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By Joe M
From: Rapid City, SD
Sep 2, 2007
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c
|A fun, well protected route. Great for new leaders. Plenty of possible ways up the first pitch.
By Tim Schafstall
Apr 11, 2008
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a
|Guidebook rates this climb at 5.3 and that seems about right. There is some very loose and broken rock at the start of P2.
By John Peterson
Apr 11, 2008
|Only at the Gunks would anyone debate the differenc between 5.3 and 5.4 :-)
By Kevin Heckeler
From: Upstate New York
Jun 27, 2011
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c
|The bulge on P1 is tougher than 5.3
By JBaker
From: Belmont, MA
Sep 5, 2011
rating: 5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a
Awesome route! Don't bother with the third pitch of Tipsy, instead, follow the ledge to the left at the top of the second pitch to the third pitch of Minty. Nice way to finish.
Be careful of people repelling since there is a rap route that puts the rap line right on the second pitch.
By kswissto
Oct 17, 2013
|You can rappel down from P2 with doubles, but watch trees/ledges. In the past, I've opted to go with multi-pitch rappel in order to alleviate potential for stuck ropes.
By Kevin Heckeler
From: Upstate New York
Oct 21, 2013
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c
I see in one of the photos someone belaying at the top of P2 from right of the rap station. I did the roof at the rap and it felt much harder than 5.3, and now I'm thinking that ending at the rap is off route.
Rapping with doubles to the ground is fine so long as no one is leading below you (Minty crosses the rap line if done this way). Since it's a busy route, it's best to do two raps and avoid people climbing on Minty.
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Host Kevin Pollak asked last night's contestants how many red circles were in the iconic design — and it turns out there's technically only one. Target's logo is comprised of one large red circle and a white ring placed smack dab in the center, which makes up the bullseye known round the world. But what we didn't know is that Target removed the text that says "Target" from underneath the logo. We're still trying to figure out exactly when the design change happened, but it's a move that makes sense — the Target logo is immediately recognizable as a target, so there's really no need to reinforce the idea with big block letters underneath. Maybe that's why the store's website doesn't really say Target anymore.
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Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles, has today revealed a new masterplan to regenerate the Italian-American alliance into a car-building superpower.
Among the targets is a rear-drive chassis rethink for the Alfa Romeo range, Jeep eyeing two million global annual sales, and Fiat's official confirmation that its simplified new range will contain a '500X' compact crossover. Find out what exactly has been announced for each Fiat-Chrysler brand in our news round-up below.
Alfa Romeo is to tear up its lacklustre current range in favour of a new range of rear-drive and all-wheel drive global cars that 'are benchmarked against the best that the German automotive industry has to offer'. The engines and cars are to be built in Italy, ranging from a family hatchback replacement for the current Giulietta to a BMW 3 Series rivals and a 5 Series executive saloon rival.
Production of Alfa's brave new era of cars kicks off in the second half of 2015 with the 3 Series-rivalling Giulia saloon. It's just one of eight new products though – including a two new crossover SUVs and the promise of a Cloverleaf flagship, thought to be a hotter 4C, in 2015. The Mito supermini will not be replaced, Alfa has announced.
If the plan bears fruit, Alfa predicts its global sales volume will rocket from 74,000 cars today to over 400,000 by 2018.
Fiat is looking to simplify its range, binning the Sedici crossover and Bravo family hatchback in favour of a new member of the 500 family, on sale later this year. The 500X is the sister car to the Jeep Renegade and will be a more utilitarian crossover take on the 500L compact MPV, and rival the likes of the Nissan Juke and Skoda Yeti.
• New Fiat sports car on the way
A fleet of new Fiats are due on-stream from 2015, with the European market set to receive a family hatchback, saloon and estate family – believed to be an enlarged version of the Panda. A 'compact CUV', due to arrive in 2017, is believed to be a Qashqai-rivalling Panda SUV, while an all-new Panda will arrive in 2018.
According to a chart plotting out Fiat's global product plans up until 2018, a 'speciality' model will arrive in late 2015. The timing of that, and the fact that there's no mention of a new Spider in Alfa's product plan, suggests that the sports car being co-developed with the Mazda MX-5 and built in Japan will no longer be badged as an Alfa Spider, but will wear the Fiat or Abarth badge.
Fiat is targeting a production rise from 1.5m annual units today to 1.9m by 2018.
Jeep is plotting a 20 per cent boost in sales between 2013 and 2018, lifting production from 789,000 units to 1.9m cars by 2018. The largest slice of growth will be swallowed by small, compact SUVs – the area where the new Renegade will compete from late 2014. It'll be refreshed in summer 2017, when Jeep also intends to release an all-new Grand Cherokee, and a replacement for the iconic Wrangler.
Before then, Jeep's big news is a new mid-size family 4x4 that'll replace the Compass and Patriot models in spring 2016.
Finally, a new flagship model, set to be called Grand Wagoneer, will join the Jeep range in mid-2018, aimed at fighting established large SUVs like the Land Rover Discovery, Mercedes GL, and upcoming BMW X7.
From now until 2018, Ferrari is planning to launch a new model every year to its "high-end performance 8- & 12-cylinder street cars." This will include a four-year life-cycle for each new model followed by "M" versions – such as the 458 Speciale – which will continue for a further four years.
This suggest we can expect higher-performance versions of the FF in 2015, and the F12 Berlinetta in 2016, while a replacement for the 458 will arrive in 2017.
Alongside the mainstream launches there will also be "special series vehicles targeting high-end customers," while Ferrari will aim to maximise profits through its Atelier, Tailor-made and One-off personalisation services and licensed merchandise.
Ferrari is sticking to its policy of not producing more than 7,000 cars a year up until 2018, although it says production could increase to 10,000 cars a year if it can capitalise on expansion opportunities in emerging markets.
In 2016, a new entry-level Chrysler 100 compact saloon will arrive, aimed at stealing sales from C-segment favourites like the Ford Focus, VW Golf and Skoda Octavia. It follows the new larger 200 saloon, which is on sale now.
Chrysler's large MPV model, the Town & Country (badged as Grand Voyager in the UK), will remain on sale through until 2018.
A plug-in hybrid version is promised for 2017, while an all-new large 4x4 model also packing hybrid tech is on the horizon for 2018. 2018 brings a new mid-size crossover Chrysler, priced above the 200 saloon.
The expanded Chrysler range is aimed at swelling sales from 350,000 today to 800,000 by 2018. Such a rise would take Chrysler's total output back to the heady days of 2005, when production peaked at 801,460 units.
Maserati has confirmed it will build the Alfieri sports car that was revealed in concept form at the 2014 Geneva motor show. A coupe version will arrive in 2016, with an Alfieri Cabrio due in 2017, giving Maserati a pair of rivals to the Jaguar F-Type, and Porsche 911.
The Alfieri will come with a 404bhp twin-turbocharged V6 powering the rear wheels, while the same engine will also be offered in 444bhp and 513bhp states of tune, this time available exclusively with all-wheel drive.
A replacement for the larger GranTurismo coupe will appear in 2018, packing a twin-turbocharged V8 engine delivering 552bhp. Rear-wheel drive will be standard-fit, in contrast to the rear and four-wheel drive Alfieri.
Also confirmed was the engine line up of the Levante SUV, due in 2015. The Levante will offer an exclusively all-wheel drive range, with 345bhp and 419bhp twin-turbo V6s, the 552bhp twin-turbo V8, and a fleet of turbodiesel V6s, developing 247bhp, 271bhp, and 335bhp.
Maserati is hoping to boost sales from 15,400 in 2014 to 75,000 units by 2018.
What do you think of these future plans for Fiat, Alfa Romeo and Jeep? Can they turnaround the fortunes of these famous brands? Or not?
and Lancia?
They plan on doubling Lancia's sales from 1 to 2.
Its looking as tho Lancia is being shelved for now, Also just to note the Chrysler 200 is for sale in the US, Not to sure it will arrive in the uk.
Man, Lancia is the greatest car maker of all times, don't you ever watch Top Gear?
Fiat have well and truly gone mad. They have the money to save Lancia and they are not going to. They are going to sell Lancia in Italy only and by 2018 they are planing to totally phase out Lancia. Why are they saving Chrysler? No one in Europe wants or likes Chrysler's, Chrysler's are not good enough to sell profitably whereas Lancia with investment can be turned into a profitable,interesting,good selling brand. Instead of investing in Chrysler they should invest in Lancia,Lancia has a lot more heritage and is more interesting and special. Fiat them self are only living on Ferrari,Fiat 500 and Jeep Cherokee profit, why on earth did they buy Chrysler and Dodge, only Jeep was worth it.
Instead of investing in a Chrysler 100 they could have invested in a new Delta.
I totally agree. Nobody wants a Chrysler over here, whereas Lancia could reestablish themselves in the UK. Why on earth they invested in Chrysler is beyond me, I can't really see the benefits outside the US.
This is nuts. Someone in Turin has been hitting the vino big time.
Save Lancia! Chrysler???? Nobody wants. What is Marchione thinking of. I own a new Delta,& swapped the badges immediately. Not many would miss FIAT, nobody Chrysler, but Lancia is one of the most iconic brands in history! The only thing that should be dropped is Marchione! Clearly a mad man!
I reckon they should have sold Chrysler's more sportier models as Lancia.
As someone who has owned a number of wonderful Lancias I agree but the reality is Chrysler is on the way to selling 2 million cars in North America in 2014 which is making it the cash cow to invest in Alfa and Maserati.Fiat Chrysler dont have room for a fourth premium brand. The best Lancia lovers can hope for is selling the brand to someone who respects its glorious tradition.
So 4 of the worst car producers on earth are going to produce probably the best cars in the World. Seems about right.
It's funny how the lot of you here have this romantic notion of Lancia, a company that has been effectively dead for a long time. Everyone here should go buy one and save the company themselves. But you won't because they are crap. Nothing to offer and nothing to bring to the table. This plan put forth makes sense and will propel this company into the important N.A. car market, where money is to be made.
Lancia can be rescued through investment.Chrysler is no different they are dead, there quality, thinking and engineering is not good enough. Also Chrysler do not have the history and heritage that Lancia have, therefore it is not worth investing in Chrysler, they will never sell in Europe. Chrysler's are also crap in fact they are worse. If Fiat invest in Lancia and make good Lancia's they will sell due to the history, where as good Chrysler's if they are ever going to be good will not sell.
Lets hope Chrysler come up with something better than the dog called ypsilon
You folks seem to ignore the fact that most of the Group's profitable sales come from USA ,not Europe, Fiats sell in Italy & Alfa promise much can't follow thru with big sales due to poor quality. They will never sell like the Germans.They need cars & SUVs that sell in big numbers in USA. Forget about UK & most of Europe, they have forgotten about the Fiat Chrysler Group!
Thing is, Chrysler doesn't need Europe to be successful. They are doing quite well, actually and have as long a history as other carmakers. Heritage? Perhaps not to Europeans but the Hemis of Challengers, Chargers, etc...have tremendous heritage. Fiat, Alfa, if they make inroads in North America, they have more to gain. The 500 is a success over here and Alfa will too if it is networked and supported correctly. People here are yearning for an alternative to the German big three.
Can anyone tell me what model Fiat is at the vary top of the page,there's no credit underneath.
It is bizarre, why are they intent on pushing Chrysler? Chrysler have not made anything since the late 50's that people wanted to own. Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW all occupy the marketplace that Chrysler had.
It will finish up another mess.
They should sell Lancia, to either BMW, or Lamborghini. I know that there a German engineer that's running with one of those companies that's nuts about the marque. Maybe Lancia could become BMW's Skoda since the seem reluctant to re-launch Triumph to do that job.
And how often have we heard about the little Fiat / Abarth sports car???
If the old man was still alive it would be Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, with sporting Abarth editions, and that's all.


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Your mind is an information management system. It can be managed.
One of the most common 'errors' I encountered as a therapist was confusion of thoughts with emotions. I would ask, 'how do you feel about that?' Someone would reply, 'Well, I think that…'. I might ask again, 'how do you feel?' and again hear something on the order of, 'well, if you ask me…'
This reflects a lack of awareness of the distinction between thoughts and emotions.
Mind stuff includes: perceptions of sensation, perception of emotion, snap judgements, recollections, opinions, conclusions drawn, etc. It is in your interest to distinguish between all of the above. Failure to make those distinctions accounts for a great deal of miscommunication.
A Beautiful Mind: Dramatization of the Schizophrenic Experience
In fact extreme and frequent inability to make those distinctions is part of the 'schizophrenic experience'. Do you recall the last scene in the popular film, 'A Beautiful Mind?' The character John Nash hears and sees someone telling him he has won a Nobel Prize. He asks a trusted friend, "did that really happen?" This scene, although in all likelihood created with 'poetic license', captures the truth of the experience of some folks.
I can imagine a future where folks struggling with 'schizophrenic experience' have shadow teachers, not unlike children with 'autistic experience' , helping them navigate every day life.
Mental Health: Differences as a Matter of Degree
As is the case with all mental difficulties, we all are possessed of the same vulnerabilities. We all experience similar difficulties, albeit to varying degrees.
As is the case with any management system, your mind will benefit from self awareness and 'classification' of mind stuff. There is a difference between wishful thinking and inspiration. There is a difference between opinion and fact.
Sloppiness regarding your own mind stuff will not help you communicate, define and reach goals or become the best that you can be.
Sit beside the stream of your own consciousness for a few minutes each day and 'code' your mind stuff. That alone will bring quick rewards in the form of better communication, more clearly defined goals and more frequent success.
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Diane has been a practicing psychotherapist for over thirty years. She is credentialed to teach college level psychology, social science and anthropology. She has taught at California Community Colleges and Universities. She studied psychoanalytic theory and practice in the School of Criminology at the University of California at Berkeley where she earned her doctorate degree. She traveled to India to study cross-cultural conceptions of mental illness. Research was undertaken in social work agencies and at the All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi. She has had a balanced yoga practice for twenty five years.


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This is a STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl Total Conversion mod. The goal is to create a world as rich as the lore of Warhammer 40,000, complete with original story line, authentic weapons, and remaking of the general gameplay, although the engine will remain intact... because, admit it, x-ray is just an awesome game engine.
A quick message concerning the progress of the STALKER TAINT mod.
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Sad but true...
Well, I am sorry to say that this mod is on hold for an unknown period of time. I simply don't have the energy right now to work on this. I am a bit frustrated with the mistakes that I have made thus far, but I have also learned a great deal from them. I hope to come back to this project in the future with fresh eyes and a new set of ideas.... and hopefully someone who knows the coding for STALKER better than I do! I am really good in the abstract visual department, but when it comes down to the pages and pages of code editing involved in editing all.spawn etc. I simply do not have the patience.
I do not have my computer right now, and I am working 50-60 hours a week, so the raw time needed for development of mod like this, on my own, just isn't there.
As I said, this is *hopefully* not the killswitch for the mod, but only time will tell. Thanks a million for the support coming from the StalkerMod and ModDB communities, and we'll be visiting this project again sometime in the future, hopefully with a full team, but I'll do what I can on my own if I have to.


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Three Admirals not at practice today
Nothing has been made official as far as player transactions are concerned, but three players - besides those injured - were not at Milwaukee's practice today: Jon Blum, Ryan Ellis and Chris Mueller.
Since the NHL lockout ended, Blum and Ellis were expected to head to Nashville.
The speculation was the Predators could be looking for one or two more Admirals, and it appears that could be Mueller.
The center has played in all 34 games this season and shares the team lead with Austin Watson for most goals with 12. He's also got eight assists.
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Home remedies for tooth abscesses
Abscesses of teeth are stubborn things.
They are caused by bacteria (or rather by different bacteria types working together) and even dentists don't have any solution for them except for something brutal methods like pulling the tooth or scraping the infection out through the jaw bone.
Since tooth abscesses can be caused by different bacteria home remedies tend to work on some but not on other tooth abscesses.
I don't know if abscesses can ever go away completely (since there are hundreds of gaps, slits and places in the head where the abscess causing germs can hide).That's why antibiotics never work 100%: There will always be some space left where they can hide (and be it in your ears or in the jaw joints).
But at least here are some home remedies:
Somebody else's home remedies against tooth abscesses (not mine)
Here are the most notable home remedies that I found on the net. My own home remedies are further below.
- Oils (clove oils, mint oil, sage oil). You may also chew cloves. You can buy them in any supermarket.
- Garlic cloves: Put the whole clove between tongue and tooth or between cheek and tooth. Don't grind the clove. Use the whole clove (peeled of course). Then after an hour or so (i.e. after the garlic oils have slowly evaporated the clove) you can chew the garlic and let the crushed pieces do their work.
- Cashew nuts: Eat more than usual. It's supposedly the anacardic acid that works against bacteria.
- Onion: Put onion pieces in your mouth.
- Black tea bags.
- Strepsils: The tablets are bactericides and numb the pain.
My own home remedies against tooth abscesses
- There are 2 things that cause abscess pain.
1) The infection/inflammation itself
2) The pressure of the pus that builds up around the tooth
- Therefore you need to take a needle and sting the gum so that the pus comes out
- And you need to take measures so that the infection/inflammation is reduced and doesn't drain you of micronutrients.
OK, so…
- Chew copper tablets. I believe that copper deficiency (or an overdose of copper antagonists) is one of the leading causes of tooth abscesses. Even if you had abscess bacteria somewhere in your gum before, the actual outbreak can be triggered by copper deficiency (or by copper antagonists).
- Chew selenium tablets.
- I didn't find zinc and sulfur too helpful, but since the bacteria differ from person to person you can try zinc and sulfur. But first take copper. If the symptoms get worse try sulfur. Then sulfur+copper. Then try zinc.
- You need to let the pus out. Just the pressure of the pus alone can drive you mad and into the emergency room.
- Tooth abscesses are no jokes. If untreated you can collapse and get unconscious or even die. If untreated for a long period of time it will weaken your immune system or spread to other organs. Treatment of rotten teeth prevents people from dying from heart attacks.
- Buy procaine in the form of KH3 or GH3 (and anti-aging supplement). Chew the pill and it will numb your gums. And, hey, you will get younger, too.
- Chew bitter almond seeds. They, too, numb your gums and supposedly prevent/fight cancer.
- Buy insulin injection needles (pretty cheap in pharmacies). With these needles you can (without much pain) prick the gum (to let the pus out) and inject sodium ascorbate.
You make your own sodium ascorbate by mixing sodium bicarbonate ("soda powder" in every supermarket) with ascorbic acid powder ("vitamin C"): Dissolve the vitamin C powder in water and add some soda powder. Let it fizz out. Now add some more until it refuses to fizz anymore. Then take the insulin needle and inject the fluid in your gum.
- Potassium ascorbate: Just like sodium ascorbate but you will have to mix potassium (bi)carbonate (used for cooking) with ascorbic acid.
- L-Ornithine. Strangely I didn't find this amino acid mentioned anywhere but it helps. L-Arginine helps, too, but ornithine is better. L-cysteine in my view promotes tooth abscesses. Maybe because it chelates copper.
- Glutamic acid
- Vitamin B4 (niacinamide). Mind you, not niacin (tastes sour) but niacinamide (tastes bitter). One of the best things against deeper teeth problems. However, I think it causes high blood pressure by antagonizing against magnesium. And I think that vitamin B9 can make mouth inflammations worse.
- Take Gucosamine. Glucosamine will not help you against the bacteria themselves but it may alleviate the degree of the inflammation.
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After reading a facebook post on operation of home AC units and them freezing up when being cranked, I slowly have not been able to keep a temp of 32 in my upright freezer which is in my (100F?) garage. I'm not home to check it, but I think it was froze up. For those who have freezers in their garage, would this be normal? Note the freezer was bought about 3 months ago, new from Sears.


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Twenty three year old Robby Tolan says it's not his personality to cause trouble...so it's a mystery to him why he was shot on his front yard on New Years Eve.
"I don't know if it was just because I was black and not driving an old beat up car, or because I was black and lived in Bellaire. I don't know. You know, I hate to play the race card, but that's what it is."
The Tolan Family is speaking out, even though the city of Bellaire reportedly told them to keep quiet about the case.
Police have said they mistakenly thought the car he was driving that night was stolen. After being told to lie down , Tolan says he was shot when he raised up. He says he raised up because an officer allegedly slammed his mother against the house when she came running outside to help.
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We have several mail policys setup to automatically encrypt email if certain rules are fired...i.e. credit card or social number in the "body of the email". My question is when attachments are sent with this information (credit card or social #) and the email body does not contain these items, the eamil is sent unencrypted. I thought PGP would catch and encrypt these attachments. Is there a rule/policy I need to configure for this? Or do all attachments need to be PGP zipped before sending. Thanks, Caribou.
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Boston has produced a bumper crop of crime capers in recent years, including such grisly thrillers as Mystic River (2003), The Departed (2006), Gone Baby Gone (2007), What Doesn't Kill You (2008) and Edge of Darkness (2010). Ben Affleck, who made an auspicious directorial debut with Gone Baby Gone, is back with his sophomore effort, The Town, another impressive addition to the super-realistic genre.
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I've settled in to my house-sitting digs in Hampshire, England. When I arrived, I was cordially introduced to a classic English afternoon in the countryside…clay shooting! Despite my minimal experience with guns, I managed to hit three clays. (The fact that I hit any was a relative victory). I'm here for one more week before heading north. More on that in future blog posts. For now, please enjoy my latest published articles.
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COVINGTON - The Eastside soccer teams have all but guaranteed themselves a Class AAA playoff spot, all that needs to be determined is where.The Lady Eagles have a chance to make a big impression in their return to Class AAA by winning the Area 8-AAA championship. With two games left, the Eastside girls (4-1 in area play) are a half-game in front of Hart County (3-1) and Oconee County (3-1). The Lady Eagles have the tiebreaker over Oconee County with their 2-0 win but are behind Hart County after their 2-0 loss. The one hope, besides winning out, for an area championship is a Hart County loss to Oconee County when the two meet on March 31. "I truly believe (Oconee County) can win," Lady Eagles coach Libba Willcox said. "My girls just didn't show up for Hart County." Before they can celebrate winning the area championship or look forward to the win, they will have to get past Stephens County and Elbert County. While the winless Elbert County should not be a problem, the Lady Indians (2-1) are currently in third place in the area with four games left. Eastside travels to Toccoa to take on Stephens County at 7 p.m. today and close out area play at 7:30 p.m. on the last day of March. "We play Stephens County (today) and it's going to be tough because we played on Tuesday and (Wednesday). It's three games in a row against a pretty hard team," Willcox said. "I think the girls are going to be tired, and if they can win that game it's going to say something about where we've come over the last few years." The boys only have one game left in area play and need help if they hope to host the first round of the Class AAA playoff game. With losses to first-place Oconee County and third-place Stephens County, the Eagles will need Stephens County to lose two of their four remaining games. "It's looking like we're going to be in third place after the (2-0) loss to Stephens County," Eastside coach Trent Weiser said. "The only way it might be different is if they lose to Morgan County, who has a very good team, and to Oconee County." Oconee County has three area games left and is currently unbeaten at 4-0 while Stephens County is 2-1. Even if Eastside does not get a chance to host a playoff game, just making it is a big accomplishment. "It feels really good to make it in my first year (as coach)," Weiser said. "I thought it would be a tight race. I'm a little disappointed with a third-place finish, but I'm happy with the team." Eastside's lone remaining area game is against winless Elbert County. Manny Fils can be reached at manny.fils@ newtoncitizen.com.
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We recently asked what our Traeger Facenbook fans would be putting on their grills come tailgating season and we had some fantastic responses. One of our favorites came from Eric F. who gave us some spot on advice as to what qualifies as Tailgating Food. He said "Tailgate foods must consist of certain elements. 1. They must require minimal prep time. The purpose is to eat, drink, and be merry, not to spend all day prepping. 2. It must be flavor packed and spicy. We aren't tailgating for the symphony. The flavors should not be for the timid. 3. Should probably be foods that can be eaten without utensils. Who wants to quit early to clean up stuff?"
To all of that we say, A-men! We want to bring you tailgating recipes that will delivier big flavor, with little effort and even less clean-up. On par with Eric's advice, we are bringing you a short step by step to making the ultimate tailgating food: Personal Pizzas! Hand-held delights that deliver as much flavor as you choose to load on them. Using pre-made bread dough from the freezer and Traeger's Pizza Stone, the crust cooks up in just minutes and is ready for eating before your beer gets warm. The toppings and sauces are a la carte, so choose your own adventure and enjoy football season Traeger Nation!
Prep Time: 5 minutesCook time: 10 minutesServes: as many as you likeRecommended Pellets: Hickory
INGREDIENTS:Frozen dinner roll bread dough (we used Rhodes Frozen White Dinner Rolls), unthawed1 cup sauce (marinara, alfredo, garlic butter, barbecue, etc)2 cups shredded cheese (mozzarella, parmesan, and colby jack are favorites)Assorted toppings (red onions, bell peppers, sliced tomatoes, fresh basil, grilled shrimp, shredded chicken, pepperoni, sausage etc)
Start your Traeger on Smoke for 4-5 minutes with the lid open to establish the fire. Place your Pizza Stone on the grill grate, close the lid, and turn the temperature setting up to high. Allow the grill and pizza stone about 15-20 minutes to preheat. The hotter your stone, the crispier and more delicious your crust will be.
Using your hands, knead and pull the defrosted dough into discs about 5-6 inches across. Place them directly on the pizza stone and allow them to cook for about 2-3 minutes per side. You don't want them to cook until they brown and crisp, just enough to where they are easy to handle without flopping over and sticking to everything. We like to make a bunch of par-baked crusts in advance before loading up to go to the game. Makes assembling individual pizzas on site a breeze.
Top each pizza with sauce, cheese and your favorite selection of toppings. Return to the preheated pizza stone for an additional 7-9 minutes, or until the cheese is bubbly and the edged of the crust have started to brown.
Classic toppings around these parts are Garden Tomatoes and fresh Mozzarella, Pepperoni, and Barbecued Shrimp. Yummm!! Tell us your favorite way to top your mini pizzas, Traeger Nation!


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Researchers at the Sahlgrenska Academy at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, have identified the genetic variations that are believed to cause osteoporosis. The study, published in Nature Genetics and involving leading researchers from Sweden and the world, shows among other interesting facts that women with a higher proportion of genetic variations associated with osteoporosis have a more than 50 percent increased fracture risk.
Osteoporosis is a common and a devastating age-related disease about 50 percent of all who have a hip fracture after age 80 die within one year from the time of injury. The consequences of osteoporosis are therefore well-known, but the causes of the disease are largely unknown.
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In a groundbreaking international study, which is led partially from the Sahlgrenska Academy, researchers have now succeeded in identifying a total of 56 genetic regions that control bone density in human beings. Fourteen of these genetic variants increase the risk of fractures, the study, which has been published in the world-leading journal Nature Genetics, has shown.
"This is the first time anyone has identified the genetic variants that are so strongly associated with an increased risk of fracture," comments Claes Ohlsson, a professor at the Sahlgrenska Academy.
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An international consortium, which also involves researchers from Ume University, Uppsala University and Malm University, is behind the study. In total, the researchers studied the genetic make-up of a total of 80,000 people and 30,000 fracture cases, making it the world's largest genetic study in this particular area of research.
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There has been a recent movement in the food blogging world that calls for people to make certain staple foods at home, instead of buying a mass-manufactured version. I am certainly a proponent of this idea, as I think homemade versions are almost always better than their store-bought counterparts.
When you make these foods at home, you know exactly what goes into them; no unwanted preservatives, dyes or other chemicals that you can't pronounce. Perhaps this is what makes the "homemade" touch so delicious. Or maybe we can taste the love and goodness being transferred into these goodies as our family members or friends painstakingly take the time to make something homemade instead of running to the store real quick.
Whatever the secret ingredient is, homemade just seems better to me. Even in the poptart realm. And believe me, I've eaten a lot of poptarts in my day. Including the great sounding, but rarely living up to the real thing flavors like hot fudge sundae or chocolate chip cookie dough.
I'd still take one of these homemade ones any day. Homemade poptarts are remarkably easy to make, and the many different filling ideas out there make them even better. I like to use up whatever I have on hand, which in this case, was a little container of cinnamon and sugar from a previous recipe.
Cinnamon sugar poptarts anyone? I also used nutella as a filling for the chocolate dough-ed poptart. Now, you may be wondering why my poptarts are so heterogeneous. Well…this is because I kind of cheated. Whenever I make a pie or tart and wind up with extra dough, I wrap it up, pop it in the freezer, then thaw it out later to make poptarts. Obviously, I had a few different kinds of leftover dough in the mix, so I didn't actually use the dough recipe below. Whether you make these with leftover dough or fresh, I'm sure you'll be pleased with the result. I mean, come on, you just made your very own poptarts!
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 Tbsp sugar
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 1 large egg
- 2 Tbsp milk
- ½ cup brown sugar
- 1 -1 ½ tsp cinnamon, to taste
- 4 tsp all-purpose flour
- cinnamon chips (optional)
- 4-6 Tbsp nutella
- 1 large egg, to brush on pastry before filling
- Whisk together the flour, sugar, and salt in a large bowl. Work in the butter with your fingers until pea-sized lumps of butter are still visible, and the mixture holds together when you squeeze it. Whisk the egg and milk together and stir them into the dough, mixing just until everything is cohesive, kneading briefly on a well-floured surface if necessary.
- Divide the dough in half (approximately 8¼ ounces each), shape each half into a disc, wrap in plastic and refrigerate for 30 mins or up to 2 days.
- Next, make the filling. *These measurements make enough to fill about 9 tarts. If you want some poptarts with nutella filling, I'd recommend halving this recipe. In a small bowl, whisk together sugar, cinnamon, flour and cinnamon chips is using.
- Remove the dough from the refrigerator and allow it to soften and become workable, about 15 to 30 minutes. Place one piece on a lightly floured work surface, and roll it into a rectangle about ⅛″ thick, large enough that you can trim it to an even 9″ x 12″. Repeat with the second piece of dough. Cut each piece of dough into thirds – you'll form nine 3″ x 4″ rectangles.
- Beat the additional egg and brush it over the entire surface of the first dough. This will be the "inside" of the tart; the egg is to help glue the lid on. Place a heaping tablespoon of filling into the center of each rectangle, keeping a bare ½-inch perimeter around it. Place a second rectangle of dough atop the first, using your fingertips to press firmly around the pocket of filling, sealing the dough well on all sides. Press the tines of a fork all around the edge of the rectangle. Repeat with remaining tarts.
- Gently place the tarts on a lightly greased or parchment-lined baking sheet. Prick the top of each tart multiple times with a fork; you want to make sure steam can escape, or the tarts will become billowy pillows rather than flat toaster pastries. Refrigerate the tarts (they don't need to be covered) for 30 minutes, while you preheat your oven to 350°F. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, until they're a light golden brown. Cool in pan on rack and enjoy warm or at room temperature.
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When firefighter Lana Dempsey finally tackles fellow firefighter Sean O'Neill in the...showers, it's a five-alarm blaze. She and Sean stripped of their uniforms--it's what Lana's always wanted. Having had a crush on Sean since forever, she's never been brave enough to do anything about it. Until the bet she makes with her girlfriends gives her the courage to finally squelch that burning desire for Sean!
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We are a bunch of fingerstyle players south of San Francisco.We have monthly informal get togethers called "Fingig" at various member's homes. Just for fun on Sunday afternoons.
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On the Jacques Stotzem thread, I am interested but itis too far away to commit to anything.
I just saw that Brooks Robertson is in Pacifica today.
I plan on going.
Doug, I'd be interested; I've been a long-time fan of Jacques Stotzem. Please keep me posted.
Depending on the weekend I would probably be able to attend. I will have one weekend in October when my band plays a show both days. Don't know the date yet though...
Hey Gang, Jacques Stotzem, fantastic Belgium guitarist will be out here in Oct. He was scheduled for Mission City, and I hope to have someplace worth his time by then, but I was also wondering if anyone would be up for a workshop while he's hear. I could probably host a small group at my place. No idea of the details, length, cost, etc, but Jacques was one of the most articulate players I've run into when I interviewed him a while back, and he's got both amazing technique, very practical, and a musical spirit sensibility that's not unlike Ed Gerhard, in his own way. I think he'd teach a great class. I haven't approached him with the idea yet, but is there any interest from the group?
Update to the Acoustic round robin this Sunday at Cameron's. Mark Lemaire has injured his hand and won't be able to attend but I was able to get a wonderful Classical guitarist out of Pacifica- Ms. Vera Vanderschalk, to join Doug and myself. Going to be a great kick off to the event.
Do it, Mark.
Hey Michael, let me see what magic i can work on the homefront and try and make it over to your place for the fingig. MK
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I've eaten lunch at B Street and Vine, and it's a very nice room. Plus, easily reachable by Caltrain.
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sounds like you're off to a great start! i know post-grad decisions can be so tough, i wish you the best of luck on the whole journey! p.s.-i really love those chocolate bars so cute plus orange chocolate! yum!ReplyDelete
Ash - I got a polaroid for christmas actually. should be coming any day now. and I heard there's a place in Berk that sells film for not soooo crazy expensiveReplyDelete
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Inkheartby Cornelia Funke
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Meggie loves books more than just about anything. Her father, Mo, is a book binder and introduced her to reading at an early age; now she has a shoe box filled with her special books (so that she can grab them at a moment's notice). Meggie soon comes to the realization that Mo has not been telling her the truth about her mother's disappearance. First, there are the strange things that happen when Mo reads out loud from the book "Inkheart" the evil character Capricorn and her mom's disappearance all seem tied together. When Capricorn arrives a second time and kidnaps Mo, the mystery begins to unfold. With the help of her Aunt, she has to figure out a way to save her family from being trapped for all time as Capricorn's prisoners.
This book is so much bigger than just a story within a story. It speaks to the love of literature and the worlds that are opened with the crack of a spine. And, it introduces a wealth of other books with new vistas and reading adventures.
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Imagine it were possible to bring the characters from a book to life. Not like when someone reads a book with such enchantment that the characters seem to jump off the pages and into your bedroom...but for real. Imagine they could actually climb out of the pages and into our world.
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One cruel night, young Meggie's father, Mo, reads aloud from Inkheart and an evil ruler named Capricorn escapes the boundaries of fiction and lands in their living room. Suddenly, Meggie is smack in the middle of the kind of adventure she has only read about in books.
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"Master translator Bell takes the German text and spins out of it vivid images and heart-stopping language that impel the reader through this adventure about narratives — a true feast for anyone who has ever been lost in a book." Kirkus Reviews
"Like many other fantasies, this will appeal to a broad age range, though the writing is far less child-centered than it is, for example, in the Harry Potter series." Carolyn Phelan, Booklist
"Characters from books literally leap off the page in this engrossing fantasy....This 'story within a story' will delight not just fantasy fans, but all readers who like an exciting plot with larger-than-life characters." School Library Journal
One cruel night, young Meggie's father, Mo, reads aloud from Inkheart and an evil ruler named Capricorn escapes the boundaries of fiction and lands in their living room. Suddenly, Meggie is smack in the middle of the kind of adventure she has only read about in books. Somehow, Meggie and Mo must learn to harness the magic that conjured this nightmare. Somehow they must change the course of the story that has changed their lives forever. This is Inkheart, a timeless tale about books, about imagination, about life. Dare to read it aloud.
Meggie lives a quiet life with her father, a bookbinder. But her father has a deep secret — he possesses an extraordinary magical power. When a mysterious stranger arrives, Meggie is plunged into intrigue as her father's life is put in danger.
Cornelia Funke, the enormously talented author of the international best-seller THE THIEF LORD, brings readers another spellbinding tale of adventure and magic. Meggie lives a quiet life alone with her father, a book-binder. But her father has a deep secret-- he posseses an extraordinary magical power. One day a mysterious stranger arrives who seems linked to her father's past. Who is this sinister character and what does he want? Suddenly Meggie is involved in a breathless game of escape and intrigue as her father's life is put in danger. Will she be able to save him in time?
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When their parents disappear in the middle of the night, young sisters Summer and Bird set off on a quest to find them. A cryptic picture message from their mother leads them to a familiar gate in the woods, but comfortable sights quickly give way to a new world entirely--Down--one inhabited by talking birds and the evil Puppeteer queen. Summer and Bird are quickly separated, and their divided hearts lead them each in a very different direction in the quest to find their parents, vanquish the Puppeteer, lead the birds back to their Green Home, and discover the identity of the true bird queen.
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A coworker of mine recently recommended I try Palace's Pizza near Lake Phalen in St. Paul as a place that I'd probably really enjoy. While at first glance this nondescript location in a tired and outdated strip mall in East St. Paul seems no different than any other Minnesota pizza place, the subtitle of "Assorted Cuisine" under the restaurant's name provides the tiniest glimpse into the treat Palace's Pizza has in store for those who stumble upon it.
We arrived at about quarter to 12 on a Tuesday afternoon. The interior definitely looks like a takeout pizza shop. Aside from the tables there is a very long counter separating the prep area and kitchen with the rest of the space. There were two or three other tables occupied when we arrived and only one or two others throughout our entire 1+ hour meal. There is seating for quite a few people but from what the owner told us it can get very busy on evenings and weekends forcing people to do takeout. Aside from the spice tray, hoisin, and Sriracha on the table nothing seems amiss here.
Even with the subtle clues available to you, as soon as they deliver the menu to your table you are made fully aware that this is a pizza place only in name. Yes, there is pizza on the menu but their offerings are limited to a one page on the back of the menu. Pretty inexpensive pricing but certainly nothing special. However, the rest of the menu is an eclectic mix of Thai and other pan-Asian dishes such as lab and pho. My coworker recommended both the papaya salad and one of the various pho options but with a chalk sign on the counter proclaiming Palace's Pizza as having "the best lab in the U.S.A."
We placed orders for two different bowls of pho, an order of papaya salad (very spicy), and an order of beef lab (cooked medium and with medium spice) and sat there chatting while we waited. Soon after the orders were in our server came to the table with a plate of beautiful accoutrements for the pho which included piles of fresh Thai basil and fresh jalapeno slices on a bed of crunchy bean sprouts and a lime cut into wedges. Considering how little the two bowls of pho cost, this pile of add-ons would have probably pushed the totals over $20 for one bowl at any normal restaurant around town but here with regular sized bowls (8″) setting you back $7 or less, I mentioned to MSPD that I felt as if I was stealing this very fresh and wonderful food from them.
Eventually our orders were up. MSPD's Regular Pho (pork and beef meatballs, fried pork, and thinly sliced beef for $6.00) came out in what we estimated to be an 8″ bowl and was full of fresh herbs, vegetables, a light broth, tons of noodles, tender beef slices cooked medium rare and a good bit of pork and meatballs to boot. While I'm certain MSPD will give his own in-depth review below, he seemed to thoroughly enjoy the broth and the pho. However it was Palace's beef lab that really seemed to blow MSPD's mind.
Described on the menu as, "grounded (sic) beef tossed with oriental spices and herbs. (Let server know how you would like your lab cooked, med cooked, or raw. How spicy and bitter.)" this dish lived up to the chalkboard sign's promise of greatness. At only $6.80, the large mound of meat which came out appeared to be well worth the price. While I've only had lab variations twice before and am certainly no expert, I was thoroughly impressed. With a steady stream of mint hitting your mouth on your first few bites, the spice and bitters don't really come through until you're about two mouthfuls in. By then a roaring inferno has built up and unleashed itself on your face and when you're expecting "medium" and find yourself fighting a dragon, you have to be thankful for the glass of ice water in front of you which helps you to pretend you're not fighting a losing battle. While MSPD's was ordered medium, a later chat with the owner said that many really prefer to eat it raw and he suggested we do so on our next visit. I'm definitely in for that, anyone else?
I ordered an extra large bowl of Palace's Special Pho (shrimp, fried pork, pork and beef meatballs, and thinly sliced beef). What came out was an estimated 12″ monster tub of soup so large that I had problems seeing it all at once without moving my head. Beef similarly tender to MSPD's, this wasn't the typical pho I find so many other places which comes out with dried out meats only edible because they've been soaking in a hot bath for 10 minutes before arriving at your table. After throwing in peppers, sprouts and some lime, I tore off some basil leaves and added them on top. Soon after a smile appeared on MSPD's face and he commented that the fresh herbs really let off a great aroma which seemed to excite him even more for his own meal. The pho was excellent. Light broth which was like a blank canvas waiting to be drawn upon, this soup was absolutely amazing and allowed you to really taste all the individual flavors present as if they were compartmentalized in your mouth.
The papaya salad was also quite good. According to the menu it includes, "shredded papaya, tomato, lime, long beans, mango, ma kok, tamarind juice, fish sauce, crab sauce, and peanut," for $5.00. Carrying lots of heat but retaining an excellent papaya flavor, Palace's version included a lot of other ingredients I hadn't seen before in other versions. With a nice crunch from the peanuts (which appeared roasted) and the ma kok (similar to a crab apple) this was definitely a hearty meal for only $5.00 and certainly a nice side to my pho. I particularly enjoyed the lack of a super strong fish sauce which may have simply been mitigated by the tamarind. While I could have tolerated a spicier dish, it sufficed but I'll be sure to ask them to kick it up a couple of notches next time.
After our meal MSPD spent a lot of time asking about the food, our dishes, and the owners. We learned a lot about what to eat and how to eat it for our future visits and we left filled, extremely satisfied, and I certainly ended the food reviewing year on a much more positive note than I thought it would based on my experiences the day before.
Overall I highly recommend Palace's Pizza in St. Paul for their pho, lab, and papaya salad. They have a wide variety of other Asian items on the menu which I can only assume are just as good and I cannot wait to go back and try some more. Thankfully with pizza on the menu, I can coerce The Wife into eating there while enjoying some of the best food I've had this year.
Have you ever eaten at Palace's Pizza in St. Paul? If so what did you have and what did you think? Where is your favorite place to get pho or lab? Have you ever eaten lab raw and if so do you think it's worthy of the hype? Would you ever be willing to eat it raw yourself? Whatever you have to say about this one go ahead and comment on as I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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BY Bruce Young | European PGA Tour | 2011 Abu Dhabi Golf Championship | Round Two | 22 Jan 2011
Germany's Martin Kaymer has continued on where he left off in 2010 by leading at the halfway mark of the HSBC Abu Dhabi Championship, his first tournament of 2011. Kaymer added a second round of 65 to take a three shot lead over last week's Joburg Open winner, Charl Schwartzel, with a further shot back to the joint world number four, Graeme McDowell.
Kaymer improved from 13th to 3rd in world ranking in 2010 and a top seven finish or better this week will move him ahead of Tiger Woods and into second position behind Lee Westwood.
In cool and at times wet weather, Kaymer birdied five of his first seven holes on day two and added further birdies at the 12th and 14th. Importantly, in the increasingly demanding conditions, Kaymer did not drop a shot and finished day two with a commanding lead.
As a two time winner of this event already and with a game that appears likely to take him to the top of the world ranking ladder before long, Kaymer is already shaping as the man to beat once again.
In contrast, Schwartzel's round was a roller coaster with five birdies and five bogies but, in outright second position, the form that has seen him win in Johannesburg and reel off four consecutive top four results in his last four European Tour events continues.
Like Kaymer, McDowell was a big mover last season and he too has picked up where he left off late in 2010. McDowell has perhaps the advantage of a tournament under his belt already this season having finished a meritorious third at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii two weeks ago and is well placed to challenge Kaymer over the final two rounds this week.
There are still four players to finish round two but to all intents and purposes the cut will fall at even par.
The leading Australasian at present is Richard Green who is in a share of 11th at 5 under, seven behind the lead but only four shots behind Schwartzel. Brett Rumford faltered late in his round but shares 19th position at 4 under, while Danny Lee and Scott Strange are 25th at 3 under.
Much of the talk on day two was of the disqualification of Padraig Harrington who after an opening round of 65 was asked to view an incident during round one where he inadvertently moved his ball when marking it. The ball appeared to Harrington to have only oscillated but a TV viewer saw it differently and under further examination it was deemed to have moved position.
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CBT Crew Reviews THE WALKING DEAD Episode 412 "Still"
A Daryl Dixon episode? Hmmm..
When fans of the most beloved redneck on TV learned that they were going to witness an episode that explored Daryl's past, the world stopped on its axis. Daryl Dixon is one of the best characters on AMC's The Walking Dead and has a huge following. But did the episode "Still" lived to its expectations? Lets have the gentlemen of CBT share their thoughts with the internets:
Cody Ferrell:
To me, this was the worst episode of the season. Completely put the brakes on everything that has been building up. There was some great work by Norman Reedus for the entire thing, I'll be the first to admit that, but his pre-apocalypse story was rather anti-climatic considering how they've been hyping it since the first episode this season. I call episodes like this "Tumblrs." They're just fan-service episodes involving the most popular character that really don't do much other than give you a lot of screen time with the most popular character.
Jake Lester:
Fans have been wanting a Daryl centric episode for a while now, and they got it. Only for it to be hijacked by Beth and her never ending pursuit to have one drink. Overall I though the episode was pretty weak. It killed the momentum we had in finding out what this safe haven might be. However, the second to last segment was really well done. Not only in terms of writing and overall general creation, but Emily Kinney (Beth) and Norman Reedus (Daryl) did an amazing job of pouring a lot of emotion into the scene. That one scene saved the episode from being a total stinker.
Bobby Keough:
I think this may have been the weakest of the second half of this season so far because it only managed to follow Beth and Daryl with no one else being focused on. The first half had some great zombie and horror moments with the golf course, but did feel a bit aimless and slow at times. However, the second half made this episode end up being a worthy addition, as there was some great character development for both Daryl and Beth. I loved seeing that Daryl was a nobody during the pre-apocalypse who was so pathetic and without purpose that he could get shot over a kid's cartoon, while Beth had everything and had an actual life ahead of her. Their contrast and how it shaped them really worked into the scenes, and these moments helped to make Beth more than just a potential walker victim in the future and once again gave great depth to Daryl Dixon. The scene where Daryl and Beth had the shouting match felt so real and organic as these two different people came to terms with their grief over losing people. I have said it before but it needs to be restated that Scott Gimple taking over for this show is a great thing because he seems to really understand that the characters and their development as people takes precedence over the zombies in terms of focus. Finally, that opening moment with the car trunk was filmed and set up masterfully, exhibiting horror, claustrophobia, and fear all while never showing one walker.
Josh Johnson:
Easily the most uneventful episode in recent memory. Who'd have thought that an episode that centered on Daryl "Damn" Dixon would be so boring? We finally get to see some back story on one of the most popular characters of the series, only to find out he was just a redneck. It was so obvious, we didn't see it. Poorly handled. The last quarter of the episode picked up quite a bit, as my cohorts have said. It was nice to see Beth actually have something to do for once; she and Daryl shared a few powerful moments that were easily the highlight of the episode. Their relationship was taken to a new level, hopefully just platonic. There were a few hints it could be more, so I'm hoping they don't go down THAT path.
What did you think about episode 412?
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