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Most of these recipes are actually vegan- a dairy-free plus for those of us gluten-free and casein-free. The few recipes garnished with cheese can be easily converted to dairy-free status by using your favorite vegan cheese.
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The easiest way to feed a hungry vegan crowd is to toss a heap of vegetables into a roasting pan and toss them with olive oil, sea salt, apple cider and cider vinegar (shown above). Roast them and pair them with polenta, rice, quinoa or pasta. You can't go wrong. Start with this recipe for Cider Roasted Vegetables. Then get creative. This Roasted Vegetables on Broiled Polenta recipe is a no-fuss, light and lovely dish.
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Gluten-free cornbread with roasted tomato salsa. |
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Roasted yellow tomato salsa. |
Roasted eggplant tapenade. |
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Red pepper hummus. A classic. |
Roasted red pepper hummus made with chick peas is a tasty classic- you don't even need to mention it's a complementary vegan protein. And it would fab served as a condiment with the following quinoa salad...
Thanksgiving flavors infuse this vegetarian quinoa dish. |
Quinoa salad with pears, baby spinach and chick peas just might be my favorite new Fall recipe. Perfect for Thanksgiving. If you haven't tried it yet, give it a whirl. It also works with apples, if you're not a fan of pears.
Quinoa stuffed portobello mushrooms. |
Pumpkin polenta topped with an avocado salsa fresca. |
One of my favorite new inspirations- pumpkin polenta. Who doesn't love a creamy bowl of comforting polenta seasoned with autumn flavors? The fresh salsa kicks it up with avocado and tomatillo. Pumpkin seeds add crunch.
Vegetarian enchiladas with spinach and white beans. |
I call these Greek enchiladas because of their filling. A yummy combo of spinach, roasted red peppers, white beans and feta cheese. If you'd like to keep these Griegos babies vegan, sub the feta with vegan cream cheese or shredded cheese.
Red quinoa with butternut squash and cranberries. |
Gorgeous red quinoa studded with orange winter squash and ruby cranberries. Talk about vegan festive, Babycakes. This dish begs to adorn your holiday table.
Ruby applesauce- with cranberries. |
A favorite Thanksgiving pairing- apples and cranberries- simmered into a luscious pleasingly tart applesauce, sweetened with organic raw agave.
Quinoa mushroom pilaf. |
Hearty and scrumptious quinoa (chock full of healthy vegan protein). A lovely vegetarian addition to your gluten-free holiday table. And a change of pace from the usual rice pilaf.
Rice bake with pine nuts, sweet corn and artichokes. |
Roasted acorn squash risotto with cranberries. |
Creamy and wonderful- that is the simple truth. Risotto like this is pure vegan soul food. I used acorn squash in mine- but I suppose butternut would also work.
Roasted Brussels sprouts on brown rice with fava beans. |
Roasting Brussels sprouts coaxes their earthy sweetness to the fore. The trick is to not overcook them. Here, roasted sprouts and carrots are served over brown rice with a side of fava beans.
Curried carrot soup with toasted cornbread croutons. |
If you're in the mood for soup (I am always up for it) this favorite classic might tickle your Thanksgiving fancy. Curry adds an elegant, special undertone to the all too often Plain Jane of vegan soup. And the pan toasted cornbread croutons nudge it over the top. Seriously.
Sweet potato black bean enchiladas. |
These enchiladas have been on our holiday menu so many years I've stopped counting. The sweet potato black bean filling is both hearty and comforting. Creamy good and muy delicioso. Use shredded vegan cheese on the top to keep it dairy-free.
Gluten-free pumpkin pie bread. |
In case you missed out on this recipe I'm sharing it once again. A moist and tender pumpkin pie inspired bread. No one has to know it's gluten-free- unless you confess it.
Pumpkin sweet potato soup to warm you, vegan body and soul. |
Another bowl of vegan soup goodness for your consideration. A combo of pumpkin and sweet potatoes. Smooth and filling and sunshine orange, to boot. Ginger helps it sing.
Quinoa taco salad. |
If you live in a hotter state this November you might really appreciate this light and lively quinoa taco salad for your Thanksgiving repast. Unconventional? Maybe. Delicious? Definitely. I predict no leftovers.
Vegan and dairy-free scalloped potatoes. |
How about a change from mashed potatoes? I love mashed potatoes- but too often during the holidays they are cold by the time you dip your fork in with drooling anticipation. Baking scalloped potatoes guarantees piping hot potato deliciousness.
Two potato salad- with sweet and gold potatoes. |
I serve this vegan sweet potato salad warm- and it is to die for. A nice change from the typical white potato salad with mayo. Fun for Thanksgiving- or the following day when, unbelievably, everyone is hungry all over again.
Vegetarian garden loaf with maple glaze. |
Sometimes you crave something meaty. Hearty. And yeah, there's always grilled portobello mushrooms. But how about something different? Here's my savory vegan loaf baked with an apricot maple glaze. And no lentils (sorry, lentil fans, I'm not too crazy about those particular legumes).
Vegetarian Shepherd's pie. A one dish meal if you're bringing your own. |
Okay. So your Thanksgiving plans involve driving to a turkey fest loaded with gluten. What's a gluten-free vegan girl to do? Prepare a take-along covered one-dish supper for yourself. Arrive in time to throw it in the oven (let the cook know you'd like to share some oven space). Bake it for twenty five minutes or so. This vegetarian shepherd's pie is topped with mashed potatoes.
Cornbread stuffing stuffed roasted acorn squash. |
Deja vu all over again, I know. This recipe was posted recently, but in case you are new to the blog- I'm including it here in this vegetarian round-up post. Because the cornbread stuffing is too good to miss. There's also instructions on roasting acorn squash with maple syrup. Super easy. Super good.
A vegan pumpkin pie with no tofu. And it is tasty. |
Okay. We're down to sweets. My favorite part. This simple crustless pumpkin pie is so good, gluten-eaters love it, too. Doubt it? Read through the comments on this recipe. Then go bake yourself a pie, Darlin'.
If sweet potato pie is your favorite but you cannot eat gluten or dairy- this recipe is for you. Creamy and delicious. A lovely Thanksgiving dessert choice.
Praline topped vegan pumpkin pie with coconut-pecan crust |
Karina's vegan apple crisp- with quinoa flakes. |
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Gabe December 3, 2011
nice at 8:00, she is sooo hot. Like the black stockings, nothing like a nice long deep fuck when my woman has her stocking on.
pat January 6, 2012
mmmmmmmmmmm,the back doo is the best
M January 16, 2012
What's the name of the first girl? Does anybody know? She's pretty and absolutely hot.
sexybitch January 19, 2012
this guy looks like he loves sex
miche November 28, 2011
hum elle jouii la pute
JSM November 12, 2011
Maravilhoso. eu adoro conas peludas........
jake October 28, 2011
gal at 3:00 is sweet, redhead at 8:00 hot too, like the way she looks as he lifts her up, perfect kissable breasts. she looks like that cartoon character Kim Possible. If I had that many ladies at once, I'd leave their back doors alone!
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7:10 *-* the feets
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at 14:35 i want to be there to suck the cum off his cock and then eat her pussy and clean his cum from her pussy --- DO NOT TELL MY WIFE
L-M May 21, 2012
Does anyone knows the name of the redhead girl....?
Chuck June 29, 2012
Nice stockings on the redhead, love a woman in nice lingerie, don't have to be expensive, just fit right and correct size. Love anal with the stockings or thigh highs on a lady. so sweet. The redhead looks like one of the ladies on Mad Men tv show on cable.
Ali October 22, 2013
anyone knows the title of the film?
creamshooter April 2, 2014
Sehr hübsche Fotze! Süße kleine Lippen und Kitzler... und die Haare sind auch geil!
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sie hat eine geile arschfotze
jund2 September 28, 2014
The redhead one rules. :-)
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Girls are crazy hot.
kilgore February 8, 2013
Christoph has been fucked and blown by so many pretty European women his dick must be fractured by now!
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Supersex video. Leider nur ein kleiner Spritzer, aber eine Muschi schoener als die andere!
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Haz January 24, 2013
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Al Toom October 17, 2011
How can one guy be so lucky?!?!
kingsize June 26, 2011
Clark is unbelievable! How many girls does he fuck in a raw! I would say 4! But none is Erika Bella, she does not appear in this movie. Plus he has a Swatch! I love the smile of the red hair at 5:00 when Clark sleeps into her ass; such a shame the camera did not catch her face at this moment. Does anybody know her name?
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The redhead is fantastic...
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Sunkist January 9, 2011
@ monkeyman There was a watch?
Squiggy January 9, 2011
Watch a few episodes of Laverne and Shirley to get riled up, then whack it to this. Girl looks just like Shirley. I always crushed on her.
Okay January 9, 2011
It's dubbed. It's a french actor, Christopher Clark.
peal January 9, 2011
good lord - germany sucks
monkeyman January 9, 2011
I like the watch the guy is wearing. Anyone who knows the brand?
gnummilicious January 9, 2011
what a man wow amazing !
Oh no no January 10, 2011
This is no German Porn - it is only dubbed .. probably french porn
pornman January 12, 2011
best video!
Jay February 25, 2011
Yeah what a great watch. I need it, where can I get it???
biguy April 6, 2011
love watching his ass as he fucks...the one girl has huge labia...they look fine as her asshole's getting fucked!
atm May 2, 2011
excellent girls, both of them
K February 25, 2011
Chris is hot !!!
asilp February 21, 2011
whats the name of the redhead gir ????????????????
cro January 13, 2011
anybody know the girls names?
tc January 20, 2011
erika bella
marco February 20, 2011
che uomo fantastico.....
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German porn is good , I wish they were speaking english!
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The Nano Jacket by Marmot is their ULTRA-light, packable rain shell that is made with 100% taped seams and constructed with GORE-TEX Paclite for the ultimate in lightweight rainwear. The Nano is waterproof and highly breathable for backpacking, hiking or getting to school or work in the rain, whatever you choose, you won't feel the weight in your bag or pack when carrying it for inclement weather.
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Perfect for summer rain. More fitted than similar Gore-Tex jackets, but the more tailored fit looks nice. Still roomy enough to put on another layer for cooler weather. Buy a size up to fit a fleece under it for the perfect winter jacket. Chest pockets have air vents; much more attractive than pit zips. A lot more packable than my Mammut Gore-Tex Paclite. Tiny reflective logos are surprisingly *super* powerful. Great price for this level coat.
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Avengers: Age of Ultron
Avengers: Age of Ultron is bigger, louder and messier than the first Avengers, but hits more original notes.
Avengers: Age of Ultron is bigger, louder and messier than the first Avengers, but hits more original notes.
Every element that doesn't quite work in The Casual Vacancy is offset by a legitimate reason to check it out, at least until the muddled…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
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Digging into the catalog of Joss Whedon to chart how the director of Avengers: Age of Ultron got here.
The cinematographer of Babe, The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and Rise of the Planet of the Apes has passed away.
Rian Johnson's "Looper," a smart and tricky sci-fi story, sidesteps the paradoxes of time travel by embracing them. Most time travel movies run into trouble in the final scenes, when impossibilities pile up one upon another. This film leads to a startling conclusion that wipes out the story's paradoxes so neatly it's as if it never happened. You have to grin at the ingenuity of Johnson's screenplay.
The movie takes place in 2044 and 2074, both of which look like plausible variations of the American present, and then there are a few scenes set in a futuristic Shanghai. We learn that although time travel is declared illegal once it has been discovered, a crime syndicate cheats and uses it as a method for disposing of its enemies. Imagine this. A man with shotgun stands by himself in a field. A second man materializes out of thin air. The first man blasts a hole in him.
The thin-air guy, who was bound and hooded, is a man from the future who has been sent back in time to be assassinated. The shotgun guy is known as a "Looper." He has been sent back into time to be the trigger man. Eventually, when he grows old enough, he will be sent back in time to be killed by his own younger self. This is known as "closing the loop."
Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Joe, the triggerman in 2044. Bruce Willis plays Old Joe, sent back from the future. The loop is not closed, however, because Old Joe arrives without a hood, and Young Joe hesitates when he realizes his latest target is … himself. He knew that would happen eventually (it's part of the deal), but a hood would have prevented him from knowing which victim was himself.
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The story gains depth with the introduction of romance. In most thrillers, female characters tend toward eye candy and are extraneous to the plot. Not here. Young Joe meets Sara (Emily Blunt), a fiercely independent woman who lives on a Kansas farm with her son, Cid (Pierce Gagnon). Although Young Joe has literally come from nowhere, they slowly grow close. In the future, we learn, Old Joe was married, and his wife (Summer Qing) was murdered by a figure known as The Rainmaker.
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Think this through. If the loop is closed on you, did you never exist? Or did you live your younger life up until the point you kill your older self? "Looper," to its credit, doesn't avoid this question. It's up to you to decide if it answers it. Time travel may be logically impossible, but once we allow a film to use it, we have to be grateful if it makes sense according to its own rules.
Rian Johnson's first feature was the well received, low-budget indie titled "Brick" (2005), which told a high-school story in a film noir style, narrated by Gordon-Levitt. The second was the con-man puzzlement "The Brothers Bloom" (2009). Now time travel. In all three, he begins with generic expectations and then confounds them. The key is in his writing. "Looper" weaves between past and present in a way that gives Johnson and his actors opportunities to create a surprisingly involving narrative.
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The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has told Foster Farms that it will block operations at facilities in California that have been implicated in a multistate Salmonella Heidelberg outbreak unless the company quickly outlines its plans for making the product safer, according to an Oct 7 letter from the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).
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While politicians remain in a stalemate over the partial federal government shutdown, businesses in the Whitney region are stepping up to fill the void.
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No computer in the world—Apple or otherwise—would confirm that Christmas happens in October, but it sure felt that way at the Mammoth Middle School this past week.
A clash between the county's district attorney and several county supervisors over how to spend a voter-approved public safety fund veered into the personal Tuesday after District Attorney Tim Kendall made a case for leaving the fund distribution formula intact.
The fund, generated after Proposition 172 (passed in 1994) is supposed to be set aside to fund public safety needs that the state was not meeting.
The funds are currently distributed between the Mono County Sheriff's Department, the District Attorney's office, and the Probation Department.
June Mountain Ski Area is on scheduled to open this winter as promised, said Mammoth Mountain CEO Rusty Gregory last Tuesday.
Speaking before the Mono County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 1, Gregory said he wanted to clear up lingering doubts and to pave the way for a detailed plan that will go before June Lake residents later this month.
"We will open before the Christmas holiday," he said.
He reiterated what he has said before; MMSA intends June Mountain to become the state's premier family-oriented ski area.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has issued a public health alert due to concerns that illness caused by strains of a bacteria known as salmonella are associated with raw chicken products produced by Foster Farms at three facilities in California, according to a news release. The strain of salmonella has proved to be unusually resistant to treatment with antibiotics, according to the news release.
Mammoth Lakes police were left scratching their heads this past week after an unusual graffiti attack left the Volcom Brothers Skate Park looking like something from the inner city.
"It's hard to figure," said MLPD Sgt. Marc Mosowitz. "The graffiti just showed up one day. The public works department tried to clean it up, but couldn't, and then the very next night it happened again."
Moscowitz said Officer Andy Lehr was hot on the trail of the vandal or vandals, as of Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Domestic violence kills three women a day in America, and it keeps the phones ringing in Mono and Inyo County, as well.
According to Wild Iris Women's services, the agency fielded hundreds of calls for domestic violence this past year, an incomplete number given that some incidents do not get reported, or reported to the agency.
"This is at epidemic levels," said Susi Baines, the agency's director.
Campgrounds closed, Yosemite and Death Valley National Park shut down, federal websites went dark, calls to visitor centers went unanswered and campers were given 48 hours to leave their campsites, after the U.S. government shut down at midnight Monday.
By Tuesday morning, Oct. 1, signs were on the doors of most federal facilities indicating they were closed, including the California Welcome Center in Mammoth, the Mono Lake Visitor Center, and all local and national forest offices from San Diego to Canada.
Daniel C. Holler began his first day in Mammoth by getting plenty of lowdown from the top down.
What the town's new interim town manager does with the information is open to speculation.
Holler, 52, the former city administrator of Grass Valley, Nevada County, officially took office on Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, when the Town Council voted to approve his open-ended contract of $158,000 a year.
The cold reality of policing Mammoth's streets hit Officer Jack Loera right off the bat.
Almost as soon as Loera, 52, arrived from the Banning Police Department this past week, members of the MLPD were busy trying on new winter gear.
Gloves, insulated jacket, snow pants, and boots, were about as familiar to Loera as an encounter with a bear, which is to say, not very.
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Town managers are a little bit like baseball managers.
When they're good, everybody heaps praise all over them, saying there is no way in the world the team would have won without them.
More times than not, though, the awesomely great baseball manager becomes a bum in two or three years. The manager, universally despised at that point, then rotates to a different team and the process repeats itself
So it is with town managers, who on average last just over seven years before moving on to the next town.
Congratulations to Mammoth for stepping up and hiring a true professional manager. Now, it is time to work together, adopt your policies and step aside and allow professional management to achieve the goals the Council sets.
If the Council can resist the temptations to micro manage and stick with establishing policies of excellent governance, Mammoth will be back on top in no time.
I am outraged at what the federal government is doing. Closing our National Parks is absurd and is hurting all of us here in the Eastern Sierra.
Our businesses are hurting. The Eastern Sierra is a tourist based economy, and by the feds closing the parks, the livlihood of our friends, neighbors and families are in jeopardy.
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by David Brown Because photography can get a little wet There are compact cameras that are easy to take most anywhere. And then there are tough-style cameras that you really can take everywhere. No need to coddle the Olympus TG-830 iHS. Bring it into whatever extreme conditions you brave and document your adventures. Whether it's body-surfing in the ocean, or trudging through knee-high snow in sub-freezing temperatures, the TG-830 will not only survive but thrive, taking gorgeous photos and video. Even underwater images will look sharp and bright, thanks to the 16-megapixel backlit CMOS sensor and high-sensitivity 6400 ISO. GPS and high-speed shooting Keep track of your travels with the TG-830's built-in GPS, which records location and landmark information for all your photos. A series of shots from a hike can even let you map out your precise route using Google Maps or Picasa, perfect for remembering which trail was particularly picturesque. The speedy TruePic™ VI processor also lets your fire off a rapid-fire series of shots at up to 11.5 frames per second, perfect for action sequences. Or shoot high-speed HD video for slow-motion playback of your kids jumping off a diving board or sledding down a snowy hill. The fun doesn't stop when you head inside When you're done shooting, check out your footage on the TG-830's bright 3-inch LCD screen. Like the lens, it features a water-repellent coating, so water won't linger on either surface. You can also connect this durable camera to your HDTV with a micro HDMI cable (not included) to show photos and movies on the big screen. With plenty of editing and filter effects, 32 scene modes, and automatic multi-shot stitching, the TG-830 iHS is every bit as versatile as it is tough. Specifications:16-megapixel effective recording backlit CMOS sensor3" LCD screen (460,000 dots)5X optical zoom (4X digital zoom)35mm equivalent lens focal length: 28-140mmrecords photos and video onto optional SD, SDHC, or SDXC memory cardsSpecial Features:waterproof to depths of 33 feetshockproof up to 7 feetfreezeproof to 14° Fcrushproof for up to 220 lbs. of pressuredustproofbuilt-in GPS records location and landmark information with photossensor shift image stabilization minimizes blur from shaky handshigh-definition movie mode (up to 1080p resolution)record high-speed video (120 frames per second in 720p) for high-quality slow-motion playback10X super-resolution digitally-enhanced zoom mode for high-quality close-ups with minimal image degradationburst shooting mode fires off 11.5 frames per second for up to 17 shots at full resolutionTruePic VI Image Processor produces photos with clear detail, natural colors, and low noise32 scene modes, including beauty mode for improved portraits and 4 underwater shooting modessimultaneous video and still recordingBacklight HDR mode creates even lighting throughout a photo by snapping and combining multiple shots with different exposure levels11 Magic Art effects filters for stylized stills and videoConnections and Dimensions:micro HDMI output for connecting the camera to a compatible HDTV (cable not included)high-speed USB interface4-3/8"W x 2-11/16"H x 1-3/16"Dweight (with battery): 7.5 oz.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessorieslithium-ion rechargeable battery and AC charging adapterUSB cablewrist strapsoftware CD-ROM Today's point-and-shoot cameras make great pictures easier than ever From baby's first steps, to that dream vacation in the islands, these cameras make it easy to capture life's greatest hits. Today's cameras have helpful automatic features, like face detection and scene recognition that make shooting more foolproof than ever. And they all have plenty of megapixels for detailed photos that stay sharp, even when you enlarge and print them.
Olympus TG-830 iHS Written By JM, Illinois on Friday, November 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Needed a rugged, waterproof camera for our Hawaiian vacation. After much online research, this camera seemed to be the one. We kayaked, snorkeled, hiked on the volcano and down a steep trail to a black sand beach. It endured the salt water, sand and rain and took great pictures! It is a great outdoor camera at a great price! Pros: Performed as advertised. Cons: None. Recommend purchasing the float strap if kayaking or snorkeling.
Olympus TG-830 iHS Written By Tim S, Massillon, OH on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this based on reviews. I work outside on construction sites all year long in Ohio , mud cold rain etc. and I wanted something that would be rugged and hold up under the elements . so far I'm pleased with the pictures. I don't plan on using it underwater so I cant help with that. Really wanted it for geo tagging , but it wont put coordinates on pictures, just time and date stamp . It does capture the info , but you have to put it in the caption physically . Pros: fast , great pictures , nice zoom , Cons: geo tagging , lens to close to the side , to easy to switch mode wheel
Camera for US Marine Written By buck4max, Tuscaloosa, AL on Thursday, September 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Camera was purchased for my son for use in Afghanistan,so I'll have to wait to give a report on this camera. I purchased based on positive reviews and great customer service i received from your company Pros: Great shipping & customer service.
Excellent Point and Shoot Camera Written By Brian D, Front Royal, Va on Wednesday, September 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I received my camera the day before I left on vacation so I had no time to play with and learn how to use the camera. I left the camera in Auto mode for the entire vacation and the pictures and video I took exceeded all my expectations! I can't wait to see how it works in the other modes. Once again Crutchfield comes through! I love you guys! Thanks yet again. Pros: Easy to use right out of the box. Superb pictures and video for a point and shoot camera. Cons: Got to watch your fingers on the left side of the camera so you don't put them in front of the lens. Other than that I can't find anything else wrong!
Great Camera Written By Rob, Denison, Tx on Monday, August 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I use this camera at the pool this weekend and I was really impressed, Underwater pics were awesome as well as regular pics. Good battery life and very responsive camera. I would highly recommend this camera, Its more functional than your typical action camera. Pros: Waterproof, Battery Life, User friendly, Zoom, Lg.Display Cons: None to be found
Awesome Camera Written By Ramona, Spotsylvania, VA on Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is an awesome camera with fun effects and video. Durable double lock waterproof latches allow you to use camera without a cumbersome clear box. Pros: Great pixels and zoom. Fun features to make playful and dramatic pictures. Cons: Buttons are close to edges so you have to keep your fingers away from lens.
Olympus TX-830iHS Written By LizF, Austin, TX on Wednesday, July 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I haven't had a chance to test the waterproof-ness or durability of this camera, but am taking it on a cruise and will know soon. Bought it for the name (I have an old Olympus, still working, that has never failed me nor broken), waterproof & tough qualities (which are an upgrade on any camera I've had; I've dropped and broken, and crushed and broken in a pocket two small digital cameras in one year), GPS (not clear how that works though), and the recessed lens (an easily broken item on other small cameras, from my point of view). Pixel quality just gets better every year on cameras & I don't know how much we think we need. Pros: Waterproof, GPS, recessed lens, onscreen, pop-up explanations of functions very helpful! Like that you can take video and still photos simultaneously! It looks extremely well made and everything opens and closes very snugly (as expected for waterproofing). Cons: No paper user guide. I know, I know...but a little guide of "How Tos" would be nice. I won't always have a PC to check out how to set something. I wish it had WiFi but it wasn't a priority. I needs more than a wrist strap and I wish it had two places where you could attach a neck strap, like on a larger SLR cameras. I bought a neck strap that attaches to the one strap holder, but the camera just dangles from it.
Nicer than my old Olympus Tough Written By Bob, Morgantown, PA on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I really liked my old Olympus and used it in Hawaii and the Caribbean, and on many trips through cold and nasty places. This new one has a better zoom, a bigger screen, and locks on the various doors that give me more confidence. The pictures I've taken so far have been nicer than my old camera. I can let you know how it does white water rafting in Wyoming. Pros: Better zoom, bigger screen, locks on compartment doors, and faster shutter speed Cons: None so far.
Nice little camera! Written By Anonymous, Milwaukee, WI on Monday, May 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a nice little camera. It is not as large as the pictures make it seem and packs a lot of features. I haven't used it underwater yet, but all of the other features work perfectly and you can tell the case is pretty tough and well put together. It has extensive settings for just about everything you would want to control and the built in modes are pretty useful. The zoom is very functional and I was surprised how little it blotches the pictures when zooming way in. I've been using a 16GB SanDisk SD card and the write speed is fast and the picture quality is great for a camera in this price range (of course it's no DSLR...). The GPS feature is also pretty cool and mostly accurate. It does confuse landmarks sometimes, but you can turn the landmarks feature off and just stick with city, state, and coordinates. My only knocks on this camera is that the lens is placed closely to the grip of the camera, so the first couple pictures I took all had my thumb in them. The battery life is maybe a little shorter than I anticipated. If you're not snapping a picture every 20 seconds though, it will likely last you all day. It takes a little getting used to and if you don't have fat fingers like me, maybe it's not as big of an issue. I give it five stars because I have no other cameras to compare it to and it makes my Olympus point-and-shoot from a few years ago look like an ancient relic. For the price, it is well worth the money. Pros: GPS, Zoom, Modes, Settings, Size, Well-built, Waterproof, Fast Cons: GPS confuses landmarks occasionally, the lens is placed too close to the grip, battery life is a little shorter than I expected but still very functional.
Olympus TG-830 iHS Written By Anonymous, Houston, TX on Tuesday, May 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wonderful camera. Took great pictures above and underwater. Good battery life.
Ehh.. Written By mbhs, california,md on Monday, April 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love the "tough" features and was the main reason for purchasing with a little boy at home. However, not a fan of the somewhat grainy picture quality. Also, when playing back a video, there is a prominent whirrrrr almost like the old fashioned shoulder mounted video cameras. We ended up sending it back and will keep searching for an affordable, tough, but high picture quality camera PS- customer service was impeccable Pros: toughness Cons: photo/video quality
Olympus TG-830 iHS Written By Alyssa, Oregon on Monday, April 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First, let me say that Crutchfield's service was wonderful. I had attempted to order this camera first through Amazon, but they kept not shipping it, and finally I gave up and tried here. The very next day they shipped it, and it arrived the day they told me it would. As for the camera, I am quite enjoying it. I wanted a point-and-shoot that would work underwater without sacrificing quality, and that is what I got. It's actually better quality than my last point-and-shoot, with the added benefits of being shock proof, water proof, etc. I feel like I have freedom to go after any shot with this camera. It also seems to perform better in low-light situations than my last camera. The video quality is also really nice. There are only two things I'm not sure I like about this camera, based on what I was expecting it to be (I saw reviews basically complaining it's not a DSLR, which, duh, it's not). One is that the only macro mode is the "super macro mode" which must be accessed through the "scene" selection, and this macro mode doesn't get as close as I'm used to when taking macro shots. It does get pretty close, though. Second is that in some situations you can't really hold the camera without putting your thumb over some buttons. I actually haven't had an issue yet with buttons accidentally being pressed because of this, but I keep expecting to. Overall I'm really enjoying this camera and glad I purchased it.
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Hi - what could I use instead of dates?
Raw chocolate truffles recipe
Prep Time
5 min -
Total Time
5 min -
Shelf Life
5 days in fridge -
8 servings -
8 truffles
- 1/2 cup sunflower seeds (or any other seeds you have on hand)
- 1/2 cup walnuts (or any other nuts you have on hand)
- 1/2 cup dates
- 1/8 teaspoon sea salt
- 4 tablespoons raw cocoa powder
Recipe Directions
- 1. Process the nuts/seeds in the food processor. Keep processing them until you can't see the nuts anymore, but stop processing before they get too soft looking.
- 2. Add the dates, seasalt and cocoa powder. Process again until everything is well mixed and clumped together.
- 3. Roll the balls in your hand and form balls. Some people like to roll completed truffles in goji berries, cocunut, cocoa powder, etc., but I prefer mine simple.
The Rawtarian's Thoughts
By The RawtarianRaw chocolate truffles were the very first raw food that made me certain that I could become a raw vegan for an extended period of time.
This recipe just requires a food processor and a few ingredients.
These are also delicious if you crumble a truffle or two on top of sliced bananas or other chopped fresh fruit.
Good luck and enjoy these simple, sweet raw treats.
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Calories, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.
- This recipe is low in Fat.
- This recipe is a good source of Vitamin E.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Protein, and Vitamin B6.
Amounts per 28 g (1 oz) suggested serving
Name | Amount | % Daily |
Calories | 131 | 5 % |
Protein | 4 g | 7 % |
Fat | 10 g | 12 % |
Carbohydrates | 11 g | 3 % |
Dietary Fiber | 2.9 g | 9 % |
Sugars | 6 g | |
Calcium | 21 mg | 2 % |
Iron | 1.1 mg | 9 % |
Sodium | 38 mg | 2 % |
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Really yummy. I substituted dried prunes and Raisns for the dates. Thanks for the recipe.
Leo's Review
Raw chocolate truffles recipe
Incredibly easy and delicious!
RebeccaT's Review
Raw chocolate truffles recipe
Really tasty! We all need a little indulgence. I did have a little trouble getting it to form balls. I think my dates were too dry. I'm used to Medjool dates, but I bought a package of Mariani pitted dates to try. I didn't think to add honey or agave nectar until I read this thread. I improvised by packing the mix into a 1/8 cup measuring cup and made some neat little truffles. :)
Mira's Review
Raw chocolate truffles recipe
These sound amazing, exactly what I was looking for! Will try them!
Hey, what can I use instead of dates and any other dried fruit?
Hi Laragh,
Dates are usually used for STICKINESS (to get the recipe to stick together) AND sweetness AND as SUBSTANCE/BULK.
So... when substituting something other than dates, you need to consider all of those elements.
In this recipe, you can use raisins instead, but raisins are not quite as sweet so you may need to add a bit of honey
I think this will be my first recipe I try from you :D so perfect for the opening of a Lush store :) Thank you so much :)
truffles's Review
Raw chocolate truffles recipe
I would love to make this. This looks yummy and the recipe is so simple for me being a starter in cooking so I can easily make it. Thanks for the recipe Rawtarian :)
I made these in my mini processor- the Cuisinart wand one because I use it to shred my apples for the breakfast cereal (which by the way, I am addicted to). I did it that way because it was late at night when I got a craving for something snacky. The seeds must not have blended fine enough and I couldn't form a truffle ball, so I stirred in some coconut butter and put the lot in the fridge. The next morning, I used a small melon scoop to form the truffles and my goodness, they are perfect. I will make this again, and again and again! Thank-you for all of your raw food support!
CindyJ's Review
Raw chocolate truffles recipe
Oh these were really, really good. Your recipe directions didn't say when to throw in the sunflower seeds but after making your raw carrot cake recipe, I knew they needed extra chopping time in the food processor so I took all the ingredients out of the mixing bowl, chopped up the sunflower seeds then combined everything again. Anyway, they are mighty good! Thank you!
Just made these with prunes as suddenly realised I had forgotten to buy any more dates! Seemed to work ok and still taste good!
Can these be made in the vitamixv..maybe in dry caraffe ?
How long will these keep? I made a huge batch, put them in cute little jars as gifts, and now our holiday party has been rescheduled due to weather! Should I freeze them, or keep them in the fridge?
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Cindy A.MIHairCurly HairDear TomiThe Shen Min is better than the Nioxin tables. However, it can cause liver injury. It states not to take it if you have liver problems or drink. If you have dandruff, you might have a scalp fungal infection. Then you would need to purchase Norizal shampoo. This sight sells it in the non prescription strength. You can get a prescription of 2 percent Norizal from your doctor. However, you should see a dermatologist for a scalp sample and proper diagnosis. Best of luck.posted May 17, 2011Link to this post
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Giants stick with Vogelsong vs. Toronto
Ortiz gets start for Blue Jays in place of Morrow
Sooner or later, the Giants hope right-hander Ryan Vogelsong will figure it out.
San Francisco is betting on the former, as it opted to keep Vogelsong on turn for Wednesday's game against the Blue Jays despite a Monday off-day that gave the Giants a chance to skip the struggling right-hander.
Vogelsong allowed six earned runs on seven hits and three walks in his last start against the Braves, striking out a season-high seven. Despite his ugly line, Giants manager Bruce Bochy decided to keep the right-hander on schedule.
"The more I look at it, it looks pretty good," Bochy said of Vogelsong's last outing. "We'll stay behind him."
Vogelsong's ERA has jumped to 7.78 after giving up 22 earned runs in 21 innings in his last four starts. But, Bochy acknowledged, the right-hander posted a 6.75 ERA in his final 10 regular-season starts last year before rebounding in the playoffs.
"He went through this last year," Bochy said. "He just has to back off grinding too hard on every pitch."
Veteran right-hander Ramon Ortiz starts for the Jays in place of righty Brandon Morrow, who won't start until Saturday because of back and neck tightness. Depending on how Ortiz does, Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos said he could be in line for more starts.
"Ortiz is obviously lined up to pitch tomorrow, and if he throws well, I don't see why we would change that," Anthopoulos said.
Giants: Scutaro keeps streaking
Marco Scutaro went 3-for-5 on Tuesday to extend his hitting streak to 13 games. The 37-year-old second baseman, who is batting .491 during his streak, also got a half-day off Tuesday while serving as the designated hitter.
"This is a great opportunity to give Scutaro a break," Bochy said. "We're only here two days so I can't take it easy on a lot of them, but with Scutaro it makes sense to give him a break."
• The Giants are hitting .298 with runners in scoring position this season, including a .331 mark in their last 16 games.
Blue Jays: GM happy with road trip
This series against the Giants marks a short two-game homestand at Rogers Centre for the Blue Jays before Thursday's off-day and a weekend series in the Bronx. Anthopoulos said he was happy with the club's recently completed seven-game road trip.
"We were 4-3 on this trip, but we actually played much better than we had earlier in the season," Anthopoulos said. "We just played cleaner games, and we're still going to make errors from time to time. But there's a lot of good things that happened. We had some quality starts, obviously we hit a lot of home runs, and started to do some things. The key is now is that going to carry over?"
• Outfielder Rajai Davis is two stolen bases shy of tying Vernon Wells for 10th on the club's all-time list.
• Closer Casey Janssen is a perfect 10-for-10 in save situations this season and has converted 16 straight chances dating back to 2012.
Worth noting
• The Giants are 8-5 all-time against the Blue Jays, with 10 of the 13 games between the clubs being decided by three runs or fewer.
• The Blue Jays are 12-0 when scoring five or more runs.
• The Giants are 17-5 when scoring first.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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