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Review: Passover Seder at Eddie's House (Scottsdale, AZ)
I love the story of Passover. I'm not a religious guy, but I can't help but revel in the cinematic drama and hyperbole of the story. It has it all – bondage, oppression, lice, boils, death…it's all there. And many of those same plagues were present when I first reviewed Eddie's House back in November, 2008. It was an awful meal, plagued by abysmal service, weak food, and smoke pouring out of the kitchen. There were moments during that meal where I, like the ancient Jews, was looking for the Red Sea to part so I could get the hell out.
Fast forward about 18 months and I found myself, my family and my father seated at a table in Eddie's House for our Passover Seder. Although I was the one that picked the restaurant, I did so with admittedly low expectations. Cooking seemed too much of an effort this year, with two little kids running around the house, so we opted to let Mr. Matney and crew do the work this year. And in case you don't want to sit for the whole Haggadah of a review, it was a damn fine meal. Eddie and his wife pulled out all the stops.
We arrived to a comfortable table set with the traditional Seder plate, well adorned with all the requisite items. At each place setting was a Haggadah, the traditional book that tells the story of Passover. And for each adult was a glass of 2010 vintage Manischewitz Concord Grape wine. If you haven't had this stuff, you should. It's like Welch's Grape Juice with a buzz. (All Jewish kids learn to love this stuff and drink as much of it as possible at Temple events. Parents turn a blind eye, knowing that their kids will sleep late the next day.)
The menu was divided into First Tastes, Second Tastes, Features, and a Dessert option. For each course, we had a choice of a traditional item (like gefilte fish), or something more contemporary, like a tomato and mozzarella salad. Just as many people adore the foods of their people that "outsiders" find repugnant (Menudo, anyone?), I absolutely LOVE gefilte fish. Although my aunt's homemade gefilte fish is the best, I'll gladly settle for the stuff from a jar replete with globs of congealed broth on top. I don't think Eddie's gefilte fish was homemade, but it wasn't bad and the horseradish that accompanied it was brutally powerful. I loved it. My wife refuses to eat gefilte fish until she actually witnesses a gefilte swimming in the sea, so I gladly ate her serving as well. I think we once had a gefilte fish eating contest in my Jewish college fraternity. I won, and my friend Howie slurped up the congealed broth with glee. (These are the things us crazy Jews do as frat boys.)
Round two was a choice of either "Grandma Carmen's Chicken Matzo Ball Soup" or "Mazza plate with Hummous, olives, herb mascarpone and veggies." I'm all for being progressive, but no self-respecting Jew will resist the opportunity to compare someone else's matzo ball soup with his mother's. And no Jew is dumb enough to say that ANYONE'S soup is better than his mother's, but Grandma Carmen did a damn good job. The broth was relatively dark in color and very rich, with a nice onion flavor. It almost had the richness of French onion soup, but lighter. It's not my mom's, but it made me happy.
Ancient wars have been fought over what constitutes the "perfect" matzo ball. Should they be fluffy, or doughy? Floaters or sinkers? Large or small? My mom's were always nearly baseball sized and fluffy as can be. She has always prided herself on her matzo ball perfection, and I grew up loving them. But, secretly, I always seemed to enjoy the "doughy" ones. But just as you grow up knowing that it is "wrong" to lust after the shiksa girl that sits next to you in school, I always found greater pleasure in the heavy matzo balls, the ones that sunk to the bottom and were almost hard inside. I'm certain that many kvetchy diners felt that Grandma Carmen's matzo balls were too small, or too heavy, or too hard, but in my mind they were perfect. Just don't tell my mom.
As the guilt of my lust for someone else's matzo balls sunk in, I began to notice the festive atmosphere around me. There were large families celebrating Passover, singing the traditional songs, and enjoying the night. There were kids everywhere, some laughing, some wanting to go home, and some sneaking some Manischewitz under the table. It really did feel like we were in Eddie's house, not Eddie's House.
The main course arrived just as my kids, ages 2 and 4, were starting to get cranky. I had the Roasted Half Chicken with Yukon Gold Potatoes and Brussels Sprouts, and my wife had the Braised Beef Brisket with Potato Pancakes, apple sauce and Broccolini. Both of my kids opted for the Onion Encrusted Salmon with Forest Mushroom Quinoa and Asparagus. My daughter immediately grabbed a stalk of asparagus and devoured it, and my wife gave the brisket the greatest compliment of all: "it tastes like brisket should taste. Not fancy brisket, not deconstructed brisket…just brisket. The kind you would make at home." And therein lays the beauty of the night.
As if the Seder couldn't have gotten better, the final chapter was the best. A gigantic, gooey, sweet and perfect Coconut Almond Macaroon. There was no guilty pleasure in this; it was pure delight.
I don't know Eddie Matney, but I've heard that he is Lebanese and married a Jewish woman. I love the irony of it all: two cultures that have been at odds for what seems like eternity, united through marriage, producing Jewish soul food with a Lebanese twist. Eddie's House did a huge service to the Jewish community, and to itself. Eddie's wife was working the room, Eddie was barking out orders from the kitchen and the room was boisterous, festive and warm. It was like being with my in-laws from New Jersey…loud.
Next year, at Eddie's House….
Photos of the meal can be found at www.ericeatsout.com
Eddie's House
7042 East Indian School Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Eddie's House
7042 E Indian School Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Wonderful review, EJS! I'm not Jewish nor have I eaten at Eddie's yet, but I love your review!
Thank you!
Very entertaining read, even for a gentile like myself. I eat at Eddie's regularly and like the food, but the service can be slow. Eddie runs a light staff and they get buried easily. Try the meatloaf some night, it's great as is the lobster gazpacho.
I agree on the level of the review - excellent!
Now, we share Seder with great friends. One of the beauties of dong so has been the children. We have none, and our host's daughter is an adult, but many attendees have young children. They really enjoy the celebration, and take part in the ceremony.
Now, we usually have two levels of wines - one for the "masses," and then a selection for those, who will appreciate better. Usually, the host will decant, so only he, and a few others, know the difference. Also, after the ceremony, we have a full meal, with undercurrents of the traditional.
Did not know about Chef Matney's Passover Seder. Was with him last night at an event, and no mention was made. Maybe I just did not know to ask.
Still, thank you for the review.
Great review, E. We ate at Eddie's House a few weeks ago (second visit) and once again we were very dissapointed. Maybe we need to try the seder next year. I used to love Eddie's prior restaurants on 7th St and later on Camelback and 24th St. Unfortunately, our two trips to the new place have both been well below average to the point where we really don't plan to go back for a while. It's a shame since I like Eddie so much, but when he's not in the kitchen the food and service seem to really suffer.
Eddie's House
7042 E Indian School Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
re: barry
The Eddie's House offering at the Best of the Fest (drew his table) was lackluster as well. He wasn't there and the dishes were composed by his chefs. I'm actually not sure if he had any input at all. The food itself was crazy complicated with little emphasis on ingredients. The scallop, shrimp shumai dynamite dish was even referred to as "Ra inspired".
When seeing the preparations taken by other chefs (Binkley's, T. Cooks, etc.) and seeing Wagyu, foie, etc. on their menus, it was disappointing to say the least. I think they were also the one restaurant that didn't bother brining stemware either so we rocked the hotel's throwback small, narrow thick rimmed glasses.
The tickets were a gift and I think a coupon code was used so maybe that came into play with our table draw? Was very interesting to say the least.
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7042 E Indian School Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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On Friday, October 21, 2011, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah said to the Lebanese Al-Akhbar newspaper that the next war with Israel will start in Tel Aviv and that Hezbollah has "many surprises" that will change the face of the region in a future war. Next time there would be no red lines, he added. What is he talking about?
Readers of this website have already found similar claims made by me in the past, but coming from Hezbollah they have interesting implications. It means Hezbollah has fully regained its operational capabilities following the 2006 War and later clashes with the IDF. It means also that Hezbollah's assessment of the situation implies a further deterioration in the near future. In the article Out of the north an evil shall break… I commented on the strains caused by the finding of massive amounts of natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. Israel took control of four major gas fields, some of them on Lebanese waters. Turkey and Lebanon have already expressed discontent and this may well trigger a future military event in the area. A war may begin also as an escalation of minor events, as the 2006 war did. The map above shows the settlements hit by the Hezbollah in 2006; it practical hit the entire north of Israel, having clear capabilities of dissecting Israel near Hadera (another Jewish settlement with an Arabic name – "Green"). Many strategic targets are within this area, including military depots, NATO depots, chemical industry plants, military industry installations including RAFAEL, strategic military bases, Israel's main port and many other goodies. Destroying a few major junctions in this area (mainly Golani and those giving access to Haifa) is enough to stop almost completely Israel's response capabilities. In 2006, Hezbollah positioned itself as a significant opponent to Israel. Regardless how, few doubt a war will erupt soon if there is no further and significant advance in the peace process.
However, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah's declaration is stronger than that; he doesn't expect a repetition of the 2006 war. It mentions surprises, the crossing of red lines and explicitly mentions the attack of Tel Aviv as first target. It means Hezbollah has not only regained all its past strength, but had become even stronger. What is Nasrallah talking about?
Hezbollah possesses an impressive power, with a missile arsenal from 40,000 to 50,000 large-caliber munitions of all kinds. In comparison, various sources estimate at around fifteen thousand the amount of missiles Hezbollah had before the 2006 war.
The smallest weapons in these categories are the anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles, which exist in a wide variety of designs. Larger missiles include the Katyusha/Grad Rockets – the main type used in 2006 – which have a range of 40 km and are unguided. The Iranian missile Shahin has just 13km range, but that's because of its massive 190kg payload. Other missiles include the Fajr and 220mm rockets, with a range of up to 70km; the last reached Haifa in 2006. 302mm rockets with a 100km range from Syrian origin complete these range of smallish weapons. Hezbollah also possesses the C-802 Anti-Shipping Cruise Missile, from Iranian origin and with a range of 120km. This missile hit the Israeli ship Hanit during the July 2006 war, crippling the ship's propulsion system and killing four sailors. They may become important if a war around the gas fields begins.
Larger weapons are also owned by Hezbollah. Fateh 110/M600 missiles with a 200-250 kg payload, 200 km range, and GPS guidance can easily reach Tel Aviv from Lebanon. The same goes for the Zelzal 2, with 600 kg payload, 200-400 km range; this is an unguided missile of Iranian origin. Then, the Times of London reported in May 2010 that Israeli and American intelligence agencies believe that at least two Scud C/D missiles have been transferred from Syria to Hezbollah; these have a 770 kg payload, 550-700 km range, meaning they can reach any location within Israel. They are very similar to those fired by Iraq in the First Gulf War. Back then, one of them hit ground meters from a strategic underground location in northern Tel Aviv.
This is an impressive arsenal, though most of the long-range missiles are of relatively low accuracy. Yet, accuracy is secondary when targeting certain type of places – like routes and junctions. One of the problems of the airborne parachuted division described in The Cross of Bethlehem is that a soft bombing of its landing spots (H2 in Western Iraq one of them) is enough for neutralizing it. More important, Saddam Hussein already proved that even with dumb Scuds it is possible to achieve an accuracy of meters at a distance of many hundreds of kilometers.
So, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah is strong and wants a change. Let me predict again what he is hinting at. In the next war, Hezbollah is planning to hit the Iron Triangle, Highway 1 and Highway 2. Iron Triangle is a mocking reference to the area between the Hakirya, Tel Hashomer and Tzrifin bases of the IDF in the Tel Aviv area, where most of the administrative bases of the IDF are. It is called Iron Triangle because it is jokingly said that once a soldier is posted there he is unlikely to leave it, for his – or hers – eternal joy. Highway 1 connects Tel Aviv with Jerusalem. At Sha'ar Hagay it's at its narrowest point. Dissecting it there will cause a major disruption to the Israeli Administration. Then Highway 2 connects Tel Aviv with Haifa. Cutting it (and a newer road parallel to it) near Netanya, at its narrowest point, will split Israel in two; practically destroying the IDF as a coherent force. Other targets can be added easily, but these three are the Holy Grail of Sheikh Nasrallah.
The only question still open is the when. "There are no winter wars!" is a popular saying in the IDF. This could be an optimistic declaration in late October. No short wars have been fought during winter in the Middle East since the illegitimate foundation of the State of Israel. Long wars – like the First Lebanese War in 1982 – continued during the winter, but with a very low level of activity during the cold and rainy season. The reason for that is simple; rain creates awesome amounts of mud in the mountainous areas, rendering roads almost useless. Tanks cannot cross the Golan Heights during the winter; they'll sink. The last is especially true since Israeli tanks weigh more than the allowed by the Geneva agreements. A Merkava 3 fully loaded tank is said to reach over 90 metric tons; international check teams are systematically fooled by the IDF during scheduled inspections. They could say that: "there are no winter wars;" yet, one should never plan a war according to the events of the last one. Next war would be a war of missiles, and these do not care about seasons.
Honorable Prime Minister Netanyahu, from the bottom of the heart of a political prisoner of yours, I wish you a pleasant and warm night sleep during this approaching winter.
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BRENHAM, WASHINGTON COUNTY At first glance, art and science seem like an unlikely pairing. But Blinn College Fine Arts Instructor Becky Phillips merges the two flawlessly, especially in her latest series of paintings dedicated to a recently-discovered theoretical particle.
Phillips' 10-painting exhibit exhibit, "Sublime Encounters: Science and Art Collide," will be on display at the Texas A&M Health Science Center SRPH Administration Building Nov. 7 – Feb. 1, 2014. The exhibit opening will be from 4:30-6:30 p.m., with Texas A&M University Physics Professor Dr. Peter McIntyre and Art Historian Dr. Stephen Caffey presenting. The opening will also include a question-and-answer session with Phillips.
The paintings were inspired by the Higgs particle, an elementary particle initially theorized in 1964 that was tentatively confirmed to exist in March, a discovery that made worldwide headlines. The mysterious Higgs particle, or Higgs boson, explains why elementary matter has mass.
"I grasped the relevance and the excitement that was in the physics community internationally, reading anything I could on the topic," Phillips said. "I watched videos of physicists speaking about the excitement of being able to complete a mathematical formula through really capturing the theory of a subatomic particle."
For Phillips, the excitement of that discovery translated into 10 large canvas paintings, all inspired by the Higgs boson.
"I was struck with a sense of awe about something that's so miraculous and much larger than myself," she said.
The exhibit was recently on display at the Science Engineering Art and Design (SEAD) Gallery in downtown Bryan. Phillips has also exhibited at the Kinsey Insitute, the Texas National, the Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas, the Forsyth Galleries at Texas A&M University, the Visual Arts Alliance in Houston and the University of Science and Art in Oklahoma, among others.
A member of the Blinn faculty since 2009, Phillips teaches painting, drawing and art history at the College.
"We are at a critical time in our culture and our community when we really need to instill in students and the public at large an appreciation for art, because it is the artist who takes a daring leap to live out loud," she said. "The process of creating, of letting the mind wonder, to ask questions and to solve the puzzles in making art, is the mental space where the imagination is required. And these are the processes that students need."
Blinn-Bryan's Fine Arts Division offers 51 courses, including architectural design, interior design, drawing, painting, ceramics, digital art, photography, watercolor, music theory, acting, argumentation, professional speaking and introductory speech.
"When students are exposed to art appreciation, art concepts and artists, a whole new fascinating world awaits them," Phillips said. "This kind of passion is good for you and I am so happy to share this with my students."
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Bauer, P.J., S.H. Roach, and C.C. Green. 1991. Cotton genotype response to green-manured annual legumes. J. of Prod. Agric. 4(4):626-628.
Busscher, W.J., C.R. Camp, and E.J. Sadler. 1991. Microirrigation for reduced tillage in a shallow hardpan soil. Proc. So. Conserv. Tillage Conf., Arkansas Agr. Exp. Stn., Univ. of Arkansas Special Report #148, pp. 17-21.
Camp, C.R., M.L. Robbins, D.L. Karlen, and R.E. Sojka. 1991. Irrigation management for double-cropped fresh-market tomatoes on a high-water-table soil. Trans. ASAE 34(6):2445-2452.
Camp, C.R., W.M. Thomas, and C.C. Green. 1991. Microirrigation scheduling and tube placement for cotton. ASAE Paper No. 91-2593, St. Joseph, MI, 9 pp.
Carter, C.E. and C.R. Camp. 1991. Drainage intensity effects on water table control and sugarcane yield. ASAE Paper No. 91-2589, St. Joseph, MI, 9 pp.
Fortnum, B.A., M.J. Kasperbauer, P.G. Hunt, and W.C. Bridges. 1991. Biomass partitioning in tomato plants infected with
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Karlen, D.L., W.J. Busscher, S.A. Hale, R.B. Dodd, E.E. Strickland, and T.H. Garner. 1991. Drought condition energy requirement and subsoiling effectiveness for selected deep tillage implements. Trans. ASAE 34(5):1967-1972.
Karlen, D.L., J.H. Edwards, W.J. Busscher, and D.W. Reeves. 1991. Grain sorghum response to slit-tillage on Norfolk loamy sand. J. Prod. Agric. 4(1):80-85.
Kasperbauer, M.J. and W.J. Busscher. 1991. Genotypic differences in cotton root penetration of a compacted subsoil layer. Crop Science 31(5):1376-1378.
Parsons, J.E., R.W. Skaggs, and C.W. Doty. 1991. Development and testing of a water management model (WATRCOM): Development. Trans. ASAE 34(1):120-128.
Parsons, J.E., C.W. Doty, and R. W. Skaggs. 1991. Development and testing of a water management model (WATRCOM): Field testing. Trans. ASAE 34(4):1674-1682.
Roach, S.H. 1991. Natural plant materials as overwintering sites for arthropods in the Coastal Plain of South Carolina. Fla. Entomologist 74(4):543-554
Sadler, E.J., D.L. Karlen, R.E. Sojka, and H.D. Scott. 1991. Morphological, temporal, and nodal accumulation of nutrients by determinate soybean. J. Plant Nutrition 14(8):775-807.
Sojka, R.E. and W.J. Busscher. 1991. Alternative intensive cropping with corn. Proceedings of the Southern Conservation Tillage Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, June 18-19, Arkansas Agr. Expt. Sta. Special Report 148:87-90.
Sojka, R.E., D.L. Karlen, and W.J. Busscher. 1991. A conservation tillage research update from the Coastal Plain Soil & Water Conservation Research Center of South Carolina: A review of previous research. Soil and Tillage Res. 21:361-376.
Stone, K.C. and E.J. Sadler. 1991. Runoff using Green-Ampt and SCS curve number procedures and its effect on the CERES-Maize model. ASAE Paper No. 91-2612, 14 pp.
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iMac to Macbook Pro clone
I have an iMac i3 with a 1TB hd.
Can I clone this into a Macbook Pro i7 with a 500GB hd ? How ?
Will I loose all my licenses registrations like Adobe CS5 and such ?
Moved to correct forum.
You can not clone the contents from your iMac onto the MBP because the hardware is different. The OS X install media is specific for the machine and its hardware. The cloning would fail.
Even if you could do it, keep in mind that many applications such as Adobe CS5 are licensed for use on one machine only. You would be violating the Adobe EULA and any others that restrict usage to one machine.
thank you..
The reason I purchased the iMac was that my MBP LogicBoard died. At the Apple reseller store they made an exact copy of the damaged MBP in my Mac. Shouldn't it work the same way backwards ?
Instead of trying to clone, use the Migration Assistant.
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Earlier this week, we ran an interview with Traci Bingham, the winner of the first-ever Surreal Life Fame Games. For a different take on the show, we checked in with Andrea Lowell, who, despite not making the Top 5, is doing well, thank you very much. After the jump, Andrea talks frankly about her level of fame, the perks of being a hot chick, and — wait for it — quantum physics.
Did you enjoy your time on The Surreal Life?
Yes, I enjoyed being on The Surreal Life, but of course there are definite challenges you have to deal with like being stuck in a house with really big personalities and being compared to each other when you all are friends, but you know what you're getting into. So basically it's fun, but it can be stressful as you see from the episode where I'm pulling my hair out.
Early on, it became clear that you maybe weren't as well known as many of the other people in the house. Was that a rude awakening?
I was actually kind of shocked that they wanted me to do the show, because I was like, I'm not even on the level of these other people. I know there was no way I could have won because the show was based on your level of fame, and actually I was happy that I lasted so long.
It's really down-to-earth of you to be admitting your level of fame as compared to everybody else.
Oh, I am totally open about it. I don't think I should try to build myself up because that's ridiculous. I'm a Playboy model, I'm a Playboy TV star, and my fans know and love me but, people that aren't familiar with Playboy stuff aren't gonna to know who I am. I don't expect 45-year-old women to really necessarily like me or be familiar with what I do because that's not who knows me, and I'm totally OK with that. Honestly I don't do it for the fame, I do it because I enjoy it. I enjoy being in front of the camera, I enjoy taking my clothes off, I enjoy making millions of men smile daily. The whole Surreal Life thing has been a such a great opportunity because I never anticipated it.
So, in other words, if you maintain the level of popularity you have now you'd be completely satisfied with that?
Absolutely, I'm already, I'm so shocked because I forget that people do consider me to be a celebrity, sometimes I'm out and I'll say to my friend, "Why is that bitch over there staring at me?" And they're like, "Because you're on TV," and I'm like, "Oh yeah!" And then I buy them a drink.
One thing that rang so true was just as you were leaving, you said a true A-lister wouldn't know how much Dom Perignon and caviar stuff costs anyway because they'd be getting it for free.
I'm definitely not an A-lister but being a hot chick you don't pay for stuff, and the fact is, I just I had no idea how much the Dom costed, that's really what killed me, I thought it was way more expensive, and honestly it's not my preferred Champagne anyway…
What is your preferred Champagne?
I actually like either Cristal or if I'm on a budget, Veuve Cliquot is really good, it's like forty bucks and it's really tasty.
So did you end up buying a Hyundai?
No that was just a…that was just an exaggeration, I was just trying to get my point across, I actually drive a BMW. I actually do pay for all my stuff, I'm self-sufficient, I don't date a rich guy, I really take pride in the fact that I do work for a living, but I really did want that money because I really did want a super-nice car.
On your MySpace and on your website too you mention your interest in quantum physics...
I actually went to UC Irvine in pursuit of a biology degree. Science is something I'm very passionate about, I'm really into the philosophical aspects of subatomical physics, and that's basically what quantum theory deals with. Basically everything that's created dictates everything that is real, or what our perception of reality is, and it's just really wild. A lot of people watch movies like The Secret or whatever and they think they understand but you really gotta know it. A lot of celebrities, like Carmen Electra for instance, I'm not gonna knock her, but she watched What the Bleep and she thinks she understands. But it's so cool and honestly after a few drinks it's so fun to talking to some people who really understand it and just learning. Science is cool, I definitely love it, my Mom teaches science, it's just something I've grown to love, I love it.
So do you think if you weren't a hot chick you'd be a scientist?
I think I can be a hot chick and be a scientist, I can always go back to school, you know what I mean? My career goal was to be a surgeon, and the only reason I stopped doing that was the opportunities that arose with Playboy. And I said you know what, I gotta do this now because I can always go back to med school, but I can't go back you know to being offered the cover of a magazine, or my own show on Playboy TV. At first it was a lucrative hobby, I did it while I was still in school, but then it became something I really enjoyed doing. It was really difficult for my family at first to deal with that change, when you know your parents tell their friends and colleagues, "Oh yes my daughter you know is gonna be a surgeon, she's getting her bio degree," and now it's, "She's taking her clothes off for men." It was a weird transition, but ultimately they support me now, so that's all that matters.
You sound so positive about everything. Is there any downside to posing for Playboy or of fame in general?
Oh yeah, I mean, the stigma that comes along with posing nude, people think you're a slut, people assume that you're stupid, the latest one I got was that I'm white trash which is laughable. But you know you just have to just brush it off because negativity does nothing, if you go through life negative there's no way you're going to have a positive outcome. It just really kind of hurts my feelings when people judge me for what I do not who I am. But I'm over it now, I just I just feel bad or pity people who judge you and have no idea who you are, but just judge you by some things you do. But I don't take it personally. If I saw myself on TV doing the same things, I probably would think the same thing. So I can't be mad at people, you know?
What's next for you?
Canoga Park is a sitcom that I'm in. It's basically about the adult industry, but it's a really, really funny, satirical sitcom, so everything's really far out. It's either gonna go to HBO or Showtime. Playboy TV is our backup. I play Andrea Daniels, this porn star, and I'm a lesbian but I do guys for money. It's so over-the-top it's just ridiculous. And then, I have movie coming out, Jason and Ross. It's about two guys in search of fame, and I play a homeless chick that ends up getting her own reality show. We're in production now. And then I have a show on Amp'd Mobile that I host, and that's every week. Basically, I give relationship advice to everyone out there with an Amp'd Mobile phone, and then of course I am the co-host of the Playboy morning show on Sirius 198.
On your site, you thank your fans for understanding your "vision, aspirations and personality." what is your vision?
I wrote that a while ago, but basically my vision is ultimately just be happy. My fans have actually been with me since my very first Playboy college girl pictorial, so they all really know what I mean by that. They've seen me grow, and basically what I've just wanted is what I've achieved, which is working regularly, maintaining a close network of fans and friends, and just ultimately waking up every day worry-free and with a smile on my face. That's my ultimate goal.
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I am living in a dream.
My dream is endless and I am the master of it. People aren't born and don't die either; they're the fruit of my imagination. Everyone has his own story, feelings and problems, but they're not real; those people are merely apparitions, actors playing a role in my dream. My friends are the reflections of what I always wanted to be and my enemies are made of everything that I find most wretched about the human kind.
Without me around, they cannot live and once I forget about them they disappear. I would be a fool to think that I know everybody but I feel that everyone I have ever seen in my dream are physical representations of thoughts and ideas I had in another life, maybe even someone I knew.
My dream is full of surprises that I do to myself, to be honest it isn't surprising at all… I would even say that it's becoming boring. The people around me are doing the same thing over and over like programmed robots; it's dizzying and confusing. I can't decide what they do though; when I do, most of them run away from me in fear. I feel lonely.
Like everyone else, I don't know why I am here or if I have a goal. I am just living pointlessly day after day, telling myself that everything I do is only in order to achieve something that will help me to do something else later that will also only serve to be able to do something else that in the end, will be pointless. For this reason, I find it hard to find motivation to move on to the next step that seems more difficult, I have been given everything except the ability to like challenge.
In the end, I'm just like everybody else in this dream. I started to wonder if there were other people like me, living in a dream where everything is fake, even hope. If you are one of those people, please give me a sign, a proof that you're not just another mindless actor and we will probably be able to find our way together.
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Poor little baby. I'm glad they found out about it and that they caught the freak.
Some people have no shame and definitely no respect.
His sense of humor helped him survive those harrowing days. Thank you for your service to our country, Mr. Blakey. May God continue to bestow his blessings on you and your family.
Someone needs to keep a better eye on their 8 year-olds tv watching. Why would an 8 year-old put a gun in his mouth?!?!?
I am in awe of this man who walked the walk. Rest in peace Officer (Sergeant Major) Curry and may your family find strength in your memory.
tubad4ya: I agree with you, however, I don't think anybody really wants to work on the "root cause". In that regard, nothing will ever get better and that is a sad statement for our times. We should be progressing not regressing.
I can't imagine what a 16 year old could offer a grown woman. Perhaps undying adoration? Get a freakin puppy!!!
I'm sorry, but why didn't you send him to live with an aunt or an uncle out of town if his life was in danger?
And there it is!
Be still my heart. 3rd picture down, a hunky, chunky cop! Only a real man can pull off a gut like that!!! Go NOPD!
I would have taken one look at this hunk and jumped into his car too!!! NOT!
Very heartbreaking.
"prep's entered the resident armed with hand guns demanding money. The victim and the prep's exchanged gun fire the prep was shot in the chest."
I think that should be perps......
LOL 2longlegs - I saw a huge snake when I was out riding my bike when I was around 12 only this snake was attached to a white man. I didn't ride my bike for at least 2 weeks after that. It was traumatic.
Very66 you are throwing apples into an orange mix. What does that have to do with this story? So you hid your pregnancy. You wanted your child. This woman is psycho....
Ok, who's crazier here (the woman who's obviously suffering from mental issues - but not so mental that she "hid" her pregnancy from her family AND boyfriend) or the family who didn't know she was 9 - NINE - months pregnant?!?!?!
What is this a family of ostriches all burying their heads in the sand???
I don't know Navypat, but something is very, very wrong with them. That precious commodity called life means NOTHING to them.
lol @ minds. I was thinking the same thing. It's yours - you keep it!
I guess the moral of the story is: Don't let your babies out of your sight for 1 second - especially if you don't know who is around them.
Rest in Jesus' arms baby Lionel.
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Style: BJJ, Judo, SAMBO--
You may want to add in a bit about his working with other MAists to add to the curriculum with arts like Mande Muda Pentjak Silat, Lameco Escrima, SHOOTO, Pekiti Tirsia Kali and Muay Thai by bringing and studying under guys like Pak Herman Suwanda, Punong Guro Edgar Sulite, Sensei Yori Nakamura, GT Leo Gaje, Jr and Ajarn Chai Sirisute as well as notable students who expanded the broad base he had established by incorporating what he learned from these men. His notable students include Erik Paulson, Terry Gibson, etc.
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Here is the list I have for Guro Dan's FMA teachers. It's a combination of a few different lists he has presented, but he's mentioned that they are all incomplete, so this may leave out some instructors. Also, he does not have rank under all of them. Some he trained with for years and still does (like Tuhon Gaje) and some he has only trained with for a short period. The list is in alphabetical order by last name:
1. Pedro Apilado
2. Ising Atillo
3. Kadid Brabante
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5. Cacoy Canete
6. Diony Canete
7. John Eliab
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28. Telesporo Subing Subing
29. Mel Subitan (or Sugitan)
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31. Sam Tendencia
32. Gilbert Tenio
33. Floro Villabrille
I can't find my list of his silat teachers, but off the top of my head:
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3. Herman Suwanda
4. Rita Suwanda
5. Paul DeThoures
6. Viktor DeThoures
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In terms of the FMA/Kali teachers, I know Guro Dan has a relationship with Guro Jun DeLeon of Toronto. I attended a seminar with both of them and I thought Dan mentioned that he'd been working with Jun. That said, I'm not sure if Jun would be considered one of Inasanto's instructors.
I'll check into that.
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I am the mother of 5 sons; 3 killed by a speeding, drunk driver on a cell phone. Since the crash on October 10, 2004, we have had the opportunity to share our story over 250 times with young and old about the consequences of the choices, and how those choices impact others. All three of our sons were sober and wearing seat belts; the drunk driver that survived was not wearing his seat belt.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - West Virginia University women's basketball player Christal Caldwell and women's track and field athlete Sydney Cummings have been named this week's Varsity Sports Report Co-Athletes of the Week.
Averaging 22.5 points per game for the week, Caldwell led the Mountaineers to back-to-back victories over top-25 ranked oppponents in No. 19/19 Oklahoma State and No. 21/20 Oklahoma. Caldwell started the week with a game-leading 21 points against the Cowgirls and finished the week with a season-high 24 points against the Sooners.
Cummings tied a 28-year-old school record in high jump with a personal-best leap of 1.78 meters on Saturday at the Akron Invitational. Cummings now claims the top two spots in the top-5 for high jump in program history.
Women's basketball hits the road to face Texas Tech on Feb. 6 at 8 p.m., and at Kansas on Feb. 9 at 3 p.m., while track and field travels to Geneva, Ohio to compete in the SPIRE Indoor Track Invitational on Feb. 8-9.
WVU Student-Athletes of the Week
Week 1: Christal Caldwell, Women's Basketball
Week 2: Haily VandePoel, Women's Swimming and Diving
Week 3: Hailey Barrett, Women's Tennis
Week 4: Christal Caldwell, Women's Basketball/Sydney Cummings. Women's Track and Field
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WVU will face two Big 12 opponents on the road in the same week for the first time this season, at Texas Tech on Feb. 6 at 8 p.m., and at Kansas on Feb. 9 at 3 p.m. … the Mountaineers led in each of the games earlier this season, but fell in the final minutes by four points against Texas Tech in overtime and one point against Kansas.
-Last Week in Women's Basketball
The Mountaineers defeated back-to-back top-25 ranked opponents in No. 19/19 Oklahoma State, 67-61, and No. 21/20 Oklahoma, 82-63 … WVU's win at Oklahoma State was OSU's second home loss, while its 82 points against Oklahoma was its highest point total in a Big 12 game this season.
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Averaging 22.5 points per game for the week, junior Christal Caldwell led the Mountaineers in scoring in each outing with back-to-back 20-point performances … Caldwell opened the week's games with a game-leading 21 points in WVU's win at Oklahoma State and finished the week with a season-high 24 points in the win over Oklahoma … Caldwell is WVU's season scoring leader with 15.6 points per league game, having led the Mountaineers in scoring in 10 games … true freshman Bria Holmes came off the with a career-best 17 points, on a career-best 58.3 percent (7-12) shooting, including a pair of threes in the win over Oklahoma … Jess Harlee, also off the bench against Oklahoma, chipped in 12 points … Holmes and Harlee helped WVU's bench to its largest production in Big 12 play this season, totaling 40 bench points to OU's five.
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The West Virginia University track and field team will stay on the road as the team travels to Geneva, Ohio to compete at the SPIRE Indoor Track Invitational … the meet will take place in the SPIRE Institute Track and Field Complex with events starting at 2 p.m., on Friday and 10 a.m., on Saturday.
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The Mountaineers competed at the Akron Invitational in Akron, Ohio, on Feb. 1-2 … WVU posted six personal-best marks in the meet, while senior high jumper Sydney Cummings tied the school record with a leap of 1.78 meters and finished second in the competition.
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With her leap of 1.78 meters, Cummings now claims the top two spots in the top-5 for high jump in program history … on Friday evening at the Akron Invitational, sophomore Kiley Defibaugh and Kimberly Mulvin finished with personal-best marks of 3.51 meters and 3.36 meters for a fourth and sixth-place finish, respectively, in the blue division of pole vault … on Saturday, junior Chené Townsend recorded a personal-best time of 7.72 for an 11th-place finish in the preliminary heat of the 60-meter dash … senior Heather Adams recorded the second-best weight throw of her career with a mark of 17.83 meters for an eighth-place finish in the gold division … sophomore Karissa Knabenshue also recorded a personal-best weight throw mark of 15.18 meters on Saturday in the blue division and finished 10th.
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WVU (1-8, 0-3 Big 12) takes to the mat against Ohio on Sunday, at 3 p.m. … the match is part of the "Beauty and the Beast" event, in which the gymnastics team and wrestling team will compete simultaneously … admission to the event is $1.
-Last Week in Wrestling
The Mountaineers were defeated by No. 15 Pitt, 31-9.
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Three WVU grapplers earned wins over the Panthers on Saturday evening … Shane Young (125) gave the Mountaineers an early lead, as he earned an 8-3 win … Nathan Pennesi (141) defeated Travis Shaffer 5-4 … following an escape point by Pitt's Travis Shaffer in the third that evened the match at one apiece, Pennesi allowed a takedown with less than 50 seconds remaining in the match … Pennesi, however, reversed the takedown and earned two nearfall points with 30 seconds left to get the win … Bubba Scheffel (174) earned his eighth win of the season, with a 3-1 decision over Nick Bonaccorsi.
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The diving teams will host George Mason on Saturday, Feb. 9, at the WVU Natatorium … action is set to get underway at 9:45 a.m.
-Last Week in Swimming & Diving
Both teams were idle last week.
-Notes & Quotes
The teams most recently hosted TCU with junior Richard Pokorny winning the 1-meter (306.82) and 3-meter (350.92) dives … freshman Christian Parker placed second on both dives, scoring 299.17 on the 1-meter and 313.87 on the 3-meter, while junior Liam McLaughlin placed third on the 3-meter with a score of 309.52 … against Ohio, the women were led by Haily VandePoel, who took first place on the 3-meter with a score of 305.07.
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The West Virginia University rifle team will face off against Murray State on Saturday, Feb. 9.
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WVU fell in the regular-season conference championship deciding match against No. 3 Kentucky, losing 4704-4695, at Baker Hall, in Lexington, Ky. … the Mountaineers (10-1, 5-1 GARC) defeated the Wildcats (10-1, 5-1 GARC) in air rifle, 2370-2361, but lost in smallbore, 2343-2325.
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The loss pushes the Mountaineers' all-time series record advantage against the Wildcats to 14-9 … this loss marks the fourth time in a row that WVU has lost the regular-season title to UK … senior Petra Zublasing, sophomores Meelis Kiisk, Taylor Ciotola and Maren Prediger and freshman Garrett Spurgeon counted towards the Mountaineers' score … Zublasing took first in both guns, shooting 596 (98-99-100-99-100-100) air rifle and 592 (199 prone, 196 standing, 197 kneeling) smallbore … her smallbore score was one short of tying her career-best mark … Prediger tied her season-best mark of 595 in air rifle for second place … Kiisk tied for fifth in air rifle with a score of 591 and Spurgeon finished ninth with a 588 mark … freshman Patrick Sunderman put WVU back on the board in smallbore, shooting 581 and placing sixth, after UK took second through fifth place behind Zublasing … Spurgeon and Kiisk tied for seventh place with scores of 579 … Ciotola added towards the team score with a 575 mark … also in the smallbore relay, Thomas Kyanko matched the school record with a 200 prone score and Chance Cover shot a career-best 573.
-This Week in Women's Tennis
WVU is idle.
-Last Week in Women's Tennis
The Mountaineers were defeated by Syracuse, 6-1, on Saturday and by Buffalo, 6-1 on Sunday.
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In Saturday's match against the Orange, Emily Mathis was the lone WVU player to grab a singles win … Mathis defeated Syracuse's Brenna Bachini, 6-2, 4-6, 10-3 … in Sunday's match against the Orange, Vivian Tsui tallied the Mountaineers only win in singles play, as he defeated Marta Stoyanova, 6-4, 6-1.
"This was a tough weekend for all of us, but we lost to two very solid teams. We do have an off weekend coming up, which I think will be beneficial to all of us. It will allow us to recommit over the next two weeks." – Tina Samara
-This Week in Gymnastics
The Mountaineers continue their home stand and welcome Iowa State on Sunday, Feb. 10, at 3 p.m., at the WVU Coliseum … the meet is a "Beauty and the Beast" promotion, and the WVU wrestling team will compete against Ohio simultaneously … all tickets are available for one dollar each, courtesy of United Bank.
-Last Week in Gymnastics
The Mountaineers (4-4, 0-1 Big 12) scored a season-best 196.05 and finished second in its home-season opener at the WVU Coliseum in front of 1,881 fans, on Feb. 1 … No. 2-ranked Oklahoma placed first with a season-best 197.375 … Western Michigan finished third (192.475) and William & Mary (192.225) placed fourth … OU's Brie Olson finished first with a 39.575, while teammate Taylor Spears scored 39.475 and placed second … WVU senior Kaylyn Millick tallied a career-high 39.4 and finished third, while junior teammate Hope Sloanhoffer scored a season-high 39.3 and placed fifth … freshman Jaida Lawrence tied for the vault win with a career-high 9.9 and pushed the team to a 49.0 score … Millick paced the bars unit with a fourth place, 9.825 score, and the team hit six-for-six routines for a season-best 48.775 … the Washington, Pa., native also highlighted the team's beam lineup with a fourth place, career-high 9.875 score, and WVU hit five-for-six for a season-high 49.05 … Sloanhoffer, Millick and senior Alaska Richardson tied for third on floor with 9.9 showings, all career highs, and WVU closed out the meet with a season-best 49.225 mark, its highest on the apparatus since earning 49.25 at the 2011 EAGL Championship.
-Notes & Quotes
With the loss, WVU dropped to 1-6 all-time against OU … the Mountaineers improved to 3-0 and 15-0 against WMU and W&M, respectively … the Mountaineers are 1-1 all-time against Iowa State … Friday's crowd was the 10th best in WVU's 40-year history … the Mountaineers hit 23-for-24 for the second straight week … the team's point total tied for the 19th-best mark in program history … Friday's score was the quickest WVU had reached the 196.0+ point total since 2004 … Millick's bars score was the first 9.8+ mark for the team on bars this season … freshman Gina Costa made her Mountaineer debut with a 9.75 score … WVU's beam total was the team's best since scoring 49.05 in its 2011 season opener at the Cancun Classic … Sloanhoffer and junior Amanda Carpenter opened the beam lineup with 9.825 scores; the mark is a career high for Carpenter and a season best for Sloanhoffer … Richardson made her career beam debut with a 9.775 showing, while sophomore Beth Deal saw her first action of the season and scored a 9.75 on beam … freshman Melissa Idell opened the floor lineup with a career-best 9.8, while Lawrence and senior Chelsea Goldschrafe each scored 9.725.
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SHADY POINT, Okla. (AP) - Le Flore County authorities say a couple and a child believed to be their 3-year-old great-grandson have been killed in a house fire at Shady Point.
Sheriff Rob Seale told The Southwest Times-Record that Paul Helton and Levunia Helton - both 73 - died in the Saturday fire. Seale said the child's name is not yet being released.
Seale says the bodies were found inside the home after firefighters extinguished the flames and have been sent to the state medical examiner's office in Tulsa to determine the causes of death.
Seale says it appears that the fire was started by a propane heater inside the home.
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