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Vegan guide to SF Bay Area Thanksgiving! »
Hey friends! Thanksgiving, aka the most glorious time of the year, food-wise, is quickly descending upon us! I can't wait to see all of your festive food pics this year! In a quandary about what to eat? I got you covered! Of course if I missed anything, be sure to mention it in the comments! After all, that's how our relationship works, for better or for worse.
Source restaurant will be offering their annual Gobble Platter, complete with "gobble", gravy, creamed spinach, candied yams, homemade cranberry sauce, and a side salad. This meal is pretty epic, and I'm seriously looking forward to it! I'll be eating it as my employee lunch (yippee!) before scooting off to the Peninsula to eat with my own family. Of course Source will be offering an array of desserts, including spice cake snowballs with orange frosting and a living pumpkin cheesecake (from me to you!), though not included in the $20.95 platter price. Mention Vegansaurus for 10% off your Gobble Platter, which will be available all day Thursday and Friday. Call 415-864-9000 for more information, or to make take-out/reservation arrangements.
Souley Vegan is offering a SCRUMPTIOUS looking Thanksgiving day brunch buffet, 11am to 5pm. There are so many items to choose from, including a tofu loaf with rosemary gravy, blueberry waffles, herb mashed potatoes, southern fried tofu, pumpkin cheesecake with warm caramel sauce and your choice of two mimosas or draft beers. The price of this buffet is still up in the air, but I was told it will be in the ballpark of $20 - $25. Call 510-922-1615 for more details!
The Plant Cafe is offering a prix fixe three-course meal, which includes a soup course, salad course, and featuring an entree of a red-wine braised portobello mushroom and lentil stew, with a pumpkin cheesecake for dessert. I believe the entire meal is gluten-free as well as vegan. The meal is by reservation only, from 2pm - 8pm. It's $50 for adults and $25 for children under the age of 12. Wine flights are available for $25. Call 415-984-1973 for more details, or to make reservations!
Hella Vegan Eats is offering a "Festive Feast," which is available for pick-up or delivery on Wednesday, November 27th. Time is running out, as they ask you please place your order by Thursday, November 21st! I love Hella Vegan Eats so very much; I can only imagine how spectacular their Thanksgiving feast must be! Reserve your order by calling 510-282-8233. (Please note side-dishes and desserts are only available in addition to the Festive Feast)
New-to-the scene cuties, Ashley and Kyle Knies, of From the Garden, are offering a Thanksgiving meal box, which they will deliver to you on Wednesday, November 27th (minimum order, two boxes). The boxes of food are $30 each and includes such delectable items as an Herbed-Lentil loaf, apple-cranberry stuffing, green bean casserole with crispy onions, and garlic mashed potatoes! Dessert is also available for an additional fee. To reserve a box, or ask any questions (single savory items, and couple selections of pies are available) email firstname.lastname@example.com!
Millennium is almost surely doing something because they always do so if you want to fancy it up, holler at them pretty soon (415-345-3900 x10) because I know they sell out and that would suck if your fancy thing was a bust because you slept on it. (And Uh, if you can, let us know in the comments what the deal is??)
If you want to bring home the Thanksgiving fun, you can get Hodo Soy Beanery yuba roast (supposedly very delicious!) from goodeggs.com. Of course, Whole Foods always offers a vegan dinner available for pick-up at their many locations, while "faux turkeys" or holiday roasts are now sold at Rainbow, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. For your dessert needs, I'm always pretty stoked with the ready-made pies at Rainbow. There's also Mission Pie, Timeless Coffee and of course pumpkin spice cinnamon rolls at Cinnaholic! Make sure you make your orders asap, as many bakeries have strict deadlines and cut-off dates!
BONUS: If you know people in Los Angeles — check out our Los Angeles Vegan Thanksgiving Guide!
{Source Gobble Platter photo via Quarrygirl!}
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Bay Area: Souley Vegan deal on Groupon! »
You heard it, kids! Get 52% off at Souley Vegan in Oakland. Let's all thank Kate K for the tip! Good lookin' out!
∞ posted at 11:59 by youtalkfunny
Oakland's Beer Revolution opening a veg eatery next door?! »
SUCH VERY EXCITING NEWS. We love Beer Revolution because we love beer and sitting outside in the sun and drinking beer while sitting outside in the sun, and so we were VERY EXCITED when we heard that they're opening an all-veg eatery next door.
All the info we could gather from our thorough investigation (phone call) is that It's going to be called Old Depot Public House, they'll serve "European food," and it'll open sometime in the early fall. Obviously, you can now enjoy Beer Revolution with a side of next-door's tasty Souley Vegan, but now you can enjoy appetizers at Souley Vegan and then move to Old Depot Public House< for main course and then back to Souley Vegan for dessert and then back to Old Depot Public House for second dessert. If this sounds like too much eating to you then you're not a real vegan and need to rethink your priorities in ALL of your life, and maybe just jump off the Bay Bridge jk jk be cool.
Man, Oakland, you are really, truly the BEST lately—you know that, right? Yeah, you do. Come here, Oakland. (I'm making out with Oakland, you can go now.)
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It's Pi day! Another excuse to eat pie!
Back in January it was National Pie Day, a fake holiday made up by pie marketers, god bless 'em. But today, the 14th day of the third month, is International Pi Day, a real holiday made up by math nerds, god bless 'em.
Get yourselves some pie, people! If you're too lazy busy to bake it yourself, make go to Mission Pie in SF or Souley Vegan in Oakland or perhaps Watercourse Foods in Denver or, um…somewhere in NYC? Help me out, guys! Anyway, the point is to EAT PIE. Do it.
[Pie photo by veganbaking.net on Flickr]
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Souley Vegan going into the frozen food aisles! »
More dispatches from the Fancy Food Show are coming soon, and please excuse the terrible photo because I was honestly stuffing my face at the same time that I was taking it, but: SOULEY VEGAN IS GOING INTO THE FROZEN FOOD AISLES! They're taking their famous deliciousness and looking for a distributor for their line of frozen entrees. There are eight different frozen entrees total, and I got to sample quite a few of them. DON'T HATE.
The barbecue tofu was legit; it tasted just like the real deal. I'm a little bit more skeptical about the ability of the crispy fried tofu to stay all crispy fried but hell, if that's the closest the sad-sacks in NYC are gonna get to it, at least they'll have something. I mean, there's really nothing else there. So sad for them.
∞ posted at 08:36 by laurahooperb
Souley Vegan & Food Mill on Living Social! »
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Oakland you are so damn lucky today!! Living Social has it made for you. Not only can you get $25 of Souley Vegan for $12, but ALSO snag $30 of groceries from The Food Mill for $15.
If you're reading this blog and live in Oakland you best know about Souley Vegan, but maybe you haven't heard of The Food Mill? It's rad. It's got the best bulk section of anywhere I've ever seen, even better than Berkeley Bowl or Rainbow Grocery. Maybe not Rainbow. But it's good! It's where I bought dried sassafras and sarsaparilla for making root beer.
Anyway, these two deals combined are almost enough to make me move back to the Bay Area. Promise me three meals at Souley Vegan and I may even come visit? EAT THIS BECAUSE I CAN'T RIGHT NOW I'M JEALOUS! Can you mail Tasty Crispies? Arg!
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Thanksgiving 2011: Where to eat outside of your home in the S.F. Bay Area! »
We love cooking! But maybe you don't! Or you find a huge Thanksgiving dinner way too much work. That's OK! Here is a list of places you can celebrate your Thanksgiving, at restaurants or homes. You can volunteer to work and eat for free, or bring a dish to a potluck, or just show up, eat yourself silly, and roll on home. So many options!
What's the difference between this and our earlier post on vegan Thanksgiving celebrations? These are happening in the SF Bay Area! We'll add to this list as we get more information, so please, send us tips!
We also have a list of places to buy your dinner to take home, and where to get delicious baked goods like pies! Happy Holidays!
Wednesday, Nov. 16BerkeleyThanksliving at U.C. BerkeleySee our earlier post for details!10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
San RafaelMarin Vegan Drinks Does Thanksgiving!Sampling Tofurky, $1 vegan cupcakes, $5 drink special is a Spiced/Spiked Cider.6 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 19PetalumaNorth Bay vegan Thanksgiving potluck!Bring a dish to share! Mulled spiced cider provided6:30 p.m.
Every day until Thanksgiving Golden Era is offering a three-course vegan special (but they're closed on actual Thanksgiving!)
Thursday, Nov. 24Berkeley, San Francisco, San RafaelFree Thanksgiving meal at Cafe GratitudeContact the three participating locations to volunteer (they need servers, bartenders, dishwashers, line cooks, and opening and closing crew), or call (415) 824.4652.noon to 3 p.m.
Menlo ParkRaw vegan Thanksgiving food partyHosted by Elizabeth and Charlie of Bay Area Vegetarians; RSVP required.noon
San FranciscoBAV Vegan Thanksgiving CelebrationHosted by Kim and Jamie; RSVP required.2 to 5 p.m.
San FranciscoFive-course Thanksgiving dinner at MillenniumReservations no longer taken, but first-come, first serve places available at the barContact Millennium for more information at (415) 345.3900, ext. 10.2 to 6 p.m. [time is for bar seating only]
San FranciscoPlant Cafe at Pier 3/the EmbarcaderoTwo $60 prix fixe menus, one "traditional" with turkey, and one vegan!Contact Plant Cafe for details via email, or call (415) 984.1973. Reservations required.3 to 9 p.m.
San FranciscoVegan Thanksgiving at Source, including pumpkin spice snowballs by our Jenny Bradley!Contact Source via email, or call (415) 864.9000 for details/reservations.
Saturday, Nov. 26San RafaelPost-Thanksgiving Vegan Food PartyHosted by Alicia of BAV; RSVP required.3 to 6 p.m.
Anywhere in the Bay Area, throughout the four-day weekend!Want to host a vegan Thanksgiving with BAV pals? Contact Tammy of BAV to volunteer!
[photo by Emilie Hardman via Flickr]
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Souley Vegan canceling brunch, starting 6 a.m. breakfast! »
So, bummer news! Souley Vegan has a sign in their window that reads:
Souley Vegan will no longer be open for brunch on Sundays starting August 28, 2011. We will be offering Breakfast from 6 to 9 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays… BEGIN date to be announced soon. Thank you!
And that's almost 100 percent verbatim because the fantastic Rick went to check it out for us. So—6 a.m. breakfast on Friday and Saturday and no brunch FOR NOW. They're supposed to move the brunch to weekdays, but I'm not sure when that'll happen. I don't know what kind of business plan this is! I am a little worried! I don't think I've ever been up at 6 a.m.! Like, not once in my life! However, for all you earlier birds and club kids, have at that breakfast and let me know how it is. If it's amazing, which I'm guessing it might be, I need you to bring some elephant-grade No-Doz and come at me.
Now, let's all stare at the Toasty Crispy and relax.
∞ posted at 08:31 by laurahooperb
Five tips for starting a vegan business! »
You have to admit, the vegan community has come up with some pretty awesome ideas and businesses. Ten years ago, we didn't have Souley Vegan, Pepple's Donuts or Never Felt Better Vegan Shop. But now, there are vegan businesses and vegan products popping up all over the place. But what is it,exactly, thatmakes vegan businesses different (ie- more special) than other business ventures? Over the past few months, my best friend and I have been going through the steps of starting our own vegan business, and it's been quite the learning experience, lemme tell you.
So, if you're thinking about starting a vegan business, here are some tips to help you get started:
1. Be legit.
I'm sure you read that and thought "oh, OK, sure! Check!" but that's not what I mean. This is one of the most important pieces of advice that I'm going to give you, so if you decide to stop reading this article at any point, just make sure you get through this point.
By starting a vegan business, you are representing the vegan community as a whole. You might be the first real vegan or the first exposure to vegan products that one of your customers experience, and you know how quick omnivores are to write vegans off. Here's your chance to stick it to them.
Step 1 in being legit: Make sure you have a plan. Call it a business plan, call it a DIY guide, call it your business [insert religious book of choice here]. I don't care what you call it, just write one. Your business plan will help you map the ins and outs of your business before you get started, and will help you predict situations and, that's right, plan for them. You can be as detailed as you want, but just having something is a start. This will force you to realize what you're about to do, how big you want to do it, and what you need in order to get it that far. What happens if you don't make enough money to keep your business afloat? What are you going to do to market your business?
Starting a vegan bakery or restaurant? OK, what forms do you need to turn in to the county? What protocol do I need to go through so I can avoid being shut down? A lot of vegan businesses involve food, and rightfully so because we love food and we make awesome food! So make sure you follow your county's specific regulations. This will probably involve finding a production kitchen or cafe/restaurant space, taking some food safety handling classes, getting an inspection of your production space or storefront location, and turning in a buttload of forms.
Step 2 in being legit: Make a solid budget. It's important to plan ahead in these types of situations. Don't expect to start a business and suddenly be rolling in money. A good budget will include things like startup costs and the first six months to a year of production. Add everything into your budget, like business cards, internet hosting and domain names, marketing supplies, ingredients for your food, the costs of any certifications or forms that you'll need to turn in to your county, insurance, etc. Another thing to account for is employees! Will you need help? Is it feasible to do this all by yourself, or will you have to look at hiring some help? If you'll need help, then make sure you account for a competitive wage for your employees. You don't have to pay them $100 an hour, but make sure you offer them enough to where they can live comfortably, and represent your business happily.
If you're budget is suddenly huge, and your having a hard time coming up with the money, your business plan will be a key solution. If you are going to apply for a loan, a lot of banks will ask to see your business plan to make sure that you're not just going to take the money and blow it on a lifetime supply of Pepple's or something.
2. Be a proud vegan business, but don't be obnoxious.
Here's the kicker: don't be an asshole. Use your business to spread knowledge about veganism, but don't shove it down your customer's throats. The vegan community is really tight-knit and supportive of each other, so you're almost guaranteed to have vegan customers, but you have to consider your omni customers as well. You don't have to praise their dietary choices, but don't alienate them. If you force-feed them vegan information or make them feel stupid for not being vegan, they won't be regular customers. Also, I'm sure they'll leave a detailed comment on Yelp, and we all know that word of mouth is huge in recruiting new customers to your business. Enlighten, don't alienate.
If you're not sure about how to go about doing this, turn your passion toward your product. What are the benefits of your products being vegan? Maybe it's that your products are naturally cholesterol-free. Maybe it's because you donate a percentage of your profits to a vegan charity.
3. Start small and expand.
Starting a business is really exciting, and once you really starting thinking about it, ideas start piling on top of each other. But don't get in over your head. Start with a reasonable goal or product base. Not only will starting small help keep your budget small, but it will also allow for easy expansion. Also, don't burn yourself out too quickly. You're starting a business because you want to enjoy the benefits of loving what you do, not hating every moment of your life because it's too much to handle.
If you start small, it will also be easier for you to network without being overwhelming. Find out what other vegan businesses in your area can help you with, and what you can do for them. Get involved in vegan events, and build up a strong following!
4. Know your competition.
This one is easy: If you know your competition, it's easier to do things differently or better. There's nothing simpler than doing competition research with a quick Google search. If you make vegan muffins, Google "vegan muffin companies" (be location-specific), and see what comes up. Finding your competition will alsohelp you set your prices. You may think $10 for a cookie is a good price, but if someone else is offering the same flavor cookie for $2.50, well—you know how it goes.
5. Love what you do.
Starting a business involves a lot of hard work, but it can be really satisfying when you make progress. Celebrate your little achievements, and remember to reward yourself. Don't let yourself get overwhelmed with the stress, and don't feel like you have to do everything overnight. Give yourself time, and don't forget to factor in time to do things for yourself.
If you have questions about starting a vegan business, or want more info on any of the five points above, feel free to email the Sweet Cups team at email@example.com.
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The Super Bowl is virtually only sporting event we collectively watch - attracting over 90 million viewers - whether our teams are playing, or watching at home from the couch just like us. It's also just about the only game for which we throw annual parties.
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Be kid friendly - Host a kid-friendly Super Bowl party by thinking like a kid. Enlist your children to help you decorate and prepare fun game-day treats. Set up games and trivia for the kids who aren't interested in watching the game.
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In prep for moving into a tiny unfurnished apartment when school resumes in the fall, I've been out and about every weekend scouring for pieces to fix up. I certainly found what I was looking for in this dilapidated dresser with a vanity mirror purchased for a mere five dollars. This past week I've spent my spare hours sanding away layers of shoddily applied black paint and enlisting my dad's help to re-glue dovetailed joints and install some runners for the drawers. As I was prying the mirror out of its wooden frame I noticed a seal stamped on the back reading, "The Kurre (?) Companies, Inc. March 11, 1937 Burlington, Iowa". It's been quite a bit of work, but I can't help feeling it's worth it to restore a little piece of history. Now, off to the hardware store to pick out paint...although I confess I'll probably settle on plain old white.
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16 comments:
- lola and ruby said...
Five bucks!?! WOW...what an amazing find! We're jealous!
- July 15, 2008 at 6:41 PM
- GreenSpaceGoods said...
wow, it's lovely.
- July 15, 2008 at 9:24 PM
- Whimsical Creationz said...
You know, if it was me, I would strip all of the paint off of it, (if it's wood) and just stain the wood, then use the crackle paint and you can antique it. I think the natural look is the best! By the way I really love your blog!! I hope I can get mine to look as good!!
- July 15, 2008 at 9:49 PM
- NikkAY said...
1937? that's amazing! i'm excited to follow the progress of the dresser. :) although i leave for tour tomorrow...meaning i'll be internet-less for 3 and 1/2 weeks, oy. but be on the lookout for postcards! and i'll see you when i get back!
- July 15, 2008 at 9:59 PM
- Art By MAR said...
Wow what a great find for $5! I love old furniture and think it is great to save old pieces and fix them up. I am looking for just this sort of thing to fix up for my daughter's room right now.
- July 16, 2008 at 3:04 AM
- Susan said...
It is beautiful ... can't wait for the "after" shot.
- July 16, 2008 at 5:01 AM
- My from Tha Hotness said...
Wow $5 bucks is a steal. I love steals. Looks wonderful. I just repainted a table that I got from Craiglist and a beautiful sideboard that I got at the Salvation Army. Check it out at: http://thahotness.com
- July 16, 2008 at 8:50 AM
- Jennifer said...
Amazing, that you found something in relatively good condition from that way back. :D Looking forward to the "finished" product!
- July 16, 2008 at 12:50 PM
- Nicole said...
That's a really great piece . . . Will you share photos when it's totally finished? :-)
- July 17, 2008 at 8:14 AM
- Amy Esther said...
How much fun! That is totally how I want all my furniture to be some day (when I actually get the time to strip paint and fix things...my current dresser is now held together by packing tape...)
- July 17, 2008 at 8:35 PM
- Rachel said...
This piece has a lot of potential! And it's so rewarding to repair something and give it a new life.
- July 18, 2008 at 4:30 PM
- julie king said...
aren't you the lucky girl?? i hope you'll post the end result!!
- July 18, 2008 at 6:50 PM
- Livy said...
I'll definitely be posting the after pictures! I'm still thinking about how to paint it. I like the idea of doing a distressed white paint look, but I'm afraid to try it. I've been searching around on the internet for some how to's.
- July 18, 2008 at 11:51 PM
- Relyn said...
Oooo... Great project. I can't wait to see it when you finish.
- July 19, 2008 at 9:50 PM
- Pfeiffer Photos said...
Your blog is not only asthentically beautiful but also highly creative and inspiring. Good luck with your dresser; it's sure to be a beauty with all your hard work.
- July 23, 2008 at 10:08 AM
- Hilary said...
This is so inspiring!
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Just cut a slit into the side of the tennis ball. Cram in your message. Hurl it to your intended recipient.
Cut a slit into the side of the tennis ball. Cram in your cash. Stuff it under some dirty socks in your gym bag next to the Tinactin.
I once was playing tennis and upon finishing I went to my car to realize that I had locked my keys inside. I took a tennis ball and cut a quarter-sized hole into it. I placed the hole over my car door key-hole and hit the ball with my hand sending a burst of air into the key-hole and watched as my door lock popped up. I was in my car in seconds.
This worked every time on my 1999 Toyota 4runner, I have not tried it on any other vehicles.
Would you post a video of you doing this without someone in the background operating a remote? I'd love to see this proved possible (but see Mythbusters). If you post your address, perhaps some local 'ibles members could come over and test the idea while you're asleep (better leave the car somewhere accessible). : ]
I'm of the opinion that this is a really, really unlikely means of opening one's vehicle. But I'd love to see it actually work. Because I'd like a '99 4runner and happen to have a bunch of tennis balls on hand.
Is it possible that the air may temporarily line up the tumblers in the lock? Maybe. It's far from likely, given that equal air pressure across all of them would push them all the way out, then they would spring back in at the same rate.
What is absolutely impossible is that the gentle breeze that would have been generated by her pressing in on the ball (or a blast of 200 PSI from an air tank, for that matter) would rotate the lock mechanism the 45 to 90 degrees necessary for the linkage to be moved. I'm not sure what they claim having power locks does... a power lock system is exactly the same as a non-power lock. On older vehicles that had power locks as an option, the linkage, latch, lock cylinder, etc. are usually identical whether or not it had power locks. With power locks, there is usually one extra rod and an actuator, that snaps into a clip that is there on the one without power locks. The only difference is that the lock actuator adds drag on the linkage, making this more likely to work on something without power locks. Except you need the power locks to make this look real... a hand on the inside pulling up on the lock would make this a much more obvious fake.
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THE apartment door crashed open, and Vince immediately burst through it. The room always seemed filled as soon as he entered it, not so much because of his size but because of his natural boisterousness.He stared at Chuck lying on the couch, his brow furrowed in a mixture of displeasure and disbelief. "I don't believe it!" he cried. "It's colder in here than it is out there, and that's saying something!"Chuck grinned and closed his book. "I think the heat's on the fritz again.""Again?" Vince demanded. "Name me a time when the damn thing's actually worked.""We're paying for the view more than the utilities," Chuck said, an oft-repeated mantra that hoped to justify their extravagant rent."Then we got shafted.""Aww, come here and get warm." Chuck lifted a corner of the blanket he was burrowed under and indicated that Vince should crawl in with him.It didn't take much to persuade Vince. He kicked off his shoes and threw his jacket across the room before running over and tackling Chuck, pushing him further into the couch. Chuck made a feeble protest as he was crushed under Vince's weight, but he could barely squeak out any resistance."Am I too heavy for you?" Vince asked without remorse."Love you… just the way… you are…," Chuck wheezed. Vince shifted his weight so that Chuck was no longer being crushed and wedged himself more in-between his partner and the back of the couch. Sofa, he reminded himself. They call the damn things sofas over here. He had been in the Big Apple for four years now, but he still couldn't change certain words to fit in more linguistically with the natives. Chuck still looked at him, waiting for the punch line, when he told Chuck he was going down to the deli for milk. A deli's where we go for pastrami on rye, Chuck would reply patiently.Or how about looking for the trolley when they went to the supermarket? No, that's a cart. And we go grocery shopping.Yeah? Vince had replied snottily. What you call a trolley, we call a tram anyway. And you know exactly what I mean, we've been together for long enough.I know, Chuck always said. I just like you when you get all red and flustered. You actually have to be born here to be considered a true New Yorker, so just be yourself. It wasn't like Chuck was a true New Yorker either; he had come from State College, Pennsylvania. But at least he had the lingo down enough to be able to truly blend in."I can hear your brain clanking," Chuck said, interrupting Vince's trip down memory lane.Vince didn't reply; he just nuzzled against Chuck's neck, taking in that sweet smell he couldn't exactly describe but was ultimately so… Chuck. His partner with the all-American name and boyish demeanor that made him seem to come straight out of some Hollywood golden-age family drama. The boy next door. Who just happened to like boys."Talk to me," Chuck said. "What's on your mind?"Vince's hand snaked beneath Chuck's shirt and rested against the warm skin of his chest. "You.""That's sweet," Chuck said, grinning. "But you're full of it.""Well, I always think of you," Vince protested."I don't think I even want to know."Vince lifted the hem of Chuck's shirt and kissed his belly. "Really?"Chuck reached down and took Vince's face in his hands, cupping it gently. "Spill it."
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I love coming here I ordered the pancakes and they were great. Everyone else said there meals were very good as well. normally the place is packed but today it was quiet but it was early.
I love coming here I ordered the pancakes and they were great. Everyone else said there meals were very good as well. normally the place is packed but today it was quiet but it was early.
We travelled from Hollywood to have breakfast here. What a great decision! The service was excellent, and the food was even better! They gave us a complimentary taste of the 6 different types of chilli that were on the menu for the morning, and then the meals were delivered quite fast considering the place was packed! The meals were HUGE,... More
We stayed at hotel around the block from jinky's. The coffee and Mexican themed breakfast dishes were delicious. Looking forward to our next visit there.
Went this morning for a late breakfast but by the time we had waited in line for a table, and then waited to be served our food it actually turned into lunch! Don't get me wrong the food was fab, big portions, lots of choice and everything we had was delicious. We were a party of 8 so that accounted... More
Wonderful spot for a hearty breakfast. Menu has something for everybody. Found this place to be no frills, but very clean. Staff was courteous. Definitely a great value. Will return.
A great breakfast menu with lot(s) of good and healthy (wow!!!!) things to choose from. Coffee is good as well (Espresso) I like it!
Delicious Yucatan Quesadilla. Attentive and helpful staff. Perfect location next door if staying at Hotel Carmel (which has lousy 'continental' breakfast).
We ate here every morning during a recent stay. The breakfast selection is awesome and the staff were great. loved it!
We asked our concierge where to go to breakfast and this was it. So glad we followed his advice. The menu was extensive, so you should not have any problem finding something you like. The food was delicious and well sized. Our waiter was very good and we left happy. We did go on a Friday so there was no... More
Right next door to Hotel Carmel, staff, this is a popular place so you may have a wait but the food was excellent. A lot to eat and staff really friendly. Not the cheapest but worth it as it filled us up all day.
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Fri, Aug 30, 2013 | 17:38 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts video goes behind-the-scenes with "Free Fall" multiplayer map
Call of Duty: Ghosts has a new behind-the-scenes video available, in which Infinity Ward executive producer Mark Rubin and other members of the development team discuss the moving environments featured in the "Free Fall" multiplayer map. The dynamic map is a downloadable bonus players get when they pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts at participating retailers. Check it out below. Call of Duty: Ghosts releases on November 5 on PC, PlayStation 3, Wii U and Xbox 360, while PS4 and Xbox One versions are due with hardware. launches.
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Call of Duty's annual release has reached "pop-cultural inevitability", says Hirshberg
"Another year, another Call of Duty" does seem to have become a gaming culture staple, but Activision's Eric Hirshberg has stressed that the series' annual release schedule exists because fans demand it.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 – Apocalypse is now available on Xbox Live
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 – Apocalypse is now available on Xbox Live. This the game's fourth and final DLC Pack and includes four multiplayer maps, as well as "Origins", the all-new Zombies experience reuniting players with the original heroes going back to Call of Duty: World at War.
Sun, Aug 11, 2013 | 22:22 BST
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 – Apocalypse video previews final DLC content
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 – Apocalypse has a video available in which Treyarch discusses the fourth and final DLC pack for the game, which was announced yesterday. You also get a preview of the four maps contained in the content. Enjoy below. Apocalypse will be available on Xbox Live for 1200 Microsoft Points on August 27, with other platforms to follow. Players who have already purchased the Season Pass can download Apocalypse as soon as it becomes available.
Sun, Aug 11, 2013 | 22:23 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts video teases next week's multiplayer reveal
Call of Duty: Ghosts will get its multiplayer reveal next week on August 14, and so you don't forget about it, Activision and Infinity Ward have released a reminder video for you. Check it out below. It's short, and doesn't really show any of the game – just dates and coordinates. The multiplayer reveal date is shown on the California coast, where the studio is located; August 21 points to Germany which is gamescom, and the other dates – like September 26, I am assuming have something to do with EG Expo. The October dates – you will need to figure those out for me. Game's out November 5 on PC, PS3, Wii U and Xbox 360. PS4 and Xbox One versions will follow.
Thu, Aug 08, 2013 | 10:57 BST
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 "Origins" video teases something
Black Ops 2 has a new video available called Origins, which is part of the teases it revealed yesterday on Twitter. The trailer doesn't reveal much, other than the shape of four men, a battle, and a rather large mech. We're going to assume the content being teased is the next, fourth, and final DLC entry for the shooter.
Tue, Aug 06, 2013 | 18:07 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts team invested heavily in the "emotional" aspect of the game, says Rubin
Infinity Ward executive producer Mark Rubin has said the developer never rests on its laurels when it comes to creating the next Call of Duty game, as it wants every success to feel like a "Rocky" moment. With Ghosts, the team has invested heavily in the "emotional" aspect of the game, by bringing in a Hollywood scriptwriter to tell a tale was from the perspective of two brothers, and by tossing man's best friend into the mix.
Thu, Aug 01, 2013 | 19:28 BST
Black Ops 2 – Vengeance is now available on PC and PS3
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 – Vengeance is now available on PC and PS3, Activision has announced. It comes with multiple maps and the cool sounding "Buried," where the undead residents of an abandoned subterranean Old West mining town are running amok. Multiplayer maps include: Cove, Detour, Rush, and Uplink. Additionally, six new Personalization Packs will be available for PS3 and PC players on August 22 for $1.99 each. Vengeance is available a la carte for $14.99 or as part of the Season Pass.
Tue, Jul 30, 2013 | 19:29 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer to be revealed online August 14
The public will be given the first, live look at Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer on Wednesday, August 14 on the official website. Infinity Ward will offer up the first details on what everyone can expect this fall and will go in-depth on all things multiplayer as well as several world premiere announcements It all goes down at 10:30am PDT/2.30pm EDT.
Sat, Jul 27, 2013 | 15:47 BST
Black Ops 2 double XP weekend is live, go shoot each other online
Black Ops 2 players on all formats can participate in a double XP event this weekend. It's currently happening. This should give you an opportunity to show off some of your new personalization packs as well. Enjoy shooting each other.
Thu, Jul 25, 2013 | 18:10 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts confirmed for Wii U November release
Call of Duty: Ghosts has been confirmed for Wii U for a November release.
Tue, Jul 23, 2013 | 19:23 BST
Black Ops 2 title update now available through Xbox Live
Black Ops 2 has been given a title update on Xbox 360.
Tue, Jul 16, 2013 | 15:22 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer to be revealed mid- August
Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer will be revealed in August, according to a tweet from executive producer Mark Rubin.
Wed, Jul 10, 2013 | 19:42 BST
Black Ops 2: Vengeance releasing on PC and PS3 in August
Activision has announced that the Black Ops 2 map pack, Vengeance, will be made available on PC and PS3 in August The pack contains the maps Cove, Detour, Rush, Uplink and the zombie themed Buried. The pack can be downloaded come August 1 al a carte for $14.99 or for download by season pass holders.
Thu, Jun 27, 2013 | 21:52 BST
Activision did not infringe upon "Delta Force" trademark in Modern Warfare 3 – judge
A US judge has ruled in Activision's favor over a trademark dispute filed by NovaLogic over the use of "Delta Force" in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
Tue, Jun 25, 2013 | 19:16 BST
Black Ops 2: Vengeance gets a new Replacers gameplay video
Black Ops 2: Vengeance, the third DLC Map Pack, has a new Replacers video for you to ogle. It's below. The DLC contains the multiplayer maps: Cove, Detour, Rush, and Uplink, a reimagining of the classic map Summit. Also included is the new Zombies adventure Buried, which features the new bonus Zombies weapon, the Ray Gun Mark II. Vengeance arrives first on Xbox Live July 2, with other platforms to follow.
Tue, Jun 18, 2013 | 18:26 BST
Black Ops 2: Vengeance Map Pack out in July, teaser video released
Activision has released a preview video for Vengeance, the third DLC Map Pack available for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Rumored earlier this week, the map pack includes four new multiplayer maps: Cove, Detour, Rush, and Uplink, a reimagining of the classic map Summit. Also included is the brand new Zombies adventure Buried, which features the new bonus Zombies weapon, the Ray Gun Mark II. Vengeance arrives first on Xbox Live July 2, with other platforms to follow.
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Call of Duty: Ghosts won't make use of always-online option
Infinity Ward has said the ability to use the always online option on next-gen consoles isn't something the firm has explored just yet.
Sun, Jun 09, 2013 | 18:46 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts All-Access – watch it here
Call of Duty: Ghosts – All-Access, a live 30-minute broadcast featuring a look at gameplay levels from the shooter, airs today, June 9 at 11.00 am PDT/2.00 pm EDT/7.00pm UK. You can watch it below.
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Black Friday is really shading into Grey Thursday. Accenture reports that Black Friday should see 55% of US shoppers taking advantage of the sales that day, up from 53% in 2012. With more retailers pulling back store hours to open on Thanksgiving evening, sales will start sooner rather than later. Walmart, Macys, JCPenney and others have announced sales beginning 8pm on Thanksgiving evening. Kohls is running a mobile campaign: text save07 to Kohls mobile push notification feature to get shopping alerts as the day approaches and to help drive store traffic. With massive lines and consumers on the go, there is no better time to leverage mobile demand-side platforms (DSPs) and push in-app display advertising. A captive audience online is fertile ground to push your ad while they are playing Angry Birds, waiting for their chance to get that 50-inch flat screen TV. The whole notion of layaway is back stronger than ever for many retailers. Regular messaging to your mobile channel is essential for retailers to remain relevant with their holiday shoppers.
Thanksgivukkah has been coined to note the anomaly for American Jews. The first day of Chanukah (and 8 days of gifting) starts at sunset on November 27, the night before Thanksgiving on November 28. It turns out this has never happened before, and will never happen again. The next time Chanukah falls on November 27th is 2146 (which happens to be a Monday). Therefore, 2013 is the only time Chanukah will ever overlap Thanksgiving. Mobile as media for the moment is a solution that can help to capture this added gifting pressure and buying power of American consumers around Thanksgiving.
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Giving Tuesday is December 3rd. If you are a not-for-profit you might want to check out its website at givingtuesday.org. This is a daylong US-wide effort to help charities raise money online during the holiday season. Last year about 2600 not-for-profits drew donations on giving Tuesday. Large participants like the American Diabetes Association, smaller participants like the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and local groups like Minnesota Gives representing 4300 not-for-profits in their state, will all be vying for the same dollar. You see, unlike retailers who know their competition, notfor-profits compete for every philanthropic dollar given. Yes, the American Diabetes Association may be competing for a donation that could go to a Church, a University, a Museum, or any other celebration of philanthropy. All the more reason why these 501 c 3 organizations should be establishing mobile database initiatives and communicating regularly with mobile channel opt-in subscribers.
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6:28pm Tuesday 16th October 2012 in News By Hannah Bryan, Reporter (Darlington)
A SCHOOLGIRL and her mother have sacrificed their waist-length locks in aid of a charity which provides real-hair wigs for children suffering hair loss.
Eight-year-old Alice Raby, a pupil at St John's C of E Primary School, in Darlington, and her mother, Lesley, have each donated about ten inches of their hair to the Little Princess Trust, which provides wigs for children across the UK who have lost their hair through cancer treatment.
Alice, who has had long hair all her life, read about the charity in a magazine and decided it was time for a new look.
She said: "I wanted to help other people my age who have cancer. It feels weird having short hair, but feels good to have helped other people.
"My friends have never seen me with short hair before, they won't recognise me."
Her mother, Lesley, 47, who also went for the chop, said: "I am very proud of Alice. You would not expect an eight year old to want to do something like this.
"I was quite nervous as it has been at least 13 years since I last had short hair but it is going to a good cause."
Alice is also raising money for the Little Princess Trust and has so far raised more than £100.
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Back in the early 1980s, a moral philosopher named Gregory Kavka came up with a little thought experiment. It had nothing to do with slap bracelets, giant mobile phones or the opening of Return of the Jedi, but it's still interesting, even without speed bike chases on the forest moon of Endor.
The basic premise is this: a wacky billionaire, let's call him Gill Bates, hands you a bottle of poison. If you drink this poison you'll get sick for about a day. No lasting ill effects will result from it, just your usual set of crummy symptoms that happen the day after you drink liquid from a strange man. Gill will pay you one million dollars tomorrow morning if, at midnight tonight, you intend to drink the poison the following afternoon. You don't actually have to drink it, just intend to do it. Really, honestly, actually intend it.
So, can you? Can you, a non-crazy person with a presumably rational outlook on life intend to do something if you know you don't have to? There's a reward, yes, but you'll receive it whether you drink the poison or not. You'll have the money in the morning long before you take your first gulp. Why go through with it when there's no reason to?
It isn't a neat parallel, but to put a practical spin on the issue, think about driving on the highway at night. There are no cars around, and up ahead you see a traffic light is glowing red. You know you're supposed to stop, but at the same time you know you don't have to. If you run the light, did you actually intend to stop in the first place? Was it even possible for you to have had that intention? More importantly, when the police pull you over can you use Kavka's toxin puzzle to get out of a ticket?
The thought experiment isn't about figuring out how to fool a billionaire, how to objectively measure intention (one of Professor Farnsworth's inventions), or even if a million dollars is of equal value to a day of being healthy. It's (partially) about determinism. You get the money no matter what choice you make, so choices are just an illusion. Naturally, there are plenty of other questions that arise when considering the puzzle:
- Is an intention just an internalized promise? Can you lie to yourself like you lie on your taxes?
- To what extent do you control your own intentions? Can you choose to act irrationally, or is part of yourself hard-wired not to be a fumbling dolt?
- If you said you would drink the poison but didn't, would your mom be mad at you for telling a lie? Even if you bought her a car with the fib money?
- Does the Stay Puft marshmallow man have a skeleton? That's an aside, but it's a valid question.
Like many problems in philosophy, there's no clear yes or no answer to Kavka's toxin puzzle. It's a thought experiment designed to give your gray matter a how's your father, get you to think about things like fate, choice, intention, and the weird things billionaires do. Seriously, are they just bored?
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