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Michael (Nicholas Braun) and Matty (Hunter Cope) have been best friends since childhood, and as high schoolers are the types of guys who say "get our dicks wet" without irony and aspire to lose their virginities by prom. This may sound like familiar terrain for a teen movie, until Matty confides to Michael, "I'm a gay dude." Refreshingly, Date and Switch doesn't treat Matty as a stereotype (such pigeonholing is reserved for the characters encountered during a later, and awkward, visit to a gay bar), and the fact that Michael remains his friend and doesn't immediately freak out is also bracing. Matty's coming out inevitably prompts a number of mildly comical dick jokes, and in a funny set piece, Michael, genuinely confused about what gay guys are into, looks at guy-on-guy porn in an attempt to do "research."
Given the film's raunchy setup, Michael's naïveté is surprisingly sweet. Inevitably, his father, Terry (Nick Offerman), walks in on the boy, and the two attempt to converse as the porn flick's sex sounds increasingly swell. The originality of the scene is derived from the way it reverses the typical narrative of gay panic: Rather than be grossed out by it, Michael seeks to understand his friend's orientation, and his father's unfortunately timed appearance is amusingly deadpan, allowing for Terry himself to show his acceptance as he tells his son that he will love him no matter what. Sadly, the rest of the film lacks for such richness of meaning, revealing itself to be a more liberal and up-to-date, though still safe, alternative to the typical teen movie, and replete with a number of details (including Michael and Matty being in a TV-theme-song cover band, Aziz Ansari in a small role as a morbid go-kart worker, and Matty's mother's excitement over a chicken roaster) that strain for quirky-indie credibility without really going anywhere.
The film's forced quirkiness and repeated displays of bro-ism in action may hinder the potential for a more subtle approach to the potentially challenging issue the story depicts, but there are bright spots, such as the moral center represented by Matty's ex-girlfriend and Michael's eventual crush, Em (Dakota Johnson). She takes Matty's orientation in stride, listening to his insecurities and offering him advice, and even has a drunken hookup with him after he comes out; to its credit, the film doesn't treat sexuality as entirely black and white. Though Date and Switch ties itself up too neatly, and Michael's big moment in the spotlight at prom is cheesy at best and patronizing at worst, it's enlivened by some cheerfully bawdy humor, with its final sequence saliently rebuking the often homophobic tendencies of many teen movies in its normalization of gay relationships.


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BAGHDAD, (Xinhua): At least 16 people were killed and 43 others wounded in violent attacks across Iraq on Monday, police said.
Eight people were killed and 20 others wounded when a car bomb exploded near a popular market in the neighborhood of Ur in eastern Baghdad, a police source told Xinhua on condition of anonymity.
Another car bomb went off in the district of Karrada in central Baghdad, killing two people and injuring seven others, the source said, adding that one civilian was killed and five others were wounded when a roadside bomb exploded near a market in the area of Bour in northwestern Baghdad.
Three soldiers were killed and three others injured when a roadside bomb targeted an army patrol in Muqdadiyah, 80 km northeast of Baghdad, a local police source said.
Two policemen were killed and eight people wounded when a suicide car bomber attacked a police checkpoint near the house of Sheikh Ahmed Abu Risha, a leader of the pro-government Sahwa militia forces in the city of Ramadi, 100 km west of Baghdad, a police source said.
Iraq is witnessing its worst violence in recent years. According to the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq, a total of 8,868 Iraqis, including 7,818 civilians and civilian police personnel, were killed in 2013, the highest annual death toll in recent years.
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This Broccoli Pesto Pasta is a delicious way to enjoy broccoli! Greek yogurt adds creaminess to this healthy pesto sauce.
I try my best to make sure that our family eats plenty of fruits and vegetables. The fruit part is easy, but it's the vegetables that make this task a little more challenging. While William has enjoyed just about every vegetable we've given to him, Julia is a different story. She will eat a few bites of cucumber and broccoli, and that's about it (unless you count tomatoes, which are technically a fruit). I was hopeful that she would like this broccoli pesto pasta, since she does like broccoli (sort of), and she did!
Our whole family loved this pasta, and I know it is one of those recipes that I will make again and again. I made the full recipe, and we enjoyed the leftovers for dinner the second night and lunch on the third day. This is a one-pot meal (plus you'll need a food processor or blender) because you cook the broccoli, pasta, and then aromatics in the same pot, which helps with dish clean-up. Be sure to serve the pasta with some freshly grated Parmesan, and be ready to add this healthy recipe to your list of keepers!
- 1 lb. broccoli
- 1 lb. pasta
- 2 tbsp. unsalted butter
- 2 tbsp. olive oil
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 3-4 cloves garlic, minced
- ¼ tsp. red pepper flakes
- ½ tsp. salt
- ½ cup Greek yogurt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- Grated Parmesan, for serving
- Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Meanwhile, chop the broccoli crowns into florets. Use a vegetable peeler or knife to remove the tough outer skins of the broccoli stems, and chop the stems into ½-inch discs. When the water is boiling, add the broccoli and boil briefly just until fork-tender, about 3-4 minutes. (Or, you can place a steamer basket above the water and steam the broccoli until fork-tender.) Remove broccoli to a bowl, leaving the water in the pot.
- Maintain the water at a boil. Add the pasta to the pot and cook according to the package directions until al dente. Reserve 1 ½ cups of the pasta water and then drain the pasta; set aside.
- Return the pot to the stove. Add the butter and olive oil to the pot over medium-high heat, heating until the butter is melted. Add the onion to the pot and cook, stirring occasionally, until the onion is tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in the garlic, red pepper flakes, and salt and cook 1-2 minutes more. Return the cooked broccoli to the pan and cook 1-2 minutes more to heat through. Season with pepper to taste.
- Transfer the broccoli mixture to a food processor or blender. Pulse in short bursts, scraping down the sides as needed, until the mixture is finely chopped. Add in the Greek yogurt and process until smooth. If needed, add some of the reserved pasta water a little bit at a time just until the sauce is smooth and creamy (be careful not to add too much or the sauce will be watery). Season with freshly ground pepper to taste. In a large bowl or the pot, toss the pasta with the sauce. Serve with freshly grated Parmesan.


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Danny Granger scored nine of his team-high 21 points in the fourth quarter as the Indiana Pacers spoiled Toronto's home opener, holding off the Raptors 90-85 Wednesday night.
After watching a 14-point fourth-quarter lead dwindle to just two, Granger's clutch 3-pointer gave the Pacers some breathing room with 1:14 remaining. Toronto's Amir Johnson turned the ball over on the next possession and the Pacers held on from there to improve to 2-0 on the season.
Paul George added 18 points and David West had 14 to lead Indiana.
DeMar DeRozan had 16 of his game-high 22 points in the final frame while Andrea Bargnani added 21 points in defeat.
Indiana broke open a tight, low-scoring first half with an 8-0 run late - highlighted by a pair of long Tyler Hansbrough jumpers - to take a 38-34 advantage into the break.
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Calcutta/Cape Town: IPL-V champions Kolkata Knight Riders, who are already out of the Champions League Twenty20, will look for a face-saving win when they take on table-toppers Titans in their final Group A match in Cape Town on Sunday.
The Knight Riders have looked out of sorts in the tournament so far and with rain robbing them of a chance to stay in the hunt during their previous outing against Perth Scorchers, Gautam Gambhir's team would be desperate to end the championship on a positive note.
Titans, on the other hand, are on a roll, having won two consecutive matches. However, the African side needs to guard against complacency to ensure a smooth entry into the semi-finals.
There was good news for the Titans when strike bowler Ethy Mbhalati, who suffered a mild strain at the back of his right hamstring in the previous match against the Auckland Aces, was declared fit. "Ethy was put through a rigorous fitness test by our medical team at Saturday morning's practice," said a team spokesperson. "This included bowling a full spell and he came through with flying colours."
With both their openers firing in unison, Titans have got off to fliers in their previous two outings and it remains to be seen how Jacques Rudolph and Henry Davids come up against the likes of Brett Lee and Jacques Kallis.
The only matter of worry for the Martin van Jaarsveld-led side would be lack of time spent by its middle-order at the crease. Most of the team's batsmen have remained unscathed and Gambhir's men might well be in with a chance if they manage to get a couple of early wickets.
The real test for the home side will come through mystery spinner Sunil Narine, who has clinched five wickets in the tournament so far, and Gambhir may well be tempted to use him up front along side Lee. Bowling remains a big worry for the Knight Riders. Lakshmipathy Balaji has failed to make an impact and has been too costly.
Although he was economical in the washed-out game against Scorchers, Gambhir may well opt for all-rounder Shakib-al Hasan in his place, given the batting woes of his team and the South Africans' dislike for spin.


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Local pain clinics inundated with calls of concern about meningitis
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - A deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis found in Tennessee and Virginia has local pain clinics fielding a sea of questions and concerns.
We checked with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and learned in Tennessee and Virginia; facilities using a potentially tainted steroid injection from a Massachusetts compounding pharmacy are in Oak Ridge, Crossville, and Nashville as well as Roanoke and Christianburg.
While these centers aren't local to our area, it doesn't mean the concerns can't be found here at home.
It might be plastered on the door, but questions are pouring into the office of Pain Medicine Associates wondering if deadly fungal meningitis is found here in the Tri-Cities. "We began to get phone calls and emails on Thursday of last week after the news broke," said Lee McCoury, the administrator of Pain Medicine Associates.
We learned the calls keep coming. McCoury said they are getting about 40 calls a day. Patients want to know if their pain medicine is safe.
We're told some have even opted to stop treatments altogether. "It's a very bad disease; very bad infection, and people should be concerned about it," said Dr. Turney Williams with Pain Medicine Associates.
Dr. Williams told us the steroid injection he uses at his clinic was not the one recalled. Theirs are from a company that distributes out of Arkansas.
But there's another issue worrying doctors and patients -- should the government be keeping a closer eye on compounding pharmacies like the one linked to this deadly outbreak? "Unfortunately, they are not regulated. There are 2,000 to 3,000 compounding companies in the United States, but they are not regulated as a manufacturer would be," Dr. Williams explained.
And that worries local residents who may not use the steroid injection in question but may use other drugs in the future. "I'm sure there's a lot of other drugs that compounding pharmacies put together like that under the same circumstances, and if that's true, then they all need to be looked at so that there's a standard out there," said Wayne Honeycutt, a local resident.
With the death toll on the rise, that's something legislators told us they expect to see. "I can almost guarantee you that will come up this year," said Congressman Phil Roe.
We checked the latest facts and learned six people have died as a result of this outbreak in Tennessee and one died from Southwest Virginia.
An ongoing investigation from the Tennessee Department of Health reveals the fungal infection is a fungus so rare that most physicians never see it in a lifetime of practicing medicine, and incubation period could be up to three months.
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Face it. They wanted him to be more like the more recently successful Jason Bourne (another ruined franchise), and the result is mediocre at best.
quote:I'd argue that the grittiness fad (or whatever you want to call it) began with the Bourne series, but I see what you're saying. As far as straight-up comparisons go, old Bond is to new Bond as old Batman is to new Batman. However, I think you might be confusing the better artistic comparison with what the studio wanted to express in a modern spy film. I think they looked at the success of the Bourne series and wanted to duplicate it with similar elements.
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quote:Ah. I see why you're butthurt. I forgot about my post in the Grisham novel thread. Sorry. I actually like Grisham's books (most of the ones I've read) but I was a little cranky this morning. Last night's mixture of pizza and bourbon has left something dark and gritty in my butthole.
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Bobbi Brown Creamy Concealer
272 reviews
59% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
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on 10/12/2016 2:20:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I've seen comment in here about creasing , in bb video u will see that she pack a tons of moisturizer under , this is to avoid that. and sa always said use eye cream prior this , there is reason why they said it. highly suggest to use a lot of moisturizer under and then u will see the beauty of this cream. this thing wake me up like an instant.
on 10/12/2016 12:08:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Bobbi Brown's Corrector and Concealer are next to her iconic foundation stick, her show case products. I'm sorry to say that all three are stuck in the 90's. Bobbi Brown has very dry skin this is why she is one of the few companies to hold onto this pan stick, petrolatum based make-up that certainly does provide opaque coverage, but at the cost of looking not at all natural.
For someone famous for the all natural look this corrector and concealer combination is glaringly obvious and I am not the first to have said this.
The rationale behind Bobbi's Dark Circles Emergency Kit (which she lovingly calls the 'Secret of the Universe) is that by using a corrector first, the concealer just "sit better" on top of the corrector. Think of the corrector like a priming canvas that sets the base for the concealer to stay on top and sit nicely. The corrector should be either peach, pink or bisque to counteract the blue greyish hues that occur at the tear trough. Concealer which should either be a shade or two lighter or exactly match your foundation is then layered directly on top.
Kudos to Bobbi Brown for creating a comprehensible and in theory brilliant idea, however due to the very nature and texture of both products, the execution and application is completely chaotic, to say the least.
Both are petrolatum based so they are definitely hydrating and incredibly emollient but not greasy surprisingly, not as much as it used to be in the 90s anyway. And so when the two are layered together make for a very squidgy, gunky, slippery mess. I have used this with and without the hydrating eye cream(overpriced by the way), without the brush with the brush, sponge and pinky finger. My pinky was able to deposit just the right amount without taking it off again. There is a fine line between blending and taking something off people!
The only plus I can attribute to this regimen is that the shades are very good and do correct my dark circles immediately! If only the application were a bit easier, not to mention that god awful pale yellow powder you need to set this with which definitely must be set as it creases something awful. With and without that stark pale yellow powder this creased terribly. Having to touch up concealer throughout the day is a big no no for me.
How can she think this can possibly continue to survive with the multitude of high definition beautiful natural liquid concealers out there that apply beautifully, stay on, dont crease, are hydrating also and contain SPF!
Bobbi brown's corrector and concealer are too heavy full stop, and using one or the other or both is simply product overload for that area which is prone to fine lines that this will definitely reveal, not conceal!
Completely counter-intuitive to its purpose. I will not be purchasing this again or recommending it to anyone. Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer with it;s simple quick easy doe foot applicator and long lasting hold is definitely superior to this.
on 9/18/2015 8:14:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
SKIN BACKGROUND: Very fair, sensitive, cool/blue undertones, mild rosacea, smooth.
PRICE: $25 ($15 with pro discount Naime's)
COVERAGE: Wonderful for those under eye dark bags. The coverage is super even and not cake-y while still being full coverage.
FINISH: Can look a little odd without proper blending. With the right blending tools, it's perfect.
TEXTURE: Creamy and feels like butter (in a good way)
LASTING POWER: AMAZING!!!!! All day long!!! Pesky zits to cover? Bye bye zits! You won't be seen under this until it's washed off. No reapplying needed.
SHADE: Porcelain
PACKAGING: Can be a little hard to open for the technically challenged like myself. But I think the little mirror inside is adorable.
DID THIS BREAK ME OUT?: Not at all.
WOULD I REPURCHASE?: Absolutely!!!
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: If your under-eyes are dehydrated, this product doesn't work as well. I definitely recommend using moisturizer before putting this on and letting that soak in a bit.
FINAL CONCLUSION: Absolute FAVE!! Everyday use for this girl. I couldn't survive without my concealer. This is the best one I've used so far.
xoxo ~Katy
on 10/2/2014 10:47:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Hmm.. I think I have found my hg concealer. This concealer is very creamy and easy to apply. I have a very red zit and it covered it up almost completely. It did not clump because it's not dry. I got natural tan because I am naturally tan and it blended in nicely with my skin.. do not even need foundation just to make my concealer blend. This is perfect if you just have a spot or something to cover up but don;t want to wear a full face of foundation.
on 8/14/2014 2:18:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I really like this. I bought this to pair with the Corrector, but I prefer them both on their own. I have some super serious dark circles under my eyes. Seriously, it looks like I got punched in the face at all times (chock this up to hereditary + deep set eyes). This concealer is indeed creamy and moisturizing, but still packs a pigmented punch to diffuse my dark circles. It's also nice on blemishes, as it's creamy enough to deal with flakey skin. I absolutely have to set this with powder, as it will slide off my oily skin if I don't.
on 3/8/2014 1:54:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Other
Eyes: Other
My under eye: very dark and defined circles on fair skin, extremely dry, delicate and flaky.
This is my go to concealer. It works well and hides dark circles, works even better if paired with the corrector.
Unfortunately it gets cakey unless used with the Bobbi Brown eye cream - I bought this cream (which is really nice and delicate I have to say) so it works well.
Also, it seems expensive but it lasts very long - in the long run it's better value than some drugstore ones that cost half the price but last only a few weeks.
For blemishes it's also amazing, just be sure to apply powder over it.
on 3/7/2014 4:08:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I feel like Bobbi Brown has some of the most skin tone like concealers. I find that brands like Laura Mercier and Mac have products too pink or yellow. For example, mac studio finish NC20 looks like yellow paint on me and NW20 is noticeably pink. Like wise LM 0.5 works but is a tad yellow and 1 is just pink on me.
I have BB ivory and it makes my skin perfectly. I wear this when I don't need any highlighting under my eyes. I do feel like this concealer is sometimes a but too tacky for my liking and takes a little more work than some of my other concealers. I feel like the Marc Jacobs concealer is similar without the almost sticky-ness. I would urge your to try the Marc Jacobs one if you didn't like BB
Coverage: Medium - Full
Texture: So Tacky!
Crease: Yes
Drying: No
on 1/20/2014 9:13:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I do really like this concealer.. expensive but it lasts a very long time. Does not dry out, you can use to the last drop!
I use it with the corrector... great combination
on 1/12/2014 8:44:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I needed an under eye concealer that didn't look cakey, that covered really well, and that was good for my dry under eyes. This concealer works really well for me. BB is the only brand that has a shade lighter than my skin tone, and that is Porcelain. It is full coverage, creamy, and can crease a little, but so do most concealers. I would rather smooth it out with my finger a couple times, than wear one that dried out my skin and had no coverage. I've been really impressed with this concealer, and I will continue to repurchase.
on 1/6/2014 12:50:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I'd be lost without this. I've used it for years and it's great.
It's creamy and covers my blue under eye circles.
I pat in on the skin and it just works.
The only downside is that if you do touch your face it does transfer and comes off easily. You can set it with powder but in my experience the powder makes the concealer darker and you lose the light reflecting quality.
I wear Porcelain foundation but use this in Ivory- a shade darker than recommended on BB chart, but it works for me because I have found that the Moisture Rich foundation in Porcelain is in fact darker than some of the other BB foundations in the same shade.
I'd give it 5*s except it does tend to need touching up over the day but is easily applied and the small mirror in the compact is useful.
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#314 Jul 23, 2013
Has anyone seen the royal baby yet? I bet Kate Middleton doesn't have to cook or do housework. I enjoy restoring order and cleanliness. Tonight we go to the container store. I am taking over a spare bedroom and closet. I will still sleep in the master bedroom, but kids get their own rooms. Why not adults?
#315 Jul 25, 2013
Don't like Italian sausage in the sauce either, but then again it is pork. I'm getting to where I would rather have a caesar salad than pasta. Who wants all that starch?
#316 Jul 28, 2013
Transplanted Yankee alert. Oyster dressing. Puke. Never put that mixture into a perfectly good turkey. Lots of fat and calories are what you eat every day. You won't lose 10 lbs. eating that fattening garbage. A minute on your lips, forever on your hips. I don't like turkey that much or dressing.
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#318 Jul 28, 2013
Why do you fight with Spooky Mulder all the time? What did she ever do to you?
#320 Aug 3, 2013
Swilly isn't even in good enough shape to do her own housework. She works some menial job so she can pay her caregivers/maids or is she on some indigent program. Her mystery elusive man doesn't ever seem to be around and he has no job title. Maybe he works at the plant or a refinery doing 12 hour shifts to stay away from her bitter behind. LOL
#321 Aug 5, 2013
I don't eat corned beef.
I don't eat cabbage.
I don't eat brussel sprouts.
Rarely eat broccoli.
#322 Aug 5, 2013
Is that why you are always in a nasty mood? Blood sugar challenges? You posted elsewhere problems with cholesterol. You post like someone with hardening of the arteries. Get a physical and let us know what your newest problems are. I've read you can not do housework or bathe your own dogs.
Yet, you can make fattening food. It makes no sense.
#323 Aug 5, 2013
The cheaper ground turkey has skin and isn't a good choice. I can't stand ground turkey, but I know someone who practically lives on it. I always eat before I go over to visit.
Turkey chili - yuck.
Buy ground sirloin. Duh.
#324 Aug 6, 2013
Silly Potty Mouth is now denying health problems, unhealthy eating, and fast food escapades. Maybe her memory is failing. Here's a reminder!
#325 Aug 7, 2013
Check out Sick of Senility's fattening recipes for oyster dressing,
mac/cheese, and fried salmon patties.
#327 Aug 8, 2013
Looks like the double wide desperate housewives abandoned the thread. Too bad, so sad.
#329 Aug 9, 2013
And the fact you and your sidekick spend the time getting posts removed is proof it gets under your skin big time.
So sorry, Sick of Diabetes and High Cholesterol.
It might be time to think about a salad with lean protein and no sugary drinks. No dessert for you!
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#330 Aug 9, 2013
Why do you persist in displaying your stupidity? Do I care what some fat whale in a trailer in BFE Texas thinks?? Clue, fatgirl.....I don't. You're a nothing. A big, fat, stupid ugly useless pile of NOTHING. You have no life, no friends, no man except the one that's paid to hose your filth off of you because you're too freakin' fat to get out of the bed. Your family of origin hates your guts so much that they're willing to pay your keeper so they don't have to see you. I take no meds, fatgirl. I'm perfectly healthy and have all my former issues in good control. Maybe if you laid off the pizza and ice cream you'd be able to lose enough weight to get out of your stinking bed and take a real shower, stenchpig. Now here's the deal, Shamu. I'm bored with your stupid obsession with me. You're a big fat nothing with nothing worth saying. You can type til your fat fingers fall off your meathook hands, Shamu. I will ignore you. You're going to have to find someone with a lot more patience than I have to give you attention. Needy buttwipes get on my nerves. Byebye, SHAMU.
#331 Aug 9, 2013
Why do you persist in displaying your stupidity? Do I care what some fat whale in a trailer in BFE Texas thinks??
Yes you do.
You two are hilariously stupid.
#332 Aug 9, 2013
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Sweet potatoes are gross and lots of carbs. Someone suggested rutabagas. They are supposed to be healthy, but they sure are ugly. Maybe when a poster is being ugly, we should just shout out
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You found a Spring Tx post. Do you want a fish? Your life must be very dull to go spelunking all over topix looking for Spring Tx posters.
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#339 Aug 25, 2013
I have a great London [Broil] & Coconut Rice Recipe:
One decent sized peeled and shredded ginger root, two cloves of garlic, two teaspoons of onion powder, a healthy drizzling of sesame oil and about half a cup to a cup of low sodium soy in the marinade. Let the broil sit in it overnight in a ziplock bag. When you're going to cook it, put it on a regular broiling rack and cook it on Low broil for 7 minutes on one side, flip it and drizzle marinade overtop. Then cook for 7 minutes on that side and flip it again, drizzle the marinade, cook for 7 more minutes and it should come our perfectly medium rare after resting for 3 - 5 minutes.
Okay, the coconut milk rice is a little arcane... or can be. The mystic ratio of liquid to rice is always 2:1. The best results I've gotten have been 1 cup of coconut milk and 1 cup of water to 1 cup of rice. Bring the liquid to a boil, add the rice and cover the pot, then turn the heat down to low and let it cook for 20 minutes. As for the container... you really just want to cook it on a broiling pan/rack. Don't cook it covered.
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Lol, I was wondering that too, so I had to look it up! Apparently it is a cut of pork...
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Air New Zealand's domestic services rival Jetstar has confirmed it has been approached by regional airports like Hawke's Bay and that it is looking at the potential of expanding into those regions - but that is as much as it is prepared to say at this stage.
As well as approaches from the Hawke's Bay Airport company, the region's populace were also regular callers to Jetstar asking the airline to start domestic services here.
"We get a lot of public enquiries from around the country from people about our regional services. Hawke's Bay [callers] are at the top of that list," a Jetstar spokesperson said.
"Hawke's Bay is very vocal in saying 'Come here'."
The regional network has come under recent scrutiny from the Australia-based airline which operates under the umbrella of parent company Qantas.
"Jetstar is always interested in potential opportunities to bring its low fares model to as many travellers as possible," the spokesperson said.
However, despite the interest in spreading its wings into domestic centres such as Hawke's Bay, there were no guarantees or timeframes on the table.
"While some background work is being done it's very early days and there are no current plans to launch a regional service. Any expansion from our current network would have to be commercially viable and sustainable."
Any moves to bring its Airbus A320 jets to Hawke's Bay, which along with the Boeing 737-300 jets can operate off the extended 1750 metre runway, would require the introduction of additional handling work at regional airlines.
That was underlined in the airport's 2013-2030 Master Plan which reported: "With the recently completed extension of the main runway to 1750m the opportunity exists for jet operators using Code C aircraft such as Airbus A320s and Boeing 737-300s but would require development of aviation security measures at the airport. International (transtasman) service, whether ad hoc or scheduled, would require enhanced security and also border agency and policing services."
While Jetstar operated A320 jets on its New Zealand services, its parent company Qantas operated turbo-prop aircraft on some Australian domestic services.
There was no indication at this stage they would be used in New Zealand skies.
Air New Zealand has come under fire for its fare prices on domestic flights in and out of Hawke's Bay, something which had created a groundswell of people calling for the airport to get a competitor in.
Airport board chairman John Palairet said the company had made approaches to Jetstar and as well as other regional airports, was investigating the possibility that another airline may be looking at starting domestic services.
He said the decision to fly through the Bay was down to the airline, and getting that to happen so that fares could lower was the number one priority.


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The first day we were there, they boys stopped by out first coffee-shop of the weekend, and they were playing sort of an obscure reggae album called "Dub Side of the Moon." I am sure that you can guess that it is a cover album of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon." It isn't bad, but it mostly makes you wish you were listening to "Dark Side" instead of "Dub Side." Anyway, after the coffee-shop, we headed downtown to meet up with the free tour of Amsterdam, which sucked, so we ditched it about a half hour in. Then we just wandered around the city for the rest of the day. We decided there are 2 very different Amsterdams; there is a normal city during the day, where people work and lead normal lives, and there is the city at night. At night, all the weirdos come out of the woodwork (as with any city) but these are extra-special weirdos. They are armed with the drugs that even the Netherlands didn't legalize. About 100 times a night someone on the street leans over to you from out of the shadows and says "Cocaine? Pills? Ecstasy?" Always in that order, and always in the creepiest way possible
The next day, we got up bright and early to get out free hostel breakfast, and go back to bed. We had been out pretty late the night before. When we finally got up and ready and out of the hostel, it was about 1 pm. We walked down to the Rijksmuseum, and then past it, in search of the Van Gogh Museum. Well, its literally right behind the Rijks, but I was navigating (because I was sober) and I got us lost. Eventually, we found the damn thing, but it was a really round about route. The Van Gogh Museum was one of the best I have been to in Europe so far. The set up was cool, the flow of the pictures was nice, the other impressionists were interesting, there were letters he had written to family and to girlfriends and it was generally really neat.
After that, we went to the Rijksmuseum, where the Rembrandt Exhibition was. I saw not only a bunch of his paintings, but also a ton of his sketches. It was really cool, not as cool as the Van Gogh Museum, but still very cool
We stayed there for the rest of the night, the boys smoked their pot, I drank beers, and we met some very interesting people. Apparently, Amsterdam is where all the Spanish people go for vacations. I know this because everyone we met in Amsterdam was Spanish. I did hear American English being spoken, as well as British English, but generally, it was Spanish. We stayed there talking to people until about 2 am, then went in search of street meat Chinese, and found it around the corner from the pub. We each got our noodles, and ate peacefully. When we left, we got turned around, and couldn't find out way back to the hostel. We ended up walking around for like an hour before we made it back. Our hostel is only a 10 minute walk from where we were. That sucked.
Sunday, I got the boys up nice and early to get some breakfast and head down to the Anne Frank House. Anne Frank house is not something that should be missed. Let me tell you, it was sobering. The more you looked at those rooms, the more you walked through that house, the more you read and saw about her life, the more engrossed you became. The point of the museum isn't to educate about one 12 year old's short and tortured life, but to make you realize how many others there were just like her
After that, we were in need of a good pick-me-up so we went and had a lovely lunch which consisted of bagel sandwiches and coffee. After lunch, we rented bicycles and rode around the city and to Voldelpark. Voldelpark is this huge park in the middle of the city and even on cold and rainy days, it is swarming with the local people out with their kids and dogs and lovers. We rode our bikes for hours in the park, and then took a little detour through the city to return them when our three hours of heaven were up. We rode along the canals and along the trails, through the park and back again
That was Sunday, and our last day in Amsterdam. We again went to the Red Light District, and went on our own pub crawl. We went to I think 4 places, but they were all so dead that we went back to "Hill Street Blues" where we hung for the rest of the night. Got back to the hostel pretty early, about 12:30, and went home the next morning.
I have been doing a whole lot of nothing since I got back. Actually, I think that I am becoming a professional homework procrastinator. I should be doing a lot of things, but instead I re-name all my photos, and rearrange them into new files. I write long rambling emails to people, and I generally fool around on the Internet, looking at hockey stats and standings. That is my week in a nutshell.
This coming weekend will be my last in Europe, and I am planning on spending it here in Prague with my friends. This is the last time we will all be together again, so everyone is pretty jazzed about hanging out this weekend. After this, me (like many others), are headed home. Back to our lives and families. Back to our cities and universities, where everyone speaks your language and you can read all the street signs and menus. The end of confusion, but also the end of our adventures. Sad really...


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At the end of the 86th Annual General Meeting of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, which was held on the 30th May, 2014 new executives were elected to steer the affairs of the Chamber for the next two years. The new Chamber President is Mr. Johan Ferreira, Regional Senior Vice President for Africa Operations of Newmont Ghana Gold Limited. The First Vice President is Mr. Kwame Addo Kufuor, Vice President Corporate Affairs of AngloGold Ashanti Ghana Ltd., and the Second Vice President is Mr. Alfred Baku, Executive Vice President of Gold Fields Limited and Head of Gold Fields West Africa Region.
With over 26 years? experience in the mining industry, Johan joined Newmont in September 2012 as the Group Executive for Operations. On May 1, 2014, he assumed the role as the Regional Senior Vice President for the Africa Operations.
As the Group Executive for Operations he was responsible for the Operations, Health, Safety & Loss Prevention, Business Improvement, Strategic Mine Planning and the Security department.
Before joining Newmont, Johan was the Senior Vice President, Operations responsible for strategic and operational management with AngloGold Ashanti.
A highly respected mining engineer, Johan had previously served as the General Manager of AngloGold Ashanti?s Moab Khotsong & Great Noligwa Mines.
Johan has a wealth of experience in the gold mining industry with particular focus on shallow and ultra-deep narrow tabular underground mining and design, project management and commissioning of mining projects.
A qualified and certified Professional Engineer and a past President of the Association of Mine Managers of South Africa, a member of the Engineering Council of South Africa and the South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) degree from the University of Pretoria and several other professional certifications.
Kwame Addo- Kufuor has many years? experience in mining and is a key personality in the industry having served as immediate past second vice president of the Chamber and its Finance& Budget Committee Chairman before his recent appointment as the first vice president. Kwame has represented the Chamber in engagements with key stakeholders including Government, ECOWAS, and various other local and international organizations both in and outside Ghana.
He is currently the Chamber representative on the Advisory Council of the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources. He believes in the transforming role mining can play as a catalyst for national development and is keen to explore linkages with other sectors of the Ghanaian economy. He is a governing council member of the Private Enterprise Federation.
Mr Addo Kufuor is currently Vice President Corporate Affairs of AngloGold Ashanti Ghana Ltd with accountability for external and country issues. He has worked with the company for over seventeen years and before his current role held other senior positions such as Financial Controller Obuasi Mine, Senior Finance Manager (reporting) in the Johannesburg Corporate Office and Finance Director for the West Africa mines in Ghana, Guinea and Mali.
Mr Addo-Kufuor trained with the then Price Waterhouse and qualified as a member (later Fellow) move the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales before join AngloGold Ashanti. He is also a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana and holds a First class Honours degree from the University of Ghana and an MBA from Henley Business School in the United Kingdom. A football enthusiast he likes travelling and exploring new cultures and is married with children.
Alfred Baku – 2nd Vice President
Alfred Baku has over two decades of mining experience, most of which has been with Gold Fields in senior management positions. He joined the company?s Damang Mine as Production Engineer in 1997, and by 2002 had risen to become a member of the senior management team of the Mine. His appointment as General Manager of the Damang Mine in 2008 made Alfred the first Ghanaian to hold such a position within the company. Two years later he was made General Manger of the Tarkwa Mine, and subsequently Vice President of Operations with responsibility for both mines. Alfred was, in 2013, promoted to the position of Senior Vice President for West Africa, and became a member of Gold Fields Group?s Executive Committee. In February 2014, Alfred was elevated to Executive Vice President and Head of the Gold Field?s West Africa Region.


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FRIGHT NIGHT Blu Ray Review
Some remakes should not happen and "Fright Night" certainly falls into that category. Following the 1985 original "Fright Night" focuses on a curious teenage boy who believes his neighbor is responsible for a string of deaths in the neighborhood. Not only does he believe his neighbor to be a murderer, but a killer that seeks out blood as a vampire. Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin) is in with the popular crowd in school, even though he does not seem to be molded to that fit. Struggling to fit in and not alienate former friends it seems Charley is your average teenager with an array of problems. His problems are only beginning when he gets an attractive new neighbor.
Jerry (Colin Farrell) moves in next door and quickly attracts the attention of the most important people in Charley's life, his mother (Toni Collette) and his girlfriend Amy (Imogen Poots). A little thrown by his charm and odd behavior he does not immediate suspect Jerry, but after his friend Ed (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) shares his concerns he begins to wonder if he could truly be living next door to a vampire. Charley begins to question it more and decides to test his theory. Once he does his suspicion is proven that Jerry is indeed a vampire and a danger to everyone he cares about.
When everyone thinks Charley is crazy for his belief of vampires he turns to self proclaimed vampire killer and magician Peter Vincent (David Tennant) to help take down Jerry. It turns out that this vampire killer is more of the hide and cry type. Not one to face the evil that appears he runs into hiding. After Charley loses Amy to Jerry he insists that Vincent man up and assists him in the battle against evil. Teaming up the duo will do what it takes to take this dark beast down and save a few lives along the way.
"Fright Night" definitely misses the mark of humor and horror that I would expect. Unless you get humor from laughing at the disaster this film seems to be. The special effects were so bad that I think the 1985 version would have shown it up. There was a great deal of gore which covers part of the horror you would suspect from this type of film. The cast did not have very much chemistry and the performances left me bored to tears. I have to say I am glad I missed this one in theatres but if you really want to check it out be sure to pick up the DVD with deleted and extended scenes, bloopers, and the official "How to Make a Vampire Movie Guide".


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Fabulous in every way!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Ditto to all that has been said. Wonderful. BrendaK
Be kind to yourself, by being kind to others. When you help others you help yourself.
What a cool story! Julia is a little sweetie.
How sweet to have a granddaughter who has a giving heart. May she be blessed as she blesses others.
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost but now am found, was blind, but now I see. [John Newton (1725-1807)]
What a great little girl and her quilt is awesome.
God Bless you all.
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Beautiful quilt, just full of love!
Why do I keep trying to find the "like" button?
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What a remarkable child. Please tell her we think she did a great job, that's she's a budding artist and she gave a wonderful gift!
She did such a great job!
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Julia is just precious. She is so proud of her work and rightfully so!! Great job Julia!!!
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ORLANDO (FL) - Butler (5-1) meets LSU (4-2) in the 3rd Place game of the Old Spice Classic.
Butler lost their first game of the season against #5 Oklahoma State 69-67 on Friday afternoon. The Bulldogs were led by Elijah Brown with 15 points, while Alex Barlow scored a career-high 12 points. Kameron Woods added 12 points and 9 rebounds. Leading scorers Kellen Dunham had 9 points, while Khyle Marshall added 8.
Dunham continues to lead the Bulldogs in scoring at 17.3 ppg. Marshall is averaging 16.8, while Woods is averaging 10.2 points and 9.2 rebounds.
Head coach Brandon Miller is now 5-1 as Butler head coach.
LSU is coming off of a loss to #21 Memphis in the semifinals 76-69. LSU had the lead for a while, but relinquished the lead to the Tigers in the 2nd half. LSU was led by point guard Anthony Hickey with 20 points and Johnny O'Bryant III added 14 points and 9 rebounds. Second year head coach Johnny Jones has the Tigers at 4-2.
This is the 2nd meeting all-time between LSU and Butler. LSU leads 1-0.
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ESPN NHL analyst Matthew Barnaby joined the Dennis & Callahan show Thursday morning to talk about the Bruins' success in the Eastern Conference semifinals. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
Boston took a 3-0 series lead on the Flyers with Wednesday night's 5-1 victory and can close out the series Friday night at TD Garden.
"They're playing at full tilt and they really aren't making that many mistakes," Barnaby said of the B's. "When you look at the Philadelphia side, they just can't seem to get anything going. '¦ It's a different team than we saw all year long, very suspect goaltending and Chris Pronger not being in that lineup really changes the dynamic of that team."
Tim Thomas has been stellar in the Boston goal and drawn comparisons to one of Barnaby's former teammates. "Tim Thomas is to me right now what I played with in Dominik Hasek when I was with Buffalo," Barnaby said. "He gets into guys' heads. He makes you pass when you think you should shoot and shoot when you think you should pass. That plays into guys' minds.
"Sometimes he has you beat [mentally]. He has shooters passing when they should be shooting, and it's a tough thing to not think you can score. Because I saw it time in and time out, frustrating other teams, night after night, shift after shift. And that's what Tim Thomas is doing. You expect him to make that big save, and it plays mind games with you."
The Lightning swept the top-seeded Capitals in the other Eastern Conference semifinal, and that has Barnaby anticipating an exciting Bruins-Lightning series.
"I love this series," Barnaby said. "You look at goaltending. Dwayne Roloson and Tim Thomas have been the two best goalies in the postseason so far and would be candidates for the Conn Smythe, early running. You look at power plays. Well, you have to give it to Tampa Bay. They've been incredible. I think they have 11 or 12 power-play goals already [12 for a 26.7 percent success rate]. Both with some dynamic forwards. The defensive side, I'd give it to Boston. I think Zdeno Chara, he's logged so many minutes, he's such a big man.
"I really think it will be an incredible series and could go seven games."
Asked who he'd predict to win the series, Barnaby said: "I would take Boston."


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I've went up against an F-550 and beat it. The front wheels on the the FL-80 turn sharper. Plus for almost the same money I can get alot more life out of the truck and it gets better gas mileage. I've argued this case before on here.
I've went up against an F-550 and beat it. The front wheels on the the FL-80 turn sharper. Plus for almost the same money I can get alot more life out of the truck and it gets better gas mileage. I've argued this case before on here.
I am holding on to the hope I have inside... Kutless
Better get under the bus, lou...
Ted, spend least as possible on a truck & put your money between the bottom board and the lid.
I am holding on to the hope I have inside... Kutless
The yellow paint is looking pretty good Keith.But like you said look between the lid and the pallet.Bottom line is you can't cut cost on your hives,some managment maybe needs to change.but when we show up to home plate, we all need to prevail.
I do a yearly log on equiment every Jan 1, my two ton 12,000 miles, loader 48 hours. I know, I try not haul every 50 states & I'm not putting down anybody that does but most beekeeper's equiment is not run much.
In my construction rental business that I own, I try to put on 750-1000 hours per unit.
P.S. I have had alot of power units, Cat, cummings, detroit, international,perkins,dezts,Izusu.
By far the cheapeast cummings, parts, mantinance, coverage.
Ah heck,Dbest if drag racing paid the bills,we would all be doing it.
I raced dirt circle track, and it was the source of more bills than it paid, the sad part?...I had more into my first car than my first 500 hives.
I am holding on to the hope I have inside... Kutless
Almost like buying a boat.Lol.kinda like the bee business.
I have a truck much like obest.....freightliner fl 70 with 4'sleeper, 22 ft bed 275 hp cummins air ride with a tag axle. Tag is good for getting you stuck in sand in fl but I can gross 54k. Most I have hauled is 42 k with a tag trailer with forklift with total gross at 48k. Bogged down some hills between Fl and Ky. 9 speed trans is a must.....you got top end for road and bottom end for off road! The 9 speed is the same trans as 13 speed in a semi reall good trans but not syncrognized so takes time to learn to shift it. Dt466 is a good engine too but IF NOTHING ELSE DONT GET A POWERSTROKE!. Dodge now makes a 450 and 550(made by sterling) with a cummins.....they look really good but lots $$$$. I paid 11k for my freightliner with 455k miles on it.
I am like the freightliner....believe it is a little better truck. The International is a good truck and the dt466 cant be beat, or maybe just a little by the cummins...both really good. the transmission in the int can be a problem if it is a 7 speed(I forgot but I know there is one which has had problems not sure it was the seven speed but im sure you can find out on here). Make sure its air ride....makes a big differance!! wouldnt have one without it! Also I wouldnt but a freightliner with any trans but the 9 speed....thats why I pick the freightshaker over the int. I started out using a dodge 3500 and 27' aluminum gooseneck. To much weight....144 hives with swinger grossed out 30k. With vacuum brakes on the tandem gooseneck I could stop, cummins would pull it(I got a 98 12 valve....400hp) but went thru two transmissions! Good luck.....If you havent bougth one within a year and I have a good year let me know...I'm thinking of buying a full size semi w/22bed and 22 ft tag trailer. I think my freightshaker would bog down too much with 512 hives grossing 80k.
Lots of good comments. I ran a mixed fleet of 700 vehicles in my day job. I think beeks. make money with their bees but go broke in the trucking side of the business. Last month I saw a 24ft Dt 466, air, Tool boxes galore. all bells and whistles sell for $14,000.00. 80K miles. A good buy. I have a friend that bought an old Pete 3 axle twin screw, cummins, for $15,000.00. It had 700K miles on it but he has only added 120K in the last 4 years. He had to move his old bed from his last truck. When buying a new truck, you must figure in all the costs. If you finance $60,000.00 in bee equip. how much money could they make compared to that truck. On engines. V-8s made buy anyone, produce twice as much wear metal in the oil as any straight 6 in the same oil change interval. ( oil sampleing) More wear metal in the oil means shorter engine life. BUT! A new truck with crome wheels, nice paint and your name on the door shure makes you feel good.
This is my dad's truck similar to what suttonbeeman is talking about. My dad got the original idea from Dave Hackenburg but tweaked it slightly to his liking. The truck bed is 27' and the trailer is 25' both air ride the trailer is rated at 36,000 and the truck is 54,000 so we can haul 80,000 without much trouble. The only real hang up is horse power its only about 350. I hate driving this thing but my dad loves it. Its ugly as sin and when pollination costomers see it they don't think we're getting rich without working for it.
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I live in the Mtn's, so my international is geared low. I pull an 8k chipper with a full box of chips no problem..........250hp I think. DT466 4400


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Hope you guys will be patient with me on my Taiwan trip updates. I heart Taiwan so much I'm planning to document it as a Travel Notes here and at the same time you guys can view all the pictures and stuff. =)
First of all, the Hotel! There's a lot of choices of Hotel when it comes to Taipei. Ranging from exorbitant price to more budget-conscious prices. We choose SLove Hotel because its affordable (mid-price range), its new (open only in April 2008) and also because of its strategic location.
Some tips when making booking for Taipei's hotel, before I proceed with SLove Hotel details:-
- Call up the Hotel to make your reservation. This way, you will only need to pay upon checking-in vis-a-vis booking on-line hence you gotta pay first.
- If you plan secure your hotel reservation online, always book from the hotel's website. Its cheaper than any other third party websites around.
- Inform the Hotel earlier if your flight is arriving later (i.e. Late night/Midnight) so that they won't release the room. Else you'll find yourself stranded middle of the night. =)
SLove Hotel is actually the short name for Say Love Hotel. Situated opposite the Taipei Main Station, its indisputable that its situated at one of the most strategic location. =)
The Main Entrance
Nicely carpeted walkway
We called in to the Hotel to inform that we arrived at the airport and will be there in approximately 1 hour. Upon arrival of the hotel, the tall guy receptionist greeted us at the back door (we went in through the back door) and proceed to make payment. We paid NT$12,800 for total of 7 nights for a Corner Suite E.
Reception area is brightly lit, and right opposite the reception area is two desktop provided by the Hotel for Internet surfing. What more can you ask when you can surf the Internet 24 hours. The only thing is that you need to stand while browsing. =) Fret not, if you need Internet on the go, you can log in to the Internet via the Hotel's free broadband right at the comfort of your room (or any area within the Hotel) with your own laptop.
The reception area (Pics taken from Hotel's website)
Two Desktop provided for internet surfing (Pics taken from Hotel's website)
The key to the Hotel is not via card system but via the conventional key. Once we got into the room, we were greeted by a Queen Size bed with fresh white linen and comfortable fluffy pillows. The room deco was simple but nice. Toilet is one of the main concern for every budget traveller and I can say that SLove hotel's toilet is clean and its of modern design! Guess what, there is so many TV channels to choose from and there's even XXX rated movie provided 24-7! *no complaints* =D Well, among the stuff they provide in the room includes:-
- Clean Bath Towels and Hand Towels
- Disposable Toothbush, Shower Cap, Comb, Cotton Buds, Shampoo and Shower Gel
- Coffee and Tea Making Facilities
- Hair Dryer
- Study Table
- Adapter (Convertor to suit you electronic sockets – deposits required)
- Wake-up Call
- Arrangement for transfer to airport (Chargeable)
- Daily Housekeeping
- Breakfast
- LCD TV in every room
- er…. Condom + Lubricant (I'm not joking… but I think its cool, no?)
The comfy bed!
Coffee and Tea Making Facilities
LCD TV on the wall
Study Table
Clean, Modern Toilet (See how colouful is the tiles!)
Condom (provided by the Hotel)
Inside the packaging (One Condom and Lubricant)
Speaking of condom, can you see what I see? No? See carefully…
Ok la, tell you la, the condom is actually manufactured in Malaysia!
Breakfast is serve daily from 7am – 930am. The food provided includes bread with garlic butter spread and porridge with various condiments. The bad thing is that the food is the same everyday. So if you skip a day or two from the hotel's breakfast, you won't miss anything. Actually the staff there is friendly. There's one day we actually over slept and almost miss the breakfast (around 915am) and they actually called to the room and inform us they'll be closing for breakfast. I don't think you get this in posh hotels, k? And in addition, since we were late they actually fry eggs for us cos most of the condiments for the porridge is like long gone. Teehehe.
The Cafe's Interior (Pics taken from Hotel's website)
Porridge and Condiments
And last note, must try the pork floss there. I love it so much and guess what I come up with? Toast Bread + Garlic Butter Spread + Pork Floss (sob sob, i'm missing it so much)
And the best thing for me is the Fish Spa!! There is a pond in the cafe itself and you can dip your tired and flaky rough legs in there. Its free but only available during the breakfast time.
The Fish Spa Pond
My Legs (poor fish..haha)
I will definitely go back here if I plan to visit Taiwan again. =)
Here's the details, direction and map for the hotel.
SLove Hotel, Taipei
3rd Floor, No 72 Sec 1,
Chung Hsiao West Road,
Taipei, Taiwan
Contact : 886-2-2388-0808
Website : http://www.slovehotel.com.tw/
When you are in the Taipei Main Station vicinity, you wouldn't miss the sight of Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Departmental Store (its a tall building), and you'll see a building known as NOVA next to it, The Hotel is situated at third floor of the building next to NOVA. If eve in doubt, stop by to ask the local where is NOVA. =)
Alternatively, you can use the Station Front Metro Mall underpass and come out at Exit 2 (Brown)
Map (Taken from Hotel's website)
Other Hotels that I think is worth trying (Click on the Hotel name to the websites):-
- Go City Inn (Its situated opposite SLove Hotel)
- Hotel 73
- Lio Hotel
- Ta Shun Hotel (due to the location + price)
- Wish Hotel (I think the deco is nice)
Don't underestimate my recommendation cos I've done all the neccesary research and I think its fair that I recommend so that my effort don't go down the drain. =) Sharing is Caring. Email me if you got any queries. Kekekke….


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From the moment we stepped onto the ship, till the moment we departed, we felt cared about by the crew.
CABIN - The small size of the cabin and bathroom didn't bother us that much since we had sailed twice before on the old Renaissance cruise ships with Oceania.
FOOD - My wife and I thought the food was excellent. Because we spent so much time in the evenings off the ship, we only ate in the steakhouse one night and in the main dining room 3 nights. Two of the other nights they had dinner on the deck, and it was incredible. And even though I hate buffets, especially for dinner, the dinner buffet in the upstairs restaurant was More excellent. Now, I didn't eat that much of the heavy stuff, but between the buffets here and the ones on the deck, I had escargots 3 times, which thrilled me no end. We didn't use room service at all. I don't drink wine, but my wife enjoyed the free wine with meals.
ENTERTAINMENT - This was a pleasant surprise. We had gotten used to so-so entertainment on the smaller ships, but this group was great. Dean, the cruise director, made the cruise even better with his great humor and terrific singing voice.
CAPTAIN - I have to make a comment on Captain Johannes. He was a regular guy - someone you just love to be with - and with a great sense of humor.
NEGATIVE - My only complaint is that getting signed up for internet the first 2 days was a fiasco. The computer guy was there only a few hours a day, and people were really getting frustrated. It got so bad that I had to help. I don't think they understand that many (most?) of the passengers are older and not that computer savy. So having someone who I thought was only OK (and that might be generous), working a few hours a day was not good.
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A series of injury setbacks have contributed to a perpetual sense of unfulfilled potential about Kieran Gibbs's career but the defender believes he is now able to take his game to new heights.
The lows have been frequent and deep. A broken metatarsal in November 2009 preceded a double-hernia operation two years later, before a torn thigh muscle in January became the latest obstacle to overcome.
Several minor issues sandwiched in between those seismic fitness problems have restricted the 24-year-old's progress yet he has been able to see off Gael Clichy and Andre Santos and is currently ahead of Nacho Monreal in the pecking order.
Last season's 27 Premier League appearances were a career best and he is one of three players along with Wojciech Szczesny and Olivier Giroud to have started all 12 League games in this campaign.
Gibbs is expected to return for Saturday's trip to Cardiff after missing the midweek Champions League win over Marseille with a sickness bug; a minor illness may be troublesome but he is convinced that the greater problems of the past are now consigned to history.
"I feel strong and I have taken a good look at myself physically," said Gibbs, who now uses yoga to improve his core fitness. "The physios at the club have worked really hard with me and I think that's probably been the biggest help for me. I've done a lot of gym work and preparation and even after games I've worked hard. I have to stay ahead of everything and make sure I don't fall behind or pick up any silly injuries.
"I am more relaxed knowing I can trust my body. You can get on with the game and that is all I wanted to do. The games will come thick and fast now all the way through the winter.
"That's going to be an important test for me. Hopefully I can stay fit as possible and play as much as I can. I think this year I have moved up a level. I've stayed fit and finally shown what I can do. There is still a lot more I want to do though, especially offensively.
"Even on Saturday [against Southampton], I felt like I could have created more trouble for the opposition in the final third.
"I want to add more assists and even goals, too. We play a certain way which enables me to get involved in the attack. But overall I am happy and I just want to keep progressing and improving."
Gibbs's resurgence continued on the international stage when earning his third cap and his first in three years as a second-half substitute in England's 1-0 defeat to Germany.
The debate over the identity of England's first-choice left-back has centred almost exclusively on Leighton Baines and Ashley Cole but with the former out injured for a month and the latter dropped by Jose Mourinho at Chelsea, Gibbs has a chance to press his case ahead of Brazil.
"It was a big positive for me, especially as Roy Hodgson had three left-backs in the squad but he told me that he felt he had to bring me in because of the way I've been performing," said Gibbs.
"That gave me a lot of confidence. I managed to sneak on against Germany as well and get another cap.
"I'm really happy to be back involved in the set-up and it is obviously a good time to be back in the squad in World Cup year."
Arsenal are currently four points clear at the top of the Premier League but Gibbs insists it would be premature to read anything into their fine early season form.
"It is looking good but it is still very early," he said. "I think we can start looking at the table more when we get to the new year.
"I don't tend to pay much attention to the table before then really.
"If you look at it, there are teams like Southampton up there who weren't there last season. So there are a lot of surprises that can happen in the League this year and I don't think it really takes shape until the new year. The only thing to do is take each game as it comes."
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I wish I could blame the Refs for this lose....but not even bad calls could explain this one. The Wings look like a team that is 23 and 40 near the end of the season. From the body language I seen, it looks like they just gave up after going down 3-1. Plenty of time to catch up, but why bother it seems. No retaliation for the Hudler hit? Not even a scrum? You can make all the line changes, trades, or bring in players from the minors. But you cant give players back their heart. That is what we are missing right now. For the next games, let the Griffins play the Ducks. I know the Minor League players would show some heart.
Like to see the Wings come out aggressive, like they where in the 1st Period of the Minnesota game Tuesday. Seems like they are waiting for a goal to be handed to them.
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I have tried all those cheapy knife sharpeners and they never seem to work. Does anyone know of a really good pocket or protable knife sharpener??
I use one made by a company called Stirling. If your interested I have a phone number were you can order one. Just send my a PM and I will pass the info on.
I bought one of these in 1986 and I still use it today.
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I was looking for something a little smaller.
The little Benchmade portable Field sharpener is excellent. It will easily fit on a keychain.
They are actually made for Benchmade & Harley and others by a company called Redi-Edge.
Search Ebay for "Benchmade Sharpener" They are always on there.
The Benchmade Tactical Pro is usually a bit cheaper.
Hold the knife straight up and down with the blade in the Carbide Cutter "V" and with hardly any downward pressure pull the knife toward you.
You may have to do it a few times.
It will get a blade just to the point where it will shave hair off your arm.
It's FAST and more than adequate for a survival or field work edge.
I like this sharpener so much that I'll be building one into my next SHTF/survival knife sheath.
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You may think this is dumb but i sharpen my blade on my car window. I row it down and use the edge just like i would any of those ceramic rods. It works real well and if you are traveling you'll have it with you
I am thinking about buying the lansky deluxe system. It's not pocket portable but supposed to be one of the best out there.
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Because Readyfields encompasses many creatures, great and small, ours is a big extended brood that welcomes you with open arms.
As well as our pets, Digger the Jack Russell; horse Brian; Dinky, Dash and Daisy, our donkeys, living among us for 31 years are the Readyfields bloodhounds. A friendly bunch, they provide puppies between April and July, and we have a big playpen where our guests can enjoy them. The hounds also happily accompany a bike ride once a week, (until the end of August) which a traffic-stopping spectacle and on the last weekend in July we host an annual puppy and hound show, complete with hog roast and afternoon tea. During the summer there are sheep to be shorn and calves and lambs to be bottle-fed twice daily, as well as our pig Peppa to be tended to.
There's plenty to do at the farm including a large trampoline for the children's use but should you want to explore further afield you can meet all sorts of animals - from llamas to wallabies - at White Post Farm Park, or attend events year-round at Newark Showground, including antiques fairs and May's county town. There are also towns big and small, from the historic city of Lincoln to the quaint minster town of Southwell, home of the Bramley apple. There are also local pubs serving great food, including the Caunton Beck, just a mile away, and the Plough at Norwell, three miles down the road.
The Boddy family have farmed at Readyfields for three generations, and we (David and Lesley) now reside here with our three daughters, Leah, Alice and Maisie. Long Leas is the field where you'll stay in one of our five tents, and it bursts into bloom in the spring, when it lights up with yellow dandelions and buttercups. In the evenings you can often glimpse rabbits, lapwings, brown hares, badgers, foxes, and roe and muntjac deer. Twenty minutes' walk along the footpath outside the tents brings you to Winkburn Hall and its sleepy hamlet and 13th century church, which is associated with St John of Jerusalem.
Younger guests are well catered for at Readyfields. As well as all the animals to meet, groom, feed and play with, new for 2012, we also have a brand new giant trampoline, a mega tyre swing and a huge sandpit for some very free, very messy play. There's also the articulated John Deere tractor, 'Big Foot', which is David's pride and joy!
Our farm is also pretty slap bang in the middle of England. 15 minutes from the A1, 30 from the M1, it is an hour from Birmingham and two and half from the M25. Even quicker is the train to nearby Newark from Kings Cross, a mere 80 minute journey.
Our farm larder is well stocked, with everything from fresh milk from the local neighbouring farm, to fresh breads and homemade cakes, ready meals, meats from the local butcher and award-winning local ice cream.
We are also licensed, and stock local wine and beer to enjoy around your campfire with an accompaniment of toasted marshmallows. The neighbouring dairy farm, who supplies our milk, has a newly-opened ice cream parlour and tea room that is within walking distance.
Unfortunately dogs are not allowed at Readyfields due to the bloodhounds. Horses can be stabled by arrangement.
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