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I mailed a check to a lady for SASE three weeks back and the check had been cashed on November 3rd. No plants yet. My repeated emails to her are not answered. I see her postings in the exchange forums. All I need is an update on when and if I would get the pkg. Any thoughts?
Give it a little more time. It's only been 13 days since the check was cashed. Many people wait 7 to 10 days for a check to clear before they mail plants for postage. Believe it or not, gardeners do bounce checks so many of us have learned to be careful.
The trader may be overloaded with trades and postage offers to fill. She may be sick or have a sick child. Give her a little more time.
Your unanswered emails may be going to her "spam" folder and being automatically deleted. Email her from her member page at GW so her email account will accept the email. Then give her a few days to reply.
Hi, you could try contacting her through one of GW posts, email her directly from her members page. See if you can get a response. At least you wrote a check, if you cannot get in contact with her, you can put a stop payment of the check. All banks will work with you if you explain that you wrote a check for goods that were not received. It also might depend on how the items were shipped, either parcel post or Priority. Parcel post can take quite a bit of time, depending on how far the package had to travel. I hope this helps.
I normally send packages out Priority. Last year I mailed some stuff to someone gratis and sent it regular mail. After a couple weeks of not hearing from her I was somewhat irritated and I made a personal note in my trading log about how ungrateful she was for not saying thanks for about 8 plants I had sent her. About 3 weeks later I received an e-mail from her saying "thank you" and she mentioned she had just received the plants.... Three weeks..... I sheepishly removed the unkind comments I had written about her......
I am sorry, but with my bank, there are no charges, especially when goods have not been received. I guess I was unaware that other banks charged such a large amount. I have been with the same bank for so many years!!
However I would still try and contact that person from her members page, and see if you get a response that way. And I have had to wait more than 13 days for a box to reach me, so I would not worry too much at this time. I was just posing some suggestions.
Thanks to all of you for replying. This is my first month being a member here and was/am way too excited. You won't believe, I was too excited that I couldn't sleep the night before I mailed plants for my first exchange and the day I was supposed to get the plants in exchange. I have met so many wonderful people like you all.
I don't mind waiting, all I want is a status update. I would give it a few more days and write off that amount and the trader from my list. I had seen quite a few postings from her, so I am inclined to think that everything is fine in her side.
Thanks again to all of you for lending me your ears!!
kerai, If you see this person is actively posting, you can respond to that post that you have been trying to contact her to no avail regarding a 'previous trade'. This should either have her respond to you immediately with reason as to why she hasn't sent out her part or it will warn others.
I got 4 or 5 1 to 2 inches cuttings (!) Not what I asked for! But at that stage, it didn't matter!
Anyway, I'm glad it was over. She may be a good one, but she's not for me.
I am returning all your ears with thanks :-)
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- Bikes banned from Sheffield-Rotherham trams in a blow for integrated transport1 year 7 weeks agoCharles_Hunter wrote:YouCharles_Hunter wrote:
You can't take bikes on the metrolink in Manchester either, unless "folded and fully covered"
Another system run by Stagecoach.
It almost seems as though Stagecoach have something against bikes....
- Vasectomy and Cycling1 year 7 weeks agoGizmo_ wrote:Spend a few daysGizmo_ wrote:
Spend a few days looking at recumbents.
Or switch to a BMX or a trials bike for a while.
- London police seek armed robber who fired shots as he made his escape by bike1 year 7 weeks agoSimon_MacMichael wrote:It's aSimon_MacMichael wrote:
It's a police witness appeal. Among other things, we have a good few site users who commute into Central London and who may have noticed someone wearing a balaclava while pedalling furiously, as it were.
Sounds like he might get a furious cycling charge to go with the others then?
- Vasectomy and Cycling1 year 7 weeks agoSpend a few days looking at
Spend a few days looking at recumbents.
- Castelli Prima Gloves1 year 7 weeks agoLooking at a set as liners to
Looking at a set as liners to go under a shell glove. I am guessing that they are similar to the DeFeet gloves?
- Vasectomy and Cycling1 year 7 weeks agoI remember getting impatient
I remember getting impatient with mine and taking the stitches out myself. Think I was back on the bike after a week or so.
- Winter Bikes1 year 7 weeks agoAnd my winter bike's a
And my winter bike's a Racelight Tk with 25mm GP 4 Seasons and full Chromoplstic guards. It's what it was designed for!
- How a carbon wheel is made + video1 year 7 weeks agoHeh, yep. Good eye on
Heh, yep. Good eye on that.
The video includes footage from the layup and forming of 4 different rims. One of which was damaged because of delaying a crucial step and is now in our showroom as a 'bounce tone demo' model... Carbon rims have a tone that rings out almost like a bell. We'll try to include an audio byte of it some day. Carbon that has compacted well will sound like a bright note and bounces very well. Carbon that hasn't tends to thunk or sound a bit dead. Kind of like an instrument.
Also shown in the video are some alloy Rosa wheels (spoke lacing) and a 50mm carbon tubular for a prototype Road Disc type wheel that was on the table that day. It was just too difficult to get consistent light into the clincher bed, so I opted for the tubular. The filming for the wheelbuilding segment shows 4 different Bracciano Caliente Carbon Clincher wheels. I did my best to stick to just 4 of the batch through the whole process, but I couldn't tear down a built wheel just to get a shot of the rather shy lady putting the spokes in the hub for example. Some things required a bit of time to let people relax with a camera with a big honking lens pointing at them... These are not actors. Meanwhile, it's actually a factory and things are still moving on apace behind me.
Please note that this is just a teaser for a bigger video with more detail. I hope to finish within 2 weeks.
You'll also see a sequence in that vid showing an MTB wheel getting loctite'd even though the carbon clincher does not get loctite. I was going to put it in this one, but it needs a bit of explanation.
You probably would have noticed it too. I hope you liked it though.
- Annual Oxford bike lights crackdown sees 171 cyclists fined1 year 7 weeks agoThis get my full support. I
This get my full support. I cycle responsibly with hi-viz & lights. No excuses. Roll this out countrywide and it will do cycle no end of good.
- rapha.. why do people on ebay insist on paying more than it can be bought new from rapha1 year 7 weeks agoThis thread just reminded me
This thread just reminded me that I had an unworn Rapha jersey, it's now up for sale. It might just pay for a good rear light for me.
- Does the way you ride say what sort of employee you'd be? Lucy Kellaway thinks it might.1 year 7 weeks agoIf only Jon Snow hadn'd said
If only Jon Snow hadn'd said such nonsense the other day, we could come up with a theory about good journalists being cyclists and bad ones (like Petronella Moir) being non-cyclists. Damn.
- How a carbon wheel is made + video1 year 7 weeks agoOne of the things about
One of the things about carbon fiber manufacturing is that there really isn't much margin for error. And while robots can do some things fairly well, the type of work involved in layup is not all that well suited to a machine. There's a lot of 'finessing' things into place and making sure things line up with other things that is very dynamic.
If you look at a typical "made in China" garment, you almost always find things like excessive thread used to finish edges, skips and loops in things etc... they make a lot, so they can throw away a lot.
A lot of that is because of a reliance on machinery.
Now imagine that on the inside of a carbon rim. You can't see it to check it. And remember, it's not just like one garment, it's like several garments in layers and stitched together. And they all have to be correct. Which is why Ultrasound or MRI is often used to check things like that.
Take that illustration the other way and now you've got something like a tailor made garment. Button holes are tidied up, stitching is careful and even. The number of garments made is fewer, but the percentage of product that is no good because of inattention and general carelessness is much, much lower.
It's probably worth noting that simply the act of filming this video ruined one rim at the forming process because it disrupted the timing from the cold room to the primary forming stage. Something slipped and the bead lip was around 1mm too shallow for a section around 5cm in length. Oops. That's an expensive frisbee....
- Winter Bikes1 year 7 weeks agoI think your blog sums it up
I think your blog sums it up at the end - they're both great in their own way.
My winter bike is a Kinesis Racelight T, it's limited to 28c tyres, but I tend to ride it with 25mm tyres and full mudguards. It suits what I do, which is quick(ish) training through the winter, commuting and sticking it on the dreaded turbo. The tyre size is limiting though, because it doesn't take studded tyres, then again, that's a nice money saver otherwise I'd be £60/70 out of pocket by now!
Everyone's winter bikes are different though, all dependant on what you want them to do, and how you want them to do it. Next frame I get will be disc braked and have a larger tyre clearance (essentially it'll be a CX frame) mainly to allow fitment of studded tyres, the ability to go off road with knobblies and (most importantly) so that I'm not having to build new rims onto the wheels after a few thousand miles.
- Annual Oxford bike lights crackdown sees 171 cyclists fined1 year 7 weeks agojmaccelari wrote:So thejmaccelari wrote:
So the police do their job and you complain? When they don't do their job, you also complain. What WOULD you like them to do!!!???
Who are you talking to?
(and why does the 'reply to poster' function here appear to serve no useful purpose?)
Personally I wish the police would be a little more consistent and stop picking-and-choosing which laws to enforce and which to ignore. Or at least be consistently random about it - toss a coin or something.
- rapha.. why do people on ebay insist on paying more than it can be bought new from rapha1 year 7 weeks agoi might list a pink tea pot
i might list a pink tea pot we have in the house as rapha just to see what it goes for. insane
- London police seek armed robber who fired shots as he made his escape by bike1 year 7 weeks agoThere might be an upside.
There might be an upside.
if motorists start to fear that cyclists might be "packing heat" they might start to show more respect.
- Pilgrimage to Flanders - a cyclist's chance to endure cobbled roads and extreme suffering.1 year 7 weeks agoRegarding organised tours vs
Regarding organised tours vs independent trips, as well as covering cycling for road.cc, your humble correspondent also covers travel for various publications, where this is a frequently discussed topic, so here are some thoughts:
Specialist bike tour companies can save you hassle. Transport, accommodation, transfers, bike carriage, ride entry etc is all taken care of. You pay your money, sit back, and let someone else do the work.
DIY travel gives you more independence. A private trip for just you and maybe a couple of buddies means you can depart, stop, eat and sleep when and where you like. But, of course, you have to arrange hotels, ferries etc yourself.
DIY travel also means you can choose where to stay – be it hostel, B&B or boutique apartment - and keep away from the large busy hotels if you prefer the quiet life. On the other hand, the hotels used by bike tour companies are often full of other cyclists, which is great for cameraderie and part of the buzz, although it can make the foyer smell a little sweaty.
So there are pros and cons to both options. Over the past few years I've travelled to four big European sportives/cyclos. One was totally self-organised, on two I bought a complete package with a tour company, and the other was a mix (self-drive, own ferry bookings, hotels on route self-arranged, main hotel and event entry arranged with tour co). They all worked out well. So I'd suggest the choice between organised tours vs independent trips is not just about money. It's as much about the spare time you have to arrange your own trip, and the style of travel you prefer.
- How a carbon wheel is made + video1 year 7 weeks agoI think I must have missed
I think I must have missed something. Why does this indicate that the carbon footprint of a Chinese or Taiwanese built bike is significantly different from anything else that you might buy?
The factories in Taiwan are generally fairly close together as there are two main districts for manufacturing. And they are fairly close to a major port. Well compared to distances traveled in delivery...
Parts are trucked sensibly as well, maximizing space for every stage. It only starts to become more carbon-footprinty when there's a lot of wasted space in packaging.
Importing anything by sea is going to have carbon footprint, but remember that there is always a process of materials too. For example, if you are using German steel, or Swedish Steel (ie Pro-Lite Spokes), or Japanese Carbon Fiber (ie the carbon used in the vid for the layups), or Aluminum Alloy.... it is all moving around a lot.
The only way around that is to use product generated locally. IE flax fiber (where does the resin come from?) and maybe locally sourced aluminum...
But then, you are going to end up using less efficient manufacturing methods and vastly increasing the cost of labor.
Not to mention creating jobs of a type that are not well liked by much of the population. How many kids in the UK go into 'assembly line work'? Probably less than go into "sitting at home on welfare"... I'm from Canada and I don't know anybody in my home town working in a 'make stuff' type of job.
- Annual Oxford bike lights crackdown sees 171 cyclists fined1 year 7 weeks agoSo the police do their job
So the police do their job and you complain? When they don't do their job, you also complain. What WOULD you like them to do!!!???
- Canadian doctors call for mandatory cycle helmets for all 'to reduce head injury'1 year 7 weeks agoIn other news:
Police in
In other news:
Police in Kentucky the place with the highest levels of firearms ownership have called for body armour to be compulsory. They claim that when people are recklessly shot, it prevents some but not all of the injuries and that this was a sensible measure to prevent injuries. Asked why they didn't seek to stop the reckless use of guns that caused the problem in the first place the spokesman for the Kentucky State Police merely looked puzzled.
- Annual Oxford bike lights crackdown sees 171 cyclists fined1 year 7 weeks agoandybwhite wrote:I'd like toandybwhite wrote:
I'd like to know how many motorists were given fines for having defective lights (or unlit lights) during any similar period?
I doubt it was anything like 171 in the space of three hours in the entire country, let alone the centre of just one city.
Good grief, our brightest students supposedly go to study in Oxford and Cambridge and demonstrate such an alarming level of dimwittery when it comes to basic road safety.
The mind boggles.
- rapha.. why do people on ebay insist on paying more than it can be bought new from rapha1 year 7 weeks agoHappens with almost
Happens with almost everything on Ebay. Some people just like 'winning' auctions, as if its a competitive sport or something.
- Pilgrimage to Flanders - a cyclist's chance to endure cobbled roads and extreme suffering.1 year 7 weeks agoThanks for the comments.
Thanks for the comments.
The official site is set up for 2014 registrations now.
You guys who've ridden it before – care to share more info on the bikes and wheels you used? And especially what tyres you used. General consensus seems to be that the cobbles of Flanders aren't TOO rough, so I probably won't go for the bombproof (but heavy) options I used when I rode the Paris-Roubaix cyclo.
- Annual Oxford bike lights crackdown sees 171 cyclists fined1 year 7 weeks agoOk Fair enough. It's an
Ok Fair enough. It's an offence. If I am driving my car with a defective or missing light chances are I get a "producer" though.
That would be a better use of the £50 than the fine. The bikeshop idea is a good one as well. ie you can have a £50 fine or go over there and buy some lights and get them fitted.
the fitting makes sure the bike has lights in the future and the fine does not.
- How a carbon wheel is made + video1 year 7 weeks agoGood question.
That machine
Good question.
That machine can test wheels with several different modes. The video shows vertical with bumps and angled with bumps and with strong downward pressure switching rapidly from left to right.
The bump height is shown briefly. The wheel can be run on the bumps on the angle or vertical. Another factor is time.
The test factors on the wheel are not the same for every type of test. For example, one normal type of test that is done during the prototyping stage is 1000km per run, checked thoroughly on the digital tension checker (shown at the end with the square screen monitor) which makes a spreadsheet before the wheel is re-trued and put back on the machine. Each subsequent pass measures how much each spoke goes out of true and if by the 10th pass, there is a good record of how badly the spokes are fatigued. That test uses 50% more weight than a standard test and has a pre-programmed route that simulates a variety of terrain and usually repeats around every 30 minutes.
Wheels that take that level of testing are not sold to anyone since this is designed to be destructive to the wheel. And it is part of the prototyping process, so the wheel wouldn't be saleable anyhow.
For wheels that are for production and sale, there are usually 6 passes on the side press (which actually pressed 4 times before being re-checked, but shortened for this teaser... see the stage with the guy with the dishing tool). By then, the spokes are usually well seated.
Every wheel is also checked and has a spreadsheet built.
Wheels that do not pass are sent back for 6 more passes on the fine tuning and side press.
Then, they are greenlit by QC. From there, the rule is 4 wheels randomly chosen from 10. The testing is not destructive to the wheel and the wheel is checked on the spreadsheet again, then re-trued and regreased before sending it out.
I am not sure how many km the test is.
At that point, few wheels show any significant issue - and this is mirrored by the general response from riders that the wheels usually remain true.
I have personally had wheels built by professionals who have worked for Olympic teams that have required a re-true after a couple of weeks and were otherwise amazing wheels.
Only a wheel with thorough de-stressing and spoke seating can do this without a re-true after a couple of days/weeks though.

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ELDRED - Virgil K. Graham Sr., 74, of Beers Hollow Road, passed away Friday (March 28, 2014) at Olean (N.Y.) General Hospital following a brief illness.
Born Sept. 8, 1939, in Wrights Corners, he was a son of Willis and Roberta Norton Graham. On Feb. 26, 2014, in Port Allegany, he married Donna Stark, who survives.
Virgil was a 1960 graduate of Otto-Eldred High School and was a lifelong resident of Eldred.
Mr. Graham was employed by the American-Olean Tile Co., which later became Dal-Tile, in the maintenance department for many years prior to his retirement in 2002.
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Surviving, in addition to his wife of Eldred, are one son, Virgil (Cheri) Graham Jr. of Eldred; three daughters, Deborah (Frank) Fusco of Bradford, Teresa (John) Carr of Smethport and Linda (Richard) Daniels of Pittsburgh; eight grandchildren, Andrew (Maggie) Fusco, Ryan Fusco, Zachary Daniels, Lacey Daniels, Kayla Carr, Virgil Graham III, Holden Graham and Braden Graham; five great-grandchildren; a brother, Bruce (Betty) Graham of Deltona, Fla.; and a sister-in-law, Charm Graham of Smethport.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two grandsons, Bernard Carr Jr. and Lucas Fusco; two brothers, Dwayne and Bradley Graham; and a sister, Janet Eaton.
Friends may call Monday at the Frame Funeral Home in Eldred from 10 to 11 a.m., at which time a memorial service will be held with the Rev. Vince Cieslewicz officiating.
Memorial contributions may be made to the National Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, 1311 Mamaroneck Ave., Suite 310, White Plains, N.Y. 10605.
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While this may be his first CD of original beats and music, a lot of Chingo's message remains the same as it was in his underground days.
He's still not a loverman -- as attested to by the Happy P-produced Ricky Martin/ Enrique Iglesias slam "Swang on Deez Nutz." Over a conga beat and delicate Spanish guitar line, Russell Lee croons these lines in the chorus: "You know we never ever love them hos / Just like to take 'em to the hotel and watch 'em swang on these nuuuuuts / swing on my ballsack / swing on my ding-a- liiiing." "I told you my hotel room was better than any after-party," Chingo concludes. "Now get your chit and go. Next!"
He's still not interested in the major labels' money. On the thumping track "Fuck a Major Label," also produced by Happy P, Chingo duets with Max Minelli and spits these lines: "I know your label like me 'cause they calling me, Jack / we not calling back 'cause the deal prolly wack."
And he's still on the cutting edge of Tex-Mex hip-hop fusion. One of The Tamale Kingpin's highlights is "American Pie," with "the iced-out Gringo" Paul Wall, a.k.a. "Pablo Pared," and Mike Jones, a.k.a. "Miguel Juanes." Over some excellent scratching courtesy of DJ Ovadose, Chingo takes on the soul food question and puts it like this: "North side of H-Town to north side of Tamaulipas / some call 'em chitlins but we call 'em tripas."
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Advent has been great so far. If only a tad too busy due to the book launch. But things are settling back into a groove and it feels lovely. Although our typical "homeschool" mainly consists of trips to the library, hours reading together, history audiobooks in the car, and the occasional math lesson for Benjamin when the girls are napping, we're taking it even easier this month. Advent picture … [Read more...]
This Week's Miscellany: Vol. 110 (and a book for you!)
Ok, I'm just gonna let that unbelievable cuteness sink in for a second. Gwen Stella is almost 18 months and it just one of my most favorite-ist ages. Sure, they scale everything in sight and break things and color on the walls and freak out because you won't them use their shoe as a spoon for eating guacamole or because they wanted that banana to be handed to them just BARELY peeled so they … [Read more...]
This Week's Miscellany: Vol. 109
This week at Carrots: My post about coffee and marriage ended up being one of the most shared posts on ye ol' blog this year. Apparently there are other folks out there for whom coffee is a love language. Solidarity. In other news, Christy Isinger over at Fountains of Home and I have a big announcement to make next week! And I can't wait to tell you! Eek! My Obsession with the BBC: So here's … [Read more...]
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Happy weekend, y'all! Here's your weekly wrap-up of Stewart happenings, photos, quotes, and my favorite links from around there web. But first things first! The winner of the Toadily Handmade Beeswax Candle giveaway was.......Barbara N! And, because y'all were so excited about their candles, Toadily Handmade decided to offer ANOTHER Advent candle kit. And that one goes to....Chrissy … [Read more...]
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This is what's been going on this week at the Stewart household. Birthday fun for my big 3-year-old, born on the Feast of St. John Paul the Great. Look at that little gingersnap last year at her Beatrix Potter birthday party! You can read all about that one and how/why we do super simple family birthdays in that post. This year's theme (chosen by the birthday girl herself) was … [Read more...]
This Week's Miscellany: Vol. 106
Happy weekend, sweet friends! Thank you so much for sharing your prayer intentions with me last week in comments, emails, FB messages, etc. I'm sorry that I haven't been able to respond to every email and message, but please know that I prayed for you as promised at the Shrine of Our Lady of La Lechein St. Augustine on her feast day and lit a candle. The requests from those suffering from … [Read more...]
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The site is back up with ALL the posts, yay! You might not have noticed, but some of the recent posts and comments disappeared this week, causing me to have a minor freak out. The site has been getting so much traffic (thank you for sharing posts!) that I had to switch over to a bigger host that could handle all that traffic. But there were a couple of glitches in the process and I'm sorry you … [Read more...]
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Happy weekend! This is the little weekly wrap-up from Carrots complete with cute children, my favorite links from the interwebz, and much much more (ok, so that's usually about it). Lucy is causing me to rethink my taste in fashion after proudly exclaiming that she dressed up "like Mama!." Scarf, baby, belt, turban. I guess that's about right. And I hope you enjoy that action shot of Gwen … [Read more...]
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Whew. It's been awhile since the last TWM, y'all. Let's jump in. Just FYI, that's a necklace I'm wearing. Not suspenders. I am definitely not cool enough to pull off sparkly suspenders. The Quotable Lucy (almost 3yo): "One day God made a ballerina. And her name was Lucy." This girl loves her ballet class. As a former ballet teacher, I promised myself I would not get all crazy and … [Read more...]
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Mmm. So I promised I'd update ya on the Whole30 I said I was going to start. I'm on Day 8. (Basically, the Whole30 is thirty days of eating veggies, fruit, fat, and protein. No grains, no dairy, no sugar, no legumes, and no processed food. The guidelines are more specific, but that's the main idea.) And when I asked if anybody wanted to join me, I had NO IDEA more that 100 other folks would … [Read more...]


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Hail, Caesar salad! And Elise Wiggins at Panzano in Denver
Posted By William Porter On July 11, 2014 @ 9:28 am In Denver,News,Restaurants,Salad | 1 Comment
I recently got an email from Lizbeth Scordo of Yahoo Food, that web giant's site for all things culinary. She was polling various food types around the country about the best Caesar salads in their respective cities, including Chicago, San Francisco, New York City, Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Boston.
Scordo's question to me: Who makes the top Caesar salad in Denver? It didn't take me long to come up with the answer. I've always been a fan of the ones chef Elise Wiggins turns out at Panzano [1] in the Hotel Monaco.
Here's my reply in full:
"Hotel restaurants can sometimes be mediocre, but Panzano, located in the Hotel Monaco in downtown Denver, is consistently outstanding. The restaurant has long offered two Caesars: a traditional version with hearts of romaine, anchovies, garlic, Parmesan, croutons and crispy capers, plus their Caesar Griglia, which features grilled hearts of romaine. To their credit, if they're not happy with that day's shipment of romaine lettuce, they 86 the dish until a proper batch arrives. That's attention to detail." ($9.50)
Panzano is at 909 17th St. To check out what other restaurant critics and food writers had to say about their cities, check out this link at yahoo.com/food [2].
1 Comment To "Hail, Caesar salad! And Elise Wiggins at Panzano in Denver"
#1 Comment By Matthew W On July 30, 2014 @ 7:10 pm
I think your article should have read Ole Cesar.
The salad originated in Mexico by Cesar Cardini. It has nothing to do with Italy. Although making a dressing with agrum( the original Worcestershire sauce( is awesome and intense in flavor and very Italian
I enjoy your articles but hope you along with more chefs can help spread the accuracy of certain food origins and meanings..
Buratta is never Buratta unless it comes from Puglia as it is a trademarked product. Ala Parmesan Reggiano…..
If real balsamic isn't being used it really should say condimento.
Ehh I realize champagne is open for debate but maybe the french should have that designation.
And Please.. If truffle oil is being used, there are no truffles in the oil, just flavorings
perhaps a new term should be phrased for an oil that really in no way resembles a true Mushroom Truffle
I really feel chefs and then the critics should take more responsibility in representing the correct usage of products and definitions.
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Its so annoying that Sony gets all the best RPGs
desert_santa posted...
persona 4 golden.....don't i have that on my ps2? or is it a sequel?
It is either a port or a remake (don't remember if they remastered it, added content, etc. or not), but it most definitely not a sequel.
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Super Creatures posted...
desert_santa posted...persona 4 golden.....don't i have that on my ps2? or is it a sequel?
ah, thanks for clearing that up
guess i will wait till they make a part 5 :(
Persona 4 is a good game made even better with the extra content on the vita version but at the end of the day, it's just a port.
One does not simply state a reasonable, negative opinion on GameFAQS without being called a troll.
Give us sony fans Lost Odyssey, Tales of vesperia and Blue Dragon plz ; ;
Really dont want to buy a 360 just for those games, especially since all Mass effects are on the Ps3 now
When you eliminate the impossible, whatever is left, however improbable, must be the truth.
Ghanem69 posted...
Give us sony fans Lost Odyssey, Tales of vesperia and Blue Dragon plz ; ;
We got Vesperia.... Just not in your native language.
But thanks for reminding me, I need to get Blue Dragon.
I play a lil bit of everything on a lil bit of everything.
Not changing this until we get a Viewtiful Joe 3 or HD collection of VJ 1&2 (started 8/14/12)
crimsonclaw111 posted...
Should've gotten a Japanese-made console if you wanted Japanese-made games tbh.
lost odyssey, tales of vasperia and the last remnant
I have all three consoles and have to agree that Sony gets the majority of the good RPGs. The Disgaea series is also pretty good and really is worth getting a PS3 if you enjoy the type of game.
The Wii also got some good RPG's besides Xenoblade that go overlooked: Arc Rise Fantasia (that game has probably some of the most challenging boss battles I've seen in a while in a turn based RPG), Phantom Brave: We Meet Again, Rune Factory Frontier, Rune Factory Tides (also on PS3), and Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon are all solid games worth checking out if you like RPGs.
And among action RPGs Muramasa: The Demon Blade is awesome.
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Vartos posted...
Oh look, JRPGs that I don't care about.
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desert_santa posted...persona 4 golden.....don't i have that on my ps2? or is it a sequel?
It's a remake. It added a fair number of stuff such as more animated cutscenes, two new social links, a playable January and February, new events, voice acting for new scenes, more personas, an extra dungeon, a beach and city area, more difficulty settings, a third form for party member personas, a new epilogue, TV Listing section for extra stuff like concerts, re-viewing animated cutscenes, this classroom section about the Jungian theory behind the concept of Shadows and Personas, a quiz game show thingie...
It's a pretty hefty remake, in all honesty. Hell, it even looks better than the PS2 version since the Vita is more powerful.
As for Tales of Graces f, it had a pretty bad story, but the battle system was simply amazing. It was the most fun thing in an RPG I'd played in ages. I didn't even mind grinding my titles because it was just fun to play.
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that the earth is round, it revolves around the sun, that it is 7,926.41' in diameter, that it is 92,960,000 miles from the sun.
If the bible said the earth was flat, would you believe it or the scientific evidence otherwise?
Are you going to accept those measurements of the earth? Why or why not?
We have very good evidence on the age of the earth. The estimates are not exact, they are indeed maybe MILLIONS of years off. But the evidence is that the earth is billions of years old, not thousands.
Those that believe that the earth is thousands are choosing to ignore good science for the sake of religious dogma. IMO, this is pure stubborn ignorance, and would affect my opinion of the person, or for the purpose of the discussion, the candidate.
That alone would not be the reason not to vote for Rubio, he sucks plenty in many other ways, but this shows what a panderer he is.
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There are several effects in the mix here which bear mentioning:
1. Mate selection (in Darwin's words, "sex selection") can easily drive up IQs over time. This amounts to one or the other (or both) members of a couple selecting their reproduction mate on the basis of intelligence. If people are selecting against lower-IQ individuals as mates, while selecting in favor of higher-IQ individuals, this can drive up IQ much, much faster than classic "Darwinistic selection".
2. Breastfeeding, which has made a strong comeback in the Western world during the past 30 to 40 years, has been shown to have positive impacts on IQ across populations on a genetically modified basis. See, for example: http://www.pnas.org/content/104/47/18860.full.pdf
3. SAT tests have been very substantially dumbed down over the past 4 decades. In fact, the American Mensa organization ceased accepting high-threshold SAT scores as a pathway to gain Mensa membership as of 1994. Prior to that, there was a sufficiently solid correlation between IQ and SAT scores. After 1994 there is not. Thus, SATs are likely not presently doing much by way of measuring the capacities of the very highest ability individuals. In other words, if IQ is not longer very correlated with SATs, this implies that many people can simply be prepared/trained to do well on these exams somewhat independently of their true native ability. (By contrast, the Miller Analogies is likely a far better tool for distinguishing different levels of ability among the very highest IQ individuals.)
4. There are strong indications that a major structural factor at work in male vs. female intelligence is the reality that there are key intelligence-impacting genes on the X-chromosome, of which men have only one while women have two. All female mammals are mosaics with respect to the X-chromosome, meaning that their tissues are a patchwork quilt in which one or the other of their X-chromosomes is turned on (and the other off) in each patch. This creates a situation where it is easier for males to win the IQ lottery if they happen to get a single very strong version of the relevant genes on their X-chromosome. For a woman to have that same gene in all of her tissues, she would have to inherit the rare, very strong allele/s from both of her parents, which is statistically far less likely to occur. Similarly, males are also far more likely to lose this lottery, and wind up mentally retarded, which is where women pick up the dividend of having two X-chromosomes: X-based mental retardation is far less common among women as their risk is diversified by having two X-chromosomes, and thus a good chance of having one more helpful allele on one of their X-chromosomes to offset any harmful allele.
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First off I'm new at programming. I'm creating an app with one navigation bar controller. The app is pretty basic except for a quiz section that is comprised of 12 xibs. As the users takes the quiz a new xib is pushed onto the stack. I want to create a button that takes the user back to the home screen if they do not want to complete the quiz. The back button takes them to the previous xib which could be 11 deep. Is it possible to dismiss the modal views and reload the rootView controller?
Here's the code from my delegate
@synthesize window; @synthesize navigationController;
(void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:(UIApplication *)application {
// Override point for customization after application launch [window addSubview:[navigationController view]]; [window makeKeyAndVisible]; }
(void)dealloc { [window release]; [navigationController release]; [super dealloc]; }
This is how I'm pushing new xibs onto the stack
(IBAction) showTesting: (id)sender { Testing *varTesting = [[[Testing alloc] initWithNibName:@"Testing" bundle:nil] autorelease]; [[self navigationController] pushViewController:varTesting animated: YES]; }
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks


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Weekly Update March 22
Hope Lutheran Preschool / Open House is Saturday, March 28th from 9-12:00 pm; enrolling for the 2015-16 School Year & Summer Camp Ages 2.5-5. Questions contact Sheri @ firstname.lastname@example.com or 636-946-8922. Connecting to Hope's Vision / the first of informational newsletters came out this week; and will be one a week for the next three…
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