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sakupiec wrote:Have both a rooted Nook Color and this Tablet (rooted) the nook has a better (but smaller) screen, a wimpier processor (OMAP 3621), no bluetooth support integrated and no ports other than one USB. The nook requires transcoded video, while this unit is fine with most video straight out the box. If portability is crucial go with the Nook, if size and processing power are more important grab this. Root either one immediately.] Perversely, the nook can already run honeycomb. No windows, no silverlight. Haz DRM (if you are into that kinda stuff) but no Netflix yet.
Actually the NookColor has working Bluetooth with Honeycomb. Chips supports it but B&N decided to leave it disabled.
orijing wrote:Does anyone know whether you can write on this with a stylus, like you can on a tablet laptop?
You can use a capacitive stylus like for the iPad but it isn't nearly as nice as a wacom pressure sensitive stylus.
Give the Woot writer on this writeup a Pulitzer. Yeah, it's that good. Loved the striked text bits too!
promyst wrote:This does have a USB port, and it will work with most external hard drives as a fun fact
I stand corrected. Overlooked the USB on the specs and photos. If this works, might get one for my dad who uses magicjack all the time.
wackyanimation wrote:This is an intel chip.. not ARM, so you should be able to install windows on it. This is not very comparable with the ipad or xoom because of the different architecture, but 1.66 GHz is very comparable to a netbook.
No, this is not an x86 chip, it's an ARM Cortex. This will NOT run Windows (at least until Windows releases a version for ARM.)
matt1976 wrote:How kid resistant are these? I've got a 3 and 4 year old. Will Cheerio crumbs and sippy cup splashes turn it into a smoldering pile of melted plastic?
It seems pretty durable, and has good build quality. Not sure how liquid resistant it is but it seems to be sealed up tight. I installed a screen protector that required spraying a water solution on the screen and it didn't do any damage. The backing is plastic so it will only suffer from moderate scuffs and the screen is fairly scratch resistant. I would pick up a screen protector though. Skinomi (google it) has pretty good full body skins for this, and a lot of fellow gTablet owners like their products.
http://www.viewsonic.com/gtablet/ says this.... Adobe Flash Support The Viewsonic gTablet hardware fully supports the Adobe Flash Player. An automatic firmware update will offer gTablet users the option to install the Flash Player plug-in, pending Adobe Flash certification, targeted for the end of January, 2011. In the meantime, advanced users may download and install a beta version of the Flash player available here. Access the download link from your gTablet browser to install directly to the device. For best performance, make sure to fully power down and reboot the system before accessing Flash content. (Please note that ViewSonic cannot provide technical support for unofficial installations of Flash players. We will fully support the Adobe certified Flash Player when it is released for the gTablet.)
DaZoneRanger wrote:Are there any apps for this thing that will allow it to interact with Apple's Face Time and games like Words With Friends (with iPod/Phone/Pad users)?
There is a words with friends available for Android, and you can play against other android or ios users. No idea on Face Time.
I like how it proudly says "US Merchants" on the back, and then in the lower right hand corner it says.....you guessed it, "Made in China".
What the heck, in for one.
Matthewl0799 wrote:I like how it proudly says "US Merchants" on the back, and then in the lower right hand corner it says.....you guessed it, "Made in China".
Because you would be paying 5-10 times as much were it made in the US.
carolinafern wrote:Not sure if this is what I need for my school work. Can I use excel or open-office's spreadsheet?
Quickoffice lets you do everything you need. Unlike most people, I don't treat this device as a toy. Since my laptop seems to weigh a ton or so at times, it's nice to have this device going to work. The case I have for it has a keyboard and I have a little mouse. Yes, this device will recognize a keyboard and mouse. If you're clever, you could also take hand written notes with it. In order to do all of these, you really do need to root and put on a custom rom. For those who are waiting for honeycomb, here is something to think about. Users of both the gtab with custom rom and the xoom with honeycomb have told me that the xoom is finicky and laggy compared to the gtab with a custom rom. The reason is honeycomb is not really an android OS in the traditional sense. It's the first "android" OS built specifically for a tablet. This means that it really is its own OS and that honeycomb is the first generation of this OS. Many devs have found that honeycomb is still full of bugs waiting to be hammered out. So, take it for what it's worth. The gtab has all the hardware necessary for us to update to honeycomb and the subsequent later editions of the new tablet OS. And it's cheap. It takes a minimal effort to learn how to root and flash a custom rom. If you're still not convinced, consider this. The NAND and bootloader are unlocked, which makes the gtab the most hackable device on the market.
I was down to this or a nook color, just couldn't pass this up at this price. Can't wait to root it and see what this puppy can do. I know it doesn't have as nice of a screen as the nook color but, the more I think about it, not being a smartphone user myself, I don't think browsing the internet on anything smaller than a 10 inch tablet could be enjoyable for me.
In for 1!!!
lets not forget that the Gtablet is also the fastest android device on the market via Quadrent tests. a rooted gtablet with SetCPU can hit 2k-2.4k, whereas the Moto Xoom has trouble getting to 2k even. Honeycomb will be out as soon as google releases official files for it, and kernal packages for overclocking will be out when nvidia releases the files for them to be made. Overall, this thing is SMOCKING, and is almost $120 more on amazon (which is where i purchased mine in Jan). Currently running TnT Lite 4.25 (with supplement update) forced at 425mhz-1ghz (no scaling options till a kernal is released.)
sakupiec wrote:-This doesn't run honeycomb YET. But with the very beefy hardware expect a build in a few months.
I think I'll wait (wondering what the price will be when Honeycomb is ready)!
You can get Netflix on this tablet if you use Playon. They now have an android app that seems to work great. This is the best deal going at this moment for a tablet with these specs. As with anything else, tomorrow there will always be something bigger,better,and badder. Having just ventured into the world of android via a cheap Coby tablet, rooting isn't as bad as it sounds . XDA forums is the only way to go for that. My only hesitation on this was the lack of an actual HDMI port but that can be addressed with a little google search for a dock that will work with it. Great tablet and a heck of a deal !
In general, no, Android and iPad tablets do not have handwriting recognition. And that's one reason I'm resistant to buying one. I edit a lot of journal papers and have come to rely on my Fujitsu Windows XP tablet. Although it's 9 years old and uses a 900mhz Pentium M, the handwriting recognition is excellent. Although these new tablets won't recognize your handwriting, you can no doubt sketch and scribble notes. I believe Google will release a hanwriting recognition app soon but it's linked to another app.
Anyone try installing WYSE Pocketcloud for Android on this? This seems like it would be ideal for remoting into PC when away from desk or hitting cloud based apps.
So tempting, but I'm really interested in portability... I'd love this if it were closer in size to the Galaxy.
ivioo wrote: Does the thing have DRM built in? As in if Netflix ever makes an app for Android it will work on this device? I hear if/when Netflix releases an app it probably will not work on older devices because of DRM junks
I'm pretty sure the hardware level DRM will only be installed on android devices manufactured after spring and summer 2011. It's the only thing pushing me towards an iPad instead of an android tablet.
sakupiec wrote:This is a rebranded Malata ZpadT2 so all the accessories work especially the dock w/ HDMI, extra USB and Ethernet port. Nice accessory store here
Thanks for the heads-up! I found the dock for $40 here! I ordered one for work and one for home. Now off to cancel my Notion Ink order that has been "tied up by customs".
BanhiDancer wrote:So my question is, how does this compare to a Pandigital Novel that's been rooted into a tablet? PDF files on the Pandigital are VERY slow, internet DRAGS, and trying organize pictures into photo albums (into the order I want) is near impossible... would this solve my problems?
devildan wrote:So tempting, but I'm really interested in portability... I'd love this if it were closer in size to the Galaxy.
You should get a NookColor! Half the price of the Tab and mine is running Honeycomb! HIGHLY recommended!
Always one thing missing in every tablet. On some it is the ram, others have no camera, this one is missing the GPS. I really wanted to hang this on my dash with google maps displaying my route. Maybe I wouldn't get so lost
gunderstorm wrote:You should get a NookColor! Half the price of the Tab and mine is running Honeycomb! HIGHLY recommended!
I second this statement. Even just rooted stock the Nook is quite nice, though neither it or the gTab are ideal for all uses.
SuperChaos wrote:Always one thing missing in every tablet. On some it is the ram, others have no camera, this one is missing the GPS. I really wanted to hang this on my dash with google maps displaying my route. Maybe I wouldn't get so lost
If you have an android phone, you can get an app off the market to tether your gps over wifi to the tablet. People use it with rooted nook colors for google maps. The other thing being you're going to need some sort of 'net while you're moving too, or gmaps won't do you much good on the tablet anyway.
How does a "1024x600 resolution" screen display "crystal clear 1080p HD video"?
there are apps for smartphones that will allow for that https://market.android.com/details?id=com.comptonsoft.tgps as an example
Just bought one about 4 days ago lmfao only mine was 349.99 be here thursday :D
I have a Samsung Galaxy S Captivate (Android 2.2 phone) I wonder if its possible to connect the 2 via Bluetooth and tether the internet and use the phones GPS.
I have a 7" GPS. You don't want a 10" GPS on the dash!
goodintentions wrote:Quickoffice lets you do everything you need.
Unfortunately, it doesn't. Even the well-regarded OpenOffice can't handle my Microsoft Word needs. I'm a medical researcher who collaborate with many co-authors so the Annotations function has to be 100% compatible. Otherwise, our individual edits won't register or format correctly in the collaborative paper. And it doesn't if you use anything other than MS Office. We also do a lot of fancy technical formatting, i.e. lots of mathematical formulas. Fancy stuff formatted in another program don't import well into Word,and vice versa.
sarain wrote:How does a "1024x600 resolution" screen display "crystal clear 1080p HD video"?
I guess via the HDMI connector when you hook it up to a dock
ivioo wrote:I have a Samsung Galaxy S Captivate (Android 2.2 phone) I wonder if its possible to connect the 2 via Bluetooth and tether the internet and use the phones GPS.
Not by bluetooth, no. Over an ad-hoc wifi connection, yes.
Did anyone else notice that step 1 under the Safety Precautions section of the User Guide states: "DO NOT press our touch the LCD screen..." Um, isn't it a touchscreen? :/
Prime Suspect wrote:Pixel count is not nearly as important as lens quality. A 2 megapixel camera with a quality lens can take a much better picture than an 8 megapixel camera with a cheap phone-quality lens.
Partially correct. A good quality lens will always result in better quality pictures than a crappy lens--everything else being equal. However, it also depends upon the quality of the sensor, the size of the sensor, and the quality of the interpretive software.
You simulate GPS by triangulating WiFi sources. If you have a lot of publicly-accessible WiFi sources at ground level, it does a pretty good job.
sdc100 wrote:In general, no, Android and iPad tablets do not have handwriting recognition. And that's one reason I'm resistant to buying one. I edit a lot of journal papers and have come to rely on my Fujitsu Windows XP tablet. Although it's 9 years old and uses a 900mhz Pentium M, the handwriting recognition is excellent. Although these new tablets won't recognize your handwriting, you can no doubt sketch and scribble notes. I believe Google will release a hanwriting recognition app soon but it's linked to another app.
You can already get an app for the iPad that will do this: WritePad is a handwriting recognition app created by PhatWare Corp for iPad which allows you to take notes on iPad in your very own handwriting. You can either use your finger or iPad stylus pen to write notes on your large iPad screen. WritePad is an intelligent app for iPad which learns and adapts your writing style, making itself more accurate by improving the recognition quality overtime. Moreover WritePad allows you to record simple gestures to select, cut, copy, paste text and insert special characters.
I am considering between this and a Nook color. After reading various sites, and the comments here, I have come to the following summary: The Nook color has a better screen and smaller form factor. The Gtab seems to win almost every other category, including much better processing and video gpu. They both have to be rooted and custom rom to be fully functional, although the gtab current firmware has an option to use Android 2.2 instead of their 'touch and tap' out of the box, making it a bit more functional out of the box than the Nook color. Am I leaving anything major out? I wish I didn't have to pay Texas tax to woot, it brings the price up to $305 total for me, a Nook color costs about $50 less than that locally, making my decision a bit more difficult. Furthermore, I bet this sells out pretty fast so I am tempted to buy tonight...
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Southwest posts low fall fares - hope you like Baltimore By: Bill Burke / The Travel Guy Southwest today posted a few low fares for a fall promotion, with some flights as low as $69.Of course, it's the old Boston-to-Baltimore standby that benefits from the $69 rate, but that's still not too bad.Restrictions include: Book by Aug. 29 for travel between Sept. 3 and Feb. 12, 2014.
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Real Places Behind Famously Frightening Stories
Light your pumpkin and read about the real places behind some of the world's classic spooky tales
- By Robin T. Reid
- Smithsonian.com, October 16, 2009
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in The Sealed Angel, Nikolai Leskov
Mikhailovsky Castle, St. Petersburg, Russia
"Buildings have reputations just as people do," Leskov wrote in 1882. To prove his point, the Russian writer set his ghost story in one of St. Petersburg's most infamous landmarks: Mikhailovsky (St. Michael's) Castle. The Italian Renaissance-style castle was built between 1796 and 1801 for Emperor Paul I, a paranoid fellow who believed he'd be safe inside such a fortress from his enemies. But 40 days after he moved in, Paul was killed in his bedroom--the victim of a plot hatched by his own son.
Mikhailovsky gradually became a school for military engineers, who spun yarns about ghostly goings-on in the castle (such as the one Leskov recounted of a shrouded figure whose nocturnal appearances scared several students). Today, the castle is part of the Russian Museum.
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Actually, Sir Charles' body was not mutilated at all. He appeared to have died of fright in the story.
Posted by Angela Potvin on May 1,2013 | 06:31 PM
I would like to tell u that I don't believe in the sleepy hollows because its just a legend maybe it is real that would be great because I love the sleepy hollows that's what I would like to tell u thank you very much
Posted by Brooke on February 19,2013 | 01:37 PM
Hi, I'm Romanian and wanted to tell you that the ruler that inspired Bram Stoker's novel wasn't named Vlad Dracula, but Vlad Ţepeş. Dracul (without the "a") was a nickname he got for being a severe, merciless ruler. It literally means devil or demon. Dracula is just the name that Stoker gave his character, probably after mishearing Vlad's real nickname( Romanian is a very odd and difficult language for foreigners). Vlad used extreme measures against his enemies (like impaling them in huge stakes and leaving their bodies there to rot, as a chilling reminder that he is not to be messed with) and in at least one known instance he called all the court's trusted men and their families to a feast and he slaughtered them,because he got word they were plotting against him. Plus, the pronunciation of Poenari you wrote in brackets, is incorrect.
Posted by Diana on January 30,2013 | 09:17 PM
Doesn't sound as if the person who wrote this piece ever read "Rebecca". Manderly was not possessed. Nice photo of Menabilly though.
Posted by Jamie Curtis on January 27,2013 | 10:34 PM
While everyone was reading "The Exorcist", I was not. I was living on Prospect Street in Georgetown, and the thought of reading that scary book about something that took place just a couple of blocks from my house (even though that was not the real location), was too much. I did eventually read the book, and saw the film crew around Georgetown when the movie was being filmed. It is still the scariest movie I've ever seen, and I have seen it multiple times! The man who was thrown out the window in the book was a friend, not a boyfriend, as I recall. I think the house in the movie was for sale a couple of years ago. Who could actually live in it - although it probably has fantastic views? Such a creepy story!!
Posted by Suzy on December 9,2009 | 12:16 PM
Sprague Mansion in Cranston, R.I., should also be of interest. There have been many sightings there by folks who no nothing about this old estate. There have been sightings of children playing and many other things seen too! Murders have been linked to the people who lived there in the past!
Posted by Melvyn G. Tavares on November 19,2009 | 08:59 PM
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this article. Like most people when I heard these stories I would imagine what the places looked like. It was really neat to see some of the places look exactly what I had imagined.
Posted by Tracey on November 12,2009 | 11:51 AM
Although the final exorcisims took place in St. Louis, the boy was posessed and first had signs at his home in the Mt. Ranier neighborhood of Northwest D.C. a few miles north of Georgetown.
Posted by Aysha on November 5,2009 | 01:00 PM
Visitors to Cape Point in South Africa will have to enter the Table Mountain National Park (not the Table Rock NP as stated in your article).It is a fantastic place to visit - and the windswept heights and barren mountains lend an espceially romantic atmosphere to the whole Flying Dutchman story too.
Posted by Caroline Voget on October 30,2009 | 03:15 AM
And the exorcisms actually took place in St. Louis, in a hospital that has since been torn down.
Posted by Miles on October 29,2009 | 06:44 AM
The boyfriend took the first tumble, but Karras throws himself down the stairs, too.
Posted by Sara on October 27,2009 | 11:46 AM
Actually it wasn't father Damien in the film that took the tumble down the steps. It was the boyfriend of the mother. Just thought you should know.
Posted by Nathan Branstetter on October 26,2009 | 12:56 PM
At some point or another every historian becomes interested in the real Dracula, Vlad Tepes. It is interesting here to learn that it is open to visitors. Great article.
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SPRING VALLEY — Audrey A. Smoode, 76, of 216 W. Fourth St., Spring Valley, passed away at 1:50 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012, at home following a courageous battle with cancer.
Prayers will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Barto Funeral Home, Spring Valley, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church, Spring Valley, with the Rev. Robert Spilman officiating. Burial will be in Valley Memorial Park, Spring Valley.
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I know this was posted a while back, but if its possible, could I please have an avvie of just Kid from this sig? I can't think of anything specific, so as long as its Kid from this sig in avvie form its all good. If you could add his name (just Kid is fine) then that'd be cool, but if thats too much then without the name is also fine.
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Musical group They Might Be Giants celebrate the announcement of their 2012 US tour with a dramatic video set to their track "When Will You Die?" The video tracks the creation and short life of an 18-foot paper and wood replica of the day-glo pink monster hearse that graces the cover of They Might Be Giants album Join Us. World-renowned graphic artist Paul Sahre created the original cover, and after designing a 3D scale model of the hearse decided he wanted to take this project to another level. So he set his laser printer to 3400%, and then set himself and his design staff to work to create the most monster of model monster trucks. The result is a video that must be seen to the end.
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With Suffolk County Legislators taking a respite from general meetings in the month of July, news on the county front is a little slow this month. But here are a few items from around Suffolk:
County Sees First Sunday Bus Service
South Fork Legis. Jay Schneiderman, I-Montauk, said he'd worked for seven years to get it. And though he couldn't convince legislators to implement it county-wide – that's his next goal – he did present a plan that , which started July 3.
The pilot program affects the county's second-most traveled route, the S92, which circles around from Orient Point, through Riverhead and out to East Hampton, and the 10C, a feeder line which runs between Montauk and East Hampton. Both lines will see a daily fare increase of 50 cents from $1.50 to $2.00 to fund the increase in service.
Schneiderman hopes to use the model as an example to western legislators to push for Sunday and holiday service.
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The legislator said about 10 riders got on at the Riverhead railroad station Sunday morning on the 9:45 a.m. bus. He expects ridership to increase as riders become more aware of the new routes and potentially accept jobs that allows them to work on Sundays, a prospect that was more difficult before.
Suffolk Police Seek Shooting Suspect
After a 23-year old Deer Park man was shot dead in West Babylon on Tuesday night, Suffolk Police are still .
Teshon Garrett was found dead around 9:30 p.m., according to police. They said a man about 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-8 inches tall fled on foot after the shooting. He was reportedly wearing a light-colored hooded sweatshirt and jeans.
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According to a cross-reference with the New York State Sex Offender Registry, the reported failure to report new addresses seemingly come after nine of the 10 were released from Suffolk County Jail. One of the individuals was not listed on the state website, while the other nine are still listed as 'incarcerated' at the Suffolk County Jail.


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The sushi here is good, BUT the past three times I have gone (over the course of 1+ year), has been the worst I've experienced.
I have been dining at Caffe Torino for years and have always enjoyed the food. My favorite has to be the grilled scallops with butter sauce, always cooked to perfection! Another favorite is the scollio. Allow time to relax and enjoy!
This is one of the places we think of when introducing friends to downtown dining. Casual but hip, well-prepared dishes, and a friendly staff. Favs are the mac & cheese, and steak frites.
Tried their Sunday Taco-bar buffet. Mexico City-style, slow-cooked, full-flavored meats are exceptional. Weekday menu excellent. One of the best shredded beef chimichangas I have eaten! Great fresh food totally prepared in Gabby's kitchen, even the chips. If you like good, simple food, check it out. I am going back for the buffet for sure.
My wife and I had a VERY positive experience at the Onyx Room a few weeks back. The KJ's (Kevin & Sharon) were outstanding and the music quality was the BEST! We would recommend it to all that enjoy good Karaoke and great surroundings.
Food was fair and the service was worse... Much worse.
Save your money, or better yet, go down the road and eat at J Marinara's!
I have been a fan of our local LUKE'S Chicago Hotdog for 20 years of 101 E. Fort Lowell Road (888-8066), 4444 E. Grant Road (321-9236), but I've never been to the Luke's on Thornydale. Not only was the food late getting to us, my order was wrong. I approached the counter to speak with the young lady who had taken our order and explained that I simply ordered two Chicago dogs and fries (which is on their bright yellow menu) and all I'm missing is my second fries. She responded, "you got what you paid for." I said yes I got part of my order that I paid for but not all of it. She then began to raise her voice in the crowded little place stating that she is not going to give me the fries so, I can take it or get the hell out.
McDonalds has better service than this and there are kids behind the register, this lady was clearly into her fifties and still no common sense of customer service.
Great food and unless something has gone horribly wrong since my last visit, perfectly good beer. Will check it again on my next visit, but have always found their beers quite tasty (and I'm a beer judge!)
Just went there in mid-June, 2011. Wasn't sure about fried chicken and waffles, but both are very well done! I had the chicken breasts and they were so moist, and very large. The waffles are very egg and the maple syrup delicious. I would give 5 stars except that I think they should put more vegetables on the menu. This is not authentic Southern food, but it's just a step away (substitute hush puppies for waffles...). So Southern vegetables such as mustard greens, carrots, squash, collard greens, would round out the meals nicely. I gather they have okra, though I missed it on the menu.
This is one of those local restaurants that one just keeps coming back to time after time. They moved not that long ago, and as far as I could tell their business didn't miss a beat. Their regulars just followed them on over. The new location has more seating and that food is as original and well-prepared as ever. Great wine list too.
B-line Cafe is a gem. A great place to take out-of-town visitors or just go out to lunch with friends. I love the fish burrito and the pasta in vodka sauce, but everything is going to be good. Fresh ingredients, good spicing, ample amounts and nice presentation. You also have great choices in drinks. This place wins award after award, year after year, so as with other ratings from the public on TW, the ratings here seem off-base.
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J-Bar is one of the standards that out-of-town visitors to my business are taken. It's a Tucson original. The food is consistently good and inventive. I'm not sure what another reviewer is talking about, regarding spiciness. Yes, many plates are spicier than the average member of the retirement set might like, but that's honestly why we go there. One gets tired of the bland food that the snowbirds have caused restaurants to serve. But also, there are plenty of dishes that are not hot. They might be spicy, but that's not the same as hot.
For the record, though, the jalapeno chocolate ice cream is reason enough to go there.
We had food delivered to our office for a luncheon and were very pleased. We ordered a combo chicken and beef schwarma, greek salad, humuus, tabbouleh, baklava, pita bread, sauces, etc. The food was hot, well seasoned, plentiful, good value and on time. Even folks who weren't sure they liked Lebanese food thought it was delicious. We are ordering again this week.
La Olla isn't your average run of the mill Mexican restaurant like all the others in town. So far we found their meals to be tasty with a slightly different flare to them. The refried beans are by far the best we've had in Tucson. Lunch prices are really cheap too. We're not saying we love everything here, the chili rellenos aren't great. Like most places, they're pretty small. But overall this place is a nice welcome.
What could be a reasonable restaurant is totally ruined by this chain's ridiculous overuse of salt. Every single menu item we've tried has been saturated with salt. In fact, the last time we went my lips felt parched from all the salt. I'm not kidding! We told the manager yet all he did was essentially deny the obvious fact of how they prepare their food. His loss because we're now done with Firebirds.
We guarantee you'll be blow away by Firebird's total overuse of salt. Think we're exaggerating? Find out for yourself, if you dare.
Evidently some of you haven't tried Guadalajara on the East side on Kolb Rd going North near Speedway. They are very professional in all they do to serve you. By the way...The owners are from Washington state and Zeth is up on all counts. On Fridays they have musicians playing your requests. The service is fantastic. No soggy chips and the mole is fresh.
Great margaritas, especially at happy hour. Love the fresh salsa, and the enchiladas de calabacitas are excellent!
The parking lot is overflowing every time I drive by, the secret must be out.
Standard diner fare, ate there twice. First had the chicken fried steak breakfast, very good, thin large steak cooked old fashioned style on the flat top vice deep frying, asked for scrambled eggs soft and that's how I got them. Second time, burger platter, asked for medium, done right! Fries were so hot and fresh I burnt my fingers at first. Super fast delivery, almost no waiting and they were busy. Only complaint was the waitress reeked of cheap perfume, but I guess that's a diner!
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It was a clinic and it was a competition - but most of all, it was a great learning experience for a few dozen athletes.
The Kamloops Track and Field Club played host to the ThrowsFest Clinic at the Hillside Stadium throws area on Saturday and Sunday. ThrowsFest featured instruction in all four Olympic throwing events - shot put, hammer, discus and javelin - followed by an official competition.
"It's the end of the season and we just thought we'd do a little clinic," said KTFC president Judy Armstrong. "We had athletes come down from Prince George and the Lower Mainland and Kelowna. They all seemed to like it."
Armstrong said there were between six and eight athletes in each discipline. The students were getting instruction mainly from Anatoliy Bondarchuk, the head coach of Kamloops' National Throws Centre, and Justin Rodhe, who competed for Canada in shot put at the London Olympics in August.
Also helping out were elite hammer throwers Kibwé Johnson, Megann Rodhe and Crystal Smith. That's a pretty impressive lineup from which the students were learning.
"This has to be a great experience for all of these (students)," said Adam Keenan, an NTC hammer thrower who set the Canadian junior record (74.11 metres) in Saturday's competition.
"(Bondarchuk) is a legend, so for them to get to work with him is a great opportunity."
The athletes who took part represented a broad cross-section of the track and field age spectrum. The majority of them were younger, but there were a few older folks on hand trying learn some new tricks.
"We tried to focus on the 13-and-up group, because our real focus was the high school kids," Armstrong said. "We did have a few masters as well, which is great because Kamloops is hosting the (2013) B.C. Senior Games (from Aug. 20-24)."
Keenan said that throws clinics are somewhat rare around Canada. Usually, he said, NCAA programs put on such events in the U.S.
With that in mind, Armstrong is hoping that the KTFC is able to make the ThrowsFest Clinic an annual event.
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brboy1 said:Back from loan now,though.
brboy1 said:Heard a rumour.
This is from an RS but his lad does genuinely play for them.(no names)
Man u wanted to buy him for 15 mil in summer.
Moysie apparentley said. "Don't go yet,play for us this season & I'll take you with me when I go there".
Prob the rs givin' me shi-te but smoke/fire etc.
brboy1 said:Its the 1st & possibly last bit of info' I would bother sharing with you.
Just tellin' like I heard it.
I'll keep my opinions to myself in future.
Irony is,I don't believe Moyes will leave for utd.Not cos he won't go,cos they don't want him.
As I said to the Rs info supplier,Moyes wouldn't let spill his intentions to some young player or it would be more common knowledge than is currently.
I'm repeating grapevine stuff,don't spit your dummies out.
Still think ross will play more games this season .
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The daily grind: 9-28
by Brad JohnsonSeptember 28, 2012
The Daily Grind provides daily match-up advice based on my every-morning waiver wire search. I welcome advice to help make this column more effective. Ownership rates are from Yahoo!
The Fanduel picks are a mixture of Daily League specific advice and information for the more typical fantasy owner.
Today's grind
The Fanduel Daily League Players of the Day are:
Pitcher (to start): There are a couple options to throw against the wall today. The Orioles have decided to go with Chris Tillman rather than TBA, which means Tillman gets to face the Red Sox.
Homer Bailey is a non-terrible pitcher facing a non-excellent lineup. I know that's a thrilling recommendation.
A.J. Griffin is the guy I'm excited about, but as I mentioned yesterday, I have no real cause to feel that way. I'm recommending him purely on numbers.
Pitcher (bum): Another reason to like Tillman is that he'll be working opposite Aaron Cook. The Orioles should throw a couple crooked numbers before the fifth inning is completed.
On a typical day, Will Smith and David Huff would be easy to point out as bums. But since the Indians and Royals feature uninspiring lineups, it might not work out as planned.
Hitter (power): There are several good platoon match-ups to exploit today. Salvador Perez against Huff is a good place to start, since most owners have plenty of catcher games leftover. If you want outfielders, Raul Ibanez, Delmon Young, Seth Smith and Brandon Moss are waiting.
Hitter (speed): Will Venable and Ben Revere have the best match-ups from the speed contingent.
Tomorrow's grind
Pitcher (to start): This is the day you have been waiting for to exploit Yahoo's innings limit. I hope you are ready.
Andy Pettitte faces the Blue Jays.
Ervin Santana has been very hot recently. A match-up with the Rangers is worrisome, but he won't kill you if you lump him in with five others.
Dan Straily will be starring down a Mariners lineup that might be spending more effort on travel plans than baseball by now.
Steve Johnson will pitch against the Red Sox. He has a 0.00 ERA in his last 16.1 innings.
Royals prospect Jake Odorizzi will spin his second start. The Indians oppose.
Marco Estrada burned us recently, but he faces the Astros.
Eric Stults has pitched very well, especially in Petco, despite being Eric Stults.
Trevor Cahill and Mike Minor are slightly over 50 percent owned, but they have strong match-ups and I've seen them floating around.
Pitcher (bum): With all those names above, there are still a couple bums. Ricky Romero has the misfortune of closing his season against the Yankees.
P.J. Walters might have it worse. He has to survive a potent, desperate Tigers offense AND he's opposed by Justin Verlander.
Justin Germano is a journeyman minor leaguer and it shows in his stat line.
Hitter (power): It's another Andruw Jones day.
His running mate on tomorrow's ticket is Jonny Gomes.
There's a pretty good chance the Diamondbacks will start Adam Eaton against Germano.
Hitter (speed): Carlos Gomez has the platoon advantage, which morphs him from a decent player to a five category contributor.
Rajai Davis will face Pettitte.
Reliever watch
Former friend of the column, Todd Frazier, returned a John Axford fastball to the bleachers yesterday. Axford had been cruising along until this blown save. It's late enough in the season that this is a curiosity rather than actionable information.
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A retired Central Intelligence Agency official has confirmed to the Senate Intelligence Committee that on the secret mission to Teheran last May, Robert C. McFarlane and his party carried a Bible with a handwritten verse from President Reagan for Iranian leaders.
According to a person who has read the committee's draft report, the retired C.I.A. official, George W. Cave, an Iran expert who was part of the mission, said the group had 10 falsified passports, believed to be Irish, and a key-shaped cake to symbolize the anticipated ''opening'' to Iran.
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The rather bizarre details of the McFarlane mission were first made known by the Iranian Speaker of Parliament, Hojatolislam Hashemi Rafsanjani, on Nov. 4, when the secret operation first became known. Hojatolislam Rafsanjani also said that the Americans had been disguised and that they had carried sets of Colt pistols as gifts. But these details were not confirmed in the report.


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New screens of From Software's Gundam game
Dark Souls and Armored Core developer From Software has released new screens for its in-development PS3 Gundam title, Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn. The game will re-tell the original Gundam story from the vantage point of five characters.
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Harvey Pekar, the creator of indie comic AMERICAN SPLENDOR, died at the age of 70, according to THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. He was found dead by his wife Joyce Brabner in their house in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, reports the CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER. He had suffered from prostate cancer, high blood pressure, asthma and clinical depression.
Until his retirement in 2001, Pekar worked as a file clerk at the Veterans Administration Hospital. In the 1970s, he met underground comics innovator Robert Crumb and the duo teamed up for AMERICAN SPLENDOR with Pekar writing and Crumb illustrating.
In the 1980s, Pekar gained wider fame through his angry and humorous tirades on David Letterman's show.
In 1990, he was diagnosed with lymphatic cancer, which inspired his painful and honest graphic novel OUR CANCER YEAR, which he wrote with his third wife Brabner.
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It's past midnight. I was about to go to sleep, but then I saw something shocking on 43 Things… keep reading to find out what it was.
So, I was listening to the radio today when I heard that someone had shot 8 people dead in a shopping mall. He injured another 7. And he killed himself.
He left a suicide note for his relatives. "I wanted to go out with a bang." Continue reading


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Joseph Andreotti (BA '06) earned his teaching credential from CSUB in 2007 and is currently teaching 7th-grade world history at Haven Drive Middle School in Arvin. He is currently working on a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction at CSUB, and plans to earn his M.A. in spring 2009.
Edward Moreno (BA '02) is still passionate about history and is currently teaching his favorite subject to students at Wasco High School.
Christopher Livingston (BA '02; MA '04), currently a part-time lecturer in our department, will complete his Master of Library and Information Science this spring through San Jose State University. Congratulations, Chris!
The Steering Committee for the Labor and Employment Research Fund (LERF) has selected Oliver Rosales' (MA '05) mini-grant research project, "Piercing the Tide of Anti-statism in Central California: Rural Health Care, Migrant Workers, and the History of La Clinica Sierra Vista, 1963-1977," for funding in the amount of $4,000 for 2008.


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The Blinn College softball team has postponed its Region XIV Conference double-header against Angelina College due to impending weather.
The games were originally scheduled to be played Wednesday in Lufkin. That double-header will now be played April 23 at 1 p.m.
The schedule change means the Buccaneers (19-16, 5-5 in Region XIV) now have six consecutive home games before concluding the season with eight road contests. Blinn, which has won three of its last four, returns to action Friday when it hosts Coastal Bend College for a 1 p.m. double-header at Hohlt Park.
For more information on Blinn softball, visit www.buccaneersports.com.


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