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"Now, have these plans changed? Was Jordan banking on the Sixers adding another starter-caliber player to the roster? Was Jordan planning on having Andre Miller back at the point? Or maybe this is still the plan. Maybe Jordan wants Iguodala at the three, either to learn the offense from that position before moving him, or permanently."
I'm not a mind-reader, but I'm pretty sure he wasn't planning on having Miller back. His comments when he was hired generally suggested otherwise. Of course, he may have thought we were bringing in a point guard or legitimate two. But have we really made efforts in that regard, enough to suggest that Stefanski at some point told him it was likely we'd be bringing in someone at those positions? Doesn't seem that way. So no, I think he regards Iguodala as a small forward, as many people do. Perhaps they're in error, but you can see the argument - and you can also see why EJ would be so opposed to playing Dalembert much that he would want a small lineup with Brand at the 5, Thad at the 4 and consequently Iguodala at the 3. That's very possibly the thinking here. As for two-guard, you know, no one ever said we were going to be a contender this year. If you're still building, you're going to have a hole somewhere in your lineup.
I don't know, I get the feeling a lot has changed in the front office as the Summer has worn on. Having Holiday fall to them probably changed the thinking, somewhat. I'm guessing they view him as not only an eventual starter, but a centerpiece, which may have changed how they felt about bringing Miller back, or bringing someone like Bibby in. The drop in the cap, and the threat of a further drop next season may have pushed them to be even more frugal.
I don't think it's out of the question to believe Jordan thought he'd be getting one more starter to work with in the back court.
I mean, we were always getting some point guard in the draft, and clearly Holliday won't be ready so fast that a short deal with Bibby wouldn't make some sense. So I don't know that that's the change.
Andre Miller. That reported sign-and-trade of Miller to the Knicks for Chris Duhon? "Never happened," a source close to the situation told SN Today. "That was something that someone simply made up. Probably Andre Miller's agent."
The only real possibility for Miller to join the Knicks would be a one-year deal worth the midlevel ($5.85 million). Other than that, Miller's choices are limited. He can hope that Portland loses out in its offer for Paul Millsap and that, afterward, the Blazers chase Miller.
Or he can hope that the Sixers make a generous offer, as the Lakers did for Odom. Hopefully, Miller paid enough attention to Odom's situation to know he should quickly accept a decent Philly offer.
I read tonight that the Jazz plan to match the offer sheet for Millsap. Still doubt the Blazers want Miller, but I guess they're back on the table as a sign-and-trade partner, at least theoretically. I seriously doubt he'll be back in Philly this season, though.
gun to my head, i say there's zero percent jrue starts... even if he outplays Lou. i don't think EJ starts a rookie.
after hearing EJ's comments, i see bill green starting at the two again. it sucks, but i think that's the way it goes down.
personally i'd like to see the lineup you tweeted about. jrue, andre, thad, brand, sam. who needs shooting when you can play D like those 5 would?
Yeah, defensively that lineup would be killer... I honestly would like to see us go with that one. If Thad's 3-point range keeps improving and either Jrue or Iggy can knock down an open shot when called upon to do so, it could be extremely effective.
It all comes down to whether EJ wants to go with the hand he's dealt (i.e. playing Sammy at center) or put his best players on the floor (i.e. moving Brand to center and Thad to PF and thus playing people out of position).
Putting his best players on the floor would be playing sammy at the five.
You know, upon reflection, I'll give you that. My brain and fingers didn't quite synch up there. Our top three players are Iggy, Thad, and Brand... thereafter, based on his defensive intimidation, it's pretty fair to argue that Sammy must be one of the next two. Of course, that would mean that two of these three (Lou, Marreese, and Kapono) lose out. Are Marreese and Kapono the two? I guess so.
Anyway, back to my original post. I was probably thinking that, if EJ doesn't go with Sammy, it'll be a result of his estimation that Sammy isn't one of the five best players for his system. The characterization (right or wrong... probably right) that Sammy's low b-ball IQ won't allow him to function well in the P.O.
Brian, I don't think Kapono can start, reguardless of the position (to me he's a SF more than a SG)
A starting back court of LW + Kapono would be the worst defensive combo EVER, talking about 55-60 points allowed to their opponents every given night.
I agree with Jordan (the reader) that Jrue SHOULD not start. and I also agree that unfortunately we will see a lot of Willie Green again, if something doesn't change. Yes, maybe even as a starter.
The fisrt line up you wrote is the better to me, with Andre at the two. I hope after training campo Jordan (the coach) will be convinced to use this line up in Game 1.
I strongly dislike Brand at the five also, I would play that for no more than 5 minutes per game, and only vs Golden State...
Brian, how about CARLOS ARROYO at PG?
I've discussed this with some guys on the board of Philly.com and I think it could be a good short term solution, for cheap. Guy can play, has NBA experience, also in good teams, and would come for few $ I think.
if Andre is going to be locked in at SF, I would rather see Thad at the 2 than at the 4, given who else is on our roster. His handle is improving, and I think his shot's actually better than Dre's. Yes, he would have some trouble staying with smaller shooting guards, but a) so do our smaller shooting guards (remember making Courtney Lee famous?), and b) we have entertained on this board the possibility of bringing in Mike Miller at that position, and he is slower than Thad at about the same size. Overall, still prefer Dre at the guard spot (if paired with Lou "I am ALWAYS in the act of shooting" Williams I think he'll be more of a point than a two, as someone has to pass the ball), but if that's not happening, Thad at the 2 is the next best option...
Either way you slice it, Iguodala and Thad need to be on the wings as far as I'm concerned. If they aren't we're going to have 2 guys out of position, minimum, and it's not like they'd be making these concessions to get a good shooting guard on the floor. Just doesn't make sense to me.
Sigh...none of these are any good, but willie green can't be allowed to start, and elton brand should not start at the center.
Actually, Willie seemed OK as a starter - for the first 10 to 15 minutes anyway. It was after they would take him out and put him back in that he seemed to accomplish little of value.
To meWille Green is an NBA bench player, a 7th/8th man on a team that considers it self a contender to even win one round in the playoffs. If he's only good for 10-15 minutes per game they shouldn't be at the beginning as I see it, guys like that are built to be used in spot moments where they do the most good...continuing to start a bench guy and 2 (or 3) guys out of position versus putting the best guys in the best spots just would point to a deeper flaw with the sixers and me giving up complete hope that Ed Stefanski has a clue HOW to build a winning basketball team
I still think that the team will bring in another veteran point guard even if they can't make a sign and trade deal. Maybe somebody like Marbury. Maybe somebody of a lesser reputation or someone who has been playing overseas. Who knows? Maybe even Iverson. Stranger things have happened. I just have a hard time seeing the team trusting Lou Williams as a full time point. I could see them using him part at point and part at shooting guard.
Iverson and Marbury would be terrible ideas and probably cost more than the sixers are willing to spend right now, I hope a vet point is brought in but it doesn't have to be a 'star name' to be a solid edition. Just has to be a guy whose skills fit Jordans system and realizes he's placeholding
Not to be too heretical, but if you have Brand, Iggy and Sam as your frontcourt, that's one terrific defensive front. Put Jrue on the point for defense, primarily and green at the two for mainly the same thing and you've got a starting squad that's got some scoring thru Brand and Iggy but largely going to depend on its bench to overwhelm the other team's bench. Bench is Thad, Lou, Speights, Ivey and rehab guy.
They showed last year they could hang in some games with defense. Perhaps a PO and a stronger Brand will give them juuust enough offense to hold the fort for an overwhelming bench mob to come in and destroy.
Give Thad some minutes at b/u 4 and SP8s some mins at b/c center and both those guys can regularly see about 25 mins a game?
Just spitballin.
I think Thad deserves 35 MPG, that's the best way for him to develop.
Perhaps that's the plan after December. Mebbe at that point he then moves into the starting 3-spot and they move Iggy to the two as Jordan's more or less stated.
If Willie Green starts, I will consider becoming a NY Knick fan! I will be extremely disappointed and will not go to many games, may just sell my season ticket for what I can get for it. Not even worth paying for parking if Willlie Green starts.
Just to be clear, I am a sixer fan and will always be a sixer fan. Just not happy if that happens.
tom moore article out that says that the pacers are interested in miller. he said that the pacers do not have the money but would be interested in a sign and trade. but who would ed be interested in getting back? foster is the only player that we would not have to add a player from our roster to get.
Earl Watson's available! Nab! Nab!
Do you have a link? Is this something new?
If you're going to burst my bubble with some technicality why we can't get him, save it til tomorrey.
No bubble to burst. I was thinking CJ Watson before.
If we get him. ummmmm-hmmmmm!..... Wow.
oh. please, please..... Then we can start him and Lou at the 'guards' (even though this offense is somewhat position-less), and Dala and Thad as the small-ball wings in a sense, and EB at the five. The team oriented defense they could employ could get EB by.
If they're going to go with Lou, and sadly Willie again, then just let Lou run with the starters for that 1st and 3rd quarters and end of game if it presents itself, and let Willie get some of those 'bench' minutes during the end of 1st/midway through 2nd and maybe 3rd/4th interval type time. Just switch them and see if the rest of the talent from the starters can calm Lou down.
Ed, Ed, Eddie, and Earl....it's alot of E's...... but its'a gettin better...
Um, sure, I guess, at least he's a point gurd nd a veteran with an above 2:1 career A:TO :)
In a conventional offense the 2 and 3 have very similar roles. But this is not the case with the P.O. Not a P.O. expert, but I think the 1 and 2 are the same and the 3 and 4 are the same.
That is why they want Iguodala to start the year at SF, because SG is a hugely different position in the P.O. Then when he is comfortable in a few months they will give him minutes at SG.
I am just surprised they are not bringing in a vet guard with some working knowledge of the P.O. Is no one available? Because it could leade to a very bumpy road with any of the 4 option you presented trying to implement a new offense. Sort of wastes the high end talent of Brand/Thad/Iguodala if the ball starts in the hands of the likes of Jrue/Lou/Green. Scary stuff IMO, but then again I'm always sounding like a pessimeist these days.
Overall, I'm still hopeful for later in the season, but those first few months could be ugly.
That's my understanding of the PO as well, but I see this as two very good reasons to start the season with Iguodala at the two. The first being the team is better off with him at the two and Thad at the three, long term. The second is that Iguodala is probably the team's best ballhandler/playmaker right now, so using him at one of the guard position should help smooth out some of those bumps.
I agree on both counts. Just think this is the Sixers thinking- not mine.
I think starting Brand/Young at C/PF is unreasonable defensively. Almost as much as starting Lou/WG at PG/SG is poison to an offense.
Remember my "all out of position" Sixers team?
Yup. It may come to pass.
I'm so convinced the team is gonna put a crap lineup out there. My 2 cents (based on current roster):
ideal: dalembert/brand/thad/iggy/holiday
acceptable: dalembert/brand/thad/iggy/lou
awful: brand/thad/iggy/green/holiday
There are even more awful ones possible, but God forbid.
Add my 2 cents to yours, because I agree.
Indianapolis Star reports that Watson has already agreed to sign with the Pacers once he clears waivers.
So Watson not available for the sixers (I doubt they would have talked to him) and the rumored (but I never believed) interest in Andre Miller probably fizzles out
I don't agree with Dwyer on this. Two things you can criticize Miller for (1) skipping the exit interview, (2) taking the summer off and having to play himself into shape. But during the season last year, I don't think he was dogging anything. He played hurt for a long stretch and you can obviously look at tape and see him playing less-than stellar defense, but I rarely if ever thought he was coasting out there on the floor.
I think this is a perception thing because he's a quiet guy and his game looks lethargic. Don't really think it's fair to say he mailed in this season, though. He played hard with nagging injuries.
*Sigh*....Excitement tempered quickly.
So the Pacers have TJ Ford, who is a very capable point guard, and they are farther away from contending than we are, yet, they want to sign Earl Watson.
We have no proven points, and have a roster playoff-ready approaching contender status, but we don't seem to make it to the head of the line for Earl.
Ed, where did you leave your black top hat and rabbit?
Frown beginning to form....
Btw, since some 'round these parts want to compare summer league numbers as if they really carry any weight, and the mockery and ridicule delivered this one's way over the "only person in the country to have Wayne Ellington 'rated' above others etc."; that FG % and 3 PT % sure look like something this here Sixers team could use.
I mean, what do I know? I ONLY watched maybe around 100 of this kid's and Lawson's games in college. But, of course, the Draft Express' and the like certainly know best. I mean, they do get paid to evaluate. As if being compensated somehow certifies an opinion.
Who wouldn't take the highest 'rated' kid with the most 'upside'? Instead of, selecting the best possible 'fits' considering current personnel.
I would think after the JOhn Salmons event sixers fans would realize how little summer league results mean.
Tell that to the compadre that you ride shotgun with - aka the calculator guy...
On a side note, for those with NBA TV, you can watch the replay of Ty Lawson's Nuggets and his near 69% shooting overall from the floor, and his 50% shooting from three, and his five boards and five dimes with only 2 turnovers, against the Trail Blazers at 3:30 on Sunday afternoon.
Wonder if they will replay his stellar outing going on right now against the D-League Select team on Monday?
Lawson's five game totals finished at -
45% shooting
50% 3 PT shooting
84% free throws
4 Rebounds and Assists per game
2.2 Turnovers and 1.2 steals per game
17.2 points per game
'I just love how everyone thinks Lawson is such a sure thing.'
Me too, but hey, it is ONLY Summer League.
EH, more sympathetic to your case I could not be. I wasn't the least bit worried about Ty's tough start. Lawson's proven that he can adjust and improve weaker parts of his game. This is a mentally tough and determined guy.
The Sixers haven't been perfect with DiLeo in the mix (see Carney, Rodney). I mean, who is? Possibly the Spurs, who weren't about to let a proven performer like Blair Force One pass them by as did six other second round GMs before them. Sometimes, as in the game, you don't need to go for the high-risk, potentially dazzling play when the solid, low-risk-yet-highly-effective, dead-simple one is right there to be made.
But it's true, it's just summer league and it's not easy to make predictions based on this stuff. All our guy's shown is that he can handle things at this level. A quantum leap of difficulty lies ahead. I'm betting he figures that one out too, sooner than later. But if you're expecting some kind of mea culpa from BJo, the twin-headed beast of supreme rationality, you're wasting time. Holiday may yet pan out. Lawson may yet meet his Waterloo. Couple more years to go, mate.
Choo, can!t argue with that, good stuff!! Brian, I expect lineup #2 because,Dei Lynum stated after the Kapono trade that she expects Kapono on the court 20 to 25 minutes a night and our coach talked about weak defenders being covered for if they"solve " a weakness down the offensive end. D.Lynum has been right a lot since the summer started and seems to get a lot of inside info from her pop, it must be nice.


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Just two freshmen boats competed for the Quakers. Both were in the lightweight eights and posted similar times. The first group of Red and Blue rowers to cross the finish line did so in a time of 12:36.3. That was good enough for fourth place.
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Voters in the USA Today and Harris polls moved BYU up to 15 this week following an impressive 38-21 win against Air Force. I am pleased with the number 15 ranking and it makes me think that with two strong wins to end the year a top 10 finish is not impossible, provided the teams ahead of the Cougars lose.
BYU is number 18 and 19 in the AP poll and BCS standings, respectively. I am not please to see so many three-loss teams ahead of BYU in these rankings. Virginia Tech, Clemson, LSU, Oregon State (and Miami in the BCS) are all ahead of BYU. Hopefully, a win against Utah coupled with losses by some of these other teams (Oregon State vs. Oregon, Clemson in the ACC Championship game) will propel BYU to its proper spot in these rankings.
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Cherries in SaladMay 29, 2013 | By | COMMENTS
You know how people say "pretty please with a cherry on top?" but the visual you get, from that request, is of an ice cream sundae with chocolate sauce and whipped cream? From now on, I want you to think about salad. Because cherries taste really good in salad. No, not cherries from a jar, I'm talking about cherries that show up, in season (like: now) at the farmer's market. Look at the cherries in the picture above (which I procured from the West Hollywood farmer's market) and tell me you're not craving cherries. Well, crave them in salad.
You won't be impressed with my take on the idea of "cherries in salad" because I kind of threw this together in a hurry to go with leftover mac and cheese.
Basically, I sliced up Persian cucumbers (also from the farmer's market), onion, and threw in a few pitted cherries, tossing everything with olive oil, red wine vinegar, salt and pepper. It was almost like a pickled cherry salad which was nice and acidic against the mac and cheese. But, no, not a triumph.
The real triumph came a few nights later at Mark and Diana's house. Diana made a salad with cherries so good I'm going to copy her and make this and claim it was my idea.
It's arugula, cherries, and–the key ingredient–really good blue cheese (shipped from Murray's in New York as a birthday gift from her sister). The sweet cherries combined with the blue cheese and whatever Diana used to dress the salad (olive oil, and balsamic? Or just red wine vinegar? Either will work) was one of the best bites of salad I've had in a long time.
So go get yourself a carton of cherries and start making salad. If you have one cherry leftover at the end you can put it on top of your ice cream sundae which you deserve after eating salad for dinner.
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Home furnishings retailer Pier 1 Imports (NYSE:PIR) said it earned $17.8 million during its fiscal first quarter, up 26% from $14 million during the same time last year. EPS was 16 cents, compared to 12 cents last year.
That matched the expectations of analysts, RTT News noted.
The company announced that first-quarter sales rose 8% to $361.12 million, which also topped analysts who anticipated $360.07 million.
Investors took the results in stride. Pier 1 shares rose just over 1% in Thursday afternoon trading.
Same store sales grew 7.2%, the company said. Over three years, same-store sales have risen 31.7%, cumulatively.
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In late August, Collins Planning Associates of Jackson, Wyo., released a review of the policy's current draft. The review starts with the statement, "It is hard to consider the Growth Policy as a policy plan to guide Flathead County's future," before going into 10 pages of specifics.
On Sept. 7, Flathead County held a preliminary hearing on a county budget that doesn't include any new funding for the growth policy. The policy has been designed as a foundation, with transportation, water and sewer, parks and recreation and other plans to be added later. As of now, no money is allocated for the completion of those plans, though county administrator Mike Pence says budget amendments could provide such funds in the future.
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It is with deep sadness that the family of Bertha Larocque announces her passing on November 27, 2006 at the age of 76. Bertha was born on November 8, 1930 in Victoire, SK. She lived in Pascal, SK, Leoville, SK, Prince Albert, SK and in May 2006 moved to McDougall Wings Care Home in St. Louis, SK. Bertha enjoyed the outdoors, playing bingo & cards, listening to and tapping her toe to fiddle music, especially when her son Tony played. She was very proud of Tony. She loved going on drives with Tony & Cindy this past year visiting with family and old neighbors. She also enjoyed her visits with Sisters Angeline and Helene at the Sisters Of Providence in Saskatoon, SK. Bertha will be remembered and sadly missed by her son Tony (Cindy) Larocque of Brandon, MB, sister Yvonne (Walter) Umkehrer of Swan River, MB, brothers Hercules (Cora) Larocque of Christopher Lake, SK and Ray (Dorothy) Larocque of Saskatoon, SK, her sister in laws Yvette Larocque of Leoville, SK and Lil Larocque of Red Deer, AB. As well as numerous nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. She was predeceased by her parents Frank & Marie Larocque, a sister Rose (Ray) Paul, brothers Louis, Albert and Andrew (Lucille). The funeral service was held on Saturday December 2, 2006 at 2pm from the Notre Dame des Victoires Roman Catholic Church in Victoire, SK with Rev. Fr. Vincent Karatunga officiating. Music was provided by Gilles Francouer and Lorna Parent. The crossbearer was Janet Umkehrer. Active pallbearers were Arnold Larocque, Lenard Larocque, Dean Larocque, Lyle Larocque, Claude Parent and Donald Parent. Honorary Pallbearers were all relatives and friends who shared in Bertha's life. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Victoire Cemetery. Bertha was laid to rest in the Victoire Cemetery.


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5 Night Explorer to Bermuda 05/05/12 - First Time With RCI: Explorer of the Seas Cruise Review by sivyaleah
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5 Night Explorer to Bermuda 05/05/12 - First Time With RCI
Destination: Bermuda
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
Having never sailed on RCI before, we depended on the many reviews on Cruise Critic and my travel agents advice (who happens to be my sister) as to whether or not the Explorer would suit us. Overall, it seemed to be ok although perhaps we had a few concerns based on what we'd read. We just got back this morning so everything is very fresh in my head and I'll go through each point to comment on everything one by one.
Getting on the boat/through customs went rather smoothly. We arrived with plenty of time to spare, having learned a lesson the last time we sailed More when we misread the documents and had to rush to the pier (my fault!). We live rather close to Cape Liberty, it only took about 1/2 an hour taxi ride over and check-in took less than 45 minutes before we were on the boat and in our cabin. Everyone involved were pleasant and professional. The lines looked long but moved quite fast. Some people have complained about the facility but honestly, who cares what the port building looks like? It's not bad at all and you're only there a short while before shuttle buses whisk you to the boat. I have no complaints about this process at all.
The ship, as others have said, is quite lovely even though it's older. It's kept in good repair overall. I didn't notice anything that stood out anywhere that made it look worn or tired in the public areas - nor did it look particularly dated either. The ship is very easy to navigate; much better than the last NCL boat we were on. Loved the fact there was an outside promenade to walk around! We missed this on NCL's "Epic" incredibly.
We were in a superior ocean view balcony stateroom, #7378 starboard, very far aft but not an aft room. While not the most up-to-date in appearance by modern standards, it was well kept, had adequate storage, the bathroom was fine (other than the ring around the toilet bowl which certainly was from years of scrubbing - that toilet could use being replaced). The bed was comfortable - which was a big concern of mine. We requested extra pillows, including a specialty pillow because I have neck problems. Our room attendant; "Dewey" (Dui?) was fantastic! He went over and beyond the call of duty to the point of even returning our pool towels for us. I swear he was the only person on that boat who knew what he was doing ALL the time (we tipped him extra - as we had pre-paid our tips due to my time dining). The refrigerator was abysmal as many had mentioned. We had Dewey empty it for us, and we even at some point unplugged it because it wasn't keeping anything cold at all and was making odd noises. Anyway, we were very pleased with the room - it was close enough to the elevator but far enough not to be a problem, and we liked that we were at a part of the ship near the restaurants so we didn't have to walk all the way forward for meals. For sure, one of our favorite cabins of all the times we've cruised.
We only used the mini-golf, which was actually a lot of fun. We're not sports/fitness oriented so it was a nice diversion to have on the boat. We would have used the ping pong tables but it was pretty windy to be chasing little balls around the deck lol.
I suppose them mean lectures and such? This seemed lacking to us. Towel folding, wine tastings and the same exact art auctions on every other boat aren't exactly what I have in mind for this category. I think they could do better in this regard.
Typical of all other cruises I've been on for drinks, etc. However, I did feel ripped off by the money I spent on my juice package since I was unable to keep said juice cold in my refrigerator. Those juice bottles are large. I never drink an entire one in one sitting; I was using them to take my medications in the evening/morning. By not being able to keep them chilled I had to toss out half a bottle each time. What a waste of money. Next time I'll suck it up and take the walk to get the free ice tea instead.
Awful. This is where RCI needs to really do some serious work. I have SO many complaints about the food and food service. Let me preface this by saying that I am a serious home cook. I know food very well. I am offended when restaurants try and pass of inferior quality product to their patrons or do "bait and switches" on you. Or when they just don't even try. Or when the service isn't checking plates before they go out to the floor. I don't like being lied to by wait staff. And I especially dislike being told I'm wrong about something when it's obvious that I'm right. I, am their worst nightmare and I am vocal about it.
Two examples. Fisherman's Platter night. First, the lobster and shrimp is under cooked - practically raw in fact. On my plate, is an empty headed shrimp, and only 3 or them for that matter. There is no broccoli as mentioned on the menu, carrots instead; which I dislike. Additionally, I had ordered an order of an Indian dish as a side for my BF and I to share, a chickpea curry which came with a crisp peppery crack-like accompaniment called a "Papadam" to scoop up the curry. Instead, they give me a piece of pita bread. First I call over the head waiter, who tells me they are a) The broccoli was of poor quality, so they are substituting carrots and oh didn't my waiter tell me this? and b) sorry for the headless shrimp, he'll get me more and c) he'll get the papadam. He comes back with new shrimp, still under cooked. So, I called over the maitre d' (who, had already gotten to known us a prior evening due to a terribly cooked pasta dish that was literally like glue and an over cooked fish dish which was like shoe leather). He tells us a) there WAS broccoli, just not a lot of it and the waiter should have given me the choice of that OR carrots b) he's very sorry about the seafood being undercooked and thanked me for telling him as he needs to know these things and c) he rolled his eyes basically insinuating that many of the wait staff don't know the difference between a papadam and a pita bread. I had a long conversation with him, impressing on him that every meal we'd had in the main dining room was problematic, had to be returned and re-done. This continued for the whole trip. "Risotto" that wasn't risotto (you can not call a dish made from regular rice risotto!) for instance. Even dinner in Portofino had problems; with them not understanding that we wanted a pasta course NOT a pasta side dish (which they expected us to eat from the middle of the table with just forks and no dishes, like we're doing a rendition of "Lady and The Tramp" or something) and then taking away our main dish and promising we would get a fresh one but sending back the original lamb chop and steak that they had sitting under heat lamps for 15 minutes drying out and getting cold (the plates were hot, the food, cold). We told them such and the damn waiter kept insisting we, were wrong which utterly infuriated us.
BTW, I also do not need every waiter/waitress to tell me where they are from and then proceed to read me the menu. I could spend paragraphs complaining and moaning about this and all else but I'll stop now. You get the drift. How anyone can think the food is acceptable is beyond me.
One more thing. I really disliked the way they handle their My Time Dining. On NCL, you could always be assured that no matter what time you got to the dining room, you could get a table if you are a couple looking for a table for two. There are very few of those and there are NONE near windows; which you would think most couples out for a romantic dinner would like. We had a 7:45pm set time but never wanted to go that late. Every time we tried to change it, we were told there wasn't anything available and it was only under us really pressing the issue that we were ever able to get it slightly earlier. One evening I had a headache, and really couldn't wait that late and explained this to them and they just kept on saying to me "oh you can sit with a larger group and we can seat you now" and I don't know how many times I had to say to them "No, I'm not well, I can't be with people at all now" before they finally got it through their heads that I honestly wasn't in the frame of mind to be social.
They need more of this on board. Portofino, food is good but services spotty. Loved having Johnny Rockets as an option since the MDR was so awful. Starbucks was well appreciated but it isn't exactly a full service store; can't get iced Tazo teas for instance as an example. The new expanded beer menu was great - this was a wonderful upgrade on the part of RCI but I don't understand why they don't serve some nuts/pretzels or something when sitting at the bars. Drinking, without putting something in your stomach really isn't such a good idea.
We only went to the ice show which was spectacular and really should not be missed. Most types of entertainment aren't really our cup of tea and others we were either in the middle of dinners or were at other inopportune times for us. A couple we met during one of the shore tours mentioned a jazz ensemble that we wanted to see but for the life of us we could not remember where they were playing and it was not written in the Cruise Compass. We noticed that the Compass frequently had errors in it, which I brought to their attention.
Overall, service is good. Even where I had problems it wasn't so much that the service was poor, it was that they were somehow "over-trying" to the point where it was too much and therefore came off as cheesy. I don't want waiters being overly friendly, don't want them touching me or sounding like they are reading from a script. I want them to actually listen to what I'm saying and if they don't understand me, to please let me know they don't understand so that they will not bring me the wrong thing and have to waste food for instance which just aggravates me and causes delayed service as well. I want honesty from them. If I ask if something is fresh or ripe I expect them to tell me the truth, not to smile and say "yes" so I don't have to get pissy if I receive stale bagels and under-ripe melon (which happened frequently - where on earth is the ripe fruit on this ship?).
Started out fine. Went to Deck 5, the Main Dining Room and only had to wait a few minutes before they called our number to be able to leave the ship. But from there? What, a nightmare. Getting to Deck 1 you were suddenly squashed by the elevators as more packs of people were coming out of the elevators. The new people getting out tried to cut in line (line? what line?) from the people who were already waiting to move out for many minutes. Patience was wearing very thin down there. We easily were in that small space between elevators for 15 minutes with more and more people being allowed down there. It was insane. Apparently they were only moving out people in groups through the gangway in amounts that could fit into 1 shuttle bus at a time over to immigration. Once out of the ship, it moved quickly at least but they really need to find a way to get that other part working more efficiently. If there was some kind of emergency, it would be a disaster down there - or I could even see a fight breaking out with patience wearing thin between people. There are some who do not tolerate line cutters very well. Anyway, getting our luggage was very quick, and customs just as fast. Got a cab pronto and in half and hour we were home. Not too bad.
Sort of the usual found everywhere. We took a scenic tour of the island which was quite nice. I'd seen everything on it before but my BF had not but I was fine with that. The tour guide was somewhat boring unfortunately but since I already knew everything it was a moot point for me. The 2nd day we went to Horseshoe Bay for a few hours by shuttle bus. The weather was gorgeous albeit a bit cool for swimming (BF went anyway). The beach is full service and I highly recommend it.
Pretty good considering what we spent. I would have felt better about it if the food had been better. We didn't eat in the MDR but 2 nights, lunch only once and walked out on it, and breakfast was just a sad affair every morning (pre-made scrambled eggs anyone?).
I might try RCI again but would do research next time. I think we need a more full service ship than The Explorer, one with a lot more dining options on it. We don't mind paying extra for meals if it assures better food. Less
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She's back in the USA after an extended stay in London and Lindsay Lohan was busy with some retail therapy in New York City on Tuesday (July 1).
The crimson-haired cutie texted on her iPhone as she strolled around SoHo, sporting a cream-colored dress with vintage sunglasses.
Perhaps Lindsay was communicating with her legal team, as she's just filed a lawsuit against Grand Theft Auto for using her likeness in their latest video game.
According to the court documents, "The portraits of the Plaintiff (Lohan) incorporated her image, likeness, clothing, outfits, Plaintiff's clothing line products, ensemble in the form of hats, hair style, sunglasses, jean shorts worn by the Plaintiff that were for sale to the public at least two years."
In the game, the LiLo character says, "Can you give me a ride past them, PLEASE!? I'm hardly wearing any makeup. This is a disaster. I'm so f-----g fat. How's my hair? Do I look cute? I'm really famous. I didn't do anything. This is my commute!"


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CAIRO — Eighteen of the 19 U.S. embassies and consulates reopened on Sunday after being shut down for a week across the Islamic world because of a terrorist threat.
Even as the diplomatic posts inched toward normal operations, and as Muslims celebrated the end of the holy month of Ramadan, questions lingered about how pressing the danger had been and whether the threat had yet passed.
The U.S. Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen, the same nation from which a threat from al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula this month spurred the State Department to close its facilities, remained closed.
And the U.S. Consulate in Lahore, Pakistan, initially among the consulates open after U.S. officials announced that an unusually high number would be closed, remained shuttered indefinitely. U.S. officials evacuated personnel there on Friday on receiving "specific threats."
The nature of those threats or who they aimed at remains unclear. A worldwide travel warning to Americans overseas remains in place through the end of August.
Meantime, the decision last week to close the embassies and consulates dashed previous assertions by the Obama administration that the al-Qaida threat was waning.
Indeed, the closures, coupled with a dearth of details about the threat, left many across the region wondering about the status of al-Qaida and whether it is staging a comeback.
The United States has not closed a comparable number of embassies and consulates since the months following the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
In Yemen, some government officials are dubious about the threat posed to U.S. facilities. A Yemeni official claimed last week that the country had thwarted an al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula plot to take over cities and oil and gas installations in the eastern province of Hadramawt.
A high-ranking Yemeni security official told McClatchy that the claims of a foiled plot had no basis in fact.


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In the 1980's, The Blood Alliance expanded its community donor centers to include a location in southeast Georgia, and changed its name to Florida Georgia Blood Alliance (FGBA). In 2001, FGBA began serving Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, GA, and opened a Community Donor Center. We now also serve the Lowcountry area of South Carolina and are currently known as The Blood Alliance. The Blood Alliance is a non-profit community blood bank. Our purpose is to ensure that our community has an ample supply of blood, sufficient to meet the needs of local patients. To fulfill these needs, we currently have thirteen community donor centers, and twelve mobile units designed to support blood drives at businesses, churches, schools, civic groups, military, and community locations. We are the sole provider of transfusable blood products to all local hospitals in northeast Florida, and portions of Georgia and South Carolina so we are always in need of donations to keep these hospitals stocked. If we can meet and exceed our own local needs, we are able to share blood with other communities less fortunate. We offer an in-depth brochure describing who we are, how we help, how we benefit you, reasons to donate, and other information that may interest you. You can download and print this brochure for your reference here. After all, "Isn't it time you get to know your community blood bank?"


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Eddie McGuire's hosting of the Logies may have been criticised on talkback radio yesterday for being dull, but this view was hardly reflected in the ratings.
The 46th Logies, hosted for the second time by McGuire, peaked with a national audience of 2,802,000, more than 320,000 more viewers than last year.
An average of 2,123,000 viewers in the mainland capitals switched on between 8.15pm and 11.30pm to see Rove McManus win the Gold Logie from favourite Delta Goodrem. The singer and former Neighbours actress was tipped to win the main prize despite leaving the show after she was diagnosed with cancer.
Melburnians were the most enthusiastic, with an average of 795,000 watching.
Channel Nine extended the telecast with a 45-minute "red carpet arrivals" special before the main event.
The first red carpet special last year was 30 minutes long and was a ratings success, with more people watching it than the main event.
But this year the spectacle attracted a peak audience of 2,123,000 viewers.
Channel Nine's The Block failed to win the Logie for the most popular reality television program, losing out to Ten's Australian Idol, but the debut of the second series immediately before the red carpet special rated well. The Block had a peak audience of 1,707,000 viewers.


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Cassie Welch is our winner! Or should we say YOUR winner. You voted Cassie into the number one spot out of three finalists chosen by Gresham, Smith and Partners and Interiors & Sources. Cassie will receive a paid internship for this summer at GS&P's headquarters in Nashville, Tenn. as well as paid housing costs.
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One of the best ways possible to get a real hands-on muzzleloading experience is to build it yourself! The Traditions Frontier Muzzleloading Rifle Kit is pre-assembled at the factory to ensure proper fit. These kits are the perfect project for families to build together or to help pass those long winter nights. Easy to read instructions guide you through the building process to a finished product. There is no greater feeling of accomplishment than knowing you built the rifle or pistol you enjoy shooting so much!
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Spirit of Life Gala
PHD Counseling Center
Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 5:30 PM - Sunday, April 28, 2013 at 12:00 AM (CDT)
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Get your dancing shoes on, gather your friends and head to Stonegate Conference and Banquet Centre in Hoffman Estates for one of the most exciting evenings in town!
On Saturday April 27, 2013 this beautiful facility will transform into an elegant hot spot ideal for showcasing PHD and the work we do in the community.
Bid on a dazzling array of auction items including a fantastic variety of wine from the world over! Enter a cash raffle for a chance to win $1500.
Sit back, relax and enjoy a four-course dinner while learning more about PHD. Music by Lori Shane and the Mix will have you up and dancing in no time.
Proceeds benefit Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity, PHD, a counseling center for pregnancy help and education located in Inverness, IL. Since 1971 PHD has provided professional counseling and support services to women who are pregnant or parenting children under the age of three. Motivate Prevention programs aim to educate adolescents and parents about healthy sexuality, setting goals, relationship development, anti-bullying and healthy communication. PHD serves more than 1,100 women each year at the Counseling Center and more than 8,500 students and parents each year through school and community presentations.
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2 chicken breasts
1 sprig thyme
2 bay leaves
1 cinnamon stick
½ lemon
½ tsp black pepper corns
1 tsp all spice berries
1L chicken stock
(Reserve 700mL of poaching stock for sauce)
1 medium eggplant
120mL extra virgin olive oil
50g pine nuts
50g sunflower seeds
½ tsp ground cinnamon
Cauliflower and broccoli rice:
½ head of cauliflower
½ head of broccoli
Herb salad:
½ bunch picked coriander leaves
½ bunch picked mint leaves
¼ red onion thinly sliced
1 tbs extra virgin olive oil
1 tbs sherry vinegar
salt and pepper
1 lemon
Place chicken breasts, chicken stock in a medium sized pot and add thyme, bay leaves, cinnamon, lemon, peppercorns and all spice berries. Bring to the boil then take off the heat and cover. Leave chicken to poach in the hot stock for 25 minutes then remove and set aside. Reduce 700mL of strained stock by half to make a sauce.
Cut eggplant into thin slices and sprinkle with salt to draw out moisture. After 20 minutes pat eggplant slices dry. Heat olive oil in a large non stick pan, fry pine nuts and sunflower seeds until golden. Remove. In the same oil, fry the eggplant slices on both sides until golden brown, adding a little extra oil if necessary.
For cauliflower rice, place florets from cauliflower and broccoli in a food processor and process until the mixture resembles rice. Alternatively you and grate the florets. Season and place in a bowl. Just before serving place in microwave for 2 minutes.
To serve lightly oil a serving bowl with olive oil. Shred the poached chicken and place in the bottom of the bowl. Next make a layer of fried eggplant slices and finish with a layer of microwaved cauliflower and broccoli rice. Press down to make the layers flat and compact. To make salad toss coriander, mint, sliced onion with olive oil, sherry vinegar and salt and pepper. Turn the bowl out on to a plate quickly. Drizzle some hot reduced stock over the top and a sprinkle of cinnamon and toasted pine nuts and sunflower seeds. Garnish with herb salad and serve with a cheek of lemon.
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Jordin Sparks is Red Hot at Big Apple "Sparkle" Screening
Emulating the title of her newest film with her wonderful smile, Jordin Sparks attended the The Cinema Society with Circa and Alice & Olivia screening of "Sparkle" in New York City on Tuesday night (August 14).
The 22-year-old singer looked amazing in a fitted red dress matched with fiery pumps as she posed with Jodi Wiedemann, Carmen Ejogo and Tika Sumpter at the Tribeca Grand Hotel.
In a recent interview with Reuters, the former "American Idol" champ opened up about how the film saved her saying, ""'Sparkle' came at a moment where I was actually pretty unsure with what was happening in my career."
Miss Sparks went on to add, "My label was going through a transition and people were let go. Then I parted ways with my management and then I had some things personally going on. It just felt like everything was starting to not work out all at once. I was like, 'This is it? Five years and that's it?"
The gorgeous young performer stars alongside the late Whitney Houston in the film, which arrives in theaters on August 17.
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Minimum system specs for the operating system look to hold steady
If you can install Windows 7 on your PC, you will be able to install Windows 8 as well. That's a key goal of Microsoft Corp. (
), which is currently crafting the OS -- due for
release late next fall
Microsoft Windows President Steven Sinofsky
in his
Building Windows 8
blog, "Our goal with Windows 8 from the beginning was to ship with the same system requirements as Windows 7."
While Microsoft aims to officially "only" hold steady in terms of
minimum required hardware
(which includes memory and processor) with the new release, it's also making it clear that its informal goal is to provide a
memory footprint in Windows 8 versus its current flagship OS.
Mr. Sinofsky shows off a pair of screen grabs taken from Windows 7 (SP1) and Windows 8 machines running at idle after multiple clean reboots. The Windows 8 machine currently has 3 less system processes (9+% less) and has 124 MB (~20 percent) more "
Available Memory
" on his 1 GB notebook -- the Windows 7 minimum memory requirement.
Windows 7 SP1 (left), Windows 8 test build (right). [Source: Microsoft]
Mr. Sinofsky writes:
It is fun to think about what the "low end" hardware looked like in 2009 and how you can't even find things like 256MB memory modules anymore. We wanted to ensure that people running on Windows 7-era hardware would have the option to easily upgrade their existing machines to Windows 8 and take advantage of the functionality it has to offer. We also expect that many machines that predate the Windows 7 release will run Windows 8 based on the experiences we've had with older machines we intentionally keep in our performance test infrastructure.
Sorry Mr. Sinofsky, Newegg says otherwise about 256 MB memory:
... but if you keep delivering such great memory performance you are forgiven.
The reduction in number of services comes from what Microsoft calls a "start on demand" model. The basic premise here is that the service triggers when a cue is received (e.g. plugging in a USB drive), but then exits the memory space when the cue vanishes (e.g. the drive is unplugged) and a sufficient amount of time elapses.
Microsoft has also turned off, by default, services pertaining to the desktop, for builds aimed at tablets or other mobile devices. Microsoft believes that users will spend the
majority of their time in the new Metro UI
, interacting with Metro-enabled apps. If they need to use the desktop, appropriate services will start, but until they do, these services won't be taking up RAM.
Windows 8 also creates a new form of memory allocation -- "low priority" memory. Programmers will be able to use this to designate non-essential allocations, safeguarding users from memory shortages.
Microsoft points out that while memory may play a second fiddle to processor and screen power usage on mobile devices, it still can have a significant impact on battery life. Writes Mr. Sinofsky:
Something that might not be obvious is that minimizing memory usage on low-power platforms can prolong battery life. Huh? In any PC, RAM is constantly consuming power. If an OS uses a lot of memory, it can force device manufacturers to include more physical RAM. The more RAM you have on board, the more power it uses, the less battery life you get. Having additional RAM on a tablet device can, in some instances, shave days off the amount of time the tablet can sit on your coffee table looking off but staying fresh and up to date.
The memory usage that the Windows team is pulling is particularly impressive, when you consider that the clean install of Windows 7 tested does
include a running copy of Microsoft's
Windows Defender anti-malware application
. The Windows 8 clean install -- which uses less memory -- does include this running app.
States the blog:
NOTE: For Windows 8, a clean install also contains the extended Windows Defender technology, which, for the first time incorporates complete antimalware functionality – also optimized for memory and resource use per
Jason's blog about protecting you from malware
. (This functionality does not exist on a clean install of Windows 7 where we would recommend that you add security software).
This development is definitely bad news for antivirus manufacturers like McAfee and Symantec Corp. (
). While their products have come a long way from their bloated forms of yore, it seems unlikely that they will be able to keep pace with Windows Defender in terms of footprint. While the most cautious consumers may still pick them up for the potential of added protection via quicker malware definitions updates, many consumers will likely opt to solely rely on Microsoft's free protection.
At least one major A/V firm may have seen the writing on the wall. Intel Corp. (
subsidiary McAfee
heavily promoted its new hardware-level permissions defense at IDF 2011, which will be incorporated on a hardware level. Given that Microsoft is increasingly offering protections that meet or beat veteran security software vendors' offerings, others will likely follow in suit, either looking deliver hardware-enabled protections or defenses in unique third party programs, such as browsers.
Returning to the topic of memory use, it should be interesting to see what kinds of low-end systems that enthusiasts are able to squeeze Windows 8 onto. Windows 7 was installed and run on some
torturously dated hardware
-- but by the looks of it Windows 8 may be destined for even greater feats.
A "Developer Preview" build of Windows 8 is
currently available to the general public
, and
topped 500,000 downloads
within a day of going live.
Building Windows 8
"There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance." -- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
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