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Barbara Morgan, Weiner's communications director, referred to ex-intern Olivia Nuzzi as a "b----" and at least three other more profane slurs because the young woman, who only interned for her for four weeks, penned an insider account of the campaign. In a Daily News article, Nuzzi said that people joined the Weiner campaign just so they could get close to his wife, Huma Abedin, and hopefully hitch a ride on her wagon with her boss, Hillary Clinton.
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Gel manicures are pretty and last a long time. But are they potentially dangerous? New research shows the lights used during the manicures can increase your risk of cancer.
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During her research on gel, also known as shellac manicures, she found that UV exposure isn't the only potential problem.
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Fear not, fans of Joel and Ethan Coen. You won't have to wait much longer for their follow-up to True Grit. Inside Llewyn Davis is coming soon, and now it's even got a folky little trailer to tide you over.
Based loosely on Dave Van Ronk's memoir, The Mayor of MacDougal Street, which was published after his death, the film follows singer-songwriter Llewyn Davis (Oscar Isaac) through the murky waters of the Greenwich Village folk music scene in the 1960s. But if that's not enough of a hook, Llewyn brings along a pretty cute cat for the ride.
Alongside Isaac in the cast is Carey Mulligan, who seems right at home in the iconic place in space and time that brought us Bob Dylan, as well as Van Ronk and the Mamas and the Papas. Justin Timberlake, Garrett Hedlund, John Goodman, and Adam Driver of Girls also star.
Inside Llewyn Davis doesn't yet have a release date, but it's likely that we'll see it picked up for distribution in 2013. After all, who doesn't love a classic story of trying to make it in New York?
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Studying film draws on both our intellect and our imagination. As an accessible and even ubiquitous transnational cultural form, film opens us to other worlds, other lives, other ways of seeing.
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I tend to dream from time to time about alligators. I'm either running away from them or fighting them off. I still don't know what this repetitive dream means. – Michelle 40, Oveido, FL
Lauri: Recurring dreams are either connected to recurring behavior patterns or ongoing issues. As long as the issue or the behavior continues so will the dreams. Alligators often represent someone around you with a big, mean mouth, someone who has sharp, biting remarks. Has anyone around you been critical of you or said hurtful things to you? Do you have the recurring behavior of allowing people's remarks to really bother you? If so, that's why you keep getting the dream.
Michelle replies: Oh my God, yes! My husband for years always criticizes me, says and does very hurtful things to me from time to time. They hurt me very deeply and I cry sometimes. I'm always trying to make the marriage work but I never see him trying, even though he says he loves me. This makes so much sense now! Thank you so much Lauri! I feel like crying now that I finally understand what my dreams have always meant.
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(RNN) - The youth movements started by ACC teams in 2012 could pay off sooner than expected.
A weaker than average recruiting year and several lineups heavy on underclassmen led to a down season in the ACC. Only four - Duke, Miami, North Carolina and NC State - made the NCAA tournament, and only two more, Virginia and Maryland, garnered any consideration as bubble teams.
This year brings many of those fresh(man)-faced lineups back fully intact. And the guys who spent all season in advanced placement courses for lump-taking gained exponential growth on their learning curve.
Now, they are ready to share their education with others.
Part 2 of the ACC preview profiles multiple teams with the necessary parts to make the leap from also-ran to rival the best of the league's competitors.
Part 1, featuring teams 15 to 11, was released Monday. Look for part 3 on Wednesday.
Last season: 24-9 (12-6 Big East). Key returnees: Lamar Patterson, James Robinson, Talib Zanna.
Newcomer Pitt's playing style could be described as "deliberate," although "slow" would work, too. Well coached under Jamie Dixon, the team will again rely heavily on defense and rebounding to win games.
That style of play has been successful for the program during the regular season, and it has translated into three Sweet 16 runs in 10 years. However, their pacing may be more difficult to maintain against an ACC schedule littered with teams who want to go at a fast pace for 40 minutes.
Grabbing missed shots may be more of a challenge for the Panthers with the loss of Steven Adams, who left school early for the NBA. The Panthers' top recruit, Michael Young, joins returning starter Talib Zanna in the frontcourt.
Young stands at 6'8" and has impressed scouts and analysts with a polished low-post game. The freshman showed he could potentially become a scorer right away, even with the jump in talent level.
Lamar Patterson, now a senior, will have more responsibility to account for points. He shot a respectable 46 percent from the floor in 2012-13, but will need to improve on his 66 percent rate at the line.
Last season: 22-12 (8-10). Key returnees: Nick Faust, Dez Wells, Shaquille Cleare.
Seth Allen, who was slated as the starting point guard, won't be back from a broken foot until early to mid-January, leaving the duty to Wells, Faust and freshman Roddy Peters. That is not a good indicator for the team who gave up the most turnovers in the ACC last year.
Despite that, Maryland was playing its best basketball late in the season. Coach Mark Turgeon's use of a deep bench kept any of his guys from averaging 29 minutes a contest. And they had plenty left in the tank for a late run that included two wins against Duke and a run to the semis of the NIT.
Wells, who combines speed with the physicality needed to finish at the rim, also sparked the improved play when he took it on himself to be the team's No. 1 option. With him established in that role for 2013, the team shouldn't have the struggles of identity crisis it faced, and he will likely improve upon the 13.1 points per game he averaged.
Alex Len was the man most responsible for the Terps' proficiency in rebounding (40.8 per game, third in the nation), but he left school early to become the No. 5 overall pick in the NBA Draft. Filling his sizable shoes will be a pair of 6'8 wide-bodies in Cleare and Charles Mitchell. The duo may make up for some of the loss on the boards with an improved low-post game - something they flashed signs of already.
Maryland may have a little more motivation to finish well in its last season before moving to the Big Ten. Their opposition will be inclined to see that doesn't happen.
Last season: 13-18 (6-12). Key returnees: Travis McKie, Codi Miller-McIntyre, Devin Thomas.
The pressure has built in Winston-Salem, with the Wake faithful calling for the dismissal of head coach Jeff Bzdelik, as well as the athletic director, during the offseason. The Deacons have the talent to step up and save their leader's job, provided that pressure doesn't collapse the ground beneath them first.
Their frenetic pace produced some good results and some bad. While they were the second-best team in the league at causing turnovers, they were third-worst at giving them away. Their top scorer last year, C.J. Harris, was one of the worst offenders at 2.5 a game, but it remains to be seen if someone can add his load on offense while protecting the ball better.
Senior Travis McKie has shown he can provide more offense when needed, and he will be a stabilizing presence to a rotation of mostly sophomores. An increase in opportunities could get him back to the numbers he had two seasons ago (16.1 points, 48-percent shooting, 38-percent on 3s).
Maybe the most important of the second-year players is Devin Thomas, a 6'9 nuclear blast of energy in the painted area. He showed he could ride the wave of a roaring pro-Wake crowd to a great game, but has yet to put up the same level on someone else's floor.
Their ACC road record, 1-24 under Bzdelik, was the topic of an ad placed in the Greensboro, NC, newspaper during the conference tournament, along with the website FireBZ.com. Whether that record improves will be the best gauge of the Demon Deacons' season and their coach's future.
Last season: 16-17 (7-11). Key returnees: Ryan Anderson, Olivier Hanlan, Joe Rahon.
BC fans have a lot of positives they can point to as evidence their team is poised to break out. The team finished the regular season on a 4-2 stretch, played spoiler with wins over Maryland and Virginia, saw Hanlan emerge as a legitimate star and returns nearly everyone from their rotation.
The 41-point effort in the ACC tournament victory against Georgia Tech showcased the point guard's offensive skills. He beats defenders off the dribble, gets to the free throw line and goes scorching hot for stretches behind the arc (40 percent on 3s in 2012-13).
Hanlan's play also took pressure off Ryan Anderson near the basket, preventing defenses from collapsing on him when he got the ball. The 6'9 forward totaled 14.9 points and eight rebounds a game while shooting 48 percent.
Head coach Steve Donahue's biggest loss from a year ago is Andrew Van Nest, who played little more than 10 minutes a game. He will look to shot blockers Dennis Clifford and Eddie Odio to keep opponents from driving the lane at will, something that happened too often in the past.
If the Eagles can muster even a serviceable presence on defense, they have enough firepower to knock off any of the names on their schedule.
Last season: 16-15 (6-12). Key returnees: Chris Bolden, Robert Carter Jr., Marcus Georges-Hunt.
Brian Gregory's team may be the best-suited for a leap in the standings. A raw but talented group of freshman saw starter's minutes a year ago, and they should be ready to provide far more consistency on offense than they did last year.
The Ramblin' Wreck also get a huge upgrade at the point guard position with incoming transfer Trae Golden. The senior logged more than 30 minutes a game at Tennessee the last two years and has a knack for getting to the basket and drawing fouls.
While he's not a pure passer, he will better set up sophomores Georges-Hunt and Carter for open looks, something they usually had to generate themselves. Georges-Hunt's skills at getting to the rim should get displayed more, and Carter can spend more time using his 6'8", 250-pound frame to get position around the basket.
Bolden will miss the first two games of the regular season on suspension. But, provided his team rules violations are behind him, he should help Golden with the ball-handling duties and the outside shooting.
Tech quietly developed into one of the better defensive teams by season's end (62.4 points per game allowed), which is impressive given the number of freshman on the court. Coming off a full offseason to learn the system, the combination of discipline and athleticism could be a nightmare for the rest of the conference.
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Working from home or "telecommuting" is an ideal situation for a lot of people.
The woman you're about to meet has been doing it for eight years and says the key to being successful is making sure you treat it as if you are going into the office for work.
It was just another day at the office for Maricopa resident Lynn Lanier, but in this case, the office is only 10 feet from her bedroom.
"I haven't stepped foot in the office for eight years, and my last three bosses I've never met," she said.
Lynn is an IT project manager for a company based in Arkansas, but with her home office set up, she does her job more than a thousand miles away.
"I mean I literally get up in the morning I go sit at my desk and I'm working. If you IM [instant message] me, I'm at my desk, if you call me, I'm at my desk. And they can tell if you're working or not," she explained.
She says it's that kind of work ethic you have to have in order to be a productive telecommuter.
"I do have people in my office who say that they can telecommute -- because they wouldn't be productive, they wouldn't be disciplined enough to sit there and actually work," said Lynn.
Companies like Yahoo! and Best Buy are finding that out -- scaling back or cutting out telecommuting altogether after discovering some employees weren't putting in the time.
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How to get ready for the gym
Why Shower at the gym?
First of all, if you are going to work, the answer is obvious. If you are running errands, it is not a good idea for your nether regions to be sitting in a human sauna for more than 30 minutes. Don't ask me how I know this, but I know. Plus, you are being kind to your fellow human beings by showering after a sweat-fest.
FOOD and DRINK:
First things first! You need your water for the workout and something healthy to eat after. I typically whip up a protein shake first thing in the morning and stick it in the freezer for 20+ minutes while I'm getting ready and drinking ridiculous amounts of coffee. I'll also pack some nibbles, like fruit or nuts or carrots - in case my mouth wants some exercise too. I carry all of it in a cooler bag like the black & white one below in the background.
You can find cute cooler bags from Koko and other brands. I bought this one in Canada and it's called D-fusion and I can't find it online anywhere! I include a little ice pack like the one on the right.
GYM CARD & other essentials:
You'll need to pack your gym card, ID (because everyone needs to know who you are these days), a credit card if you want (I want! What if they are having a sale on gym clothes!) some cash, keys, and of course the cell phone because otherwise it would need to be detached surgically from a hand. All of these items go in the cooler bag. My purse that is devoid of any value sits happily in the trunk of my car (so as not to attract thieves…I do live in a 'big city'). Valuables come with me inside the gym.
There is a slight method to the madness here: You'll want to pack your clothes so that they don't wrinkle (you can also bring them on a hanger if you want/need.) I find that if I roll my clothes into a sausage shape, they don't get wrinkly. Then I dream of sausages.
I always have two plastic bags with me: one for my (dirty) shoes, and one for my (clean) clothes:
Dirty shoes into one bag:
Roll the clean clothes around the shoes, into a nice little sausage shape and put all of it into the other plastic bag. These bags need to be plastic because they will later live out their life's dream of housing your sweaty gym clothes and wet towels.
So you'll be walking out the door with your purse (because you'll need it after the gym**), your cooler bag, and either one or two plastic bags, depending upon whether or not your gym has towels. If not, you need to bring your own: a big one (for showering) or two (if you have long hair and want a 'hair towel') and a smaller 'sweat towel.'
**By the way, I'm not being sexist. Men can and do carry Murses or MANbags. I married one. Please stop laughing.
But you're wondering about your gym bag aren't you? Don't worry! That lives in the trunk of your car! No need to carry it in and out of your house!
Now, since you probably need some recovery time from the exertion of just getting ready for the gym, I'll let you recuperate and I'll be back next week with a post on what you need to do to get ready at the gym (including what lives in your gym bag.) You can ask my good friend, Janetha: there's more to it than meets the eye. You can read all about our workouts and gym adventure last week on her blog.
Q: Do you shower at the gym? Do you have any tips that I should include in next week's post? Do you know any men who carry MANbags? (I like to emphasize the MAN in MANbags)
PS Thank you, Janetha for pimping Windows Live Writer to me again, even after I didn't listen to you the first time! This post would have taken a few millenia to write with Blogger In Draft, but thanks to you and WLW, I got it done in no time flat! <3
Finally, Janetha went in for a diagnostic medical procedure this morning and I just found out that she has had some complications. Please keep good thoughts for her and if you are the praying type, please feel free.
Edited to add: Just heard from Janetha's Mom and she's fine, but it seems she just had some benign discomfort. Whew.
22 comments:
- Andrea@WellnessNotes said...
You certainly are a pro at getting ready for the gym! I do find that it takes some real planning to get it "right." My hubby is always forgetting his gym shoes when he plans to go right after work (even though I put another pair in the trunk of his car; somehow they find their way out way too often, too...).
I used to work out at the gym a lot more and used to shower there a lot. These days I almost always shower at home. One of the reasons is that the water is often really, really cold, and cold showers are just no fun...
I've been thinking of Janetha since she had to go back to the hospital. Hope she'll feel better soon.
- October 13, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Averie @ Love Veggies and Yoga said...
I have a MAC and have tried using WLW with special software to try to get it to interface with my MAC (very tricky little process right there) and with all the interfacing and steps, I never really got it going easily...but glad you did. Anything to make it all faster!
And the bag. CUTE! When I cloth diapered Skylar, I had those type of zipper-lined plastic bags that I bought on Esty. Good idea to use them for the gym stuff.
- October 13, 2011 at 5:32 PM
- lindsay said...
yes, janetha and her live writer skills save the day! so much faster, isn't it?!
I shower at the gym because
a) I work there in the mornings and it saves me time
b) i am cheap and i use their water
c) i am really cheap and use their shampoo, razors, lotion, etc.
d) you get my point.
- October 13, 2011 at 7:15 PM
- Lindsay @ Lindsay's List said...
Janetha's the one who told ME about Live Writer too! What a lifesaver!! And what a sweet, Janetha!
The roll-up sausage thing - genius! You kind of sound like a anal planner - I like that.
- October 13, 2011 at 7:25 PM
- Deb (Smoothie Girl Eats Too) said...
Andrea: Thanks for reminding me about SNEAKERS in the car! I always keep a spare there also.
Averie: LOVE diaper bags- I had always wished that someone would design an 'it' cooler bag the way they design 'it' diaper bags!
Lindsay: There will be WEEKS where I won't have showered at my house :-)
List Lindsay: Anal: ask Janetha about my 'schedule' when she visited :-D
- October 13, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- Amanda said...
LOL! Nether regions in a sauna. Fantastic. Our gym is in our apartment complex so the shower thing is a non-issue. But eventually, I'd like to go to a bigger gym.
Andy has a man bag that he brings to work. It's cute. ha.
Glad Janetha is doing okay!
- October 13, 2011 at 7:39 PM
- Ameena said...
I wake up, throw on some clothes, wash my face, and go downstairs to the gym - all in 5 minutes time. It's so convenient that I really have no excuse! And the shower issues is not a problem for me either.
I'm really glad Janetha is okay!
- October 13, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- littlemissgymrat said...
I'd love to shower after working out but my workout times are always between classes.. :( but I make the effort to not sit next to others in lectures that follow after a workout. And anti-perspirants? Best friend.
Great post!
- October 14, 2011 at 6:28 AM
- Eden said...
Testing! because every time I post it gets deleted so I'm just checking before I leave a novel comment...
- October 14, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Eden said...
Yay, it worked! I did have to press "submit" three times but horray!
Ok, well luckily, my gym has towels and plastic bags so I'm beyond thankful my gym bag is fairly light. I ALWAYS shower at the gym. Sometimes I wash my hair, and if thats the case I bring my own little conditioner (cause I actually love the shampoo they provide). I always bring flip flops and generally "light" clothes so I don't have to schlep a lot of stuff.
I never bring food. I have so much food in the car! haha! But my car IS always stocked with some refueling foods that I'll munch on when I'm done. KIND bars or crackers. I also got these jerkey sticks from whole foods recently which are ok but a waste of six bucks.
Ok, I need to go away...this is getting long. Horray for easier blogging! Maybe you can teach me? I hope this means more posts from you!
PS, I LOLZed and the linkage
PSS yay to Jbean being ok!
- October 14, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- teabagginit said...
i am so ocd when it comes to my gym bag - i've finally perfected packing it for efficiency & space maximization (i'm such a dork!)
my tips are to carry plastic grocery bags (the ones that hold the loose produce) to put wet/sweaty clothes & towels in and to keep shampoo/soap in travel-sized containers.
- October 14, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- Anonymous said...
I have never been to a gym and the thought of showering there conjures up images of me showering at my dorm in college - I had to wear flip flops and it was awful. But if I did go to a gym, I would want this bag:
and if I did yoga, I would want this one:
Yeah, I am not choicy or anything....;)
And ++++happy faces on Janetha - nothing a few probiotics can't fix (and maybe checking some food intolerances!)
- October 14, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- Deb (Smoothie Girl Eats Too) said...
Amanda & Ameena- oh how easy to have your gym in your building!
Amanda- if I knew about Andy's manbag, I could have brought it up so as to have our husbands bond over that :-)
Littlemissgymrat- in that case, at least try to 'ahem' clean yourself a bit and make sure you're not wet down there. You'll thank me one day
Eden: Nope on more frequent blogging, but my life will be made easier nonetheless.
Teabag: I knew you'd have a system in place :-)
Missy- yes I've seen those bags with the separate compartment for shoes. SMART!
- October 15, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Julie said...
i am never NEARLY as prepared as you are for the gym! i'm loving your dirty laundry bags haha because i usually just stick my wet towel and dirty clothes all in the bag i brought my clean clothes in. hmmm that makes me QUITE dirty. i also have a ghetto fab cooler not so pretty but totes does the job. ain't no shame in being a cooler queen right?
- October 16, 2011 at 6:47 AM
- Ariz said...
I am a gym shower virgin, I have never ever shower in a gym, mostly because there was not a shower in some of the gyms that I was a member and then when there was a shower at the gym I saw some pretty disturbing situations in there so I rather shower at home. If I ever have to shower in a gym I will comeback to this post.
PS: my husband has a manpurse too, very useful for carrying wine.
- October 16, 2011 at 8:23 AM
- Deb (Smoothie Girl Eats Too) said...
Julie- I am a sucker for a cute cooler bag <3
Ariz- I know a few men who carry/carried manpurses for the purpose of transporting wine. It must be an inherited trait :-)
- October 16, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- janetha - meals and moves said...
i saw a new post in my reader and got excited then i realized it was the one i read from my phone already but didn't comment because i would rather gouge my eyes out.
anyway--you are THE gym guru! can't wait for the getting ready post!
you are so sweet with the end part :) love you!
- October 17, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Jenn (GH) said...
Love that bag!
As you know, I'm not a fan of gyms so I workout and shower at home BUT I love MANbags. My dad carries one and I think it's the coolest thing ever!!
- October 17, 2011 at 11:50 PM
- Lindsey said...
Hey Deb, I tried to email you but I guess you didn't get it. Love this post but I am with Jen and can't go to a gym, but I wanted to let you know I was raving about you the last few day! Smoothies and protein muffins are rocking my world right now!
- October 18, 2011 at 6:18 PM
- Lauren @ Oatmeal after Spinning said...
I love this post!
And I HATE showering at the gym. I have to do it every Tuesday because I teach a super early morning spin class, and it's the only way I'll be on time to work. I have packing my bag down to a science and have managed to perfect my showering/getting ready routine at the gym to be done in 20 minutes (as long as there's not a line for the shower...ugh.)
- October 19, 2011 at 11:58 AM
- Deb (Smoothie Girl Eats Too) said...
jantha <3
Jenn- I didn't know that MANbags run in your family too?
Lindsey- I did get an email- I replied. Try again if you didn't get it- I think it was a long one :-)
Lauren- thank you for reading and commenting. Oh, a shower line would be pretty awful. I know what you mean about getting it down to a science. If I don't foof or do any mascara, then I can be out in about 20-25. I always feel oddly accomplished, even as I carry 53 bags out of the gym with me :-?
- October 20, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- Christina said...
Absolutely hysterical!! And so true! I never took a bag with my stuff into the shower though, that'll definitely help out. No clue why I didn't think of that lol.
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Art Garfunkel has canceled the remainder of his 2012 concert due to continuing problems with his vocal cords, according to Vintage Vinyl News. Garfunkel, who had been sidelined from performing for two years due to vocal cord paralysis, made headlines last week after he blowing off two Swedish concerts last weekend and flying home to the U.S.
Garfunkel's reps issued a statement, which read:
Legendary singer and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Art Garfunkel has been forced to postpone the remaining 10 concerts he had scheduled for 2012. Since doctors discovered a weakened vocal cord in 2010, the singer has been working on mending his voice and is intent on making a full recovery.
Garfunkel regrets the disappointment to fans who bought tickets as well as the venues and promoters who worked to make these shows a success. "I had such hopes of being finally ready to perform. How painful to try and not be quite yet there," says Garfunkel. Manager John Scher says, "Art wants to perform, more than anything. He's going to come back stronger than ever."
Art Garfunkel revealed that in some ways, the loss of his voice has brought him and Paul Simon closer together: "Paul used the word 'God' now, for the first time in life. 'I find myself saying, 'Please God, let Artie's voice come back so we can do this thing one more time.' I find that so endearing, c'mon! It shows that the core of Simon & Garfunkel is a thing of beauty -- at the core."
CANCELED: Art Garfunkel U.S. tour dates (subject to change):
October 11 - Tarrytown, NY - The Tarrytown Music Hall
October 12 - New Bedford, MA - Zeiterion Performing Arts Center
October 26 - Milwaukee, WI - Pabst Theater
October 27 - Minneapolis, MN - Pantages Theatre
November 2 - Catoosa, OK - The Joint at Hard Rock Casino / Tulsa
November 3 - Wichita, KS - Orpheum Theatre
November 24 - Englewood, NJ - Bergen Performing Arts Center
November 30 - Fort Worth, TX - Bass Performance Hall
December 1 - Skokie, IL - North Shore Center For The Performing Arts
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Moderators: Jenise, David M. Bueker, Robin Garr
.from bargain-basement to high-end collectible
Jenise wrote:Begs the question, for you or anyone else: are there any real high-end collectible Chilean wines? Oh sure, there are wines producers want you to regard as such, like Montes M and whoever's pricey Sena, and there are wines that can handily catch a geek's attention like CyT's Don Melchor, but are there any Chileans that geeks take seriously as "high end collectible"?
Best as I can tell from the sidelines (as far as Chilean wines are concerned), about ten years after we saw the first collectible-priced Chilean wine enter the marketplace, most afficionados still seem to be at the "gee, that's a lot of money for a Chilean wine" stage.
Bob Parsons Alberta. wrote:That one is in town Carl. Will pick up and write some notes, do you have any for interest sake?
Last night I opened a Cousino Macul for a friend from Chile who nannys down the road and she said "too much wood". Stay tuned forumites.
Carl Eppig (Middleton, NH wrote:Bob, I think you are spot on about the blends. That is why my favorite Chilean "Cab" (Rothschild's Escudo Rojo) under $20 is a blend.
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>>>Click here to visit the memorial Facebook page for the fallen firefighters
PRESCOTT, Ariz. (AP) - The city of Prescott has released the names of the 19 firefighters who were killed in a wildfire. Fourteen of the victims were in their 20s. - Andrew Ashcraft, 29 - KevinWoyjeck, 21 - Anthony Rose, 23 - Eric Marsh, 43 - Christopher MacKenzie, 30 - Robert Caldwell, 23 - Clayton Whitted , 28 - ScottNorris, 28 - Dustin Deford, 24 - SeanMisner, 26 - Garret Zuppiger, 27 - Travis Carter, 31 - GrantMcKee, 21 - TravisTurbyfill, 27 - JesseSteed, 36 - Wade Parker, 22 - Joe Thurston, 32 - William Warneke, 25 - John Percin, 24
YARNELL, Ariz. (AP) - The bodies of 19 members of an elite firefighting crew killed after being overrun by an Arizona wildfire have been retrieved from the mountain where they died. Prescott Fire Chief Dan Fraijo now says all 19 were from the Prescott-based Granite Mountain Hotshots. Authorities earlier said one of the men wasn't a crew member. One man who belonged to the 20-person team survived because he was moving the crew's truck. The crew was found late Sunday afternoon with their emergency fire shelters deployed. They'd been battling a blaze moving toward Yarnell, a small town about 85 miles northwest of Phoenix. The bodies were retrieved Monday near the town. The fire made it into Yarnell and destroyed an unknown number of homes and businesses. It has burned more than 13 square miles.PREVIOUS STORY:
YARNELL, Ariz. (AP) - The lone survivor of an elite firefighting crew that was trapped and killed by an Arizona wildfire escaped because he was moving the crew's truck when the flames roared over the men. The wind-whipped fire trapped 18 members of a Prescott-based "hotshot" crew and another man working with them Sunday. All 19 died despite deploying tent-like fire structures designed to deflect the heat and flames. Arizona State Forestry Division spokesman Mike Reichling says one member of the hotshot crew survived after separating from the team to move its vehicle. Southwest incident team leader Clay Templin says the crew and commanders were following safety protocols, but it appears the fire's erratic nature simply overwhelmed them. Reichling says the blaze roughly 85 miles northwest of Phoenix has burned 13 square miles with zero containment.PREVIOUS STORY:
YARNELL, Ariz. (AP) - A wildfire that killed nearly 20 members of an elite fire crew trying to help protect homes in a small central Arizona town has quadrupled in size, to 13 square miles. Arizona State Forestry Division spokesman Mike Reichling said Monday that 18 "hotshot" fire crews are now battling the blaze, approximately 85 miles northwest of Phoenix, and more are expected. On Sunday, the lightning-sparked fire killed 18 members of a 20-member hotshot crew based in nearby Prescott. Reichling says one other person also was killed but has not been identified. The fire on Sunday spread to at least 2,000 acres amid triple-digit temperatures, destroying dozens of homes and sending hundreds fleeing from the community of Yarnell. Reichling says the blaze is now at 8,374 acres, with zero containment.PREVIOUS STORY:
YARNELL, Ariz. (AP) - More crew members and a top-level management team are headed to an out-of-control wildfire in Arizona that killed 19 elite firefighters and destroyed much of a small town. A total of 250 firefighters and support personnel were assigned to the fire in Yarnell as of Sunday. Fire managers say another four Hotshot crews are on the way. They typically have 20 members each. The Daily Courier in Prescott reported that the fire had grown to 2,000 acres by early Monday. The lightning-sparked fire also destroyed 200 houses and sent hundreds fleeing from the town of about 700 residents about 85 miles northwest of Phoenix. Spokesmen for fire managers did not immediately respond to requests for comment early Monday.PREVIOUS COVERAGE:
NBCNEWS.COM - A fast-moving wildfire in central Arizona claimed the lives of 19 firefighters on Sunday, authorities said.
A spokesman for the Arizona State Forestry Division said the firefighters were fighting the blaze near the town of Yarnell, Ariz., about 90 miles northwest of Phoenix. The fire, which was started by lightning, prompted evacuations of about 50 nearby homes.
The Arizona Republic reported the state authorities plan to call in federal help to battle the 2,000-acre blaze.
About 200 firefighters are fighting the fire, which has destroyed several homes in the community.
YARNELL, Ariz. (AP) - A fire information officer says 19 firefighters are unaccounted for while battling the Yarnell Hill Fire in a central Arizona community.
Mike Reichling told the Arizona Republic (http://bit.ly/158NjWp ) that 20 firefighters were involved in a "serious incident."
The newspaper reports that one of the firefighters has been located.
The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office has notified residents in the Peeples Valley area and in the town of Yarnell to evacuate.
Roxie Glover, spokeswoman at Wickenburg Community Hospital, told The Associated Press that the hospital has been told to expect residents with injuries and firefighters.
Earlier Sunday, the fast-moving fire prompted evacuations of 50 homes in the Buckhorn, Model Creek and Double A Bar Ranch areas about 85 miles northwest of Phoenix.
In the afternoon, the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office expanded the evacuations to include residents in the Peeples Valley area and in the town of Yarnell.
The wildfire also forced the closure of parts of state Route 89, the Arizona Department of Transportation announced. The department did not have an estimate of how long the closure would last but advised drivers to use U.S. 93 or Interstate 17 as alternate routes.
The Red Cross has opened a shelter at Yavapai College in Prescott, the sheriff's office said.
The Yarnell Hill Fire now covers nearly 2,000 acres, according to the newspaper.
The fire started Friday but picked up momentum Sunday as the area experienced high temperatures, low humidity and windy conditions.
About two hundred firefighters are now working at the fire, but an additional 130 firefighters and more water- and retardant-dropping helicopters and aircraft are on their way.
In another Arizona fire, a 2-acre blaze that started at a motorcycle salvage yard and spread to a trailer park has destroyed five mobile homes in the Gila County community of Rye, located more than 130 miles east of Yarnell.
Gila County Health and Emergency Services Director Michael O'Driscoll said no one was injured in Rye.
The fire was ignited Saturday night at All Bikes Sales located off Highway 87. It spread to neighboring federal Forest Service land but was fully contained within 12 hours of its start.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Seven adults and two children were staying at a shelter set up for people who were evacuated, the Red Cross said.


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Alamo Square Seafood Grill
- Address:
803 Fillmore St
San Francisco, CA 94117Neighborhood:
Civic Center / Hayes Valley / Van Ness
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Alamo Square Seafood Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://alamosquareseafoodgrill.com/
- Phone: 4154402828
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, French
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: we cater for pick up or full catering.
- Private Party Facilities: Specializing in serving wonderfully prepared, generous portions of fresh seafood to our San Francisco neighbors and friends for the last 10 years.
We cater with a personalized approach by customizing menus to reflect our customer's own taste.
- Private Party Contact: Andre Larzul 4154402828
- Special Events: valentines dinner menu 3 course $ 40 per person.
A word from Alamo Square Seafood Grill
We specialize in fresh seafood in generous portions. Come and visit us on Wednesday evening when you can "Bring Your Own Wine" and corkage fees are waived. In the last eight years, we have become a neighborhood favorite for a delicious meal at a great price. When Michael Bauer reviewed us he said, "Good seafood value at Alamo Square." and "The owners of Alamo are veterans at offering good food at great value." as well as "Snapper, salmon, tuna, swordfish, and petrale sole are all priced at $13.50 for a generous half-pound portion. Even with nothing else on the plate, it would be a good deal, but when you add the myriad side dishes, it's astounding."Continued
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Alamo Square Seafood Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
59 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (46)fit for foodies (15)romantic (14)special occasion (7)notable wine list (4)scenic view (1)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)late-night find (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Little GemsallyVIPDined on 9/17/2014Discovered this restaurant as we wanted to celebrate a birthday in that area; staff and service were very warm and inviting, food was lovely their surprise celebration desert was very much enjoyed by our now 21 year old daughter! Their menu was clever with a set priced menu that ran from 530 till 730, nights where wine was half price and nights where you could bring your own; all very inventive. If we lived in the area I know that we would become weekly diners, another great reason to move to San Francisco!Special Features:
- what a find !heavenlyDined on 9/17/2014found this little place on Fillmore, after many drive thrus. what a delight, really good fish, pleasant ambiance and efficient and friendly service. Went on Wed., and found kit was free corkage night; but I still like anyk other day.Special Features:
- Great!adsloDined on 9/13/2014Have been wanting to try this place for over 5 years and finally pulled the trigger - pleasantly surprised and the atmosphere was soothing.Special Features:
- Alamo Sq Fixed price menuannajakDined on 9/13/2014The portions was perfect for me --a little small for my husband. Next time he will order a regular meal. Fish was very good. When we have time to walk there from the civic center, this is a great choice and we will return. Arriving when it opens at 5:30 and placing our order quickly allows us time- to attend the pre-symphony lecture at 7 pm.Special Features:
- Great for BYOBJiniDined on 9/10/2014I went here on a Weds to take advantage of the BYOB offer! The menu was small and focused and food tasted lovely. I would return here.Special Features:
- A Too-Hidden JewelCarnationDined on 9/8/2014We had a delightful time and appreciated not being rushed through dinner. There are far too few restaurants where people can hear their table mates--this is one of them. We will definitely return!Special Features:
- Excellent SeafoodSherryFromSFDined on 8/29/2014It was our first time at Alamo Square Seafood Grill. There were 3 of us, 2 celebrating birthdays. We shared a couple of appetizers: The Escargots Farcies a la Bourguignon were delicious, and not at all chewey. The fish dishes were light and melt in your mouth tender, with beautiful, flavorful sauces. The owner was very kind and friendly, told us about the secret parking lot, and made us laugh - he's quite a character. After we had our dessert and paid our bill, he brought out complimentary port to cap off our meal, in honor of the birthdays. It was a wonderful evening, and we will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for family get-togetherDonJonDined on 8/26/2014In San Francisco for a family reunion. Restaurant was close to our accommodation in lower Haight, so was an easy walk. Service was excellent, reasonably priced wine by the glass, and a quiet setting so we could easily converse. Food was also very good...had the pasta special which was amazing, steak which was cooked perfectly and tasty appies. The only disappointment was the clam chowder...tasty, but thin and not many clams. Would definitely recommend the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sfbarbDined on 8/21/2014The Pres Fixe is a great find. However, one comment is that soup is quite salty and the dessert a bit on the sweet side. Otherwise, a great place for a nice dinner.Special Features:
- Good food at reasonable pricesFoodiepair50sDined on 7/26/2014Had the salad/lump crab cake and salmon. All were tasty and service friendly and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsFillmoeDined on 7/22/2014The format: 4 types of fresh fish 4 sauces 4 cooking methods Diner's choice, mix-and-match We have been returning here for many years for satisfying dinners in a very casual setting. When we arrived about 6:30 pm, the crowd was "boomer" age, and as we left, the tables were filled with younger diners. They only aspect that is a tiny bit negative is that with only two servers, the service is a bit slow, but always courteous. It's always been that way; perhaps it's part of the ambiance. We don't mind and will go back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Quality, Top Value and parking!zestysfVIPDined on 7/14/2014I live in Pac Heights and hadn't been to Alamo Square in years. It's just great! Before 7 there's a prix fixe meal for $14.95. Yes, you read that correctly. I had a delicious curry zucchini soup, fresh mahi mahi with green peppercorn sauce, tasty rice and an abundance of squash, carrots and brussel sprouts as a main course. The dessert was baked Alaska on creme anglaise with caramel sauce and sliced almonds. Monday night is half price bottle of wine;Tuesday by the glass. I know because it was so good, went there for a business dinner the next night! Same menu, same great service. Most notable = is it's Q-U-I-E-T. I don't review often -- but the place wasn't even half full both nights. Neighbors, it deserves our business.Special Features:
- AlyVVIPDined on 7/11/2014Cozy little spot with delicious food. Good if you love seafood and if you don't the menu has other options. Ability to choose type of fish and preparation and sauce.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phoning in - bad. Great food &staffYummerzDined on 7/11/2014I woulda gave Alamo 5 stars if Open Table or Alamo didnt resched my 7pm reservation. Alamo claimed it was OT that somehow pushed thru the reservation even tho Alamo could not accommadate our larger group. (Alamo had a larger group coming in at 7 apparently). Also it was alotta phone tags/calls to reach a live person @ Alamo to confirm/ hear why my reservation got changed. (I booked about a week ahead too. Oh well :-/) Still i forgave this lil snafu and dined there. I had the poached salmon. Not bad. Def good seafood and Tirimisu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodieVIPDined on 7/6/2014Great fish prepared perfectly. Nice sides. Very tasty. We will be back.Special Features:
- Good value but –AliceBTVIPDined on 7/5/2014Perhaps this is in the category of "you get what you pay for," but the fish on prix fixe menu special was not very fresh, nor cooked particularly well, tho definitely edible; the vegetables seemed to be leftover from the night before. It's a nice place with decent wine and excellent prices but the kitchen needs a little more attention to detail.Special Features:
- Charming little spotfatkidlovecakeDined on 7/1/2014This is the closest 'special occasion' type restaurant to my home, so I've celebrated many a birthday, going away, and anniversary here. However, with its amazing specials (such as Monday 1/2 off wine glasses, Tuesday 1/2 off wine bottles, and Wednesday free corkage) this place also ends up being just our default 'nice' dinner restaurant. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful and remembers you and your usual if you have one. Love this spot.Special Features:
- Nice findOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/28/2014Never been here before - very pleasantly surprised. Food was excellent and reasonably priced. Servers tried hard but were sometimes scattered/easily distracted. Overall a very positive impression & will consider coming back again soon.Special Features:
- SuziDined on 6/27/2014Location is great for cultural center - food is excellentSpecial Features:
- Very nice dinnerAachooDined on 6/27/2014Four of us dined choosing three different Fish main courses. All of the fish was fresh and cooked perfectly to order. Mussles and Frits we tasty too for our appetizer. Dinner was moderately priced and we enjoyed a walk around the Alamo Square neighborhood before dinner. All-in-all it was a nice dinner before our night at the Symphony (Restaurant is only 6 long blocks from Davies Hall).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MaryDined on 6/26/2014Always a pleasure to walk through the lovely neighborhood of Victorians and arrive at this comfortable friendly restaurant. The bread is a most...not for the bread but for the tasty basil oil dip that is served with it. It is also great as a dip for the calimari. I ordered the pork special...a generous serving served atop risotto with skinny asparagus on the side. My companion enjoyed his two large crab cakes as well. We enjoy the value for the cost and the pleasure of quiet dining before a Civic Center event..Special Features:
- Just what we were looking forOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/24/2014Charming, scenic location, not pretentious, great food, very friendly service and free parking. We would definetly return if we are lucky enough to visit San Francisco again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingAtlTravelerVIPDined on 6/23/2014This is Gem of place. It has a great neighbourhood feel. The food is very good and an outstanding value. They have a number of daily options and about 5 ways sauces to choose from and several preparation options (grilled, blackened etc). And they have excellent wines at reasonable prices (and on Monday night half price to boot) And Ken does a GREAT job making everyone feel at home and welcomed. I make a stop there on almost all my visits to San Francisco.Special Features:
- Best kept secretCareerServerDined on 6/20/2014The perfect out of the way, hidden neighborhood gem. Fresh fish cooked to perfection. Simple, honest and always good. Perfect for a first date, an quiet romantic proposal or an anniversary dinner. Great place for a dinner with your best friend or two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!SandraSDined on 6/14/2014We went to this restaurant because of the reviews on TripAdvisor and it did not disappoint. Great neighborhood gem, inviting ambiance, great service and great food. It is also out of the tourist section of the City and so, you will find a really relaxing atmosphere and you can actually have a nice conversation, while you enjoy your meal. By the time we left, the restaurant was full and the noise level was still manageable. Great Find!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst dinner I've had in SFOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/13/2014Awful, inconsistent, inaccurate service, dire quality food, totally poor!
- Neighborhood gemEats4meDined on 6/6/2014Great value and relaxed environment. Delicious fresh food served in a friendly relaxed restaurant. Great value.Special Features:
- Great food on FillmoreUligDined on 6/5/2014We were 3 people for dinner at Alamo Square Seafood. We all ate different fish dishes and they were all very tasty, with fresh ingredients and a very friendly service.Special Features:
- A Neighborhood Gemwes0820Dined on 6/1/2014Had great food, service, and fellowship for two couples. Had the seafood pasta, others had the prix fixe fish (trout), and regular salmon --- all were delicious and well prepared (not overcooked!!). Great value for the pre fixe menu. Only downside is the difficult street parking. Would go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 735 reviews are from the Alamo Square Seafood Grill reviews archive.
- Nothing specialWinksDined on 5/31/2014I have to disagree with many very positive reviews I read before I booked a table at Alamo Square Seafood Grill. It's located in a not very nice part of town. A $14 cab ride from Fisherman's Wharf. The decor was very plain. Our server was nice and attentive. The food was OK but nothing special. I would not go out of my way to eat here again and I would not recommend it as a "must do" SF restaurant.Special Features:
- dsmfDined on 5/10/2014Delicious food at reasonable prices. The pesto dip served with the bread is yummy. We could have just had that and been happy! Very helpful waitstaff even though it was very busy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nicelngyrdDined on 5/8/2014The food was very good. My mussel appetizer was giant and really tasty. Server was always right there when you wanted anything, very pleasant and well informed. The Tempranillo is a pleasure. Good wine there. A great dinner and a great price. I will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Cozy neighborhood spotDelishVIPDined on 5/6/2014Great, super friendly service, quiet, comfortable, no 'scene'- perfect to split a bottle of wine & relax with a friend or date over some good food. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great~GreatfoodDined on 5/3/2014We were out of town and I found this online. It was great!!!! The service was wondeful and he made us feel so at home and special! Also, the food was outstanding!!!!!!Special Features:
- Best deal intown?PAGourmandVIPDined on 5/3/20143 courses of very nice food for $14.50 is hard to beat in San Francisco, especially food of this quality. Regular prices beyond the Prix fixe are good too. Nice wine list and pleasant atmosphere, altho it gets noisy quickly.Special Features:
- debiVIPDined on 5/2/2014Very good food at an excellent price! We have recommended this to friends and will be back ourselves!Special Features:
- Lovely neighborhood gemMaryDined on 4/25/2014Always looking for pleasant dining before a Civic Center event that doesn't cost a fortune. This restaurant is a good six block walk from tjhe symphony hall but through a lovely neighborhood of stately Victorians. Both fish entrees were excellent, the calimari average. We each had two glasses of tasty sauvignon blanc and the bill was $85. The staff was friendly and informed, the decor pleasant. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful serviceAtlTravelerVIPDined on 4/21/2014I have been to this restaurant a number of times. I keep coming back. My last visit was this Monday with 4 other friends. And the service that Ken provided was exquisite (friendly, warm, welcoming, prompt, efficient, you name it). Alamo Seafood Grill offers excellent value and very good food. And a wonderful list of reasonably price wines (half price on Monday's)
- Food Matches StaffDougDined on 4/14/2014Staff is excellent, making all feel welcome. Food makes us come back for more great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never a disappointmentDonnieDined on 4/12/2014They did it again. They created a wonderful environment and meal for us to enjoy. This place truly never is a disappointment. I love it here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.