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Posted 03/19/2013 2:21 PM
not really the first game he had where he had significant minutes witch was pretty much once in his career before the carmello trade he put up 23 and 14 thats a pretty great stat line
Posted 03/19/2013 2:24 PM
goran dragic is better then lillard @ this point you must of been watching a totally different game last time they played us cause dragic had what a statline of around 16 and 16 and that = sucks?
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yea he looked good on the defensive end but I'm not gonna get all excited about gaurding a former star power forward thats on the down side of his career cause that should be expected of him every time if he draws an al horford match up tonight dude will go off on him I almost gaurentee it but it looks like the bigs latley have been moving over to gaurd aldridge instead
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Posted 03/27/2013 10:27 PM
he also just got destroyed tonight and leonard had more boards then he did and played less minutes then hickson too and I never said I didn't like hickson just said he isn't a starting center going forward does that all of a sudden mean I hate him? no just means he's not cut out to play defense @ the c spot to make us a legit contender and I'm a fan/support the franchise and if trading a player like hickson will move the needle then I'm all for it
Posted 03/28/2013 4:16 AM
Most teams have a 12th man. Portland's problem all season long, is that they have 4-5 of them. No depth. When Hickson doen't bring that energy level he has rightfully become known for, his value becomes that of a player beside that (or those) 12th men.
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true I think we deff need to attempt another hibbert like deal in the offseason but have a back up plan instead of another hibbert or bust move lol
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I haven't posted in a while after site issue kept me from bloggin. And I haven't read any comments in this thread yet, but will eventually.
My contribution to any question regarding JJ Hickson will defer to the the past several games, starting with Aldridge playing on one leg after spaining his ankle in the 1at quarter versus brooklyn. How many games has Portland won? zero
The fundimental problem I see posters struggling with has to do with the disconnect between stats, actual results, and salary (bang for you buck). Give me a number that JJ is worth and explain how the Blazers can afford to keep him. Show me how your plan to keep JJ still affords Portland to fill the screaming deficiencies that currently exist.
The emotional attachment to JJ, rational or not, has not a GD thing to do with reality, next year, or winning an NBA championship. ; )
Posted 04/05/2013 7:56 AM
^ That's a "walk off" post. Well said.
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I am tired of hearing what we can and cannot do with JJ. I agree with Curvychloe, Paul Allen is more interested int he Seahawks right now.
Blazer Fanatic seems to think she is the only one that knows how to build a NBA Championship only focusing on the Salary Cap. Curcychloe is correct you got to spend money to win. I do not see Paul Allen doing that. Prime example, he is raising ticket prices next season after the season they have had this year. Who the heck does that?
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They sure did.
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2.5 Percent is still 2.5%. They have to bay for Batum's bloated contract some how.
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With a quarter of the population unemployed and fully half of Greece's youth without work, Greece is clearly in an economic depression that can only worsen as government budget and wage cuts suck money out of the Greek economy. The depression has radicalized the voting population, pushing the Greek people to their breaking point; many voters have defected from the two mainstream Greek parties which they hold responsible for the depression and have flocked to more extreme fringe parties. These parties have rejected the crushing austerity programs carried out by Greece's two mainstream parties.
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excellent in every aspect of dining , we have spent our last 10 anniversaries eating at prime rib grill , we love it- see you next year-
From the moment you arrive the service is excellent. As we had dinner with out of town visitors we enjoyed their company even after we finished dessert and coffee. The restaurant was in no rush to fill our table, allowing us more time with our guests. The salad bar is wonderful and extremely fresh.
this was our first time here, we live in Reno, so many good choices. but will come back.
Best steak I have had in years. All six of us were impressed with the quality of the food and the ambience.
As usual and as expected, this is one of the best steak house values you'll find in Reno. The Rib Eye was OK but that was probably due to my personal taste. I should have ordered my usual, Prime Rib or Filet, so I can't really fault them for that. The menu is short and to the point. But once again avoid the outer foyer area for dinner as you are exposed to people walking through in and out of the main resturtant as well as noise from the bar next door and casino traffic with bright lights. Thi may not be a problem for some. The salad and soup bar continues to be outstanding with many selection options.
I took all the mothers I know here for mothers day. They all loved the food and enjoyed the service.
Excellent food and service. Outstanding salad bar. Fair price. Everyone in our party commented how wonderful the was at this restaurant.
This steakhouse has very good quality, extremely good varitety, and a good envrionment. I definitely expect to enjoy more meals at this facility when visiting Reno in the future and will recommend it to friends and family. Excellent value for the money.
A must visit for anyone coming to Reno! The salad bar is above the mark on choice and freshness. The daily soup is always well worth trying. Order a steak and it arrives hot, tender and delicious. The fish isn't fishy! And that is a good thing. You never smell the fish before you eat it... a true sign of freshness. The ambiance is comfortable, and the cost is extremely affordable. The servers are fun to work with and always present themselves by giving their name and wearing a smile. The hostess even comes to your table to insure that all is going well. A night out and well worth the time spent to enjoy a high quality meal with friends ... and the wine list is excellent too. And don't forget to stop by Tivoli's for dessert.
We enjoyed our meal but it took a very long time to get our meal and then a long time to get the check. It's a good thing that our husbands were not going to the show because w would have been late.
It was a pleasurable meal experience. My wife and I both enjoyed it. We liked the idea of extra veggies instead of potatoes.It work for us and meat portions were just right and very good.
we always dine here when we are visiting Reno. Steaks are excellent and the salad bar is out standing.
Took my wife here for a "good sit-down" meal on a Wednesday. We're both in our late 30's, and we were the youngest couple in the restaurant by at least 15 years. I mention this because the service is very good, but the food-that's another story. Both my prime rib and my wife's whitefish filet had the taste and presentation of: "A bunch of codgers getting comped their meals are mostly eating here, we don't have to try that hard." My wife's fish was a bit bland and her salsa had virtually no spiciness to it. My prime rib was a bit stringy and my sauteed mushrooms had little flavor. That being said, a great wait staff. But, I don't think it's that great a value.
Restaurant has very tasty prime rib during Happy Hour. Good atmosphere.
Our service was awesome. I ordered the newyork mid well and it was cooked perfect.
Been going for years. Service is excellent and prime rib best in Reno. Employees are friendly and very attentive. Prices are reasonable.
Great location in the middle of the downtown Reno casino scene. We were pressed for time due to having show tickets and our server made sure our group of six made the show on time with outstanding service. The steaks were cooked to perfection. Overall a great meal and evening.
We took advantage of the Early Bird special. Prime Rib dinner for $17.99 that included a salad/soup bar, 8 oz perfectly cooked prime rib (though I swear it was more than 8 oz's which was awesome), vegetable, huge baked potato. Amazing amount of food for the price and outstanding qulity and flavor. Will defintely do this special again! Highly recommend to others.
First time at Prime Rib Grill, pleasantly surprised. Wonderful Old Reno Atmosphere. Calamari app wonderful. Red snapper with a caper sauce with fresh green beans served piping hot and done to perfection, Husband's Prime rib very good, although not the best I have ever had. Baked potato served with entree must have been 8 inches long by 4inches wide. Garlic Mashed potatoes superb. I like making my own salad at the not over done salad bar. House wines incredible, good value on food, service very good and prompt. Planning to take more our of town guests.
The prime rib that my wife and I had was excellent. Perfect meat temperature and tender. The sides and salad bar is excellent. We were too full from our meal that we didn't have any room for the nice looking deserts.
We wanted a nice romantic place to have a great dinner......we couldn't have found a better place. Our server was very attentive , the ambiance was perfect. Great place....definitely will be back!!
This is in the ElDorado but don't let that fool you. Got a beautiful prime rib 10pz cut included potato, veggie, & salad bar all for under $25. I was able to get a last min table on a Sat nite. Many large tables plus friendly staff. Certainly not a 4 star but great food for the price it couldn't be beat!
we have never been disappointed. will go back again
Food was excellent and the atmosphere is definitely nice. The visit was part of a birthday and found it to be the perfect choice. The desserts are made in house and were delicious. The waiters were extremely helpful and their recommendations helped. Would definitelygo back for no special reason.
Great dinner to celebrate our 20th Anniversary. Thanks for the great food and service.
The restaurant is located in the El Dorado Hotel and Casino. We were promptly seated and our waiter, Aldo, went over the daily specials and took our drink orders. Entrees include a trip to the soup and salad bar which is a plus. It included a very good lentil soup and a wide variety of fresh greens and salad makings that made the salad special. Entrées arrived on completion of our soup and salad. There is an "early bird" special and although we chose to order off the menu the specials looked to be of a good value. Although we reside in the area this was our first to the Prime Rib Grill. We will be back.
A usual the food was good and the salad bar was fresh.
Worth while experience with a return visit . Consistent outstanding service and ambience. Salad bar with every entrée a definite plus. Early bird special a great deal. prime rib is excellent. Wine list has a wide variety of choices for each individual taste, as well as specials with wine pairing.
Maria is the best and so gorgeous and accommodating. We added a person and no problem! Alicia was delighted for her birthday with the food and service! Fabulous salad bar too! Drinks great. Prime Rib and Steaks were the best but the shrimp fettuccine was bland. Waiter was great too. Great great night. Thank you!
Our waiter was awesome. We celebrated my mom's 80th birthday here. We liked it b/c the menu had a little of everything. I had the ribeye. It was delicious & everyone else who ordered steak said their's was great & perfectly cooked. The soup/salad bar was a great touch. Everyone enjoyed the variety & fresh items that they found at the bar. We had a corner table in front of restaurant which seemed more quiet & private than other parts of the restaurant. It was the perfect dinner & we all agreed that we would go back again. No kids menu though but kitchen very accommodating in making a pasta dish for my son!
They have an outstanding salad bar and the soup is always top notch. It is included with your entrée. They are known for their steaks and prime rib. I stick with my usual 6oz filet. Never have been disappointed however, this time is was slightly over cooked. I asked for Medium and it came out Medium Well. I didn't send it back though, as it was still flavorful and juicy. I did mention it to the waiter and he explained they had a new chef. Hope he doesn't change anything!! Although I did miss my favorite zucchini vegies, instead it was red cabbage. Not bad but not great. I would highly recommend this restaurant over the Italian one next door. La Strata was a disappointment, maybe they had a new chef also, and he made too many changes.
Best steakhouse in Reno. Food is great and the service, ask for Aldo, is impeccable.
After making reservations on "OpenTable" I was able to add a special comment letting the staff know I was taking my husband there to celebrate his graduation with the police academy. The staff went above and beyond for us. We were pleased with the food and service. Everything was reasonably priced and the food was delicious.
Iam from Sacramento,but when in Reno the prime rib grill is my favorite place to dine.They have an excellent soup/salad barand great service.The Thanksgiving menu was good,the only item I did not care for was the orange glazed carrots,but everything else was delicious. thank you and see you next year!!
we always enjoy going to prime rib grill for special occasions or just a real nice meal. Food is consistently good. We are new to the Reno area and will certainly take relatives and friends from California to this special restaurant !
My family had an amazing Thanksgiving dinner here! The service was amazing and the food was really good. No lines to wait in like the buffet line that was over 3 hours wait! Made reservations on Opentable, showed up, was seated immediately...it was a great experience and I would definitely recommend dinner there. The Thanksgiving meal was cheaper then the buffet at the other restaurant too!
My wife and I were very pleased with the Service. The food was outstanding. Very quite and pleasent. We have eaten there several times and have yet to be disappointed in either the food or service. EXCELLENT


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Hey fellow civers! I've just picked up Civ3 after having played Civ4 a long time. I'm doing alright, though I always struggle a lot when entering the Middle Ages. The first 5-6 techs take way to long to research. Do I go for Literature even though it's an optional tech and get libraries up asap? Maybe even pre-build them? Or is getting to Knights quickly just a drag anyways? I play on emperor, small pangaea.
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Are you changing governments to a Republic? The unit costs really cut back on available gold for research. Try disbanding some of your outdated units.
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Yes, I do the normal Republic slingshot, then research either Literature or construction/currency, depending on what gives the best trade possibilities. When I then enter the MA it's like everything stops. Here's a save, played very sloppy. This is emperor, archipalego.
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The idea is to get all the income that the land has for you. You need people for that to work the land. So you will be needing food. For food you need irrigation and for irrigation you need workers. Change some Beijing terrain into irrigation and make it a worker factory. So the population is replenished after you create a worker. You're building a galley somewhere and a courthouse. Those cities should be building workers and armies. Canton is building an aqueduct, they also should not grow, but use the grain to restore the population after making a worker. Or armies if at war. Then lay some irrigation towards Macao, Tsingtao and Shanghai. "Mine green, irrigate brown" doesn't mean you should never irrigate a grassland. You only have one source of fresh water, so the next plan is to get all the cities the water with an irrigation system. Just build irrigation on irrigation throughout your empire. Cities will grow faster, income is bigger, science goes faster, nukes are available sooner. 1: have workers 2: irrigation 3: income 4: science 5: nukes 6: ? 7: victory! Last edited by Theov; May 28, 2012 at 01:57 PM. |
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Thanks a lot, Theov! Will do as you say. I'm at war now because I have no iron and my neighbour have two sources, so I need to grab that. But what do you think of building libraries? Should I build them in every city or just in one or two?
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Are you building your empire? Ok. Do that. You will need an aqueduct and a courthouse. Want war? Then go to war and make sure you are building enough armies for when your current guys fall. Want to colonize that other island? Make settlers and workers. . Commerce = money + science. So every coin that goes to science, is a coin that does not go to the treasure chest. But if you have less spending or more income, you can have more science. Libraries add 50% of your beakers in that city. They require 1 maintenance. So a city needs to make at least 4 beakers for it to make much sense to build a library. Marketplaces do the same (only then for cash income) but they also make people happier when you have luxuries. So I build marketplaces first. Then libraries. Remember, if you want more science, you can also increase income and adjust the slider towards science. I build libraries normally when I have about 6 science beakers in a city and a granary, marketplace (temple, aqueduct) is built. oh btw, do you have that 4000bc savegame somewhere? Look like a good map to play. Thanks. |
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Aha, I see. Well, thanks for pointing that out to me! Hmm... No, I don't have it anymore, the earliest save I've got on this map is 1300BC and Sumeria has already snagged both the iron and the horses. I'll just upload it anyways, in case you want to play.
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Without having looked at the save, I'd say "yes" to researching Literature early, absolutely before the Middle Ages. The research boost of having all commerce-heavy cities have a library will be enormous and quickly make up for the cost of researching Literature.
Theov's point about workers is also important. I generally try to keep a road on every worked tile, to maximize commerce. That said, those first medieval techs are fairly expensive...
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I have always a similar problem. Play the Republic slingshot go to Republic and then just get lost in the tech race. Now I tend to stay in Despot till communism and then change to communism. Sounds like this is unorthodox but I win or at least play a good game with this approach.
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Welcome to CIV3, you made a good decision. , I also played Civ4 for awhile and then Civ5 for an even shorter time span before finding CIV3 - both Civ4-5 were Do you find CIV3 better than Civ4? - and why/why not?? As for advice on game play, I'll leave that to others,,, my way of playing is Monarchy/Communism/Join Me or Die /Kill Everyone-
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Meow! My name is Mulan
found a new home!
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Mulan's Info...
Shelter: Humane Society of New York
Breed: | Domestic Shorthair | Color: | Black & White Or Tuxedo | Age: | Kitten |
Sex: | Female | Hair: | Short |
Mullan is a female, black and white kitten born on July 2, 2012.
We really appreciate your wanting to give a shelter animal a home and encourage you to search for just the right pet.
Head to humanesocietyny.org/adoptions and either email it back to email@example.com, fax it to (212) 752-2803 or bring it in to the Humane Society of New York, 306 East 59 Street (between 1st + 2nd Avenues) New York, NY 10022. Our adoption hours are 7 days a week, 10:30 - 4:00
The Humane Society of New York is a no-kill shelter. Our on-site clinic and staff of skilled Veterinarians looks after the health and well-being of every animal here. We offer FREE Vet care for the first 3 weeks after adoption. We also have a great adoption matchmaker who will gladly take your profile and match you or your pet with just the right cat or dog companion. Please feel free to submit your application!