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Who: New York Jets vs. San Francisco 49ers
When: 1:00 p.m. EDT
Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
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Their Previous Meeting: The last time these two teams met, despite coming off a loss against Jay Cutler and the Denver Broncos, Favre, yes THE Brett Favre, and Company, at 8-4, still had a chance to contend for a playoff berth. Unfortunately, the Denver game served as a prelude to the Jets losing four of their final five games in the waning days of the Mangini era and the then lowly 4-8 49ers capitalized. Despite completing 65% of his passes, Favre struggled to find the end zone however, had no issue finding 49er cornerback Walt Harris on his lone interception of the day. The 49ers controlled much of the game taking an early 7-0 lead before the Jets tied on a 2 yard Brett Favre run. Frank Gore put the Niners ahead again on a four yard touchdown pass from Shaun Hill only for Jets running back Thomas Jones to answer with a 17 yard score. However, the Jets' offense would sputter thereafter while the 49ers scored on a Joe Nedney field goal and Hill threw his second touchdown pass of the day to Bryant Johnson. The Jets went on to lose the contest 24-14.
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Jets: LB Nick Bellore (Shoulder–Probable), FB John Conner (Knee–Questionable), CB Antonio Cromartie (Shoulder–Probable), DT Mike DeVito (Calf–Probable), WR Stephen Hill (Hamstring–Doubtful), T Austin Howard (Back–Probable), TE Dustin Keller (Hamstring–Questionable), S LaRon Landry (Heel–Probable), CB Ellis Lankster (Low back–Probable), C Nick Mangold (Wrist–Probable), G Brandon Moore (Hip–Probable), LB Calvin Pace (Achilles–Probable), NT Sione Po'uha (Low back–Probable), CB Darrelle Revis (Knee–Out), QB Mark Sanchez (Low back–Probable), LB Bart Scott (Toe–Questionable), G Matt Slauson (Knee–Probable), S Eric Smith (Hip/Knee–Probable), LB Bryan Thomas (Hamstring–Questionable), CB Isaiah Trufant (Ankle–Probable), and WR Patrick Turner (Hamstring–Questionable).
49ers: TE Vernon Davis (Back–Probable), WR Ted Ginn Jr. (Ankle–Questionable), RB Brandon Jacobs (Knee–Questionable), P Andy Lee (Hand–Probable), DT Isaac Sopoaga (Ankle/Knee–Questionable), and LB Patrick Willis (Ankle–Probable).
Jets: QB Greg McElroy, RB Jonathan Grimes, TE Dustin Keller, C Caleb Schlauderaff, NT Damon Harrison, and CB Darrelle Revis.
49ers: QB Scott Tolzien, WR A.J. Jenkins, RB LaMichael James, RB Brandon Jacobs, G Joe Looney, NT Issac Sopoaga, and S Trenton Robinson.
Game Captains: TE Konrad Reuland, WR Chaz Schilens, RB Joe McKnight, LB Josh Mauga, and K Nick Folk.
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The life of a Jets fan. Your franchise cornerback returns from injury only for you to lose him to a torn ACL. Without a doubt the loss of Revis is a tough blow for a defense that revolves around him and his abilities. But, there is little time to dwell on it as the Jets have to move forward and prepare with what they have in front of them, many of whom are unproven as far as a starting role is concerned. When comparing them to Revis, who we've realistically been spoiled with, the drop off might seem disturbing but in reality like every human cornerback in the league they have their flaws. Revis is not human and therefore it would unfair of us to heighten our expectations to Level Revis. The Jets will undoubtedly rely on their safety tandem of Landry and Bell now more so than ever before simply because they can with the upgrade in talent. They also need to start up front and apply pressure on Alex Smith. The Jets' D-Line has been struggling mightily in that department and would do well to get something, anything going today against the 49ers or we may be grimacing at both the offense AND defense.
Speaking of offense, or lack thereof, what immediately comes to mind is points are being left on the field, Ground and Pound is averaging less than 3 yards per carry, and Sanchez has struggled to connect with his receivers. To the point about Sanchez, he's made some questionable throws but his receivers haven't exactly done him wonders either with dropped passes, mistimed routes, wrong routes and letting press coverage blanket them. The absence of Dustin Keller has certainly, to a degree, thrown Sanchez off because of the rapport the two developed. Hill has been catch less the past two contests and is now sidelined with a hamstring injury while Santonio has seemingly been the only consistent contributor. Schilens is still a relatively unknown commodity while Gates looks like he could use additional reps on the practice squad. And then there's Patrick Turner who the Jets just re-signed to help with Hill out but he is listed as questionable with a hamstring injury. Keller's listed as questionable but hopefully he can return and provide some much needed help. At running back while Shonn Greene has yet to lose his starting job, the heat is growing. He's averaging a measly 2.8 YPC and while his backup Bilal Powell has shown the speed and vision the running desperately could use. What makes it worse for Greene anyway is that he'll be going against a clone of, or what WAS a clone of, the Jets defense and Powell could see more carries if he can find some holes. Technically we could still file Joe $ under this category but the team seems adamant about the switch to corner. Enter Jon Grimes. Grimes was an impressive force in the preseason who was left developing on their practice squad for a few weeks before the Jets snatched him up. If the Jets are serious about McKnight's change then activating two running backs on game day would be foolish given Greene's struggles and past injury issues. I wouldn't be surprised to see Grimes active.
There's no doubt this will be a tough task especially since the Niners have so many weapons while the Jets have a penchant for beating themselves by leaving points on the field and missing tackles. This will hopefully give us a positive idea of where the team is headed and how far they can go. Let the battle begin.
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Good pick I would've rather had Gabe Jackson but we needed a center
ahhh damn browns oh well, lets do it Tuitt!
im rooting for the kid from Nevada Joel Bitonio.. plays with a mean streak and bad intentions... can play guard and tackle
I'd love a Jace Amaro pick in round 2 right about now...
a lot of good value left. I wish we had more picks
"glut in the middle of the Giants' line, especially at guard, could keep the Giants away."
Having a whole lot of nothing (other than Schwartz) is not a glut in a good way.
Profootball focus ratings of the guys the Giants played last year that are still around:
Brandon Mosley .03 (only 59 snaps so basically a worthless stat)
Dallas Reynolds -4.7 (98 snaps - still yikes)
Chris Snee -6.4 on 188 snaps - does he have anything left?
James Brewer -9.3 on 406 snaps (yikes)
The Giants should draft an interior lineman in rounds 2 or 3.
I think that Reese will draft a guard in round 2. There is a lot of value at that position now. If someone who can pay right tackle in a pinch is there (like Kouandjio if he clears the health bar), all the better.
My only significant comment on talent left on the board is Lee. If he's there, can you pass on him? He has durability concerns and the Giants have 3 solid wideouts plus JJ and MM but his very explosive when healthy. Wideouts always seem to get hurt and having another weapon can't hurt.
I really like Andre Williams, I think getting him late would be a steal. I also like the tight end from TexasTech but my concern is the O-line and I think Reese would be wise to address that sooner than later and add a big TE later on.
I'd like to see the GIants get Niklas and Marcus Martin. I don't feel good about relying on JD Walton who hasn't played since 2012 as our #1 option at center. I'd love to have him pan out but it's too big of a risk. I'm hoping the Giants get the top available center.
My personal favorites for the second round would be Morgan Moses, Nikolas, or Keith gill.
A player I really hope the giants look at in use 4th or 5 th is L'damian Washington WR. He is 6"4 and ran a 4.3 I know we took a wideout already but this guy is big and very fast and could really develop into something. Even with beck ham we could still use the depth.
Plus his story is incredible this is a guy who is going to play with a chip and with heart. Watch is pro day video on grant land. This guy has made it through hell.
As much as I like Amaro, if he can't block there is no way he is a Giant. But the system will dictate that idea. Tuitt would be a grea pick and I thought that would be a steal early in the offseason. I don't see an OLineman. SJB would be a good oil in round 3. Interested to see how the Giants attack this round more so than the 1st.
I'm rooting for a Troy Niklas pick!
@manchu Giants picked? ESPN.com doesn't show that yet...
Bitonio is very solid....and is now off the board to the Browns.
My wish came true. Andre Williams is going to be one the better value picks of the whole draft.
Just need to grab a TE and I like this draft
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Sesame Oil Chicken (麻油鸡)
Recently, I am in love with sesame oil chicken (麻油鸡), a really homey and humble chicken dish that is both delicious and easy to make. It takes only a few ingredients to dish out sesame oil chicken, but the great taste complements steamed white rice so well that I can personally finish up a serving of this all by myself!
As mentioned, the ingredient list is quite simple: bone-in chicken (I prefer chicken drumstick), sesame oil, ginger, soy sauce, Shaoxing wine, and oyster sauce—everyday Asian ingredients that you will find in your pantry without running to the store! I especially love it that during the cooking process, the aroma of ginger and sesame oil fill up my kitchen, and that alone is enough to set my mouth watering. (In Malaysia, sesame oil chicken or pork is often served to new mothers, during the confinement month after birth. Chinese believe that ginger and sesame oil are "heaty" ingredients that help strengthen and nourish the body of new mothers and will speed up recovery after child birth.)
Just like any good Malaysian citizen, I serve this with a dollop of fresh sambal belacan. A satisfactory and everyday meal is really just all that—you need no fancy and expensive ingredients or tedious preparations. Check out my sesame oil chicken recipe below.
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I do happen to have some sesame oil at home..and was just wondering what to use it for. This chicken looks just wow!!!
Serve with sambal belacan?! Great idea!
oh my, that looks incredibly delicious..must try this one soon…thanks for sharing this recipe.
This does sound deliciously homey and comforting! I love sesame. Yum!
This is one of my fav dishes. I use drumsticks, too. I add alot of ginger in mine … love the smell and heat! Hmmm…I think it's time to make this again!!! Yummy!
I would like to try this but I'm confused about sesame oil.
Does this use the toasted sesame oil? I recently moved to Koreatown and have shopped at the various markets but am unable to tell the difference between the toasted and not toasted.
Can you shed some light? ( I know I should ask someone in these stores but haven't ) Any recommendations on specific brands?
Thank you for this recipe! I have fond memories of "mua yiew kwey" that's how we call it in Manila (we speak hokkien). my mom made it all the time and I completely forgot about this.
More power to you! My husband thinks I am a good cook – in truth, I just copy most of your recipes!!
If you are in Dubai, please, let me know, it would mean the world to me to have yum cha with you :)
This looks very nice. I even have the ingredients in my pantry. I think I could easily cook this on a weeknight.
This looks just like how my grandma makes it. She sometimes uses leftover cooked chicken to make this. You make it look so simple! And i agree – sambal makes everything better!
I feel a bit scary to imagine how many bowls of rice I can eat up with this saucy chicken, aaahhhh!!
I also fall to Kadoya Sesame Oil when in the US. This is also one homey dish I enjoy very much. Shall make this soon….you must eat more of this! :P just so good!
It sounds simply perfect. I'm a fan of toasted sesame oil.
Wonderful. I love the flavor of seasame and sesame oil.
This sounds very similar to a Chinese dish that is very popular in Taiwan.
Even though the name literally means "three cups chicken" it is just a guideline about using equal amounts of sesame oil, soy sauce, and rice wine to your taste.
hi, i made this last night and omg it was yum! i just used chicken thighs without the bones instead cos i have a lazy family haha!
It looks delicious and easy.Thanks for sharing.
I made it last night and it was delicious! Thanks for the recipe :)
OMG this is HOME dish!! The first dish I learned from my grandma when I was only 14, just because it's my favourite. My dad, thinking I know how to cook by then because of sesame chicken, told me to fry a plate of veg and I failed miserable.
Love to cook this dish tonight. Is it ok if i leave out the wain.
I'm making this recipe, but I don't have Chinese Rice Wine. Are there alternatives that are more common that I can use?
Really enjoy this dish – the bone in chicken I think adds to the flavour. One tip though …. when cutting up a chicken drumstick the bones can shatter however, cutting when it's still partially frozen should help.
I'm going to make this with boneless chicken, would you recommend that I use the "baking soda trick" for the chicken?
Whenever I cut up and cook a whole chicken, my daughter reserves the drumsticks and thigh parts while my eldest son goes for the chicken breast.
I only get to eat what's left – the bony parts and the chicken backside. Sigh! But I love those parts especially in curry or KFC.
I'm so making this tonight. However, my Mat Salleh hubs is not a fan of picking bones, so I'm afraid it'll have to be made with boneless thighs.
I shall demand for this dish everyday during my confinement period come spring. Bones and all.
I can only get roasted sesame oil in Cairo. The one you would top soups before eating them. So won't this oil burn if heated on high heat?
Great blog. Thanks for sharing.
just tried your sesame chicken recipe, it was really really good! taste came out exactly as I expected :D
I'm staying in Kuwait and want to try this dish as it's so mouth watering. But I can't get the shoaling wine or rice wine over here…can I substitute these ingredients? Thanks…
I've tried this recipe a few times. It tastes just like the way my grandma used to cook it. Simply delicious! Thks for sharing this recipe. I'll be posting it on my blog soon. :D
I love this dish, a silly question…is there a why to make it not so oily those?
Delicious and simple for a working women to prepare and makes me refresh back to my childhood taste.
Chinese wine? Any good wine would do?
I love you site and already tried the chicken cashew nut which tasted just like in our favorite Chinese restaurant.
We also have another favorite called Sesame chicken but it looks different than this one here. We could never figure out what the sauce is made of. My guess is oyster sauce, honey and soy sauce but I was wondering if you can help me. They usually sprinkle sesame on top of it.
Thank you!
when i cook sesame oil chicken, i would take out the ginger after i fried it and then add to the chicken just before serving. to me the chicken taste better that way, anyway diff people have different taste. can try if you wish to have a different taste.
I tried this yesterday, I add a little bit of chilli paid… It taste good.. Thanks Rasamalaysia!
I have been using this recipe as a good starter, with a few minor tweaks. Instead of oyster sauce, I drizzle a little kecap manis because my kids like a touch of sweetness. I also use Kadoya toasted sesame oil for a richer sesame taste. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Will it be alright if I don't have ShaoXing wine or any rice wine? Is there any alternative to this?
looks yummy. i'm into chinese these days. for muslims what can you suggest as the closest substitute to the wine? i can take rice wine vinegar though but not sure about the taste.
It looks great, but I have one question. Do you use sweet soysauce or salty? because im sure that would make a difference.
I'm really interested in the food.
Thank you…
Hi Rasa,
Ten thumbs up for putting up this website! You're a legend!
Cooked the sesame oil chicken following your recipe for dinner, it was very delicious. We had to fight for the last few pieces. Thumbs up!!!
Going to try more of your recipes.
Wow, this sounds delicious, I would like to try it! what do you mean by chicken drumsticks (chop into 3-4 pieces each, bone-in). Do you actually mean to chop the drumsticks? how?
BTW, I have your book and enjoy choosing a recipe every weekend :-D
Is this mua-yu? i dont know how to spell it out but recipe like this in my family is called mua-yu.


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This past Sunday was the opening game for the BAFL Premier. The race for the BritBowl started in Bristol and Farnham. I was invited to attend the London Blitz @ Bristol Aztecs game.
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Once the Blitz arrived in Bristol, players were in confidence mood and the coaching staff got to work on the preparation.
The Bristol team looked in the mood to rough the Blitz's up.
During, last year's game it started to rain in the third quarter and the Blitz were expecting the same for this year's game with a few clouds in the sky.
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FLASHBACK: The Band And Friends Perform 'The Last Waltz'
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Tonight marks 36 Thanksgivings ago (November 25th, 1976) that the Band played its most famous concert. Billed as The Last Waltz, the show at Winterland in San Francisco featured the group, along with an all-star guest list, in what became the farewell performance of the original quintet.
Among the friends on the bill that night were Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Ringo Starr, Ron Wood, Ronnie Hawkins, Dr. John, Muddy Waters, Neil Diamond, Emmylou Harris, Joni Mitchell, and the Staple Singers.
Shortly before his death in 1999, singer-bassist Rick Danko spoke about the Band's decision to break up: "It seemed that it was time to bring it in. Y'know, it seemed like it was time to have a kinda going-out-of-business sale. I didn't really believe that we were putting it away like that -- thought we'd maybe at least release a record a year, but we didn't."
Robbie Robertson also said that the intent of the show was not to break up the Band -- it was meant as a farewell to the road so the musicians could concentrate on recording projects: "What really happened was after The Last Waltz, people had some projects they'd been wanting to do for a while. Everybody was looking forward to the opportunity of just spreading their wings and experimenting in different areas. And everybody drifted off in these different directions, and what happened was -- 'cause that wasn't the idea -- what happened was everybody drifted off and never drifted back."
In 2002, remastered and expanded editions of The Last Waltz, overseen by Robertson, were released on CD, DVD, VHS, and as a theatrical film.
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User talk:Augur ./Info for lca2015 wiki
- 1 About this page
- 2 Stuff for wiki
- 2.1 Customs + Biosecurity
- 2.2 Consulates + High commission + related stuff
- 2.3 Supermarkets
- 2.4 Speciality foods
- 2.5 Cheese
- 2.6 Bakeries in town
- 2.7 Best pies
- 2.8 Cake shops
- 2.9 Markets
- 2.10 Pharmacies:
- 2.11 Doctors
- 2.12 Free wifi
- 2.13 Marine reserves near Auckland
- 2.14 Recreation/games
- 2.15 Free stuff
- 2.16 Free + for kids
- 2.17 What / Where is this
About this page
Lin Nah will be leaving you info + links here for putting up on the wiki. Yes it is as opposed to doing it myself. Some of them require organising, wording etc. Mostly info + links I already have and so it is a copy + paste without prettying it up. Some will be links to where to find the info. Lin Nah (talk) 22:49, 14 December 2014 (AEDT)
Stuff for wiki
Assortment of content I'm chucking on this page. Hopefully someone can take some time to put it in the righ tpages etc.
Some stuff todo here in the r/auckland FAQ http://www.reddit.com/r/auckland/wiki/index and r/nz faq http://www.reddit.com/r/newzealand/comments/1exkfs/faq_tourism_visiting_new_zealand/
Maps: either Open streetmap or google map If someone is creating them
Customs + Biosecurity
- Read carefully. Includes having to clean your shoes, sporting, camping, hunting, fishing, diving and recreational gear.
Items to declare
- Quarantine procedures http://www.customs.govt.nz/inprivate/onyourarrival/quarantine/Pages/default.aspx
- Items to declare: http://mpi.govt.nz/travel-and-recreation/arriving-in-new-zealand/items-to-declare/
- Prohibited imports http://www.customs.govt.nz/features/prohibited/imports/Pages/default.aspx?q=8&s=8
- Prohibited exports http://www.customs.govt.nz/features/prohibited/exports/Pages/default.aspx
- NZ Customs Service's FAQ http://www.customs.govt.nz/questions/Pages/default.aspx?q=65&s=65
- Prescription Medication
If you have prescription medication you need to bring with you, you ned to declare it in your passenger arrival card and do the following:
http://www.customs.govt.nz/questions/Pages/default.aspx?q=65&s=65 Source: http://www.customs.govt.nz/features/prohibited/imports/Pages/default.aspx?q=8&s=8 <quote> Personal imports (accompanying a traveller)
If you arrive in New Zealand carrying prescription medicine on your person or in your luggage you may only bring it in if you:
* Declare the medicine on your Passenger Arrival Card. * Have a copy of the medicine's prescription or a letter from your doctor stating that you are being treated with the medicine. * Have the medicine in its original pharmacy container, with your name on the label, and strength and dosage details clearly stated. * Have no more than three months supply (oral contraceptives, where a six month supply is permitted, are the exception).
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Travelling Overseas with PBS medicine
- Australian High Commission
- Webpage http://www.newzealand.embassy.gov.au/wltn/home.html
- Contact details for for Aust Consulate General in Auckland http://www.australia.org.nz/wltn/media.html
- Travel Advice for NZ http://smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/New_Zealand
- US Embassy in NZ
- Web page http://newzealand.usembassy.gov/
- Consulate Auckland http://newzealand.usembassy.gov/american_citizen.html
- Where to find representatives of other countries
- http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Embassies/2-Foreign-representatives-to-NZ/Diplomatic-and-Consular-List.php
- Note some may just list the embassy or office in Wellington but if you check out that web address, they may or may not list an Auckland rept.
Countdown Quay St is open 24 hrs But no alcohol overnight. Alcohol can only be sold between 7am and 11pm. Not allowed between 11pm and 7am.
- Countdown metro on Victoria St W (opposite elliot st) is probably the closest.
Countdown Auckland Metro. 19-25 Victoria Street W, Auckland CBD. Ph (09) 255 2428 Fax (09) 255 9800 Opening Hours: Mon - Sun : 7am-10pm https://plus.google.com/107954093614494144047/about?hl=en&gl=nz
- New World on 125 Queen St (opposite Shortland St in the former BNZ food court)
8am - 10am https://plus.google.com/114810846568722205399/about?hl=en&gl=nz
Both Countdown + new world is smaller than the countdown in Quay St + New World at Victoria Park.
- they all have stuff for gluten free, egg free, dairy free, vegetarian diets (eg gluten free breads etc). They also have butchery, bread, deli, etc. just the smaller ones have not as big range.
Countdown website http://www.countdown.co.nz/ (There's an online store. some allow you to buy online + pickup or deliver)
Countdown Auckland City. 76 Quay Street, Auckland City. Phone: (09) 275 2567 Fax: (09) 377 7833 Opening Hours Mon - Sun, 24 hours https://plus.google.com/107318942159026452985/about?hl=en&gl=nz
New World Victoria Park 7am - midnight https://plus.google.com/100888503898727682566/about?hl=en&gl=nz
Lim Chhour (sp) asian supermarket on 184 K'Rd (behind k'rd foodcourt) and Tai Ping Beach Rd are 2 closest asian supermarkets to the venue.
Japanese Mart at Wyndham St http://japanmart.co.nz/contact/
Speciality foods
SUpermarkets do have a lot of the organic, dairy free, gluten free(incl bread + pasta), sugarfree , and food for special diets. However there's other shops too. Eg if the bread/pasta/biscuits isn't in the bread/pasta section, check for the supermarket's speciality section or ask staff.
Gluten Free in NZ
List of Gluten free products in NZ http://jimmyboswell.com/foodblog/everyday-gluten-free-products-in-new-zealand/ http://www.coeliac.org.nz/eating_gluten_free GF Manufacturers http://coeliacconz.joidesign.com/manufacturer
(there used to be a manufacturer's database but link I have for it isn't working atm)
Gluten free beer http://www.vegetarian.org.nz/content/shops-and-products/wines-and-beer/
Good selection at supermarket. Those that won awards usually have a label.
- Cheese Award winners listed here http://www.nzsca.org.nz/cheese-awards/
- 2014 cheese awards winners http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU1403/S00116/dutch-trio-sweep-nz-cheese-awards.htm
- Kapiti Cheese + Icecream shop
19 Shortland St, Auckland CBD https://www.kapiticollection.co.nz/ http://thefoodpornographer.com/2013/05/the-kapiti-store-auckland/
- La Cigale market - there's some french cheeses sold there.
Bakeries in town
- Pandoro (queen st) 75 queen st http://www.pandoro.co.nz/Retail+Stores/Auckland/Queen+Street.html pdf of order form http://www.pandoro.co.nz/site/pandoro/PreOrder%20Autumn%2014Mar%202013.pdf
- Cheap bakery at Atrium on Elliot food court
- Paneton by Victoria Park http://www.panetonbakery.co.nz/
Unit 1, 21 Halsey Street Freemans Bay 1010, New Zealand +64 9-309 5338 https://plus.google.com/105757249149019169544/about?hl=en&gl=nz
- Supermarkets have bakery section
Best pies
Prob good for ppl going on the roadtrip and wish to have pies along the way http://www.nzbakels.co.nz/pie_awards_2014.cfm
Cake shops
Whole cakes, don't need to order
- Pandoro. http://www.pandoro.co.nz/Retail+Stores/Auckland/Queen+Street.html Have whole cakes + by the slice. pdf of order form gives you an idea of what ackes are avail http://www.pandoro.co.nz/site/pandoro/PreOrder%20Autumn%2014Mar%202013.pdf
- Gateau House, http://www.gateauhouse.com/
18 High Street or 328 Queen St. opposite Carls Junior. http://www.gateauhouse.com/contact lists address, phone numbers + hours Lovely choc mousse cakes, chiffon cakes. whole cake, also by slices. Website has pics + range
- La Couronne: 5C Lorne St. CBD> http://lacouronne.co.nz/ https://www.facebook.com/Lacouronnecakeboutique has pics 8)
- Vaniye (Parnell). French cake shop in Parnell http://www.vaniye.com/
- FB + twitter has pics to drool over. FB https://www.facebook.com/Vaniye Twitter https://twitter.com/Vaniye
- google+ page https://plus.google.com/+PatisserieVANIYEAuckland/?hl=en
I like markets as they are a good place to find the best NZ local produce (especially the farmers markets). "Farmers market" in nz means things they sell has to be made/grown within a certain radius of the market's location. They tend to be organic or spray free too. Authenticity http://www.marketground.co.nz/fmnz/35275/
- Britomart Farmers market on Saturday 8am - 12:30pm http://www.britomart.org/city-farmers-market google+ https://plus.google.com/102403961790008849161/about?gl=nz&hl=en
- Parnell Farmers market - behind the jubilee building on Sundays 8am - noon http://www.parnell.org.nz/Parnell-Trust-Farmers-Market-Auckland.htm google+ https://plus.google.com/+ParnellFarmersMarketAuckland/?hl=en
- La Cigale French Market in Parnell. on Sat + sundays St Georges Bay Rd. Can walk from carlaw park accommodations. Doesn't comply with "farmers market" rules. La Cigale (the shop which started the market) has imported french cheeses and wines as well as other kitchenware. However there's many stalls there that would comply within the NZ farmers market regulations.
Very very good market. There's a glutenfree sausage stall there too.
When: every Saturday from 8am to 1.30pm and Sunday from 9am to 1.30pm. Web http://www.lacigale.co.nz/french-market/ google+ https://plus.google.com/101268803893335286964/about?hl=en&gl=nz FB https://www.facebook.com/lacigalemarkets
- Friday night market at Wynyard quarter
- Farmers market web page http://www.farmersmarkets.org.nz/
Further afield (for travellers) the Matakana market on Sat morning is worth visiting if you're on the way to visit the marine reserve at Leigh.
- Wellington City Market- there's a foodies market on sunday
FB https://www.facebook.com/WellingtonCityMarket + Twitter https://twitter.com/thecitymarket
This pharmacy is in the same bldg as Countdown. It is open 9am - 9pm 7 days a week (unlike the one at uni which closes around 5pm.
Quay St Pharmacy
Countdown Building
76 Quay Street Auckland Central
Phone +64(9) 280 6197 Fax +64(9) 374 4577 Email: email@example.com
Store Hours Open 7 days 9 am to 9 pm
Campus pharmacy https://plus.google.com/105334622712358473382/about?gl=nz&hl=en http://www.yelp.co.nz/biz/campus-pharmacy-auckland
The Campus Pharmacy sells cosmetics, general medicines, toiletries, sports products, stamps, and phone cards. It also processes film and is an agent for NZ Post.
Ground floor, Kate Edger Information Commons City Campus
Phone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 87935 from https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/about/the-university/how-university-works/campuses-locations-transport/facilities-amenities.html
http://www.quaymed.co.nz/ lists their fees as $80 http://www.quaymed.co.nz/practice-hours/patient-fees They are close (by the old railway station on Beach Rd)
http://www.citymed.co.nz/ I rang to ask $85 for tourists (Same as the casual + not enrolled NZer + NZ PR)
http://www.thefono.org/services-fees/fees/ (by St Patricks Square)
Note: Casual + not enrolled applies to any person going to a GP that isn't their normal GP. So applies to ppl who travel from out of town.
Free wifi
- Auckland City Free wifi service. The service is free to all users for 30 minutes per day, per device. Details http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/EN/parksfacilities/wifi/Pages/home.aspx
- Auckland City libraries have free wifi http://www.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/EN/services/computerservices/wifi/Pages/wifi.aspx
- MacDonalds have free wifi.
Marine reserves near Auckland
Leigh + Cathedral cove
- Paintball
- 10 pin bowling
both at sky city entertainment centre on queen st.
- Swimming - Tepid baths and Parnell Baths. IIRC Both have casual rates and gym too.
Both are auckland city facilities but when I called to check, was told they allow anyone to use. not just auckland city residents.
- Tepid Baths. web https://aucklandleisure.co.nz/locations/central/tepid-baths/
address 100 Customs St W. Prices https://aucklandleisure.co.nz/membership-and-prices/#TB Casual price for gym is $20.70 pp. (not sure if it is per day or per session - ask)
This one is an outdoor pool and you see auckland harbour.
- Gym
- Tepid + Parnell Baths have gym.
- University of Auckland Recreation centre has casual workout rate for non students at $20
- Waterfront Bike Hire http://www.queens-wharf.co.nz/queens-wharf/things-to-do/things-to-do-details-page/?ID=97
- jogging - check email I sent to chat list on jogging
- Walking + Tramping tracks in Auckland http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/EN/parksfacilities/walkingtracks/Pages/home.aspx
- Fergs kayak
Free stuff
Free outdoor movie on Fri night
Silo Cinema is on Friday nights from 9pm Check Rating on show for suitability for kids.
- 9 Jan Crocodile Dundee http://www.silopark.co.nz/silo-park/whats-on-listing/crocodile-dundee/
- 16 Jan The Dark Horse http://www.silopark.co.nz/silo-park/whats-on-listing/the-dark-horse/
Heritage walks
- Auckland Domain 2 hr self guided walk with podcast
http://www.parnell.org.nz/Parnell-Trust-Heritage-Walks-podcasts-DOMAIN.htm If you look towards the bottom of the page above you'll find links to other walks in the domain Auckland Museum: Pukekawa - The Domain Volcano Walk Auckland Museum: Auckland Domain Sculpture Walk Auckland Museum: Domain Heritage Walk
- Grafton Heritage Walk 1.5hr self guided walk with podcast
- Grafton Bridge http://www.ipenz.org.nz/heritage/itemdetail.cfm?itemid=135
http://www.heritage.org.nz/the-list/details/16 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grafton_Bridge http://kroad.com/heritage/grafton-bridge/
- History + map of Symonds St Cemetary
Free + for kids
- Wynyard quarter - playground + wind tree + water
Kids like to walk/sit in the water the windtree is in http://www.northwharf.co.nz/north-wharf/things-to-do/things-to-do-details-page/?ID=8 There's aplayground next to it http://www.northwharf.co.nz/north-wharf/things-to-do/things-to-do-details-page/?ID=31
As you walk from there towards town you'll find crates that are for seats but kids like to climb up + down them. also some stainless steel funnels http://www.northwharf.co.nz/north-wharf/things-to-do/things-to-do-details-page/?ID=7
There's a pedestrian bridge between Wynyard Quarter + Viaduct. If you stick around long enough you'll see the bridge lift up to open for boats to sail under. bridge btn viaduct + wynyard quarter http://www.waterfrontauckland.co.nz/waterfront-auckland/pages/newspage/?ID=18 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wynyard_Crossing
- Auckland Domain
Duck pond w ducks. Sensory garden http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/en/parksfacilities/premierparks/pages/aucklanddomain.aspx http://gardenclubofpei.blogspot.co.nz/2013/12/gardens-of-world-auckland-domain-new.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Domain
What / Where is this
K Rd = Karangahape Rd


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Easy Hommade Chicken Stock
Making soup tonight? This time how about using a chicken stock instead of a chicken broth? Chicken stock is chicken broths older brother and is more full bodied and has more flavour! A chicken broth is made by simmering a chicken in water along with some vegetables, herbs and spices whereas a chicken stock is made by simmering chicken carcasses in water along with the same ingredients. The bones provide a ton of extra flavour and chicken stock is perfect for a tasty chicken noodle soup where a strong chicken flavour is required! Just like chicken broth, chicken stock is super easy to make, requiring only a few minutes of active time and the rest is just unattended simmering. Making your own chicken stock is a great way to get further use from your chickens so save the carcass from your roast chicken dinner in the freezer for the next chicken stock!
Chicken Stock
Easy homemade chicken stock that is healthy, full of flavour and perfect for any soup!
Servings: makes 6-8 cups
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 2 hours
Total Time: 2 hours 5 minutes
Printable Recipe
- 1-3 chicken carcasses
- 1 onion, coarsely chopped
- 2 carrots, coarsely chopped
- 2 stalks celery, coarsely chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, smashed
- 6 sprigs parsley
- 1 sprig thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon black peppercorns
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 (2-inch) piece parmesan cheese rind (optional)
- water
- Place everything in a large stock pot, cover with 4 inches of water, bring to a boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 2 hours.
- Strain the solids from the stock and discard them.
- Optionally, let the stock cool in the fridge over night and skim off any fat before using.
Tip: Save any leftover celery and carrot ends, herbs and parmesan rinds in the freezer for the next time that you make stock.
Tip: Chicken stock freezes well so you don't have to use it all when you make it.
Tip: Save chicken carcasses chicken in the freezer for the next time that you make stock.
Use in:
Chicken Noodle Soup
Pumpkin Chorizo and Black Bean Soup
Creamy Roasted Red Pepper and Cauliflower Soup with Goat Cheese
Quinoa White Chicken Chili
Shrimp Wonton Soup
Quick and Easy Chinese Hot and Sour Soup
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Thread: the top 5 writers currently
June 4th, 2012, 10:58 PM #16
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June 5th, 2012, 12:48 AM #17
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I like posts like this as it gives me new authors to check out. I am sure to draw wrath but John Scalzi is no where near the top 5 in my list. I enjoyed Old Man's War and the first sequel greatly but I really do not see him as writing anything original (science fiction wise) in quite some time. Redshirts just came out and from what I can tell it is a comedy set in a faux Star Trek universe. I might be a fun read but hardly original (other than the comedy stab at Star Trek) and not top drawer sci-fi in my book.
As for my list,
Alastair Reynolds
Peter Hamilton
Robert Sawyer
Iain Banks
Neal Asher
June 5th, 2012, 10:06 AM #18
Where would one start with Jack McDevitt? Never read him, but on the look out for new books and authors.
June 5th, 2012, 10:50 AM #19
Where would one start with Jack McDevitt?
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Engines of God makes sense. Or Polaris.
June 5th, 2012, 11:42 AM #20
My favorites right now that I go to time and time again:
Stephen Baxter
Jack McDevitt
John Scalzi
June 6th, 2012, 11:25 AM #21
For my part I haven't read quite a few on the lists from others - mainly because they are known as being space opera writers and that's just not my thing, especially when they are the size of Hamilton's usual offerings!
I'd say:
Adam Roberts
Christopher Priest
Connie Willis
Charles Stross (maybe)
Kim Stanley Robinson
June 6th, 2012, 02:26 PM #22
'Currently' can have different context for people. Currently for me means authors who have actively published works within the last several years.
My list
Neal Stephenson
Charles Stross
Hugh Howey
Daniel Suarez
John Barnes
June 7th, 2012, 07:14 AM #23
Gwyneth Jones
Kim Stanley Robinson
Al Reynolds
Justina Robson
M John Harrison
I'd have included Paul Park or Mary Gentle, but their last books were fantasy.
June 7th, 2012, 06:09 PM #24
My favorite of the current SF writers:
Paolo Bacigalupi
Tobias Buckell
Warren Hammond
Kameron Hurley
Christopher Priest
I'll give honorable mentions (is that cheating?) to Lauren Beukes, Peadar O'Guilin, and Scott Westerfeld. Also, Scalzi used to rate higher for me, though less so these days.
Also haven't read KSR in years so his place might change after I get to 2312.
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June 7th, 2012, 07:58 PM #25
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June 10th, 2012, 10:53 PM #26
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Wow with so many different authors on so many lists it all just makes me realize how much I still haven't read. How can I possibly come up with a top five? Even as contemporary writers? I've yet to read China Melville, Iain Banks or Alstair Reynolds yet they come up time and again. I intend to try them all out but at this point can't render a fair opinion.
June 10th, 2012, 11:27 PM #27
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With newer writers, I cannot see how anyone without at least 5 novels could be considered here...
Other names I did not see mentioned so far but I would happily add on an extended list are Gary Gibson, Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Gwyneth Jones, Mary Gentle
June 11th, 2012, 04:13 AM #28
June 11th, 2012, 07:39 AM #29
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Chris Moriarty has essentially written two novels which I greatly enjoyed at the time, especially her debut Spin State (saw some YA from her I think but that does not count); a new Spin book will be soon out and I am curious to see how it will read so i will pick it up asap
John Meaney -almost mentioned him as his original Nulapeiron trilogy, especially Paradox, is one of my big favorites, but his fantasy was meh ( and his knife fighter books under pseudonym of no interest) and the new Ragnarok trilogy is so-so to date - actually I read only Absorption and while I bought Transmission on publication and started it with plans to finish it at some point, still have not done yet...
Michael Cobley - thought his sf trilogy went from so-so (interesting ideas, but very muddled) to pretty bad in the second volume and have no intention to pick up 3rd, while Kameron Hurley's prose sadly just did not work out for me
Edit: and back on topic, another writer whom I would have to include in any top 5-10 for the 90's but who has not written that much recently is William Barton whose 90's dark sf is as good as it gets; I did an overview of his novels on FBC a while ago; years ago before ebooks I remember hunting older Asimov's on eBay just to read his scattered stories, but now of course he put out almost all his work in e form so it's easy to find
Last edited by suciul; June 11th, 2012 at 07:51 AM.
June 11th, 2012, 08:01 AM #30
I'm waiting for the UK edition of Black Opera so have yet to read it; but point taken. I've only read Moriarty's first novel, but I'd like to get hold of the second book; and I've only read Meaney's debut, which was meh, but had heard good things about his Nulapeiron books. I've yet to read the third of Cobley's trilogy, though I do think they're fun if a little over-full. Gibson's Shoal Sequence has the edge on it. I'm a big fan of the two Hurley books, and I'm looking forward to the third later this year.
I was a huge fan of Barton's fiction, and bought each one of his books as soon as it was published - including the collaborations with Michael Capobianco. I even hunted out his early works and the chapbook published by a small press. It's a shame his career imploded around the turn of the century. I've not kept up with his short fiction since - he's mostly published in Asimov's, which I don't buy. The fact that he's now republishing lots of his stuff for the Kindle is one of the reasons I'm seriously considering buying a Kindle.


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This man is becoming a joke... The more he writes the more he makes it obvious...
Seriously, in a more just world, such a worthless man and professional wouldn't have made all that money... Such a waste...
Still you're right. No point in bickering. I will be surprised if they ever get a working model so now it's only pointless conjecture.
This man is becoming a joke... The more he writes the more he makes it obvious...
Seriously, in a more just world, such a worthless man and professional wouldn't have made all that money... Such a waste...
So I wouldn't listen to a word he says, really.
on the other hand nvidia/imagination can shape mir in any way they want[avoiding any form of code release] which is just not possible with wayland since it require copyleft and drivers must be more integrated inside the kernel, i can even predict that ubuntu will include some ripoff or uper layer to PRIME that allow nvidia to access it within mir as closed source as humaly possible
OK, we have heard these points a few times. What I still haven't heard about is what happens when a big, popular piece of software like Steam (or even graphic drivers...) comes along and aims their software for Ubuntu (and therefore Mir). Are all of us who don't use it going to be left out? Please, Shuttleworth, answer me that, then I can be completely happy that Mir is being created. Until then, I feel like Canonical's market share is going to screw the none-Ubuntu Linux community as opposed to bringing Linux to the forefront of technology. That is, unless all distros jump to Mir, which could happen, although Shuttleworth seems to think Canonical have already 'contributed' a great desktop environment to the community (Try installing Unity on Arch Mark, tell me how that goes... Go on, try it) So if Mir is similar... I'm worried.He had another Google+ post this morning with more Mir talk. In short he says that Mir doesn't break anything that works now since non-Unity desktops can still use an X.Org Server, a root-less X.Org Server will be available to run X11 applications on Mir (just like XWayland on Wayland), and that no applications/desktops are yet to be Wayland-specific for causing potential problems with Mir
in fact i think both wayland and mir will exist
1.) wayland will be the better choice to work with the FOSS and 99% of distros but problematic with blobs. especially nVidia
2.) mir most likely will stay years behind wayland[at performance/stability] but will be supported by blobs in ubuntu/unity[i doubt anyone else choose it afterwards]
so you want blobs ubuntu/unity want FOSS any other distro with Wayland, so after a while we will have scripts that will install mir/blobs or wayland/mesa, pretty much like today with blobs and X11
all this assuming they can pull it off in the next decade with that rockstar team of developers with so many centuries of experience in drivers and low level graphic core understanding
Also, what "new opportunities" are you talking about? Had Mir not come along, do you really believe Nvidia and AMD would have never ported their proprietary drivers to Wayland?
You take for granted:
1) That NVIDIA and AMD blobs will support Mir and not Wayland
2) That Mir will be completed in time
3) That FOSS drivers won't improve within this time frame in relation to the blobs
The way i am seeing things, by the time both of these projects are ready for production use and toolkit/application support is in place, FOSS drivers may have reached a point where blobs will be reduntant... Especially since the APU will conquer the PC world. Shaders will be scheduled on hardware, memory controller unified, hardware context switching, possible faster ram etc... Too many optimisations will be unnecessery after these developments...


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THE REDDITCH United Schools Cup is back in the hands of Walkwood Middle School after a thrilling final at the home of the Reds on Monday night.
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St Bede's showed great character in refusing to give up the cup easily as they pushed forward again and Josh Rust slotted home coolly to make it 3-2 and set up an exciting finish with end to end action.
St Bede's keeper Ben Johnson saved in a goalmouth scramble at one end before a St Bede's corner was headed over at the other, but Walkwood held on to regain the trophy.
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Watch Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 8pm | Take the dive of a lifetime, to a tiny outpost 300 miles off the coast of Central America — Shark Mountain.Read More