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Chez Luciano's: Can't Go Wrong with Pizza in Moorea!
Although this is one of the last restaurants that we went to while we are on Moorea, I wrote this tip first because when you visit you will notice just how many pizza restaurants there are. It seems to be the national food of Moorea! Although we did not try all of the Pizza places, we did stop in at Chez Luciano for a great piece of Pizza Pie!
While by most accounts I would call this pizza average at best, the staff at Chez Luciano makes you feel very welcome, including the chef himself making dead cat noises and wearing crazy masks while scaring local video renters!
Favorite Dish: The bleu cheese pizza was excellent, as was the ham and cheese pizza.
Te Honu Iti or "Chez Rodger": The Restaurant with Two Names!
As we sat in the lobby of our hotel room waiting for "pickup" which you will learn is the key to dining in Moorea, another couple which we had transported with a night before was sitting there waiting for their ride. We conversed again, and they mentioned going to Chez Rodger, the place named "Best on the Island" by many people. I replied... well I think we are going to Te Honu Iti, which I am pretty sure is well documented as "Best on the Island"... so we will have to compare notes! Sure enough when the restaurant van pulled up, we jumped in as he said Te Honu Iti, yet he was waiting for another couple... after 2 minutes of waiting, he called out "Anyone for Chez Rodger"? We all had a chuckle.
When you arrive at the restaurant, the first thing you want to do is ask for a bay view. The restaurant overlooks Cook's Bay, so go around sunset for a stunning early dinner. If you are not an early eater, make sure you show up around 7:30 then, when the scraps for the tables are sent out to the large stingrays hanging out just outside the window!
Favorite Dish: I had the veal chop which was delicious and pictured here below. The Bernaise sauce that came with it may have been one of the best sauces I have had, and I am a very saucy kind of guy!
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Le Mahogany: Best Dish in a Moorean Restaurant!
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As many of you know, I go 6'3 and 300 lbs, so I know good food when I taste it. I also enjoy a good bit of spice, as I see no point in eating bland food. I know what good food is!
If you are a true "foodie" skip over everything else on the menu at Le Mahogany and go straight for the curried shrimp here. It truly is the best meal I had on the island, bar none. It had just enough curry to leave your mouth salivating, but just enough coconut to keep you coming back for more.
The service was a tad slow, and the staff was not as friendly as other places we ate, but I would sacrifice that all again to have more curried shrimp here!
Hilton Moorea creperie: Dinner with a shark show
This creperie is located at the Hilton, at the bar nestled in the overwater bungalows. At 6 the bar turns into a creperie, with both sweet and savory crepes. We had dinner here one night and really enjoyed the crepes. And for Tahiti, they are reasonably priced!
When it gets dark, reef tipped sharks come and swim under the bar. The Hilton has lit up the piers under the deck and you can get quite a good view of the sharks!
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Chez Jean-Pierre: Cantonese with a view!
This restaurant is located on Cook's Bay, and has great views of the bay. We ate here for lunch - it's a very simple place, serving Cantonese food and poisson cru. The food was good and the prices were reasonable. We sat in the back of the restaurant, towards the bay, right by the big open door looking out onto the bay.
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Snack Rotui: An inexpensive lunch alternative
This snack shop is located on scenic Cook's Bay. They offer panini's, Chinese plate lunches, shrimp, eggrolls - quite an eclectic mix! The views are great and the food is pretty good, and at a great price (for Tahiti)! They have picnic tables set up, or you can get it to go. No beer sold here, and the opening hours are very flexible! Just stop in when you see it's open!!
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Kaveka: Fun lunch stop
This restaurant, located in the Hotel Kaveka, is a casual spot with a great view of Cook's Bay. We ate there twice for lunch, because of the great mahi-mahi burgers - rumored to be the best on the island! Very pleasant place to get out of the sun and while away an hour or two!
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Te Honu Iti (Chez Roger): Upscale dining experience!
This was our favorite restaurant on the island. The service was outstanding; our server was very French and very warm, with a great sense of humor. I had the steak topped with foie gras - amazing! Our bottle of wine was also very good, and not as expensive as at some other stops.
We ate here on our anniversary, and were not disappointed - they made us feel very special!
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Hotel Kaveka: Hotel Kaveka
We talked to some new friends we met who seemed to rave about this restaurant, They said its on the pier. One of the only piers they have out here. They said the food was excellent and inexpensive. It sounded nice so we booked it through our hotel activity desk. The restaurant sends a shuttle out to get us and takes us to the restaurant.
Turns out this is a hotel, restaurant, bar. Its not fancy at all but nice. Also quite a few locals here. Its casual attire and the food was not as pricey as everywhere else. The restaurant is not on the pier but they is a pier that is right next to the restaurant.
Favorite Dish: The food here is French Chinese Tahitain cuisine. The food was not great but it was good. I got the sweet and sour pork which I dont recommend. Rob got some fish which he thought was very good. Our friends also loved their meal. It was great to get out of our hotel and go somewhere new. After dinner we walked off our food along the pier and the restaurant drove us back to our hotel.
When we came there wasnt any entertainment but I found out that on Tuesday friday, and Saturday nights they have live traditional band.
Te Honu Iti: Te Honu Iti
One of the things that i didnt know about until we were ata the hotel for a couple of days was that local restaurants will pick you up from your hotel for free and take you to their restaurant and bring you back when you are done eatting. I thought this was great because there arent any taxi's on the island or buses and unless you rent a car you will be stuck at the hotel for all your meals. The island is small but walking around at night is discouraged and the nearest restaurants can be quite a walk.
So we met some friends at the pool and they saud that they made reservations for this place and that the shuttle picks us up and at 8pm they feed the sting rays or manta rays or whatever they are.
We made reservations too and it was great.
Favorite Dish: I had a steak medallion with wine sauce and potatoes with veggies. It was so delicious. It was by far the best food I had on the island and it was cheaper than eatting at the hotel. Rob had some sort of sea food. I think it was Mahi Mahi and he loved it. At 8pm someone walked down the staires and started feed the rays and the fish right there.
The restaurant is in Cooks Bay right on the water. It was very romantic, quiet, the service was good, and the food was excellent.
Aito Restaurant: Eat on the Beach
Aito is a very good restaurant that also just happened to be within walking distance of our hotel (Hilton Moorea). Its unique because they have a variety of different seating options including right on the beach. We didn't try it, but they also have a bouillabaisse that is supposed to be very good (order 24 hours in advance).
Favorite Dish: I had a mako steak with garlic and butter sauce. It was very good, cooked just right with a great flavor.
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Honu Iti: Dinner And A Show!!!!
My wife and I went here one night to avoid the luau that was being held at our resort (we're not anti-social, its just that it was our first day there and we'd spent many an hour on planes and in airports).
The restaurant itself is situated directly on the bay, which led to the 'show' aspect of the title I gave this tip... there were about 7 sting rays that apparently come by the restaurant every night for dinner, so we got a show to go with our meal.
The chef is a sous chef, direct from France (a few years back), and the food was very well prepared.
Favorite Dish: I had the rack of lamb (probably the best I've had) and my wife had the filet (very good but not cooked to her liking- she likes everything crisp to the point of being 'charcoal-like')
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Alfredo's: Unpleasant experience
I had some unpleasant experience at Alfredo's during my honeymoon trip.
I happened to be careless enough to forget my wallet in the restaurant after paying my bill. When I realized this after returning to hotel, I called the restaurant and was told that they did find it on my table and would send it to me immediately. They did send it back very soon, for which I have to thank them. However, after examining my wallet, I felt kind of being cheated - they took part of my money away and played tricks to pretend they didn't:
I had 6 $100 bills in my wallet, they took 1, and put the bills back as if they never touched it; I had three 10000XFP bills, one 5000XFP bills and several 1000XFP bills, they took the 5000XFP one, and put the bills back as if they never touched it.
It's subtle, isn't it? Had I not examined money in my wallet, probably I would never notice this.
Alfredo's, I don't know if it was the first time you did this - coz you were so skillful. I would never return to this dishonest restaurant.
Rudy's Fine Steaks & Seafood: Luck is so important in dining...
Picked this place for dinner the last day on Moorea purely by proximity to where we were staying. It is recently opened (we were there November 2007). Service was wonderful and the food even better. Best fish I've ever had anywhere. Small place that probably seats 50.
Favorite Dish: I don't even like fish and I had the day's special, crab-stuffed parrot fish. It was sublime.
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In the small supermarket of Le Petit Village, you will find fresh sandwiches (the one with turkey was very tasty !).
A cheap alternative to the expensive restaurants of the area.
We also bought a couple of juice cans to drink with it. Mango juice really was my favourite !
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I keep hearing steroid era is devaluing stats in baseball but i dont think thats the sole reason. I have noticed something thats contributing as well, a lot of the new parks are really small. Is there any way you guys could maybe do a quick break down on size of parks now and say 30 years ago?
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And when you come to SF, bring Tiffany with you.
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ATLANTA The 9-year-old patient sits still, munching on popcorn and sipping grape juice while he gets an ultrasound of his heart.
Every so often, he wiggles free long enough to swing from the ceiling or stick out his tongue before resuming a statue-like pose. Orangutans aren't known for their patience, but this one, named Satu, has been trained to let researchers at Zoo Atlanta perform echocardiograms on him while he's awake.
It's part of a groundbreaking national project - the Great Ape Heart Project housed in Atlanta - that researches heart disease in the rust-colored apes. Heart problems are the No. 1 killer of orangutans, gorillas and other apes living in captivity, and the disease threatens the work researchers have done to help increase the population of the endangered species.
"We don't really know what is causing it. Once we can understand that, hopefully we can treat it," said Hayley Murphy, director of veterinary services at Zoo Atlanta. "Our ultimate goal would be to prevent it in these amazing animals, these endangered species. We're really trying hard to get a handle on this."
Researchers have been collecting data on gorilla heart disease for a decade, but zoos are just now starting to gather that information on orangutans. In February, Zoo Atlanta was the first facility to perform an awake echocardiogram on an orangutan.
Now the zoo, through the Great Ape Heart Project, is encouraging other organizations to do awake procedures, too, and send in the data.
Healthy apes can be put under anesthesia but the drugs are dangerous for those already suffering from heart problems. Awake procedures expand the amount of data researchers can collect, Murphy said.
"It's really cool to be able to follow an animal from infancy to adulthood. Nobody's ever done that," she said. "So it's going to give us a lot of clues as to when does heart disease start? What does it look like when it starts? Does it change over time?"
What's more, researchers hope to determine how similar apes and humans are when it comes to cardiac disease. The hearts look the same on an ultrasound, but that doesn't necessarily mean that disease affects them the same way. Already, the oldest orangutan at Zoo Atlanta, 40-year-old Alan, is taking human prescription drugs to help arrest the spread of his heart disease. However, researchers aren't sure how effective the drugs are because there is so little data on what a healthy orangutan heart looks like.
Satu and other orangutans at the zoo were trained for awake ultrasounds and blood draws through positive reinforcement using treats and praises. It took months of training to work up to a heart ultrasound that produced a usable image.
Much of the work depends on donations and volunteers, including ultrasound technicians from local hospitals who perform the tests on their own time. The project's website lists supplies like syringes, microscopes, ultrasound machines and medical scrubs on its donation page.
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Michael Thomas Kohn (born June 26, 1986) is an American professional baseball pitcher in the Atlanta Braves organization. He was drafted in the 13th round (409th overall) of the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft after playing college baseball at the College of Charleston.[1]
Professional career[edit]
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim[edit]
Kohn made his major league debut on July 26, 2010 against the Boston Red Sox at Angel Stadium of Anaheim.[2] He finished the season appearing in 24 games, going 2-0. In 2011, Kohn struggled with control, walking 9 in 12.1 innings and allowing 10 runs. He spent the entire 2012 season on the disabled list due to Tommy John surgery.[3][4] Fully healthy in 2013, Kohn was a bullpen mainstay for the Angels, appearing in a career high 63 games. On September 2, 2014, Kohn was designated for assignment.[5] On September 8, 2014, Kohn chose free agency rather than accepting a demotion to the minors.[6]
Tampa Bay Rays[edit]
On October 16, 2014, Kohn signed a major league contract with the Tampa Bay Rays.[7] He was designated for assignment on November 20.[8]
Atlanta Braves[edit]
On December 4, 2014, Kohn was signed to a minor league deal by the Atlanta Braves, a deal that included an invite to Spring Training.[9][10]
- ^ Bowman, Mark (December 17, 2014). "Kohn looking forward to fulfilling childhood dream". MLB.com. Retrieved December 18, 2014.
- ^ "Ortiz lifts Red Sox with 2 homers; Haren hurt in Angels debut". ESPN.com. Associated Press. July 26, 2010. Retrieved December 19, 2014.
- ^ "Relievers Cassevah, Kohn likely to start on DL". MLB.com. March 28, 2012. Retrieved December 19, 2014.
- ^ DiGiovanna, Mike (April 11, 2012). "Angels reliever Michael Kohn to have major elbow surgery". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved December 19, 2014.
- ^ Cwik, Chris (September 2, 2014). "Michael Kohn designated for assignment Tuesday". Yahoo! Sports. CBS Sports. Retrieved December 19, 2014.
- ^ Mello, Igor (September 8, 2014). "Michael Kohn elects to become a free agent". Yahoo! Sports. Retrieved December 19, 2014.
- ^ Short, D.J. (October 16, 2014). "Rays sign reliever Michael Kohn to one-year contract". NBC Sports. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
- ^ "Dodgers acquire Peralta from Rays". Fresno Bee. Associated Press. November 21, 2014. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
- ^ "Braves agree to terms with Michael Kohn on minor league contract". MLB.com. December 4, 2014. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
- ^ "Braves, former Angels reliever Kohn agree to deal". ESPN.com. Associated Press. December 4, 2014. Retrieved December 4, 2014.
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Dry right insulation
I wanted to know if anyone had any experience with this product. http://www.certainteed.com/CertainTeed/Homeowner/Homeowner/Insulation/Prodindex/Residential/DryRight.htm
I am having this installed in my basement after using drylock and xps on the walls. I read not to use vapor barriers but this is supposed to let the wall breathe depending on weather conditions. Thanks for any opinions.
The product you are referring to is Membrain, which changes permeability with changes in the ambient humidity. It has met Minnesota standards for Energy Code Building Foundation Rule Proposal Final Report. (And it has been approved for use in Canada based on computer modeling of above-grade construction.) But the University of Minnesota study Evaluation (See link below) was limited to a certain type of assembly in one soil type.
If your soil conditions and foundation construction differ from those in the evaluation, you might want to give it a second thought.
From the Minnesota study:
"All the conclusions apply to full-height, hollow core masonry block walls with an 18" above-grade exposure located in a well-draining group I soil (medium sand) with a very low water table. The exterior wall surfaces are bare and are in direct contact with the soil.
- Full-height, bare masonry block walls with no more than 18" of the wall above grade that are insulated with unfaced fiberglass batts and covered with an interior, air-sealed PA-6 vapor retarder meet the performance requirements of the MN Energy Code Building Foundation Rule Proposal Final Report, specifically, they conservativelya satisfy the following criteria:
On the interior side of the water separation plane, the system has:
* a stable annual wetting/drying cycle
* no visible or olfactory fungal or other biotic activity
* there is no accumulation of free water on the interior side of the water separation plane and the above-grade portion of the foundation wall system does not exceed 17% of the foundation wall system height."
Here is a link that might be useful: Membrain Study
Thanks for the response. I told the contractor I wanted unfaced insulation in the walls. He told me how no one uses that and I should consider dry right because of the membrain. I read their website and posted here to be safe. I knew the membrain was too good to be true. I don't know if my type of basement fits into the criteria of the study but I would rather not take the chance. I called him back and told him I decided on the unfaced insulation to be on the safe side. He wasn't happy because he had to order it.
Maybe I was too wordy (as usual). The Membrain worked well in: "full-height, hollow core masonry block walls with an 18" above-grade exposure located in a well-draining group I soil (medium sand) with a very low water table. The exterior wall surfaces are bare and are in direct contact with the soil."
In other below-grade conditions, there have been no evaluations.
My basement does fit that profile but I feel better with the unfaced insulation. I may have to wait a bit to get it done though because 24" wide unfaced batts are hard to come from what my contractor told me. Plus it was about $120 cheaper for unfaced.
What do you have on the walls?
Your first post says: "using drylock and xps on the walls." On later posts, you mention "unfaced insulation."
Unfaced insulation by itself is a mistake, according to Building Science Digest 103. If you've combined it with XPS on the wall, it's fine. No separate vapour barrier is needed.
In a well-insulated home, ac alone is usually insufficient to reduce basement humidity levels to below RH 50%. That's because it's not on long enough to affect the basement much. I have always used mechanical dehumidification. Not surprisingly, visitors remark it "doesn't feel, i.e., "smell" like a basement." (See page 9 in linked article.)
Low level heat registers work better in a basement. And if you're now conditioning the space you should also use returns.
Here is a link that might be useful: Basement Insulation Systems
I have a hygrometer for my cigar humidors. I put in the middle of the basement and after 24hrs the rh is about 48% in winter. The summer it can go as high as 65-70%. I planned on putting vents and returns in the ceiling for heat to save money, rather than hire a contractor to run vents in the walls. I will use the money to purchase a good dehumidifier. I also planned on adding more unfaced insulation the rim joist area above the block once the sheetrock is done.


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|Marlon Brando (1957-1959)
James Hannaford (1974-1986; his death)
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Anna Kashfi (b. "Johanna O'Callaghan", September 30, 1934) is a British former film actress of disputed ethnic heritage who had a brief Hollywood career in the 1950s. She is best known for having been married to Marlon Brando.
Early life[edit]
Johanna O'Callaghan was born in Darjeeling, India, ostensibly of English parents. She was raised in Calcutta until she was 13, then from 1947 on in Cardiff, Wales, where the family moved after relocating from India.[1] William P. O'Callaghan was a London-born steel worker of Irish descent, who had been a traffic superintendent on the Indian State railways.
Ethnic heritage[edit]
By the age of 22 Johanna O'Callaghan had transformed herself into the exotic ethnic "Indian" actress Anna Kashfi. Given this adult transition, the matter of her actual ethnic heritage has remained in question. Both her English-born parents maintain she was their biological daughter. However, upon her 1957 marriage to Marlon Brando a year after adopting her stage name, Kashfi failed to list either on her marriage license, instead stating her real father was one Devi Kashfi and biological mother named Selma Ghose. In an October 14, 1957, wedding day interview with the The New York Times (entitled "Kashfi Still Enigma: License Does Not List Welsh Couple As Parents"), a friend of the bride was quoted as stating that Kashfi's purported Indian father had died six weeks before the ceremony.[2]
Nevertheless, the O'Callaghans' were adamant that Kashfi was their child, and William O'Callaghan was quoted in Time magazine as saying, "That's our daughter, and both me and missus were born in London."
In her 1979 book, Brando for Breakfast, Kashfi retreated halfway and claimed she is half-Indian, maintaining that rather than William O'Callaghan being her real father he was in effect her stepfather. She stated her biological father was Indian and she was the result of an "unregistered alliance" between him and her mother. When questioned earlier in life about her daughter's heritage, her mother had told the press "There is no Indian blood in my family or my husband's family",[1] which indeed rules out her ancestry and O'Callaghan's, but does admit the logical possibility of Anna's father having been Indian.
Film director Edward Dmytryk, who directed the actress in her first film, stated in a The New York Times interview (entitled "Kashfi Called Welsh") the day before her wedding to Brando that he knew her real surname was Irish but assumed that she was half-Indian.[1] Further documentation one way or the other on Kashfi's ethnicity has not yet been produced.
Upon her family's relocation to Wales, the then still O'Callaghan worked as a waitress and in a butcher shop in Cardiff before moving to London, where she became a model.[3]
She made her screen debut as an actress in 1956 in The Mountain (1956) for Paramount with Spencer Tracy and Robert Wagner. Using the stage name Anna Kashfi, the twenty-two year-old played a Hindu girl. In her next film a year later, Battle Hymn (1957), she co-starred with Rock Hudson as a Korean girl. A year after that she played a Mexican in Cowboy (1958) with Glenn Ford and Jack Lemmon. Her next and last film during this period was Night of the Quarter Moon (1959), where she played the African American wife of singer Nat King Cole.[4] She made a few appearances on television, including the series Adventures in Paradise, though drug and alcohol problems reportedly contributed to the premature end of her acting career[5]
Personal life[edit]
Kashfi married Marlon Brando on October 11, 1957, whom she had met in the summer of 1956 and dated since. The couple was divorced a year and a half later on April 22, 1959.
They had a son, Christian Devi Brando, (1958–2008), whom they fought bitterly over, with Brando eventually winning custody. Kashfi married James Hannaford, a salesman, in 1974.
In the 1990s, Christian, whom she called "Devi", was tried for killing his half-sister Cheyenne Brando's boyfriend. Jailed for the crime, he later died of pneumonia in Los Angeles in 2008, aged 49.
Kashfi has one grandson, Michael Brando (born 1988).
- Anna K. Brando and E. P. Stein, Brando for Breakfast, Berkley Pub Group, 1980, ISBN 0-425-04698-2.
- The Mountain (1956)
- Battle Hymn (1957)
- Cowboy (1958)
- Night of the Quarter Moon (1959)
Television appearances[edit]
- Adventures in Paradise (1959)
- The Deputy (1960)
- Bronco (1960)
- Peter Manso, Brando. The Biography, Hyperion, New York, 1994, ISBN 0-7868-6063-4
- ^ a b c "Kashfi Called Welsh", The New York Times, 13 October 1957
- ^ "Kashfi Still Enigma: License Does Not List Welsh Couple As Parents", The New York Times, October 14, 1957
- ^ Anna Kashfi (band) Interview by John Clarkson, September 24, 2004, Brando Unzipped, Darwin Porter, 2006
- ^ http://former.imdb.com/title/tt0053113/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_5
- ^ Los Angeles Times report on Anna Kashfi
External links[edit]
- Anna Kashfi at the Internet Movie Database
- Murder by Kashfi's son
- Anna Kashfi bio
- Anna Kashfi 'cried tears of rage' upon hearing of Marlon Brando's death


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So...my Mom wants me to get a smart phone (funny story)
My B-day's coming up and my Mom who is a recent convert to smart phones is pushing for me to get one as well. I'm usually home and can hop on my PC but I'll admit they are nice to have on trips.
I have one of those older small clamshell flip phones that are getting harder and harder to find and I have been very hard on it. It gets knocked out of my magnetic belt case, dropped on gravel, left out in the cold if I take it off while working in the greenhouse, driven over (yes, the tires of my truck actually ran over it!) when the phone once fell out of my truck door unbeknownst to me. All kinds of dreadful things.
I've been trying to explain this to her and she just tells me "oh it'll be fine, you can just get an otter box for it!" Well I may have finally gotten through to her when I just told her this story:
I tilled up the other half of my veggie garden a few days ago, tilling leaves into the soil. My tiller vibrates my body all over the place and it's hard to steer, especially in semi-wet sinking soil. After finishing up and heading in for the day just before dark my hand brushed against my phone case which was still attached to me only I realized there was no phone in it. I checked all of the normal places one might lose a phone....your pants pocket, the car, the greenhouse, etc....My husband kept calling it.....nothing. Finally a horrible realization hit me and I told him "follow me and bring your phone". We walked outside to the veggie garden and he called it.....the garden started faintly ringing lol. I ran through the gate and started trying to hone in on the sound. Finally got close and started digging in with my bare hands like someone frantically looking for buried treasure. Found my phone 5 inches deep nicely tilled into the soil with the other ammendments. The front had scrape marks from where the tines had obviously come in contact with it. Amazingly they did not destroy it!
A rough and tumble gardener like me should definitely not be allowed to own a smart phone lol.
Great story. I wish I had had my phone last week when carrying a big pot of dirt and not being able to see where the driveway started left me with a sprained left ankle, twisted right knee and hip. I had to crawl to the door bell to get some help. I bet there are people who have a phone like that in a drawer somewhere that you could get for free and just install you chip/card? in. I know there is one in our kitchen junk drawer that is no longer usable because the chip thing won't fit.
lololol... WOw good story Squirell Peter!
This is amazing! Lol...
It's like me, dropping my phone into the toilet, into lakes, etc. COnstantly getting slammed around and abused.
A note: If possible when working in the VEGTABLE GARDEN DO NOT USE YOUR CELL PHONE.
They say the waves can interupt the flow of the Apis Melifara honey bees.
Just a rumor.
I have an iphone. I do have it with me when I'm out in the yard. A lot of times I use the time for things I need to be timed and I use the camera a lot. This year, I went out and bought a couple of pairs of shorts that have a lot of pockets with velcro and zippers. I had to buy these in the mens department because clothes manufacturers dont' seem to think that women need these kinds of shorts. Anyway, The pockets are great for putting the iphone or keys or whatever and not 'planting' them.
LOL, just saw this thread was popping up again.
Buford, I also FREQUENTLY use the timer feature when I'm out using drip irrigation, soaker hoses, etc....I've got so many all over the place that it's impractical right now to buy timers for every single one. That's a great idea about the zippered or velcro pockets. I will only wear blue jean pants in the garden, even in hot weather just because I'm always on my knees so pants and sometimes knee pads protect from sharp objects. And I don't want to contend with bug bites either which they prevent. I'm pretty handy though, I bet I could sow on my own zippered pocket if I couldn't find any cheapo jeans that had it already.
Herboil, that's an interesting theory about the cell phone waves. I had heard that idea before several years ago when people were starting to realize the honey bee populations were dropping. I hadn't heard much about it lately.


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@BakaKnight I'd agree with you there, certain enemies can become quite annoying to take out, especially with the flying enemies who take awkward paths - requiring you to wait for them to come close. I think the fact I tended to play the game in short bursts helped. I can see anyone trying to play through it in one sitting becoming a little impatient.
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Got my tickets booked for the London show in April. Can't wait!
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Sega does what Ninten... also do.
I own Resident Evil Gaiden and while an interesting take, and admirable for starring Barry - it doesn't really work on the Game Boy Colour. The shooting is similar to the power bar you use in golf games and I'd imagine it would have been the same in Dino Crisis.
@SlicingScyther yes, I ordered my Trainer Red Nendoroid from them and it came without any issues. Postage is about $14 I believe.
@TylerTreese cheers Tyler. It's certainly one of the most unique games I've played in some time.
Whoever cropped Link's sword in the "best fight scene" image did a really bad job of it.
@Baker1000 they did with the KK Slider CD. It was on Club Nintendo for a while and I ended up buying it on the Nintendo Store for about £2 I believe.
Already a Ness pre-order on eBay for £35. Don't you just love the Scalpers...
@Spartacus3765 makes sense. Especially considering Nintendo have given out rewards via this method in the past. Even the ambassador 3DS systems were offered up in a more controlled manner.
It's strange to think that only a year or so ago I went into an EB Games in New Zealand and picked up the gold Link Between Worlds 3DS XL without even pre-ordering. I'm amazed I was able to do that. Can't see anyone finding a MM 3DS XL up from a store on release day.
@SuprisedStar "A historic" is more common in online writing, but both usages are sufficiently common to be considered correct. : ]
@Chubblings yes, you pay up front so you're still spending the necessary amount.
Bravely Default gets my vote. For 3DS AND overall!
@Sergio151 he was a Japanese Pokémon Centre exclusive so is rare/limited, but can still be found on the likes of Amazon and eBay. You'll have to pay quite the fee though (as I did).
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Crocus lawn
Last October I bought 1000 crocus from an online bulb distributor for $133 (5 different varieties of tommies). I planted them in small area of the lawn(approx 100 square ft) with plans for expanding every year. My tommies started popping up in late February and were in full bloom the first few days of march. While I love the visual impact, I do not think I will continue on with the expansion. I find myself walking though the grass and "checking" my other plants in the yard. I would just trample them. Anyways, thought the folks on here would like to see my crocus patch. My photographic skills leave much to be desired. The colors really POP in real life. The kinda look sad in pictures (NOT in real life)
Those Crocus are beautiful! I've always wanted to see a home photo of a crocus naturlized lawn, yours looks very nice.
IMO the very best way to grow Crocuses is in grass. I think yours look lovely and they will spread of their own accord. I don't think a bit of walking will hurt them and I don't think you could eradicate them now if you tried. They will leave cormlets and seed behind. This is by far the commonest way of growing them over here and they seem to manage fine in lawns.
Thanks! I really do like them, I am just afraid of stepping on them. I have (5) fruit trees hidden in my front yard along the north and east fence line. I plan on keeping the ones I have and MAYBE adding 1000 more and stopping. Starting again where these end at that narrow space and creating the illusion of a stream spilling into the main yard and ending in a swoosh of some type. Does that sound good?
It really is a problem. To the right is additional parking, to the left is the house. When people come over, the cut through the grass. I had not anticipated this. I am not really the type to want to throttle friends and family at the front door, but this spring I have come very close.
The variety of crocus I choose were Crocus tommasinianus. These are of the earliest blooming types of crocus (so I've heard) I figured they would be over and done with by the time mowing is needed. The foliage is finer and shorter than the dutch crocus as well. We plan on mowing this patch high for a month or so after blooming has stopped. I don't think mowing will be a big deal.


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A few weeks ago I started recounting our Get Out of Debt Story. Over the last two years FishPapa and I paid off about $18,000 in debt. Today our only liability is a rental property we own in Kansas City. We have no other debts. And it feels good. I don't share our story to […][Continue reading...]
Isn't She Lovely?
Since I didn't have access to these shots when I posted about her birthday, I thought I'd share these recent photos of FishBaby. It would seem that the highchair is the only place she'll sit long enough to pose. Someday when I can get my sister for a weekend to help me, the poor child […][Continue reading...]
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|This study aimed to build upon the literature on women's athleticism by using bodybuilding as a vehicle for exploring associations between women's muscularity, notions of gender and bodily empowerment. Feminist cultural analyses of women's bodybuilding have claimed that muscularity is constrained by gendered meanings surrounding the sport and the female body (cf. Bordo, 1993; Coakley, 1994; Schulze, 1990). The purpose was to explore how personal interpretations of muscularity by competitive female bodybuilders contributed to their definitions of gender and empowerment through the body. Three competitive female bodybuilders were recruited. Ethnographic techniques were employed, including observations of subjects' training sessions, ongoing fieldnotes, and individual in-depth interviews to uncover the women's interpretations of their muscularity, gender and bodily empowerment. Data analysis involved organization of the data into themes using the computer program NUD.IST. The women re-defined certain values and expectations of femininity based on norms of discipline and restriction (cf. Bartky, 1993; Kissling, 1991; Willis, 1990). As such, it was revealed that muscularity contained possibilities for transforming common cultural images of the female body and meanings surrounding women's athleticism (cf. Birrell & Theberge, 1994; Hesse-Biber, 1996; Markula, 1993). From this, the women gained a sense of bodily empowerment which they defined as self actualization through confidence building, a positive body image, discipline, independence, inner strength and self awareness. This reinforced the idea that shifted understandings of gender through muscularity exist as one route to women's bodily empowerment as they function to replace dominant meanings which limit women (cf. Horden, 1993; Obel, 1996; Theberge, 1987). The women's sense of empowerment related to their visions of gender and their bodies in that these challenged traditional symbols of male dominance, involved independence and physical 'space-taking', and provided role models of female capability extending beyond the personal (cf. Hall, 1990; Hargreaves, 1994; Nelson, 1994). This analysis contributes to the existing literature by questioning the contention that bodybuilding does not constitute a form of empowerment because it is limited by the dominant ideologies of female body image, behaviour and sport surrounding it (cf. Bryson, 1990; Mansfield & McGinn, 1993; Miller & Penz, 1991).
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O'Reilly is another example of the links between Ireland and America. He was a determined Irish patriot, a Fenian. He was transported to Australia in 1868 after the failed Fenian uprising. From there he escaped to America. He settled in Boston where he argued for Home Rule, helped organize a rescue of his fellow Fenians in an Australian prison and became an advocate for Catholics in his adopted homeland. Oh yeah, and he edited a newspaper and wrote poetry too.
All in all, O'Reilly packed a lot of living into his 46 years. He is remembered with a memorial near Fenway Park in Boston, which I've never seen but I assume is much easier to find then the one at his birthplace. Finding that was the perfect end to a perfect day in sun-drenched Ireland. Hurry over before it goes, unless you prefer it damp and cool. If you do, just wait a week and I'm sure you'll be satisfied.
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Charlie Sheen Gives Heckler $100 Refund at Atlantic City Show
After hosting a bipolar awareness auction at his Toronto show, Charlie Sheen toned down the preaching and celebrated the two week mark of his Violent Torpedo of Truth tour by inviting comedian Jeffrey Ross on stage to poke fun at him during his show at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, NJ.
Sheen kept in line with his established tradition of showing up late to the show, appearing over 45 minutes after the scheduled opening time. Regardless, when Sheen finally took the stage (to the "Jaws" theme and clips from "Apocalypse Now"), the crowd seemed willing to forgive him.
According to audience member Chuck Darrow, Sheen started off by claiming he was "not smoking 7-gram rock tonight" and encouraging the crowd to join him in chanting "F--k Detroit," showing his ego hasn't yet recovered from the beating it took during the first night of his tour.
After playing around with various jerseys -- Sheen tried on a 76ers shirt, then settled for a Phillies jersey -- he settled down to start the show. It didn't take long for him to hit upon Two and a Half Men.
"Let's face it. I was f--kin' hammered on that show for eight years," he said, though he repeated his earlier claims that he and his team were "making progress" toward getting him back on the show.
When an audience member started heckling Sheen, the actor offered him a refund in the form of a $100 bill, which he took before leaving.
Among the famous guests in the crowd were Philadelphia Eagles player Jon Dorenbos and Ross, whose appearance Sheen had teased earlier on Twitter. Halfway into the show, Ross took the stage to roast Sheen, joking, "Even Bernie Madoff wanted his money back after seeing this f--king show...Let's face it, Charlie Sheen is to stand up as Larry Flynt is to standing up."
He continued, "I'm used to roasting classier people like Flava Flav and Courtney Love."
Though the audience ate up Ross's act at first, discontent started to emerge when it seemed he was taking over the show.
"It's become a Ross set," Darrow tweeted. "Can't imagine folks are real happy about that."
Following Ross's appearance, Sheen engaged in a brief Q&A session with the audience, during which sex was the topic of the night. Sheen revealed that the most women he'd ever had sex with in one night was seven, but declined a proposition from an audience member.
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Rather die before I fake it
They say life is what you make it, bitch, but I'm just tryna make it
from J. Cole – Tears For ODB Lyrics on Genius
Cole is just being straight up with his listeners. Any chance he has no matter the consequence he will take. He would also rather die before he is claimed fake and he is simply trying to make it in the world rather than make the most of life
We gather regret holding ourselves back & not taking chances. If the alternative is to live a normal life without big risks, he's not even interested.
Worth noting that on Cole's crossover hit Work Out he sings part of Paula Abdul's "Straight Up". It could be implied that "Life is what you make it, bitch, I'm just tryna make it" is telling the mixtape fans who thought he'd sold out by making Work Out that it was his next step to greatness.
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Jake Knott: Overcoming injury to make NFL dream come true
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Bill Fennelly, Hallie Christofferson, and Nikki Moody talk after the disappointing home loss to West Virginia.By Matt Van Winkle, Video Editor in Women's Basketball.
Cyclones fall to West Virginia
Mountaineers use a full-court press to frustrate Iowa State, win 68-66By Ian Smith, Staff Writer in Women's Basketball.
CFTV: Niang, Lucious, Clyburn talk West Virginia
The talk was all about Niang and West Virginia during Monday's press conference.By Matt Van Winkle, Video Editor in Men's Basketball.
CFTV: Hoiberg praises Niang, previews West Virginia
The Mayor talks about Niang's Rookie of the Week honor and breaks down West Virginia.By Matt Van Winkle, Video Editor in Men's Basketball.
Cyclones fall short against Mountaineers
Iowa State fumbles away chance for seventh win in loss to West Virginia.By Ian Smith, Staff Writer in Football.
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Conquering the mid west
... our nice warm minivan. This afternoon we discovered a hidden gem in the form of the Lafayette brewing company which served pints of their own brews for $3.00US and $6.00US for a growler which is a half gallon bottle. So, growler in hand, we strolled down the Main Street of Lafayette quite content with our destination choice. Sometimes the most amazing places are those that you don't find at the top of the to do list. Thank you Lafayette for your history, culture and beer! Bec ...
Spring Break is here!
Of all the American college traditions I had heard of, spring break was one that I was really looking forward to, beer, beach, babes and parties!
Although we were just halfway into our second semesters in our respective graduate programs at Purdue University, Ajinkya, Mayura, Shambhavi, Urmi and I were yearning for this much deserved break. The Chevy Impala was destined to be our ride for the trip. I was slightly daunted by the fact that I was ...
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Calla is a name that's been associated with Manteca education for the past 109 consecutive years.
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Roughly one out of every 17 homeowners in Manteca received a notice of default in the first three years of the housing crisis.
Budget hardball in Sacramento is just 32 days away from pulling the plug on child care for over 2,000 children from struggling families in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop.
Manteca's Post Office on Maple Avenue was built 71 years ago.
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Friends of the Manteca Library will circulate petitions at Tuesday's farmers market in Library Park opposing any plans to privatize the county library system.
A "click-it-or-ticket" effort by Manteca Police motor officers Friday had motorists being pulled over for not wearing their seat belts – catching others talking as well as texting on their cell phones.
The Creamery was "the place" to stop in Manteca for generations of Bay Area travelers going to and from the Sierra on weekends.
The latest ethnic group to organize in Manteca is one whose time has come.
Manteca did significantly better than most of the rest of the United States in July when it came to the sale of pre-existing homes.
Dave Breitenbucher greeted patrons at the Manteca Applebee's Neighborhood Restaurant.
Vince Haro Jr. has a labor of love involving muscle cars.
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Owners of homes to the southwest of Sierra High - and along the Airport Way corridor - may think they have no skin in the game when it comes to the $168 million levee upgrades even though they are in the 200-year flood-plain.
Kerry Harris understands the road to wellness involves lifestyle changes.
The 2015 Central Valley Wellness Expo is a focused and relevant symposium of wellness-related experts and seminars taking place Friday, March 13, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
There's a possibility downtown Manteca and Ripon will get Altamont Corridor Express service even if Stanislaus County voters continue to reject a sales tax for roads, buses, and trains.
Falcons, hawks and owls are used to keep foraging birds away from crops such as grapes, blueberries and cherries from California's Central Coast to the San Joaquin Valley.
By JASON CAMPBELL
Max Martin enjoys the cold.
Manteca Police and inspectors from the Alcoholic Beverage Control inspected more than 10 retail establishments last week within the community.
There are 56 unsheltered homeless in Manteca.
Freight train traffic through Manteca has taken another life.
A Manteca oncologist that was fined $550,000 last week as part of a settlement with the United States Department of Justice and the Department of Health and Human Services was swept up as part of a larger probe of an international distributor of non-FDA approved chemotherapy medication.
Two Manteca churches are coming together tonight in the spirit of ecumenism through a service called Taize – St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church and the Manteca Presbyterian Church.
Students once again had a chance to sample green eggs and ham.
More water is rushing down the Stanislaus River today accelerating the draining of New Melones Reservoir and raising the prospect that South County farmers may run out of water before Sept. 30.