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They landed on earth and discovered the human race! And they just got goofier by the minute.
Etno, Candy, Gorgious and Bud are stuck in the attic of a home for rent, their flying saucer is broken down, and they're ugly, stupid and likable. They're always being invaded by new tenants who are ugly, stupid and unlikable. But now, the new tenants have cell phones and high-speed Internet, and they dress in the latest street wear. They have satellite TV, and they watch Desperate Housewives and Jerry Springer.
In a nutshell, to the aliens, they're just as wacky and spaced-out as ever. If you missed them during the last millennium because you were taken hostage in the Congo, or were levitating with the Dalai Lama in Tibet, no excuse is a good excuse today.
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English Title: Rip Van EtnoLe Monde Selon Ethno (Rip Van Etno) (1997) Episode 19- Les Zinzins de l'Espace Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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|At one point the two Organians want to have a private conversation. They decide to jump into Trip and Hoshi's bodies and chat in the decontamination room. Why do they have to be inside bodies to talk to one another? We know the Organians are non-corporeal, surely they must have some way of talking to one another whilst they are in their natural state - telepathy or something.
At the end, we see Phlox declare Hoshi and Trip free of the virus. Shouldn't he have gone into the sickbay in a pressure suit to make this determination?
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|Both Trip and Hoshi die, but both are revived by the Organians.
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|More inter-series continuity; the Organians are, of course, from the TOS episode "Errand of Mercy", where they prevented a war between the Federation and the Klingon Empire.
According to Archer, M class planets are rarely if ever inhabited by silicon based life forms.
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|"Maybe you've evolved into beings with abilities I can't comprehend. But you've paid a hell of a price. You've lost compassion and empathy, things that give life meaning. If that's what it takes to be advanced, I don't want any part of it." - Archer to the Organian
"If you want to know what it means to be Human, you need to do more than observe." - Archer to Organians
Enterprise explores a new planet, but on returning from the surface both Trip and Hoshi develop symptoms of an infection. Phlox finds that they are contaminated with a silicon-based virus, and may have only hours to live. Whilst he and T'Pol race to find a cure for the two officers, a pair of aliens possess various crew members as part of a mission to observe how the crew deal with this crisis.
A rather mixed episode, this one. It had high ideals - no fighting for one thing, there's not a punch thrown or a weapon fired anywhere in the episode. Nor does it rely on special effects - apart from the shuttle returning there's barely a special effect in the entire episode, which is obviously a very deliberate decision because normal practice would have shown the Organians entering and leaving bodies as some sort of glowing cloud of energy. Both of these attributes are much to the episode's credit, and give it a different and interesting feel to most Enterprise efforts.
The characters and performances are what drive this episode, and here there is again much to commend. Everybody gets some screen time this week - even Anthony Montgomery gets more than his usual one or two lines! All the actors acquit themselves well, especially when they are playing the Organians rather than their regular characters. Linda Park turns in an especially effective performance, playing the virus-induced polyglot babbling brilliantly.
I also liked how the aliens were portrayed. The Organians are shown not as being evil, nor even disinterested really, but simply as being people who are following their own rules despite the fact that this will allow others to suffer. We've seen this before many times, usually when a Starship crew must condemn some primitive alien race to suffering or even destruction because of the Prime Directive. We rarely get to see a more advanced species doing the same to Humanity, and it puts an interesting spin on the episode. The Organians are depicted well - they are obviously vastly superior to Humans in an intellectual sense but the episode doesn't really dwell on this as such. The Organians don't go around saying that they are superior, rather we are simply allowed to see it in little touches like the casual calculation of the number of possible games of chess, the way they so easily inhabit Human bodies and then alter the memories afterwards. At no point does anything the crew do in any way threaten the Organians with more than a minor inconvenience, and it rapidly becomes clear that the Humans are utterly incapable of even trying to fight against them.
However, whilst the Organians are depicted as a positive and interesting species in their own right, this also leads to the biggest flaw in the episode; these Organians are absolutely nothing like the Organians from TOS.
The TOS Organians were almost completely disinterested in Humanity, or indeed anything corporeal. They were willing to put up with the visits by the Federation and the Klingons, and humour both of those powers to an extent, but they were not investigating us in any way. We could argue that the Organians changed after this episode, much as the Vulcans are changing after the Vulcan arc of a few episodes ago, but how likely is this? Yes the junior of the two Organians talked about forcing a change in the way they investigated other species, but they have been running this experiment of theirs for 10,000 years now. They talk of getting ready for a real first contact with Humans in as little as 5,000 years from now. It's clear that Organian culture changes very slowly, if at all. Yet we're forced to believe that they are going to revolutionise the way they do things in only the next hundred or so years? And the change we see isn't even anything to do with the one the episode suggests, the Organians of TOS are not investigating other species in a different way but rather not investigating at all.
This episode would have worked much, much better if the Organian name hadn't been used for the aliens. They should have used a new species. That's an odd thing to say really because I'm all for establishing continuity between Enterprise and other Trek series, especially TOS. But whilst continuity is certainly a good thing, it shouldn't be forced in where it doesn't belong. This is one case where Enterprise should have stood alone.
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WASHINGTON - A bowl of bright green orbs are tipped into a waiting skillet at the Blue Duck Tavern. As their green color glows under the heat, chef John Melfi tosses dried cranberries and chopped bacon into the mix.
The brussels sprouts from Path Valley, a co-op of farmers in Pennsylvania arrived this week. Melfi knows the man who picked them. He's walked farmer Ely Byler's land with him.
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"Last night in a restaurant, I had a dessert and they put berries on it. And the berries had no flavor. I had to pay for them, but the raspberry was, I don't know, 3,000 miles away from where it grows. And it didn't seem to have a happy trip," says Ann Yonkers, who runs Fresh Farm Markets and advocates for buying local.
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Locally sourced food is not a new trend for restaurants, but Yonkers argues it shouldn't be new to hotel chains either.
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"So, it's going to taste like the Chesapeake Bay region. And that should taste different than it does in Louisiana and in New York, and that's exciting," she says.
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This new entry brings a whole new "freshness" to an amaryllis blooming in your home during the wintertime. Imagine these huge fresh flowers, touched with lemony green and yellow, while snow flies outside
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Everyone loves amaryllis, and if you've grown them, you know how quickly and beautifully they bloom, almost like magic. Any bulb with an eight to twelve-inch bloom that flowers in just a few weeks in a small pot has to be special. That's why amaryllis has been the top "Indoor Bulb" forever. It does just fine in very mild zones out in the yard, but in most of North America, amaryllis is a house plant, and one of the few that is happy to bloom indoors while the snow flies outside. Best of all, growing them beautifully takes absolutely no gardening talent or experience, and that's why they're so popular in "Gift Kits" for the holidays. If you've never planted a seed or grown a bulb, you can be an amaryllis expert in minutes. Simply plant your bulb and add water. It's really that simple.
Most amaryllis are imported from Holland, and arrive in the United States during the fall season. Then, they're sold in garden centers and online for bloom as houseplants during the holidays and into the winter. First, let's cover the basic "How-To" for indoor growing:
Once your bulb is planted, water sparingly until the sprout is well out of the bulb. (It won't take long.) Then water regularly and your amaryllis will produce its spectacular huge flowers. Remember to keep turning the pot regularly to make the stalk grow straight as they have a tendency to grow towards the light.
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Amazing GF menu!
1500 24th Ave N.W., Norman, OK 73069
I called the Norman Pei Wei to ask how the food was prepared. I was told the cooks use the same Wok for all orders.
2600 West 7th Street Suite 101, Fort Worth, TX 76107
This place is very good! I have only ate there 2 times but they are really good for gluten free people and celiac.
30278 Woodward Avenue, Royal Oak, MI 48073
Just a handful of GF options, but the food was good - had the lettuce wraps. The order that is printed for the kitchen has allergy alerts & GF in big red type & actually tells them what things to NOT put on your order. I didn't have any issues with CC.
528A East Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176
They advertise a large gluten free menu but in reality their "gluten free menu" is 5 small items that barely constitutes a meal. They do not make special gluten free items, instead they merely point out the items that were already gluten free to begin with. When I asked a question about an item I received an ear full of sass from the cashier about my request. They have gluten free soy sauce on available to appease those suffering with this good allergy but they will not cook with it. I am extremely disappointed in my Pei Wei experience and will not be coming back any time soon.
13937 Lakeside Circle Suite 113, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
The food is really good but it's hit or miss if I get sick there. If you have Celiac go to PF Chang's instead. They are very careful.
12020 FM 1960 West, Houston, TX 77065
Very few gluten free options. This location is not very clean and they are very rude. Gluten free food was bland and didn't taste good at all. I do not recommend eating here.
5954 S. Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK 74135
Vietnamese chicken salad rolls are great!
4210 82nd St Suite 230, Lubbock, TX 79423
Celiacs beware! Although the gluten free options are delicious, I asked how they prepare their gluten free items and was told they do not have separate cookware for gluten free meals. They wash the pot and change gloves. If you're celiac that may not be the best option as there is cross contamination but if you're just gluten sensitive it might be ok. Unfortunately I'll have to scratch this one of my list :(
8787 N. Scottsdale Road #214/216, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Have a small gluten free menu not sure all cooks are aware of cross contamination.
601 West 15th Street Suite 101, Plano, TX 75075
Love the spicy shrimp! Ask for the gf menu...only 5 or so things, but excellent.
4408 Falls of Neuse Rd, Raleigh, NC 27609
I had Pei Wei for the first time 2 years ago. The food tasted good. But I was unable to make it through the whole meal with out getting sick. I make sure every where I go that I express how it is an allergy not just a diet choice just so there is no misunderstanding. Today I went back to Pei Wei and had the exact same experience! I was sick almost immediately. I am an avid hand washer and even used chop sticks that were packaged just in case. I still managed to get extremely sick. I hope they are able to figure out exactly what could be contaminating the food. Because it is rare to find good gluten free Asian food.
4133 South Cooper Street #307, Arlington, TX 76015
I've eaten here several times and never had a problem. Menu is limited but I can enjoy it on occasion.
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Hardly any choices and I personally thought their food tasted awful. Won't ever be back.
6478 Dobbin Center Way Suite A, Columbia, MD 21045
I eat here a lot, they are usually pretty good. However, one time I found a noodle in my rice. I took it back and got a new meal
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
they only have two options for gluten free plates :/ and I had a reaction to their food so I'd pretty much stay the hell away if you are celiac or what I am which is gluten intolerant . it was a really bad experience !!!!!!
19411 - A Gulf Freeway, Webster, TX 77598
The few selections they do have are delicious (gluten sensitivity is ok but celiac is probably not)
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
terrible! they only had 2-3 options!
20022 North 67th Avenue Suite 100, Glendale, AZ 85308
It is very tasty. The food is not pf changs comparable but my sister and I enjoy coming here when we want a faster Chinese meal. I definitely recommend!
3970 Buchtel Blvd. Suite 107, Denver, CO 80210
Great food
1084 South Gilbert #601, Gilbert, AZ 85296
several gluten free options, gluten free soy sauce.
7600 N. MacArthur Boulevard #102, Irving, TX 75063
One of my favorite restaurants: -Many GF options that taste like the original version -several Celiac employees -GF extras like soy sauce packets at no extra charge I usually get GF sweet & sour chicken with white rice and veggies. It's excellent.
950 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
Ordered sweet and sour chicken from the gluten free menu and have never been so sick so quickly in my life.
12235 Seal Beach Blvd, Seal Beach, CA 90740
good gf place with gf menu. not sure if the kitchen is dedicated but I never seem to have an issue.
11302 Broadway Suite #102, Pearland, TX 77584
Always reliable, but like all Pei Wei locations not a lot of options.
999 E. Basse Road Suite 199, San Antonio, TX 78209
Great choice, I regularly eat here and get the Pei Wei Spicy Shrimp every time. Delicious and haven't gotten sick out of the many times eating here for lunch
7571 Sawmill Rd, Dublin, OH 43016
Gf menu is very limited but good. I agree there is better gf Chinese out there. But this at least a safe consistent fast option for celiacs.
4114 Sepulveda Blvd, E, Culver City, CA 90230
While they have some vegetarian items on their regular menu, they have absolutely no vegetarian options on their gluten free menu. I asked the woman working the counter if they could sub out the ingredients to make something that was both gf and vegetarian and she said it wasn't possible. The only option was edamame. Lame.
4461 Market Commons Dr, Fairfax, VA 22033
They do have a GF menu however they don't like to actually read the tickets so your chances of getting what you ordered are about 50%. Watch very carefully and never ever leave without checking your bag if you order to go. I went with not celiac friendly simply because they can only get an order right about 50% of the time so you can't really trust them.
13429 N Highway 183, Austin, TX 78750
I recently went with a large family group and as stated before the gf menu is small, and I had the orange chicken and it was made with some sort of sweetner which wrecks havoc on me and didn't taste well. But no gluten symptoms, staff didn't seem knowledgeable when asked about other items so I didn't risk it. The rest of the family enjoyed and over all not a complete disgust, but I was put a little of by the lack of options
1460 Precinct Line Rd, Hurst, TX 76053
Not a lot of choice but the food quality is great!
12901 N I-35 Service Road NB Building 15, Suite 1540, Austin, TX 78753
There are 6 gluten free items on the menu, one of which is hardly edible. The sweet & sour chicken is just awful -- imagine cooking chicken in vinegar and adding some orange colored gel and you've got it. The vinegar taste ruined the whole plate. I won't be back.
4300A West Waco Drive Suite 1, Waco, TX 76710
Just ok. I used to eat at pei Wei more but hadn't been there in awhile and they now there new gluten free menu is so small.
4461 Market Commons Dr, Fairfax, VA 22033
just ask for the GF menu. they will also make gf fried rice using the take out soy sauce packets, just ask. they are always very nice.
2222 McKinney Ave Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75201
It was descent for fast food chinese.
3535 South Peoria, Tulsa, OK 74105
not the best gluten free Chinese food
20022 North 67th Avenue Suite 100, Glendale, AZ 85308
Very disappointed as well, food was mediocre and pricey, prob will not go back. Not many GF options either
4210 82nd St Suite 230, Lubbock, TX 79423
Finding a decent GF place poses a challenge, especially while traveling away from familiar home locations. My wife and I both just ate there and let's just say the food was...... Delish! The wait staff was familiar with our dietary needs as well as the GF options the restaurant offers. There is nothing worse than getting the "deer in the headlight" look when you mention that you don't eat gluten. If we all take the time to post feedback on this site all of us GF's will have an easier time finding good safe places to eat. Wherever our travels take us.
1107 Walnut Street, Cary, NC 27511
Celiac friendly, never get ill when I eat there and I am extremely sensitive. Delicious. Wish they had more menu options for GF though.
5330 Cedar Lake Road, St. Louis Park, MN 55416
Extremely limited GF menu, but at least it exists. There were literally only 2 or 3 GF entrees, so not a good choice if you're a picky eater. (Which is disappointing when it's SO EASY to make Asian food GF.) I was ready to give them just 1 star, but a few things changed that as I was leaving with my to-go order. First, they had GF soy sauce in packets, which is hard to find and a definite plus. Secondly, their order receipts have a good GF distinction in bright red letters. And my to-go order had a GF sticker on it. So while I was totally disappointed in the GF menu options, it did seem like they had a strong GF procedure in place. Not sure I'll be back, but it isn't altogether a horrible choice.
1914 NE Fifth Ave, Boca Raton, FL 33431
I've verified that my receipt says GF. The person who brought the order to the table specifically said it's gluten free. Yet the shrimp was battered. I just thought they used corn starch like they do with the chicken. It tasted really good... maybe that should have been a red flag? Well, then it's my fault too. Yesterday and today have not been enjoyable. :(
2101 S.E. Federal Highway, Stuart, FL 34994
This celiac truly appreciates the safe dining experiences I have had at Pei Wei in Stuart ,Florida. Limited, but delicious GF offerings, knowledgeable and extremely friendly staff and a place to enjoy a meal that won't kill me. :) Especially yummy Vietnamese chicken salad rolls.... Thank you, Pei Wei!!
2201 Louisiana Blvd NE Suite G, Albuquerque, NM 87110
last 3 times there I have gotten sick. Someone doesn't take gluten-free seriously. And the last time I had a dead bug in my meal.YUCK!!!! They did give me a refund for my meal.
15141 W 119th St, Olathe, KS 66062
Good food. Ask for the GF menu. They have a handful of items. I had GF edemame, spicy chicken and spring rolls from the gf menu. All great. Ask for gf soy sauce packets. They are prepared to serve GF and it's not a problem. We fed a family of four for $45. Best gf Chinese food experience I have had.
2100 N Collins St Ste 120, Arlington, TX 76011
I got the gf sweet and sour chicken and it was horrible. It tasted like cleaning products. The only reason I gave it two stars was because I didn't get sick. My wife got the dynamite chicken and ended up throwing it away because it was so terrible. I was very disappointed and we definitely will not be eating here again.
McCarran International Airport, 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
Everyone seemed very skeptical of my request to make sure it was cooked in a clean pan. We'll see how I feel....
Terminal 1 - Lindbergh, Concourse C, 4300 Glumack Drive, Minneapolis, MN 55450
You have to ask but they have gluten free soy sauce.
1931 South Loop 288 Suite 130, Denton, TX 76205
Love this place, the staff was friendly and knowledgeable
7600 N. MacArthur Boulevard #102, Irving, TX 75063
Terminal 1 - Lindbergh, Concourse C, 4300 Glumack Drive, Minneapolis, MN 55450
I had the Pei Wei spicy chicken - the only entree marked GF. Rice, chicken, carrots, and pea pods. It was good. A bit expensive at $9.40, but it is at the airport. It took about 10 min for them to make. I heard them communicate it was GF, but didn't watch the prep to see what that meant for them. You can see the cooking area if you want to monitor.
10251 Little Brier Creek Lane Suite 112, Raleigh, NC 27617
Had the spicy chicken. It was crunchy and savory. Delish! I can eat Asian food again!!!
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Nate Berkus on the Things That Matter
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Its possible that virtually every home in America already has a touch of Nate Berkus. Whether a homeowner took an on-air tip from his many appearances on Oprah or his own Emmy Award-winning talk show, saved a magazine page featuring his stylish interiors for inspiration, or purchased a woven basket or chevron pillow from his Target line, theyve brought in a piece of Berkuss chic yet approachable aesthetic. His new book, The Things That Matter (Spiegel & Grau), continues his path into our homes, this time with an emphasis on the personal. We all have a story to tell, and part of the way we do this is through our homes, he writes, and each of the 14 people featured in the bookincluding Berkusdo just that with their interiors. Readers will love the peek into the lives of such subjects as Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Fabiola Beracasa, but will ultimately come away with the desire to exercise their own personal style, so that their home can tell a story as well. Here, we spoke with Berkus about the book, his quirks, and whats next.


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Stephen William Dane '10 died on March 10, 2011. Steve passed away in his Vacaville home this past Thursday at the age of 23. He was born on Nov. 5, 1987, in Fairfield, and was a lifelong resident of Vacaville. He attended Notre Dame Catholic School, graduating in 2002, Justin-Siena High School in 2006 and had attended Santa Clara University. He had previously been employed at Mimi's Cafe, where he hosted, as well as Petco. He had a strong love for his family, his dogs, his reptiles, basketball and loved being with his friends. For a time, he had also coached basketball locally. Survivors include his parents, Dr. Joe Dane '78 and Mrs. Colleen Dane '78 of Vacaville; brothers, Rick of Glendale, Ariz., and Matthew of Vacaville; fiancé, Brittany Law of Vacaville; maternal grandparents, W. Thomas and Maureen Daley of Sonoma; maternal aunts, Kathy (Paul) Buckels and Patty (Joe) Schmidt; paternal uncle, Nick Dane; paternal aunts, Marge (Jack) Elberson and Francy (John) Pastore; cousins, Christopher and Johanna, Laura, Danielle, Margie, Travis, Rachel and John; and a host of immediate family and friends. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, William and Margaret Dane.
Stephen George Olivo, S.J. '57, died December 5, 2010 in Regis Infirmary, Sacred Heart Jesuit Center, Los Gatos. He was a Jesuit for 54 years, an ordained priest for 41. Death came at age 75 after a long struggle with Parkinson's disease. Steve was born in Chicago on the day after Christmas, 1934. When he was in his teens, the family moved to San Jose. Steve graduated from Willow Glen High School in 1953, attended Santa Clara University, 1953-56, and entered the Society of Jesus at Los Gatos on August 14, 1956. After his ordination to the priesthood in 1969 Fr. Olivo completed a Master's Degree in Spanish Literature and then went to Santa Clara University as Dean of Students. He served in this position for two years and then spent the next five years in the classroom teaching Italian and Spanish Literature. After his time at Santa Clara University Fr. Olivo moved to the University of San Francisco where he served in a number of administrative and pastoral positions until 1999 when, because of failing health, he moved to Sacred Heart Jesuit Center, Los Gatos. Steve is survived by his sisters Ann Calabretta of Auburn, CA, and Viola Evola of Oaklawn, Il., and a brother Salvatore (Sam) Olivo of Arizona.
Emily Bordallo '10 died on Jan. 3, 2012. Friends and family remember how she would light up a room with her smile. Daughter of Ed Bordallo '74 and Lisa Jafferies '74, she was an account manager at Barracuda Networks and she touched lives through genuine giving and caring. She was 25 years old.
David A. Godinez '07, M.A. '10 of Morgan Hill was born in 1966 and died on Feb. 17, 2013.
Adrian Francisco Morales '11, age 24, departed from this life on August 21, 2013. He was born on June 20, 1989 in Redwood City, Calif., to Hugo and Roina, but was raised his entire life in San Francisco. He was a graduate of Epiphany Elementary School (2003) and St. Ignatius College Prep (2007). In 2011, he graduated Magna Cum Laude from Santa Clara University (SCU) with a B.S. in Political Science and a minor in History, Philosophy, Arabic, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Studies. Adrian's work experience first started in 2007 at SCU with their law office as an assistant/proctor. In 2009, he held a summer internship in San Francisco for the California Assembly. The following summer, he worked with the Turkish Coalition of America in Istanbul, Turkey and in the 2011 summer he worked/studied in Jordan. After his graduation, he went to Washington D.C. in Feb. 2011 to intern with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute. He was then placed into the minority leader house of representative's office for a few months. In October 2011, he accepted an internship with the California Assembly and a few months later he took a full time position as a Congressional Aide. For such a young age, he traveled to Hawaii, Latin America, Europe and Asia. He was fluent in Spanish and Arabic. Adrian loved speech and debate, going to the movies, watching various history programs, and reading books on all subjects. He truly was a gifted person with a charming personality who was always looking for the meaning of life. Adrian is survived by his parents, Brother Alex, Grandmother Carmen, Uncle Adolfo and many beloved family and friends.
Most people do not know that Eunjey Michael Cho '12 was a chess phenom at the age of eight, as he rarely mentioned to others later on that he had won award after award. This was because at age 12 he had realized that each of his wins rendered another person a loser. Seeing the upset on his opponents' faces, Eunjey deemed his success not worth the pain of others and gave up playing competitive chess. His mother and father, Young-mee and Yong Cho, and his older brother, Jey, all noticed that Eunjey's pure heart and thoughtful mind guided him through his life and interactions at a remarkably early age. He studied Psychology at Santa Clara University and after teaching English for a year and a half in South Korea, his parents' birth country, Eunjey adventured through many parts of Asia. As a Jesuit volunteer in Spokane, Wash., Eunjey served as an Emergency Financial Assistance Coordinator through Catholic Charities. Eunjey had always been a talented athlete, and during his JV year, Eunjey ran two marathons. Eunjey left Spokane by bike, determined to ride back to his home in New Jersey while raising funds for the JVC. It was on Sep. 18, 2013 during this exhilarating and challenging bike journey that Eunjey was hit by an automobile and killed. He was 25 years old. His pursuit toward truth in his thoughts, words, and actions, and his innate ability to be mindful in his daily life have inspired so many people to slow down and to reflect on their own potential to be humble yet activated beings with a purpose. In his life, Eunjey developed a profound ability to approach situations and challenges in a curious, nonjudgmental, and fearless manner. He deeply honored the light and dignity within every person he met. He was wise like a grandfather but playful like a child, and he lived life with a courage to which we should all aspire.
Roxanne "Roxy" Roknian '14, Nov. 24, 2013. She was a member of the third-year law class. In their stories and memories of her, it is clear that she was a young woman who lived life with enthusiasm and passion, with a keen intellect and a delightful sense of humor. She balanced her studies with her blogging and her commitment to justice for all, with a flair for fashion.
Luciana Manriquez '13, 29, of Chino, died on June 25, 2013, when the sport utility vehicle she was driving collided with a big rig on southbound Interstate 880 in Fremont, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Brian was born in Mt. Kisco, NY, on October 9, 1990, the second child and son of Denise and John. Brian was an avid sports fan, as both a participant and a spectator. He was an All-Section pitcher for Fox Lane High School, from which he graduated in June 2009. In school, Brian was very interested in science. He performed independent science research at Fox Lane High School on intercellular activity and graduated from Santa Clara University with a degree in Biochemistry. He began his post-college career as a clinical research recruiter at Real Staffing in San Francisco, CA, where he had been working for over a year.
Brian is survived by his mother, Denise, his father, John, and his brother, Tom.
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SRAM X9 Type 2 Rear Derailleur $116.00
You're rolling over boulders like a tank. You line up to take on a sketchy steep climb, give it a burst of power, and then realize your chain isn't connected to the drivetrain anymore. You lurch to an abrupt stop, boil over into a rage, and consider the merits of hucking your bike, riderless, down the hillside into oblivion. The SRAM X9 Type 2 Rear Derailleur helps prevent dropped chains and limits chain slap by incorporating a clutch mechanism that controls chain tension and stabilizes the rear derailleur cage.
Shimano's Shadow Plus design, which is engineered to produce a similar chain-stabilizing effect, preceded SRAM's Type 2 design in reaching the marketplace. However, Type 2 technology differs from its competition in a key way. Rather than opting for an adjustable friction band, SRAM put a Roller Bearing Clutch in their Type 2 derailleurs. The clutch comes pre-set from the factory to provide a certain amount of friction inside the derailleur cage pivot. This friction keeps the cage from bouncing up and down over rocky trails and de-tensioning the chain. Because it's pre-set at the factory, SRAM's Type 2 clutch can't be disengaged or adjusted like Shimano's Shadow Plus mechanism. That being said, the Type 2 clutch is self-lubricating, and there are no external moving parts, so unlike the Shadow Plus system, it's designed to be maintenance-free. The Type 2 mechanism adds about 30 grams to the weight of a standard X9 rear derailleur.
A unique feature of the Type 2 system is that its Cage Lock technology allows you, with the push of a button, to lock the derailleur cage in an extended position. While it may not be a game changer, this is a nice feature that allows for easier-than-ever rear wheel installation. There's no need to worry if you accidentally leave the derailleur cage locked; it will return to normal operating position when you hit your first bump. Another benefit of the Cage Lock is that it makes chain installation a bit easier; you don't have to maintain a consistent pulling force on the cage while joining the two chain ends.
SRAM's Exact Actuation Technology facilitates consistent shifting through all gears, including 36-tooth rear cogs. The X9 Type 2 is a tad heavier than the stepped-up X0 Type 2, but it'll leave you some cash for dog food. The X9 Type 2 uses sealed bushings in the pulleys and has an alloy cage. The SRAM X9 Type 2 Rear Derailleur comes in Black/grey and in 3 cage lengths: Short, Medium, and Long. SRAM suggests the short cage for downhill use, Medium cage for 2 x 10 use, and Long cage for 3 x 10 use.
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2 x 10 Cross = quiet.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Put this on a 34/44 x 11/32 set up using Force 10s shifters and it works great. No more chain slap! With this new found silence I plan to sneak up on other racers and quietly throw down a few gears as I blow past them.
el scotto
Type 2 for Cross!
My wife's Crux is currently running a short cage 1x10 setup with a 40t NW ring up front. No dropped chains yet!
After looking at the new Force option, the X9 Type 2 is an absolute STEAL!!
Nice Derailleur, Prefer Shimano
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is a nice derailleur, but I prefer the Shimano Shadow plus.
The lockout for removing the wheel is pretty darn cool though.
Andrew T
Explore a world of new gears
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I recently signed up for a gravel road race infamous for making even the great Ryan Trebone of cyclocross fame get off his bike at one point. Needless to say, I knew it was time to mull over my equipment selection. With SRAM's wi-fli on the road side, I could get up to a 32, but by combining this x9 with a SRAM Rival shifter, I could run a cx crankset and get an 11-36 on the back. This works great, and with the clutch feature I was even able to run it as a 1x for a short time without issue. installation is intuitive, and the cage lock is a nice feature for removing wheels. This is a great, low cost option for adding a few useful gears to the fray.
Best bang for the buck rear der out
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Sure you could spend some more money to get a slightly lighter model with the same basic technology but really the X9 is the sweet spot in the range for price and features. Been using X9 rear derailleur's for years on numerous bikes, get last years X0 for half the price!
The type 2 feature is great for those wanting to run a 1x9/10 drivetrain without buying the XX1/X01 parts, just pair it with a no drop or narrow/wide chain ring and you are free of the front shifter and a chain guard.
Mark Webb
Did you use it on a 9 speed? Everything I have read said it is only for 10 speeds.
Stan M
Awesome chain management
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The first few minutes riding on this derailleur, it was immediately noticeable the lack of chain noise.
Worked well for about four months then the Type 2 clutch basically stopped working turning it into a regular derailleur.
Thanks to BC.com's excellent customer service, I was quickly back up and running.
Andrew McKee
Type 2 For the WIN
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Amazing what the "clutch" (technically just a very strong cage spring) can do for drivetrain noise and chain retention. This feature alone is worth the upgrade to 10spd. Solid, accurate shifts that keep a tune and shed mud and minor hits with ease. So basically all the stuff you like about SRAM, but dead silent.
Austin H.
Made my Hardtail 29er Ninja-Silent
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Sneak up on unsuspecting foes on the trail...or just enjoy a suddenly and surprisingly silent ride. So far this thing has drastically (anecdotal) reduced my dropped chains and I don't hear a peep from drivetrain, even through braking bumps.
Also, I'm a huge fan of the Cage Lock feature. It's easier than ever to install a new chain or pull the rear wheel. Now that I'm spoiled, it'll take something drastic for me to go back.
Running this on a HT 29er with a 1x10.
Justin Barr
Long time comin'
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Chap slap is a thing of the past. I haven't had a single issue with dropping a chain or a noisy chanline after getting this derailleur. The spring is way stronger than that of the previous SRAM derailleurs.
Brett Stahl
Almost perfect!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I am avid X9 user but I must say these new type two derailleurs are way beyond the old style. Its like I am riding my quite single speed, no chain slap at all along with quiet shifting makes this a must. The X9 is crisp and cleaning shifting without breaking the bank for XO.
Shawn Craig
Say goodbye to chain slap
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The first thing I notice about the type II derailleur is how quiet it is. If you can't afford XO, this is the next best thing. Offers reliable shifting and eliminates Chain Slap.
Best rear Derr yet!
I've always been a fan of the SRAM shifting, especially since they always had stiffer springs in them (something Shimano has remedied with the Shadow stuff) ... but the type 2 clutch takes it to the next level. I've ridden it about a month now and chain slap is pretty much gone away and chain is staying on the bike now. No more lost chains (I don't run anything chain guide wise). Woould love to put these on my DH bike just due to the lack of noise alone.
Awesome product! I actually stepped down from a X0 rear derr to the Type 2 X9 no regrets.
Ivan Espana
Shifting heaven
I just bought the X9 10 speed shifters and Type 2 Rear Mech.
Wow, what a difference, the quality of the shifting is so much better, it make jumping gears a dream.


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• Green beaded bracelet with sterling silver hook clasp closure
• Genuine nephrite jade, lime chrysoprase, serephinite, malachite and green aventurine
• Measures 8" and has detailed sterling silver end caps
• Designed and crafted in America with gemstones from around the world
Go green with this versatile bracelet made from genuine gemstones. Beads of nephrite jade, lime chrysoprase, serephinite, malachite and green aventurine in various shapes and sizes make an eye-catching bracelet and the clever sterling silver hinged closure allows you to add a charm or attach the bracelet to the matching necklace for an even more versatile piece.
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Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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Indulgent style that's true to your outdoor sole, this knee high sock is over the top comfortable! Arch support hugs your foot, while light cushioning in the heel and toe give you a smooth ride in boots and ballets.
•Arch band supports to fight fatigue
•Lightly cushioned heel and toe pockets
56% nylon, 42% coolmax polyester, 2% lycra spandex