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Roasting shrimp intensifies their sweet flavor making them succulent and tender. Here the flavors of garlic, lemon and thyme all mingle together before being tossed with the shrimp and served with angel hair spaghetti.
Olive oil, lemon zest and fresh thyme are briefly roasted without the shrimp to saturate the oil with flavor. The shrimp is then tossed in the fragrant oil with thinly sliced lemon and minced garlic then briefly roasted until they turn pink and start to curl.
I like this best served over thin and delicate angel hair spaghetti tossed with fresh-squeezed lemon juice and a fruity, extra-virgin olive oil. Feel free to serve it over your favorite pasta or grain, couscous or fluffy rice.
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Roasted shrimp and angel hair spaghetti with garlic, thyme and lemon.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. In an 8x8 glass baking pan combine olive oil, lemon zest and thyme. Olive oil should liberally cover the bottom of the pan, if it doesn't drizzle in a little more.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Bake in oven for 10-12 minutes, checking every few minutes, if it looks like it is getting too brown remove and proceed to next step.
- Meanwhile cook pasta, drain and toss with a pat of butter or olive oil.
- Remove pan from oven, add butter and move it around a little to melt, add shrimp, garlic and the thin sliced lemons (don't squeeze them), toss to coat with oil mixture. Bake for 8-10 more minutes or until shrimp turn pink and just start to curl, check often.
- Serve over pasta, couscous or rice tossed with additional extra-virgin olive oil and fresh-squeezed lemon with additional lemon wedges for serving.
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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by Sam I Am, Oct 19, 2011.
Eclipes yesterday (May 20th 2012) from El Dorado Springs, MO
Another Eclipse photo, though I don't know where this one came from.
More of the same.
From Tokyo
From Space
Sapporo, Japan
Rock, Paper, Scissors
Que the Hawaii 5-0 music
That is just flat out mesmerizing. Beautiful, really.
Wacky Buildings Edition
"Inverted House" (Upside down house) in Szymbark, Poland.
"Tenerife Auditorium", the Canary Islands, Spain.
"Bull ring", Birmingham, UK.
The public library in Kansas City, USA.
The project "Eden", the United Kingdom.
"Edificio mirador" in Madrid.
"Calakmul building" - building a giant washing machine, Mexico.
The residential complex "Habitat-67" in Montreal, Canada.
Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
Lotus Temple in New Delhi, India.
"Atomium" in Brussels, Belgium.
Stone House (Stone house), Portugal.
"Cubic houses", Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Museum of Art in Denver.
Milwaukee Art Museum, USA.
Museum of Arts in Graz, Austria.
"Le Palais Ideal", France. Built usual French postman Ferdinand Cheval, an enthusiast for 33 years (1879-1912).
Lutheran Church in Reykjavik, Iceland.
"Longaberger Basket Building", Newark, USA.
"Wonder works", Pigeon Forge, USA.
"Crooked house", Poland.
National Theater in Beijing.
A unique 13-storey wooden "skyscraper" in Arkhangelsk. Demolished in 2009.
Faisal Mosque in Pakistan, Islamabad.
can't believe some of those buildings are real. crazy!
Well I know the Atomium is real in Belgium because I went to it in, oh, 1986?
Recently, archaeologists digging in Xultún in an ancient complex in Guatamala, have discovered the remains of a scribe's house, dating from 813 AD. On one wall, calculations were found predicting cycles 7,000 years into the future. For those that can't do the math. That about 5,000+ years beyond 2012.
We're even.
Birds striking planes cause an estimated 1.2 billion dollars worth of damage annually, not to mention sporadic deaths. Here's a simple solution:
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that slinky is pretty amazing.
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Now this is a Defender you want on your team...:laugh2:
Not what you want to happening at 200 MPH
Ever wonder what a bear with no hair would look like? This. Poor Dolores has lost her coat. She's a bare bear!
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Asian: 0.7%
Pacific Islander: <0.1%
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Hispanic/Latino: 3.7% (of any race)
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Hertford County, located in North Carolina's Coastal Plain region and partially bordering the state of Virginia, was formed from Bertie, Chowan, and Northampton Counties in 1759. The county took its name from Francis Seymour Conway, earl and later marquis of Hertford. Communities in the county include the county seat of Winton (originally Wynntown [incorporated in 1766], which replaced Cotton's Ferry), Ahoskie, Murfreesboro, Harrellsville, Como, and Cofield.
Once inhabited by Chowanoac, Meherrin, and Tuscarora Indian tribes, the eastern area of Hertford County was explored by English settlers of the early Roanoke Island and Jamestown colonies and became a British possession known as the Parish of St. Barnabas. Settlers took full advantage of the area's rich farmland as well as the opportunities for fishing offered by the Chowan River. The town of Winton was the first North Carolina town to be burned during the Civil War (20 Feb. 1862).
Though the county later experienced some industrial development and had incorporated manufacturing into its economy by the 1950s, agriculture continued to dominate through the early 2000s, with staples such as tobacco, cotton, peanuts, corn, and soybeans among the leading crops. Chowan College, a Baptist school, was founded in Murfreesboro in 1848. The county also hosts the modern-day Meherrin Indian tribe, which has about 700 members. The overall population of Hertford County was estimated to be 23,700 in 2004.
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This week in Wellington sees the highest concentration of New Zealand work during the international festival, synced to satisfy the professional needs of the world's roving club of festival artistic directors, looking for work that will fill the holes in next year's programme. Let's say, for example, to counterbalance the selection for their programme elsewhere of an Argentinian table tennis and ukelele playing dance troupe.
They're the sleek, silent ones in the theatre's best seats with the jetlag eyes and comfy clothing.
This festival's decision to focus more on re-presenting proven New Zealand work rather than premiering it has been much remarked upon.
It's something artistic director Lissa Twomey made a fuss about in her opening address in the festival programme as a "new initiative" called RESTAGE (the obsession with the caps lock button on our arts producers' keyboards for emphases has to stop).
Twomey wrote, "you'll see productions previously seen on NZ stages at their next phase of development".
This could also read as: "We couldn't afford to take the risk on as many unproven works this year", or "the local works we had in development simply weren't as interesting as the overseas works".
But I jest. Twomey is arguably making a smart move here, as numerous critics have said, applauding the initiative.
Critical commentary on New Zealand works in recent festivals has been dominated by pastings of large, expensive big-risk local works like Trial of a Cannibal Dog and Inside Out's Holy Sinner. Remember the stage version of Bro Town last festival?
The international festival however has previously held a preeminent position in the country as a development organisation, providing infrastructural support to the experienced acclaimed NZ artists (the Douglas Wrights et al) and rising strong producers to premiere large works they don't have the resources or audience base to easily do alone.
The 1990s programmes are littered with the world premieres of some of our most celebrated performance works. That decade saw the exponential growth of independent theatre making, and the festival became a key early mover and shaker in seeing works that are more than a maximum of four actors and couple of chairs.
The landscape has changed significantly since then, and for the better.
It would have been foolish for the festival not to adapt. Other festivals have grown, including Auckland, which premiered The Arrival (in Wellington this week to acclaim and now touring internationally) last year. Through their development programmes they helped initiate 360, premiering this weekend. Smaller festivals like Wanaka have gained a reputation for commissioning work (the runaway national hit Le Sud) and festivals are working closer together to help develop and commission work, to ensure its longer life and to spread risk.
This is all good. Whether it deserves to be called an initiative or not, this year's festival is sensibly presenting New Zealand works that have had an array of different well-strategised development paths.
He Reo Aroha for example had tours of duty in Hawaii, Canada and Taranaki before premiering to strong notices in its hometown this week.
Development doesn't end on opening night. Some would say it's just beginning; just as a band that has written and rehearsed a song hones it over touring.
But here comes the big but. He Reo Aroha is two actors and no chairs. What praise over the restaging philosophy risks obscuring is that our larger ambitious works still have to premiere somewhere. Currently that's at festivals because our theatre and dance companies don't have the resources of the likes of the National Theatre in London, particularly for large cast works (employing people being the performing arts' most expensive item).
Text-based works in particular risk missing out, as this sort of work is seen as the preserve of the established theatre companies. It was notable that, as far as I can recall, the New Zealand Festival didn't pick up any of the works in its own development programme, Show and Tell in late 2008 bar Me and Mark Twain in Maoriland, which is being produced by tried and true Festival partner, Maori production company Taki Rua. Many of those works, due to their size, will struggle to be put up independently, or to gain the showcase opportunity a festival provides.
The point is that if the festival isn't able to mount these works - and I'm not sure they should of necessity have to - the development investment from Creative New Zealand and others needs to go into those who are producing independently.
Such an investment should be a sign that our theatre industry is growing, as other independent companies are able to follow in the successful wake of the likes of Indian Ink.
Indeed CNZ funding decisions over the last year and the funding agency's development of a distribution strategy sees them doing exactly that - putting more faith with larger funds in the hands of now experienced independent producers.
As a festival-goer the thrill of going to a world premiere shouldn't be underestimated, however.
Sure, there is the risk that the work will be a stinker (witness the right critical kicking that the recently premiered Peter Brook production got this week in Wellington), but at least you can dine out on the fact that you were there for years after.
Many long remember that Kiri Te Kanawa pulled out an awful performance at the Michael Fowler Centre during the festival in the mid 1990s, and that Nina Simone was pissed performing back in the late 1980s.
I would also argue though that the risk is fairly minimal. Yes some works need more time, but acclaimed NZ works this festival like Apollo 13, The Arrival and Ship Songs were outstanding on premiere. I wouldn't have given up my tickets to last night's world premiere of 360 for anything.
The risk is part of the itching in the oyster shell that makes the pearl. It's an essential part of what makes the performing arts so exciting.


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An astronomy team led by the University of Colorado Boulder using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has zeroed in on a wild intergalactic construction project -- a cluster of early galaxies just starting to assemble only 600 million years after the Big Bang.
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The five bright galaxies spotted by Hubble are about one-half to one-tenth the size of our Milky Way, yet are comparable in brightness. The galaxies are bright and massive because they are being fed lots of gas through mergers with other galaxies. Simulations show the galaxies will merge in time to form the brightest central galaxy in the cluster.
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Posted at 8:46 PM on August 25, 2012
Posted at 12:53 PM on August 14, 2012
listen everyone should mind there own and worry about there own lives. maybe do u ever think thats why famous couples don't last ppl cause of this type of stuff. they both cheated on each other k steward 1 time rob 7-8 different times. so they should both get over it get back together or move the hell on 3 weeks of this stuff is long enough. listen i'm starting to realize we r all living in a fantasy with these two and the movie. don't get me wrong i like them both but enough is enough sorry i think it's time for us fan to move on
Posted at 1:42 AM on August 8, 2012
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Posted at 8:32 AM on August 7, 2012
Ouch…The only thing that could be worst than giving an advice on how to live a privet life; IS TAKING AN A ADVICE FROM COMPLETE STRANGERS ONLINE> More than likely, they will work it out by them selves>
P.S. However : very sad how that friendship kind of broke, along with their relationship…> As far for the accusations towards ROb > As long as its not that often, and under control, i see no problem….Its okey. People do go out after brake up, it is very normal…
Whatever it is, that`s between them two…Looks like they are not ready to face each other just yet… By the way, being cheated on should not feel humiliating at all!!! Since when must the betrayed person feel unexplainable guilt for "who" knows "what"??
God bless, and my best regards to Kristen and Rob! Takes a while to get back on the track, but time heals:)
Posted at 9:54 PM on August 6, 2012
I've been married for 30 years Aug 27. There are so many components to a relationship that to say they should split up just because she 'cheated' is not a fair statement. Of course, now there are rumors there was no 'sex' so does that make the episode any less devastating? If you are on the receiving end of the heartache, no. How you handle it makes all the difference in the world. Mr. Pattinson must be willing to get past this and take Ms. Stewart back with open arms heart and not look back. If he is not able to do that, and not give ultimatums, they should go their separate ways. Ms. Stewart has to be willing to never put herself in that situation again. The only reason I felt compelled to comment is that 29 years ago as a very young bride I found myself in the same situation but with my husband and a young woman. I had to make the decision I suggested above and I'm glad I did. It was hard and it took time, but it was worth it. We now have 2 grown children and 4 beautiful grandchildren. With what has happened between these two, it's much too easy to walk away from a relationship than it is to work things out. Just putting my 2¢ worth's hoping it makes a difference. In the photos, they look at each other the way that my husband and I still look at each other after all this time!
Posted at 7:22 PM on August 7, 2012
Wonderfully said! I'm not one to typically follow these things; in fact my main exposure to this couple has been via the checkout line at the grocery store. With that said, these two gave us all a sliver of light, hope and escape during dark days.
They're both young, lovely and gave us a peek at a romantic dream (nearly) fulfilled. I don't know what will happen or what should happen, but I hope they both find peace and forgiveness…in whatever form that may take.
I'm so happy that your story progressed so beautifully. <3
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Posted at 8:28 PM on August 6, 2012
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claudia muafeca
Posted at 5:28 PM on August 5, 2012
Is it possible for Rob to read our comments? please if you're just consider our comments to give Kris another chance,we're sure that after this she wont do the same mistake again.. we beg you to prove us that true love don't only happen in twilight world but also in reality.. we love you both and we wont stand seeing you guys apart.. come on make rumours shamed.. huge fan<3<3
Posted at 9:36 PM on August 5, 2012
trying not to dissapoint fans isnt a good reason to get back with someone. idk if he reads the comments probably not cuz therre are so many but he shouldnt listen to wat other ppl have to say he should be alone for a while away from kristen and think about whether or not he wants to still be with her. im a huge fann too i dnt want robsten to end but if true love does exsist and they r rele meant for each other im sure they will one day try again and get back together
Posted at 3:29 PM on August 5, 2012
this website is trash
Posted at 12:07 PM on August 5, 2012
what makes me laugh about this crappy website is how frivolous their reasons for things are. okay, both of them like low-key dates, there are millions of other people who also like low key dates. other people work well with them. truth is, you know NOTHING about their relationship. so leave them alone.
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Kali Boy 21
Posted at 8:34 PM on August 6, 2012
Posted at 8:50 AM on August 5, 2012
I hope they do work things out!
I hope they show people all over that LOVE can over triumph over stuff that can get thrown at them.
They are strong. They can get through this if they allow it.
*There are worse cheaters out there.
1. Tiger cheated on his wife, and kids with numerous woman.
2. Arnold cheated on his long time wife with their maid for many years creating a son in the process.
3. John Edwards cheated on his wife while she was dealing with cancer. He also had a child with his mistress.
I don't think what Kristen did was THAT BAD. I believe she has learned a lesson, and I believe that she is truly sorry.
Posted at 8:51 AM on August 5, 2012
Kali Boy 21
Posted at 8:38 PM on August 6, 2012
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Kali Boy 21
Posted at 8:40 PM on August 6, 2012
Kali Boy 21
Posted at 8:57 PM on August 6, 2012
What Kristen did was no different then what Tiger, Arnold, and john did. The only difference is Kristen was caught earlier then the other three. Also we have no idea how long they were seeing each other or how long they would continued seeing each other. Kristen not sorry for cheating she's sorry for getting caught. Like I said What Kristen did was no different then what the other three did they all betrayed their lovers trust.
Allyssa Marie
Posted at 3:39 AM on August 5, 2012
Oh my...
Posted at 8:35 AM on August 5, 2012
What does his love has to do with this? Don't you dare put this on Rob. She cheated on him, humiliated him publically and dragged him through hell with all the gossip that is coming out now. He shouldn't take her back. It would be best for the both of them to go their seperate ways.
And you only want them together for selfish reasons. You want your Robsten nothing else.
Kali Boy 21
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|2012-09-06, 21:43
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And even if it is intentional, there's nothing saying that Aizen's hypothetical shortcoming isn't limited just to an inability to manifest a Bankai, and everything else, up to and including surpassing the requirement to verbally release his Shikai, is perfectly attainable for him.
Also, Aizen did verbally release his Zanpakuto when he conquered Hueco Mundo (chapter 371). Granted, the implication is that he already had Barragan, etc., enthralled before then, but we don't know the exact requirements of how it enthralls someone, or when exactly the hollows became enthralled. Our only source on that kind of information isn't exactly trustworthy...
|2012-09-06, 22:31
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maybe the reason Aizen never revealed his bankai was because Kubo was keeping it for this final arc.
i wonder who will bust him out of jail...hope it will be Ichigo cause I can't wait to see the stupid look on his face when he hears what he has to do haha!
|2012-09-06, 23:30
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In Barry's case, I'm 99% positive Aizen released to shikai, the moment he held his weapon in front of him upside down and finished the ceremony right before the first words of his proposition speech. How the other hollows were caught under the spell, if at all, is of no concern since the rest of the scene only shows the illusion from Barry's PoV. Now Kubo's made Aizen say his release command on multiple occasions--the scene you're referring to in chapter 371 is one such example. Speaking of which, he seems to prefer stating the command immediately before dispelling an illusion. So this would be long after he goes shikai--which is the dilemma. Having said that, there have also been times when Aizen has not stated a release command to dispel his illusions. The most prominent example is when Hitsugaya stabbed Hinamori. But there have been more times too. (Like dispelling the illusion against Komamura before roasting him w/ hado 90) or dispelling the illusion after he sliced Hitsugaya up in central 46. So what does this mean?
IMO, Kubo makes Aizen state the "shatter" release command mostly for the readers benefit when he feels it's necessary. I've never felt inclined to give Kubo anymore credit than that. But hey, I could be wrong. Maybe Kubo's fridge logic will pull through. He'll bring Aizen back to the plot, give him his shinigami powers back with his original abilities in-tact and actually take the time out to come up with explanations that will fill-in the minor hole or two involved with not having a bankai (if that's indeed the case). Or he could just give him a bankai and come up with some reason for not using it before. *shrugs*
|2012-09-07, 17:11
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I'm itching to see Yamaji's bankai! Though I'm more curious about whose sword was held up to Urahara's shoulder (yeah yeah...10 to 1 it's GJ or Nel. Just show us already!).
As for whether Aizen having bankai or not... I don't see someone of Aizen's genius and obsession with perfection not obtaining bankai if he had the potential. But I suppose it's completely possible that Kyouka Suigetsu's has some special limitations in exchange for the power of complete hypnosis. There's typically a few reasons characters won't use certain powers
A) They're so powerful they're never forced to wield it
B)It's too dangerous to nearby allies
C) They don't like revealing it openly
D) There's a heavy price for using it.
So assuming Aizen has bankai, it's probably a combination of A and D why we've never seen it.
|2012-09-07, 22:17
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|2012-09-08, 06:37
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mystery sword owner
I was just reading some old Bleach manga and I think the mystery sword belongs to Gin. The attack style in which the SR was slashed with no bs matches too. I know, I know its crazy but you cannot absolutely rule it out.
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|2012-09-09, 00:23
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start thinkin bout clones
chapter 417 he told himself that itchigo's gaze has grown strong and that he can die knowing itachigo will kill aizen.
hes pretty much dead, he was almost sliced in half, had his arm ripped off and no one could have saved him at that moment. if he was alive he would have to face punishment for his crimes and tite would have shown that.
|2012-09-09, 03:25
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Location: it's too dark to tell...
And it will most likely happen in either two ways:
1.) We briefly visit Ichigo, to see that he is still stuck in that trap, before we pan to Urahara and the Mystery Person. They forge an alliance to kill the Christmas Ornament bad guy and figure out how to save Ichigo.
2.) Or we'll have to endure a few chapters of Ichigo's self-loathing, before he somehow gets the confidence (or hate--some sort of motivation) to power-up enough to free himself. Then, the mystery person will be revealed.
I would prefer option 1, but I have a feeling that it will be something along the lines of option 2. Ichigo entering his inner world to gain confidence in himself--yadda, yadda, yadda. Rinse and repeat. I just want to see Grimmjow. Is that too much to ask for?
|2012-09-09, 09:44
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start thinkin bout clones
all of his words are in his head because aizen wrecked him. rangiku is crying uncontrollably because her longest friend is dying and she cant do anything to stop it.
why would he come back, his purpose is done. His mission was to kill aizen as he felt he was the only one capable of it and he failed. As he died he seen that itchigo was a man determined and capable of doing what he couldnt.
|2012-09-09, 10:00
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I understand the points everyone is making but this is Kubo and Bleach we are talking about so until I have absolute confirmation Gin is dead I will keep him as a possiblity. We never did see his second form and he did say he was a snake. Maybe he just shed his skin like a snake.
Also, in this translation Gin says "leave it to you and hit the trail"
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|2012-09-10, 06:02
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And I also very much want to see Grimmjow return...as an actual fighter, not one of Ichigo's lackeys (little chance of that though). Whoever the mystery person is, they will probably be the key to freeing Ichigo.
|2012-09-10, 15:26
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Well I don't want to see Ichigo until his inner hollow comes back. Ichigo has become too boring. It seems all he's good at nowadays is yelling like a madman. Kubo really slaughtered his character since the defeat of Aizen(IMO).
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|2012-09-10, 16:51
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So sexy it hurts
Then, Ichigo attacks, and we have a boring 18 chapter long Ichigo fight!
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Original post made by Periwinkle, Downtown North, on Sep 18, 2006
The Mall is really designed to draw from OUTSIDE out community - kind of like LA's "Rodeo Drive" )with lots less ambiance than Rodeo Dr.). There isn't any place left to take the kids for relatively inexpensive eats, outside of a few cafes. Most of the shops are one-dimensional, charging 5 times more for trendy clothing and accessories based on "name brand" baloney.
It does generate sales taxes for our city, but is it USEFUL, otherwise?
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a resident of Palo Verde
on Sep 18, 2006 at 4:29 pm
As a local shopping centre, it is not useful to me at all. I do go occasionally, perfume to take abroad, foreign exchange and wiring money abroad. My sons insist on going to the Giants Dugout, but mainly to window shop as they can't afford the clothes. I did like going to Fresh Choice and some of the toy shops, but they have also gone. The last couple of times I have been there, I got there early and was unable to get in until 10.00 so that is also no good for me when I am in a hurry to do several errands before anywhere else gets busy.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Sep 19, 2006 at 7:07 am
Smith & Hawkens, Books, Inc., and See's make a nice short diversion, when I want to splurge, otherwise it is useless.
a resident of another community
on Sep 19, 2006 at 8:11 am
the whole palo alto/menlo park area is too upscale for 99.999% of the world's population.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Sep 19, 2006 at 12:00 pm
I think the place is great! Wonderful ambience and a pleasure to shop. I go there all the time - it's much better than other Malls on the peninsular.
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Sep 19, 2006 at 3:14 pm
Its meant for occassion shopping - going there with the intention of buying clothes for day care / elementary school kids does not work. It is what it is ... it was designed for a different economic strata, I guess.
I go there to eat icecream with my kids and drop pennies in the fountain in front of Shreve - never to shop, its too expensive for me
a resident of College Terrace
on Sep 20, 2006 at 10:23 am
I think it's pretty unanimous, too expensive for locals, ideal for foreign visitors ready to spend some money. We like to go to sit and drink a cup of coffee and watch the shi-shi people go by.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Sep 20, 2006 at 2:35 pm
Richard, what are "shi-shi" people? Is it a derogatory slang term that long time residents of Palo Alto use to refer to those fools who work hard enough to recently purchase a home in this area?
a resident of Midtown
on Sep 20, 2006 at 5:55 pm
I think Stanford has a nice atmosphere. I like the fact that its outdoors, and some stores are pretty useful. For example Macy's, Nordstrom, Crate&Barrell, and another location of The Creamery. I love the Giants dugout store too.
I do find it annoying that Nordstrom and Crate aren't connected to the bulk of the mall.
However, for many everyday shopping needs, especially for kids, I have to go down to Valley Faire or up to Hillsdale. That includes things like the Lego store, the Hello Kitty/Sanrio store, Disney store, etc.
I think the dining is pretty marginal at Stanford. I like Max's, but I wish there were a few more options.
Because of the high-end aspect of the stores, I think the crowd trends older and more "upscale," which isn't really a bad thing, in my opinion.
And Involuntary, I too am a recent purchaser here, and I'm not shi-shi in the slightest! I like my beer cheap, my steaks rare and my metaphors hyperbolical.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Sep 20, 2006 at 7:40 pm
Palo Alto is one of the finest communities on earth. It is only natural that our shopping choices consist of the finest establishments. Go over to stinky south Palo Alto's Wal Mart if you're not good enough for Stanford.
a resident of University South
on Sep 20, 2006 at 10:39 pm
Wal-Mart is in Mountain View.
Stanford is one of the few shopping areas that Palo Alto is encouraging. Palo Alto is making it difficult for auto dealers, big box stores, and hotels.
The tax revenue has to come from somewhere, so if you don't shop there, don't complain, push for Palo Alto to get a big box store.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Nov 11, 2006 at 11:39 am
The center may carry many items too expensive for the average shopper, but obviously enough people go and buy there to help fill the Palo Alto tax coffers. I have gone there since it first opened with I. Magnin's, Livingston's, Byron's, and Roos-Atkins. It is the most beautifully landscaped shopping center I have ever seen and worth a visit throughout the year just for that alone.
In the same vein, I hope that Town & Country returns with a new look and some options not supported at Stanford. For more utilitarian purchases like kids clothes, San Antonio is the place to go.
I think it's nice to have a variety of options.
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WILMINGTON — Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli made an appearance at practice at Ristuccia Arena on Sunday and spoke about the trade deadline and what he expects going into the stretch run towards the playoffs. Here is the transcript from the interview.
On how much activity he expects when the roster freeze is lifted at 11:59 p.m. tonight:
It wouldn't surprise me if there were a few deals tomorrow morning, tomorrow. My guess is that there will be the same number of deals that there always has been. We are in on a couple of deals but there has not been much traction over the course of the Olympic break, but we will see what happens next couple of days.
On how much talk there has been:
Definitely the talk has picked up. The fact that there is nothing pressing and you can't do a deal, it is not idle chatter but it is more standard discussions. But, at the end of the day you can't do a deal until tomorrow.
On what the Bruins are doing:
We are in on a couple of things and we will see where they go, otherwise we don't have a lot of traction on these things.
On what the ideal pickup would be for the Bruins:
Well, obviously, you look at the statistics and it is our scoring. We want to get some type of top-nine forward that has an offensive bent to his game. There are not many out there.
On the type of deal the Bruins would probably end up with:
Yeah, it would probably be a rental. The nature of my discussions to this point, I wouldn't necessarily name them as "hockey moves" but non-rentals. It is hard now because no one, well, one, there are only four or five teams that are sellers and two, no one amongst the buyers wants to do a significant hockey move right now because they are in a cluster and they don't want to mix and do something significant to their team.
On trade prices:
Yeah, they are high and will remain high.
What about prices with so few sellers on the market?
It allows those sellers to enter the market at high prices and that is what has happened. That is not a surprise, that is the way that the market has been set.
On what he saw on the four-game road trip before the break:
I thought it was tremendous for the four games. Much like I saw towards the tail end of the losing streak, I saw a lot of good things. I thought we got a little sloppy at the end of the winning streak but I was impressed with the way they won four in a row. That is tough to do. I thought they pulled it together and obviously the results speak volumes in those four games. I like the way they pulled it together knowing there was a break coming. To me that speaks to the synergy of the team too.
On whether the last several games before the break changed his desire to make a move at the deadline:
Well, on its face we need some more goal scoring. But, I also know that if I don't get it, I know that these guys are better than they are. I would demand that from them and expect it from them. What I saw in maybe the last five or six games, including that four-game winning streak, was more chances, more willingness to go to the net and do all those little things that you have to do. That is quite promising.
On the expected performance of the Olympic players, especially David Krejci:
Well, I am sure it was refreshing to David to go out and not just do well but exceptionally well. It was a change and, as a matter of fact, David has been playing well the last couple of weeks. So, it does not surprise me that he has gone out there and played well. Then I saw his games and he played very well. These guys are going, the guys that are playing yesterday and today, they are going to be tired. You know, so you are going to see that at the start, they are going to be tired.
On how hard it is to evaluate the team during the Olympic break with the thought of trades in mind:
Well, it is hard. But, we have to take a broader viewpoint. You don't just base it on your last game. The harder thing was talking about your team, talking about your needs with other GMs knowing you can't do anything. But everyone faces that.


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Students who want to start college in January should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid before Oct. 15 and list Pulaski Tech as their school choice. The application is online at www.FAFSA. gov. Pulaski Tech's Title IV School Code is 014167. Students who are attending another college or university and plan to transfer to Pulaski Tech in the spring should add PTC to any previously processed FAFSA.
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The AOL Dulles summer interns and the NextGen business resource group (BRG), an Employee Interest Group established to empower and enrich young professionals at AOL through collaboration, social networking, and professional development, showed off their competitive spirit last Friday by hosting a kickball tournament on our Dulles campus. AOL competed against interns and NextGeners from local companies comScore and Raytheon.
The idea for the event kicked off when Dulles interns and the NextGen BRG thought it would be a great way to have fun getting to know one another. A few brainstorming sessions later, the Intern Social Ambassador Group and myself added a few local companies to the mix. After interest grew, it was decided to make the tournament a charitable event.
With the help of AOLers Blair Cobb and Sara Bennett, the tournament organizers teamed up with the Cause Marketing Team and the AOL Marathon Team to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House Music Room Project. Funds will be put toward renovating the music room at the Ronald McDonald House in New York City in honor of AOLer Rory Wheeler, who died last July. For every employee who participated in the kickball tournament, the Cause Marketing team donated money to the AOL Marathon Team fundraising page for the Ronald McDonald House. AOL recently donated a media room to the house in October.
The tournament kicked off with food, music, signs, cheering squads and round-robin games among the three teams to see who would take home bragging rights. In the end, the AOL interns' skills and teamwork landed them the most points of all three teams.
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Sandra Bernhard was supposed to be performing in Boston this week.
The notoriously controversial comedian and performance artist was scheduled to headline Funny Women . . . Serious Business, a fundraiser for Rosie's Place, on October 16 at the Hynes Convention Center, but was dropped from the show when officials from the women's shelter got wind of some of her latest edgy political material from a performance she gave in Washington, DC. Specifically, Bernhard sarcastically predicted that when Governor Sarah Palin made a trip to Manhattan, she "would be gang-raped by my big, black brothers." That didn't go over so well at Rosie's Place.
In a statement issued by e-mail earlier this week, Rosie's Place Executive Director Sue Marsh wrote, "We just learned of Ms. Bernhard's remarks about Sarah Palin and were shocked and deeply disturbed. We do not condone nor support her comments. Rosie's Place provides a safe haven for poor and homeless women, some of whom have experienced violence in their lives. Therefore, we do not believe that violence against women is a joking matter and will not be including Ms. Bernhard in our upcoming fundraising event."
Bernhard has since been replaced by Carol Leifer as the headliner for the Rosie's Place event. When I contacted Bernhard's publicist for comment, he referred me to a statement that Bernhard made to the Huffington Post, in which she denied making any jokes about gang rape or rape at all during the show. She further said that she's unapologetic for outrageous material and that she's concerned about Palin's stance on reproductive rights. Bernhard told the AP that, in criticizing Palin for opposing abortion rights, her material "challenged whether [Palin] would keep the baby if she became pregnant after being violated by a group of black men in New York."
Which begs the question: is it ever okay to use "rape" in a punch line? Some, like Boston comedian Bethany Van Delft, think it's not the concept but the context that made Bernhard's material so controversial. "Bernhardt's words were irresponsible — not as a comedian, but as a woman," says Van Delft. "I don't want to say you can never joke about rape, but you have to be exceptionally funny to make it funny. Otherwise, you're just saying it to be shocking. I do feel what Bernhard's saying is that she hates Sarah Palin that much. If she'd wished gang rape on John McCain, I would laugh."
Comedian Maria Ciampa echoes the sentiment. "Context is everything," she says. "George Carlin taught us that. People are sensitive to hot-button words. They freeze up, they don't want to listen. . . . Once a comedian starts using anger and becoming aggressive and threatening toward other people, it's not funny, whether that comedian is a man or a woman."
Well, then, how does one define "funny," exactly? Is it all about the jokes? The delivery? Context? Contrast? Gender? A combination of all of these things?
There are certain topics and buzzwords that seem to rarely, even never, be funny. A rookie mistake that amateur comedians often make is to attack these topics head-on and do a set filled with material that they perceive as pushing the envelope. Newsflash, Monday-night bringer-show kings and queens: just because a word or a phrase is culturally sensitive does not make it fodder for comedy gold.
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by Goku, Feb 15, 2012.
has us picking Barron...
Barron would be a bust pick for us.
We don't need a SS that can't cover deep or man to man with TEs.
I would rather take DeCastro, Glenn, Jenkins or Kirkpatrick who he has going after 14 or trade back.
He has Upshaw at 10, Kuechly at 11, and Ingram at 12
I've heard some compare Barron to Polamalu, but I don't see it. I gotta believe that if Kirkpatrick is there, they'll take him.
As I stated in another thread , we have posters on this board that can rate players better than these media draft guys . (That doesn't include Joe C. )lmao
If the Cowboys picked Barron, with those other guys still on the board then I'd boycott Risen Star's Sunday morning political discussions at Dunkin Donuts.
Wow I'm baffled by some of the picks intrigued by others. I can't believe he has DeCastro falling that far and while I see Barron going in the 15-20 range I don't want him. I can also see Vinny Curry going in the late 1st round.
He has to keep changing his drafts so people will read him. While I think he can evaluate players, I think he is exploited by the nature of ESPN and they are probably asking him to come up with as many different scenarios as possible. Which is why he'll have 7-8 mock drafts between now and April.
This draft, even more so than some of his other shams, looks like he viewed the whole first round and then plugged in picks by need and in terms of his current value chart. In other words, after about the first five BPA goes out the window. It doesn't look like he went pick by pick in order.
Anyway, I don't think this is anywhere even close to how things will shake out.
I think you are right . He has to do something to keep up the draft buzz and justify his paycheck . Moving these players up and down the draft board keeps people talking for sure .
dead on. There is absolutely no reason for Glenn to go up or DeCastro to go down. None of the teams are seriously into their board yet; will not even begin until after the combine. So his info is questionable at best.
this I agree with
outside of the cowboys taken Barron instead of Kirkpatrik I think it may be a very possible draft each team drafting for their highest BPA need
find it interesting that there's at least one draft pundit who looks at Barron the same way I did about a month ago. I, too, had him going to the Cowboys because it makes sense.
Having said that, I'm standing by my current mock so far. I haven't consider changing even the last rounds, which are the more volatile ones. That's not going to last, obviously, because of free agency, but that film of DeCastro against Notre Dame in 2010 has me salivating at the thought of him wearing a Cowboys uniform..
He actually reminds me of a bigger, stronger, and better version of Mark Stepnoski, who was a technique beast at center.
Yeah Polamalu was recently exposed as being horrendous in coverage.
Barron is always late to the ball.
Agree about the technician part but Step was a midget compared to DeCastro.
no way a guy with a double hernia is going in the top 15 picks.
Mike, I wish I understood that because I think you just won that one.
I'm not surprised Melly Mel has Glenn going ahead of DeCastro. He's got that T/G flexibility teams covet. It may be enough to make this true.
I know I'd prefer Glenn here for that very reason.
.......kiper is a clown IMO: like your mock Robert: solid through the 4th: won't lie: not familiar with last 3 guys.......
.......man oh MAN are people under estimating this procedure. I had a single one done 2 months ago and I'm going back to the surgeon on Monday as I'm having problems: granted, I'm south of 40 but still.........this SHOULD scare teams off in the first round. That said, if he falls to GB or the gspots and is an all pro for 12 years well............:bang2: