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my current deck is a lib tech skate banana but i want to get a cambered board as well. my lib tech i plan on mainly using in the park so i want a cambered board for the rest of the mountain. a caveat though is i love riding switch. im completely ambidextrous on snowboards so im looking for a true twin that can 180 easily. i also love jumps, spins, and hard aggressive carves at mach speeds.
im in love with graphics on the proto. if i wanted a board for outside the park that still had some freestyle skill, would this be a good match? im open to other suggestions as well.
the proto is a sweet board but if you like it for the graphics .....wtf is the point......I think mine is ugly as fuck but it rides like sweet tits.
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Isn't the Proto and Banana pretty close in ability?
That's just talking about NS boards though... almost none of which are traditional full camber. Trying to think who still makes camber boards... maybe the Donek Phoenix. My avatar pic is of me riding a Phoenix in the halfpipe... but it is a great all-mountain carving board as well.
pharcyde can you post a video yourself riding to give us a better idea of what you preference/skill level is at?
My opinion: You should only start talking about preferring a "true" twin once you can do a 540... below that level, you aren't good enough for that type of thing to matter.
- no videos of myself boarding
- yah, i know the proto is a hybrid, which is good enough. anything with more pop than the banana. im not really interested in anything that isnt true twin because i ride switch and forward equally. im ambidextrous in a lot of things, including snowboarding and basically only want a more freeride-friendly naner
- the custom i believe is a directional twin isnt it?
i think the proto has about everything im looking for but ill check out those other decks.
Yea, then if you just a true twin that is a bit more freeride friendly then Proto CT is a good fit (I have a Proto 154).
That's not to say there aren't other boards out there... I just haven't ridden many true twins recently because I don't think it makes much of a difference riding switch (recently I've been riding switch 75% of the time, to let my less experienced friend keep up).
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Sarah's practice focuses on complex litigation and appellate matters. Since joining Shook, Hardy & Bacon's Tort Section, she has assisted regional, national and multinational clients with products liability, property damage, employment discrimination, insurance coverage disputes, and consumer fraud cases. In this capacity, Sarah has managed all phases of litigation, including discovery, expert witnesses and dispositive motions, as well as trial. She has also represented these clients at the appellate level in state and federal courts, handling amicus briefs, extraordinary writs, appeals, and oral arguments.
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She has also represented the Kansas City Missouri School District and its former superintendent in a retaliation case brought under the Missouri Human Rights Act at the trial and appellate level. She has also handled discovery, motion practice and settlement negotiations for a major automotive manufacturer in its warranty cases; prepared scientific and medical defense experts for a toxic tort trial involving an animal health company; and drafted amicus and merits briefs to the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Mitch Chaney, Colvin, Chaney, Saenz & Rodriguez LLP, Brownsville, Texas
Mitchell Chaney has been a partner in his law firm in Brownsville, Texas since 1986. He is licensed in both Kansas and Texas. For his entire legal career, he has tried cases in some of the most challenging jurisdictions in America. Since 2005, his peers have listed him as a Texas Super Lawyer every year, an honor reserved for the top 5% of lawyers in the state.
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Stan Davis, Stan Davis Consulting
Stan has represented businesses, professional people, and educational institutions in court in a wide variety of commercial, business and toxic tort, products liability, environmental, employment and regulatory disputes.
Stan retired from Shook, Hardy & Bacon, where he was a member of the firm's Executive Committee and served as chair of SHB's Business Litigation Section, comprising over 90 lawyers in all of SHB's national offices. He also served as coordinator of SHB's Professional Development Program, which includes trial, deposition, negotiation and other practice skills programs for lawyers at all stages of their careers. Stan has designed and implemented professional development programs for many national and international law firms and has taught in over 200 external skills courses.
Business Litigation - Has handled cases for businesses across the country at both trial and appeal. Cases have centered on such issues as business torts, contract claims, qui tam actions, franchise disputes, insurance coverage and bad faith, commercial leases, products liability, product recalls, consumer fraud and regulatory compliance.
Environmental and Toxic Tort Litigation - Has represented clients in claims involving personal injury from exposure to environmental toxins, damages to natural resources, and environmental cost recovery.
Employment and Education Law Litigation - Has represented employers in claims of discrimination based on age, gender, national origin, religion, race, sexual preference and disability. Under Stan's guidance and based on his years of teaching, the firm provides litigation and counseling representation to over 30 institutions of higher education in Missouri and Kansas.
Chelsi Hayden, KU Law
Chelsi Hayden joined the KU Law faculty as an adjunct lawyering professor in 2011 and became a full-time lecturer in law in 2012. Before entering academia, Chelsea served as chambers counsel to Judge Carlos Murguia of the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas and as an associate in business litigation for Shook, Hardy & Bacon in Kansas City, Mo. She has extensive experience in both civil and criminal law and has litigated both state and federal cases, including for the Kansas Supreme Court. Chelsea is also active in the community, serving as vice president of the Kansas Land Trust and board member for The Willow Domestic Violence Center in Lawrence. She currently teaches Lawyering Skills.
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Chuck Marvine, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Division of Enforcement
Chuck Marvine is a Deputy Director with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Division of Enforcement in Kansas City, Missouri. He joined the CFTC in 2004. Chuck received his undergraduate degree in accounting and business administration with highest distinction in 1993 from the University of Kansas. The following year he became a certified public accountant in the State of Kansas. In 1996, he received his law degree from the University of Kansas School of Law, where he served as a Note & Comment Editor for the Kansas Law Review, was elected to the Order of the Coif, and received the C.C. Stewart Award as the Outstanding Senior Law Student. Upon graduating from law school, Chuck clerked for the Honorable Pasco M. Bowman, Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. After completing his clerkship and before joining the CFTC, Chuck practiced law with the Kansas City, Missouri law firms of Stinson, Mag & Fizzell and Berkowitz Feldmiller, where his practice focused primarily on commercial litigation, with an emphasis in accounting malpractice, securities litigation, antitrust, and appellate work. At the CFTC, Chuck leads teams of attorneys and investigators in Washington, D.C. and Kansas City in investigating and prosecuting alleged violations of federal laws dealing with commodities, futures, and swaps.
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Lori McGroder, Shook, Hardy & Bacon
Lori has more than 20 years of experience in complex products liability litigation representing pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, chemical, and other product manufacturers in litigation throughout the country. She has served as national and regional counsel to Fortune 500 companies and has successfully resolved high-profile personal injury cases, class actions, MDLs, and third-party reimbursement cases.
As a former oncology nurse on a critical care hospital unit, she has particular expertise in cases involving complex medical and scientific issues. This includes developing, defending and taking depositions of expert witnesses in areas such as FDA regulation, biostatistics, biochemistry, cardiology, neurology, pulmonology, psychiatry and forensic psychiatry, epidemiology, gerontology, orthopedics, nephrology, pathology, and toxicology. Lori's expertise includes putting on and defending scientific expert witnesses at Daubert hearings challenging admissibility of causation theories.
Lori's litigation experience covers a wide range of products including biologics, anti-epileptics, hypnotics, vaccine components, anxiolytics, antipsychotics, anti-depressants, chemotherapy, anti-cholesterol medications, diet drugs, hip and knee implants, balloon angioplasty devices, hospital equipment, bulk chemicals, and tobacco products. She has successfully developed and defended company witnesses in all aspects of products cases, ranging from scientific issues to document management systems and manufacturing processes.
This will be Lori's sixth year serving as a Workshop faculty member.
Shon Qualseth, Thompson Ramsdell & Qualseth, Lawrence, Kan.
Shon's practice focuses primarily on civil litigation, including construction litigation, fair housing, bodily injury, real estate, employment discrimination, and creditors' rights. Shon has successfully tried several jury and bench trials in northeast Kansas counties. He also advises businesses on employment matters, as well as contractual and other commercial issues.
Shon is a graduate of South Dakota State University (B.S. 1993) and the University of Kansas School of Law (J.D. 1997). He is admitted to the Kansas Bar, and to practice in the U.S. District Court of Kansas and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. At KU, Shon was a staff member for the Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy in 1995-96 and an editor in 1996-97. Shon is a past Board member of the Kansas Association of Defense Counsel, and he is a member of the Judge Hugh Means American Inn of Court and the Defense Research Institute. In 2009-2012, Shon was an adjunct professor for a class on deposition skills at the University of Kansas School of Law. Shon authored Your House Is My Castle – Or Is It? A Guide To Housing Discrimination Law, Kansas Defense Journal (Fall 2007). He was also a presenter of a continuing legal education program for the Douglas County Bar Association, "Facebook Ethics," (September, 2010); and a presenter for a community education program at the Lawrence Public Library, "My Child Just Got A Driver's License ... Now What? Legal Concerns For New Drivers and Their Parents," (June, 2005; and June, 2006). Shon has volunteered for the Douglas County United Way Campaign and serves on the Grant Review Board for the City of Lawrence. Shon also is President and on the Board of Directors of Lawrence Central Rotary.
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Joyce Rosenberg, KU Law
Joyce Rosenberg graduated from the KU School of Law in 1996. While in law school, she served as editor-in-chief of the Kansas Law Review. She enjoyed an extensive practice in labor and employment law with several Kansas City firms. She joined the law faculty in 2005 as an instructor in the Lawyering program. She currently teaches Lawyering Skills and the Externship Clinic.
This will be Joyce's eighth year serving as a Workshop faculty member.
Jon Strongman, Shook, Hardy & Bacon
Jon's practice is focused on complex litigation with an emphasis on pharmaceutical and medical device product liability claims. He has experience managing large-scale litigation, such as federal multidistrict litigation (MDL), as well as individual actions in state and federal courts across the country. Jon has handled all aspects of litigation from pre-suit resolution through trial. He was named a "Rising Star" by Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers 2009 and 2010.
Jon's trial experience includes serving key roles on multiple trial teams that have achieved defense verdicts and favorable outcomes for his clients. He has also tried an Eighth Amendment pro bono case to verdict. During his career, Jon has likewise had success disposing of cases before trial through discovery and motion practice. His experience has included taking key depositions, including experts from a wide range of disciplines, and successfully briefing and arguing complex legal and scientific issues.
Jon has published articles on a variety of topics, including preemption, the learned intermediary doctrine, pharmaceutical advertising, and developments in U.S. product liability law. In 2010, he received the prestigious Burton Award for Excellence in Legal Writing.
This will be Jon's seventh year serving as a Workshop faculty member.
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Prior to joining the KU Law faculty in 1999, Suzanne Valdez was an attorney with Kansas Legal Services in Kansas City, Kan. Suzanne graduated from the KU School of Law in 1996. She was a member of the Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy, a research and teaching assistant, a participant in the Legal Aid Clinic, and winner of a Foulston & Siefkin Excellence in Appellate Advocacy Award and the 1996 Walter Hiersteiner Outstanding Service Award. An outstanding teacher, Suzanne was the recipient of the 2000 Immel Award for Teaching Excellence and the 2002 Moreau Award for commitment to advising students.
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About 250 community leaders and United Way supporters are expected to attend the event.
Terry Cavanaugh, Erie Insurance's president and chief executive, will serve as chairman for the 2014 drive.
Annually the second-highest donor to the United Way's campaign, Erie Insurance is offering a $100,000 challenge match, where the money will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $100,000 as a way to provide incentive to new donors to start giving to the drive.
In 2013, 96 new companies donated to the United Way's campaign, which collected more than $6.7 million in "total community support," the new format that the agency began using to tabulate its fundraising total.
Officials with the local nonprofit said "total community support" includes additional resources in the form of endowment fund earnings, grants and sponsorships.
The $6.7 million was the most money raised by the local United Way in any fundraising drive since it began raising money here in 1914.
That figure was boosted by the success of the agency's Imagination Library literacy project, which has provided free books monthly to more than 9,100 children under age 5 since July 2013.
All money donated to the United Way's campaign goes directly to funding income, health and education programs designed to reduce Erie's poverty rates, which are some of the highest in Pennsylvania.
The money also goes to the nonprofit's goal of increasing the number of Erie County families that are self-sufficient by 10,000 before 2025.
"Raising dollars is a means to that end," Bill Jackson, the United Way's president, said about the goal. "We're very excited the community is responding to that, and we're grateful for the generosity of the companies and employees we reach out to."
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Albuquereque: 5, Iowa: 4
Cubs starter Frankie De La Cruz (L, 0-1) surrendered three runs in the first inning, putting Iowa in a hole it could not overcome. The Isotopes led the entire game, earning a 5-4 win over the Cubs.
Trailing 5-2 in the eighth inning, Brett Jackson knocked in a run, but would be stranded. In the ninth, Dave Sappelt hit a two-out RBI single, but Albuquerque closer Scott Rice would retire Josh Vitters for the game's final out.
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Tennessee: 3, Chattanooga: 2
The Smokies scored a run in the fifth, sixth and seventh inning, then held on for a 3-2 victory over the Chattanooga Lookouts. Tenneessee tallied 13 hits, but left 17 runners on base. The Smokies would break the tie on a seventh-inning single by Rebel Ridling, scoring Logan Watkins.
Smokies starter Brooks Raley surrendered two runs on three hits in six innings of work, but finished with a no-decision. Kevin Rhoderick (W, 1-2) recorded his first win of the season in 1.2 innings of work. Alberto Cabrera picked up the last out of the eighth inning, then shut down the Lookouts in the ninth, earning his first save of the season.
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Daytona tallied eight runs in the opening three innings, rolling to a 9-2 victory over Tampa. Cubs 3B Greg Rohan knocked in five RBIs, including a three-run home run in the second inning. Nelson Perez and John Andreoli each recorded an RBI, while Ronald Torreyes and Richard Jones tallied three hits.
Cubs starter Austin Kirk (W, 1-0) worked seven innings, surrendering just a run on five hits. Brett Wallack and Casey Harman each worked an inning in relief, with Harman working a one-two-three inning.
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Trailing by four in the ninth inning, Peoria started a comeback. Pin-Chief doubled in a run, then Brad Zapenas would later score from third on an error, making the Great Lakes lead 7-5. Loons closer Eric Eadington would enter after the double, earning his third save of the season, while striking out Ryan Cuneo and Oliver Zapata. Great Lakes held on for a 7-5 win.
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Great analysis CNBC.
Mikey, Mikey, Mikey. You've got yourself so lathered up about the Mexicans coming and the mystery race that has bunches of children and spends money on drugs (I'm guessing the race is Eloi) that you've forgotten all of your great American education. It's silly, but there is a difference between no and know. Ditto there and their. And that apostophe on your keyboard is for contractions, and there is a reason proper nouns are capitalized. Those Mexicans just might rob you or at least take your job if you keep pretending to be so ignorant.
"I comprehend perfectly and i know what happened with the red cross in ww2,nam and now."
You comprehend NOTHING and you haven't a clue what happened in WWII, in Nam, or now.
Mikey, give it a rest. You are only making yourself look stupider by the minute, and giving the rest of us a bad name.
Best you not type any more.
Mikey, you need to get some sleep. You are halucinating. Nothing in his post was the least bit "anti american."
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Finding slw was easy. The ignorance on this board changes about every three mo's and now its your turn.
You will wait a long time for that list. The U.S contributes way above anyone else. The germans contribute nothing buy sell there cars over here.
You're not funny goldfinger, you're a dumb ass.
Wrong fella. I never would have voted for Kerry of all people. I'm a straight LIBERTARIAN. There are some people in Ma. who have a brain.
We all know that humperdink. I dont have to read an artical to know that. But how do you know how many families are working if the govt doesnt even know the real statistics. They say we have almost full employement yet they dont count the people who arent collecting any more cause they ran out of time and cant collect.
Who keeps the statistics you just posted???
What kind of jobs do these poor people have?
Are they subsidised? Under a certain amt of earnings they are supposed to get money. How many children do they have? You are reading a point of view but only getting the point you want to hear.


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Socceroos star Harry Kewell admits career could be over after receiving no offers from English clubs
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- October 03, 2012
Socceroos star Harry Kewell says he is still open to offers after returning to England as a free agent earlier this summer, but admits his football career could be over.
The 34-year-old Australian legend arrived back in Britain in June after departing A-League side Melbourne Victory.
Kewell moved to be close to his wife's family, and as a result he is now available.
But despite being linked with Barclays Premier League club Stoke, second-tier Blackburn Rovers and Middlesbrough, plus third-tier Swindon Town, he has failed to snare a contract amid speculation his wage demands are putting clubs off.
"If something comes up and it is the right thing for me I will have a look at it," he told Sky Sports.
"But I am happy to move on with a different career."
Despite being linked with a host of clubs, Kewell insisted he was yet to receive an offer.
"None at all, it has been difficult when you have been out of the country for a while but that is how it goes in football," he said.
Kewell has not played in England since leaving Liverpool in 2008 to join Turkish giants Galatasaray - where he spent two seasons.
He is still best remembered in England for his eight-year spell at Leeds, before his high-profile free transfer to Anfield.
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Wow! I love this stuff. I received an email from this website with all kinds of ideas about DIY gifts, food-related, and stumbled upon this recipe. I first tried a scrub with salt and burned and dried out my skin...tough lesson to learn considering so many others had only rave reviews :( But I decided to give it another try and this one is beautiful. I ground my oatmeal in my coffee grinder on coarse grind but it was still milled pretty well. Also I did substitute ground coffee for the wheat germ because I had it on hand and through my research I've learned caffeine applied externally may have wonderful properties for the skin. Whatever...so I gave it a shot and it just smelled so good and my face wasn't dried out. How amazing! The oatmeal is the key. I only used about half a teaspoon full and even that was more than enough. I am definitely gifting this. All my friends and I are struggling with dry skin and not wanting to spend a fortune at the counter. My kid's in college I don't have an extra $75 a month to spend on my face!!! This combined with my "Yes to Blueberries Age Refresh" overnight hydrating cream Target special and I am feeling marvelous! Glowing, renewed skin...exactly what this 40-year-old mama needs!!!
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Obamacare, Constitutional challenges and the "Mother Of All Tax Increases"
Now that we've had the Democrat Congressional cram-down of Obamacare, and the constitutional challenges to same are heading for bat, a major point seems to have been lost by our side (and deliberately ignored by the Democrats). More on that in a moment.
Frequently cited as Constitutional justifications for the Obamacare are Congress' authority under the "Commerce Clause" and it's Constitutional taxing authority. Students of history know that FDR and his fellow "progressives" used threats of packing the U.S. Supreme Court to "persuade it" to embrace a tortured reading of the Commerce Clause, which in turn enabled the federal government to massively expand in size and scope, such that today's application of the Commerce Clause would be incomprehensible to the Founding Fathers (as would the size, scope and intrusiveness of the federal government).
As to the taxing authority, it seems clear (based on comments by Democrat-Statist sympathizers) that Constitutional taxing authority will be at least one pillar of the government's defense of Obamacare. That the IRS is invoked as an (if not the) enforcement agency or the "individual mandate" certainly lends credence to the supposition that Obamacare is premised (at least in part) on the federal government's taxing authority.
But then it must follow that the payment of all "health-care premiums" by employers and individuals is now a form of a tax payment.
In turn then, is not the enactment Obamacare probably the largest tax increase ever enacted?
After all, the statists can't have it both ways. If their Constitutional/legal authority to force people to procure health insurance is, in whole or in part, derivative of Constitutional taxing authority, then the revenues involved are taxes -- that they are not sent directly to the IRS but instead to "approved" health plans is mere technicality and pretense.
The Democrat-statists worked diligently to mask the "official cost" of Obamacare, first by structuring the legislation to procure (a universally recognized as fallacious) CBO blessing of federal deficit neutrality, while ignoring the unified government deficit caused by Medicaid expansion and state tax revenue that would be required to fund same.
So it should not surprise us that they (and their sycophants in the dinosaur media) will try to finesse and spin the fact that Obamacare is probably by far the biggest tax increase ever imposed upon the American people, not just in peacetime but at any time in our history. But let's face it, if the government compels you to spend money that you've earned as directed by the government, are you not just as deprived of the beneficial use of the earned income just as much as if it's withheld from your paycheck and sent to the IRS?
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The Oakland Raiders received a scare with first-round pick D.J. Hayden.
The team said he is in a local hospital getting tests for abdominal issue and will not be ready until training camp starts in late July. He will miss the rest of the offseason workout program and mandatory minicamp.
Oakland coach Dennis Allen told reporters Tuesday that it is too early to tell if the issue is related to the heart injury he had last November. "We can't rule that out," Allen said. "Right now, I don't know the correlation to it, but we don't anticipate it being an issue."
The cornerback from Houston, who the Raiders took with the No. 12 overall pick in last month's draft, severed his inferior vena cava after a violent collision in practice last November. It is an injury that usually occurs in automobile accidents. It has a 95 percent fatality rate. ESPN chronicled his emotional recovery in this video.
After Allen made his comments, the team said that Hayden had surgery to clear scar tissue. It is believed to be precautionary and there have been reports that he has not had a setback in his ultimate recovery. Hayden started to feel symptoms last week in practice.
I reached out to ESPN medical expert Stephania Bell to discuss that Hayden is having a problem so soon after returning to the practice field.
"It is absolutely related to the heart surgery. There wouldn't be any scar tissue if there wasn't a surgery," Bell said. "But they can be very comfortable that it doesn't have anything to do with the heart itself or the vein that was operated on ... It's not totally unsurprising. There are uncertainties about this process and this one of this. It's a reminder that it's a process on the road of the recovery with multiple variables going on. There are potentially bumps on the way and this is one of them. It is a setback, but it may not be a a compleltley worrisome one. If we have some more issues down the road it could will be more worrisome, but this could be just a blip on the road to recovery."
These post-draft workout non-contact workouts are Hayden's first team-football drills since his surgery.
The team is confident he will be fine and this is simply a minor setback. When Oakland drafted Hayden, general manager Reggie McKenzie said he had no worries about Hayden's health history. Some around the league thought taking Hayden at No. 12 was a bit of reach and some teams were worried about his health.
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[Translate] When you think of Macau, you would associate this former Portuguese controlled region for the glamour of Las Vegas. Except Macau has a fantastic dining scene from fine to street food like its neighbor Hong Kong. On the fine dining spectrum, 8 at Grand Lisboa Hotel is a glamorous 3* Michelin rated restaurant (since 2014. up to its current list for 2016) in Macau. It's a very sleek restaurant that does serve the best dim sum I ever ate. Ever since that having 8's dim sum, every other dim sum meal didn't match up the deliciousness of what we..
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[Translate] Lung King Heen (龍景軒) at Four Seasons Hong Kong is the only 3* Michelin Cantonese restaurant (an accolade held since 2009) and currently ranked 20th World's Best Restaurant in Asia, located in the bustling Central district. When we arrived to the fourth floor and enter the restaurant, the staff was welcoming. The restaurant itself is adorned with discreet Chinese motifs, polished woods and – a standard for any high-end hotel eatery in this city – views of Victoria Harbour. This restaurant is very popular and primarily filled with affluent locals. If you want dinner reservations, you should book about..
[Translate] On the morning of Chinese New Year (which was Sunday, February 10th) my family and I carried on the tradition of having dim sum as the first important meal of the new year. We chose Grand Restaurant due to my mom's curiosity of this place. This restaurant is located in the New World Mall and it is really is a huge place. Har gaw (蝦餃) and Shu mai (燒賣) We started with har gaw (蝦餃) and shu mai (燒賣) which symbolically means happiness and wealth from the Chinese word shrimp. (Ha sounds like one is laughing.). These dishes were..
[Translate] The spread… It's been a hectic week to say the least. The superstorm Hurricane Sandy pummeled through New York City and the tri-state area pretty bad. To save you the details, all I have to say is that my family and I feel fortunate we're all OK. To celebrate this feel of gratefulness, if you will, we ended up cooking at home this morning and cooked up some dim sum dishes. Beyond my dad's signature Chinese BBQ pork, we had… (more…)
[Translate] Ching-He Huang with Golden Unicorn's dim sum chef; Table setting and Menu Earlier this week, I went to Golden Unicorn Restaurant to meet Ching-He Huang, the newest face on The Cooking Channel, to have dim sum (點心) and her talk about her recently debuted show, Easy Chinese: San Francisco. Golden Unicorn is arguably one of the original dim sum restaurants that still around for several decades without losing its quality. My parents have been there over the decades and still find their food pretty good – and that's a compliment knowing that they've been to many dim sum restaurants..
[Translate] A week ago, when it's the first day of Chinese (or Lunar) New Year, my mom called my phone early in the morning telling me to meet her at Jade Asian Restaurant in Flushing, for dim sum at 8 AM. I'm scratching my head as to "why so early?" But then it dawned on me that it's a Sunday, prime dim sum days are weekends by default, and it is the first day of Chinese New Year and one must eat a "good" breakfast to start off the year. (To clarify a bit, this holiday is very food-centric and..
[Translate] My Hong Kong/China vacation took place on April 29 – May 10, 2009. I know I'm way overdue on these posts but at least I'm writing it – in a sloth-like pace. This post is an overall review of the multiple times (four, if you need to know) I've eaten dim sum at Sportful Garden Restaurant, with my aunt and uncle or with a larger crowd of relatives. It's mostly food porn rather than a useful review, perhaps. I'll let you be the judge. Part of the Interior When my aunt took me to Sportful Garden Restaurant for the..
[Translate] Some dim sum food porn A while back on January 31st, I had dim sum with Robyn, Lee Anne, Erin (of Serious Eats), Mitzy and her husband, Ferry, at Jade Asian Restaurant in Flushing. As you see above, I just plastered a bit of food photos for you but I'm not going to write a full post on it because I'm waay behind. But succinctly review about their dim sum, it's very good and fresh but it's arguably on the pricier end of the spectrum (we ordered about 20 plates or so of food and it came out to..
Hot Chocolate from Vosges, Dim Sum Feast at Chatham Square Restaurant and My First Taste of Bubble Tea
[Translate] The day after my [cref holiday-dinner-at-payard Payard dinner], I was crazy enough to schedule to have dim sum with my friends, Seungmi and Giulia, whom I haven't seen for months. I love these girls to death but hell, my stomach's filled with French food and desserts and after that evening, I thought I couldn't eat anymore. Obviously, I underestimated my hunger… (more…)


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Google and Univision said Monday that they will provide the Spanish-language broadcaster's videos on YouTube starting in the first quarter.
Univision is the largest Spanish-language broadcaster in the U.S., and its YouTube channel will include both clips and full-length programs from its three networks, Univision, TeleFutura and Galavision.
Viewers won't be watching Univision's most popular telenovelas, however — those series are owned by Mexican media company Televisa, and Univision doesn't have the right to stream them in the U.S.
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67,000+ Americans Ask Secretary Salazar to Halt the Expansion of Strip Mining Near Bryce Canyon
(Washington, DC) – Today, the Sierra Club delivered more than 67,000 petitions to the Department of the Interior, each demanding that Alton Coal's proposed strip mine expansion on the doorstep of Utah's beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park be stopped.
Alton's proposed a nearly 3,500-acre expansion of an existing surface mine that further threatens both local businesses and the experiences enjoyed by the nearly 1.3 million visitors who travel to Bryce Canyon National Park every year. Now, tens of thousands of Americans are speaking out by calling on Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar to stop the dirty, dangerous project.
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"More than a million Americans visit Bryce Canyon every year to experience spectacular scenery, clean air, and beautiful views of the night sky - not coal dust, bulldozers, and destruction. But that's exactly what they'd get if this dangerous strip mine expansion goes forward. Tens of thousands are speaking up to defend Bryce Canyon because giving coal free rein wouldn't just bulldoze over our natural legacy, it would threaten businesses and families in the area that rely on the revenue created by having one of the nation's most majestic parks in their backyard. In a region that is rapidly transitioning to clean, renewable energy, doubling down on the dirty fuels of the past does not make sense – especially when it threatens our local economies and our special places ."
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Syracuse head football coach Doug Marrone spent some time talking about the new additions to the offensive line. First up, Junior Offensive Tackle Sean Hickey.
"Sean Hickey's really done a very good job," said Marrone. "He's been solid and I think that's a credit to him because going into it, I was very concerned. I knew that Sean had the ability, big and strong, and we talked about it prior to as far as linemen coming in. Out of all the linemen we've ever brought in here, he's probably had the best ability to get on the field fast because of his strength."
Marrone gave credit to Hickey for how well he has been able to adjust to playing after being sidelined through his collegiate career.
"Going through those injuries, and really not being on the field, for him to come in and do the job he's done, I think that's very commendable on that part."
But, the head coach is not telling Hickey to let up any.
"He needs to continue to increase and get better, which when Justin Pugh comes back, that can create a very good problem for us."
Looking to the other side of the offensive line, Marrone provided his thoughts on Senior Offensive Tackle Lou Alexander thus far.
"I think Lou, at times, has flashed some good things," shared Marrone.
However, he is looking for more out of Alexander.
"…We need to get better consistency and less mistakes from him at that position."
As far as who the offensive line is blocking and providing holes for, Marrone shifted his focus to the backfield to speak on the running backs.
"I don't really have a great feel right now. I think there's some things that we're okay at. I think again there's some strengths to some of those backs, but I'm really looking for a little bit greater separation, someone to really take it," offered Marrone.
"I think today we took steps forward toward that. I'll be interested to see in these next couple practices in the direction we go."
The lack of separation so far at the running back position seems to have resulted in the redirection of freshman DeVante McFarlane, who has been practicing at strong safety up until today's practice.
"Obviously we moved Devante over there," Marrone stated. "I think that shows that there's not a great comfort level at that position."
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