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Turin. Production rehearsals.
Having got to bed at 5am after programming, I was more than a little dischuffed at being work by a yapping dog in the hotel corridor. I staggered around for a while before settling into getting some paperwork done (Russian visas and more) before getting on a 1pm van to the stadium. Much tail chasing ensued, getting ready to demonstrate Whole World Band €" the crowd-sourced global band concept by our old pal Kevin Godley. It€™s main incarnation will be web-based but we had talked about the possibility of €˜performing€™ it live during the show - for the purposes of this rehearsal we asked crew members in the stadium to help out. Given that there are over 400 of us, I figured I could rustle up at least a dozen people who could play an instrument or two. This we did and recorded a series of different musical parts to the song.
The details of the next part of the process I will spare you as it all but put me in the grave, being a cat-herding exercise of the highest order. I imagine this would be the case in any branch of theatre or performing arts, but it becomes clear that to create a successful stage event requires way more than just having the idea. Given the number of people involved (and today seemed to involve almost every department of the tour) it requires a firmness of leadership in tandem with an ability to make people want to be part of it, even though it means taking on an additional task in their already busy day. The final furlong had me sitting in the sound booth with Joe, trying to get these ropey-sounding video clips to sync together and sound like music. At one point it came to such a chaotic cacophony that the pair of us just laughed until we cried, trying to make the gigantic machine which is the U2 360 show behave itself and come to order. Joe and I have been with U2 since they were playing in buildings smaller than the 360 mix-position, so it would have been had to imagine back then that it could ever get this far out of hand.
After a dinner break, the band came back to the stage and tried another show opening - Soon into Beautiful Day. It seems clear to me that the Beautiful Day opening is a winner, but I don't think we've quite cracked the set up yet. They also played North Star on stage for the first time, so that'll probably be available in Tower Records before bedtime. We ran the middle chunk of the set, during which I dragged Declan up into the high seats to watch the City of Blinding Lights section. After nine months away the sight of it was pretty arresting, even though I say so myself. Good effort all round.
Each night after rehearsals we have a bit of a post-mortem to decide what worked and what didn't. This is when most of the decisions get made and when the plan for the following day is mapped out as a result. Tonight was a bit of a tough one as it became apparent that the Whole World Band idea isn't going to work for the show. Happily, it seems very likely that the idea will re-emerge in its web-based capacity so all is not lost, but I'll confess to being sad that we can't follow through with the live event. You can€™t win 'em all.
Team Visual stayed late again, as I'd arranged to retain some spot operators and cameras for the late-night session. I wanted to revisit the light for camera, having had a bit of a revelation during the DVD filming in L.A. last year. Given the strangely invisible nature of the production from the stage, some of the close ups look a little empty and I'd had a thought about how to fix it. Once a tour is rolling there is never an opportunity to do this, so tonight was the night to get it done and I think it'lll make a big difference.
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I have uploaded steam for linux here:
I have sorted the directories. Just run steam.sh
I found this bit interesting from the steam binary:
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I have uploaded steam for linux here:
I have sorted the directories. Just run steam.sh
Trust Linux users to dissect an unreleased binary.
Valve is probably thinking to maintain their stranglehold on digital distribution. It doesn't mean they will release Linux versions of their games right away but it does mean that 3rd parties will be able to use Steam to deliver (commercial) software on all relevant desktop platforms.
I believe (and hope) that Valve will actually port their games over once Steam/Linux reaches some critical install base.
I wonder if there could be some kind of official steam livecd one day to make a kind of pc-based games console. Live CDs are very good at booting anywhere these days, valve could probably get nvidia/ati's blessing to bundle the binary drivers and then they could build some kind of horrible DRM mess on a strippped down linux to try and stop game hacks.....
I don't like this jumping to conclusions too fast. Remember where that got us with Unreal Tournament 3?
Maybe Valve is just keeping the option open until Linux has a decent graphics and audio stack (maybe two years from now)?
Also, Steam coming to Linux isn't a big deal at all. You would be stuck with the same games we now have for Linux. It would be different if they would port their source engine games.
You can bet every penny that if (when) Steam will come to Linux, the Source engine and its games will also come. Valve is a company that just... seriously it would be the case. Also if (when) this is happening, than Valve will be fully supporting this, and probably asking publishers to port their games, like they do with *all* publishers (which is pretty much the whole pc game industry nowadays) at the moment to have them port their games to Mac.
Let's just hope ML's sources are right. Not sure I want to wait til June, but it's waay better than never.
Regardless, the fact that these files are there shores things up well enough.
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I can't wait till this game comes up but luckily the demo comes out next week on April 2.
Check out he new trailer fro Black Adam in Injustice: Gods Among Us. The trailer is an exclusive from Machinima. Today, Warner Brothers Home Interactive also announced that the Injustice: Gods Among Us Demo will be available for the XBox 360 and PS3 for free.
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I can't wait till this game comes up but luckily the demo comes out next week on April 2.
Kind of feels silly that green Arrow is just a human with super accuracy but Black Adam is as strong as Superman so when he hits GA, his head should just pop yet he seems to to take the hits as if they were nothing...
Still not convinced of this game.
Jedi...say it with me. B A L A N C E.
If all the superhuman characters could just squish the mortals the game really would be broken? Right?
Who would Bats, GA, Huntress, Joker and Luthor fight that would be a challenge? Really.
Black Adam was given his powers from the Wizard Shazam who Shazam thought was worthy. Turns out he wasn't so the Wizard Shazam banished him from Earth and waited to find the right person to become his Successor which was Captain Marvel. So no makabriel he isn't a alternate Shazam.
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Vegetable Meme
I have been tagged for a veggie-meme by Honeybee of Beurre et Pain. Although it may not seem immediately apparent, I actually love vegetables, it's just that my love for bacon and chocolate sometimes tends to obscure this fact. My problem really is that there isn't much I won't eat…
Anyhoo, on with the meme, six questions on vegetables:
1. Is there a vegetable you hated as a child but came to love as you got older?
There are a lot of veggies that I developed a taste for only as I grew up. Although I can't say I absolutely hated any of them when I was a child. I ate pretty much anything that was in my path. There is one that I vehemently disliked as a child, and still do now – ampalaya (bitter gourd). I mean, it's really bitter. Why?
2. Most underrated vegetable?
I would have to say malunggay (Moringa oleifera Lamk). It's a local plant that can grow pretty much anywhere here. It doesn't cost much and it has a ton of nutritional and medicinal benefits. It's also my favorite vegetable to put in monggo (mung bean stew). Although they make pills out of it for breast-feeding mothers (it's supposed to increase breast milk…imagine that!), I'd like to see it used more at the table and at restaurants.
3. Name one favourite summer vegetable dish.
Summer is a pretty broad term here as we have no real winter. In the summer I like to eat salads that have fruit and sinkamas (jicama?), or just cold sinkamas with some salt. Another great and refreshing salad is pako salad. Pako is a type of fern and I like is tossed with thinly sliced red onion, tomatoes, and some red (salted) egg. I also love (and I do mean love) lato...a type of seaweed. Ok, is that still considered a vegetable? Well, it's a veggie of the sea! The best way to have it (in my humble opinion) is fished directly out of the sea (lato will only grow in clean water so don't worry), give it a few swishes in the salty sea water, and pop into you mouth. It has these small globes that burst in your mouth with sea-and-summer-tasting goodness. Amazing.
4. And one for winter?
No winter here! :) It does get a bit chilly (this is very relative…"chilly" here is not really chilly in the general sense of the term…it's more like "not hot") around December, and around June our "wet" season starts. During these times a hot bowl of monggo (mung bean stew) can't be beat!
5. What vegetables are in your fridge and freezer right now?
Tomatoes, lettuce, sprouts, red cabbage, mustasa (mustard leaves), eggplant, labanos (radish), and gabi (taro?).
6. Is there a vegetable you really like but don't make much yourself?
Brussel sprouts! I LOVE brussel sprouts, but as supply here is not as regular as I'd like, and it's also a bit pricey (being imported), so I don't have them all the time.
No tags for now but if you'd like to join in feel free and let me know!
19 comments:
- Kevin said...
Nice veg photos!
- Deniz said...
I can't live without vegetables. I love vegetarian recipes. And your veg photos are very successful. It seems I'll check out your blog frequently.
- Linda said...
This was so interesting to read! I've never heard of malunggay though I may have had it in some asian dishes and just never known :) I'm a vegetarian and have been for four years now -- wow i can't believe it's been that long! I was made fun of as a kid for loving broccoli. Veggies are like candy to me, but they will never replace chocolate!
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Kevin! Thanks :)
Hi Deniz! Thank you :) I can't live without veggies either!
Hi Linda! Glad you found it interesting :) Wow! Four years...that is something :) Although I'm not a vegetarian, I do love veggies...and broccoli is one of my faves too! - 9:35 AM
- Mila Tan said...
Ditto on the ampalaya. I have horrible childhood memories of my mom forcing me to eat it. Yuck. Still hate it. I grew to love broccoli, spinach and tofu (ok, not a vegetable, but it was always something I ate with vegetables). I find the okra underrated and yet I love it so! It was my favorite vegetable as a child, probably because it was slimy (heehee).
- christine said...
Like you, there aren't many vegetables I don't like. And I don't like ampalaya! I tried and tried but my taste buds revolt. One of my most favorite veggies along with the likes of broccoli, zucchini, artichokes is the sweet potato! I have to have it at least once a week.
Mila,I love okra too! In pinakbets, it's what I scoop most of onto my plate with eggplant (which I also love!). - 4:26 PM
- oggi said...
I'm a vegetable lover, and yes, even ampalaya. Love your vegetable pictures.
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Mila! C was forced to eat it too as a child but now he loooves it! So I've been looking for recipes to surprise him with :) I love broccoli and spinach too, but not okra...for the same reason you like it, its slimy-ness!
Hey Nens! Yes, you are a veggie queen :) Artichokes...YUM! You know I saw fresh once here in Rustans...then gone in the blink of an eye! Eggplants...another YUM! My favorite way to enjoy it is tortang talong :)
Hi Oggi! Thanks! You and my husband are both ampalaya lovers then :) So if you have a good recipe to share please do! :) - 10:30 AM
- dimaks said...
how about saluyot? and okra? hehe
gusto ko rin ng ampalaya, lalo na pag omelet. yummy! - 11:37 AM
- sha said...
i hate ampalaya my taste buds have develeloped veg i hated i now try and eat but those bloody bitter ampalayas...
speaking of brussels sprouts when i was in la spezia for 3 months i kept looking for them
xmas came it hit me what is xmas without those sprouts... my captain said.. whats your hang with englishness shalimar and those sprouts haha - 6:51 PM
- Honeybee said...
Thank you so much for participating, Joey! I hadn't even realised how many new veggies (to me) I was going to discover through this meme!
When I read the part where you said "no winter here!" I couldn't help but feel a bit jealous seeing as it's 20 degrees F outside and suppossed to drop into the teens tomorrow! Brrrr. I'd like a bowl of monggo please. :)
Ari (Baking and Books) - 1:33 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Dimaks! Thanks for dropping in :) My husband like ampalaya with bistek...omelet sounds good to :)
Hi Sha! I agree, brussel sprouts are definitely "huntable" :) I am always hunting for them here!
Hi Honeybee! It was fun :) Yes, I know what you mean...like whta's a cardoon? :)
Hi Ari! We do have blistering summers though...with such high humidity that I sometimes can't tell between my sweat and the moisture in the air! The coldest place here is the mall...surreal! - 11:11 AM
- Melting Wok said...
Greetings from Southern California :) wowww, this is a great post !! haha, I was tagged to write bout "meme", I like this vege Meme better :) Very interesting questions you got there, for :
1) My mom used to coax us into eating bitter melons too (Chinese mothers are very fuzzy into getting their kids with their greens, back there we don't have broccoli, so bitter melon it is) *lol*
2) I think lotus roots are underrated hehe, I love lotus root friessssss !! :) hmm..chinese mustard greens are good too :)
3) Oh my my, jicama it is !! We do this salad thing with shredded cucumbers, mangos, fresh pineapples, jicamas, toasted sesames, peanuts with a mean toasted shrimp paste..woo hoo, jicama !!:)
4) Woww..another good one - mung beans !! We love cooking this in coconut milk, tapioca pearls with screwpine leaf essence. Soup or stew sounds really good too ! :)
5) You got all the goodies !! :) Ok, just came home with lotus roots, small bok choy, chinese broccoli, and some chinese belly-button mushrooms.
6) Oh..they had some really small brussel sprouts at the market, bought some coz I was craving for some baked panko breadcrumbs with them, ditto on that one :)
Okay, there you have it, I love this vege meMe thingy, hope you don't mind me playing along :) Thanks for sharing, and cheers ! :) - 7:50 PM
- paz said...
Love your photo shots and answers. Enoyable reading!
Paz - 10:08 PM
- Fairly Odd Tofu Mom said...
I love the blog! Great stuff! I'll be back!
I'd never heard of some of the veggies, so that was educational as well. - 9:53 AM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Melting Wok! Thanks for answering the meme and sharing your veggie-thoughts :) Taro fries...sounds good! Brussel sprouts with baked panko bread crumbs...sounds yummy too :)
Hi Paz! Thanks! :) I was surprised myself to see how many vegetable shots I've accumulated :)
Hi Fairly Odd Tofu Mom! I like your name! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment :) - 3:32 PM
- Kristen said...
I love veggies too. Those photos are great.... so colorful it takes me right into Spring!
- ChichaJo said...
Thanks Kristen! :) Glad they reminded you of such a lovely season...although we don't get to experience spring here nice to know that my veggies can give me a clue :)


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JVC SiriusConnect™ Adapter Written By Jason, Villa Park, IL on Wednesday, February 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Worked just as described & hooked up very easy Pros: Easy to install, had no issues Cons: None
JVC SiriusConnect™ Adapter Written By Anonymous, Edison, nj on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to install, and work the $$
Error 8 code Written By Tom, Portland, OR on Monday, January 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Within 10 minutes of using Sirius in my truck, I will get an "Error 8" display code or the display will go to "Acquiring" and Sirius will not work. Everything else on my JCV stereo works great, except for Sirius. JVC told me to check the wires, which I had the guys who installed it do. Everything was hooked up fine. Then they said it was pretty common problem with the power hookup. When that didn't work, they had me mail them my old KS-SRA100. I had that installed and the same problem happened. It is either two bad KS-SRA100 devices in a row or just bad JVC products overall. Wish I purchased something else. Pros: When it works, it sounds really nice. Cons: Reliability - it is junk JVC documentation is very poor
Problems... Written By Patrick, Destin, FL on Monday, June 14, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this unit June 8, 2010 as a part of a major upgrade to my vehicle system (JVC KW-NT3HDT) - received the ALERT-08 code continually, which as is listed in another customer review - means check all connections. All connections are good - and the only remedy seems to be to unplug & replug the cables to this device (every time I power up the system). I'm told this is the only interface for the JVC Head Unit - so, unless the replacement box fixes the problem - I'll need to send the (awesome) JVC head unit back as well.... Kinda not fun -
disappointed Written By RONALD, Medford, MA on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) not sure if this is strictly the function of this unit or the head unit (I have a JVC KW-AVX810), but I was disappointed that I couldn't do standard things I did with my stand alone, cheapo sirius tuner such as pause the stream or store favorite songs / artists as well as the listing of channels didn't include the number, nor could I access a channel by typing in it's #. Again, some or all of this may be just a function of the head unit, but I think it's good to have this information here as well...
Good functionality, bad sound quality Written By Jeremy, Palestine, TX on Monday, January 19, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I used this to replace my old Clarion satellite radio when I switched to the JVC KD-AVX44 source unit. All of the controls and display is great, but I'm only giving it 3 stars because the sound quality is not very good. The sound quality with my old Clarion Sirius tuner, and my Alpine tuner in my other car is much better. Also, you have to run power wires to it seperately, where as with the old units (one box connected to the source, instead of two), the only connections were to the antenna and the source. It's kind of a pain to splice the power and ground wires in when you install it, especially when J-Bus is capable of powering it anyways. Overall, it gets the job done, but it makes me stray away from Sirius music, and stick to the talk channels most of the time.
JVC SiriusConnect™ Adapter Written By GKing, Patchogue , NY on Tuesday, July 29, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installation and set up was a snap! From there all you had to do is just plug in the Sirius tune and antenna . A great addition to my JVC system.
Been having issues Written By Justin, Phoenix, Az on Wednesday, April 02, 2008 I have had this unit since the first of the year. I have been getting a RESET 08 code on my deck which means to check all connections. When it does this the display on the screen does not change but the station will just not show. So I unlpug eventhing, once i disconnnet and reconnect eveything seems to work again. I have had to do this atleast I would say more then 10 times that i can remember from owning it. I have called JVC and basically they say make sure it is hooked up right. They say that it could be cuased by the Sirius SCC1 unit but i dont that. So after being fed up with it not wokring right I call and they say you can send it it and be tested and it is under a 1 year replacment warranty if anythign is wrong with it. But that means no satalite radio for the shipping and replacement time. :( When it works I love it and sems to be great. Just this issue is all I have had.
Time will tell if it's worth it Written By Lando Commando, Tempe, AZ on Monday, February 25, 2008 I used to own a Sirius Connect JVC-SIR1 tuner. I had that for about 1 year (had problems from time to time) before it finally stopped working. After doing research on the net, I found out MANY people had problems with this same unit. Anyway, I was without my SIRIUS for about 8-9 months and was SOOOOO happy to hear when this item was coming out. I purchased this, along with the SC-C1 Universal tuner for my JVC head unit. Upon installation, sound was only coming out of my LEFT speakers ! ! Since this KS-SRA100 is almost IMPOSSIBLE to find in stores, as with the SC-C1, they could not test both items to see which one was defective. Because of this, I had to return BOTH items for a full refund. I am STILL without SIRIUS in my car. Only time will tell if this unit is worth it. I am just starting to lose ALL faith in Sirius Connect products. Maybe some positive reviews will change my mind.


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Coming off another strong road trip, the Dodgers will begin a six-game homestand on Friday, looking to improve on a 13-19 record at Dodger Stadium.
Los Angeles took two of three from Colorado last weekend and split four games in Cincinnati, improving its road record to 22-14. But the Dodgers were 8 1/2 games behind the first-place Giants after Thursday's 4-1 loss to the Reds, and they know they'll have to do better on their home field if they want to challenge San Francisco.
Los Angeles will hand the ball to Clayton Kershaw (5-2, 3.17) in Friday's series opener against Arizona. The Dodgers' ace is 8-7 with a 2.69 ERA in 19 career starts against the D-backs.
His most recent outing against the D-backs, on May 17, was one of the worst of his career: He lasted only 1 2/3 innings and gave up seven earned runs in an 18-7 road loss. But he didn't make any excuses after that poor start.
"I just got hit hard tonight. I don't know why," Kershaw said. "I left some balls up, and they got hits. I can't really make excuses, saying they found holes. They hit balls hard, and they hit balls in gaps. I just got hit hard tonight."
The D-backs have won six of their last 10 and posted a 17-16 record on the road heading into Friday's series opener. On Friday they'll start rookie right-hander Chase Anderson, who has earned a win in all five of his starts this season.
This will be Anderson's second start against Kershaw. In that game, Anderson allowed five runs over 5 1/3 innings.
"Thanks [goes to] the offense today," Anderson said after that outing "This is definitely on them."
Anderson took a valuable lesson from that game that he has continued to carry with him: Locate his fastball, and then build from there.
Anderson said that his fastball sits around 90-92 mph, though he has topped out at 93. Getting a good feel for his fastball, he says, enables him to better work his curveball and changeup into counts and sufficiently mix his pitches.
"If you're going to be a starting pitcher, you've got to have fastball command," he said. "I don't overpower people."
D-backs: Pacheco signed, Evans DFA'd
Arizona acquired Jordan Pacheco on Thursday after successfully claiming the former Colorado infielder/catcher off waivers. To make room on the roster, in a corresponding move, the team designated backup infielder Nick Evans for assignment.
Manager Kirk Gibson spoke highly of Pacheco's versatility, noting that he can play catcher, second base, third base and even the outfield.
"He's a really good hitter," Gibson said. "He's a good fit for us right now."
A right-handed hitter, Pacheco left Colorado batting .236 with eight RBIs and six doubles in 72 at-bats this season. However, he is a career .281 hitter across parts of four seasons in the Majors.
Evans went 1-for-11 at the plate in eight games with the D-backs.
Dodgers: Mattingly reasserts faith in Kemp
Despite Matt Kemp's recent offensive struggles, manager Don Mattingly still believes he will turn things around.
Kemp went 2-for-3 with a walk and an RBI in Thursday's 4-1 loss to the Reds. He is batting .254 with five home runs and 19 RBIs on the season. In his previous 19 games, he had been hitting .206 with no homers and five RBIs. Though he had a good series in Colorado (5-for-9, with two triples and three RBIs), he struggled in his first three games in Cincinnati, going 1-for-8 with five strikeouts.
"We've seen flashes, right?" Mattingly said. "Colorado was pretty good. He was really good, actually, in Colorado. Certain times it's just matchups. You may hit a little stretch where the guy he's facing gets the ball to the part of the plate he's not handling, or certain pitches don't match up."
Mattingly doesn't think Kemp has regressed permanently, even with his injury history.
"I think Matt is better than .250," Mattingly said. "I think he's going to hit. I just know the ability's there. I know it's there. It's been there before, it's there again. He's not at an age where you say, 'It's not there anymore.' There's a possibility that age has basically caught up, but he's still pretty much in a time where body-wise, reaction-wise, he's still young, and he's done it before. He can do it again."
Worth noting
• Kershaw ranks second among National League starters with 11.92 strikeouts per nine innings. He's struck out 64 and walked only seven.
• Anderson is one of three starters new to a D-backs rotation that has been solid for Arizona of late. He, Bronson Arroyo and Josh Collmenter have combined to go 14-3 with a 3.05 ERA in 23 starts since April 25.
Caitlin Swieca is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Big Sioux Conference tournament didn't go as Coach Jeff Dvorak would have liked for his Lady Quarriers placing 7th in the traveling, four-game contest.Although the tournament ended well with a 52-32 win over Tea Area, Dell Rapids' season struggles continued with three disappointing losses to start the BSC event.First roundIn what was the most closely contested game of the tournament for Dell Rapids, the Lady Quarriers started the week off with a heartbreaking 41-40 loss to Lennox."We put together a very solid game with the exception of our shooting," Dvorak said. "It's really difficult winning any game shooting 18 percent."After trailing 18-12 at the half, the Lady Quarriers managed to close the gap in the second, but couldn't finish the comeback."Our girls fought extremely hard to have a shot at the end," Dvorak said. "I think we all see improvement. Now we have to start scoring better, and finish off these types of games with a win."Mikaela Stofferahn and Rachel Devlin each had 11 points, and Julia Rice added 10 more for Dell Rapids. Lennox's offense was led by Kristen Klinger, who scored 12 points.Second roundAgainst fourth-ranked Tri-Valley, the Lady Quarriers kept it interesting for much of the game but found themselves down 37-24 heading into the final period of play. Dell Rapids lost to the Mutstangs 52-33."We started the game so well – hit some threes, contained their bigs and took care of the basketball," Dvorak said.The Lady Quarriers trailed by three early in the 3rd quarter, "then we just quit scoring," Dvorak said.Another night of shooting struggles is what led to the loss, he said."Right now our defense is fairly solid but we just can't put the ball in the hole," Dvorak said.Dell Rapids shot 22 percent from the field.Tri-Valley's Mariah Swier and Alison Cross led all scorers with 15 points each. For the Lady Quarriers, Corynn Hoff had eight points.Third roundIt was another tough night for the Lady Quarriers against Dakota Valley as Dell Rapids watched a 34-23 halftime deficit inflate to 61-39 by the end of the game."Unfortunately, we lost this game before the tip," Dvorak said. "We were just not ready to go at all when the game started. Our guards have to be able to handle the pressure better at the onset of the game."After the first quarter, Dvorak said, the Lady Quarriers were able to cut the gap to 19-24, "but it was too big of a hole to dig out of.""Right now we are fragile and can't afford any lack of focus or energy," he said. "We made a step backward tonight – after two pretty solid efforts in our last two games –so we need to focus on getting back on an upward track."Rice had a team-high 8 points for the Lady Quarriers. Dakota Valley's McKenzie Mennenga led all scorers with 20 points.Final roundIn the seventh place game, the Lady Quarriers scored a tournament high and earned a decisive 52-32 win over the Tea Titans."What a clean game," Dvorak said. "Tea has the ability to disrupt you as they have some athleticism, and I thought we handled that well and played a very well-rounded game.Despite only shooting 25 percent from the field, a balanced attack of three-pointers, offensive put-backs, strong post shots and penetration led to the win, he said.Nine different Dell Rapids players scored."It was a step forward that we must continue in the second half (of the season," Dvorak said.Dell Rapids' Rachel Devlin had 12 points and 10 rebounds, both game highs and the team's first double-double of the season Rice added nine rebounds. Hoff had five assists.The Lady Quarriers are 3-7 after the win over Tea Area. Big Sioux Conference Tournament results:1st – Tri-Valley2nd – Sioux Falls Christian3rd – Beresford4th – Canton5th – Dakota Valley6th – Elk Point-Jefferson7th – Dell Rapids8th – Tea Area
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Our national obsession with all things pizza has resulted in what might be the ultimate American food: the pizzaburger.
The pizzaburger - essentially a bacon cheeseburger wrapped in a pepperoni pizza and cooked like a calzone - has begun showing up on menus at Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar's 40 U.S. locations.
The domestic roll-out follows a 250% rise in burger sales at the chain's Canadian locations, called Boston Pizza, after the pizzaburger was launched there in the spring.
"We're not pretending that it's a healthy product," Brad Bevill, vice president of marketing, says of the 1,360-calorie Pepperoni & Bacon Pizzaburger, which comes packed with 2,000 milligrams of sodium. "You're talking about a hamburger and pizza wrapped together."
Did we forget to mention that it's served with a garnish of lettuce, tomato and pickle?
Perhaps this helps explain why pizza flavor has recently shown up in the most unlikely products - from popcorn to sausage to candy.
"Saturation advertising from national pizza chains gives the pizza flavor a high profile with consumers," says Tom Vierhile, innovations insights director at Datamonitor.
The real driver is America's love affair with pizza. Sales at U.S. pizza restaurants topped $36 billion last year - up nearly 4% from the year before, reports Packaged Facts food industry tracker. Consider: 97% of U.S. adults eat pizza at least once a year, and more than 27% eat it monthly.
That's one reason why the head chef at Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar spent months developing the pizza burger - which is cooked in an oven like pizza with a precooked burger inside.
"Our cultural love of pizza stems from our emotional connection to social consumption," Bevill says. "I'm seeing lots of pizza tattoos on Instagram."
As a result, besides burgers, pizza is showing up in:
â?¢ Popcorn. Doc Popcorn just rolled-out a gluten-free Poppin' Pizza popcorn, made with whole-grain kernels and real cheese. The company uses 100% corn oil and natural ingredients to make its snacks, says co-founder Rob Israel.
â?¢ Nutrition bars. In April, a new Pizza Marinara nutrition bar by Journey was introduced.
â?¢ Candy. Early this summer, Eda's Sugarfree Candies rolled out Pizza is 4 Suckers, sugar-free, pizza-flavored hard candy. The slogan: "It's not just a candy - it's a snack."
â?¢ Beer. While Mamma Mia! Pizza Beer isn't new (it was developed in 2006), it's still getting buzz. No, there's no pizza in the beer, but the brew is enhanced with a special pizza flavoring. "In the end," says creator Tom Seefurth, "we were pleasantly surprised this mess turned out to be the best thing since the chocolate bumped into the guy with the peanut butter."
â?¢ Ice cream. Yes, you may want to hold your noses, but Little Baby's Ice Cream in Philadelphia sells a pizza-flavored ice cream - hold the sausage.
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Okay, so, here's the current car situation at our house:
96 Cherokee - Gas guzzler, 145k
00 Expedition - Gas guzzler, 120k
84 GMC Sierra - Gas HAWG, environmental hazard, unknown mileage, not the kind of thing you want to drive every day (especially w/a 30 min. commute).
88 Honda Motorcycle - 50 mpg - yes, that's 50! - not much good in winter.
The kicker is, NO car payments.
Now, I run across a 2006 Nissan Sentra with 11k miles for $9200. Perfect run-around car, 30-35 mpg.
But, do I want to add a car payment? Up the insurance? I'm not sure that I'll save enough in gas to make it affordable.
Any thoughts?
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I am trying to live by the teachings of Dave Ramsey and being debt free. Though the past few months have made it difficult, with the house and other things. He would say, sell your gas guzzlers, and buy the Sentra with cash. Though buying a car with cash can be difficult if you haven't been preparing for it. That sounds like a great buy too Preach, hope it works out for you.
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It all depends on what you need. Maybe there's a reason you need three gas hogs. My thinking is that at least one car should be gas efficient, never more clearly than in $4 a gallon days, sure to be higher soon. You have three trucks and a cycle, which I'm not sure why you need three trucks.
We've recently come to the end of a car cycle. Our theory is, we don't care much about cars beyond their ability to get us here to there in some decent way. Don't care about gearhead shit like major HP, or supercool styling, etc. Just be reliable and as cost-effective as possible. So, Mrs. had a 90 Dodge Shadow hatchback, which was good on mileage, and lasted from 1994-2007, many payment-free years. I had a 93 Chevy Lumina from 1996-2008, less efficient mileage, a little bigger.
Last year, we got the missus a Hyundai Elantra, new rather than used, $14,400 plus taxes, tags, etc. Not a luxury car, but a pretty zippy number with good ratings and not much more than many used cars. High 30s highway mileage, low car payments. I'm happy enough with the Hyundai that my purchase, likely coming very soon, will be a Hyundai Tucson, their compact SUV. For me, the utility of being able to haul minor stuff from Lowe's/HD that would not fit in the Elantra (or Shadow or Lumina) is worth getting mid-20s in mpg. I'm mid-dance with a dealer, and it looks like we're going to deal somewhere between $18,000 and $18,500. The plan is to drive these vehicles for at least 10 years, since we take good care, add low miles, and want maximum zero payment years.
My advice to you is, figure out whether you need all those vehicles. The cycle stays; it's cheap to operate. Do you need three trucks? Can you get by on 2? What is market value on those vehicles? I don't know that the Sentra offers a better long-term investment ROI than a new Hyundai, or other lower-MSRP vehicle. Lots of makers have high-30 mpg cars, and I'd add one of those to the mix. The value of new is not in resale, as it depreciates the second you drive it off, but in knowing what you're getting. You control its maintenance, its history. And those new years are the best years. Just saying, the difference between $9200 for used and $15K for new might not be so great.
In any event, never ever buy a dealer car with a trade-in. Lose every time. Sell privately, and buy without dealer financing, by your own bank's car loan, or if possible using cash. Dealers will jack your rates. We're doing a debt consolidation loan of a bunch of shit, and the net effect is no extra monthly amount for the new Finny car; we will pay a bit longer (10 years), but as a home equity, our car loans and credit card payoff assumed by the loan will be tax deductible (interest only), as will our vacation, HDTV, and new computer. It'll be under $600 a month for two new cars and all that, by the magic of financing. So look into home equity loans, consider buying new, cash rather than financing or trade, and definitely get one gas miser into the mix. Make the gas miser your MAIN runaround car (groceries, school, whatever).
Debt free is a great goal, but if you assume debt, your best bet is to get maximum return, buying new with best bang for buck. We always try to pay down debts early, as well. If you have any inerest in Hyundai cars, you can get some great deals on the Sonatas, $3000 off MSRP. Know how to play the game with dealers, too. Know invoice price, the whole game of finance managers, their dog and pony show, the back and forth many people just cannot stomach. I mentioned dealer holdbacks to my salesman and he about flipped. I countered at $4000 below what they first offered, and they overplayed their hand on the Tucson: they came down below the price they had just told me they would be taking a loss on, within $380 of my counter. I walked the fuck out on them, and today they're calling me and begging. Tomorrow, I'm actually LOWERING my offer because they went low too fast, and I think I over-offered. Anyway, it's my same strategy as last year with the Elantra: got an internet quote from a dealer in Baltimore, got a certified check in hand, walk in and say "I wanna deal now, here's what you're working against."
It's comical/sad how these salespeople operate, but unless you fell off the hay cart yesterday, just remember to walk out on any deal at least once. I'm violating the "buy at the end of the month" rule, but need trumps folk wisdom. Anyway, buying new takes some work, but you don't know what you're getting with the Sentra and its apparent low mileage. Did it get flooded in New Orleans? Did the person just plain beat the shit out of it for 2 years? Etc. That's something to consider. One thing if you're buying a beater to beat the shit out of yourself, but as the reliable car, the gas miser, you want as close to a sure thing as possible.
Just my 2 cents. It's funny that my old 6 cylinder Lumina had less pickup despite higher HP than the 4 cylinder Elantra. Guess it's part body weight, part better engineering. I really liked testing the Tucson. No, it's not something to haul trees up the side a mountain, but it has nice responsiveness. Pretty basic inside, like the Elantra. I guess that's what you get with these cheaper cars. But definitely do-able.
I'll post updates on my search as well. What a busy few weeks this has been.
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I am trying to live by the teachings of Dave Ramsey and being debt free.
Dave Ramsey is good stuff, Vinman. Hence the nature of my moral dilemna.
I'll post updates on my search as well. What a busy few weeks this has been.
The car search is a royal pain, very time-consuming. I just know that whatever I buy, it's going to have to be with us for a while.
As for the three trucks, it's pretty simple. The Expedition is paid for, runs well, and there is absolutely no market for it. We bought it just before the oil binge started. Better to keep it than sell it--the wife drives it, and she has a very short ride to her school, so it's not killing us. If we have to make a long trip, it's good for the family.
The Jeep was given to us by the inlaws, free and clear. The boy drives it to school, but he's also doing a lot of other stuff and running up tons of mileage. Again, resale is zip.
The GMC--paid it off years ago and use it basically as a utility vehicle (hauling garbage, recycling, mulch, etc.). Problem is that, if we stay as we are, eventually the boy will have to drive it to school and I'll have to drive the Jeep.
I'll drive the bike as long as I can. Gas-saver, cheap, and again, very little resale value.
Long and short of it is that all three are paid for, insurance is dirt cheap, no resale value in any of them. Of the three, the GMC is least efficient but may be the most utilitarian.
The positive to the Sentra is that it's being sold basically at trade-in value, clean title history, remaining factory warranty--about as close to new as you can get without being new. It's nothing fancy, just basic reliable fuel-efficient eco-friendly transportation. Just big enough that the four of us can ride in it whenever possible.
But I literally feel guilty about the idea of taking on another loan, especially since we just made our last payment on the Expedition. My wife just wants me to make a decision, but I am smack in the middle of a moral quandry. I love the idea of saving gas and low emissions, etc, etc...but I have a real problem with adding a payment. Financially, it ends up pretty much as a wash--what we save in gas appears to equal what we'll spend in insurance and payments. But MAN, it is nice to be debt free. I'm just not sure it helps when you're dishing out huge bank just to buy gas.
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What the hell kind of preacher are you? None of our preachers even had cars. No houses either, they just slept in the basement of the rectory. Their free time was spent drinking and hiding their deviant sexual behavior.
Anyway, back to the question at hand.
Personally, I'd turn to prayer and wait for a sign from The Almighty.
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Television, Cars, I keep thinking there's some kind of music discussion going on here, but then I find out it's like, a bunch of grown-ups or something.
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Television, Cars, I keep thinking there's some kind of music discussion going on here, but then I find out it's like, a bunch of grown-ups or something.
Did I mention how fun it is taking the Zeppelin to work every day? What a ride! Gas mileage? Pshaw! But these 40 mph wind gusts are a killer.
Sounds like it might be 6 of one and a half dozen of another. The wife and I work it out so that we have only one payment at a time. My truck will pay off next summer and her minivan will be about 10 years old then.
Good luck. And good advice from Finny on purchasing cars.
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Television, Cars, I keep thinking there's some kind of music discussion going on here, but then I find out it's like, a bunch of grown-ups or something.
Otis will weigh in on the Butthole Surfers soon.
Negotiations for the new vehicle have stalled. Went back, lowballed them, they balked and countered with an offer meant to drive me out the door: $600 higher than their previous offer. Clearly, the strategy is to go back to their original offer, and have me jump thankfully at the chance to accept. This has just pissed me off. Another local dealer was even higher still, and I left after they said "we'll be losing $300 on this deal!" Like a care salesman ever loses ANY money on ANY deal.
WTF kind of idiot do they think I am?
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Well, next week will kinda suck on the carpooling with the wife, given my new job schedule.
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I left after they said "we'll be losing $300 on this deal!"
Should have told them that with their terrible exchange rate, you'd be paying almost double buying from them. I mean let's all hold hands and shout all things retarded.
Time to break out the mesmerizing jacket and pictures of Newt.
Do it! Frighten them with the Newt connection.
Use the old, "unless you want your dealership crawling with lesbos by hump day..."
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There's a Hyundai dealer somewhere in the NY/NJ area that's always advertisin' on the local AM stations.
His pitch:
Any Hyundai for 30% off the sticker price. No haggling.
As to Preach's sitchyashin, what the Sentra's owner like? Over 50 Y.O.? Original owner? Is the car clean?...and I mean
. It's pretty easy to tell if a ride has been taken care of or not.
No one knows your car situation better than you. If you were to get an econo-box, would the Expedition or Cherokee get any use? What about the bike? You ride often enough to justify keeping it?
I had several MCs for 10+ years, but it got to the point that I was paying to maintain it for maybe a week or two worth of use a year so I...*sniff*...sold it. The wife had one too. Same end result.
The truck, I'd keep. IMO, if you own a home, a truck is a very useful vehicle. If you don't own one, you at least need a relative/friend that has one.
Don't you have that new MC that you just won in the raffle too?
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Fair Trade Organic Cocoa Butter (Theobroma Cacao) , Laureth 4 , Almond Oil (Prunus dulcis) , Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon citratus) , Avocado Butter (Persea gratissima) , Mango Butter (Mangifera indica) , Lemon Oil (Citrus limonum) , Lime Oil (Citrus aurantifolia) , *Citral , *Geraniol , *Citronellol , *Limonene , *Linalool , Fragrance , Paprika Extract (Capsicum frutescens)- How to use
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Oversized sofas and exquisite melodies from a classical trio provide the perfect environment in which to relax over a world-famous Ritz-Carlton afternoon tea. The traditional high tea is served daily in the Lobby Lounge and boasts all the luxurious delicacies that you would expect!
Smoked salmon and cucumber finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with Devonshire clotted cream and jam, and a selection of pastries are served with a choice of over twenty different types of tea for a true high tea experience. Classical music accompaniment is performed every day by a pianist in the morning and a trio from 4 p.m.
Opening Hours:8 a.m. to midnight
We kindly would like to inform you that The Lobby Lounge is a non-smoking venue.


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