human they are only droids, and being such they don't say much else other than "Try [sample name]… Pick one up in the [location] aisle/section.." Some of them are programmed to tell you a little bit more about the product; like if it's all natural or has vitamins, etc. Other than that, you won't get much more information from the sample droids. Talk is cheap anyway.
Costco sample grazing is more of an art than a science. However, over the years I have developed some surefire techniques to make the whole experience a little bit easier:
#1 Scope out the situation – Any successful mission depends on good reconnaissance and a good plan of attack. First of all, know this above all else — Costco is hell on weekends. It could be comparable to the battlefield at Normandy. The parking lot alone is a clusterfuck. You will have more success scoring a free meal during the week. Once you enter Costco, you will want to complete a walkthrough of the entire warehouse, that way you know what samples are being offered, where they are located, and possibly to plan your meal in the appropriate order of dining etiquette (i.e. appetizers, entrees, desserts). For example, you may notice that there are samples of cheese conveniently located near the wine section. You obviously want to hit this area before the rotisserie chicken samples. If you have flair for Asian Cuisine, you may or may not want to hit the Sushi samples before the pot stickers, or vice versa. And of course, you will want to hit the warm, gooey cinnamon roll samples last. You get the idea.
#2 If you stop back, they will come – Don't be discouraged if you come to an empty sample table and the samples are being replenished by the sample droid. Simply move on and come back at a later time. I know this may be discouraging if you have already put your plan of attack in motion, but think of it from a Vegas perspective. If a table is not a "heater" you don't want to be there anyway.
#3 Assume attack position and move in for the kill – Your first time approaching a sample table with a mob of drooling customers may feel something like entering a mosh pit at a death metal concert for the first time. Yes, it's a bit intimidating and you worry about getting elbowed in the teeth but you will get the hang of it. Just remember to be assertive, but not too aggressive — nobody wants you knocking them out of their wheelchairs or running over little old ladies just to get a little cup of peanut butter filled pretzels. Remember, sample grazing is a contact sport, so recognize the rules and make sure you watch your elbows, shins, and toes.
#4 Wash, Rinse, Repeat – I've always noticed that Costco doesn't provide drink samples too often, so you may have to work your way up front where they keep the vending machines and splurge fifty cents for a water or a soft drink. But this is part of the cycle; the key to your free meal at Costco is hitting each sample table more than once. Wait a minute. Doesn't this violate some sort of sample taking etiquette? Probably; so you will want to be discreet about it. It's unlikely the sample droids will notice your return since they are too busy preparing the next batch of samples as they are rapidly removed and eaten. I recommend attacking from the rear or the side on the second round. Just swoop in from the aisle, grab the sample, and eat it while en route to the next station. Be inconspicuous about it though.
#5 Use a disguise if necessary – It may be a little less obvious if you look like you're shopping while grazing samples. You may want to grab a cart, load it up with a couple 50 lb bags of dog food, and use this as your cover while you complete your mission. This way the Costco attendants won't give you the evil eye. Trust me, it works.
#6 Leave no man behind (or hungry) – The last phase is crucial — do not, I repeat do not retaliate from Costco if you still have the slightest feeling of hunger lingering in your stomach. This would constitute a failed mission. A failed mission results in spending money at Subway, or some other nauseating fast food joint to finish the job.
Remember, you're out to score a free meal from Costco and you must maintain focus at all times. Once you have these steps memorized, you can consider your training complete and you are ready for the Costco grazing battlefield. Good luck soldier!
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No BBQ For You! – 1st Annual Chandler BBQ Throwdown
Posted on | March 20, 2010 | Comments Off
One of my favorite Seinfeld episodes is the Soup Nazi Episode. Let me give you a brief synopsis: the gang becomes obsessed with a new soup restaurant. However, this delicious soup doesn't come without a price; customers stand in line and must follow the strict rules set by the draconian owner known as The Soup Nazi. If they do not comply with his rules, they are told "No soup for you!"
I was reminded of this episode today as I attempted to attend the 1st annual Chandler BBQ Throwdown in Downtown Chandler, AZ. When I arrived there were at least 100 people in line waiting to get tickets. The event was scheduled to run 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. However, the ticket booth closed around 1:30 p.m. (coincidentally, the same time I arrived ), and by 2 p.m. many of the competing teams had run out of meat, and subsequently closed their tents. To my dismay, as I gradually inched my way forward towards the ticket booth, a young lady came out with a megaphone and harshly announced, "NO BBQ for YOU!".
According to Jess Harter with the East Valley Tribune, the competing teams were told to only bring 60 lbs of food, and blew threw it pretty quickly. I was disappointed that this event wasn't organized better, but I was happy that Joe's Real BBQ in Gilbert, AZ was able to accommodate all of the hungry, rejected (sigh), wandering, BBQ seeking nomads. Two thumbs up for Joe's Real BBQ for being on their game, two thumbs down for the Chandler BBQ Throwdown for lack of preparedness.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in Notting Hill - Cambridge Gardens, 2 bed, Notting Hill (Vive Unique)
2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, sleeps 3
This comfortable 2 bed apartment, set on the second floor (up two flights of stairs) of a Victorian building, is in a fantastic location to experience the delights of Portobello Road, Notting Hill and West London.
You're just a minute from the nearest Underground station, providing great connections to other parts of the Capital.
The main living space has an original fireplace, built-in alcove bookshelves and a green sofa. It also has a table and chairs by the sash window, an arm chair, coffee table and stylish rug. There are wooden floors throughout. The tv in this room has Freeview and there is also an iPod dock.
The kitchen, down a few stairs from the living room, has all modern amenities, including fitted white cupboards, a hob, oven, microwave, cafetiere, dishwasher and washing machine/dryer.
The master bedroom is light and bright with a metal framed double bed, fitted cupboards and a white chest of drawers with a mirror. A single bedroom also has a single white framed bed (which can be turned into a double bed) and a wooden chest of drawers.
The modern bathroom has cream tiling, a shower over the bath, a square sink and a loo. There is also a hair dryer for guests to use.
For transport links, it is only a 2 minute walk to Ladbroke Grove tube station which joins the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines. You'll be at Oxford Circus within 20 minutes or at Paddington in 5 minutes with express connections to Heathrow and the west country.
The local area of Notting Hill has a fantastic range of restaurants, bars and boutique shops, as well as places to browse antiques. You can be on Portobello Road within 1 minute and work your way down towards the heart of Notting Hill. Kensington Gardens and Holland Park are also close by if you fancy a stroll in some green space.
Guestbook comments from the manager
Vive Unique helped my wife and I to find this place, it was really central and suitable for my baby daughter. We enjoyed being close to Notting Hill and walked in almost every day. Lovely interiors and location. We'd definitely come back and stay in this area again. Keith, USA


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Release Date: April 13, 2012
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What is the full form of EGO.......
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Egocentric ?Answered by Janis, 19 Sep '08 03:17 pm
Eliminating growth oppurtunityAnswered by manoj kumar, 26 Jul '11 02:13 pm
There is no full form for ego. Freud used the words Das Ich which literally means "the I". The word ego is taken from Latin and it means "I myself". Ego is part of Id and Super ego.Answered by nargis bhambi, 19 Sep '08 02:51 pm


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Biologists discovered the unusual creature after a fisherman donated specimens from the Gulf off Tarpon Springs to the commission and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Petersburg in 2009. Samples were then sent to the California State Polytechnic University, which verified the species had never been documented.
A curator at the Wildlife Research Institute says it's rare to find a species that is new to science.
The find was featured in the 2011 volume of the "American Malacological Bulletin" published Thursday. The nudibranch has external gills and no shell.
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Pleistarchus (credited as "Six Year Old Son" in the video) made a cameo appearance in Master Chief vs Leonidas. He was portrayed by EpicLLOYD.
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Pleistarchus (Ancient Greek: Πλεισταρχος Pleistarkhos) (d. 458 BC) was the son of King Leonidas and Queen Gorgo, who were uncle and niece. He was the King of Sparta from 480 B.C. until his death in 458 B.C. Pleistarchus was the 18th King of Sparta.
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In the rap battle, Pleistarchus appeared while Leonidas said the line, "I've had better battles with my six year old son!", hitting his head in a fit of rage, and he appears again later when Leonidas said the line, "But you're too much of a bitch to show your face!", flexing his muscles.
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Excellent..but QUICK TIP .. prick raw potato all over & place in microwave 8 min. Saves the hour in the oven !! Also..the potato that is scooped out ,I mash ..mix with a beaten egg & 2 TBsps of bread crumbs, cover with saran & fridge overnite. fry next morning for breakfast with my eggs....Real Good..
Great recipe! I didn't use pepperoni though, I used beef smoked sausage. It turned out great! My husband who didn't think he liked Gouda cheese ate nearly the whole reicpe! Something easy for the kids to help with and have fun learning to cook!
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I did love the skins but I found myself asking, in the time I spent scooping out the middle,filling with the cheese and stuff recooking then wondering what to do with the left over potatoe, why did I not just have a jacket potatoe. This would have been easy no waste and I would not have been hungry after.
Absolutely delicious! The combination of the gouda and pepperoni is beyond amazing. I topped them with a little sour cream and extra green onions. This is definitely my new way for potato skins.
Good recipe. I use grated cheddar cheese, shallots and crumbled, cooked bacon for a real hit.
These were really great...big hit here during football game days!
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New Zealand is famous for its sheep and Tirau is a farm town – which is probably why they decided to construct this sheep building. A few years later, the dog was built to complement it.
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MADRID (AP) - A Spanish anarchist group has claimed responsibility for setting off an explosive device in a cathedral, saying it was because of the church's alleged links with Spain's fascist past.
The Mateo Morral Commando posted the claim on an anarchist Internet forum Thursday, a day after a device exploded in the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pilar in the northeastern city of Zaragoza while people were in the church, which Gen. Francisco Franco visited several times during his dictatorship. No one was injured and little damage was done.
In February, the little-known group claimed responsibility for another small device in Madrid's Almudena Cathedral, which police defused.
The Pilar attracts thousands of worshippers and tourists.
The group it said it gave warnings to two Zaragoza newspapers, but both publications denied this.
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Maybe it's the absence of a preposition that makes Taste Addison 2008 (instead of Taste of Addison) sound mandatory rather than suggestive, but if these organizers think they can push me into an eat-to-bloat, three-day food fest without being nice about it, they know nothing about my capacity to consume. I need to be gently coaxed into pigging out on honey-glazed pork chops, or blazing hot buffalo wings, even at the reduced prices that Taste Addison (or else) offers. Don't demand that I scarf down food from the 50-plus Addison restaurants offering samples of their menu fare; sweet talk my sweet tooth into attendance, and I will be there sans coercion, knife and fork at the ready. And then maybe, when I feel like a fully loaded baked potato, I will allow you to soothe me into submission through some music by the Black Crowes or, for that matter, Eddie Coker, who can at least keep my kids quiet while I digest. So here's the deal: Taste Addison 2008 transpires from 5 p.m. to midnight Friday, from noon to midnight Saturday and from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. For ticket prices and other information, call 1-800-ADDISON or visit addisontexas.net. It's not like you have a choice.
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