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Al-Basha Foods
11321 Village Square Lane
Fishers, IN 46038
Had it not been for the monthly mailers I get advertising local businesses, I would have never known Al-Basha existed. Al-Basha is a Greek/Mediterranean restaurant combination grocery store in Fishers that is hidden behind a CarX on Allisonville Road just south of 116th Street. The business has two entrances, one for the small grocery and one for the restaurant. I went at lunchtime for some carryout on a weekday and the place was busy, which is usually a good sign.
While waiting for my order, I walked around the grocery store exploring how many unique products were available in these three small aisles. Almost all the products were imported and ranged from olives, fava beans, a large and well priced spice section, cookies from a bakery in Chicago, and Turkish coffee to dunk the cookies in. There is also a small refrigerated case with some meats and cheese you just won't find in stores around Central Indiana. Along the tops of the shelves, there were dozens of Hookahs for sale and a small section of Hookah supplies. You can even order Hookah off the menu and partake in a private room.
What I had: Although the menu in the restaurant is small, it had all the basic sandwiches and soups you might expect from a business serving Mediterranean cuisine. My sole purpose for stopping in is my love of the gyro. Gyros at Al-Basha will cost you $5.99 but you can always get the price down to $4.99 by printing a coupon online. Their gyros include the standard stack of meat, cucumber sauce and a tomato wedge. Feta was extra and I decided to pass since the cheese sometimes overpowers the other flavors. Off to the side, there were four pickle-like wedges included with the gyro. Although my wife hated the taste, I thought they added a sour crunch that balanced the gyro out well.
The gyro at Al-Basha reminds me of a cross between a Hot Pocket and a Kolache. It looks like a filled puff pastry that is open on one end. Inside, you could see plenty of cucumber sauce spread around and the pocket was filled with meat and a tomato edge. For the purpose of this review, I cut it wide open so you could see just how much meat was inside causing my eating experience to be a messy one. My wife had no problem eating hers neatly and appreciated being able to hold the gyro and not have meat or sauce dripping onto her shirt.
Would I Buy It Again? Yes-100%. Although it was not my favorite gyro, it was probably the second best gyro I have ever had. Every gyro I have ever had has been served with some raw onion. After getting home, I was surprised to not find any in the container and will inquire whether that is an option next time I return. Another customer told me how good the falafel (fried patty or ball made with fava beans or chickpeas) is and that will be on my list to try next time. Fishers has few locally owned restaurants and even fewer that are good. Al-Basha Café and Grocery is located in a strip mall, but is a unique oasis in the middle of a suburb that is almost completely commercialized by national chains.
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I guess I have always had the Americanized version because I have to have lettuce, tomato and onion with feta [no cucumber sauce] on my gyro. And I have only ever had it on a pita – is that not correct?
Then again the first time I ever had one was my freshman year at college when my boyfriend took me to a local Chinese take out and bought me my first one. LOL – I miss the place, their great gyros [never could figure out why they were on the menu, but the fries were good too!] and I miss the nice couple that ran the business.
Thanks for pointing out this great find! Now I know where I'm eating lunch today I used to eat at a little hole-in-the-wall Lebanese place in West Los Angeles that put the long picklely spears in their gyros and falafel too…I thought it added a lot to the sandwiches and I've been searching for something similar.
I know it wasn't the focus of the review, but it begs the question. – where was your favorite gyro from? (Yes I am sure I could find it in your review archives but hey, I am at work on a smartfone.) thanks!
I believe this is next door to a good Indian place, India Sizzling. There's also a Thai place out in front. As far as Al-Basha goes, it looks good, and the name of the place speaks to its authenticity. This little area is about the only place I know in Fishers.
I had a great gyro from Sam's Gyros in Fishers (there's also one in Broad Ripple). As for those one and a few late night drunken gyro runs, my gyro is experience is limited. EatHSE or WIBIA may have more experience/input on this one.
In the strip shopping center next to it, there's a Mexican restaurant and a Japanese restaurant as well. I never though of it until now, but it is oddly enough pretty much the ethnic center of the Town of Fishers.
I'm SO glad you like Al-Basha! We go for lunch and get Gyros and Fries – YUM! I got started on that combo back in the day when my sis lived near the Parthenon in Chauncey Hill (Purdue).
One of my good friends says that in her opinion, Al-Basha is WAY better than Sam's. I need to get to Sam's one day and find out.
That little section of Fishers really is ethnic restaurant heaven. And Sahm's is just down the street and The Roost is just around the corner.
Note that all of the restaurants in that area are local – no real chains there. Please support your independent restaurants in this economy – we've already lost too many good ones.
FYI: raw onion included with a gyro is a traditionally Greek/American method of preparation. The long-sliced pickles you got with the Al-Basha gyro means that it is a more typically Middle Eastern/Mediterranean version. (Sometimes you will see this mixture differentiated from Greek "gyros" on menus that serve both types of cuisine, by calling the latter a "shawarma wrap" or something similar.
My favorite gyro are a bit more traditional. My two favorite places are
King Gyros (South side of Bloomington)
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I just returned from a visit to Al Basha based on your reviews. I loved the gyros I ordered. There was enough meat on it to share or for another meal. I ordered the special (french fries, drink and gyros). The fries came with a sprinkling of paprika which, according to the server, kids love. I could have forgone the paprika and will probably ask to have it left off next time. My order was served in the traditional pita bread and was very good.


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Despite the commodified version of "The World's Largest Candy Necklace," Gouldin's epic adornment establishes the first Guinness World Record's sanctioned sugar charm. During an interview at his assembly plant (1 bedroom apartment), Gouldin revealed, "I think the key to breaking records is to find something that's done poorly or not at all."
Over the past few months, Gouldin braved insect infestation and inhaled sugar dust as he ingeniously fashioned the necklace in 10-meter segments. Grabbing handful after handful of the at-cost candy beads he acquired from a sweets company in California, Gouldin funneled the sugary stuff down fitted tubes and threaded a tapestry needle through the contraption to create each segment. A fortress of utility buckets, each filled with completed segments, stood in his dining area as the potential ant buffet was stored air-tight.
For Gouldin, who surpassed Paula Deen's record for the most strawberries dipped in chocolate in one minute and briefly held the title for an impressive drum roll that lasted over four hours, the impetus to world record breaking isn't about being in a novelty book. When he made his candy necklace manifesto, Gouldin created a unique fundraising opportunity for IDEAfarm, a humanitarian project launched by Atlanta based Broken Voices. "All the money I'm raising from this is going to IDEAfarm to help these students change these worlds forever," Gouldin noted with conviction. Inspired donors could "sponsor" each meter of the necklace for $5, which added up to around $1,700 that Gouldin donated to the youth-oriented idea incubator. After assembly, each sponsored meter was tagged with the donor's name, marking the sweetness of their contributions.
On Saturday, when Gouldin revealed his creation, friends and family showed up to see their sponsored segments and congratulate the record setter. Spanning the width of Plano's Willow Bend Church Parking lot several times, the candy necklace was laid out like a walking path, delicately trekked by awestruck admirers. In lieu of official Guiness judges (who apparently charge a fee for their services), supervising land surveyor Donald Crowley and technician Michael Black precisely measured the edible jewelry at 1,141.2206 meters. Responding to the temptation of tasting their project, Crowley grinned, "We may do that when we're finished."
Fortunately, the sweet-toothed surveyors, spectators and insects managed to stave off temptation long enough for Gouldin to meet and exceed his requirements. However, since the three-time world record holder is not required to keep his candy creation, there are still 183,701 sugar beads up for grabs.
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Way to go Collin!
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Yay Collin - but you would pick a tech move-in weekend I couldn't be there.... again.
Any Babe-Footage to be had this time?
Drum record story here
::...find something that's done poorly or not at all.
And to think, Mom was worried about you finding your calling.
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Thanks Travis, and sorry Jason, no babe footage this time around.
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We are quite excited as we have recieved orders to live in Iceland for two years. I am hoping anyone can tell me where to eat, shop, anything that will help my stay there to be awesome!!! I look forward to hearing from anyone about their time in Iceland Via vacation or living there! Thanks, Keenan & Mary Williams
I am moving to Iceland- Help!!!
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Here's a recent thread, very lengthy and with lots of good information
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Are you military (the 'orders' part made me think you are)? If so, try to avoid some of the REALLY dreary military housing around Keflavik. If you have any choice in the matter, live closer to Reykjavik and commute to Keflavik. While many Icelanders live in apartments/condos/townhouses, far more of them own their place, as opposed to renting. The rental market seemed awfully slim to us.
Get ready for sticker shock on just about everything. The prices of food, housing, cars, and many goods will make your probably make your jaw drop. Unless you are loaded, you will probably not want to eat out as much as you might in the States. There is a large shopping mall just outside Reykjavik, where prices will be a bit less for most goods.
Diesel fuel is subsidized, and costs something close to 50% of gasoline. If possible, spend the extra money for a diesel vehicle. Depending on where you live, there is a great bus system, so you may not need a car.
While it would be good to learn how to pronounce Icelandic words so that you can accurately describe places, virtually every single person speaks great English.
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Speaking of cars, you might want to consider shipping yours to Iceland. A barge leaves once a month from Virginia, and the cost of shipping might very well look good, compared to the cost of vehicles in Iceland.
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I suggest, if you haven't already, that you mine and pick your sponsor's brain, hopefully by e-mail, re all these questions. I suspect some of the answers may be more realistic than those you'll find here. For example, as helpful as Alf is trying to be I guess he doesn't realize that the cost of shipping your vehicle will probably be included on your PCS orders.
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For a little more reading to get you into an Iceland frame of mind, try http://www.fodors.com/forums/threadselect.jsp?fid=2&tid=1278237.
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Hoping Keenan and Mary, Bootman and others are still out there. We are considering going to Iceland on orders, and are wondering if you'd recommend it. Am I going to be able to interact with the locals, or will I be spending most of my time on the military compound (the dreary housing someone mentioned)? Are language schools common? (If I'm going to live there, I want to learn the language). Any advice or tips on Iceland would be appreciated. From what I've read (particularly on the 100 things to do post) it looks like a great place to visit, I just want to figure out what it's like to live there.
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JennyL, if the timing is right, go there and check it out before you commit to an assignment. Small price to pay for a first hand look and some peace of mind.
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One of the travel magazines just recently had an article on Iceland, oh, what one was it? Try travel and leisure or Traveller. Had restaurants, description of topography, etc.
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We're stationed in the UK at the moment. A lady here at our base used to rave about how much she and her family LOVED being stationed in Iceland (they were there for 8 years and she always said how much they missed it). Kinda made me want to go there, myself.
I've done some Googling and here's what I've found so far, although first hand accounts from those who have actually lived there will certainly be more helpful:
Q&A for new students who will be attending the base high school:
Article about incoming personnel and sponsors at NAS Keflavik:
SITES information about NAS Keflavik:
NAS Keflavik home page:
This website ( http://www.lifelines2000.org/services/articles/20020808/122922.asp?RootID=381 )says the following:
Home of superlatives - the most active volcanic area in the world, the largest waterfall and glacier in Europe, the northernmost botanical garden and golf course, the cleanest capital, and the longest-lived people on Earth - Iceland is a mix of fire and ice. Iceland has no regular armed forces. The U.S.-staffed Icelandic Defense Force, with headquarters at Keflavik, provides Iceland's defense.
Population: 278,000
Major areas: Reykjavik is the capital. Akureyri, Hafnarfjordhur, Kopavogur, and Keflavik, which is the home of NAS Keflavik, (http://www.naskef.navy.mil/) are other major areas.
Language: Icelandic
Government: Constitutional republic
Local customs: During evening social gatherings in Iceland, dressing well is the norm. Upon entering an Icelandic household, it's the custom to remove your shoes.
Climate: Temperate; moderated by North Atlantic Current; mild, windy winters; damp, cool summers.
Getting around: With most roads closed in winter due to snow and ice, an undeveloped road network, and no train service, getting around Iceland is very difficult, though a bus line does provide transportation. Car repairs are extremely expensive on the economy, and hard to find.
Important laws/SOFA issues: You must have travel orders, military ID, and a government passport before traveling to Iceland. The government of Iceland approves all pets prior to entry into the country. Only one pet per family is allowed, and dogs cannot be over 75 pounds. Requirements for pet permission and quarantines are lengthy and expensive.
What to watch out for: Due to Iceland's northern locale, the only seasons experienced are summer and winter. At the peak of summer there can be 21 hours of daylight, but during winter, only about four hours.
Cost of living: Currency is the Icelandic krona. (http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html) The most expensive country in Europe, mainly because almost everything is imported. Most women work outside the home, and many men hold more than one job. The government provides daycare for young children of working parents. Before marrying, many young couples live together at the home of the man's or woman's parents.
Housing: On-base housing is required for all personnel.
This website has some lengthy comments from the base CO about ongoing and scheduled improvements to NAS Keflavik facilities:
MWR links for organizations/activities at NAS Keflavik:
Reykjavik Arts Festival page:
Icelandic Tourist Board page:
An American couple's first-hand acct of living in Iceland:
Webpage that offers an assortment of links to individual pages featuring photos of Iceland:
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Be aware, too, that the US gov't is considering the future of NAS Keflavik as we speak. Removal of the last remaining F-15's and possible closure of the base are being debated. This might affect your move to Iceland:
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Ira, nowhere nearly as exciting as Iceland.
Brimham, thanks for all the information, and also for the tip about NAS Keflavik closing. I will check out the links. I'm wondering if they will stall the base closing announcements until after the '04 elections. Lucky you to be in the UK...we'd love to go there. -
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Oh Iceland, what a gorgeous place.. I suggest you basically every restaurant in the city's main square, and some very nice and cozy cafes along Laugavegur avenue
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The idea of talking to the Taliban once seemed "preposterous," said USA Today in an editorial. But the fundamentalist Islamist extremists who once ran Afghanistan and sheltered 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden are now "splintered," and some elements might be willing to work with us, and against bin Laden. "Time to hold our noses and at least be open to the idea."
Holding meaningful talks won't be easy, said Laura King in the Los Angeles Times. "Each camp has staked out negotiating positions that are anathema to the other. Neither side professes the slightest trust in the other's word." But everybody would gain from giving a little instead of "pushing ahead with a grinding war of attrition."
Western policymakers aren't pondering "whether to negotiate with the Taliban but when," said David Ignatius in The Washington Post. U.S. military and civilian leaders agree that "it's too soon for serious talks" because the Taliban's recent resurgence would put us in a "position of weakness." But we reached an accord with former insurgents in Iraq, so Afghanistan might be next.
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His heartbroken family wants justice for this callous crime. Mike
Cavanaugh loved Stoepel Park. There was a weeping willow tree he would
sit under to take a nap. He would also listen to gospel music on his
portable radio under the same tree. Sadly, that is also the place where
he was brutally murdered in broad daylight. "Just how much I really loved him, appreciated him," said Kathy Johnson.
is what the victim's sister would say if she could talk to her brother
one more time. He left their house Monday after lunch to clean up
Stoepel Park and take a nap. However, less than an hour after lunch
Cavanaugh was dead. "There's nothing he could've done to somebody
that could've made someone that angry, and I would like to know why,"
Johnson said. Cavanaugh was shot three times at the park, once in the head and again in the stomach.
Cavanaugh did not work, but his sister said he still had a very important job.
loved going to the park. He looked at it as being his home. He very
much so cleaned it up all the time and was very angry with people that
didn't clean things up," Johnson explained. This is not the first
time Cavanaugh was attacked by complete strangers. Ten years ago, he
was jumped at a bus stop. He was in a coma for weeks and had permanent,
severe brain damage. Right now, police have few leads, but Johnson said she knows someone knows something.
we all have family members. We all have people that we love," she said.
"Please, please say something. Don't just put a blind eye to it. Please
speak up." Most people thought Cavanaugh was homeless because he
slept in the park for hours and his brain injuries made him hard to
understand, but Johnson said her brother had a heart of gold. "He
cared about Detroit and the neighborhood. He loved the Detroit Tigers,
the Red Wings. He was a sports fan. He cared about people. He was a God
loving person. He looked out for a lot of people. Loved animals. That's
who Mike was," she told us. "I really would like to see the person that
did this get caught and take responsibility, for it's not going to bring
my brother back, but it sure would help."
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Put'im down like a rabid dog.
SOB is nothing but damaged goods foaming at the mouth.....kill it.Posted May-5-2012 By
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Another prime example for the need of a quickly administered death penalty.
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The "race war" started some 50 years ago... It's time to finish it "by whatever means necessary."
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Maybe the time has come to start putting dangerous people down like we do animals.
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@Timmyboy and what dangerous animals do you know a duck or maybe a swan or maybe a mice or maybe a rat! what you talking about?
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@matspur32 We are all Human animals but Black men and women have shown us just how little they have evolved and are clearly lacking the human element.
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@zziper oh right i thout you was picking on animals not blacks they deserve all the get,dont ever class a duck with a black person
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@matspur32 I would rather walk with Lion, Tigers, and Bears at least I can predict what action to take but with Blacks you never can tell.
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Justice for a white man killed by a nigga! Yeah, like that's going to happen!
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Happens every day here.
Ol jerk boy never says a thing until it is white on black.
Usually because the black was commiting a crime but the shooting is still called racist.Posted May-5-2012 By
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Monkey rejects the animal world will not have them back wtf are we to do with them?
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Oh, he has a head injury and abandonment issues, and is a Satanist,at 18. A serial rapist, and a murderer.
And only a few months older than innocent Trayvon.Posted May-5-2012 By
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We know what the real cause for this is...Climate Change....and the only solution is to throw more money at it.
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@grunt first burn the money, and then cover more money in the ashes and throw that money.
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No, burning money would produce Carbon Emissions and speed global temp increases. the money should be composted, and then redistributed to community collective gardens as compost.Posted May-6-2012 By
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Just check out the statistics on inter-racial crimes in the US and what's the share of the ones committed by non-white people on white people and the one of white people on non-white people, and you'll find out who are the real racist people. And it's the same shit in Europe.
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scum! it makes me sad someone who loved hes park killed doing what he loved i can see it now!
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Sounds like one hell of a messed up kid. Glad to hear that it sounds like they have enough on him to get him off the streets forever.
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CHICAGO — Asian carp may be a plankton-gobbling nuisance threatening the Great Lakes, but Illinois officials on Thursday expressed hope in changing that perception one bite at a time.
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources held a public tasting event starring a Louisiana chef turned advocate to start a campaign that may lead to feeding the invasive species to the growing number of people facing hunger.
"Fish translates to one thing: food," said Chef Philippe Parola. "It's one of the greatest natural resources we have."
He sauteed fillets and deep fried fish cakes for a menu that included sweet potatoes, green beans and banana pudding. The fillets — fried in butter with salt, pepper and sprinkle of Creole spices — had a very mild taste, like tilapia. But several big bones were scattered among the flaky flesh.
The fish cakes, served with a cheese and cream sauce, were savory and moist, and compared favorably with a restaurant-quality appetizer.
Dozens attended the community dinner in Chicago to learn more about the fish that's better known for its ability to grow to 100 pounds, sail out of the water when startled and a voracious appetite that could devastate the Great Lakes.
"There was so much negativity about this fish," said Sharon Hendrix, 67. "It's good. It's so light and delicate, not what I was expecting."
That sentiment was shared by Hendrix's 73-year-old friend, Alice White.
"It's very good, flavorful," she said.
Even young taste testers — many unaware they were eating Asian carp — gave it two thumbs up.
Bakia Johnson, 15, compared it to salmon, which she says she loves.
"I think it was excellent, well-seasoned," she said.
The idea to exploit Asian carp's nutritional value — nutritionists say it's a good protein source, low in mercury and high in Omega 3 fatty acids — has major obstacles in Illinois. While it's eaten in China and high-end restaurants, among other places, there's no infrastructure yet for netting the fish in mass quantities, cleaning and distributing it to the masses. Officials also recognize they face an even more intangible challenge: the fish has a bad public image.
Parola said people just need to be exposed to it.
"This fish is not any uglier than any other fish," he noted.
Getting carp to soup kitchens and food pantries is months off, said Tracy Smith, a director for Feeding Illinois, which supplies food banks and is helping on the project. Illinois officials don't know the most feasible way to dole out the carp: minced, boneless fillets or some type of pre-cooked product.
Also, at least when it comes to soup kitchens and food pantries, Illinois officials appear to have their work cut out for them. Recent visitors to Our Lady of Grace Food Pantry in Chicago were skeptical. The pantry puts canned goods, meat and bread in the plastic food bags it gives out. If carp were to make its way there, workers would include it with the meat, leaving people to figure out how to cook the fish on their own.
"I wouldn't eat it," Vincent Williams, 49, an unemployed former bank worker, said with a look of disgust on his face.
Asian carp were imported from China in the early 1970s to cleanse algae from Southern fish farms and sewage treatment plants. They escaped into the Mississippi River and have spread across dozens of waterways, with bighead carp in dozens of states and silver carp — the other Asian species near the Great Lakes — in more than a dozen. The bighead reaches up to 4 feet long and 100 pounds, while silver carp are famous for leaping from the water, at times slamming into boaters with bone-shattering force.
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Kate Middleton can trace Irish lineage back to High King Brian Boru
Britain's House of Commons hears bizarre link with historical hero
Published Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 7:22 AM
Updated Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 9:48 AM
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TomSwinford | Mar 12, 2013, 02:27 PM EDT
Sure I'm not surprised at all at Kate's lineage. After a truly exhaustive genealogical marathon I was able to trace my own ancestry to a couple named Adam and Eve. I could get into all of the begatting but it would plumb wear me out and bore ya'll to tears.
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darragh S | Mar 12, 2013, 11:35 AM EDT
Hey Army! Worlds Greatest Army. Pick up your weapon and Follow me!
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darragh S | Mar 12, 2013, 11:22 AM EDT
R1b haplotype
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darragh S | Mar 12, 2013, 11:19 AM EDT
Were all related my arse. If that was true then there would be major problems. There is a definitive test you can take that shows the Dalcassian Gene. Its the Y STR and if you havent it then sorry luke Brian Boru is not your Father.
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oonafitz | Mar 12, 2013, 11:11 AM EDT
I agree with all these posters. We're all related if you go back far enough, and why the concern to find connections to her or any of the royal family? Also, another glaring mistake: " 2013 is named Ireland's' Family History Tourism Ireland chief Niall Gibbons said:" ???????
Is there an editor? If so, he is totally incompetent, as are the authors. It only takes a minute or two to read these articles. Can't the staff spare that much time to read their work before it's posted? It seems they're also unskilled at cutting and pasting. I've said it before--my third graders, many of them from non-English speaking countries, could do a better job proof-reading.
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slainte9 | Mar 12, 2013, 11:08 AM EDT
If we're talking about ancient history, we're all Africans. I'm comfortable with that. Are you and the British. God bless an African pope.
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darragh S | Mar 12, 2013, 10:31 AM EDT
Mills and Slack slap these fools.
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darragh S | Mar 12, 2013, 10:13 AM EDT
Ah the Great Dalcasians. You idiots got it wrong. Boru was the Last Irish High King. Slaine was the first Irish High King and had special powers to deal with idiots and drunks in the form of magic Crow birds that flew above him in battle and shat on the evil monsters that used to roam the Irish Country side. And Slain could see through the eyes of said Birds even in the Darkness of a cold winters night.
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pilib04 | Mar 12, 2013, 10:05 AM EDT
I can understand the link by marriage, but not by blood. The Fitz(anyones) came over with the Normans, far too late to be related to Brian Boru.
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darragh S | Mar 12, 2013, 09:58 AM EDT
I would personally enjoy giving her another link to Brian.
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CitizenWhy | Mar 12, 2013, 08:53 AM EDT
ALL royalty in Europe and scores of families on the islands of Britain and Ireland are descended from Brian Boru. Europe's royalty sought descent through marriage with descendants of Brian Boru because he had the only genealogy going back to Adam & Eve, connecting into Christ's genealogy (by relation, not by descent from Christ). This is because Boru was descended from the only surviving child of King Dagobert II, the last of the Merovingians, who were allegedly descended from Christ's relatives when they fled to southern France, an area with a huge jewish and Judeo-Christin (preceding St.Paul's influence and Rome's influence) population. ... Boru's descendants were among the first to swear allegiance to the English king and the senior branch remained adamantly devoted to the English monarchy and many Boru descendants intermarried with the Anglo-Normans/Old English (in Ireland) and the Scots and English upper classes. ... Any genealogist will tell you that the English and Irish middle classes are descended from royalty, but the big trick is to document that descent.
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Realist | Mar 12, 2013, 08:33 AM EDT
Irish Central....so desperate for relevance. Lol nobody cares....yet another load of attention seeking light-weight Mickey Mouse rubbish. The only connection worth noting, that HRH The Duchess of Cambridge has with Ireland, is being Baroness Carrickfergus....and you didn't even mention it....lol.
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stukafaust | Mar 12, 2013, 08:20 AM EDT
We all have common ancestors if you go back far enough. It's really not that far fetched to suggest anyone from the British Isles is related to High King Brian Boru
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Frosty38 | Mar 12, 2013, 07:30 AM EDT
After the Queens trip to Ireland. How does this go over. Having a "MICK" in the Castle LOL
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