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POLITICO.com: Ron Paul ads hitting airwaves in Iowa, NH; "...flair of a Hollywood movie preview, is part of a six-figure ad buy"Submitted by nmlifestyles on Thu, 07/14/2011 - 07:22
Ron Paul is hitting the airwaves for the first time in Iowa and New Hampshire with a spot that warns ominously against raising the federal debt limit, POLITICO has learned.
The 60-second spot, made with all the flair of a Hollywood movie preview, is part of a six-figure ad buy in the early-voting states, just the latest step forward in the Texas congressman's increasingly serious campaign.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0711/58949.html#ixzz1S4...
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"...increasingly serious campaign..."
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unlike any campaign ad i've ever seen. A bit too cinematic? Perhaps not, doesn't matter. I wouldn't mind seeing Doc's ads attacking other candidates like Romney and Bachman though. They're both leading most of the polls yet no one has their guns drawn (besides Pawlenty's prairie dogging).
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loved it!
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How Many Ads
It says these ads have a 6 figure budget. Anyone have an idea roughly how much ad time this buys? Does this mean tons of ads for a long time? Or several big expensive ones?
Nationally? Need 7 or 8 figures to have an impact.
Locally 6 figures can go pretty far. Two weeks, prime time insertions. Probably 200K to air a single 30 sec state-wide ad in the right slots on the right channels. This one's 60 sec.
It's all about where the campaign wants the ad to go, primetime network channels where most voting eyes are, or cable / offpeak / alternatives.
The more mainstream the target, the larger the spread, the higher the cost and it works exponentially.
That's why it's so ungodly expensive to air campaigns on TV.
Awesome ad, will really give us some street cred with the mases.
Just what we need...
street cred with microwave radiation (mase). :O)
But I do agree, it is an awesome ad, especially for the masses.
Sorry couldn't resist.
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This Gives Perspective, especially to NOVICES Like ME
It is VALUABLE for Paulers to see some transparency into campaign ad costs. We WANT these ads about The Thomas Jefferson of Our Day spreading across IOWA.
We got to get money to Ron Paul's campaign. That's the message I got from viewing this ad. Money Bombs are critical.
What a president CAN do....
"While the president can do a great deal on his own, to really restore the Constitution and cut back on the vast unconstitutional programs that have sunk roots in Washington over 60 years, he will have to work with Congress. The first step in enacting a pro-freedom legislative agenda is the submission of a budget that outlines the priorities of the administration. While it has no legal effect, the budget serves as a guideline for the congressional appropriations process. A constitutionalist president's budget should do the following:
1. Reduce overall federal spending
2. Prioritize cuts in over expenditures, especially the military
3. Prioritize cuts in corporate welfare
4. Use 50 percent of the savings from cuts in overseas spending to shore up entitlement programs for those who are dependent on them and the other 50 percent to pay down the debt
5. Provide for reduction in federal bureaucracy and lay out a plan to return responsibility for education to the states
6. Begin transitioning entitlement programs from a system where all Americans are forced to participate into one where taxpayers can opt out of the programs and make their own provisions for retirement and medical care
If Congress failed to produce a budget that was balanced and moved the country in a pro-liberty direction, a constitutionalists president should veto the bill. Of course, vetoing the budget risks a government shutdown. But a serious constitutionalists cannot be deterred by cries of "it's irresponsible to shut down the government!" Instead, he should simply say, "I offered a reasonable compromise, which was to gradually reduce spending, and Congress rejected it, instead choosing the extreme path of continuing to jeopardize America's freedom and prosperity by refusing to tame the welfare-warfare state. I am the moderate; those who believe that America can afford this bloated government are the extremists.""
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I think it's really good.


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I have no idea really. I guess it part of their culture. And, every one loves anime! Every one has there obsession of anime i suppose..
I have no idea really. I guess it part of their culture. And, every one loves anime! Every one has there obsession of anime i suppose..
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Why do people go crazy or Star Wars? Why do people go crazy over DC or MArvel COmics? Why do people go crazy over Johnny Depp? Why do people go crazy over LOTR? Why do people go crazy over fantasy books?
'Cause they like them THAT much.
"And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floorShall be lifted — nevermore!"
ummm well for me i like anime very much but i don't go crazy about it .. some people anime effect them and that becasue people see that sometimes anime is the answer of their sadness so they respect anime but they don't know that anime is effecting it them XD and i know someone like that XD .. =^_^=
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depends on the person really. everyone has something their crazy about. Alot of the times thier are those people who dont have anything better going for them so they become completely crazy over anime and lock themselves in their house.
While their are the other people who love anime, but have other activites going on as well, and they tend to be a little less crazy about it.
Anime has better storylines than most shows that are produced in this country. they give more detail, draws people in with charaters, better plots, more connection.
i personally love anime, but i love other things to. I spend alot of my time outside playing sports, or being with my wierd friends, so my anime levels have gone down alot.
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The Old Man and the Sea, an animation by Alexander Petrov, done entirely in oil paints on glass. Took him over two years to make.
YouTube - Automatic Writing - William Kentridge
William Kentridge makes all of him animations with charcoal on one peice of paper, chasing a 'ghost' from where he erases.
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Speeding motorcyclist sentenced to 4 years in prison
A motorcyclist who shot video of himself speeding away from police was sentenced to four years in prison Friday.
Hamza Ali Ben Ali, 31, of Plainfield, was found guilty last month of aggravated fleeing and eluding police and driving with a suspended license. He faced a sentence of up to six years.
"There's no question, Mr. Ali, you put many many people in jeopardy," DuPage County Judge George Bakalis said before handing down the sentence.
The charges stem from an October, 2012, incident in which Ali tried to goad a Westmont police officer into a high-speed chase after the officer tried to stop him along Cass Avenue.
A seven-minute video shot from a camera affixed to Ali's Honda CBR 1000 shows a police car with flashing lights following the motorcycle into a gas station before the motorcycle zooms away.
The officer broke off the pursuit, but eventually caught up to the cyclist on I-55 before the motorcycle again sped away. Two weeks later, footage of the pursuit was uploaded to YouTube.
There was no license plate on the bike, but Ali, an Algerian citizen facing U.S. immigration proceedings, was wearing a GPS anklet as a condition of his federal bond, according to prosecutors. He has Cook County convictions for aggravated battery against a police officer and possession of a stolen motor vehicle, according to court records.
At his trial, authorities were able to sync location information from the anklet to the video and to video shot by the police officer. The GPS anklet not only placed Ali on the cycle, but transmitted his speed, which hit 115 mph at one point, prosecutors said.
Assistant State's Attorney Alex Sendlak asked for a five-year sentence Friday saying Ali has shown no remorse.
He "puts innocent people's lives in danger for his own personal satisfaction," Sendlak said.
Ali's attorney, Michelle Gonzalez said no one was injured in the incident and that Ali "still holds his position he was not the person on the bike."
She told Bakalis that Ali is married with children and is a business person with a truck driver's license. She also said he was born in St. Louis despite his pending immigration proceedings.
Ali, who was wearing an orange jumpsuit and walked into court holding a Sudoku book, declined to make a statement, then changed his mind minutes later, but Bakalis told him it was too late.
Bakalis called the evidence against Ali "overwhelming" and admonished him for the video of the chase.
"You basically wanted to boast about it," he said.
Bakalis handed down a four-year prison sentence and one year of mandatory supervision to be served consecutively with Ali's three-year Cook County sentence. Ali will get credit for 575 days served. Through his attorney, he said he intends to file an appeal.
Immigration officials would not deport Ali until he serves his prison time, according to the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office.
Ali is facing similar charges in Will County for a November 5, 2012, incident in Plainfield where he allegedly tried to goad another officer into a chase.
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I had a look at Melbourne General Cemetery,and found Emily MADDOX died 21/7/1873,Mary Ann MADDOX aged 66 died 5/12/1899 and William MADDOX with no death date,who appear to be buried together in the Methodist section of Melbourne General Cemetery.
The William MADDOX who died in 1918,aged 85(Malvern Reg.No.1918/5574),would be my guess as being the husband of Mary Ann JAMES.
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Well if you've read me earlier, you know I don't mind the laundry at all. One batch is on the line and the other is on its way. So only whites are left and there's no urgency for that since we are in that part of the curve where we each have lots of smalls...or in plain English...underwear.
My emails have been answered (mostly done on vacation which is a snap with Mac's MobileMe) and I'm caught up with my Swap=Bot swapping and rating. I've thought of some of the postcards and atcs I'm doing so now it's just get them from head to paper and then mailed out in September.
The bugaboo hanging over my head this week is The Camera. Since we didn't manage to take a cable between our two wise and experienced heads, there are WhoKnowsHowMany pictures on each camera. I fear to plug the cable in. But I have verified, much to my shame, that it is the leaving the camera plugged into the computer after I have uploaded pictures which drains the battery. I get so excited seeing them appear on the screen, I forget to pull the plug. This is one time that pulling the plug is a Good Thing - a la Martha.
Well...the answer is 280 pictures from my camera. There are more I took on dh's but I'll just deal with these today.
We are happily dealing with these - 2 suitcases full of peppers, all waiting to be roasted, bagged and frozen. We try to do this every two years.
In addition to 40lb of Big Jim peppers from Hatch, we bought a pound of Chimayos just north of Santa Fe at one of the pueblo markets. They are the thin ones on the right.
This is the first batch of roasted Big Jims. It is now my job to pack them for the freezer. FYI 4 of these babies is equivalent to one of those little cans of Ortega or whatever. However, these have flavor AND heat as we usually leave all the seeds in. Talk about good....!!!
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The trainee will spend his or her research years conducting ongoing research, and will be encouraged to develop his/her own field of interest. The clinical program is centered at Johns Hopkins Children's Center, the pediatric hospital at Johns Hopkins that serves a diverse patient population and receives a wide range of pediatric urology cases.
The clinical rotation involves rotations in outpatient clinic, complex reconstructions/ ambulatory surgery, urodynamics, exposure to spina bifida and stone clinic, fetal treatment, and pediatric oncology (tumor board).
Johns Hopkins faculty involved in the training of the pediatric urology fellow include pediatric endocrinologists, nephrologists, neonatologists, oncologists, neurosurgeons, infectious disease specialists, geneticists, radiologists, and pediatric surgeons. See a complete list of our faculty by specialty.
The Pediatric Urology Fellow is expected to attend and participate in weekly educational conferences, didactic teaching sessions, daily management of inpatients with the urology residents and consulting services.
Eligible applicants will be completing a urology residency program and preferably a candidate for American Board of Urology. We participate in the matching program by the AUA and The Society for Pediatric Urology. Applications are due in winter or early spring.
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The PC-BSD team is pleased to announce the availability of PC-BSD 10.1 release!
A very special thank you goes out to all the contributors for this release, your help and feedback was greatly appreciated!
PC-BSD 10.1 Highlights
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For a more complete list of changes, please check our wiki page.
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One of the first things I thought about when I saw the Shafer news yesterday was what it would mean to gsimmons... if anyone was more invested in the marriage of Shafer and Michigan, I'd like to meet him.
You've always been a great presence here, great source of information, especially during the game chats. Thanks for that.
Guess the real question is... will you still be around here, or will you be taking the gsimmons show to whatever blog covers the team that he'll end up at next?
Either way, rock on gsimmons
fan way before i was a SS fan...
i was an mgoblog contributor way before he was hired as well... ill be around... dont worrie
I thought I remembered reading once that you said that if he were to go elsewhere, so too would you. Good to hear I'm wrong.
What a strange MgoBlog thread... there's hardly any hatred between fellow fans at all?
Thank you for your insight. It is greatly appreciated.
I'll second that. I subscribed to your feed immediately after reading that post.
Regarding the content, I'll be the first to admit calling for Shafer's head after the Purdue game. It was pretty obvious that there was an internal conflict of interest regarding the future of M's defense from that game forward and something had to give. It works out rather nicely (at least from the outside) because Shafer has the opportunity to flourish where he's a better fit and hopefully RR can land Shafer's 3-3-5 counterpart and continue building here. It's a testament to RR's commitment to excellence to have hired Shafer in the first place (as opposed to his second or third choice 3-3-5 guy) and I can only hope the new DC hire is executed with as much scrutiny.
That said, SS may be a genius, but it certainly wasn't evident this season. Chalk this one up to the square peg syndrome as well, I guess.
If we as fans can figure out where our glaring weaknesses were on defense, it was probably pretty easy for opposing offensive coaches to find the soft spots too. After all, they do get PAID to do that sort of thing.


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Bunch of trivia in the forum thread since the wiki is down.
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And yeah, we're working on Super Hero Taisen. Thank you for your patience. This is a big one.
So I tested out PS3 Media Server, and it's pretty good. It plays the files that TVserity couldn't, it's free, plus I like the way they structure their files better. Plus, despite its name, you can use it for various devices besides the PS3.
So check it out:
Oh man, I can't wait till we get to the episode where the MegaRangers meet the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!
Continuing from last night's blog post, forum user kmizuno recommends using the PS3 Media Server for streaming from computer to PS3. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Previously I was copying the files onto flash drives, sticking them in my PS3 to play the videos.
With the current setup, I'm just using the program to stream the videos using the computer's wifi to the console.
So I might be a bit behind on this, but I finally bit the bullet and turned my PC into a media server. It was all pretty simple actually. Just got the software from TVersity (had a license fee of 4 bucks, pretty cheap), turned on the wifi on my pc and that was pretty much it. Turned on my PS3 and the media server was in the Video section.
Before, I was putting the files on flashdrives with FAT32 file systems on them. It was alright, but this way will save me a step. I tried a few of our releases as well as some stuff from Youtube, and it looked pretty nice (Even the SD stuff, surprisingly enough).
Unfortunately, there's still a problem with pre-2009 xvid encodes which simply won't play at all in this method.
Anyway, just thought I'd blog about it to let people that they always have options when playing back our files.
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Not sure about the name of the last one. It's the taqueria in the same minimall as Monte Alban. I think it's Super Tacos.
Not that great. Got carnitas and asada there. Both tough and dry, typical old steam table Mexican. Salsas decent I suppose, if not watery. They were doing a good tortas business for the local Mexican crowd though and they looked good. I'd rather go to Monte Alban.
Loteria-got carnitas, cochinito pibil, pollo en pipian, and papa con rajas. Everything except papas were way salty, definitely an appeal to the gringo crowd. Tortillas homemade and fresh, but thick. Salsas good. Flavors very good. Meat too finely pulled/chopped for my taste, almost paste-y. Too much salt. Oh, and for the size, too expensive. I could eat 10 of these tiny buggers and 3 bucks a pop adds up quick.
Los Tacos- On Santa Monica one block west of Fairfax (south side of the street) Pretty good. Got a carnitas burrito. Carnitas, beans, onions, cilantro, they do it mojado here so if you want to eat w your hands request without it. Carnitas were good and porky and not old tasting unlike 90 percent of Mexican I get. Mojado sauce was great, good spice, salsas were usual suspects, solid little joint. Open 24 hours. Ignore token crackhead tweakers out front. (One of em came in while I was eating just to get a straw...) Oh, and the burrito is big. 6 bucks or so.
El Parian- Very disappointing. For those who haven't been, it's a little hard to find storefront near the Convention Center. I'd read up a bunch of glowing reviews claiming best asada in L.A. I know nothing of Jalisco or Jalisco style Mexican food. I can't make any claims of knowledge to authenticity. The place was jam packed with Mexican families. Homemade tortillas, asada cooked to order. First of all, the whole trip was a nightmare. Upon placing my order in polite Spanish I sat down and for the first time in my experience of eating Mexican in L.A. truly felt my whiteness stand out. I've done the late night taco truck thing in East L.A., gone to some dodgy areas here and there, and never found myself feeling....unwelcome. I ordered two asada tacos. I found myself sitting and watching a few older Mexican gentlemen sit down, place their orders, and another family sit and place their order. Well, sure enough their much larger orders came first. I waited probably a half hour, kid you not, for two asada tacos. Anything in the name of good eats right? Well, upon hastily unwrapping my meat-perfumed prize and digging in, I was badly disappointed. The meat was cut large, and very, very chewy. Flavorful, underseasoned, nice salsa, great tortilla, juicy, greasy, but so damn chewy I either had to swallow whole pieces of meat or spit it out, not a pretty sight. I wanted to like this place a lot. Perhaps the carnitas are sublime. Perhaps I need to bring some of mis carnales with me next time I go, if there is a next time.
re: Xericx
Exactly. The goat taco is the way to go. It is quite good. I agree that the taco de carne asada is nothing special. I went there early on a weekday evening before a game at Staples and it was almost empty. The service was friendly. A crazy patron handed us a note telling us not to return as we left. I took it to be part of the EL PARIAN experience.
By the way, from the street EL PARIAN looks like it has been closed for three years. I entered from the back where the parking is.
re: Marco Polo
the goat taco was great - nice lamby flavor, juicy and a big portion. i'm going back for that.
re: Xericx
After re-reading old posts on El Parian I see it's a mix of the three. However, many posts claim to have received nicely charred, crispy bits of flank steak. This is nothing like what I got. What I got was grey and almost seemed steamed, like the grill cook crammed too much meat together or something.
Le sigh.
re: fooddude37
I had the exact same experience with the asada just the other day. After reading Bandini's blog, I was expecting El Parian to be taco nirvana, but was terribly disappointed. For pure flavor, I prefer the asada from EL Taco Llama, Tacos La Fonda or even The Talpa (the rest of the taco may be lacking, but the meat is incredibly flavorful).
re: Jwsel
I also didn't see what the big deal is about the goat. The meat was a bit mushy for my taste, and the goat flavor, which should have been pronounced, seemed to have lost a lot of its punch in the cooking process.
There are better versions of birria to be had elsewhere. My favorite is the one on Magnolia near Cahuenga, next to the car wash. Might have been El Taco Llama.
re: kare_raisu
I recognized the place from Bandini's Taco Hunt blog, which was the reason I stopped. The depth and spiciness of the birria taco was the reason this place still stands out in my mind, and also the reason why I felt El Parian was a bit of a letdown for me.
I am kind of taken aback by your statement of feeling unwelcome and standing out at el parian.
The first time I ate there -sure it was a bit daunting [which I think it was all in my mind due to its reputation] - the owner/manager (Raul?) came up to me and started to talk with me and immediately made me feel very welcomed- a lone 20 year old gabacho.
Even if he didn't -the people who eat here obviously know a good place, and I think are more conerned with getting their chow on or enjoying themselves with their families than staring down a person interested in doing the same.
Re. underseasoning - see salt shaker at everytable, seems to be the practice among Mexican dining establishments to salt to your personal taste.
Birria is what they do best here, order that if goat is your thing. I havent had the carnitas but per other chowhounders: dont order it.
I also had the carne asada which seems just to be cut large here, which I regard as a sign that they have nothing to hide in their asada, it's top.
Go back, munch on their cheap chips with killer salsa and await your chivo -its worth it. And if you see me there this weekend (lone whiteboy in the corner) youre more than welcome to chowdown with me. :)
I also went to El Parian for the first time this week. I went solo on Sunday night, about 7:30pm. About four tables were occupied when I arrived, perhaps six when I left, and they had a steady stream of to-go customers. I was the only Caucasian during this time.
Service was polite, fast & warm. I detected no favoritism in play. Two separate waitresses waited on me, both always with a smile...possibly with the slightest hint of amusement at seeing a white guy in there after dark, but whatever, I felt the love.
Chips and drinks came fast. Chips were from a bag, but were fresh and delicious. Salsa was tasty, but I'm not the kind of guy who would know what good salsa was so I'll let others weigh in on it.
I have a cheatsheet in my car with notes of various raves, and the notation for El Parian seemed to point to the all-meat version of the asada burrito, so that's what this lapsed low-carber went with. (However, I was sorely tempted by the possibility of just ordering a pound of asada or carnitas a la carte and just shoveling it down. Do civilized people do such a thing? In the end I chickened out.)
Huge burrito was delivered fairly quickly with vast quantities of tasty asada. I didn't detect any 'charred bits', but it was delicious and (at least the batch I got) had none of that old, steamed quality that I dislike as much as you do. My batch wasn't chewy or greasy in the slightest.
(I'm going to pause a moment and say that nothing in this post should be construed as meaning that I'm doubting any part of your experience. I'm as sick of thread wars as anyone and I'm just offering my experience as an independent data point.)
I did add some salt to my asada -- to my taste, this made the very good asada amazing. I crammed that mountain of beef down my gob and was very happy. I'll be back, and next time, this very white boy will try some goat.
Loteria- I have to agree on the overpriced menu but the food is good. I had a taco that was way small. Definitly a good break from the typical carnitas/carne asada resturants. If you haven't had it, try the tortilla soup. It has a certain kick to it and is well prepared. I'm partial to their tostadas. <---yeh, my first post!
Bummer about your trip to El Parian. I've been at least 20 times now and never had an issue, either with food or whitey-itis. I am white, so I suppose I feel white most of the time. That said, I have had the carne vary some both in size and degree of char - but never had anything chewy. I also love the carnitas here - I recommend it to anyone going. I'm not a chivo maniac yet, but I suppose its in my future.
On my last visit, I noticed a full order of asada (whole flank) on another table with rice and beans. I may try that next time.
I've always been treated really well, too. The waitresses are pretty friendly in my experience, and I'd recommend you flag one down if you need something - like your food! Half an hour for a couple of tacos is poor - I wouldn't be shocked if they misplaced your order. On a weekend, orders of chivo outnumber everything else by about 4 to 1.
I think you should give it another try, food dude. I work very close by and am always up for lunch at El Parian. Let me know if you'd like to go it again with another white boy (and I have some Indian friends we can bring to really mix things up). Serious offer here.
El Super Taco is the place in the same mini-mall as Monte Alban's. Sadly, I agree re the carne asada, which was gristly yet again yesterday. Their meats generally leave something to be desired -- I find the al pastor is usually the best bet. Have to disagree re the salsas, which I think are excellent, esp. the creamy avocado and the super hot styles.
re: a_and_w
I thought their cabeza was by far the best of their meat tacos.
re: tony michaels
Oops, I meant as between the carne asada and al pastor. Haven't yet tried the cabeza, lengua, carnitas, or chorizo.
re: a_and_w
Just for the sake of total truth I haven't tried the lengua yet either. If anyone has tried it feel free to chime in.
re: tony michaels
Concerning cabeza, it is my favorite taco filling of choice and I have always been interested to find out whether the end result is tastier when [traditionally and personally prefered] whole head steamed - 'al vapor'- or portions of cheek etc meat stewed for long periods as a shortcut of sorts.
re: kare_raisu
So many taco fillings - so little time. I typically order cabeza, but it's not always available in the places on the westside. I didn't know that they had a short cut (a meat pun?) for producing the final product. Where else on the westside do you like cabeza tacos? Mostly I find them at the taco trucks on Venice Blvd. or on Lincoln.
re: tony michaels
I wish I could help you with trucks on the westside but I live out in Riverside
re: a_and_w
I had a dry asada experience at El Super Taco once before, but this was before closing. I agree with the great salsas. I've been there about 10-12 other times and had no issues.
As for the people who have had bad experiences at El Parian, I'm sorry. I've been there once before and had a great asada platter. Yes, when you order the tacos you get large slices of meat. That's what sets them apart.
For Loteria (have not been there yet), I heard they are good and that they are expensive. But do remember they are located on an expensive piece of real estate.
One last note. THANK YOU Taco Bandini for your taco blog!!
re: skimrunner
My problem was not with the large chunks of meat. I like that. My problem was that the meat was flavorless and had no char at all. I also did not like the salsa roja, which was very tangy, though I enjoyed the pico de gallo.
It could very well be that I got a bad taco and normally, they are much better. But after all the hype and going out of my way to go to El Parian, I couldn't hide my disappointment.
Frankly, for a similar style taco to El Parian carne asada taco -- a big taco with big chunks of beef, and fresh tomatoes as well as onions and cilantro -- I really like the carne asada taco at The Talpa. While the tortilla isn't all that great and nobody would mistake the salsa for King Taco's, the beef is incredibly flavorful.
re: a_and_w
When is the busiest time frame at El Super Taco? I went during normal dinner hours but it wasn't that busy, a proper explanation to the subar steam table meats.
re: fooddude37
Busiest time seems to be lunch. But I'm confused -- do you think the meat is more likely to be steam tabled when it's busy or quiet? I've been assuming the carne asada is better during periods of high traffic, which unfortunately doesn't seem to be the case.
I've only been to 2 places that you mention, Loteria and El Parian. The food at Loteria has always been good, both Red and Green Chilaqules (sp?) for breakfest and various Tacos later in the day. Those tiny little cups of Habanero Salsa are great on the tacos. I agree that they are overpriced and usually just grab a snack there when I'm passing by, I don't feast there.
When I've gone to El Parian, it has always been great (except for the stale Tostitos). The first time that I went there I got 3 Tacos, 1 with each meat and all were so tasty. I had good service and no unplesant issues with customers or anyone else!
Also of note: Loteria and El Parian serve their tortillas fresh to order (and if not to order- at least are hand made), a standard that is just one foundational building block to a great taco.
Sorry to hear about your bad experience at El Parian. I go there for lunch every once in a while, and in contrast to some, I like the asada much more than the goat. Maybe our tastes are just different, or maybe you hit them on a bad night.
On the "unwelcome" point, I usually show up with a couple of pals, and we're all white businessmen in suits. None of us make any effort whatsoever to order in Spanish, nor could we. (We're Gringos, and that's how we roll.) In spite of this, we've never had a problem or been made to feel unwelcome. Typically we provoke bemusement; hostility, never. (Well, actually, the stale tostitos make me feel a little unwelcome, but that's another issue, and I've certainly not been singled out in that respect.)
Anyway, hope you give them another try, but would understand if you didn't. (There are a lot of places to try out there, and I've been known to write a place off after a single bad experience.)
re: El Parian - sounds like your order was forgotten vs. you were singled out -- but who knows - perhaps a bad day. I was also VERY disappointed in my visit there. The carne was good - but far too juicy for my liking - large cubes of meat. My birria taco was the dissapointment for me - WAY too oily and lacked the flavor I was hoping it would have. I also found the tortillas to be quite dry. Have no desire to go back... but glad I tried it.


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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Colorado State on Wednesday named Dave Baldwin and Tim Duffie assistant football coaches, and Tom Ehlers director of football operations. Head Coach Jim McElwain made the announcement.
McElwain, hired Dec. 13 as the 20th head coach in program history, will announce the titles and responsibilities of Baldwin and Duffie once his first full staff at Colorado State is in place. The offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for No. 2 Alabama, McElwain and the Crimson Tide left Wednesday for New Orleans, where they will meet No. 1 LSU in the Allstate BCS National Championship Monday night.
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- Enters his 33rd season as a coach, a career spent entirely at the college level.
- A Denver native, preceded John Elway at Granada Hills (Calif.) High School in the early 1970s, then coached for Elway's father, Jack, at Cal State Northridge. Coached under the elder Elway most of his early career, with stops at Northridge, San Jose State and Stanford.
- Owns 10 seasons of head-coaching experience, five at the Division I level and five in the highly competitive California JC ranks.
- Has spent the last 11 seasons as an offensive coordinator at major-college programs, including four years (2003-06) at Michigan State, where he served with McElwain. Two of his Spartans QBs, Jeff Smoker and Drew Stanton, advanced to the NFL.
- Coached several future NFL players at Stanford, including WR Ed McCaffrey, TE Greg Baty and WR Emile Harry. Additionally, Stanford QB Brian Johnson opted to pursue a Major League Baseball career as a catcher.
- Orchestrated the largest comeback in NCAA history, a 41-38 win at Northwestern in 2006, as offensive coordinator at Michigan State.
- Garnered Rivals.com WAC Offensive Coordinator of the Year for his efforts during the 2011 season at Utah State.
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- Heavily involved in recruiting to CSU much of the program's top talent, including returning starters Crockett Gillmore, an all-conference performer in his first season as a tight end in 2011, Weston Richburg, a 2010 freshman All-American, and Austin Gray, a 12-game starter at safety as a freshman in 2011. Also helped bring promising youngsters Davon Riddick, DeAndre Elliott, Mason Hathaway, Thomas Coffman, Kevin Pierre-Louis, Trent Matthews and Bernard Blake to the Rams.
- In his first season at the reins of the CSU secondary, 2011, helped the Rams finish the regular season ranked 14th in the nation against the pass, allowing just 179.6 yards per game.
- Spent nine seasons as an assistant at UTEP, where he coached nine all-conference performers, a WAC Player of the Year, and four players who went on to the NFL.
- A two-year starting linebacker at Texas Tech, once had 18 tackles in a 1999 game against Missouri.
- Lettered in four sports, garnering his conference's football Player of the Year honors, as a prep in Jefferson, Texas.
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