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Cassidy Herringbone Trousers
- Drapey herringbone weave with subtle sheen
- Wide center-seamed waistband
- 3 hook-and-bar tab, zip fly, belt loops
- Front slash pockets
- Back button welt pockets and shaping darts
- 33" Inseam
- 100% Polyester
- Machine wash. For best results dry clean.
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Item# 6899079
I purchased these pants in navy and love them. The fact that they are 100% polyester doesn't allow for any give in the fabric, and I quickly noticed that a pound or two of added weight made them snug, but not uncomfortable. (On those days I just wear a pair of Spanx.) Other than that, the drape and sheen of the fabric are just beautiful. I'm 5'7" and even in 4" heels, the pant legs are the perfect length. I work in an office, but live in a region of the country that is hot & humid so the lightweight fabric is appreciated.
July 15, 2013
Not a fan of polyester
These pants look & fit beautifully, however, they are 100% polyester which I am not a fan of. I purchased these pants and matching suit jacket (also 100% polyester), and this fabric does NOT breath. I find myself sweating in this suit everytime I wear it. Also, polyester tends to hold odors as well --- another unfortunate reality of this fabric. Again, I love the fit and have gotten lots of compliments when I have worn it, but the 100% polyester fabric is really unfortunate.
June 14, 2013
Love these pants!
I am 5'4" and 135 lbs and got these in a size 6, which fit perfectly (except the length). I had to have them hemmed, but that's not surprising as I have to have most pants hemmed. I also got the matching suit jacket, which also fits really well. Overall, great purchase!
June 5, 2013
Darn my curves....
I wish these would have fit. I LOVE the color and the herringbone fabric. However, this cut of just doesn't fit. I ordered a pair on line in an 8 (im 5'3" @ 130ish with a curvier bottom and a small waist) however I was able to go to my local store and try them on before they arrived. They just didn't work for my body, *sigh*. (however, the matching skirt in a size 6 fit beautifully....)
May 23, 2013
not for me
too long did not fit...limited does not carry petite slacks and these didn't come in short. disappointment
May 16, 2013
Beautiful pants!
I have received tons of compliments on these pants! The green is a beautiful color and is an excellent addition to my spring/summer wardrobe. I think these pants run a little big - I had to go down a size.
Very happy with this purchase :)
May 16, 2013
Not a good color
I loved the pants but they look horrible in the green. The blue or any dark color is probably the only way these should be offered, the material doesn't work with a light color...at all.
May 16, 2013
Fun spring color~ Flattering Fit
I loved the bright green color and how green is being paired with navy and white this season. The pants are a little snug around my hips but they fall in a nice straight leg which looks nice. I wasn't brave enough to go with the full green suit - it was a little too much for me but I love the pants. Bought them in Navy too!
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DFAS halts hiring ahead of possible sequestration
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The Defense Finance and Accounting Service will implement significant cost-cutting measures next week to prepare for the possibility of automatic spending cuts due to hit government in March.
DFAS plans to freeze most hiring, reduce travel and overtime, and temporarily halt new employee performance awards "until we have a stronger handle on our budget uncertainties," DFAS Director Terri McKay said in an email message to DFAS staff last week.
Further steps, such as furloughs, may be necessary in a "worst-case situation," McKay said, such as sequestration or the expiration of a short-term continuing resolution that's currently funding government operations.
Unless Congress intervenes, sequestration is set to take a 9 percent cut from the defense budget beginning March 1.
McKay's message follows broader Defense Department guidelines issued by Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter Jan. 10, which called on DoD components to begin tailoring plans for dealing with the budget uncertainty, including by freezing civilian hiring and terminating temporary employees.
McKay said the DFAS cost-cutting measures were discussed at the agency's labor-management forum where union leaders agreed the steps were "reasonable and responsible."
Still, the American Federation of Government Employees has criticized what it called the "disproportionate sacrifice" shouldered by federal workers in the Pentagon's budget guidance.
"Hiring freezes, firing of temporary and term employees, incentives for civilian personnel to retire, and extensive furloughs of in-house staff constitute big hits on the civilian workforce," said AFGE National President J. David Cox in a letter to Frederick Vollrath, the acting assistant secretary of defense for readiness and force management. "In contrast, service contractors emerge relatively unscathed."
The Professional Services Council, an industry group that represents defense contractors, called AFGE's contention "divisive and parochial."
A number of other DoD components, such as the Air Force and the Army, have also issued service-specific cost-cutting guidance.
Unions, industry groups spar over impact of sequestration
Army freezes hiring, cuts base spending ahead of potential sequestration
Air Force's sequestration hit would mean less of everything
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Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland gets a reward from girlfriend and tennis star Caroline Wozniacki after winning in Dubai on Sunday. / Andrew Redington, Getty Images
Caroline Wozniacki and Rory McIlroy had to deny engagement rumors after Serena Williams' hitting partner played a Twitter prank saying the golfer had popped the question to his tennis star girlfriend.
Sascha Bajin, the practice partner who's never far from Serena's side and has a higher profile than many touring pros, sent a tweet early Monday that congratulated Wozniacki on her new engagement. This sent journalists scrambling for confirmation and caused some happy fans to start thinking of china patterns for the happy couple.
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Alex has been a Naughty boy and as a result he needs to be punished. Bring on the sex toys and take off the clothes and lets do some riding already!
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Gallery: 14 of the World's Most Amazing Subways!
Never to be outdone, North Korea turned their subway station in a giant propaganda hall that doubles as a nuclear bunker! 360 Feet below ground, it is also the world's deepest.
Some of our favorites include the Drassanes Station in Barcelona, which was given a swanky facelift by ON-A Architects and the incredible Stocholm Tunnelbana in Sweden. The latter used the bedrock as a unique medium for public art, instead of covering up, and features a total of 140 artists throughout their network of 100 stations.
Spain's Nuevos Ministerios features giant eyes that appear to peer down on would-be transgressors, somewhat different than the red eyes of rats that emerge from beneath the streets of Manhattan, while Munich's U-Bahn just makes you want to do a happy rainbow dance. This is what sustainability is all about: creating positive solutions that will be good for the long haul.
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lazyreader June 2, 2011 at 8:24 am
It's really nice, still we've seen some of these subway stations as sleek and futuristic settings. When the Washington DC subway first opened in the mid 70′s it looked like a set from Stanley Kubrick's "2001″. The trains were so gleaming, so quiet, so fast. Today subway cars are being covered with graffiti, stations are getting grimy, and crime is becoming a serious worry. And over-powering mildew odors during wet weather. This may be just the future of these fanciful stations after a decade or two. Overall, pure white is never timeless. It's not a good color for clothing, automobiles or interior finishes.
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Here is a technique intensive textbook of shoulder arthroplasty detailing how to handle all relevant aspects of shoulder replacement surgery. Distinguished shoulder surgeons Gary M. Gartsman—author of the well-received Shoulder Arthroscopy—and T. Bradley Edwards provide step-by-step details for each category of shoulder arthroplasty, covering indications and contraindications, pre-operative planning and imaging, results and complications, and more. Copious color intraoperative photographs and illustrations and a bonus DVD of 17 surgical video clips of procedures discussed in the text complete the package and make this book one that all shoulder surgeons need to have at hand!
Table of ContentsKey Features
- Presents the personal techniques of two master surgeons to give you the benefit of an authoritative approach to challenging surgeries as well as a consistent tone throughout the book.
- Covers pre-operative planning and surgical techniques in meticulous detail, including Glenoid Component, Reduction/Deltoid Tensioning, Humeral Surface Replacement, and Biological Glenoid Resurfacing.
- Emphasizes results, complications, and the important topic of post-operative orthosis and rehabilitation to provide a timely focus on outcomes, a rapidly growing trend in orthopaedic surgery.
- Features intraoperative photographs accompanied by line drawings for added clarification of the procedures.
- Organizes material in a consistent, structured format for easier use of the text as a technical reference.
- Includes a bonus DVD of 17 surgical techniques—including Pegged Glenoid Component Insertion, Subscapularis Repair, and Wound Closure—to further your mastery of technical details.
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" The book is nicely organized into individual steps from setup and positioning to finishes with closure. It provides great detail on how the authors manage every step of the operation and what their thought processes are...This is now the definitive technique guide for how to perform a total shoulder arthroplasty."
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By Gary M. Gartsman, MD, Clinical Professor, Director, Shoulder and Elbow Fellowship, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Medical School, Fondren Orthopaedic Group, Houston, TX; and T. Bradley Edwards, MD, Clinical Instructor, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Houston; Fondren Orthopaedic Group, Houston, TX
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The_Riskbreaker wrote:@lKingjr I'd love to know what theme those orange icons in black bubbles is. The screenshot you said had a "judiciously edited wall".
I tried Faenza icons since I wanted a dark theme. But none of the three "dark" types has a working shutdown/logoff button. I just get invisible icons. Those icon's you had aren't half bad looking.
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Roy Halladay faces Chris Carpenter in an epic pitchers' duel.
As the Phillies have assembled their star-laden roster over the last year — signing Cliff Lee, trading for Hunter Pence — they had one clear goal in mind: Win another World Series. Or, at the very least, reach the Fall Classic for the third time in four years. They did not do all this merely to win the NL East and get knocked out in the first round.
The Cardinals, on the other hand, didn't even have reason to think they'd reach the postseason as recently as three weeks ago when the Braves were running away with the NL wild-card. Then came the historic St. Louis run/Atlanta collapse … and, well, here we find ourselves tonight. So, which team do you think feels pressure to win this do-or-die game at Citizens Bank Park, and which team is playing with house money at this point?
You couldn't ask for a better storyline, or a better pitching matchup, than this. The weight of the Phillies' lofty expectations all reside on the Roy Halladay's shoulder. Meanwhile, his former teammate from Toronto, Chris Carpenter, looks to extend the Cardinals' remarkable run.
Unfortunately, I'll be tied up at Yom Kippur services this evening, so I had to create this game thread in advance and set it to automatically post before lineups were announced. I trust one of you faithful readers will pass it along once it becomes available. Enjoy the game…
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Where: Citizens Bank Park
Gametime: 8:37 p.m.
Radio: WTEM (980 AM), WWXT (92.7 FM), WWXX (94.3 FM), XM 89
Weather: Clear, 60 degrees, Wind 3 mph out to LF
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- Don't I wish - Oct 8, 2011 at 12:49 AM
Cardinals——–Lou Brock – LFEnos Slaughter – RFAlbert Pujols – 1BStan Musial – CFRogers Hornsby – 2BScott Rolen – 3BOzzie Smith – SSTim McCarver – CBob Gibson – P
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 12:51 AM
So Nyger was the hero – wow.
- DCGuy7 - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:36 AM
real heroes don't drop f-bombs with a mic and a camera in their face. good for him, but a bit….uncoolgo cards.
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:41 AM
Agreed – not classy at all.I posted before he reverted to his boorish self. Now Ryan Braun is a classy superstar.I generally like the Brewers, but the idea of Nyger getting a WS ring? Not so much. Phils still losing but a lot of game left. One evil empire knocked out last night, one to go.
- John C. - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:46 AM
A meaningful service and an easy fast to you, Mr. Zuckerman. I look forward to more posts on the flip side.
- sjm308 - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:01 AM
The people that drop F bombs on national tv are pretty much guaranteed to be emotionally disturbed.What a surprise.So glad he was not here this year.
- Oldguy - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:06 AM
Was listening to Brewers game on radio in my car and now have TV on. Have to comment on terrible announcers. Berman–how do they keep him on the air? TV announcer says the one run given up by Halladay is "harmless"! Ask the D-Backs how they'd like to have one harmless run.The regular day-to-day team announcers are far superior to the TBS/TNT/ESPN/FOX once-a-week, playoff/allstar guys. They make more money and think they have enlighten us with their erudition. That's why Don Orsillo was so good in the Texas series–he's the regular Boston guy. FP could do better than any of these clowns.Sorry for the rant.
- SCNatsFan - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:08 AM
On a bright note maybe Cutter Dykstra can have a game winning hit at Poyomac next year.Regardless, glad he wasn't here.
- Gonat - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:09 AM
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/andy-macphail-leaving-baltimore-orioles-buck-showalter-future-uncertain-peter-angelos-100711Looks like the Orioles fall further into a freefall as McFail got smart and is jumping ship.Looks like the perfect job for Jim Bowden. If any GM job would fit JimBo's personality, it is a relationship with Angelos. 2 peas in a pod! I am sending Angelos an email to suggest it.Could be good timing to poach Adam Jones!
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:46 AM
This is pretty epic baseball – if (when?) we get to the post-season, I will definitely need to be medicated.
- JaneB - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:47 AM
The announcers don't hold a candle to our guys. Even having given up that one run, Doc is awesome. What pressure he just faced in the 8th. Still, to coin a phrase, GYFCG!
- JaneB - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:49 AM
Swami, so will I! LOL!
- sjm308 - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:56 AM
JaneB – agree that we have outstanding radio guys and even our tv team looks good compared to most of what I have heard so far. Can you imagine Dave and Charlie in the playoffs?? Should be great!! Swami, I think there will be a run on Sunshine Bobby's maalox and bourbon in a year or two.This is truly a great pitching duel.
- NatsLady - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:58 AM
I was listening on the radio, and not sure I heard what I heard. Thought it was f-bombs. The announcers said if he got a single he would be Tony Lush not Tony Plush and he would own that city. So he gets a single. Guess Milwaukee is now owned.
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:01 AM
Gallardo did not get the win for the Brewers and Halladay is not eligible for a win for Philly — very unexpected. The Yankees lost because all the offense in the world can't make up for a lack of pitching. The Phils are trailing because all the pitching in the world can't make up for a lack of offense. ( Nats – take note of that last one). The entire last month of the season and the beginning of the post-season has been absolutely surprising and exciting.
- NatsLady - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:09 AM
Wow, the Cards and Carpenter did it!
- Oldguy - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:09 AM
So how does that HARMLESS run look now, Doofus?!
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:11 AM
I cannot believe that Carpenter and the Cards just shut out the Phls one to nothing to knock them out. Yanks and Phils both out! Shock!
- Drew8 - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:12 AM
And we're rid of both of the most obnoxious cities in baseball. Who saw that coming?Congrats to all of those friendly Cardinals fans.(Hope Ryan Howard's OK, tho.)
- Grandstander - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:13 AM
Is it wrong that watching the Phils lose at home and Ryan Howard limp off with some crazy injury is one of the highlights of the season for me?Watching Carpenter tonight really gives me hope for Stras and JZimm. Later Philly fans! Only a couple more years til they forget they have a team and we start invading Nats Park North!
- Oldguy - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:14 AM
This post game guy is making Debbie sound like Einstein!
- ehay2k - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:16 AM
Ooh, I hope Howard didn't pop his Achilles tendon. That looked scary.Oh, and the Phillies can take their awesome rotation, and their huge payroll and watch the rest of the postseason with their brethren from the Yankees and Red Sox. So happy they are done.
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:20 AM
Billion dollar payrolls, top win-loss records– both Al and NL leaders knocked out in the first round. Priceless. Philadelphia will not be a nice environment tonight. I have a relative at the game – I think I will lay low on the gloating for a few days. Seriously, even though everyone is shocked – look how they played against us in September – look at that long losing streak they had – everyone said no worries, they would flip the switch — they didn't. I don't love the cardinals, but they earned this.
- Anonymous - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:23 AM
Would you have believed even one month ago that on October 7th, the Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies, Braves , DBacks — not a one of them in the LCS. I don't think many people saw this one coming.
- natsfan1a - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:25 AM
Happy flight! Happy flight! Bye-bye, Phillies, and the squirrel lives to rally another day. (Also hope that Howard isn't badly injured.)
- Anonymous - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:30 AM
And the season gets weirder – Phils fans booing, Howard lying on the ground, the Cards trying to celebrate — and the hero is —- a squirrel.
- natsfan1a - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:31 AM
And yeah, I do believe that Nyjer pulled a Timmy Lincecum in the postgame and dropped an F-bomb. Not a fan of that whole exaggerated monster gesture thing that he and the Brewers have going on, either. I think I'll keep on rooting for the rally squirrel. Yep. Squirrels and tigers, that's the ticket…
- waddu eye no - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:32 AM
mark – shanah tovah. hope you all brought the kid to show him off.philly fans – heh, heh, heh.
- Anonymous - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:34 AM
There will not be any games in our time zone — Texas,St. Louis, Detroit, and Milwaukee – I am tired already.
- waddu eye no - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:34 AM
btw – tony plush? or just pony tush?
- natsfan1a - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:36 AM
Crud. That hadn't occurred to me, Anon. I'd better get the DVR cleared off and warmed up, I reckon.
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:36 AM
It's a shame that all everyone will talk about is that the Philies lost — Chris Carpenter was absolutely masterful tonight – he held the Phils to 3 hits and no runs in Philadelphia. That is a huge accomplishment.
- Souldrummer - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:45 AM
Thank you for your service to humanity Carpenter. The postseason is a brighter place because of you. Have to say that I'm not enthused about my remaining choices in the postseason.Milwaukee's got F-bomb Nyjer. (I was rooting for Arizona but if Milwaukee was going to win I would rather it have been on that Hairston near double than on a Nyjer walkoff.(St. Louis has LaRussa and his ego and McGwire as batting coach.The rest of it is the AL and the hated DH. I think that I'm rooting for Detroit at this point. Who are you all rooting for and why? I need some help now that mission Get Rid of Philly and the Yankees is accomplished.
- Souldrummer - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:47 AM
@AnonymousI don't think they change the games too much because of the time zone. Isn't it all about what the networks want? And that's prime time starts and daytime starts where nobody factors in the time zone or the shadows or anything like that.
- NatsLady - Oct 8, 2011 at 4:00 AM
Detroit is in our time zone. FWIW.http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=77
- Joe Seamhead - Oct 8, 2011 at 4:30 AM
I am just thrilled! OK, not to gloat, but….HA!
- JaneB - Oct 8, 2011 at 4:34 AM
My husband scored four tickets behind home plate, and I stayed home. Couldn't be in the park with Phillies phans. Jeff grew up a Cards fan, and some got to see one of the best Cards games ever. And he will be even happier when it's the NATS WHO DO THAT! And that game, I'll go to.
- Dawn - Oct 8, 2011 at 12:37 PM
Took last night off from baseball, missed a good one.Nyjer has never had a filter, why start now? Monster claws the Brewers do after a hit is because of Fielder's kids. The asked him to do the gesture (Monsters Inc. related) for them after a hit. Rest of the team followed suit. Prince seems a little embarrassed about it, Nyjer not so much.Who knows, if Cardinals/Tigers each take their next series (tough task) it might be a replay of the 2006 World Series, hopefully with a different outcome.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Oct 8, 2011 at 12:38 PM
I remember Will Clark's F-bomb in 86 (the year after they lost 100 games)
- Gonat - Oct 8, 2011 at 12:54 PM
About 2 months ago I mentioned that Chris Carpenter might be available if the Cards declined his option. Doesn't matter now as the Cards took the option. Carpenter's season is one of the most dramatic turnarounds in MLB history. Chris Carpenter on 6/17 had a 4.47 ERA and a 1-7 W/L record then his fateful next game would be to the face the HOT Phillies. The Cardinals would smoke the Phillies 12-2. From that point forward Carpenter dropped his ERA 1.02 to finish the season at 3.45 and would go 10-2 in W/L + the huge win yesterday. So Carpenter appears to be the hottest pitcher not named Verlander.I couldn't be happier seeing the Phillies fall. What a great 2011 season!
- Gonat - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:01 PM
Joe Seamhead said… I am just thrilled! OK, not to gloat, but….HA! October 8, 2011 12:30 AM ________________________________Is that Gloat or Gload. Either way, Gload reaching base in the 8th set the stage to make sure that Ryan Howard would get an at-bat in the 9th…..and CHOKE. They say he may have torn his achilles. He still choked over and over the whole series.How old did the Phillies look. I compared them to an over 40 men's league. Ibanez, Ruiz, Oswalt, They still have Halladay and Cliff Lee so I won't gloat too much!
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:06 PM
I had to get up this morning and check to see if it had all been a dream. Emails from the philly relatives, some of whom were at the game. They are reacting about how you would expect. I may have to lurk on some of their blogs today. Of course, they keep reminding me that the Nats are terrible, yadda, yadda, yadda. Trash talking has ensued with me reminding them that we won the season series, etc. Wait until next year. They have great pitching and no offense. Sound familiar? I hope we fix ours first. But – we are young and on the way up — they are old and on the way down.
- Gonat - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:12 PM
Just saw this on ESPN, on Sept 7 Nyjer Morgan sent a Twitter: "I hope those crying birds injoy watching tha Crew in the playoffs!!!"and then this "Alberta couldn't see Plush if she had her gloves on!!! Wat was she thinking running afta Plush!!! She never been n tha ring!!!"Then you have where Pujols and Braun were both HBP'd.This should be a real rivalry series plus the Cardinals still remember Nyjer cheapshotting their catcher last year.
- Gonat - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:20 PM
From Jim Salisbury: Long after the stadium had emptied, and after most of the players had dressed and left the clubhouse, Shane Victorino reached into his locker and pulled out a sheet of World Series tickets marked for games in Philadelphia. He looked at them wistfully then tore them in pieces and dropped them into the trash bin as he headed for the door and another cold winter. This is all happened Friday night. The new Black Friday.
- Gonat - Oct 8, 2011 at 1:22 PM
This is interesting on the 2012 Phillies and their aging roster:http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/phillies/Phillies_get_early_exit_from_playoffs.html
- Eugene in Oregon - Oct 8, 2011 at 2:11 PM
Thanks for the link. I noted that on their self-selecting on-line poll, 87.6 percent of Phllies fans consider 2011 a 'failure' now. Unscientific? Sure. But nevertheless noteworthy.One other thought: Throughout most of the season (and certainly well into August, even early September), the working assumption was that the Eastern Divisions — both NL and AL — were the class of baseball. Biggest payrolls, strongest teams. The Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies and Braves all seemed destined to go deep into the playoffs. As it's turned out, two of those teams didn't even make the playoffs and no Eastern Division team in either league is still in the running. Baseball is a funny game.
- baseballswami - Oct 8, 2011 at 3:20 PM
Eugene – I had been thinking that exact thing about the 2 "strong" divisions. Maybe playing in those divisions and getting to the top of those divisions is just so tough that it beats teams up and leaves them exhausted? I certainly have noticed that it takes everything a team has to navigate those September in-division gauntlets.Teams like the Nats, the Orioles, the Rays really beat up on some of those teams late in the season and just kept wearing them down. As for baseball being a funny game – this September/ October has been the nuttiest time in baseball that I can remember. For the fan whose team is not in it this year – it's just a lot of fun to follow and watch. I love that it's so unpredictable. I am guessing that the gamblers among us are going to be losing a lot of money.
- Anonymous - Oct 8, 2011 at 4:20 PM
Correct me if I am wrong but I think this is accurate — 2008 Phils win the WS, 2009 Phils go to the WS, but lose to the Yankees, 2010 – Phils lose in the lcs to the giants, 2011 – phils lose in the division series to the cardinals – still winning the division, but falling backwards. They seem to be stale and aging and having less endurance each year to make it through October – they already seemed to be sliding in September this year. Maybe instead of trying to contend again next year, they need to take a step back and rebuild, bring up younger players for experience, etc. It's a fascinating and sometimes puzzling story to be sure. They seem to be trying to hold on to something that is slipping out of their grasp.
- Joe Seamhead - Oct 8, 2011 at 4:36 PM
Hey, Folks, do we have less bus loads of Phans coming to Natstown next year? I think that between several long trips back to Philly this year, the loss in the first round, and hopefully the Nats being better and thus drawing more of our own fans, Citizen's Park South is a fading thing. At least I bet that there won't be quite so many buses on South Capitol Street with PA tags!
- Anonymous - Oct 8, 2011 at 6:48 PM
I certainly hope so – maybe the arrogance has taken a little bit of a hit. I think if they come, we should replay last night's game highlights ( excuse me, the Cardinals highlights of course) over and over again on the big screen. We could just show Howard writhing on the first base line ( I'm sorry , I know that's mean) and the Cardinals celebrating. Or maybe that first inning when the Cards scored before there were any outs? Or maybe those of us who remain can wear shirts that read Cardinals 1 Phillies 0 — what do you think?
- Joe Seamhead - Oct 8, 2011 at 6:52 PM
Anon 2:48, I rarely comment on the anonymous posts, but if there was a like button I'd hit it.
- natsfan1a - Oct 8, 2011 at 8:40 PM
I like the Cards highlights idea, but I do feel bad for Howard. Weird ending to a great game. Speaking of weird, before the game they were showing how a squirrel had shown up at CBP. An older gent was chasing and trying to catch it using a broom and a (lidless) five-gallon bucket. Dude, seriously? Just call Charlie and he'll take care of it for you. Evidently the rally rodent was removed from the premises before game time, but they didn't explain exactly how it was, um, apprehended.
- natsfan1a - Oct 8, 2011 at 9:36 PM
(And don't try that at home, kids.)
- btharner - Oct 8, 2011 at 11:15 PM
At least I bet that there won't be quite so many buses on South Capitol Street with PA tags!As a Nats fan from PA, I hope me and my tags are still more than welcome.
- Joe Seamhead - Oct 8, 2011 at 11:45 PM
btharner, as long as you're not driving a Greyhound full of Phans you'll be ok!


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Thursday, February 23, 2006
2 more meme's I owe...
You Are What You Eat Food Meme:
My 10 Favorite Foods
I would have to echo Angelika's sentiments on this and say that it is extremely difficult to choose only 10! I just love too many things! Anyway, here goes...
1. Chicharon - By now, this is no surprise. Pork crackling in other parts of the world, total bliss to me. I eat this little bit of cholesterol heaven only if it has laman, i.e. the fat still on. This is one of those things that can make me go into foodie-nirvana. It really transports me to a better place. I'm dead serious.
2. Pork - My favorite meat. This covers BACON, lechon (roast pig), crispy pata (um, deep fried pig's trotter?), slow roasted pork belly in all manners of sauce, sisig (um, chopped up parts of pig's ears and cheeks served on a sizzling plate), and nearly any way you can serve it up! Ok, I am so cheating by naming all these dishes :) You may be wondering though why I separated Chicharon from this pork category. Well, it is in a class all its own...at least in my life.
Ok, let's pause. You must be thinking that I am some huge, club-swinging ogre that strikes fear into the hearts of pigs everywhere. Well, I am here to tell you that...it's not just pigs!
3. Foie gras - Oh yes. I once spent all my grocery money on a little block. I would do it again. I love it pan fried best. Maybe with some candied walnuts and apples. Oohlala!
4. Bone Marrow - Nice and hot. Ooof! Hmmm, is it me or is the cholesterol count in this list shooting up at an alarming rate? It must be me.
5. Tongue - I love tongue, or lengua as we call it here, when it is prepared right. So soft and tender. I will pass on excellent steaks for this, I kid you not.
Ok, another pause. I realize that my list so far does not really paint the "audrey-hepburn-esque" picture of me that I want to portray. Hmmm...perhaps some...
6. Chocolate - What more can be said about chocolate that hasn't already been said by people much wiser and more eloquent than me? I like mine dark. The darker the better.
7. Mangoes - The sweetest mangoes in the world can be found in the Philippines. But that's just my humble opinion. Mangoes are the reason that, even though I moan and groan quite a bit about it, it's not a total tragedy that I can't get a good fresh peach or fresh berries here.
By the way, I'm not a total meat eater...
8. Sushi - In a Japanese restaurant you will almost always find me at the sushi bar. The first time I tried sushi, when I was a young girl, I was mesmerized by the taste and texture. I dreamt about it for days after. It has never lost it's appeal.
9. Tinapang Bangus - Smoked milkfish. I can eat this for days on end. Just the smell has me sighing...
Oh no, running out of slots! Can I make a grand sweeping gesture and include a geographical area?
10. To find my favorite flavors in a cuisine you just have to make a triangle with one point in India, one point in Greece, and one point in North Africa. I love the powerful taste experience of the dishes found in those regions. Actually, it's more than the taste...it's the whole sensory experience of those spices. I will eat anything that falls in that triangle.
Ok! Now on to the 2nd meme I owe Angelika...the Cookbook Meme:
A disclaimer: I don't really have much cookbooks. My mother and I have a communal pot of cookbooks that we share, but nowhere near the wonderful collections of other food bloggers out there.
1. How many cookbooks do you own? We own about 40 I would say. But it's been growing...especially with the wonderful recommendations I read about on your blogs!
2. Which cookbook is the one you bought most recently? There are two: Martha Stewart's Baking Handbook and Donna Hay's The New Cook (which was 50% off!). Martha's book came highly recommended by a baker I admire. I had also been wanting to get one of Donna Hay's book after the success of those cupcakes, so when I found one that was 50% off I didn't waste any time.
3. Which cookbook is the one you read most recently? The New Cook. I'm deciding which recipe to try first! Always a lovely process :)
4. Name 5 cookbooks which mean much to you.
- Betty Crocker's Picture Cookbook - It's a 1950 first edition. This was probably the first cookbook I ever used in my life. You can see a picture of it here.
- Egyptian Cooking - The cookbook I brought home from Egypt. More than the recipes it is really a momento of a fantastic experience.
- A cheap, ratty, pasta sauce recipe book from where my mom developed her tuna pasta sauce which is loved by everyone in my family and is now a favorite of C's.
- The Chez Panisse Menu Cookbook - I have never cooked anything from this book, but it is so filled with wonderful sentiments and inspiration. Plus, it was a gift from a 2nd hand book bin which graciously yielded it up for only just over a dollar. I love rooting through stacks of 2nd hand books and this cookbook reminds me of the nice surprises you can find. I enjoy just leafing through it and reading the recipes...one day...
That's only four, I know. We have other cookbooks that are excellent but I wouldn't say that any one had more meaning than the other. Perhaps I can apply this extra cookbook quota to add another favorite food (category) to my list?
Favorite foods I miss and cannot get here: Oliebollen from The Netherlands (but now I can make it!), Dallaspulla from Finland (but I found the recipe and I will be attempting it soon!), Horchata from Spain, Greek yogurt, and Maison du Chocolat chocolate truffles.
Not tags for this one since I'm so late...but if anyone wants to answer it, feel free!
Thanks for the tag Angelika! :)
8 comments:
- Ivonne said...
Great lists!
Especially the one about your favourite foods. I completely agree with you about pork! - 8:17 AM
- paz said...
I'm with you on the mangoes and the Egyptian cookbook. I like that recipe you posted from it.
Paz ;-) - 6:18 AM
- spanx said...
hi chicha jo!
have you been to Aling Lucing's Queen of sisig branch in Makati?
quite the authentic Angeles sisig!
you can read the full review here:
enjoy the pork! remember.....
bacon is a vegetable!!! - 3:33 PM
- schatzli said...
oink oink lol
bacon is veg indeed
hmm I was in France when the Swiss cheese rearranged the bookshelf and said AMMEND THAT MEME you have more than a 100 cookbooks...
well its not all mine half are his - 9:07 PM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Ivonne! Thanks :) Nice to know another pork fan :)
Hi Paz! Thanks, mangoes are the best! And I was justing thinking of making the lamb with apricots again :)
Hi Spanx! Thanks for stopping by :) Just read your review...woohoo! Thanks for the tip...will be visiting Aling Lucing's soon :) "Bacon is another vegetable" -- I love it!
Hi Sha! Haha! Wow...100+++ cookbooks! One day ako rin...heehee :) - 7:43 AM
- Eggy said...
Hi! Thanks for dropping by Greedy Goose. Love your site too. I still have a can of cider I bought with the intention of making that pork belly dish in the same issue of Vogue Entertaining. Soon...soon...
- angelika said...
Dearest Joey, first of all ,thank you so much for all your kind words which make me blush ;-) And don't worry, you see this time it`s me who is late - concerning stopping by and commenting. Second, when I read thru your very honest list of foodie favourites I must admit - I now feel even more sympathy for you (if this is possible at all :-) than before !
I can agree almost 100 % (with one single exception, I love chocolate, but believe it or not, I am a milk and nutty chocolate lover); I simply love your choice, and I could not agree more ! And, third, you must have the most wonderful Mom I can think of - well, sharing a cookbook collection, what else do I have to say about a mother-daughter-relation ? Thank you for participating ! Wishing you many wonderful and unforgettable moments in the time to come and take good care, hugs, angelika
PS.: What I still "owe" to you is my special pancake recipe. Believe it or not again - I have posted it today ! - 4:31 AM
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Eggy! That pork belly dish in Vogue E+T sounded excellent...let me know when you try it out! I look forwrd to reading that post :)
Hi Angelika! Glad you enjoyed reading my list...I enjoyed putting it together :) Although it did make me hungry thinking oif all my favorite foods! Nice to know we share a lot of tastes in common :) Your stuffed pancakes look fantastic! - 7:39 AM


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CASTLETON - Lawrence Miller knows something about entrepreneurship. Before his current job as secretary of the Agency of Commerce and Community Development, Miller started Otter Creek Brewing.
But getting to the point where the Middlebury brewery could be considered a success had its challenges, Miller told the 200 attendees at an all-day business conference at Castleton State College on Monday.
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Seriously? Why are people actually having these? They seem cheesy and kinda tacky, IMO.
"Gender Reveal" parties? Really?
Yeah? So?
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Our baby boy arrived on 2-14-12! Love him so much! Another baby coming around 12-25-14!
LOL- it's kinda like how I will celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, Chinese New Year's, etc... any reason to get together with friends & family is a good one :)
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How is it cheesy or tacky? They don't get gifts, it's just a way for the parents to celebrate their baby with family and friends. You don't like it? Don't have one and don't go to one.
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Maybe its my hormones or maybe SOME people need to read the community rules over again by why are so many people being so RUDE today?? I think this thread is extremely judgemental. If u dont want to have a gender reveal party GOOD FOR YOU!! so dont but dont judge people who find it a fun way to tell their friends and family what they are having. Between this and the comment i saw on the last thread I read i'm about done with all this, these posts are supposed to be uplifting and encouraging and some poeple apparently just dont have anything nice to say.


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Apr 2015 DISH Expands Multi-Sport Pack with Launch of Outside Television WESTPORT, Conn. & ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- DISH Network L.L.C. and Outside Television today announced Outside Television will join DISH's Multi-Sport Pack of premium sports entertainment immediately, giving millions of active outside enthusiasts across the nation the opportunity to enjoy the popular action channel based on Outside Magazine and its acclaimed adventurist brand. Full press release here. Discussion starts here. |
Mar 31 2015 11:05 AM
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Mar 2015 DISH Now Offering MLB EXTRA INNINGS DISH Network L.L.C., Major League Baseball (MLB) and MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM) have reached a wide-ranging multi-year agreement that includes the launch of MLB EXTRA INNINGS on DISH, including authenticated access to the #1 LIVE streaming sports service, MLB.TV. The deal also sets the stage for in-market streaming of MLB games in the future. DISH and MLB Network also reached a multi-year renewal agreement for continued carriage of MLB Network and MLB Network Strike Zone, including digital rights for those channels on DISHAnywhere.com and via the DISH AnywhereTM app. Press release and discussion here. |
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Mar 2015 Apple TV revamp coming in June with Siri and App Store
(engadget.com) - The company is reportedly planing to announce a new Apple TV at its Worldwide Developer Conference in June, according to Buzzfeed. And yes, sources say it'll pack in just about everything you've been hoping for: a real App Store, Siri-powered voice commands, and the usual spec bumps (including the new A8 processor and more storage). Nothing's confirmed just yet, but it certainly makes sense that we'll see a new Apple TV at WWDC, especially since we're hearing Apple's planning to debut its long-awaited TV service and Beats-powered streaming music service soon....
Mar 18 2015 04:42 PM
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Mar 2015 Sling TV Launches on Xbox One * Xbox One users now have access to live sports, movie, lifestyle, family and news channels with Sling TV, including ESPN, AMC, Adult Swim and more * Exclusive limited-time offers for new Sling TV customers on Xbox One * Sling TV users can control their experience on Xbox One through Kinect voice and gesture control, Pinning and Snapping Press Release and discussion here Sling TV to Deliver A&E Network Channels by End of March * A&E, HISTORY, H2 and Lifetime to join "Best of Live TV" core package priced at $20 per month * "Lifestyle Extra" launches with truTV, Cooking Channel, DIY and WE tv, with FYI and LMN coming soon, priced at $5 per month * "World News Extra" launches with Bloomberg TV, HLN, Euro News, France 24 and more, priced at $5 per month Press Release and discussion here |
Mar 11 2015 01:16 PM
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Mar 2015 Feds accuse DirecTV of deceptive ads, seek millions in refunds
(LA Times) - Federal regulators on Wednesday accused satellite giant DirecTV of deceptive advertising for not clearly disclosing that a discounted 12-month package required a two-year contract that included a rate hike and large early cancellation fee.
The Federal Trade Commission said there were other misleading practices in DirecTV's offers regarding free premium channels and is seeking "many millions of dollars" in refunds.
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Mar 2015 SolarCity and DIRECTV Make Solar Power More Accessible and Affordable to Homeowners Across the Country
LONG BEACH, Calif., March 11, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SolarCity® (NASDAQ: SCTY) and DIRECTV (NASDAQ: DTV) are teaming up to make affordable solar power even more accessible for homeowners in major cities across the country. The two companies announced the first-of-its-kind program at DIRECTV's California Broadcast Center facility today in Long Beach where SolarCity recently installed a one-megawatt solar system....
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Mar 2015 What We Know About AT&T/DirecTV's Proposed Wireless Broadband Service
(consumerist.com) - Last fall, an AT&T exec claimed that if his company was allowed to merge with DirecTV it could deploy some sort of wireless data service that delivered around 15Mbps to rural customers, but since then there has been very little talk of what this service would actually look like or how and where it would be deployed. But a dig through regulatory filings on the merger turns up a little more info....


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There are only nine days left until the Eastern Plumas Winter Snow Fest. The event is jam-packed with activities including the 15th annual Rotary Snowmobile Poker Run at Lake Davis and the historic longboard races in Johnsville.
Beginning Friday, Feb. 18, at Grizzly Creek Ranch, the Queen Scholarship Pageant will be held at 6 p.m. and includes dinner. Ticket prices are $10. Sleigh rides will be offered starting at 7 p.m. and the evening will be wrapped up with a moonlight snowmobile ride at 8 p.m. at J&J's Grizzly Store.
On Saturday, the Rotary Club of Portola will host the Snowmobile Poker Run. This event is a fundraiser for the Rotary Endowment, which provides scholarships to local children. Activities begin at 9 a.m. and last until 2 p.m. when a drawing will be held and awards given. There is a $12 entry fee and last check-in is at 11 a.m.
Another event being held at 9:30 a.m. is the Snow Carnival Competition. Everything "snow" goes on here: snow angels, snowball tossing, snowman building, sledding and the ever-elusive sport of "snow bowling." Each activity costs $3 per person to participate. Also on the schedule at 9:30 a.m. is the Eastern Plumas Snow Golf Tournament sponsored by the Plumas Pines Golf and Resort. First tee time is 9:30 a.m. and fees are $10 for junior golfers, $25 for adults.
A cross-country skiing competition is available, as are snowshoe races and family-oriented triathlons and snow volleyball. The cost is $3 per event and $6 per team.
A day of sled dog demonstrations and rides, sleigh rides and snowmobile rides is open to the public between 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. with a daily or weekend pass. Snowmobile rides, specifically, are $10. Gumbas Pizzeria in Blairsden-Graeagle is sponsoring an air hockey tournament between 3 and 5 p.m.
The Western Pacific Railroad Museum is offering free caboose train rides to children under 3 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Families (two adults and children under 18) may ride for $10 and it's $4 for adults and $2 for youth 4-18 years of age. The Portola Railroad Days Committee is having a fundraiser dinner starting at 5 p.m. until midnight at Memorial Hall for $5. S'mores and non-alcoholic beverages are priced at $1. For those who want to try out their vocal talent, there will also be a $3 karaoke contest.
On Sunday, Feb. 20, the Plumas-Sierra SnoJunkies Snowmobile Club is hosting a picnic from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for $10. Additionally, the Plumas Ski Club will host the longboard races in Johnsville and participation is free. Period dress, 16-foot-long skis and minimal downhill control are highly anticipated factors in these races. An after-party at Longboard's Restaurant will follow between 2 and 5 p.m. in Graeagle and an awards ceremony presented by the Graeagle Plumas Alliance will begin at 6:30 p.m., the cost of which is $15.
If the weekend activities still haven't been enough, the Western Pacific Railroad Museum will continue to offer caboose rides into Monday, Feb. 21, and a breakfast snowmobile ride is scheduled at J&J's Grizzly Store in Portola. All in all, Winter Snow Fest 2011 promises to be a weekend of non-stop action!


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Actor RJ Mitte, a star of the AMC series Breaking Bad, hosted an event in Hollywood on Monday in honor of the Tri-Union I AM PWD — Inclusion in the Arts & Media of People with Disabilities — campaign. The cocktail reception also highlighted Mitte's bid for an Emmy nomination this year and was attended by his Breaking Bad co-stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, actor Daryl "Chill" Mitchell (Brothers) and many other actors involved with the I AM PWD campaign.
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I would like to give a massive good luck to the guys involved in the release of 'This Christmas' Dream maker.
ITs going to make so many children so very very happy....... be proud of yourselves x
We're excited to have Alsitair McNeill on later todays Business Time show.
Emily is just perfection. Voice looks, everything!
emma alford live on air, text her for a wee tune guys brill wee show
Just joined in, but I thought i'd use a pen name, gives me the ability to say embarassing stuff, with no come back
Hello Andy L. from the beautiful city of Chicago!
Don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys! Mega!
Great tune selection thus far! Really diggin' the show!
Yo Graham! Listening to the show buddy! Mega!
missed my shout, lol
hey, I recently got a fender strat guitar. i sing aswell. but i cant sing aswell as i do without my guitar when i sing with my guitar, esspecially bar chords, could you ask Sam if he has any tips?
hey, ie recently got a fender strat guitar. i sing aswell. but i cant sing aswell as i do without my guitar when i sing with my guitar, esspecially bar chords, could you ask Sm if he has any tips?
Loved loved loved that LEMONADE song!
scotty on pulse is a great show and we recomend it highly to all of our friends.
Elkie BROOKS - (Clearwater) Pearl's A Singer !
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Can't wait for Martin Gold!!! Love this show!!
Cher - Believe Get it On
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Love The Martin Gold Show!!!!
1 in 5 Scots children living in poverty. A No vote won't change that! Tommy speaking sense. Andy, Leith
excellent programme about independence with tommy sheridan
Play that Gina song by Michael Bolton! My fav by him! Love your show Martin Gold! Thank you for being the Best! Love, Gina
Hey Crae! How's it going? Where's Morton? Shoutout to all the Radio Caley folk :D
me again sean also lou reed see that my grave is kept clean
hey sean gonny play zz top le grange
top notch as usual toni :P
I love Martin Gold!
loving the tunes daniella....go girl xxx
great show Daniella x
How about starting up your own show Terry?
Good Lord Guys! Please get a grip, I have never heard so much inane drivel. Is this what community radio is all about.
Deetees were amazing!
Hi there Neil!
Please play 'Happy' by Pharrell Williams?
Yes, I know money can't buy happiness. But I'd rather cry in my BMW 6 series convertible...
Me again Andy. Stalking you. Working with a Danish company who have a 'European' attitude to H&S is interesting. In my first week with the company in 2002 we received an e-mail from Denmark saying 'our factory is currently on fire, please expect that there may be a delivery delays for some items." Visiting the Denmark offices the following year I understood why. I opened a closed door to an unoccupied office and inside there was about 15 to 20 lit candles. No wonder fires are common.
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In my opinion H&S legislation gets in the way of natural selection. Survival of the fittest is better.
Did I hear something about a concert with Jennifer Lopez this morning?
I hear you guys are are playing Diamond Mindworks tonight?
go emma,go emma, go emma. yip yip yipee. Keep up the fandabydosie work :P:P:P xx
Love this music guys :) ! Good evening from France !
Good morning Andy. Wet and windy here in Chicago. Yuck. Can you please play a nice, bright and rock 'n roll song for me today? Thank you! Have a great Thursday! :)
Hey Big sis
go emma xxxx
Hi from Chicago!
Fantastic choice of a petty / Heartbreakers tune. Thanks so much, Andy!! :)
Happy Monday once again, Andy. I hope you had a good, no, a great weekend :) Could you please play a Tom Petty song for me this morning? Many thanks!
Andy Lindsay: Classin' Up The Joint! :)
Leonard Cohen isn't played enough anywhere,!! Thanks for classing up the joint! LOL
Happy Happy Friday, Andy!! Enjoy your weekend! :)
OOPs That was suposed to be Hello!
Helool Andy.
Great show and so good to hear Caleidra, she sounds great <3
Good morning Andy! I hope you are doing well. Have a fantastic week. :)
Sounding great lads ;)
Good morning Andy & all the Pulseaholics out there. It's 4:00 a.m. Happy Monday & have a great week ahead! :D
Today my friends and i aremaking a calendar simular to the calendar girls for the yorkshire air ambulance and N.A,B.D, we hope to raise £5000 calenars will be £5 each in memory of my husband Doug bellwood who passed away unexpectedly may 2012 with a cardiac arrest aged 48. would you be able to broadcast this on your station, all the girls are aged between 28 and 52
It's okay, Andy. Not having a Facebook page is probably a very smart thing! ha ha ha!! You're playing great songs this morning, as usual :)
Hello Andy Lindsay! Still no Facebook page? :(
Ian aka judge dread is smashing it the night
Looking forward to hearing you give Lidh's Rockpool Hospital a spin tonight! :-)
No FB feed today Ian?
Crackin start Ian!
You'r feed ain't showing yet Ian!!!!
Morning Ian!
Good luck Ryans!!!
I have known Alan since he was a wee boy at hockey. He is & always has been a really genuine young guy,always has a good word to say to everyone. He makes everuone feel welcome & Im sure he will be a big hit at Barrhead...
Sounding good Alan...
Catt, its rachel.. Give us a sghout out on the radio ;)
Hi Neil
You're sounding good there. So you are shy - who knew?
How about Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper) and something from Horse.
Diolch yn fawr o Gogledd Cymru!
Please say 'Hi' to Neil from all at Team Happy. A song? - 'Money's Too Tight To Mention', please.
Hey Alan. I hope a certain gig tonight is going to get a mention!
Hi Nicky
that was so nice of you guyz ha ha u r so funny luv u xx
hi nicky
its lovely to hear your wee voice, can i make a request of david getta titanium or gangnam style for wee man luv tracey (gamh) xx
HelloI have been on the radio station before with my own cd that I made and ever scince then I cant stop listening to the radion addicted.......... :)
and please if you can could you put on Ineed your live by Ellie Goulding
Hello from Belgrade 1000000 .... kissies for Ms. Melanie BBW GODDNESS!!!!
Hi Mike, A Touch of Class is by Glasgow singer Kirsty Maclaren. It's on itunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/a-touch-of-class-single/id651823301
who is singing the song Touch of Class? Thanks
Woo Hoo! Happy Friday, Andy! Can you please fit in The Proclaimers' "500 Miles" song for me today? Thank you! :) Have a superb weekend!!!! :)
anyone know what that london duo - no holding back tune was called? cant find it!
hey :) can ya advertise my karaoke for tonight? :) xx
{aulm its your crazy friend sam just sent u a wee text :P Great show kara and paul keep it up :D xxx
Listening to Kara Berry's new Alternative Guide (7p.m. Fridays).
Great show, Ricardo! I get to listen today!!!!! :) :)
Can you play any will young for steve doran and say its from Lyn and Dave
Message for Andy L. Monday, April 22: You are playing AWESOME tunes today! But that's not unusual, is it? (Peg from Chicago)
Big Love and Good luck to Carolyne for tonite!!!! can u play 911 bodyshakin please xx
Good morning, Andy and happy Thursday from Chicago! :)
Martin.... do you have a PULSE page on Facebook?
loved the Isolated Atoms track......please play MORE!
Hello again from Chicago, Andy. Have a great show. I wouldn't mind hearing "Over The Hills And Far Away" by Gary Moore, or maybe part of it, please. :)
Thank you so much! The weather is going to be about 20 degrees cooler today than it was over the weekend -- about 4C /40F -- but sunny. And yes, Andy, it is 5 a.m. now. Very good! :) Thank you for the Tom Petty :D I really enjoy your show whenever I am up this early, which is pretty often. I listen to Scotty almost every day and Andy Coyle on the weekends, too. Cheers!
Good morning from Chicago, Andy Lindsay! I try to catch your show whenever possible. :)
hey snow has arrived what happened to spring
Good job this morning, ladies.
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Friday, 10/13/1989
Clement's Brew Pub, Syracuse, NY
Set 1: BowieDavid Bowie, SlaveSlave to the Traffic Light, SlothThe Sloth, Possum
Set 2: Bike, TMWSIYThe Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > Mike'sMike's Song > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove, BagAC/DC Bag, Forbin'sColonel Forbin's Ascent
Average Song Gap: 7.42
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: While it is believed that this show listing, date, and venue are correct, confirmation has not been firmly established. It is believed that this show was not at The Orange Grove (where Phish performed on 5/13/89) or Copperfield's, as is sometimes listed. This setlist is incomplete and likely incorrect as well. Home videos were shown both before and during this humorous Bike. Trey jokingly referred to TMWSIY as "The Man Who Stepped Into Dog Log." A recording of this show circulates with a very different setlist, which features David Bowie and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot as the encore and lists the following in the second set: McGrupp, Divided, Reba, Mike's Groove, Curtis Loew, Alumni, Contact, and Lizards.
Song Distribution:
5 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
2 The White Tape
1 Junta
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This show was part of the "1989 Tour."
Occasionally, a band would set up at one end of this dank basement room in place of one or two of the pool tables. Usually, this was more of an irritation than anything else. I was into Guns N Roses, Led Zeppelin, and the DKs at the time, not second rate bar bands, though I would point out that at some point in their careers each of these rock and roll legends was itself nothing more than that. The night Phish played at Clement's was no exception (in either case as it turns out), I mean, this wasnt Chucklehead people, now those guys were funky. I have two memories from this particular second-rate bar bands show: they played some bizarre song mentioning David Bowie and the drummer showed a home movie of what appeared to be his summer vacation. I probably left early to go see what was happening at the Inn Complete to be honest. Other than hearing and recognizing the Junta version of David Bowie randomly in a friends car on the way back from a party (and subsequently listening to Contact a number of times at the behest of his girlfriend), I would have no further contact with Phish until the 1992 H.O.R.D.E. show at Empire Court. If I ever truly master the ability to time travel within the bounds of my own experiential universe, a return visit to this show will likely be one of my first stops.
They sound checked Reba, which I don't think they had played officially played live yet. They were still working out the whistling parts.
This was my first Phish show and the only one I ever attended where the venue was less than half full.