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I don't enjoy the RnR races, but I love New Orleans. More half marathoners than full. Weather was nice...got a little warm.
This was my first RnR marathon, and from an organization standpoint, I was very pleasantly surprised. The start was well situated from lots of hotels (mine was in the French Quarter), for an easy arrival. PLENTY of toilets (you all know how important that one is), refreshments at the start, easy bag check. The corrals and staggered start worked great for me I was in corral 5 out of 18 or so. I actually enjoyed being mixed in with the half-marathons, as it kept enthusiasm high and the pace quick. For the first time in a long while, I felt like I was in the right pace group no walkers or slow people. Other comments here are right on the money, so no comments on the expo or swag bag (both fine). I like the shirt, though it would have been nice to have a different one for the marathon than the half. Heed the notes on the rough roads it is no joke, especially miles 10-12 on Esplanade. It was hard to enjoy the scenery, as your footing required constant vigilance. After the marathon split from the half, the road was in excellent shape. The bands were decent! What a surprise. And the styles were quite different. Some rock, some jazz, a marching band, a blues quartet really fun variety. Dislikes: THE MEDAL. It's hideous. You have to be inches away from it to tell which marathon it is. It's a lump of medal, and that's about it. I almost didn't even take one. And it could have been so nice a giant fleur-de-lis, perhaps. This is not a souvenir I'll keep very long. And also missing was local color, apart from the bands. How about hurricanes or local Abita beer at the end? Or Mardi Gras beads? or beignets? Still, after a bleak New York winter, the 60-degree sunny day was a pleasure. I met some nice athletes along the route and enjoyed the city in general. Overall, RnR got the big stuff right: Clear instructions, organized start and finish, solid logistics.
This was my 30th marathon and I PR'd so you would think I'd be ecstatic about this race. Well I am about my effort but the race was very average. The Good: Well laid out expo, organization of the start corrals, interesting course good for PR'ing, Well run aid stations, and decent entertainment along the course. The Not so Good: Price, extra cost for everything like runner tracking, medal is boring, roads rough in some spots, too congested until the half/full split, post race food average and not anything to do with NOLA, crowd support for a big city marathon was mediocre for the most part. Did enjoy the city as it was our first visit there. I would recommend the marathon more for the city than the actual race. The race was good enough but I expected more for the money.
Thank you NO! I have finished 20 marathons, and really I don't have complaints regarding the race directors, I thank you all for your great efforts!!! I complain about weather, or the crowd (or lack of crowd). I don't like to be lonely, and for the most part, this was an active marathon. I like a big crowd to run with, I loved the out and back so I could watch the elite athletes firing into the finish! We were late getting into NO, and were unable to get to the expo :( and in 20 marathons, this had never happened to me. I tried to call the Convention Center (machine), and called the numbers on the website for RnR (it was a weekend, so answering machine), but thanks to a local contact who went into the expo to help me!, I knew to go to the 'solutions tent' in the am. What a relief!! Great job, and I received my t-shirt and bag after the race!!. I loved running 12 miles with the 1/2 marathoners. What a fun crowd. My only complaint: please put more toilet paper in the portable toilets. Seems so simple. Thanks for a great weekend.
Have run one prior marathon in Dallas 5 years ago and many half marathons including two R & R 1/2 marathons. New Orleans as a city was a great place to be. Multiple hotels in or around the French Quarter that were within a short walk to the start. The Expo was fair with few samples and was less than expected as compared to other Expos I have attended including others by R & R. A nice tech shirt with the swag bag but only samples were two tiny sunscreen packets and a small sample of a topical pain reliever. Was able to leave my hotel at 6:30 and was in my corral by 6:40 for 7:00 start. For my liking the weather was very nice during the race 50's to 60's. Plenty of water stations and 2 gel stations so I carried nothing with me except 2 additional gels. First 13 miles ran with 1/2 marathoners making it a little congested especially at some of the water stations. Very uneven road miles 10-12 where I had to focus more on where I was running. Course itself ran through scenic parts of the city and was flat with plenty of shade during the first half of the race. The second half the race was much more open and on better roads. Peaceful out and back along the lake and hills over the bridges not too bad but more to them than what I expected. Pretty last 3 miles in and around the park. Scattered cheer squads were enthusiastic and many bands along the course. Otherwise fans were fewer and less supportive as compared to other races I had participated in. Despite cramping the last 3 miles I had my PR under 3:45. Medal had a nice New Orleans flare to it otherwise looked like my other medals from R & R races. Great shuttle service back to the start. Not sure I want to do another R & R race. They are well organized but expensive, have a cookie cutter feel to them that takes away from the uniqueness from each individual race, and amenities have diminished over time. I would definitely go back to New Orleans for other races.
I have a love/hate relationship with Competitor Group who put on these Rock and Roll series races. I love the destinations, but hate the over-priced race entry fees. Don't ever forget they are all about the profit, and will nickel/dime you to death. Want to track a runner? OK, but you have to pay for it. You get a blah race shirt with your entry fee, but the really cool ones cost extra. Want to park within a mile of the finish? Sure for $20. Expo: Easy in/Easy out. They always have a ton of vendors and it's easy to burn an hour or more browsing. Start: The start was well within walking distance of the French QTR and CBD. With 15,000 people participating, the corral system worked well. Most people seemed to respect their corral placement and the number of walkers out of the gate was kept to a minimum. Course: Fast, flat and scenic. You hit a lot of the 'must see' places in NOLA. Watch out for Esplanade Avenue though. Poor road conditions and a steep camber make for interesting miles 10-13. Spectators are plentiful along St. Charles Blvd, but pretty sparse along the lake, miles 16-22. Water stops: Spaced evenly, but sporadic on street location placement. Sometimes they are on both sides, sometimes only on the left side. For example, the first at the 1.8 mile mark they only had water/Gatorade on the left side of the street causing a lot of congestion. Finish: Meh. Again, for the price I expected more I guess. Water, choc milk, green bananas, and protein bars. Nothing salty. This is NOLA, how 'bout some Abita and Red Beans/Rice at the finish? Nah, instead you get unripe bananas and Michelob Ultra (beer by name only). Post race music. 'A Bag Of Donuts' who came on after the headliner, rocked the house. They were just awesome. Bottom Line: I would recommend this race for those that don't mind paying the Competitor Group premium. It's a good destination race that is ripe for a PR.
We have all heard the bashing of Competitor and the R&R series. This was my 19th marathon, but my first R&R race. Yes, it was pricey, and they charged top dollar for all the add-ons at the expo. But as for the race itself, the corrals were clearly marked, the start and traffic flow was pretty smooth - I was in corral 5 of about 18, and finished about 10 minutes slower than my estimated finish time, but was never in too much traffic. Post-race logistics were clear and logically laid out - but the walk to the shuttle buses could have been a bit shorter. The last 10 miles of the course through a soggy park got a bit tedious. Overall I did not encounter anything that would prevent me from entering another R&R event - despite the fact that the medals and t-shirts for the full and half were the same (except for a microscopic 1/2 in front of the word Marathon on the medal), which somewhat cheapens the full marathon accomplishment, but they were pretty nice shirts and medals.
I picked this race to PR and I did. TIP #1: run on the streetcar path while on St.Charles. Relieves the congestion from the mix of half and full runners, and is easier on you than the city street. TIP#2: the streets really aren't as bad as some report, but do watch the pavement from mi 10-11 on Explanade Ave. TIP#3: stayed at Sheraton (helpful staff, nice room, pick the river view) within easy walking distance of the start. There's a restaurant just across from hotel with great pasta for prerace dinner, Red Gravy. Make reservations.
This is my hometown, and I'm glad everyone enjoyed NO. But, in NO we do races differently. We have unlimited free beer, red beans & rice and/or jambalaya at the post party. RnR bought out the Mardi Gras Marathon a few years back. I ran the first RnR and was sadly disappointed. I hoped RnR had learned that NO runners expect more than a banana or protien bar after huffing it 26.2 miles. This year proved that they had not. I will never run this marathon again.
This was my first experience with the Rock n Roll group. I was not to impressed with the expo. I did get some nice free samples but most of the things on sale I just was not impressed with. The men's gear looked better than women's to me. I only bought the stick because I could not pack my foam roller. I thought race day was well organized. I was surprised the corrals moved as quickly as they did. Some of the water/gatorade stops were not staffed fully to meet the needs. I was happy for the salt packet around mile 6-7 or so. I really enjoyed the course and the crowds were decent. The only real big negative was the bumpy roads. I'm from NYC so I am used to potholes but really this was something. I was afraid I would twist or roll something. I would run the half again and might even consider the full in the future.
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November 7 is N7 Day, according to Bioware, and it's celebrating by teasing fans with images from "the next chapter of Mass Effect".
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Mass Effect 4 story won't touch on Shepard's events "whatsoever," says BioWare
Mass Effect 4′s plot will not touch on Shepard's story "whatsoever," according to the third game's lead writer Mac Walters.
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Spanakopita Triangles
I love spanakopita. It reminds me of weddings because I'm pretty sure that's the only place I've ever had it. I've been wanting to try to make it for quite some time but I always chicken out because I'm still a bit nervous about working with phyllo. This past weekend I finally decided to give it a shot. I was the only one eating them so I figured if they were a complete disaster at least I wouldn't be inflicting them on company. And on the plus side, if they turned out well they'd be a great appetizer to serve the next time we have company!
I decided to adapt just slightly a very basic spanakopita recipe from my Weight Watchers cookbook. The original recipe called for just the egg white and also included scallions and dill. I decided to use the whole egg and added nutmeg instead of dill. I didn't have scallions on hand so those were left out too. In the end, one of the best things about this recipe is how forgiving it is. My phyllo was not cooperative and I wound up using several sheets with big holes/tears in them. Luckily, in the process of folding the phyllo up like flags, the holes became a non-issue. I couldn't wait to try one when they came out of the oven and I was not disappointed! These were wonderful! The phyllo was so flaky and the filling was perfect! I think the only change I'd make next time is to dust the folded triangles with some parmesan cheese before baking them.
Spanakopita Triangles
adapted from Weight Watchers New Complete Cookbook by Weight Watchers
1 10-oz box frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
2/3 cup crumbled feta cheese
1 large egg
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
8 (12 x 17) sheets phyllo dough, room temperature
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Preheat oven to 375 F. Spray a baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray.
Press the spinach between layers of paper towels to remove any excess moisture (if the spinach is too wet the phyllo will be soggy). In a medium bowl, mash the cheese with a fork. Add the spinach, egg, pepper and nutmeg; stir together until combined.
Set the stack of phyllo sheets to one side; keep covered with a sheet of wax paper or plastic wrap and a damp towel on top as you work. Lay 1 phyllo sheet lengthwise on your work surface and brush the sheet lightly with the olive oil. Top with another sheet and brush lightly with oil. Cut crosswise into 4 even strips. Place a scant tablespoon of the spinach mixture at the end of each strip. Fold one corner up over the filling, then continue folding in a flag fashion, to form a triangle.
Place the folded triangle on the baking sheet and repeat the process with the remaining phyllo sheets to make 16 triangles. (I kept the folded triangles on the baking sheet covered while I assembled the remaining triangles.) Brush the tops of the triangles lightly with any remaining oil.
Bake until golden brown, about 25 minutes. Cool for 5 minutes before serving. The spanakopita can be baked up to 3 hours in advance and then reheated in a 375 F oven until crisp, about 8 minutes.
4 comments:
- Teresa said...
Ah! I love the new look! It's so cute!!
I've made spanakopita once but under someone else's tutelage and it's been years now. I'll have to try out this recipe soon! - February 12, 2009 at 1:57 AM
Love the new look. I thought I got routed to the wrong website at first!
The spanakopita triangles looked yummy. I'd say I'd have to try making them sometime but I probably won't. I've never done phyllo! - February 12, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- Tracey said...
Thanks guys! I'm a fan of the new design too :)
The spanakopita are really worth trying. I don't think you can screw them up. I'm not kidding when I say I completely tore up the phyllo trying to separate the sheets and they came out totally fine! - February 12, 2009 at 3:10 PM
- MARION said...
Next time try to soften a couple of onions in a skillet, then add the thawed spinach and cook for a few minutes. In the end add some dill, salt and ground pepper. When cooled add the eggs and feta.
In Greece we also add some small scallions or even leeks along with the onions when we make spanakopita. Dill is a must!!
I love your blog, i visit it every day!!it's so inspiring!!! :) - November 28, 2012 at 5:18 AM


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Former hostage Stephen McFaul had plastic explosives strapped around his neck, duct tape over his mouth and rope around his hands, his brother Brian McFaul told CNN from Belfast.
McFaul made a break for freedom after the vehicle he was in -- one of several targeted by Algerian fighters -- crashed, with the explosives still around his neck.
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The man behind the group claiming responsibility for the attack and kidnappings is a veteran jihadist known for seizing hostages.
Moktar Belmoktar, an Algerian who lost an eye fighting in Afghanistan in his teens, has long been a target of French counterterrorism forces. Libyan sources said he spent several months in Libya in 2011, exploring cooperation with local jihadist groups and securing weapons.
Two oil companies that operated at the site -- BP and Statoil -- said they were pulling non-essential personnel from Algeria.
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The militants said they carried out the operation because Algeria allowed French forces to use its air space in attacking Islamist militants in Mali. Media in the region reported that the attackers issued a statement demanding an end to "brutal aggression on our people in Mali" and cited "blatant intervention of the French crusader forces in Mali."
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I think Luck is definitely the best QB to come out of the draft in quite some time. I foresee a quick rise to stardom and a long prosperous career. I wouldn't yet trade Brady for Luck because of the command Brady has on this offense, but in a year or 2, definitely.
I think you all overrate Luck and underrate Brady. Luck has a 79 rating 10 TD's and 9 INT's. Hardly lighting it up. RGIII has actually been much better than Luck has been this year.
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Have you actually watched a single game he's played? There's a difference between how Luck is compiling his stats and how Mark Sanchez is.
He's a rookie. None of that is an indictment on his talents. Go back and look at Peyton Manning's rookie season, for example.
If you watch him (I've watched 3 Colts games, I was even at their win against GB so maybe that has me drinking the Kool Aid) and you'll see the tools, upside and talent he has slap you in the face. It's obvious how good this guy is going to be. He's still figuring things out, and it's definitely an adjustment, but he's as well-rounded of a QB to come out of college in a long time.
Think long-term, and this is a no-brainer. Luck's value right now is great than Brady's.
I don't recall refuting the fact that Luck is more valuable than Brady. Of course he is, that's pretty evident to anyone. Football players don't get more valuable as they get older. And yes obviously the price to obtain him even now would be insane, again I don't recall stating otherwise. I simply stated that at this given moment I would not pull the trigger. I'm sorry you opted to over analyze my post. This tread after all, is a fantasy.
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Well last year, he didn't really have anyone who could really stretch the field. He's got Lloyd this year and they haven't really connected the way everyone hoped but they haven't exactly tried to go deep that much either. But if you watch Brady throw, he's certainly still got the arm- a lot of his deep balls seem to be overthrown this year.
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Steve Young wasn't yet Steve Young when Montana was dealt. Just a promising guy coming off a really meh early career.
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all HOF'ers were dealt. Kurt Warner was let go, and someday, don't laugh, he'll be a HOF too. There are plenty of others including Bledsoe.
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Right. Brady is wild deep - indicates strength, but not touch. He's throwing into the ground on one side, and floating the ball on the other side.
I heard from my x Pats friend/and current around the team guy about a week ago that Brady has had a number of scopes in his shoulder. It's clean and tight now, but, it keeps going in the crapper.
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I dunno why anyone would laugh at Kurt Warner being HOF. He was the best QB in the league for 4 years in his career (unless you're a huge Favre homer), 2 time MVP, Super Bowl MVP, and took another dead-*** franchise to the Super Bowl. I think he was the best in the league in the late 90s (Favre included). I think most people take it as a given that he's in.
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I am on day two of this diet and know I am not getting the amount of calories I need. Anyways, my stomach has been hurting and I've notice a lot more blackheads on my problem area of my chin. Does acne get worse before it gets better because I do not know if I can deal with that.
I have only been on the diet for two days. I last had cooked food two days ago. Water intake it at least 80 oz. My pee is clear and I am peeing a lot. I exercise everyday at least 4 miles a day of walking. I get 8 to 9 hours of sleep, going to bed around 11pm waking up around 9am. I get a decent amount of sunshine.
My past health history is bad, I started using drugs and alcohol early on. In 9th grade I started drinking liquor heavily and did not stop till about two years ago. I also was on anti depressants and something to counter act with that along side adderall. I also abused pain killer for almost 2 years. have been off of those medications for about almost two years and do not drink alcohol anymore. I picked up a nasty habit of smoking about 4 cigarettes a day because I felt I needed some sort of vice since I have restricting my diet for a year and a half. I know it is awful and does not help, but I am addicted. I have had terrible digestion for about a year and a half, being constipated for months. I was on antibiotics for 5 months for acne, and just got off of it 3 weeks ago. I also take birth control to try to help my acne. I went to a naturopath and she said I have a candida overgrowth and put me on a diet for 3 weeks. It helped just a little bit, but not enough. I have really bad anxiety over my digestion and breakouts, and depression is on the verge of settling in.
This is the second day I woke up with such a bad stomach ache that I think I am going to eat some cooked food, because I have to be able to function through out my day.
Only two days on the program isn't going to make a significant dent in your health or appearance. If you're noticing acne symptoms, they would have to have been in place far longer than two days ago.
But just a question: How do you suppose that acne actually clears itself? Sadly, the pores have to empty it out of your skin. That means you will see the evidence through pimples, bumps, etc. So regardless of what "diet" you're on, if you have an acne condition, it's got to come out through the pores. That's just the way it is. The only remedy is to hunker down, let the acne clear itself, and then maintain a healthy way of life, so it doesn't return. ♥
Get some sunlight on the acne areas, don't do what i did and let sunburn creep up on you. Even though I got burned it nuked the acne seemingly, a few days later after being out of the sun trying to heal from the slight burn some new acne came back.
This was on my upper back, I'm almost 2 months into HCRV with a little cooked food here and there, and the acne has been diminishing slowly.
Don't cheat yourself and use a tanning bed or anything, don't even use sunscreen, just go out in the sun without it and limit the exposure time, put a hat and light clothing on when you have had enough. Avoid midday, like avoid 11:00 to 14:00, sun is too intense, unless it's cloudy, then go for it.
O yea, and bicycles are a ridiculous amount of fun and go well with this lifestyle. Watch Durianriders vids and use his suggestions on bikes. Probably the best way to shred fat and get your cardiovascular system to athlete standards. Just keep constantly trying to learn things as you go, get a well fit road bike and take advice from people getting the results you want, from lots of people, not just one, investigate the person thoroughly.
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waited 45 minutes to check in when there was only 1 customer ahead of us. there was 2 people at the registration counter dealing with a mix up. Will never stay at this place again. And Do not recommendGenuine Expedia guest review
"Cleanliness and wi-fi need work"
I was there for 5 nights, during two of which there was no Wi-Fi available. Sheets changed only 3 times. On the plus side the breakfast was good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The hotel had only 1 computer and printer in the lobby for guests to use. Guests were given 20 mins on the computer. I had to return to the lobby twice before having access. I wanted to print out my boarding pass for an early flight the next morning. But the printer was out of ink and the person at the front desk informed me that there was no replacement […] cartridge available. It was also very loud where my room was located. I was downstairs near the pool. I had a hard time resting and hearing the t.v....unless I had the volume raised very high. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ideal Location!"
Our family of 3 was pleasantly pleased with this Inn. The staff friendly & attentive. Since we were vacationing we didn't get up early to partake of the Continental Breakfast. What was most convenient was the location. We did the Museums & Aquarium in Houston. The Battleship Texas in LaPorte and Sylvan Beach. We did The Space Center Houston and Kemah […] Boardwalk. We drove down to Galveston and spent the day on the beach. The location is ideal for visiting The Houston-Galveston area. The pool and poolside clean and enjoyable! The last full day was the only day housekeeping was a bit off (they forgot to empty the waste basket and replace the shampoo). Most of the visitors seemed pleased with The Baymont as we were. Overall, the stay can be rated an "A" - no more, no less! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
it was nice,didnt have a chence to explore my mother got blood clot not good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very disappointed at the condition of the room, very dirty, tub and vanity were both clogged, shower diverter broken water coming thru the shower and tub spout.. phone line not working.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Really liked :)"
Everything was fine the only thing is the continental breakfast area was very messy and empty at 8:20am it should of been served till 9am they did bring out a couple more things so it was ok the shower was a bit dirty. Besides that I really likwd it.Genuine Expedia guest review
the first room we were given smelled very bad, then we found out they allow pets and knew why. the carpet was stained, and the room was dirty. the manager was rude but gave us a different room that was much better. close to restaurant's 20 min to kehma or nasa 30 min to Galveston beachGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"will stay again"
Only the bathroom could have used a little more attention to detail in cleaning and coffee not renewed each day but service was very good & they were busy. Grounds well kept, rooms great for the price & beds were super comfortable, actually the most comfortable I've slept on yet from hotel stays. The price deal I got for a 3 night stay had me a little […] worried and I was pleasantly surprised. Would stay again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
My children were disappointed that the pool was closed. One evening a stranger was in the back area and he seemed suspicious. We were uncomfortable from that point.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
If you're not looking for much, this is your place. Nice pool. Sad they didn't have mini fridges.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Seen better Baymont days"
The room was supposed to be non-smoking. Upon entering the room, the overpowering smell of smoke clogged my nose. After contacting front desk, I was offered air freshener or to try another room. While waiting on the key to try the other room, a guest walks in and informed front desk that they only had one towel in the room. Front desk gave the lady […] another big towel but informed her they were out of face towels..REALLY! Where's the laundry department...Anyways, I received the key to the other room..upon entering it reeked the smell of urine! Horrible..I ended up staying in the smoked out room...THANK GOD IT WAS ONLY FOR ONE NIGHT!! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"More Bang for the buck!"
Baymont Inn Hobby Airport was a very pleasant stay for one quick evening. The location is off the beaten path so READ and follow the roadside signs and be careful of GPS directions. Entry is right there off I-45. I recommend this motel and will return in the future. The continental breakfast was complete and very tasty. Highly recommended!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Baymon inn and suites"
The cleaning is terrible the rooms look bad example all dirty bathroom walls. The second day of my stay not voted nor cleaned well away. In relation to breakfast was not prepared for so many people and had no breakfast only bread and coffee. This my third time I stay at this company Baymond it really was horrible.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Quick Stay"
This hotel is fine for a single night's stay. It was difficult to find - even with the help of a Google map. It is tucked away behind a few old buildings just off the highway. The staff was great, but the hotel was not super clean. None of our trashcans had liners and the bathroom tile was littered with hair and dirt. We had a non-smoking room, but […] it was clear that many customers had been smoking there. The staff tried to hide the smell of old smoke with a very harsh cleaner. The combination was not enjoyable. On the bright side - it is very close to the airport and was reasonably priced. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Always wonderful!"
Me and My fiance' always come to you'll because its so nice inside the rooms. The beds are always very comfy and clean and we can just relax all the way. No one has ever bothered us and the staff is wonderful. Thank you for truly putting the customer first! SallyGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"not like the pictures"
We had a difficult time finding the hotel behind abandoned and run down buildings. No elevators. We were told that we had an upgrade with a seating area, which turned out to be the usual table with 2 chairs. The walkways were filthy. There was mold in the showers. The sinks drained very slow. Breakfast was from 6-9 am but if you don't get there before […] 7, might as well go to Dennys. The one maid who I saw was in charge of breakfast, lobby cleanup, the pool area and cleaning the rooms. I actually felt sorry for her. It was just too much for her to keep up with. The staff was nice and The outside was attractive. We thought we were getting a good deal, but we won't be staying there ever again. Don't be deceived like we were. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very nice staff everyone was veryhelpful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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"Criminal", Crime Fiction at its Best
Wednesday, January 16th, 2013I figured with such a rush of super heroics we needed to take a break from all the costumes and glamour and switch it up a little bit. Take a couple of steps off of the explosion pole and look at some smaller, low key books whose main focus is telling great and compelling stories.
Well, all of the comics I write about do that, so, let me try rephrasing it.
For a few weeks, we're going to take a few steps away from the superhero comics and look at some great, non-costumed comic books.
There. I think that works out for the better.
Now, once you step away from the capes and costumes, you will actually find that comic books have quite a bit to offer when it comes to other forms of fiction. Just like prose, there is horror, action/adventure, fantasy, science fiction, comedy, and even drama. They all take advantage of the medium's nearly limitless possibilities.
See, unlike film or even prose, graphic novels have what can be considered an "unlimited budget". They create the images for you and they do not have to be restrained by word choice or monetary support. If a writer can think it and an artist can draw it, it is going to happen.
Some of the most beautiful and intricately planned science fiction creations have come from comic books. Let's not forget horror. A perfectly timed sequence can create terror like you never imagined.
I wish I could explore all of these and provide examples, but I prefer to leave you with these thoughts and expect that you go and find something new for yourself.
No, today is a little simpler. I'm going to talk about one of the more intimate stories that take use of the medium very seriously and use it to tell a story of crime and cowardice.
Today, we look at author Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips's crime masterpiece Criminal: Coward.
Now, this will not be the only example of Criminal that you can find on the shelves. On the contrary, the title "Criminal", applies to most of their collaborations. I believe it is to keep a unifying sense of story style and world creating. The characters are never the same, but the substance will always ring familiar.
See, Ed Brubaker became known for writing outstanding crime comics. For a time, though, he was locked up by DC Comics writing in the world of Batman. This was his chance to explore something far, far worse.
Originally published in 2006, the "Criminal" franchise was a way for Ed Brubaker to break away and do something different. Up until then, including his work not at Marvel or DC Comics, most of his work had been about characters redeeming themselves.
In Catwoman, he wrote about a woman that insisted on finding the balance between good and evil and where that line was. In Gotham Central, his series that focused on the Gotham City Police Department, many of his characters were constantly looking for way to prove their worth.
Finally, and probably the most notable, was his move over to Marvel Comics where he wrote the famous issue of Captain America's death in #25. He wrote about Captain America's replacement (a secret I will not share here) and how they intended on using this identity to atone for past sins.
It was a tried and true formula that Brubaker handled wonderfully.
Then came "Coward", the first storyline in the "Criminal" universe.
Within the realm of writing the "Criminal" stories, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips set out to tell crime stories that were not in the vein of typical crime stories. For example, if I told you right away that "Coward"'s central story revolves around a heist, you would already be imagining the lead character in your mind.
Suave. Debonair. Sophisticated.
Not at all Leo.
Leo, our main character, is what you would call a coward. A thief that leaves his companions in the middle of a gunfight to survive and live another day.
See, Leo has rules. His rules are survival.
And when he's approached by a corrupt cop for a heist job, we are taken into his world. Sure, the team is normal. The corrupt cop leading the team is as grizzled and old-school as possible. His partner, an up and comer named Jeff, is your cliché muscle cop. In the first few pages, they try to recruit Leo for a job. Clearly, he's out of that line of work, but one event after another leads him back in.
Now, summarizing the job is not what I meant to do here. It's a story that needs to be read to be enjoyed to its fullest. See, as much as a coward as Leo is, once old rivalries and enemies are brought in, we see what kind of man Leo really is.
Now, as for the artwork, what else can be said about Sean Phillips?
Seeing as how I have not said anything, maybe now is a good place to start.
My experience with Sean Phillips is very limited. I've only read a handful of books and was never really blown away by what he could turn out. With this, though, he seems to really come alive.
I guess his realism that he brings would be the best aspect. His character acting and panel layout are exquisite too.
Sean Phillips artwork helps itself out with its simplicity. Comic books today are so focused on bombastic and explosive storytelling (which might be great for some, I know I enjoy it.) However, each page follows a simple layout of six panels. Just six little panels to tell a story.
Now, sometimes that breaks apart into smaller pieces, but if you look at each page, they follow the same outline.
So, why would they do that?
Because Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips were less focused on the craziness of modern comics and set out to tell a noir, classic in the vein of Alfred Hitchcock and any-clichéd heist movie you can find.
Different, though.
In a good way.
It's cheesy-noir goodness that makes you root for the bad guy and has you think, if you were a coward, what would you do.
In addition to writing for the column "Comic Matters" for the Tucson Citizen website, Bobby Acosta is also a 5th Grade Elementary school teacher, frequenter of local comic book shop Heroes & Villains, and explorer of the importance of comics. He recommends each and every comic he writes about.
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Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters -- An IMAX 3D Experience
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Fifteen years after Hansel (Jeremy Renner) and Gretel (Gemma Arterton) defeated the wicked witch who planned to have them for her dinner, the siblings have come of age as skilled bounty hunters. Hell-bent on retribution, they have dedicated their lives to hunting down and destroying every witch still lurking in the dark forests of their homeland. As the notorious blood moon approaches, the siblings face a great evil -- one that could hold the secret to their terrifying past.
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
The pawty is still going strong. But I wanted to post some of the lovely birfday cards I have received so far.
The mail lady brought me an envelope on Saturday from the 4XB's, Bailey, Baxter, Benson & Brody.
Hmmmmm, smells like the boys....and there are even terriers on the card!
Awwwwh, such a lovely card with their pawtographs on it too....
Thank you so much boys!!!
My beau Gussie & his sissie Teka sent me a wonderful gift certificate to the Dogwalkers.net site. They have some wonderful collars & leashes there. I've ordered some very cool collars for myself & I'm even sharing with Butchy.
Next is my wonderful koi birfday card from sweet Asta in New York:
Her Mommi even did this painting with the koi fishies on it. Asta & her Mama & Papa also made a generous donation to the Fox Terrier Rescue in my name. How cool!!
Next is my card from wirey boy Jackson:
This is from my pal Chef the boxer:
This pretty card is from Rocky, Bear & Angel Lacylulu:
This is a cute smiley box card from Maggie & Mitch! It's animated on the puter & the balloons even float up on the picture.
I also received a very cute Jacquie Lawson animated card from Molly & Taffy, but it wouldn't let me copy it or print it out right so I couldn't show you on my post. Thank you Molly & Taffy!
I thought I better show you the birfday cake unveiling before it's all eaten, hehehehe!
Geez Mama, I can barely reach it...
I'll show you, I can reach that sweet potato man biscuit....
Hah, one less biscuit on it now!
Oh, come on, gimegimegimegimegime!
Pretty please?????
Oh yummy!
This is paw licking good....
Uhhhh, all gone???
Here's Butchy enjoying the tasty morsels in his mouth...
Lip smackin' good!!
Time to get back to the pawty. It's dark out now & it's time to tell ghost stories around the campfire while we make smores. We'll post some pawty pictures tomorrow!
Wirey Hugs!
Snickers & Butchy
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35 comments:
- Koobuss said...
What nice cards you got, Snickers. And that cake looks just scrumptious! I really like your pictures on the deck by your cake. You are a real cutie!!
Happy Birthday, sweetie!!
Love and Koobuss Kisses,
Butchy's Kousin Koobie - July 20, 2008 11:02 PM
- happy said...
Happy barkday Snickers! What a grand celebration! Absolutely love your cake!
- July 21, 2008 12:03 AM
- the 4 Bs said...
happy birfday again, miss Snickers. you got some nice cards there and your cake is perfect. did you blow out the candles with a good wish? we wish for many more happy birthdays with you and all of our DWB pals
woofs. - July 21, 2008 12:43 AM
- Boo said...
snikers! happy b'day miss snikers! sorry i missed your pawty.
wet wet licks
Boo - July 21, 2008 1:15 AM
- Jackson said...
Oooo, what lovely cards! And your cake looks so scrummy! J x
- July 21, 2008 1:41 AM
- Girl Girl Hamster said...
What pawsome cards you got Snickers... I'm on the way to your pawty.. I hope I'll made it in time
~ Girl girl - July 21, 2008 1:48 AM
- Mr. T-Bone Beasley said...
I hope you had an awesome birthday! That cake looks delish!!! Sorry I got you and Butchy confused.
I hope you are feeling better. I'm sure the seizures are scarey for you and your family. But I know your strong!!! If there is something I can do for you and your family just let me know and I will get my human on that ASAP!
Happy Birthday!
Mr. T-Bone Beasley - July 21, 2008 2:19 AM
- Snowball said...
I had such a good time at the pawty. Did you enjoy the Singapore ghost story I told?
Snowball - July 21, 2008 2:51 AM
- Maggie & Mitch said...
For a minute there, we thought you ate the whole cake all by yourself, Snickers! hehehehe
You sure got a lot of nice cards and the gift certificate at dogwalkers is fabulous! We love Patience's collars!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch - July 21, 2008 3:53 AM
- BrandytheGreat said...
Sorry Im late, but HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUNNICKERSSSS!
Your cake looks absolutely delish! - July 21, 2008 5:05 AM
- Two Schnauzers from New England said...
Hi, Butchy and Snickers -
Snickers, Kaci and I had a good time at the pawty. Thanks for having us. Mama is not as good with the card stuff as other bloggers so she put a birthday graphic in our last post with a link to your blog. Whoever visits our blog can read first hand about your party. Hope that's OK.
Love -
Hershey and Kaci - July 21, 2008 5:56 AM
- Petey said...
Mmmm, that cake sure was delicious! I just wish I hadn't washed it down with so many of Lacie's smoothies.
I'm off to take two Muttrin and a nap with my eyemask on...
Your pal,
Petey - July 21, 2008 6:21 AM
- Agatha and Archie said...
HA HA HA WE thought you got to eat the WHOLE cake yourself too!!!!!!!!(well it is your birthday!!) Love and kisses A+A
- July 21, 2008 7:17 AM
- Eric said...
Lovely cards Snickers and Momi has made you the most WICKED cake!!! I was almost eating that slice with you..
Wags, eric x - July 21, 2008 8:05 AM
- Abby said...
Hi, Butchy & Snickers...
I haven't talked to you before, but I have seen you on alot of other Doggies Blogs...
I thought it would be a good day to stop by & say Hi...
And, Happy Birthday, Snickers...
Enjoy your Pawty...
Come visit my Blog sometime when you get a minute...
Abby xxx... - July 21, 2008 8:56 AM
- Scruffy, Lacie and Stanley's Place said...
Oh Snickers...this pawty is Wicked Fun...bet you can tell what Boston Foxy I've been hangin' out with!!! Scruffy had NO IDEA what good poker players the KOI are! He lost all his $$$$ again! Those steaks on the grill last night were the best...you have to give me ur secret recipe for marinade! What? Ya marinated it in Mango Suds?? Hmm....second thought..but they were very tender...
Gotta run...those Wheelies are havin' some kind of a meeting and I wanna go and eavesdrop....
Laciegirl - July 21, 2008 9:30 AM
- Asta said...
That has to be the bestest cake I've evew had..amazingly delicious..the steaks wewe mawinated in mango suds???that explains the extwa yummieness.....
I hope you'we having half as much fun as we awe..it's bootiful hewe..thank you again..I'm so glad you liked my cawd and gift..I just hope you stay healthy and get to have at least fifteen mowe of these Birfddays
smoochie kisses
ASTA - July 21, 2008 10:02 AM
- Asta said...
That has to be the bestest cake I've evew had..amazingly delicious..the steaks wewe mawinated in mango suds???that explains the extwa yummieness.....
I hope you'we having half as much fun as we awe..it's bootiful hewe..thank you again..I'm so glad you liked my cawd and gift..I just hope you stay healthy and get to have at least fifteen mowe of these Birfddays
smoochie kisses
ASTA - July 21, 2008 10:02 AM
- Jake of Florida said...
Ms. Snickers -- We were so busy yesterday celebrating our Dodgdad's birthday brunch that we neglected to come celebrate your pawty!!! I hope you'll forgive us.
You are such a beautiful wirey girl, and we love you lots and lots. You're just six months younger than I, Jake, am -- but we are foxy terriers so age is just a number, right??
We hope you had a pawsome day -- and that the celebrations continue on and on.
Wirey love and woofs,
Jake and Just Harry (and their silly Mom who forgot about her priorities!!!) - July 21, 2008 10:04 AM
- Deetz said...
Happy Happy Birthday......Those are such pawesome cards you got! and the cake looks delicious. I sure hope you are still celebrating and having lots of packages and treats.....
Deetzy - July 21, 2008 10:16 AM
- Renna the Princess Puppy said...
Happy happy birthday!!! That cake looks so yummy!! Your card is one my blog, sorry it did not make it yesterday. :( Hope your day was great!
Slobber Kisses - July 21, 2008 10:34 AM
- Lady Kaos said...
Happy birthday Snickers!! I wish I could be at the party! Moving is a lot of work!
Kaos - July 21, 2008 10:49 AM
- Amber-Mae said...
Those are some nice cards from your friends! Oh my, your cake looks soooper tasty! Can I have a bite of it too? Snickers you are having sooo much fun & so are we! Happy 6th Barkday to you girl!
Butt wiggles,
Solid Gold Dancer - July 21, 2008 12:43 PM
- Clover said...
Happy happy belated barkday! That cake looks SO delicious and the pawty was so fun! Hope you enjoyed yourself!
Love Clover xo - July 21, 2008 1:40 PM
- Peanut said...
Those are really nice cards. Thanks for having Flash and I at the party. It was tons of fun
- July 21, 2008 2:09 PM
- erin said...
Happy Birthday Miss Snickers! That cake looks delicous! I hope you had a really good time and got lots of good things to eat.
Keeley - July 21, 2008 2:24 PM
- Noah the Airedale said...
Wow what a cake Snickers. It looks fabulous. Sounds like this is going to be a barkday to remember.
Hugs and tail wags
Noah Willow Tess & Lucy - July 21, 2008 4:11 PM
- Patience-please said...
We've never ever had so much fun we don't think. Hope you enjoy all the Squirrellie Stew we caught and made. The servant mailed Gussie's pressies to you, with a little something from us today. What a LAME-O. We should have just brought it with us and then you would have it. Oh well, it should be there soon.
thanks for everything.
(Sorry about the neighbor's c.a.t sshhhhhhh)
wags from the whippets - July 21, 2008 6:24 PM
- Lorenza said...
Hi, Snickers!
You got very nice cards!
Drooling! Drooling! Drooling!
Delicious cake!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza - July 21, 2008 7:27 PM
- Ralph said...
Wooof! Happy Birthday! Looks like you had a great cake. You're so cute my mom just wants to cuddle with ya.
Ralph - July 21, 2008 7:55 PM
- Simba said...
Dropping by to say hello. Hope you had a great weekend.
Simba x - July 22, 2008 3:05 AM
- Penny, Poppy & Patches said...
What great cards you got, Snickers! And that cake was soooo yummy! We have jet-lag, now, so we are resting a LOT! We had a very pawsome time at your pawty! Thanks for inviting us!
Poppy, Penny & Patches - July 22, 2008 5:13 AM
- Mr. T-Bone Beasley said...
Are you worn out from the intense birthday bash!!!
Hehehe! I hope all is going well in your world!!
Mr. T-Bone Beasley - July 22, 2008 4:44 PM
- Chef said...
What's a birthday without a song, Miss Snickerita??
What an amazing cake...did you make a wish? Hope it comes true.
Chef - July 24, 2008 12:32 AM
Here is an animated ecard that you may find it cute. It has a dog eating a birthday cake as well!
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