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We're only about three quarters of the way through the year, and there are still plenty of amazing new bars and restaurants in the city's future.
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We're only about three quarters of the way through the year, and there are still plenty of amazing new bars and restaurants in the city's future.
Newfangled mid-century Italian on Thompson Street.
Including a Porsena wine-bar addition, Andrew Carmellini's menu at the Public Library, and more.
There's hope yet for the cement doughnut.
Here's what they're planning this fall.
And other ramen news.
Twelve reasons sleep is overrated.
Mezcal breaks through, cocktails get bottled, and more.
Grub Street's fall coverage from across the country.
A cornucopia of news about the season's upcoming restaurants.
Marlow & Daughters expats pair with the Brooklyn Kitchen on a cooking school for home cooks.
The restaurateur is a "a last-minute, what-should-we-do-in-the-next-half-hour kind of guy."
"This is like telling a story I know very, very well. It might be the purest expression of me since Union Square Cafe."
Lots of meat, two bars, and priced like the Spotted Pig.
"No tablecloths, no tuxedos, no formality," promises chef Tien Ho. But there will be a burger!
A food calendar for the end of 2009.
Or after his nickname from a stint in Italy, anyway.
Look for a "raw bar, smaller menu, [and] lots of sharing."


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Review of chapter "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time" from
Just Wow! After reading this, your melding of the different universes' magics is even more impressive. I'm looking forward to Xeno's adventures in America. :)
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Review of chapter "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time" from
Well, poo... I'm caught up! I really have enjoyed reading this though, and very much look forward to the next bit, whenever you get to it. Thank you. :)
Comments from author:
I'm sorry to say it will be a while before this one updates, I first need to finish Kindred Spirits and get the Faith arc up to date with all the others.
But I'm very glad you enjoyed it so much.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "Moony Smells a Rat" from
Probably a good thing that Hogwarts isn't real and I was never a student there. I'd likely have been suspended, or even expelled, for hexing the living s*** out of anyone I ever caught hurting Mrs. Norris (or any other animal) in any way, and possibly worse for any older ones who deliberately injured her. Yes, I'm just a teensy-weensy bit protective of those who can't stand up for themselves. My friends have always told me that if they ever get a call to come bail me out of jail, they'll know it was for putting a real beat down on some a**hat who I found hurting an animal or a child.
Though, it is most definitely nice to see Mrs. Norris being properly taken care of, and it would be really nice if Lucius or Filius would put a charm on her that protects her from cruel students who would actually do her harm. Poor thing, I always wanted to scoop her up and take care of her when I was reading the Potter books, or watching the films. Felt the same way about Harry, too. Anyway...
Still love this story.
Comments from author:
Probably a good thing it isn't real and I don't know where it is, or I'd be yelling at a lot of people for child abuse...
We shall see what happens next time someone tries to hurt her, shall we? ;-)
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time" from
And now I've caught up with this story! I really can't wait to find out more about Mr Portrait and how Sirius will get out of being neutered by the parents of all the girls *GRIN*
Seriously though, it would be really helpful if you would go and edit the chapters of Lonely Souls and the other stories so we know where each chapter fits in the chronology.
I hope you have some updates for this story soon, I'm really looking to see how you manage to resolve the whole Prophecy Girl mess and all the other threads.
Comments from author:
Yes, Sirius needs to work on his running skills.
It is one of the things on my to do list. But things like 'write more' are higher on it. I may do it when the 'first season' is done.
I look forward to that too.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "Things to do in Hogwarts when you're dead" from
*whistles* Having been young and incredibly stupid once upon a time, I can understand Luna, but what she did was rather beyond the pale. Hopefully, folks will be able to get through to her that she shouldn't take risks like that unless there are lives at stake.
I really like the way that you are gradually having Severus and Remus bond over a period of time. It would not be believable if their friendship was immediate, but what you're doing here is perfect. I don't know if you intend to make them a couple eventually, or just have them develop a close friendship, but I'd be quite happy either way. Heaven knows they both need it.
Also, I really enjoyed the Care of Magical Creatures class and particularly the scene later that night. It really does something good for the soul to see such disparate, predator/prey creatures enjoying each others company in harmony and reminds me of the German Shepherd and cat I had when I was a kid. They'd play by chasing each other around the house, looking and sounding for all the world like they were going to tear each other to pieces, then plop down for a nap together with the cat between the dogs from paws and the dog resting her head on the cat. Wonderful warm fuzzies!
Last review for the day/night (gotta give you a break from the review spam some time and I need sleep). Thank you for the wonderful distraction today, I wound up reading much more than I wanted to. I've been trying to stretch this out, but that's a lost cause for me because once I start reading, it's hard to stop and this story is so engaging, making that even more difficult. Eh, well... :) Thanks!
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Review of chapter "Turnabout is fair play" from
Severus Snape referencing both Monty Python and Blazing Saddles. Yeah, I literally laughed out loud. And what a way to get back at Fred and George, pretty much for the entire school. Freaking brilliant!
Comments from author:
In this story Snape is a lot less opposed to things Muggle, or at least more in touch with the Muggle things of his youth.
Those who sow the wind should expect to harvest the storm...
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Review of chapter "Debts of honour" from
I've a feeling Remus is going to wind up being very, very grateful to Severus, even though he's more than pissed off now.
*snorfle* Ha! Lucius is a cat person! Well, a kneazle person... Reminds me very much of my ex, who 'hated cats'. Of course, the kitten I got wound up being his and the two slept together all the time, with Woof (yeah, crazy name for a cat and not my idea) snuggled up under his chin like a teddy bear. Cats do have a way of ingratiating themselves and winning over people who say they generally don't like them, a bit like a lot of people, who once given half a chance turn out to be good friends.
Again, gotta say I love this story! Thank you.
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Review of chapter "Burrowing" from
*snorfle* Love the Monty Python reference. Also, I have to reiterate how much I prefer your take on things. Thank you.
Comments from author:
Glad you like them. I must admit I find the callousness of the treatment of the children at Hogwarts exceptionally vexing.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "Deliberations in a tower" from
Again, this story is just the thing to keep the mind focused away from other things on a crummy day. Thank you for this. :)
Also, I misted up a tad bit over this chapter. It is beyond wonderful to see both Harry and Luna receiving love and support. Canon may be more realistic, sadly, but I much prefer this!
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Review of chapter "Oaths and Purity" from
Oh, very dark indeed, but definitely an excellent chapter! Seeing the softer side of Lucius Malfoy still blows my mind, even though I've seen it in other parts of this series.
I'm really looking forward to reading more of this, but it's time for me to turn into a pumpkin for the time being. I'm glad I've saved this particular story in the series to read in small chunks as a treat. Thank you for writing and sharing this. :)
Comments from author:
Harry Potter is very dark if you read between the lines. Or not so much between, even... I have written him as an evil son-of-a-b in other stories. I was equally surprised.
I hope to update some of the others in the series soon.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "Hippogrifs and secrets" from
I think this is my favorite chapter of this entire series to date. I always liked Neville and always thought he could be so much more if he could ever get past all of the bullying and derision, even from his "friends". I love that Neville now has not only Greywing, but his Great-Grandfather. Hopefully, he will bloom a little bit earlier now than he did in canon.
Comments from author:
Thanks. I always liked Neville too. One of those really nasty little things Rowling buried in her books, the way children are treated...
Neville will have a lot more encouragement to excel and a lot less pressure to do so.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "The Hunt for Xenophilius Lovegood" from
All of this just couldn't have happened to nicer guys. *evil grin* Brilliant!
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Glad you liked it. I enjoyed writing it too.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "Apples and Worms" from
"Yes, well. I think that the words we shall learn today will be 'I'm very, very sorry.'" The portrait said drily.
lol I like all of your jokes, but this scene was particularly amusing. (The "this is the original great-grandmother's sock" scene was another contender for the funniest moment.)
Comments from author:
Glad you like the humour. I want the HP stories to be slightly more light, though I don't always succeed. Happily PoA makes easier material to keep happy than CoS, which is just creepy in the extreme.
Luna's family is special. ;-)
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time" from
*rolls about laughing*
*cackles madly*
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Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Review of chapter "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time" from
I'd say, "poor Sirius" but he pretty much brought it upon himself. Something tells me that Professor Lupin will have plenty of time to visit the Colonies soon.
I'm still wondering who Snape has in mind as an instructor for Harmony.
Nice to see this story updated. I really enjoy your take on a less Harry centered Hogwarts.
Comments from author:
He wasn't really responsible for a lot of it, but he could have tried to escape a bit more on some occasions. He'd be dead if the Fifth year prefects hadn't been wearing clothes...
Lupin will probably be visiting his parents, yes. ;-)
I need to write his meeting with that person, but Quis custodiet hasn't really managed to break page 8 yet.
I think Harry enjoys it too. He's still a hero, but he's now also allowed a childhood.
Thanks and thanks for reviewing
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Player.dat format
<player>.dat files are used by servers to store the state of individual players. The format is also used within level.dat files to store the state of the singleplayer player, which overrides any <player>.dat files with the same name as the singleplayer player. These files are in NBT format.
NBT structure[edit]
The root tag. In level.dat files, this tag is called "Player".
- All tags from Entities except the id, CustomName, and CustomNameVisible tags.
- All tags from Mobs except Equipment, DropChances, CanPickUpLoot, PersistenceRequired, Leashed, and Leash.
Dimension: The dimension the player is in. -1 is The Nether, 0 is The Overworld, 1 is The End. Other values are interpreted as 0.
playerGameType: The game mode of the player. 0 is Survival, 1 is Creative, 2 is Adventure and 3 is Spectator.
Score: The Score displayed upon death.
SelectedItemSlot: The selected hotbar slot of the player.
SelectedItem: Data of the item currently being held by the player, excluding the Slot tag.
- See Item Format.
SpawnX: See below.
SpawnY: May not exist. The coordinates of the player's bed. These tags are only removed if the player attempts to respawn with no valid bed to spawn at at these coordinates. They are unaffected by breaking beds at these coordinates, and are unaffected by the player's death.
SpawnZ: See above.
SpawnForced: 1 or 0 (true/false) - True if the player should spawn at the above coordinates even if no bed can be found.
Sleeping: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if the player was in a bed; has no effect on whether the player is in a bed when they log in.
SleepTimer: The number of ticks the player had been in bed. No effect.
foodLevel: The value of the hunger bar; 20 is full. See Hunger.
foodExhaustionLevel: See Hunger.
foodSaturationLevel: See Hunger.
foodTickTimer: See Hunger.
XpLevel: The level shown on the XP bar.
XpP: The progress/percent across the XP bar to the next level.
XpTotal: The total amount of XP the player has collected over time; used for the Score upon death.
XpSeed: The seed used for the next enchantment in Enchantment Tables.
Inventory: Each compound tag in this list is an item in the player's inventory. (Note: when empty, list type may have unexpected value.
An item in the inventory, includes the Slot tag.
- See Item Structure below.
EnderItems: Each compound tag in this list is an item in the player's 27-slot ender chest inventory. (Note: when empty, list type may have unexpected value.)
An item in the inventory, includes the Slot tag - slots are numbered 0 to 26, inclusive.
- See Item Structure below.
abilities: The abilities this player has.
walkSpeed: The walking speed, always 0.1.
flySpeed: The flying speed, always 0.05.
mayfly: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if the player can fly.
flying: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if the player is currently flying.
invulnerable: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if the player is immune to all damage and harmful effects except for void damage. (damage caused by the /kill command is void damage)
mayBuild: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if the player can place and destroy blocks.
instabuild: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if the player can instantly destroy blocks.
Item structure[edit]
Items are used both in the player's inventory and Ender inventory, and in chest tile entities, dropped item entities, furnace tile entities, brewing stand tile entities, and Villager trading recipes. Sometimes a Slot tag is used to specify the slot the item is in, such was with chests; other times there is no Slot tag, such as with dropped items.
The item's root tag. Some instances may give this tag a name, other times it is nameless because it is in a list.
- If Q is pressed, it will drop all at once and become impossible to pick up.</ref>
A stack of zero will disappear when you try to use or drop it, but can be crafted as though it were 1 item.
Slot: May not exist. The inventory slot the item is in.
Damage: The data value for this item. The name "Damage" comes from when only tools used this value, now many other items use this value for other purposes.
id: Item/Block ID (This is a Short tag prior to 1.8.)
tag: Additional information about the item, discussed in the below sections. This tag is optional for most items.
General Tags[edit]
Items with durability can be made unbreakable and will never lose any durability. Additionally, items can have specifications for Adventure mode to describe which blocks may be broken with them.
tag: The tag tag.
Unbreakable: 1 or 0 (true/false) - if true, the item doesn't lose durability when used.
CanDestroy: The only blocks this item may break when used by a player in adventure mode.
: The block ID.
Block Tags[edit]
Blocks can be given tags to specify what blocks they may be placed against in Adventure mode, and to specify what Tile Entity NBT tags to apply to them when placed.
tag: The tag tag.
CanPlaceOn: Determines which blocks that blocks with this tag can be placed against in adventure mode.
: The block ID.
BlockEntityTag: Tile Entity NBT tags which are applied when this block is placed. Created when a Tile Entity block is clicked with ctrl+[PICK_BLOCK_KEY] in Creative Mode.
- See Tile Entity Format. Excludes x, y, z, and id tags.
There are two ways enchantments are associated with items; the first way is that the item is actually enchanted and the enchantment affects the behavior of the item, and the second way is that the item is an Enchanted Book which simply stores the enchantments without actually affecting the behavior of the item. There is also the RepairCost tag which tracks anvil usage for items, making them more costly with every use of the anvil.
tag: The tag tag.
ench: Contains enchantments on this item that affect the way the item works.
: A single enchantment.
id: ID of the enchantment.
lvl: Level of the enchantment, where 1 is level 1.
StoredEnchantments: Contains enchantments for enchanted books.
: A stored enchantment, identical structure to each enchantment in ench.
RepairCost: Number of enchantment levels to add to the base level cost when repairing, combining, or renaming this item with an Anvil.
Attribute Modifiers[edit]
All items can be given Modifiers which affect various Attributes of the player/mob which wears or holds them. Note that if an item has vanilla default AttributeModifiers, these will cease to exist if this tag is added (e.g. a Diamond Sword given an empty AttributeModifiers list will no longer provide a boost to damage). Also note that the default vanilla AttributeModifiers do not actually use this tag, and as such, it will not appear on a natural item.
tag: The tag tag.
AttributeModifiers: Contains Attribute Modifiers on this item which modify Attributes of the wearer or holder (if the item is not in the hand or armor slots, it will have no effect).
: A single Attribute Modifier.
AttributeName: The name of the Attribute this Modifier is to act upon.
- All fields from the Modifier Format (Name, Amount, Operation, UUIDLeast, and UUIDMost).
Potion Effects[edit]
Potions and Splash Potions can have multiple, customized effects via the tag tag, bypassing using the data value of the item. The data value is used only for the way the potion looks if these tags are present.
tag: The tag tag.
CustomPotionEffects: The custom Potion effects this potion has.
One of these for each effect.
Id: The ID of the effect.
Amplifier: The amplifier of the effect, with 0 being level 1.
Duration: The duration of the effect in ticks.
Ambient: 1 or 0 (true/false) - whether or not this is an effect provided by a beacon and therefore should be less intrusive on the screen. This tag is optional and defaults to 0. Due to a bug, it has no effect on splash potions.
ShowParticles: 1 or 0 (true/false) - whether or not this effect produces particles. This tag is optional and defaults to 1. Due to a bug, it has no effect on splash potions.
Display Properties[edit]
Leather Armor can be colored, and all items can have custom display names and lore. Various tooltips can also be hidden.
tag: The tag tag.
display: Display properties.
HideFlags: Bit field determining which parts of the tooltip to hide on an item. 1 for "ench", 2 for "AttributeModifiers", 4 for "Unbreakable", 8 for "CanDestroy", 16 for "CanPlaceOn", and 32 for various other information (including potion effects, "StoredEnchantments", written book "generation" and "author", "Explosion", "Fireworks", and map tooltips). For example, setting to 3 would hide both "ench" and "AttributeModifiers" tags, and setting to 63 would hide everything.
Written Books[edit]
Both Book and Quill and Written Book use the tag tag to store information about the book. Only written books store the title, author, and generation of the book; pages is stored in both varieties.
tag: The tag tag.
generation: The copy tier of the book. 0 = original, 1 = copy of original, 2 = copy of copy, 3 = tattered. If the value is greater than 1, the book cannot be copied. Does not exist for original books. If this tag is missing, it is assumed the book is an original.
author: The author of the written book.
title: The title of the written book.
pages: The list of pages in the book.
A single page in the book.
Player Skulls[edit]
Skulls of the player variety can be associated with a specific username to take on the skin of that player when placed. There is currently no visible change for the hand-held item.
tag: The tag tag.
SkullOwner: The username of the player this is a skull of for pre-1.8. Note that SkullOwner is for the item in inventories, whereas ExtraType is for skull blocks placed on the ground.[3]
SkullOwner: 1.8's definition for the skull's owner.
Id: UUID of owner.
Name: Username of owner.
: An individual texture.
Fireworks use the tag tag to store information about their effects.
tag: The tag tag.
Explosion: One of these may appear on a firework star.
Flicker: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if this explosion will have the Twinkle effect (glowstone dust). May be absent.
Trail: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if this explosion will have the Trail effect (diamond). May be absent.
Type: The shape of this firework's explosion. 0 = Small Ball, 1 = Large Ball, 2 = Star-shaped, 3 = Creeper-shaped, 4 = Burst. Other values will be named "Unknown Shape" and render as Small Ball.
Colors: Array of integer values corresponding to the primary colors of this firework's explosion. If custom color codes are used, the game will render it as "Custom" in the tooltip, but the proper color will be used in the explosion. Custom colors are integers in the same format as the color tag from Display Properties.
FadeColors: Array of integer values corresponding to the fading colors of this firework's explosion. Same handling of custom colors as Colors. May be absent.
Fireworks: One of these may appear on a Firework Rocket.
Flight: Indicates the flight duration of the firework (equals the amount of gunpowder used in crafting the rocket). While this value can be anything from -128 to 127, values of -2 and under almost never detonate at all.
Explosions: List of compounds representing each explosion this firework will cause.
Same format as 'Explosion' compound on a firework star, as described above.
Maps may be scaled.
tag: The tag tag.
map_is_scaling: 1 or 0 (true/false) - true if map is scaled. May not exist if map is not scaled. Map number is stored as Damage, scale value is stored in Map item format.
Decorations: A list of optional decorations. It will display defined symbols on the map
An individual Decoration
id: Identifier of the symbols
type: Type of the symbol (see texture/map/map_icons.png)
x: X position
z: Z position
rot: Rotation of the symbols
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A timely article in the Jerusalem Post in June brings to the forefront the unspoken objective of US foreign policy, namely the breaking up of Syria as a sovereign nation state тАУalong ethnic and religious linesтАУ into several separate and тАЬindependentтАЭ political entities. The article also confirms the role of Israel in the process of political destabilization of┬а Syria.┬а The JP article is titled:тАЬVeteran Kurdish politician calls on Israel to support the break-up of SyriaтАШ (by Jonathan Spyer) (The Jerusalem Post (May 16, 2012)
The objective of the US sponsored armed insurgency is┬атАУwith the help of IsraelтАУ┬аto тАЬBreak Syria into PiecesтАЭ.
The тАЬbalkanisation of the Syrian Arab RepublicтАЭ is to be carried out by fostering sectarian divisions, which will eventually lead to a тАЬcivil warтАЭ modelled on the former Yugoslavia.┬аLast month, Syrian тАЬopposition┬аmilitantsтАЭ were dispatched to┬аKosovo to organize training sessions using the тАЬterrorist expertiseтАЭ of the US sponsored Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) in fighting the Yugoslav armed forces.
Sherkoh Abbas, President of the US based Kurdistan National Assembly of Syria (KNA)┬а has тАЬcalled on Israel┬а to support the break-up of Syria into a series of federal structures based on the countryтАЩs various ethnicities.тАЭ (Ibid)
One possible┬атАЭbreak-up scenarioтАЭ pertaining to Syria, which constitutes a secular multi-ethnic society, would be the formation of separate and┬а тАЬindependentтАЭ Sunni, Alawite-Shiite, Kurdish and Druze states:┬а┬а┬атАЬWe need to break Syria into pieces,тАЭ Abbas said. (Quoted in JP,┬аop. cit., emphasis added).
тАЬThe Syrian Kurdish dissident argued that a federal Syria, separated into four or five regions on an ethnic basis, would also serve as a natural тАЬbufferтАЭ for Israel against both Sunni and ShiтАЩite Islamist forces.тАЭ (Ibid.).
Ironically, while Islamist forces are said to constitute the main threat to the Jewish State, Tel Aviv is providing covert support to the Islamist Free Syrian Army (FSA).
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Meeting behind Closed Doors at the US State Department
A top level US State Department meeting was held in May with members of the Syrian Kurdish opposition. In attendance were representatives of the Kurdish National Council (KNC),┬а Robert Stephen Ford, the outgoing US ambassador to Syria (who has played a key role in channelling support to the rebels) as well as Frederic C.┬аHof, a former business partner of Richard Armitage, who currently serves as the administrationтАЩs тАЬspecial coordinator on SyriaтАЭ. (Ibid).┬аThe delegation also met with Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman.
Frederic C. Hof, Robert Stephen┬аFord and Jeffrey Feltman are the┬аState DepartmentтАЩs key Syria policy-makers, with close links to the Syrian Free Army (SFA) and the Syrian National Council (SNC).
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman
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The public statements of KNA leader Sherkoh Abbas in the wake of the State Department meeting suggest that the political fracturing of the Syrian Arab Republic along ethnic and religious lines as well as the creation of an тАЬindependent KurdistanтАЭ were discussed. тАЬState Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner described [the meeting's] purpose as part of тАШongoing effortsтАж to help the Syrian [Kurdish] opposition build a more cohesive opposition to Assad.тАЩтАЭ┬а (Ibid).
The KNA leader called upon Washington to support the creation of a separate Kurdish State consisting of┬а тАЬan autonomous region in Syria; joining the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq тАУ which borders the Kurdish region in Syria; or perhaps an even larger Kurdish stateтАЭ [Greater Kurdistan].


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Here are the statements from today's contest. 1. The average woman uses her height in lipstick every 5 years. 2. Alligators can live over 100 years. 3. A cat can jump ten times as high as it is tall. 4. Muhammad is the most common name in the world.
The wrong statement is the one about the cat and the right statement is a cat can jump five times as high as it is tall.


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Simple How-to: flip screen or use portrait mode in Windows 8 (turning it upside-down)Written by: Yasir Saeed - Published: Monday, April 23rd, 2012 - Comments
If you, for some reason, want to flip your screen or use the portrait mode, then read this simple how-to.
There are various reasons why someone might want to flip the default orientation of their computer screens. It could be because the monitor is more convenient to keep upside down, or someone might want to flip it sideways for advertising, reading, or maybe some other purposes. It's very easy to flip your screen the way you want to. Here, follow the instructions.
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I just saw Amy responded as well. Also, as you know i'll be at Janelle Monae.
In other news, if people want to see Pulp Fiction it's playing at the Cinemark in Mesa on Sunday and Wednesday this coming week.
Anyone go to the Yeah Yeah Yeah's show? How was it?
I've met and hung out with quite a few of you, but I'm looking forward to finally meeting some of those who I have not encountered in person. I will be there with my wife.
12/15-Spoon (Marquee Theatre)
4/8-Jessie Ware (Wiltern Theatre)
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Liquid Sol Fest may not be dead after all. They updated the website to say that it's now happening Nov. 2 at University of Phoenix Stadium.
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Well that doesn't make any sense. It says that in some weird font at the top of the page but every other place on the website still lists the old location in Florence. One top of that it went from a 3 day festival to a 1 day festival?
Also, there is a gun show that weekend at UoP Stadium according to their calendar. Odd.
A few Harkins Theatres locations will be showing the Morrissey 25 movie tonight at 7 p.m. I know Chandler Fashion Center and Scottsdale 101 are two of the locations off the top of my head. Film Bar will also be showing it tonight. At least he can't postpone or cancel this.
Same here. I thought it was worth it when I assumed it was less than $70. If they can give me a few more intriguing acts on the second wave of artists, I'll consider it.
Daft Punk or bust, amirite?!
Is anyone interested in a ticket to Station to Station in Winslow? I don't think i'm interested in a solo trip and since Rick didn't score a ticket i'm just going to sell mine.
Also, it looks like Jackson Brown was added to the lineup. It looks like that even though it is sold out they have a "wait list" open. Maybe they expect to increase capacity? Who knows.
Ticket is $30. I can e-mail it if you can pay pal it.
Is anyone going to Local Natives/Wild Nothing on the 15th? I'm going forever alone. SOMEONE PLEASE STAND NEXT TO ME.
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Neko Case Thursday and Titus Andronicus Saturday.
Neko Case was very good last night. Her voice is as incredible live as it is on her albums. Good mix of new and older songs.
who all's going to Titus Andronicus tomorrow night?
I will be there.


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Birthday Balls: Taverna Aventine's 5th Anniversary Alley Party
Nosh Red Sauce Meatballs and a full champagne bar as the alley tavern (pictured) celebrates five years.
Ear Candy: Live 105's Aaron Axelsen and The Soft White Sixties are on hand to get your feet moving.
Fri 4-11p. Taverna Aventine, 582 Washington St., Financial District. Free.
Nearby: The Cigar Bar & Grill; Comstock Saloon; The Hidden Vine
Happiest Hour: Around the World in 80 Beers
Taste your way through a hand-picked selection of international beers and find a few new faves along the way.
Stick Around: Your picks are available for purchase at a discount at the end of the event.
Sat 4-6:30p. Folsom Street Foundry, 1425 Folsom St., SoMa (415-795-3644). $40 here.
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Bad A$$ Brunch: New Menu at Jasper's Corner Tap
Jasper's rolls out a soul food-fueled brunch and booze menu starting this weekend, just in time for football season.
Highlights: Monte Cristo Hand Pie and chicken-fried quail & waffle are just the beginning.
Sat-Sun 11a-2:30p. Jasper's Corner Tap, 401 Taylor St., The Tenderloin (415-775-7979).
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Block Party: Summersalt Festival
Dance for eight straight hours with the aural aid of EDM powerhouses Kill Paris, Big Black Delta, and Felix Cartal.
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Bunny's Onion Burgers: the great OKC onion burger tour, part three
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After eating lunch here last weekend, I had to take two showers, wash all of my clothes, and put a deodorizer in my car. Yep, all that just to erase the onion power clinging to me and everything I owned. Moral of the story — don't eat lunch here if you have a blind date for dinner that night. However, if you're a regular Okie lookin' for a great onion burger on a Saturday afternoon, this is your place.
I've never had an onion burger piled this high with onions. It was simply delicious. In contrast to most other onion burger places, Bunny's doesn't smash the onions into the meat. They're grilled first, then piled high on top. Mom and I had a discussion today as to whether adding cheese helps keep the onions in place. She thought cheese made the onions more slippery, and she had trouble keeping her onions on her burger. I actually thought the cheese acted as a coagulant to help keep the onions in place. You, too, can have a fascinating discussion like this as you dine in onion heaven. As usual, my husband — the plain man — had meat and bread only. No onions. It just kills me.
Anyway, as if we didn't have enough onions on our burgers, Mom and I also ordered onion rings. They had to be the softest onion rings I've ever had, and they were great piled high with ketchup. The husband had the "peels on" fries, which were also tasty.
Burgers here are priced according to how many toppings you order. A basic onion and pickle burger is $3.75, with a basket at $6. Burgers are also available with double meat, but take note — the onion burgers here are larger than the ones at the Yukon and El Reno places. My husband, the carnivore, ordered double meat and even he said it was too much. He even de-meated part of his burger (a first). Now, that being said, these burgers are not as big as the ones at Nic's Grill. And rightly so as, in my opinion, onion burgers are supposed to be smaller, yet packed with more taste.
It doesn't seem that new owners Bobby Hawkins and Bill Burnett have changed the place much since they purchased it on September 20, 2008. And that's good. Previous owner Bunny Biggers had a good thing going since she took the place over in 1990 (for a complete history on the building and location, see their website). Bobby did tell me they are planning to become a chain by opening another location at NW 23 and Hudson in about two months. This new store will operate the same hours as the current location.
We happened to be in the restaurant eating lunch on the day of the big Bedlam football game, and Bobby said they can gauge business on game days according to who's playing, if it's a home game, and whether or not it's on TV. He said in about ten minutes, they would have another rush right before closing, and sure enough, the place filled up as we were leaving.
It had been several years since I had been to Bunny's, and I was glad to see several chicken dishes on the menu (around $7), along with a dinner salad ($2.75). Hot dogs ($2) and conies ($2.25) are also an option, as is homemade chili ($3.25). A kid's menu is listed for $3.75.
I'm glad to see that Bunny's will continue as a part of the OKC onion burger landscape under the new management. They've got a good thing going, so try 'em out and let me know what ya think in the comments!
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isaac says:
December 4th, 2008 at 9:13 am
This is my favorite burgre place, besides it being just down the street, but because they are simply good onion burgers. I think it winds hands down to Little Mikes anyday.
Tim says:
December 4th, 2008 at 9:32 am
Bunny's has long been my favorite onion burger inside the city limits, but I didn't know about the change in ownership until I was editing Sarah's review last night, so I had to run over there and grab a burger to see if anything had changed.
Seems to me to be very much the same. And, I never realized that they didn't smash the onions into the meat, but you're right. I watched them start with the onions on top of the patty, then when they flip it, the onions end up underneath, right on the griddle, to really get that charred carmelization, but they never smash them in. Who knew! But it works because I think they're still one of the best.
I also like the fact that Bunny's burgers have a little more meat on them so a guy like me can just eat one and be satisfied. I'm still partial to the El Reno places, but when I don't want to make the drive, it's always Bunny's.
Chris J. says:
December 4th, 2008 at 10:58 am
I really love Bunny's too, and I'm really torn between Nic's and Bunny's. They are both so amazing! Thanks for the review!
ballerinatoes says:
December 4th, 2008 at 9:01 pm
sweet…will have to try…I like the onions not smashed into the meat.
Kevin says:
December 5th, 2008 at 6:17 am
Although I am a confirmed fergitabout da onions guy myself, I'm thinking any burger that has someone thinking 'that's just too much meat' has got to be worth a try, even if walking into an onion cloud equates to needing a shower.
Maybe the new one will include a drive-through lane.
Katie says:
December 5th, 2008 at 4:07 pm
Bunny's is the bomb! My husband and I love it – it's the best if you can get a seat! My husband and I have wondered why they don't get a bigger place. Every time we go people are waiting on tables..and yes, we go back to work smelling pretty doggone bad…everyone should try them!
Sue Ellen Ferguson says:
December 5th, 2008 at 11:22 pm
Are there others like me who first check the decor, the cleanliness of the surrounding area, the friendliness of the staff and the owner and convenient parking? Yep, that is what moms do. This one was very pleased with our visit to Bunny's. The wait staff was very attentive and friendly and I loved eating my stack of onions while staring into the face of James Dean. Wow, what a feast for the eyes and the tummy!
Andrew says:
December 5th, 2008 at 11:43 pm
I usually end up at Bunny's once a month or so. I hate going back to work smelling like onions because in reality, it smells like BO. Oh, and yeah, it's a pretty good burger in OKC, but it pales in comparison to Nic's. Nic's doesn't even have a close second.
David H. says:
December 8th, 2008 at 1:39 am
Thanks for the heads up. I've been occasionally craving onion burgers since Super Onion Burger closed. Wasn't there a Bunny's in Edmond on Danforth? Is it still there?
Gary says:
December 8th, 2008 at 10:26 pm
Been a fan of onion burgers for a long time Bunny's is the best.The flavor of the onions and the meat are a great combo.Hint, eat the fries first to give the burger time to cool.Looking forward to the opening on 23rd. Good luck to the new owners and don't change anything.
Carol Baker says:
December 9th, 2008 at 11:13 am
I'm a Big fan of Bunnys! Love the onion rings too.
FYI.. was told that the Edmond location was sold last year & is now some "Al's Cafe"or something.
Katie says:
December 10th, 2008 at 11:18 am
Where is Nics? I must try it…
barbara Immenschuh says:
December 10th, 2008 at 10:05 pm
Bunny's is the best place to sit and roll up your sleeves and eat a onion burger I eat one like it is my last meal. It's like and old fashion onion buger when I was a kid even better than the one in El Reno which I didn't think could happen but it did. Every Friday in our office is Bunny's ONION Buger COKE Day known in our office as the BOBC day we hope to see you there. The girl's from Mercy.
Sheri Calabrisi says:
December 11th, 2008 at 4:35 pm
Bunny's Burgers makes the best onion burgers I have ever eaten. I have traveled all over the U.S. and Bunny's beats them all. In OKC I have been to Nic's, Little Mike's, and others and Bunny's tops them all. My family eats there at least twice per week. Each time we have company from out of town, Bunny's is a regular stop. They all agree Bunny's onion burger is the best.
lisa says:
December 14th, 2008 at 2:01 pm
Best bugers in town, the fries are great, the service is the best, it is a nice clean, friendly
place to eat, it is well worth the wait when it is packed,and the new one on 23rd will be just as
great, if you have not tryed it you are missing out on the best bugers in town, once you go you will keep going back, to the owner and staff keep up the great work, it is the best.
Tim says:
December 18th, 2008 at 10:34 pm
Ok, I just tried getting Bunny's to go and found that on the way back to the office, the bun got really soggy. My opinion — dine in for the best experience.
RRB says:
February 6th, 2009 at 4:05 pm
Pretty decent onion burger, but no Nic's.
Carolynn says:
February 9th, 2009 at 11:12 am
We wanted to go to Nic's based on reviews but since they have such limited hours (M-F 7am-1:30pm) and it was a weekend we went to Bunny's. We were not disappointed. Great greasy onion burger! The staff was excellent – in fact they sent our onion rings back on their own since they thought they looked too well done – and brought us another basket fresh from the oil! It was great…. only drawback is that my hands smelled of onions all day!
Mikey says:
February 23rd, 2009 at 1:12 pm
Barry's old Fashioned Burger – It's Shady and delicious!
Andrew says:
February 23rd, 2009 at 9:07 pm
Mikey, I agree. It's in the queue believe it or not.
tasha says:
March 17th, 2009 at 2:15 pm
I've been in okc for about a year now, never had an onion burger. A friend brought me one the other day from Bunny's. Got to say it was a good burger. greasy and loaded with onions. I don't have anything to compare it to yet, but from what people say i'm gonna try Nicks next.
Andrew says:
May 9th, 2009 at 9:12 pm
I ate at the new Bunny's. Underwhelming. That grill must need to get broken in or something. Until then, it's time to break out some Kosher salt and a pepper grinder.
kathi pinkston says:
July 22nd, 2009 at 6:52 am
Although I adore their onion burgers, I don't think the restaurant is as clean as it should be.
Donald says:
July 22nd, 2009 at 11:27 pm
I ate at Bunnys on s. Meridian, very good burger nice clean place good service right up there with Roberts and Irmas!
Wimpy says:
August 9th, 2009 at 9:15 pm
Has everyone heard the bad news by now about the fire at the Bunny's on N.W. 50th and meridian?
I E-mailed Bill Burnett,he said there's a bit more damage than was reported in the paper I told him I hoped he would be up and running soon in the mean time we'll have to go to the S. location
Tim says:
August 11th, 2009 at 10:44 pm
I hadn't heard but I drove by there the other day and noticed they were closed and something unusual was amiss. Thanks for sharing the news. That is too bad and I too hope that they are back up and running soon.
gina says:
December 3rd, 2009 at 8:48 pm
Does anyone know what happend to Super Onion Burger (SOB's) on Memorial? I moved away for several years and had not been in contact with the the family that owned it while away and now they are closed; can't get in touch with them. Anyone know?
Jennifer says:
October 24th, 2010 at 10:50 pm
Bunny's is good, but my OKC fave is HD's at 122nd & Rockwell, the cook learned from the El Reno guys that practically invented Oklahoma onion burgers. Plus when you want to switch it up, the new owners now offer gyros, and you can watch them hand pour the gyro bread on the griddle!
Lesa says:
November 1st, 2010 at 4:43 pm
We haven eaten at bunny's twice now and both times we have gotten it to go and eaten in the car. We love the smell. lol We think these are the best onions burgers and are very filling.
sharon says:
January 14th, 2011 at 5:20 pm
I thought it was delicious. My husband and my son both love their burgers. So, I bought the deal and now I love them too!!
wimpy says:
January 15th, 2011 at 8:15 pm
I was in the area today and stopped in at the 50th & Meridian location although it was well past lunch, (2:30) the place was still busy and for good reason, the burgers are among the best you'll find anywhere.
A very energetic young lady, (Emily) took my order as well as everyone elses in a very friendly, efficient manner, the crew is eager to fill your order, so if you are pressed for time it won't be a problem here as they handle customers quickly, and always very friendly, also they have very good fries and onion rings which go great with an onion burger !
Craig H. says:
February 11th, 2011 at 9:46 am
I too went to Bunny's (to take advantage of the meal deal i purchaced) in the middle of January. i too found the burgers very good, the onion rings were ok, but like wimpy i found the service (Emily) outstanding, Energetic was an understatement.
By the time i left, i know she was a cheerleader at PCO (thats Putnam City the Original), she knew Xavier (Henry), she had worked there in High School and was back (hopefully for good) and by the time i left she was yelling my name across the restaurant asking questions. And through all of that the place was packed my glass was never dry and my lunch mate and i were very well served! GREAT JOB!
Andrea says:
February 15th, 2011 at 7:02 am
This has been my favorite onion burger place for a very long time. The original location is close to where I went to high school. Every once in a while we would take a little longer lunch break to eat there. My mom & dad both love this place & I have introduced it to my husband who now goes to the newest location regularly for lunch.
Sharon says:
February 15th, 2011 at 7:46 am
Had Bunny's on Friday for lunch. Delish as always.
Jason says:
March 16th, 2011 at 7:48 am
Had bunnys for lunch recently. Good onion burger, not the best. Need better fries. Hamburger meat seemed to be lacking some flavor. JMO. Dan's ol Time Diner on South Western is far better…
dom says:
February 14th, 2012 at 9:23 pm
This has always been a favorite, but recently, it seems, well, different. It seems they don't pile as many onions on, and like Jason said, the meat's not as flavorful as I remember. I haven't been to the 50th location in a long time, maybe I need to hit that one and see if it's the same story.


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Smoothie King first introduced the nutritional fresh-blended fruit smoothie more than 40 years ago when founder Steve Kuhnau began experimenting with mixing real fruit, nutrients and proteins in a blender at home. Soon enough, his concoctions began to have a positive impact on his health, which spawned the creation of the first Smoothie King in 1973.
By 1989, Smoothie King became the first franchised smoothie bar / health food store in the United States. Since then, the brand has expanded its reign to include a wide selection of healthy retail products, including sports beverages, energy bars, healthy snacks, vitamin supplements, herbs, minerals and other sports nutrition products.
In July 2012, Smoothie King co-founders Steve and Cindy Kuhnau sold controlling interest of the Louisiana-based company to SK USA, Inc., headed by CEO Wan Kim, a successful franchisee with more than 100 stores throughout South Korea.
Today, Smoothie King has more than 650 units worldwide operating in 33 U.S. states, South Korea, Singapore and the Cayman Islands.
Smoothie King is on track to become the most recognized smoothie concept in the world and is now seeking qualified candidates to drive the brand's growth.
Consumers today have an increasing desire to live a healthier, more active lifestyle. Smoothie King's wide variety of fresh-blended, healthy smoothies, juices, nutritional supplements and snacks meet that demand. This consumer demand is fueling Smoothie King's energized growth under new Global CEO Wan Kim with plans to add 1,000 new franchised and corporate locations across the United States over the next five years.
Smoothie King has extensive franchise opportunities available in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions, as well as Texas.
Smoothie King offers more than 40 smoothies with real fruit, all-natural juices and a functional mix of vitamins and nutrients to fit every need and lifestyle.
The brand's dedicated Research & Development team is constantly testing and introducing new product offerings to enhance the menu, drive business for franchisees and, ultimately, meet the evolving needs of today's health conscious consumer.
Smoothie King's flexible development concepts are perfect for a variety of real estate formats, from freestanding stores and drive-thrus, to airports, food courts, mall kiosks and even gyms.
Smoothie King's real estate professionals work closely with franchisees to assist them in finding and securing the most suitable location for each market. The site criteria is:
Smoothie King's experienced management team provides an unparalleled level of support from inquiry to opening to help franchisees succeed.
Franchisees receive comprehensive training in all aspects of owning and operating a Smoothie King, including a 12-day management-training program at the corporate training and test center in Metairie, La., and seven days of on-site training in their new store. The training also includes operational, marketing, nutritional and guest services classes, in addition to hands-on training behind the smoothie bar and on the sales floor.
Following the store opening, franchisees continue to receive ongoing support through in-store evaluations, business-training classes, seminars and workshops.
This web page does not constitute a franchise offering or an offer to sell a franchise. A franchise offering can be made by us only in a state if we are first registered, excluded, exempted or otherwise qualified to offer franchises in that state, and only if we provide you with an appropriate franchise disclosure document.
Smoothie King first introduced the nutritional fresh-blended fruit smoothie 40 years ago when founder Steve Kuhnau began experimenting with mixing real fruit, nutrients and proteins in a blender at home.
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