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Best Gourmet Restaurant (2001)
Mary Elaine's
For such a big city, we sure don't have much in the way of ultra-luxe restaurants. Maybe we're too laid-back. (Jacket and tie? Surely you jest!) Or maybe no one's been brave enough to take on Mary Elaine's, our grandma of gourmet. This is the swankiest of swank, with rich European decor, white-glove service (even purses get their own little stools to sit on), and gorgeous views of the southern Valley. It's expensive -- appetizers for $29, entrees for $60, and desserts for $20 -- but no other restaurant can compete with its modern French cuisine. We're delighted, from a beginning of two ounces of Caspian beluga caviar through chteaubriand of buffalo with grilled Sonoma foie gras, or caramelized Maine sea scallops with arugula ravioli and white bean purée, right through desserts that leave us gasping. Yes, we do have to dress at Mary Elaine's. But we'd wear pink bunny suits if it got us a table.
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Originally from Wisconsin, Jaelah landed in Austin, Texas after her return from Peace Corps service in 2010. With a BFA in Painting she has evolved into an interdisciplinary artist without boundary between medium or genre. For her the magic lies in the adventure of the process, the discovery of the unknown. Curiosity propels her to play mad scientist and passion admonishes her to create novel and memorable experiences for herself and those who interact with her work. Authentic connection is increasingly paramount in her life and in her art, which have begun to meld into one.
In the realm of design Jaelah utilizes her fine attention to detail and aesthetic finesse to craft bold, beautiful, and effective communication platforms that best express the unique flavor of each client. She loves working with individuals and small businesses who are passionate about what they do and strongly desire to share their gifts with the world.
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Commonplace as the Dodge Aspen was during the Middle and Late Malaise Era— you saw them on American roads in 1980 or so about as often as you'd see, say, Hyundai Accents today. The Aspen (and its Plymouth sibling, the Volaré) didn't hold their value so well, and nearly all of them were crushed by the early 1990s. I photograph them whenever I see them, of course, but that isn't often. In this series before today, we've seen this '76 Aspen sedan, this '76 Volaré sedan, this brown-on-beige '77 Volaré coupe and this '77 Volaré Premier wagon, and now we've got a mossy, lichen-covered Northern California Aspen wagon. (Read More…)
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The successor to the incredibly successful Dodge Dart/Plymouth Valiant was the Dodge Aspen/Plymouth Volaré. These simple rear-wheel-drive cars sold fairly well, but for every Aspen or Volaré I see in high-turnover wrecking yards today, I find ten Darts and Valiants. Part of that reason is a short production run, part is (arguably) lower build quality, but I'm guessing the main reason is that Americans just didn't love the F-body Chryslers the way they did the A-body. When a Valiant got sick (which wasn't often), it got fixed; when a Volaré came down with some expensive problem, it got crushed. Now these things are almost nonexistent, but here's a very rare Volaré Premier wagon I spotted in a California yard a few months back. (Read More…)


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Why wouldn't they allow the thing to span full screen. The days of 640 are OVER. Like I want to see two thirds of a screen filled with white space. It makes the content and the site seem small.
But we did a few usability tests 6 months ago, and found that comparatively new users found an uncluttered 640 design more "clickable" and less threatening. We tested two designs the only difference was full screen or constrained and at 800 and 1,200 sizes. More regular users whoever were not as enamoured but still said they liked the "unclutterred look" by a small margin.
Maybe we who are used to navigating sites all day can handle lots of content on a screen at a time and learn the skills of fousing on what we want.
Not convinced that the days of 640 are over... We have half 640 and half 800 and the bosses laptop 1,200. According to our logs, 70% of our hits are from screens with 800 or less.
As traditional publishers too, the use of white space does seem to have a good effect on users, though i agree that once you get to over 1200 screens there may be overkill.
That will be the time to change the page to 800 I think.
Still our audience is very different from yours and IId agree that with a very experienced group like webmasters the white space wont be appreciated.
This is new to [tools.altavista.com...]
Looks like they are tracking click trough's
No unique string on the listings just a direct link.
hummmm.. stems for more investigation..
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They used to be the KING of the fast update... Their spiders have been all over my site lately, but no dice on the search results.
A pretty AV interface would be about as appealing as a really *beautiful* inflatable doll right now.
great quote mimox! all face and flash and little substance... the great downfall of 95% of Websites generally (present company exculded of course!). Do Webmasters think Internet users are really that stupid anymore?
A. AOL - The biggest doll of them all
It seems the brainy tech types are all headed for Google these days... she's the flat-chested neighbor girl down the street who wears glasses and always helps with your homework.
I haven't watched AV close enough lately to tell. Is it true?
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Well, if they chaged it, the "changes" certainly didn't involve an update. I submitted a bunch of old (404) page URLs to them a couple weeks ago, along with the new replacement pages... and their amazing update-in-less-than-a-week database maintenance schedule has been offline at least since then.
I think the site is simple, which is good, must say that the last design was confusing...
As for any similarities to Yahoo or LookSmart, I must say that I can hope the new site will give us all new results... isn't that what we're all after?
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I'd say I'm an accidental Lomographer. I got given my first Lomography camera by a very good friend of mine (Christy) for Christmas a few years ago. It was a first generation Fisheye. A funny looking thing, but I thought I'd give this film contraption a go and I snapped away over the Christmas holidays. I fell in love with the results! I was addicted from there, a round 18 months later I bought an LC-A+ and that became my main camera and still is. My girlfriend got my an Oktomat for Christmas 2009, earlier this year I bought the Mini Diana and Yashica T4 , I've found both cameras really fun to use and loved the results . Just a few days ago I bought a Contax T2 and a Super Sampler, along with 19 rolls of Lomo film. I'm addict, that's for sure. I keep looking out for what accessories to buy, whether it's an instant back for my LC-A+ or a flash for my Mini Diana.
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The third installment of The Approach -- a series on strategy for approaching and departing backcountry airstrips -- covers landing technique. "Greasing it on" is often a luxury of long runways, but when short with no go-around is the objective, minimum speed and maximum control is in order.
In the 4th installment of STOL Tips, we're talking about go-arounds and balked landings, a useful technique for safely aborting a landing or evaluating a landing zone, but also an action that can often increase the workload on the pilot.


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Name: Remy Von Strausenberg
Nicknames: Ribbit (Though some may go with "thief" "liar" "cheat" etc)
Species: Sableye gijinka
Age: 27
Birthday: Oct. 30, 1986
Nature: Hasty
Characteristic: Likes to flee
Height: 4'11 in.
Weight: 179 lbs
Gender: Male
Sex: Male
Relationship Status: Single
Sexuality: Straight
Job: Pawn Broker. Owns and works as the owner of the "Gold, Silver, and Bronzong Pawn"
City: Asokuma
Level: 48
Ability: Stall - This pokemon always attacks last
Shadow Sneak
Fake Out
Dazzling Gleam
Character Description:
Remy wears a pair of slightly baggy black pants. On his forehead he wears a pair of goggles, with lenses identical to a sableye's eyes. His black hair is spiked and a bit short, the two sides of his hair a bit longer, and spiked back more. A visual of this would be a sableye's head, only black, the center of his head covered with his dark purple with black trim fedors. His teeth are fanged, and slightly elongated, making his smile bigger, and seemingly more mischievious looking. His long sleeve, purple shirt, has nothing on it. But under his shirt, he has two green and blue gems embedded in his back.
Remy has a very small build, scrawny and pale, his green eyes are a very dark, near jungle, green. He has no visual markings on him, but wears numerous lavish looking rings on his index and ring fingers, as well as several gold necklaces. His black crocs allowing him to move around his shop without slipping. On his side he carries a satchel that is tied to his belt loop, which he is very careful with. On colder days he wears a long purple with black trim dress trench coat. He has taken up smoking large cigars, and doesn't care if his customers don't like the smoke. His store, his rules.
Remy is very opportunistic, crafty, underhanded, and a genuinely deceitful person. He's lived his entire life under the pretext that "everyone lies". He is paranoid, and untrusting of everyone, with one exception. He is always out to make a quick buck, and gives very little regard to "honor" or "respect". He only wants riches, and to live life high atop a mountain of cash. He hates people that think the world is a good place, full of good people, having spent his entire life in the underbelly of every place he'd ever been. He knows what's behind those "masks", and has no problems calling people out. He's is all about his own goals, and cares nothing for anyone else. He's VERY smart about the streets, and knows all the tricks; counting cards, pickpocketing, and has even pulled quite a few of his own cons, so don't expect to pull a lie over on him.
Remy loves shiny objects, and gets distratced by them almost as much as beautiful women. But a beautiful woman only distracts him for so long before he notices such shinies about.
Remy was born on the streets of a rundown city, long since abandoned. The orphanage had nothing, and as such many times the children had to starve. Many more times it was Remy, the scrawny shrimp, that couldn't do anything to stop the bigger kids. They made it known as well, by constantly bullying him, striking him, and threatening him.
One day, while the bullies told Remy how lousy his life was, a traveling Gengar gijinka was making his way through the town. He wore silk clothes, wore fancy jewelry, that seemed to make the man glisten in the light, his toothy grin and demeanor made him look like some sort of nobleman. He stopped, seeing the other boys run off, leaving Remy face down in the mud. The gengar approached Remy, and knelt down, before wiping his face.
Remy couldn't stand it, being pitied, and snatched the man's rings, running as fast as he could, stealing every ring and bracelet on the man's left hand before he could even respond. But he didn't make it far, before he wound up cornered by the man. But instead of a beating, the man laughed, and offered Remy something much better; a chance. He took Remy with him, and began to teach him just what it was that he did to get so filthy rich; Steal, lie, cheat, win.
For the next 12 years Remy learned, and learned exponentially fast. By the age of , 12 he was snatching wallets even from police and high risk marks. By the time he was 18 he was counting cards, and doing it so well that even people watching him couldn't tell he was "losing" just to throw them off. By the age of 24 he made his way up into the underworld so much that he'd earned a spot at the biggest poker games they had to offer, wiping the floor with these bosses. One such victory yielded the TM for Dazzling Gleam, one of his all time favorite trophies (For obvious reasons). After having earned his keep many times over, even making a single solitary friend, who he never names for some reason, Remy has made his way to Asokuma town to continue living his life his way, by his rules, with no regard for how others view him. Because when it's all said and done, he'll be the one grinning.
- Remy carries a jeweled lighter, but never uses it. A momento from his adoptive father.
- Remy will turn on you if someone offers him enough money to, with one exception.
- He is a master of counting cards, sleight of hand, con artistry, etc.
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A college student accidentally included the wrong link in his term paper. The professor handled it well.
May 15, 2013 @ 11:01am
Maybe that was the source for the section on Eva Braun.
It's bad enough that he might have bought that for himself, but why was the link on his clipboard? Was a friend emailing him, "Hey man, I saw that dope sweatshirt you wore yesterday, the "I Heart Bad Bitches" one, and I was wondering if you can tell me where I can get one for myself. I happen to share a similar 'heart' for bad bitches, and I'm a little chilly, so I need that sweatshirt ASAP. Send me the link, and good luck on your paper about World War II."
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I posted a while ago asking for ideas/advice. I have a 2 door chevy cobalt. We have a Britax marathon and another car seat (forgot which one, still in box in garage) for when LO is done with the infant carrier.
I could not figure out how I was going to keep him rear facing in my tiny car. We installed the Britax and it looked way funny and really off kilter, part of the base was actually hanging over the back seat. I knew it was right because we had the same type of Britax for ODD. So, we went to the fire station to have the experts check it out.
Yes, installed properly. Safe, no way. Back seat is too small. They took my seat out, installed it themselves, then installed two others they have in the station for demonstration. NONE of them were doable rear facing. The seat portion of my car is just not set up for it and not big enough.
They said we have to go front facing, or get a different car. A new car, or even a different car is out of the question unless we win the lottery. So, I guess that leaves us front facing :/


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Toilet Paper Crafts
Toilet Paper Crafts is Linda Wright's second book of fun with toilet paper. Although this book is not origami, it is included in this web site as a companion to her first book Toilet Paper Origami.
This book is 130 pages long and has instructions to make 60 toilet paper projects. When needed, templates are provided for easy replication. Only the front & back cover of the book has color photos of the finished crafts. The inside of the book has black & white text and line drawings.
The instructions on how to make the TP crafts is clear and complete: there is a list of required items, exact details on how many sheets or lengths of TP required; and tips to make the project shine. Information is given on the characteristics of the different types of TP available on market.
For those who are very savvy with paper arts and craft, you may find that this book is a re-hash of all the projects that you already know with the added twist of it being done with toilet paper instead of paper or fabric. However, because there are so many projects described, there's bound to be something that is new to you.
If your toilet paper crafts don't look perfect, simply get another stretch of TP and try again. TP is inexpensive and readily available. [Shown: Confetti Eggs]
If you're having a party, toilet paper crafts come in handy.
In summary, it is safe to say that this book has more toilet paper crafts than you can imagine. If you are a TP enthusiasts, this book should definitely be on your shelf! Instructions are clear and projects make beautiful show pieces. [Shown: Toilet Paper Cake with Tissue Roses]
On the down side, some of the projects in this book are not very practical because TP, by nature, is delicate. For example, a costume made with TP will not likely last the night. TP flowers that decorate your vanity will disintegrate if they get wet. Similarly, TP crafts that decorate food will absorb grease/oils and then droop. These TP crafts look cool and have a lot of "wow power" but be aware that they won't last forever.


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Two days... TWO DAYS out of surgery and, yep, you guessed it. Parker's sick as a dog! Double ear infection, tonsils at a +4 (almost kissing), temps (102+), and we're TWO FREAKING DAYS!!! AHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been screaming all day. I'm furious and at the same time I'm not. But the only person I'm truly mad at is the ENT. I called him last week (and only if we lived in a perfect world would this have happened) and told him Parker was HEALTHY! Please, can we move the tubes and tonsils and adnoids up? PLEASE!!! He said he'd call if the had a cancellation. Yeah, didn't happen. So, he starts temps over the weekend, just up to like 101. and then the coughing and wheezing starts, and then he can't catch his breath he's coughing so much, then the temp jumps, and UH! You know the rest.
So, finally I got some more tylenol in him. He's on Rocephin (IV antibiotics... also his 3rd round this month!!!) and upstairs sleeping finally. Nothing is comforting my boy... nothing. and we're two days out of surgery! The word on the street is that the surgery will move forward UNLESS he's running a fever of 100.4 or higher. However, even with Tylenol, this is proving to be a trick.
Thanks for listening... he just woke up. I just don't know what I'm going to do to regain some sanity in all this... This is officially my breakdown for all this madness. You guys are incredible for listening to all this!!!!


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From a Ruined Garden: The Memorial Books of Polish Jewry
Edited and translated by Jack Kugelmass and Jonathan Boyarin; Geographical Index and Bibliography by Zachary M. Baker
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Edited and translated by Jack Kugelmass and Jonathan Boyarin; Geographical Index and Bibliography by Zachary M. Baker
"This newly revised version of [a] classic study...is a pleasure for the eye and the soul! One of the seminal studies of the impact of the Shoah on European Jewry,...this volume asks how one can mourn for a world lost and still live in the present and the future."
—Sander L. Gilman
In the years after World War II, Polish Jewish survivors of the Holocaust who had made their way to the Americas and Israel compiled memorial books to preserve the memory of their destroyed communities. From a Ruined Garden gathers some 77 selections from the nearly 1,000 memorial books published since World War II. The texts describe daily life in the shtetl as well as everyday life during the Holocaust and the experiences of returning survivors. The comprehensive bibliography of memorial books and gazetteer of place names in this updated, expanded edition are indispensable resources for genealogical research. A new introduction by the editors illuminates the history of the memorial book genre and its importance for the construction of memory culture through the response of Holocaust survivors. From the book cover.
"This very browsable book provides insight both into a lost world and into the range of materials available in the yizkor chronicles."
—Jewish Book World
"An indispensable sourcebook....Emphasis falls on the variegated, often joyful, culture of the Polish Jews, on what existed before the garden was ruined."
—Geoffrey H. Hartmann, The New Republic
"From these marvelous selections, one can see an entire culture unfolding."
—Curt Leviant, New York Times Book Review
"Kugelmass and Boyarin have done a splendid job of combing the vast memorial book literature to select the most revealing accounts of Jewish life in interbellum Poland. Ordinary people speak in this volume with an immediacy and poignancy that cannot help but touch the reader. In the time since it first appeared, From a Ruined Garden has become a classic. Its reappearance in an updated and expanded form is most welcome."
—Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett
"In this magnificent collection, the editors combine a profound 'feel' for the vanished world of Polish Jewry, the anthologist's skill at selecting the telling example, and the anthropologist's sophisticated understanding of how these testimonies should be read. A marvelous introduction to this rich literature."
—Peter Novick
"Rarely is a book published that causes such an entirely new genre of studies to open up. This...was the result of the remarkably fortunate publication...of the first edition in 1983…Up to that time there had not been a major focus on the [yizker bikher] as social, historical, and genealogical sources of firsthand knowledge about destroyed communities, to some extent because of language barriers. [Now] in another bit of fortunate timing, a second, expanded edition has been published...Indispensable...judicious, learned, sensitive analysis."
—Joyce Field, Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies
Jack Kugelmass is Professor of Humanities and Jewish Studies at Arizona State University and the author of The Miracle of Intervale Avenue: The Story of a Jewish Congregation in the South Bronx and Masked Culture: The Greenwich Village Halloween Parade; he is editor of Between Two Worlds: Ethnographic Essays on American Jewry and Going Home: How Jews Invent Their Old Countries.
Jonathan Boyarin, an anthropologist and ethnographer, is currently completing a degree in law at Yale University. He is the author Polish Jews in Paris: The Ethnography of Memory; Storm from Paradise: The Politics of Jewish Memory; and Thinking in Jewish. He is editor of Remapping Memory and coeditor of Jews and Other Differences.
Zachary M. Baker was Head Librarian at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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Decisions, decisions. In the old days, extruders of zombie narratives had to choose between going with voodoo zombies or Romero zombies, but that was pretty much (dare I say it) a no-brainer: while the legacies of West African cults, slavery, and colonialism had legitimate purchase on the public imaginary, Romero's shambling flesh eaters had a timeless topicality that spoke with much more immediacy to the world of 1968 and its successive worlds up to the present. And those Romero-style zombies—created by mysterious radiation from outer space, biological warfare weapon run amok, medical experiment gone bad, or some combination of the above? Whatever the cause, does the zombie plague spread only through bite, through blood, and other bodily fluids, or is the zombie agent always already everywhere, like original sin, and everyone carries the nasty, the virus patiently waiting for the host's death before kicking into high gear mayhem-spreading? Then there was the choice of fast zombies or slow zombies, with a persuasive case to be made on both sides about which speed was scarier. And now the choices are even more complicated with the option of super-fast zombies that seem more like urban ninjas than the walking, shambling, or running undead. And then there's that dead/undead question: are zombies Lazarus in mass production, the definitively dead, the neurotoxin-driven sham dead, or the 28 Days Later (2002) definitively not dead but crazed and homicidally hungry for human flesh anyway? Can we resist making our zombies a little humorous while scary, a lot humorous while scary, or just completely ridiculous and who cares whether they are the least bit scary? Are movies like Return of the Living Dead (1985), Fido (2006), Shaun of the Dead (2004), and Juan of the Dead (2011) funny movies that are differing degrees of scary or scary movies that are differing degrees of funny?
Of course, before worrying about the specs for the zombies they will construct, creators of zombie narratives, whether in literature, comics, film, TV, video games, or whatever narrative form zombie mania has not yet infected, have to ask themselves whether it's worth their time to extrude another zombie story in the first place. Since the answer to that question seems stuck on "yes," we might ask why. Jonathan Maberry, the very capable author of (so far) three zombie novels, The Dead of Night (2011), Rot and Ruin (2011), and Dust and Decay (2012) recently did just that, asking a Who's Who of writers about all things zombie why they found the genre so attractive. Maberry posted the resulting "Virtual Panel Discussion" on his blog, and the participating authors were pretty much in agreement that 1) as Max Brooks put it, zombies "are a 'safe' way of exploring our apocalyptic anxieties"; 2) we now have a lot of apocalyptic anxieties to explore; 3) we know what to do to solve the zombie problem, while terrorism, global warming, and economic disaster seem a lot tougher to solve; 4) the zombie is the Swiss Army Knife of monsters, offering a metaphor for almost any use; and 5) it's about time for a monster suited to the times, the long runs of Frankenstein's creature and Dracula having both suffered from over-use inflation (Twilight [2008]) and shelf-life problems. The Centers for Disease Control and other institutions that employ statistical modeling have figured out that zombies are more "real" than numbers. Theories of International Politics and Zombies (2011) suggests that zombies can bring life to deadly dull foreign policy wonking. Aim For The Head: An Anthology of Zombie Poetry (2011) puts a whole new spin on not going gentle into that good night. And Zombie Haiku (2008) is yet another lively proof that the novel is not dead, while Colson Whitehead's brilliant Zone One (2012) argues that "best zombie novel ever" is NOT damning by faint praise.
But let's turn from issues faced by creators of zombie fictions to issues more relevant to those of us who consume (are consumed by?) those fictions. Why do we need zombies, as apparently we must? Certainly part of our need has to do with...
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Small lump in the front of earlobe, painless, look like cartilage thing when touch, no inflammation, skin is moving over it , hard? male 22
Embryonic variant: These are actually quite common. Painless, hard and small lumps in front of the earlobe. Commonly either a cyst or cartilage material. Usually it is something that you are born with but shows up later in life. To be safe, have it seen by a doc, preferably an ENT specialist. They can remove it if there are any concerns. Best ! ...Read moreGet help from a doctor now ›
Small painless hard lump behind ear lobe on neck about 4wks. Came when earlobe was infected. Lobe ok now but lump still there and remains same size.
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Wore magnetic earring and when i took it off a hard lump was left inside my earlobe no discomfort, can't tell/see its there unless touched. What is it?
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I have a small lump on my earlobe for some months & doesn't dissappear. It doesn't feel comfortable when i touch but not hurt either. Is it dangerous?
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The food is delicious, the location is suitable, on Sari street, the ambiance is unique, it is only mising the 'hooka' that was banned in most resturants.
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I have been to many restaurants and cafes in saudi arabia and abroad, so I know the diff between good and bad food! this restaurant served me horrible food, not frish chicken! Many people said its a good place to visit! But I would never go back agian. Sorry
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White Lounge one of the best places in Jeddah when it come to food and hanging out with friends or even watching football games
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1. Surf City hosts Pigs, Ribs & Watermelons
Surf City will go Kansas City-style as it welcomes a national barbecue event at which professional grilling masters duke it out for a $10,000 prize.
American Family Housing is hosting the second annual Pigs, Ribs & Watermelons this weekend at Huntington State Beach.
The three-day event is a Kansas City BBQ Society-sanctioned competition featuring 50 barbecue teams, including groups from the TLC reality television show "BBQ Pitmasters."
The public can watch the action, taste some of the chicken, pork ribs, pork and brisket, andvote on their favorites.
Ribs, Pigs & Watermelons kicks off at 5 p.m. Friday and runs noon to 10 p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday.
A barbecue competition for kids will be held Saturday.
Other activities include watermelon-carving demonstrations, a watermelon-eating contest, seed-spitting contest, live music and a beer festival.
The event is in the parking lot at Pacific Coast Highway and Beach Boulevard.
A three-day pass is $10 for adults or $5 for kids. VIP passes are available for Saturday and Sunday at $60 for each day.
Information: rpwbbq.com.
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3. Pegasus student wins $2,000 on 'Jeopardy!'
Patrick Aimone, a 12-year-old student at The Pegasus School, won $2,000 as the runner-up on a recent episode of "Jeopardy!" Kids Week.
Mary Aimone, Patrick's mother, said though not devoted viewers, they decided to audition when they heard about tryouts from a friend. The Long Beach resident qualified after rounds of testing narrowed 10,000 kids to 15.
"He reads a lot, he enjoys meeting new people and other kids who are studious kids, so he had a great time," Mary Aimone said.
While Patrick compiled $18,000 to his credit, he won $2,000 as the day's runner-up. His mom said he was admitted to the Kids Week show after rounds of testing that narrowed 10,000 kids down to just 15.
Patrick plans to donate 10 percent of his winnings, likely to his school's marine club and the Surfrider Foundation.
– Annie Zak
3. Easyrider now selling 'riot-proof' T-shirts
The bike and skateboard shop vandalized during the disturbance following the U.S. Open of Surfing a few weeks ago is now selling T-shirts specially designed to recognize the help the community gave it in rebuilding.
Jason Hilbert, owner of Easyrider, said he was proud of the shop's neighbors for providing donations to help fix the store's shattered window and wanted to design a shirt to honor the city.
"We were so heartened by people putting themselves in harm's way in the riot," said Hilbert. "There's overwhelming city pride right now."
Along with Easyrider's designers, Hilbert created two shirts. One reads "Riot Proof" and one reads "Defend Huntington Beach." Each costs $19.99; Hilbert said they've sold two-thirds of the first batch they printed.
When donations from neighbors and other businesses in Huntington Beach poured into Easyrider, Hilbert decided to use the money to make shirts and give profits back to the community.
Hilbert has plans to donate about 20 percent of shirt sales to local charities.
– Annie Zak
4. A sleepover for stuffed animals
Everyone knows toys only come to life when humans are out of the room or sleeping, making it difficult to know exactly what kind of fun those teddy bears and Barbie dolls are having when nobody is looking.
Lucky for Huntington Beach kids, toys aren't shy around the city's librarians.
The Huntington Beach Public Library will host its second annual Great Stuffed Animal Sleepover on Friday. Children are invited to drop off their toys and tuck them in at the library for the night. They'll be invited back the next morning to pick up their toys and sit in on a special storytime in which the librarians will share photos of all the adventures their animals went on throughout the night.
A scrapbook will be put together and posted on the library's website at hbpl.org on Monday. The library is at 7111 Talbert Ave.
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When looking for a new or yet-to-be-experienced place to eat, some diners turn to Yelp for guidance.
The review-driven website is filled with tips and suggestions from self-proclaimed foodies on dozens of restaurants in Surf City.
While we know the city is filled with culinary gems, here are the city's top five restaurants based on yelp.com reviews:
Basilico's Pasta E Vino: 4.5 stars based on 287 reviews
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Soul star Alicia Keys has temporarily shelved all of her commitments so she can appear in every telethon held to raise cash for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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JUNEAU -- Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell said the Senate's work-in-progress proposal to cut oil taxes offers "no hope" for more investment and does nothing to stop the decline in oil production.
Parnell, who is pushing a steeper tax cut of his own that's a nonstarter in the Senate, made the comments in an email alert to Alaskans on Monday, urging them to testify on SB 192.
The Senate Resources Committee is working on the bill, which Parnell's Revenue commissioner has said offers a "modest" tax reduction compared to the current tax structure. Nearly 20 possible amendments have been offered in the committee but have not been acted on.
Industry trade and support groups spoke in opposition to the Senate bill Tuesday.
Kara Moriarty, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, said none of her group's 16 member companies believes the proposal represents "meaningful" tax change. She said the governor's plan is a good first step toward that end. She said her members were uncomfortable coming to a conclusion on any of the proposed amendments until they know how the pieces will come together.
Rick Rogers, executive director of the Resource Development Council, called the bill insufficient to change investment behavior and said the Senate cannot simply offer tweaks to a broken system. He said the Senate seems intent on "imposing the highest tax politically possible" on producers, a statement that Sen. Bert Stedman, R-Sitka, dismissed as unhelpful and not in line with the direction the Senate is heading.
Senators heard a wide range of comments during public testimony Tuesday evening. Some people urged the Senate to not reduce taxes or give incentives. Company representatives called on senators to kill the current tax structure and reconsider the governor's plan.
Compared with the current tax structure, Alaska's Clear and Equitable Share, or ACES, the Senate's plan would cost the state $125 million in revenue next year, $230 million in fiscal year 2014 and about $200 million from 2015 through 2020, according to the revenue department. One estimate shows that the governor's proposed reduction in progressivity -- the rise in the tax as oil prices rise -- would alone reduce revenues by about $700 million next year, $1.3 billion in fiscal year 2014 and $1.1 billion in fiscal year 2015, figures that assume no change in production.
Parnell has said that companies have pledged at least $5 billion in new investment under his plan.
In a message of her own Tuesday, Patti Higgins, the chairwoman of the state Democratic party, called the bipartisan Senate's approach a "reasoned alternative to the governor's massive giveaway."
Senate Resources Committee co-chairman Joe Paskvan told reporters Tuesday he worries that claims from Parnell and industry groups are misleading the public.
For example, Paskvan noted that the decline of oil flowing through the trans-Alaska pipeline has been ongoing since 1989 and isn't some new phenomenon. Paskvan also said the Alaska Oil and Gas Association's contention that oil production has plummeted 140,000 barrels a day under the current tax regime implies the tax structure is the cause. Paskvan, D-Fairbanks, said this doesn't paint the full, true picture.
The Senate last year refused to follow the House and act on Parnell's plan to cut taxes, with leaders saying they didn't have the information needed to make a sound policy call. Fears were raised during last year's debate that the pipeline could become too expensive or hazardous to operate within the decade if oil throughput continued to decline. A state court judge, ruling after hearing evidence of the pipeline's longevity in a property tax dispute several months ago, determined there were likely decades of life left for the line.
"We've gone beyond some of those deceptions and confusions that were sort of heaped upon the public in order to frighten them," said Senate President Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, an opponent of Parnell's measure. "I hope we can not consider those again because they're not true."
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Does anyone use instagram? I really love it and I'm thinking about using it to redesign my shop but I donno. What do you think? This necklace is made from polymer clay. Find it here --->[link]
Instagram is nice but I find it gives a false representation of color. I'd save it for your personal photos, not ones representing a product you intend to sell.
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Aw!!! That's really nice of Amy!
She looks adorable as always!
I bet he would love those. ^^
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Lemme guess. The big one is for Sonic! Quick question: do you ship Amy & Sonic?
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Lemme guess. The big one is for Sonic! Quick question: do you ship Amy & Sonic?
The cupcakes look delicious! Wonderful
AWWWWWWW!!!!!! XD <3 Amy looks so adorable!!!! XD <3 Outstanding job on her!!!! XD <3 And Happy Valentine's Day!!!! XD <3
Aww, how adorable! Amy is such a cute little baker. Sonic is a lucky guy. Very lovely attention to detail.
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My I send to a Valentina please?
My GOODNESS, where do I even think to begin to explain how much I am truly in LOVE with this piece of art, I honestly can't stop STARING at what you've done here, I am just COMPLETELY lost for words, I HAVE no words, I'm a blank, because I am just trying to figure how on EARTH you have done this!?!? I mean, just LOOK at all that carful detail and beautiful colours, so let me explain, cause I am literally over the MOON, and so in love with this!!
Ok, the colours.... I just don't understand how you have made each colour PERFECT, seriously, I am just in whirlwind of different pinks and reds and whites, and they just mix in together BRILLIANTLY, I can't get how you used all the different shades of the colours, and STILL make Amy stand out, now that's something I'm trying to do, but you've perfected this beyond COMPARE, I just honestly have no words when it comes to this beautiful piece of art!! I love your use of the colours, and also putting the time and effort to even SHADE this amazing picture, it just blows my mind how my detail and love you out into every picture!! All the shine you put on Amy is AMAZING, really making the colours shine, you are just BRILLIANT beyond compare!!
Now it goes to Amy!! When I first saw your piece of art, I just couldn't stop STARING at what you had done with her, making her look like SEGA artists had done this, honestly, you are THIS GOOD to becoming someone who works for Sega, and I'll know you'll go far, in whatever you do!! I am just ADORING Amy's pose, she looks absolutely BEAUTIFUL, in her adorable apron, it looks really pretty and puffy, and it looks like she worked really hard!!! I mean, just LOOK at those CUPCAKES!!! Oh Sonic, you are so lucky to have that massive cupcake!! They are just to DIE FOR, because I can't get over my head how on EARTH you have done this, to draw something so lifelike, especially the cupcakes, I mean, I could literally take one out of the screen and eat it because it looked that real, I honestly can't express my love for your work ENOUGH, you have just blown my mind!! Oh, and did you know my b'day's on Valentines Day? Random fact, but still, beautiful job, you have truly made this piece shine, just, a masterpiece, you are AMAZING!! I hope you continue these AMAZING SONIC ARTS!!!
Awwwwwwwwwww your're super (Sonic) kind I'm so glad you like my work <333
If you love this then you will love my Valentine's day picture (something Sonamy) on Friday :3333 Something Sonamy will be great on your Birthday, right? And you're amazing too, thank you for your great comment!!!
This Valentine's Day picture you've done of Amy looks really nice!
Cute drawing of Amy
I love how you drew the picture. Amy looks cute the way you drew her. Nice job on the coloring and expression.
I love how you drew the picture. Amy looks cute the way you drew her. Nice job on the coloring and expression.
Epic cupcake time!
...she got the ingredients form Dessert ruins ^^ lol
Lol it's a beautiful picture though! But that dang sweet tooth level just makes you wao eat the whole place into a coma...
I gotta hand it to you, Amy...you certainly know how to make a bunch of sweet treats. You should go into business when you get older...I'd be a regular customer.
Awwww, I just renembered that she's good at pastries~
I want a cupcake *_*........ Nice drawing!
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A shower panel can really take your morning cleaning routine to the next level. Instead of just a basic shower head you get four different water outputs: a large shower head that creates a rainfall effect, a handheld showerhead for mobility and hard to reach places, 4 swiveling massage water jets and a tub filling water spout on the bottom. The panel has four knobs that control each function, and a master knob that controls water pressure and temperature. The fixtures are all made from brass with a chrome finish, and the unit is made from stainless steel.
Vanity, Main Cabinet, Countertop, Sink, Optional Leg Extensions, Mirror, Faucet, P-Trap and Pop-Up Drain, Standard hardware needed for installation.
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Armand Diradourian's luxurious cashmere clothing and accessories are distinguished by their brilliant colors and beading, embroidery, and other fine detailing. Founded in 1994, Diradourian's label employs Himalayan knitters and hand weavers to create its fine travel blankets, dresses, sweaters, scarves, pillows and hats, which are frequently rendered in sophisticated color combinations such wasabi green, orange, and a splash of absinthe yellow. Socially and environmentally aware fashionistas, take note: Armand Diradourian uses only fair-trade Nepalese yarns colored with natural vegetable dyes, so you can stay warm with a clear conscience.
Brighten up your home with Armand Diradourian's cashmere throws in coral, neon blue, bright yellow and fuchsia, all hand-knit in Nepal. Or go for a cashmere cable-knit and contrasting ribbed throws in neutral tones. You can curl up on the couch under these luxurious blankets, feeling comfortable with the knowledge that this company only uses fair-trade yarns.
Breakfast in bed is one of life's supreme luxuries, and these pieces make it even more decadent. Find gorgeous trays from Lunt Silversmiths and Michael Aram, the ideal coffee press from Bodum and artisan-made pewter carafes from Vellum. For snuggling up, choose from sumptuous throws by Armand Diradourian, Sofia Cashmere and more, plus spa pillows and booties from Villa di Borghese by United Feather & Down.
Whether it's a crew-neck or a V-neck, cardigan or pullover, the sweater is a crucial part of any guy's wardrobe. From wardrobe building block to outfit-maker, it's one of the most versatile pieces in your closet. Luckily we've got a whole range of them in just your size.
Entertain with wit and style with these top picks from Seybert, a former fashion designer turned home-decor guru. Add some whimsy to the table with her embroidered linen cocktail napkins and colorful bubble wine glasses, and light some deliciously scented Joya candles to set the mood. Stock the powder room with Coyuchi's organic-cotton towels (a spare set's always good to have on hand). And if you're the guest, thrill your hostess with a box of dark-chocolate truffles from Knipschildt. (Want more tips from Seybert on how to get your home holiday-ready? Click here.)