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I think it's been officially said that there will be an RBN store for PS3, but it won't have all of the songs. They haven't announced what portion of the songs it will have, what criteria will be used to determine which songs make it over (last I read, bands would be offered the ability to put their songs on PS3 at "Harmonix's Discretion," which I'm guessing focuses mostly on popularity but also takes into account things like getting a good distribution of genres), or whether there's any sort of time delay and how long it will be if there is one (both for the release of RBN itself and individual songs).
The actual song creation and review parts will probably not come to the PS3. At the very least, they almost certainly won't come until Sony gets some sort of XNA-like infrastructure set up, and even then there's no guarantee.
Quazi, that is the most logical description of the likely outcome of this that I have read. Which means it's what I think too
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I'm not the kind of girl that has ever been accused of leaving a party too early. In fact, I've been known to 'chug-a-lug' with the best of them. So, when it came time to choose a study abroad destination, Ireland seemed the perfect fit. I could justify those drinking habits of mine cuz, ya know, 'that's what they do there'.
After a lengthy flight, I landed in Dublin ready to hit the town and paint it red…or green. Keep in mind, I had just arrived and everything was all so new and green to me! My first thought – I have to find out the answer to the question on every American college kid's mind. "Do they really drink green beer?" (OK – maybe I sound a little naive, but seriously, I've never been anywhere! This is my first real adventure, on my own, and I intend to make the most of it.)
After arriving at my new student 'digs,' I met my roommates, engaged in some small talk, and quickly began sizing up which one would be my partner in crime. As it turns out – none of them!
After pleading with a few of the other girls to join me on a traditional pub crawl, I was unable to convince any of them to prop up a bar stool with me while I find the 'craic' in Dublin. To be fair, it was only 2.30 pm in the afternoon, and the others were more interested in sight-seeing and exploring their new city, but all that was screaming inside of me was 'Boring! Plenty of time for that! Let's start the party, get our drink on, and meet some Irish boys'. So, donning my finest GAP ensemble, complete with my brand new cute and comfy Uggs, I was ready to hit the best watering holes that Dublin has to offer.
Ten minutes later I'm standing all by myself in O'Connell Street, armed with only a piece of paper bearing a few recommended pub names scribbled down. Setting off in the direction of Temple Bar, (I know, I know, how touristy and clichéd of me), I'm wondering if maybe drinking by myself in the middle of the afternoon is such a great idea after all. Maybe my friends back home are right, I am a lush!
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All of those thoughts immediately disappeared once I found Oliver St. John Gogarty's pub. The place was bumping! You could barely move in there with fellow drinkers swaying to and fro. You'd swear U2 were playing a free gig there and Bono was signing autographs at the bar.
Hearing my mid-west accent order a pint of the 'black stuff' over the bar, a couple of American guys swaggered over to introduce themselves, (insert mental eye-roll). Could they not see that I was here to meet some witty Irish men who were going to entertain me for the rest of the afternoon? No offense American men. You guys have the looks, but Irish men have that sneaky charm down to a T!
Wriggling myself away from the unimaginative questions from my fellow yanks such as 'So, you like to drink Guinness huh?', I manage to spot a free stool near the men's bathroom, or 'jacks' as they like to call them over here. It didn't take me long to realize it's the smelliest part of the pub and I knew that I'd have to relocate before I puked. Guess there was a good reason why that stool was free!
Just as my Uggs hit the sticky floor, I bump into a handsome looking man who flashes me a great big smile. I smile back thinking he's quite cute and hoping he's spotted me from across the bar to come and rescue me. 'Excuse me, you're in my way love, I need to get to the jacks'.
Hmmm…guess not. Disappointed, I headed upstairs to see what the music was like.
A few more pints and those Uggs of mine were cutting a rug on the make-shift dance floor. I was having the time of my life – I felt like Kate Winslet in Titanic as she's being spun around by Leo.
A little tipsy at this stage, I literally fall into a group of boys who are none too happy to pick my sorry butt up. One of them throws me a 'Tsk, tsk, typical American' look, but gives me a wink and helps me back up on my wobbly legs. As I'm dusting myself down and fixing my lob-sided ponytail, he puts out his hand and introduces himself as Ciaran, "with a 'C' and I'm a cheeky chap from Louth, but don't hold that against me please".
Upon hearing my American twang, he informs me that he has a weakness for American gals, lucky me! Offering to buy me a pint, we head straight for the bar where it's less noisy and I can hear that yummy Irish brogue I've been dying to get up close and personal with.
A few pints later and clearly not understanding a word he is saying, his friends interrupt us with the news that they're heading off and if he's going to 'get the shift' he better do it quickly. Now, for those of you that aren't aware of what 'getting the shift' is, it means a kiss. Without warning, or explanation of a shift, he lunges at me with an open tongue and his eyes tightly shut.
Before I know it, it's over. Isn't that always the way girls? Grabbing his phone quickly so as not to keep the lads waiting, he asks for my number, claiming if I want a 'truly authentic experience' of Ireland, he's the only man in town that can show me a good time. How can I resist?
One more pint on my own and this self-confessed 'party animal' is ready to hit the hay, and it's only 8pm! So much for my great reputation of being a wild drinking girl, must be something in the Guinness here.
Peeling my eyes open the next morning, I discover I have a hangover the size of Texas and a text from Ciaran asking if I would like a personal tour of Dublin sometime on the arm of a rugged, handsome Irishman. Dying to ask him which rugged, handsome Irishman he is referring to, I decide I'll leave the cheekiness to him while I do my best to coherently text back 'That would be swell'. I actually never say that, but since he has a thing for us American girls, I reckon I'll throw him a bone and make his day.
Til next time…
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michaelcollins | Nov 08, 2011, 07:32 AM EST
i would of done exactly the same thing maggie......giz a shout if your stuck for someone to go out on the gargle with ye
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simplesandy | Nov 02, 2011, 03:45 PM EDT
I can't understand why everything has to be sex and drink. I am an merican living here in Ireland for last 5 yrs. to me this is not what Ireland is all about . even though my B/F is a musician and I enjoy going to his gigs there are far too many teens hitting the bottle . there are nights we are returning home from a gig and we see girls half dressed in the cold and rain 2 and 3 o'clock in the wee hours of the mornin sittiing on the cold sidewalks or staggering down the sidewalks. Girls get out of the pubs for awhile and see Ireland and all she has to offer you. write up on that . your going to go back to America and miss all her beauty.
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Liamkeyes | Nov 02, 2011, 03:19 PM EDT
If anybody has half a brain, they will stay away from Temple Bar if only for the "Rip Off' prices alone. Spanish and Italian guys have no problem with the inflated prices, they can "sit in a pint all afternoon long. Explore the local pubs off Grafton Street. McDains and Davy Byrne's where the likes of Brendan Behan, Paddy Kavanagh and lots of other Poets spent their time., ditto Neary's, O'Donoghues. O'Neills, if you feel lucky go to where the locals drink and get some bang for your buck and meet the locals, you'll have a much better time and spend half the money that you would lose in Temple Bar!!!!
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Samraire | Nov 02, 2011, 10:19 AM EDT
As an American who also studied abroad a few years ago, albeit not in Ireland, and had the best non-stop party of my life - I have regrets. Don't waste too much of your time getting smashed and playing with the boys (afterall, they're the same no matter what country you're in). You'll get home and regret missing all the opportunities to learn first hand about Ireland's history, culture, and people outside of the pubs/clubs. Really, don't make this first experience a habit. You will regret it.
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jamieLM | Nov 02, 2011, 09:25 AM EDT
American girl getting drunk within hours of arriving in Ireland and trying to get hit on by an Irish guy. Was that really the first impression you wanted to make in Ireland? It seems rather shallow and immature. I think your priorities are out of order. There are many more valuable, meaningful experiences to gain in Ireland than that.
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Towngate | Nov 02, 2011, 05:39 AM EDT
Warning: 'Shifting' does not just mean kissing. After Ciaran has thrown you an Irish Bone, his next text will be a list of 'AA' branches!.
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canadianirish | Nov 01, 2011, 07:34 PM EDT
Geez..you really are a lush..kinda disgusting.
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cillowen | Nov 01, 2011, 01:51 PM EDT
throw him a bone - was that by design - poetic license
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But instead of discussing all of that I would like to mention that there is a stand along the Boardwalk that sells a right and proper dole whip. That's right. I said it. I don't have to wait to be in Disneyland to get a Dole whip. As far as i can tell. It is identical in taste and texture. So awesome. I do have a real weakness for the whips, and Santa Cruz is not that far from me. Just as long as the traffic on 17 is not bad (which it almost always is except fro very late at night and even then someone is invariably riding on my bumper because i'm not going 80 miles per hour down twists and turns that usually have my knuckles white.)
in other beach boardwalk news, the haunted castle has been much improved. there are various rooms or areas with different divertemente creepy themes. please don't misconstrue my praise. it still is truly horrid. i still cant stand it. but i do love it and it is easily my favorite attraction at the boardwalk.
i don't like ferris wheels now it seems. same for the sky tram. my kids love them. me? no. nope. no thank you.
i do like sitting on the beach and reading. that is just fine. i like it even if its overcast. no problem. love seeing my sisters, nieces and nephews, parents. very nice.
i like making lattes, drinks, and other bartending-like duties. this is what a husband should do for his wife or significant other.
hope you all are having a similarly enjoyable summer.
I've been enjoying these little picture based instructions for recipes i've made and enjoy so I thought I'd do another. This is a tiki drink called the banana mamacow. i'm told its a combination of two drinks - banana mama and the banana cow. I believe the credit goes to Martin of the Forbidden Island and more recently of Smuggler's Cove.
I've had the drink frequently at FI and have taken to making it at home. On a hot day like today its refreshing and delicious. Its also a great use for very ripe bananas if you don't want to make banana bread.
Start with a handful of ice in the old blender. I only use filtered water in my ice cubes but i am obsessive.
Next one (or two) bananas in there.
2 oz of white rum. i didn't have any white rum handy so i used a Cruzan Aged which is not a bad substitute. My only rule is no Bacardi in this house. Sorry.
next half an ounce of banana liqueur. I use 99 Bananas. It does the trick.
now one ounce of coco lopez. i cheat and use coco real. It is more convient for me but once i get down to the bottom of the bottle i have to cut open the bottle to get at the remaining bit which is less convenient. so pick your method of hassle.
blend. my blender has a frozen drinks button which is wayy too easy. blend till it is smooth.
pour and serve. i apologize my presentation leaves much to be desired. but the drink doesn't require a lot of presentation to be good. it just IS.
Thank you Martin Cate. You rule.
Casey Mears driving now.
It's not just a movie anymore.
Well after much packing and unpacking i finally had my bags together. Had my passport, visa, shots. I had liquids and gels in TSA compliant amounts. Took off for the airport well in advance of my take-off time. Very nice of my wife to not only drive me to the airport but to walk me to the security line as well. Leaving is bad but if there is a good side its that it makes me appreciate Mrs. Mice.
The flight to Frankfurt was long but on the upside we had those on demand in seat entertainment systems. I watched all of Aliens v Cowboys which was tolerable and most of Anonymous which was pretty cool. I slept some but I really was not keeping track of what time it was or what time it was in Frankfurt or what. I didn't even have time to go to the restroom before I had to board my flight to Bengaluru. Though fewer hours in the air the second leg of the flight seemed much longer. Was it because there was no on -demand movies? Was it because I had less space to stretch my legs? I tried and succeeded in sleeping at least part of the time. We landed in Bangalore at 2am local time. Wow was still kinda warm and very muggy. Was very much like Florida weather. Our driver met us at the airport with a printed sign with our names. One hour drive and we were at our hotel.
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When police arrived, a second person, a male, took off running with officers in pursuit. Another person was on the roof of the store but jumped down and also fled the scene, police said.
State police and a police dog were called in to aid officers in the search for the suspects but they got away.
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Expectations that the world is soon to end are rife throughout the contemporary Muslim world. Because so many Muslims today face such a dismal situation, the religious climate is primed with anticipation and popular longings for the appearance of the Mahdi, or the Muslim messiah. Books, pamphlets, and internet chat rooms are replete with stories of the Mahdi and speculation about the coming time when he will finally appear to usher in the messianic state and sweep away the modern world's suffering and injustice.
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Ferrero-Waldner meets Israel's Foreign Minister Shalom in Vienna:"A good day for both Austria and Israel"
Chapter of sanctions against Austria finally closed as of today
Vienna, 19 November 2003 - "This is no ordinary visit of an Israeli Foreign Minister to Austria. Today, with this visit, we are finally closing the chapter of sanctions against Austria", stressed Minister for Foreign Affairs Benita Ferrero-Waldner at the joint press conference following her bilateral working meeting with her Israeli counterpart Silvan Shalom.
"The best prerequisites have now been recreated for the reshaping and intensification of Austria's friendly relations with Israel. Foreign Minister Shalom and I have discussed a number of initiatives that we want to develop in the spirit of this renewed cooperation, particularly in the fields of business and culture", stated Ferrero-Waldner. "A matter of special importance to me in this context are the events planned in Austria this coming year to mark the hundredth anniversary of the death of Theodor Herzl. Theodor Herzl is an important link between Austria and Israel, and Foreign Minister Shalom and myself both wish to lend our active support to these events."
The Minister for Foreign Affairs went on to point out that the potential for trade and economic exchange between the two countries still falls very short of potential, thus an exchange of visits by the relevant members of government accompanied by business delegations was in the pipeline in order to strengthen the mutual interests of companies in Austria and Israel. In this context the Foreign Minister gave special mention to the planned visit to Israel by the President of the Austrian Economic Chamber, Christoph Leitl, at the beginning of next year. "We also intend to intensify the exchange of visits and events in the cultural field, and State Secretary Fritz Morak already took the first steps in this direction during his visit to Israel some weeks ago", continued the Foreign Minister.
Referring to the situation in the Middle East, Ferrero-Waldner emphasised that Europe and the Europeans were not only highly interested in a settlement as direct neighbours of the conflict, but were also aware of their historical and moral responsibility. "Because of our history we Europeans have developed sensibilities that we must now bring to bear. We live on a continent consisting of small geographic entities, with many languages and many peoples. We are no strangers to minority conflicts. We therefore ought to contribute the experiences and positive results we have achieved in resolving such conflicts - not only in the Palestine conflict, but throughout the entire Islamic world."
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The name whiskey originally means "aqua vitae" that is "water of life" and seems to be one of the most well-known alcoholic beverages around the world. It is made from fermented grain mash, however there are various types of this drink which can have slightly different flavour. The types include for example English, American or German whiskey.
It must be highlighted that whiskey's amazing flavour is gained thanks to keeping it in special whiskey barrels. Hence, for example, Irish whiskey, is previously kept in barrels used for the production of other alcoholic beverages, to be precise sherry or porto - which gives them special character. When it comes to another type of whiskey called Single Malt Whiskey, an important element of the process of its production is the time it has to spend in oak barrels which were also previously used for sherry, porto or burbon storage. In other words, it must be stated that appropriate barrels play a crucial role in the production of this amazing drink and their role should not be neglected, otherwise we may end up having a different flavour of whiskey than we have expected. Therefore, it is highly recommended to invest in good products for storing this "water of life". There is a number of manufacturers of whiskey barrels in the market, however, the one that is especially recommended may be found here: www.woodenbarrel.co.uk The company produces not only barrels but also churns or mugs. In general, they deal with the whole array of products from the field of cooperage. What seems to be crucial is the fact that all the products are hand-made and the company avoids any chemical substances or adhesives to guarantee the highest possible quality and flavour of the substances kept inside their barrels. Moreover, all the barrels manufactured by them are certified by the institute of public health. Some of the products manufactured by the company include oak barrels with wooden handle or glasses, oak mugs or brass taps. In order to familiarize yourself with the whole offer of the manufacturer, we highly suggest visiting their Internet website. Last edited by michael; 11-20-2012 at 11:10 PM. |
Informative post. It is good to use barrels. Oak barrels are better because they comes in small sizes and good quality. Oak barrels are for aging.
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English whisky, oh yes
http://www.masterofmalt.com/country/english-whisky/ and if you look at something like St George distillery, it's also very bloody good. Albeit a bit young as its only around since 2006 and most of their releases are the minimum 3 years old. But who cares, it's delicious! |
The St George whisky distillery produces some excellent single malt whiskies from unpeated to peated. In addition, they have released limited additions, single cask releases, and cask strength whiskies. Although, a young distillery, it has turned many a head.
St George has gained a lot of respect in the whisky world. |
Wonder why he picked the margin rather than the obvious? German whiskey?
Sorry, but I still sense spam. thanks for the info on St George however. Last edited by BoxcarBill; 07-28-2013 at 07:32 AM. |
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PASADENA - The South Pasadena High School girls basketball team crashed the party at the Pasadena Poly basketball tournament by defeating the host Panthers, 43-40, in Saturday's championship game.
The Tigers, who lost to Poly 18 days ago in the San Gabriel Valley Classic, 50-41, at San Marino, returned the favor and came from behind to beat the defending tournament champions.
South Pasadena (6-2) was led by a pair of sophomores. Guard Lexie Scholtz scored a game-high 13 points and center Sophia Hathaway had 12.
Hathaway was named MVP and was joined on the all-tournament team by Scholtz.
"The whole team was the MVP and I can't do it without them," Hathaway said.
The Panthers (6-2) were led by senior guard Courtney Foster, who finished with a team-high 12 points.
"Playing against Poly is always a good matchup," South Pasadena coach Tammy Lai said. "The girls have worked hard this past week and corrected some of our mistakes and we were fortunate enough to execute well down the stretch and made some key defensive stops."
Poly jumped out to a first-quarter, 12-8 lead but the Tigers, unlike the first game against the Panthers when South Pasadena trailed by 14 points at the half, held a 22-21 halftime lead Saturday.
Hathaway and Tigers sophomore guard Elsie Takahama had four points each in the quarter, all on driving layups.
"We're fortunate enough to have a girl (Hathaway) her size to play for us," Lai said. "She is our big.
"She takes up a lot of teams' focus."
Poly lost its all-tournament selection, sophomore Kiki Yang, in the first half because of an apparent concussion. Yang, who has had a couple of games with double-figure steals, had four points before she left.
The Panthers had their last lead, 36-33, on consecutive 3-pointers by Foster midway through the fourth quarter.
Scholtz sealed the win with a layup with eight seconds left.
"I had a feeling they would come back and play us hard and they did a good job both inside and outside," Panthers coach Kim Weber said.
Poly junior forward Kaitlyn Olah, who also was named to the all-tournament team, had eight points. Wen Zeng and guard Amber Partida had five points each for South Pasadena.
Boys tournament action
Maranatha made a valiant comeback attempt, only to fall short to Burroughs of Burbank, 72-69, in the boys title game of the Pasadena Poly Tournament.
Maranatha (5-1) trailed 57-48 entering the fourth quarter and the Minutemen climbed to within one point, 67-66, with 1:16 remaining on a free throw by senior point guard Jeremy Major.
Major, who was named to the all-tournament team, hit a long-range 3-pointer and Michael DeMeester scored on a driving layup to give Maranatha a shot at the title.
Majors finished with a game-high 39 points, including 12 in the final quarter. DeMeester, who had eight points, also was named to the all-tournament team.
Pasadena Poly placed third in the tournament with a 39-35 victory over Holy Martyrs of Encino. San Marino defeated Rosemead for fifth place and Bosco Tech downed Monrovia in the seventh-place game.


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Bee hive suggests warm, dry winter ahead
With my last name of Swarm, as you might expect, I'm used to a lot of references to bees. Growing up, I was known as Bee Swarm, or just plain Bee.
When my parents had their 50th wedding anniversary, with all the kids, grandkids, and great grandkids in attendance, their cake said, "50 Years of Making Honey." When I tell someone my name, especially over the phone, and they say, "Huh?" I just say, "Swarm, as in swarm of bees." "Oh."
So, it wasn't all that surprising when I got a phone call from a farmer over by New London telling me that he had the strangest bee hive, and that I just had to see it. (Plus, I have a byline at the end of my weekly column, asking for stories.)
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Plum is the plum color for 2014, according to the Sherwin-Williams director of color marketing, Jackie Jordan. And not just any plum, but Exclusive Plum No. 6263 – a warm, dusky color that looks earthy and classic at the same time. "I consider it an adult purple," Jordan says. "It's really a beautiful blen
Mon Dec 02, 2013
A bath can be luxury on the cheap
By CINDY MCNATT
Any dedicated bath taker knows that bathing is not about getting clean. It's the spa experience, the opportunity to relax, the cocktail at the end of the day. While a shower seems essential, a bath is a luxury too few of us indulge in. You wonder why. It's not as if bathing has changed over the centuries. If we weren't swimming in the cr
Sat Nov 30, 2013
Dahlias, darling
By CINDY MCNATT
Just in case you're thinking that December is the end of the gardening year, I thought I'd remind you that for Orange County gardens, October is the beginning, and we keep right on digging and dividing through the holidays with some plants. Take dahlias, for example. If you're a hard-core dahlia grower, you're busier than ever now.
Sat Nov 30, 2013
December garden guide
By CINDY MCNATT
December isn't a big month for garden projects. Still, you might think about nursery-hopping to fill your home with exquisite amaryllis and/or a bowl or two of white narcissus for your holiday décor. Also consider shopping the nurseries for holiday gifts. There are usually no lines and no fuss, and many nurseries gift-wrap. Y
Sat Nov 30, 2013
Homes are no holiday for gift plants
By CINDY MCNATT
It happens during the holidays. Someone, like a neighbor, goes out of town and leaves their gift plant in your care. Or, more frequently, you are the recipient of a gift plant in exchange for being a fabulous host. And if you're a real party animal, it can add up to more than a few. It's always an uh-oh moment for me because, frankly, gi
Sat Nov 23, 2013
Think outside for holiday decor
By CINDY MCNATT
When you are setting a formal table for the holidays, don't be shy about stepping outside to bring something evergreen inside. Almost every ancient culture did this during the long winter months. Egyptians brought palm fronds inside, the Druids gathered evergreen boughs, and the Germans bested everyone with an entire tree. Keep t
Sat Nov 23, 2013
Better than paper towels?
By NICOLE GREGORY
When Mary Wallace, co-founder of PeopleTowels, traveled to Japan in 1998, she was given a reusable water bottle, a cloth bag and a set of hand towels as gifts from her host. She didn't understand what the towels would be used for until she realized that no paper towels could be found. And then she noticed that everyone – men, women
Sat Nov 23, 2013
Grow your own sprouts at home
By NICOLE GREGORY
"Why sprout?" asks Rita Galchus, author of the new book "Homegrown Sprouts: A Fresh, Healthy, and Delicious Step-By-Step Guide to Sprouting Year Round" (Quarry Books, $24.99). Then she offers a few good answers: Homegrown sprouts taste better; they can be served with any dish, vegetarian or not; you gain bragging rights a
Sat Nov 23, 2013
Potluck food carrier
By NICOLE GREGORY
Worrying that your potluck Thanksgiving dish might spill all over the car seat on your way to the family gathering can now be an anxiety of the past. Lands' End has created this new insulated canvas hot dish carrier, designed to help you deliver dishes to their destination safe, warm and ready for the table. It measures 11-by-23/4–
Fri Nov 22, 2013
Best of O.C.: What will we cringe over?
It's hard to imagine what the next new thing will be, but whatever it is will probably make us eventually look back and flinch. See our Best of Orange County 2013
Wed Nov 20, 2013
Holiday Pumpkin Spice Log
Want to try a different dessert this Thanksgiving? Michelle Bracken, pastry chef at Zov's Bistro & Bakery in Tustin shared this excellent recipe with OCHOME as a delicious alternative to pumpkin pie. Cake ¾ cup all-purpose flour ½ teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon
Tue Nov 19, 2013
Three gorgeous holiday tables
To paraphrase Martha Stewart, the details of a well-set table, like the scenery in a well-staged play, create a mood. And people are starting to get in the mood for Thanksgiving, with thoughts turning to what matters most: family, friends and the ultimate comfort food. And the table, of course, is the focal point. OC Home asked three retailers &
Tue Nov 19, 2013
The second life of pie
By AMY WILSON
I knew we had bonded completely the day the warm pumpkin pie flew five feet and landed on the hallway floor just outside the kitchen. And all three of my brother's children offered to eat it right then and there. They even slowly raised eating utensils, almost in unison, to show me their willingness to dig in. If memory serves, Nick had
Tue Nov 19, 2013
Herbal bath mixture
By CINDY MCNATT
If you've done what you can about harvesting the last of the herbs this season for the kitchen, and even infused a few for a pot of tea, don't forget that there may be plenty in the garden for a deep soak in the tub. Bath teas smell wonderful in a hot bath. Some herbs will invigorate you, while others will relax you, and a few can clear
Tue Nov 19, 2013
Driveway options
By GREG HARDESTY
Whenever Terry London would roll up to her four-bedroom home in the community of Oak View in Aliso Viejo, something bothered her about its appearance: Namely, the big slab of gray concrete that served as her driveway. Sure, the driveway was functional. But it did absolutely nothing to enhance the value and curb appeal of her 3,30
Tue Nov 19, 2013
Legacy of the famed Bauer pottery
All over the world, her grandfather brought California to dinner. And made it stay for breakfast and lunch, tea and dessert. J.A. Bauer, the one potter most responsible for taking fine white Victorian tiny-rose china off America's kitchen table in the early 20th century and replacing it with colors that made you wan
Tue Nov 19, 2013
Create a tasty cheese board
By: Story by CINDY MCNATT
Rest assured that most of us feel like posers when it comes to cheese. There is much to know: Every ancient culture of the world developed its own version, from soft pots of dairy culture to cave-aged curds. Buffaloes, sheep, cows, goats, ewes, even yaks contribute to cheese-making, and that's only the milking. Techniques for making chee
Tue Nov 19, 2013
New "caged" lighting
By JENNIFER J. MEYER
Used to illuminate factories in the early 20th century, most caged lights were little more than an exposed light bulb surrounded by a protective metal frame. But today's caged-lighting styles have been elevated to artful chandeliers. Current collections of most lighting manufacturers have fixtures that c
Tue Nov 19, 2013
11 shades of gray
By CINDY MCNATT
I remember a time when all gardeners thought plants should be green. Anything that wasn't was not considered healthy. Then about 20 years or so ago, color crept into our foliage. Variegations became the rage and we couldn't get enough lime greens, burgundies and blues. But gray foliage plants remain popular for many reasons. They usually
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First off, I need to thank the fellas over at IronFlex Supplements, Bcazo & Tyga Tyga. I'm always super appreciative of any logging opportunity I get, so again, thank you.
It's been quite a while since I've run any hormonals, so I've been looking forward to this one since it was first offered! I tried a SD clone a while back, but it turned out to be bunk. I've run SD before, so I knew exactly what to expect, & none of it came. Absolutely none of it. No biggie, I bought it back when companies were dumping it for around $10 before the ban.
Anyway, I'm planning on running this for 4 weeks, depending on sides. If I've had an awesome run at 3 weeks & the sides are just getting bad, I'll call it quits then & concentrate on a solid PCT. I've been preloading my support supps for the last week or so, in hopes of being selected. I've had extra lying around, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to take it even if I wasn't chosen. I'll continue to run my support supps through PCT.
Here's the layout:
Alpha-90 40/40/40/40 (it's possible, depending on how everything's looking, I may flirt w/ 60mg...)
CEL Cycle Assist as directed
Liv-52 - 3x a day
different preworkout powders available
tons of protein
MCT oil at each M1A dosing
PCT will be Clomid 50/50/25/25
DAA 3g every day of PCT
Erase 0/0/50/50/50
I'll be keeping track of the obvious during this run. Weight gain, strength gain, libido, and any other issues that I may experience. I'll be posting at various times of the day/night due to my shift schedule. I'll get some before pics up tomorrow.
I've got 2 fussy babies tugging at me right now, so if I missed anything, I'll try & add it later, or if any of y'all see anything, feel free to advise or critique.


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Style and Technique (Masterplots II: Short Story Series, Revised Edition)
At one point in this story, the narrator remarks how "dull" fiction is which gives the reader only an external description of a given character; if "only that shell of a person . . . is seen by other people," then the world will be made to seem "airless, shallow, [and] bald." No, she says, people are more than one-dimensional shells, and "the novelists in the future will realize more and more the importance of . . . reflections [as those seen in mirrors], for of course there is not one reflection but almost infinite numbers; those are the depths they will explore . . . leaving the description of reality more and more out of their stories." By "reality" here she means that which is external to a character's inner self. "The Mark on the Wall" is itself a paradigm of such a narrative attempt to communicate numerous "reflections" of one character's being, and this was an important accomplishment for Woolf.
The style of this story came as an artistic breakthrough for Woolf, as it proved to be a decisive break away from the relatively traditional fiction she had written prior to 1917. Indeed, in one of her journals she noted that this story showed her how she could embody her deposit of experience in a shape that fit it; this discovery, she believed, led to the creation of her novels Jacob's Room (1922) and Mrs. Dalloway (1925). The narrative technique used in both of these novels, like that used in "The...
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Literary Techniques
At the time she wrote "The Mark on the Wall," Woolf was quite enthusiastic about the work of James Joyce (if somewhat uncertain about the early chapters she saw of Ulysses), praising him for his ability "to reveal the flickerings of that innermost flame which flashes its messages through the brain." In summarizing her own technique in "The Mark on the Wall," she described those messages as "myriad impressions" which she listed as "trivial, fantastic, evanescent, or engraved with the sharpness of steel." Her efforts to record the flow or stream of consciousness paralleling what Joyce was doing drew on two crucial, revolutionary components of Modernism. One was the work of the Post-Impressionist painters. The other, which she was much less directly familiar with, was the theoretical work being done in particle physics and quantum mechanics, an aspect of the Zeitgeist that Woolf was aware of.
Roger Fry immediately recognized her inspiration in the work of the artists who were featured in his famous exhibition, complimenting Woolf on the "plasticity" of "The Mark on the Wall," and Woolf responded by saying "I'm not sure that a perverted plastic sense doesn't somehow work itself out in words for me." The concept of plasticity is somewhat vague, but in "The Mark on the Wall," Woolf muses over the mutability of boundaries between species or categories:
As for saying which are trees, and which are men and women,...
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Ideas for Group Discussions
Even with the passage of time and all of the imaginative experiments in form, style, language, and subject that have occurred through the twentieth century, "The Mark on the Wall" still feels fresh and vibrant, supporting Woolf's exuberant recollection "I shall never forget the day I wrote The Mark on the Wall—all in a flash, as if flying, after being kept stone breaking for months." To Roger Fry, who admired its utilization of post-impressionist techniques, it displayed "The power of artistic detachment from life." One might argue, however, that it shows a different kind of artist involvement with life. One of Woolf's better biographers, Panthea Reid, suggested that the story "contrasts holistic meditation with purposeful activity," but that too could be challenged. Perhaps the meditative qualities are a demonstration of a different kind of purposeful activity. In her excellent biography of Woolf, Hermione Lee describes the story as "quizzical, domestic, conversational." A fruitful discussion might focus on what each of these terms means and how they reflect the author's intentions.
1. Would it be possible to describe the narrative voice in terms of the attributes that Woolf leaves out? Physical dimensions, age, and background?
2. Since Woolf's background is familiar, is it reasonable to assume that the narrative consciousness is female? Can a case be made for a male narrator?
3. Examine in detail specific passages in terms of...
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Social Concerns
In her superb biography Virginia Woolf (1996), Hermione Lee summarized the Edwardian years by saying that they "polarised conservatives and dissenters." The voices of the Establishment—that is, the people who had been ruling England for centuries—"spoke for Christianity, patriotism, the defence of the realm, and women in their place; against degeneracy, poisonous foreign influences, effeminacy, pacifism, cowardice, modernism and the weakening of the race." Woolf herself, although raised in an almost classically decorous, even fussy Victorian home, "was always explicitly on the radical, subversive and modern side of this cultural divide" in her writing, as Lee puts it, and her short story "The Mark on the Wall" was one of her first works to exhibit all of these attributes.
One of the most significant cultural events of the Edwardian era took place in 1910 when the Post-Impressionist Exhibition mounted by Roger Fry introduced the work of painters like Manet, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Matisse to the English public. Woolf, in recalling the paintings in an homage to Fry in 1935, declared, "They are no longer silent, decorous, dull. They are things we live with, laugh at, discuss." The furor that the exhibition aroused paralleled the reactionary attack on the woman's suffrage movement, and Woolf not only felt a kinship with the painters who were finding new ways to look at the world but also felt a strong sense of identification with artists...
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Literary Precedents
Woolf was not entirely sure about James Joyce's goals as a writer, but she was convinced that his approach to his craft was worth studying. "Whatever the intention of the whole there can be no question but that it is of the utmost sincerity, and that the result difficult or unpleasant as we may judge it, is undeniably important." What especially appealed to her was his willingness to move beyond narrow definitions of literary possibility. "He disregards with complete courage whatever seems to him adventitious," she wrote in "Modern Fiction," endorsing a point of view strikingly similar to her own credo. Aside from Joyce's own work, there were no clear precedents in literature for "The Mark on the Wall." Woolf was as much a modernist innovator as the great figures of that movement working in other areas—Picasso, Stravinsky, Pound, or Eliot.
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"I don't like writing for my half-brother George," Virginia Woolf wrote to her friend Bunny Garnett in July, 1917. It was actually her half-brother Gerald Duckworth who ran the firm but Woolf's point was that she did not want to be controlled or censored by anyone. Her first novel The Voyage Out (1915) was considered promising and original but while she was working on her second one, Night and Day (1919), she had already begun to feel constrained by the traditional forms of the novel and told Vanessa Stephen Bell, Woolf's sister who married Clive Bell in 1907, that "I should have liked to try the other way," hoping that Duckworth would not accept it for his list. As she noted in her diary, "the other way" would have made her "the only woman in England free to write what I like." Bell's suggestion "Why don't you write more short things?" touched a responsive chord but Woolf had been severely shaken by the mental breakdown she suffered in 1916, and had kept Night and Day in a conventional form "to prove to my own satisfaction that I could keep entirely off that dangerous ground." By "dangerous ground," she meant the "poems, stories, profound and inspired phrases" that she made up while bedridden. Her first short story, "The Mark on the Wall," she described as being written "all in a flash, as if flying," in contrast to the work on the novel which she called "stone breaking."
One of the reasons she felt that it was necessary to write...
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text: Big thanks to everyone at Genomyx for this. Going to be logging their supplement Creignite. a little about myself, 19yo, been lifting about the past 5-6 years, but only seriously for one. I say seriously, because in the beginning it was all about finding that single supplement that would make me huge and cut. now that ive gotten a steady decent diet in check, and lifting consistent, i can say i have been lifting for 1 year solid and have made some great gains. My training style changes every two or three weeks, and i am going to be dosing just as the bottle says and take 2 scoops half hour before working out. i figure i will just mix it with my pwo. excited to see how this goes down, gonna be sick!!


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The board of directors of Boca Grande Charities Inc. would like to thank everyone for making the Gasparilla Island Kids Classic Tarpon Tournament a great success.
An event like this would not be possible without the generous financial donations of our partners, and the commitment of time and energy from the many volunteers who make it all happen.
We know it's impossible to name everyone we'd like to thank, but we're going to try to name as many as we can. Our apologies in advance if we have missed someone.
First, we'd like to thank, Pat and Lindsey Waterhouse, Tom and Ann Dupree, Mick and Kathy Aslin for their vision and support from day one. Without their early and strong financial backing, we may never have gotten this event off the ground.
We owe a special thank you to Wiley Nagler at Yellowfin Yachts for his support as presenting sponsor for the tournament, and to Bo Hitchcock at Columbia Sportswear for joining us as a platinum level sponsor.
We can't go any farther without recognizing all the hard work behind the scenes from graphic art designer Daniel Godwin at the Boca Beacon, and Donnie Cayo, along with Sue Snyder, at CCMPhotoBooks.com. They have spent a great amount of time and energy on the spectator guide, banners, posters and photo books. We can't thank them enough.
Robin Melvin, Melina and John Chaplin, Carrie Jacobs, Tracy Mills, Monica and Randy Clay, Nancy Blank, Olivia Murray, Cathy Klettke, Millie Fuegre, Aimie Lupardus, Chris MacDonald, Colton James, the Grayson Rogers Band have all stepped up and worked above and beyond the call of duty taking care of the books, registration, entertaining or just helping out with the long list of details that seems to grow everyday. You guys are the greatest.
Thanks to Dan Stickley at Englewood Glass & Mirror for donating all the individual trophies for the kids and captains, and especially to Patsy Fyfe at the Seale Family Realty for all the logistical help.
When there is a fight to take on cancer, Emily and Howard Wise are always ready. They've helped battle cancer for years by supporting Relay For Life, and it's good to stand with you here.
Lew Hastings and everyone at the Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce, WENG Radio 107.5, Carlton Wing and the Wing Media Group, Chad Lach at the Gasparilla Island State Park, and Sharon McKenzie at the Boca Grande Lighthouse, The Lemon Bay High School ROTC, The Island School, The Charlotte County Warbirds, The Boca Grande Fire Department, the Lee County Sheriff's Office, and The Lemon Bay Conservancy have all joined in and made this a truly community organized event.
Many local business leaders have also helped out. Bob Melvin and Randy Wojcik from Gasparilla Properties, Katrina and Tony Towns from Able's Marine, Barbara Anne Plante and Manny Sanchez from Barbara Anne's Jewelry, Salt Tales Jewelry by Angie Mills, Aaron Diaz at Barnichol Hardware, Jim Mackey at Fisherman's Edge Tackle, Richie Edwards at Key Agency Insurance, the team at the Pink Pony and everyone at Gasparilla Outfitters who helped create the opportunity for the kids and captains win some great prizes.
Nat Italiano at Italiano Insurance was a great help organizing the registration cookout at the community house for the kids, and Gary and Karen Heffner at TeeShirtsOnYou.com were so kind to have donated the tee shirts to help the Kids Classic support Lemon Bay Conservancy's efforts to protect the nursery of our future tarpon.
Thanks to Ron Walker for providing the VIP boat and financial support. You are the man! And thanks to Professional bass anglers Brent Chapman, Bobby Lane, Aaron Martens and Randy Howell for your work on the T.V. show.
Doug and Gail Davis, Carol Vaughn, Ken Heinmann, Julie Camp, Candy Brooks, Skip Perry, Rich Cacavelle, Cappy Joiner, Jim Cooper, Julie Salvetti, Vah and Lisa Erdekian, Gerry and Sonja Wenger, Dusty and Cheryl Hopkins ... thank you.
We appreciate all the businesses who have sponsored teams and to the official observers too numerous to mention. We would like to single out Dave "Smitty" Smith for continuing to accept the responsibility as Head Judge for the tournament, you've always done a great job keeping the competition on track.
Thank you to all the kids and captains who fished the tournament. We hope you had fun and enjoyed a spirited event. Your participation will help a family somewhere.
Finally, we'd like to thank everyone at Moffitt Cancer Institute and at All Children's Hospital for all your continuing work to help treat those suffering from cancer and helping families dealing with all the issues associated with the illness. You are doing a great job!
Capt. Sandy Melvin, Michael Vaughn, Bill Klettke
Board of Directors
Boca Grande Charities, Inc.


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Christ's Revelation,
Your promised Hope
Christ's Resurrection,
Your living Hope
Christ's Residence,
Your enduring Hope
Christ's Return,
Your blessed Hope
Copied from the 2011 Christmas Card from the Office of the President
(Photo: President Joel and Barbara Egge)
Holy Scriptures for further reflection on the Gift of Hope...
Everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through endurance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.
Romans 15:4
Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ...
1 Peter 1:3
...God has chosen to make known...the glorious riches of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory.
Colossians 1:27
We wait for the blessed hope - the glorious appearing of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ, who gave himself for us to redeem us from all wickedness and to purify for himself a people that are his very own, eager to do what is good.
Titus 2:13
Christmas 2011 • Design by Faith & Fellowship Publishing


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Tomorrow, I am teaching 1 John 5:1-12. KJV (verse 7): "...three that bear record in Heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are One. 8. And there are three that bear witness in earth, the Spirit, the Water, and The Blood..."
The New King James (NKJV) changes "Holy Ghost" to "Holy Spirit", AND includes a footnote, referring to the words between "in Heaven" and "in Earth", that " only 4 or 5 very late manuscripts contain these words in Greek"
The N.A.S. omits the second half of verse 7.
Charles B. Williams' translation omits all of verse 7
William F. Beck (one of my favorite) translation leaves out the second half of verse 7, and offers this footnote
Early in the 16th century, an editor translated these words from Latin manuscripts and inserted them in his Greek New Testament. Erasmus took them from this Greek NT and inserted them in the third edition (1522) of his Greek NT. Luther used the text prepared by Erasmus. But even though the inserted words taught the Trinity, Luther ruled them out and never had them in his translation. In 1550, Bugenhagen objected to these words "on account of the truth". In 1574 Feyerabend , a printer, added them to Luther's text, and in 1596 they appeared in the Wittenberg copies. They were not in Tyndale's or Coverdale's Bible or in the Great Bible.
The people (and there are one or two in my Sunday School class) who believe that "God wrote every word in the Bible", hate to hear stuff like this. And, I have yet to decide whether or not I'm going to bring it up.
But, what DID the writer (and we aren't sure who that was, either) intend?
Is there correlation between verse 7 and 8? Does "Father" = Spirit; Word = Water; Holy Ghost = Blood?


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I was playing around with Google Maps the other day, and came across the Create Map functionality which allows users to plot their own locations. Soon after, I had plotted a few of my favorite places around Charlottetown. I know it's nothing new, but I'm just starting to see its potential.
The map, embedded above, is something I'm going to keep up with. It's part personal archive of favorite places, part local-guy-crafted tourist guide. There's only seven locations on it now, but it'll grow.


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A whole week without posting to POTUS, and being called a dumb arse who is incapable of an original thought.
A whole week without posting to POTUS, and being called a dumb arse who is incapable of an original thought.
"For everyone to whom much is given, of him shall much be required." -- Luke 12:48
Raven - Moneybird's Black Magic Marker***
(Esprit's Power Play x Trumarc's Lean Cuisine)
Mick - Moneybird's Jumpin' Jack Flash***
(Clubmead's Road Warrior x Oakdale Whitewater Devil Dog)
Peerless - Moneybird's Sole Survivor
(Two River's Lucky Willie x Moneybird's Black Magic Marker)
Welcome back! Doing some dog training?
This place wouldn't be nearly as much fun without dissenting opinions.
Oh, and just dismiss the name calling. It what folks write when they can't write anything constructive.
So, you still think we will dodge run-a-way inflation and the current administration is doing a good job of protecting the value of the dollar?
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Where do we go without great leaders for the defense of our liberties? Who will defend our right to live our lives _as we chose_ without others taking that from us? The answer is, as it should be, no one. We are the defense of our rights and should always remember that. Libertarian blogger
Yeah I didn't see the date at the for the original post on this thread which was yesterday. So I am assuming his week ended yesterday.