text: TV_Paige Posted November 3, 2010 "Skating with the Stars"Airing Monday, November 22, 2010 "Skating with the Stars" is a reality television series that premiered on ABC on Monday, November 22, 2010. The show debuted with a two hour episode and featured celebrities paired with professionals from the world of figure skating. The show is primarily based on the Fox reality show, "Skating with Celebrities" and the British show, "Dancing on Ice." This show will have a schedule similar to "Dancing with the Stars" with performance shows on Monday nights followed by results shows on Tuesdays. The show is currently scheduled to air over six episodes.CouplesThe six celebrities and professional ice skaters are:Celebrity: Bethenny Frankel Occupation: Chef, Author and Reality Star of Bravo's "Bethenny Getting Married?" and former "Real Housewives of New York"Professional Partner: Benjamin OkolskiCelebrity: Vince Neil Occupation: Lead Singer of Legendary Rock Band, Mötley CrüeProfessional Partner: Jennifer WesterCelebrity: Rebecca Budig Occupation: Actress best known for her role as Greenlee Smythe on the ABC soap opera, "All My Children"Professional Partner: Fred PalascakCelebrity: Brandon Mychal SmithOccupation: 21-year-old Actor, Rapper/Singer and Co-Star of Disney's "Sonny With a Chance"Professional Partner: Keauna McLaughlinCelebrity: Sean Young Occupation: Award-Winning '80s Actress whose film credits include "Blade Runner," "Dune" and "No Way Out"Professional Partner: Daniil BarantsevCelebrity: Jonny Moseley Occupation: TV Personality and Olympic Gold Medal SkierProfessional Partner: Brooke CastileHost: Vernon KayColor Commentary: Olympic Ice Dancer Tanith BelbinJudges: Olympic Ice Skater Johnny WeirOlympic Gold Medal Ice Skater Dick ButtonDance Choreographer Laurie Ann Gibson Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Miley Cyrus has officially ditched her Hannah wig in pursuit of a life on the big screen: as a street-smart private eye!
In her upcoming action comedy So Undercover, Miley will be playing a super tough investigator hired by the FBI to infiltrate a college sorority. Awesome!
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I am merry, sociable, happy person. I like travelling, photos, fashion. I go to fitness, I try to keep my body in a good form. I like to listen to music and to sing. Also I like to write verses, and to read books. I am very romantic girl and want happy life with romantic caring man.
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This is from the Los Liones trail on the way to Parker Mesa Overlook. Our hiking book suggest starting at the end of this super-rich-people neigborhood, but there wasn't any parking. Besides, going that way, you end up walking on a fire road the whole way which is a pretty boring way to spend one's afternoon. At the Los Liones trailhead, there's tons of parking that no one uses.
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Contrived Controversy: Cheney Targets Al Qaeda
Everytime I see this headline or see the story on TV, I just can't believe what I am hearing. Are the American people really up in arms because Dick Cheney may have had a plan to assassinate Al Qaeda's leadership. ISN'T THIS THE WHOLE POINT OF THE WAR. These stories are framed in such a way that you would think the President of France was the target. Isn't it perfectly legal to kill terrorists and their leadership. This all came to light because CIA head Leon Panetta axed the plan and let Congress know what was going on. I mean, I can't believe I am even spending time on this story because it is crazy that anyone would do anything but get upset at Panetta for cancelling the plan. It is like Panetta narrowly saved an orphanage or something. Do you realize that the way this is being reported is to say that Cheney and the Bush Administration are more of a threat than Al Qaeda and that Obama is protecting these terorrists. I don't even like to blog any more because this is how things are going in every aspect of our lives, Obama doing things that defy logic while the media redefines up from down.
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- Kansas Bob said...
This story is getting weird. It is like folks don't understand the mission of the CIA.
- July 14, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- jrchaard said...
Everything from the economy to the CIA is weird, but only if you think things through intelligently. When I put all of this through the filter that nothing that they are doing should be taken at face value, it all makes sense.
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I ran into a slight set back today while at a post house. They were scanning selects for me to a hard drive as uncompressed 10bit HD for a later film out. They told me I would need about 200 gigs for a 22 minute film. I gave them a 250 to be safe. I also asked to have them scan the cuts with handles. The colorist/tk operator, put five second handles on the head and tails of all 393 edits. The resulting files added up to 540 gigs. I said, "what the ....!"
Those little handles added up to on 65 and a half extra minutes of material, which in turn made the file size huge. So, I thought I would share my experience with all of yees, just in case you might be doing the same. Even for a short film, you should walk in the door with a 500 gig firewire "800" drive. Eight hundred, because you will be there all day, if you try it with a Firewire 400.
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yes - data handling when dealing with film is something that must be very carefully thought out. Because so much data is generated, transfer time and (where needed) file conversion time can have a big impact on post schedules and budgets. Also remember that the entire value of the film scan is being left to the reliability of the drive taken to the scanner / telecine. If that drive were to fail, you would most likely have to pay for the transfer again and that in turn is likely to be much more expensive than the drive itself. Best practice is to transfer to two drives, leaving one behind for later delivery in case you get hit by a bus on the way home!
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Super Bowl Ad Round Up
The only reason I watched the Super Bowl this year is that a friend tempted me out of the house with promises of pizza and wings. I have good friends.
Anyhow, the game was full of sports, but what I want to talk about today was the ads. Comparing them to years past, there are a couple notable differences. There's a lack of offensive humor, a lot of patriotism, and they were overall pretty boring. Does this mean ad executives don't know how to be funny without relying on offensive humor? I don't know. But here's my pick for the funniest commercial of the Super Bowl:
Funniest Ad: Radio Shack "The 80's Called"
A lot of the humor this year relied on nostalgia and references (Full House Oikos Yougurt, Jerry Seinfeld, etc.). I also want to give an Honorable Mention to Toyota for their Muppets spot. Better than an awkward kiss between a nerd and a supermodel. Hey, speaking of GoDaddy, it almost claimed the most surprising ad for it's depiction of a women quitting her job to pursue her passion for puppets. But one ad surprised me even more.
Most Surprising Ad: H&M "David Beckham"
Not only was there a lack of sexualized women in the ads this year, there was actually a sexualized man! It's amazing to see an ad during the Super Bowl that is catered to all the women and gays in the audience that mainstream ads tend to forget about or ignore completely. The Super Bowl went even so far as to acknowledge that nerds are watching!
Nerdiest Ad: Squarespace "A Better Web Awaits"
More nerdy web references, from memes to duckface, and if you look in the background, you'll even see watermarks over some people's faces! It's worth watching a few times to catch all the details.
Ad Most Likely To Piss Off Bigots: Tie!
Cheerios "Gracie"
Coca-Cola "America the Beautiful"
Not only will these ads piss off people on the far right who hate the idea of interracial marriage and Americans speaking languages other than American, these are just really good ads. Coca-Cola is easily one of my favorites. It made me a little misty, in fact, but not as misty as this one:
Ad That Chopped The Most Onions: Microsoft "Empowering"
I just watched it again to find the video for this ad, and I'm not going to lie, I got choked up again.
A lot of ads featured a variety of celebrities, from John Turturro for GoDaddy to Tom Hiddleston's Jaguar. Scarlett Johanssen for Soda Stream was a snoozefest of wasted potential. But this one?
Best Use of a Celebrity Endorsement: Honda "Honda Hugfest"
I hugged the person next to me, Mr. Willis.
And finally, this blog being what it is, I would be remiss if I didn't mention this ad.
Most Feminist Ad: Intuit "Goldie Blox"
I feel the need to point out that this ad isn't anti-pink, rather, it's asking for more than pink. Goldie Blox won a huge competition put on by Intuit to win a Super Bowl ad. I only wish they would have shown the actual product a bit more!
Those are my favorites of the Super Bowl ads this year! I'm pretty sure the sportsball game that happened in between was pretty good, too.


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Thursday, September 29, 2005
Cameroon Dam Could Collapse in 10 Years
After a three-day inspection, Olaf Van Duin and Nisa Nurmohamed of the Netherlands Ministry of Transport and Public Works reported weaknesses in the volcanic rock barrier at the lip of the lake in northwest Cameroon.
They confirmed surveyors' warnings that erosion has been rapidly undermining the dam at Lake Nyos, where a cloud of carbon dioxide that had built up in the water escaped in August 1986, killing 1,800 people in surrounding villages.
"We've seen that the dam structure is not safe ... actually we expect it to breach within 10 to 20 years," Van Duin told Reuters in Yaounde late on Tuesday.
Geologists say that if the dam were to break, it could send a wall of water downhill through Cameroon and into neighbouring Nigeria, submerging an estimated 10,000 people as well as animals and crops.
It might also release another cloud of poison gas, which is stored in the lake's deeper layers.
Van Duin and Nurmohamed said fractures, cracks and holes were visible in the dam structure. Repeated landslides had torn away rock and soil from its outer side and soil had also been eroded from the lake side of the dam, causing cave-ins.
"We are concerned that in time it is going to collapse," Nurmohamed said.
The U.N. experts' visit followed debate among scientists in Cameroon about the timeframe for an eventual collapse of the dam. While some say it could happen at any moment, especially if a volcanic tremor occurs, others argue it will take longer.
Van Duin and Nurmohamed, who will report their findings to the Cameroon government and the U.N. Development Programme, recommended that the easiest and cheapest way to make the dam safer would be to reduce water pressure by lowering the water level by about 20 meters.
This could be done by installing giant pipes to pump water out of the lake.
Building a new artificial dam to strengthen the natural barrier could take a long time and be costly, the experts said.
Efforts have been made to drain carbon dioxide from the lake but scientists say more work needs to be done to reinforce the dam and accelerate the degassing. Cameroon officials say a lack of money has delayed progress.
Scientists say Lake Nyos is one of only three lakes in the world known to be saturated with carbon dioxide -- along with Lake Monoun, also in Cameroon, and Lake Kivu on Rwanda's border with Democratic Republic of Congo.
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THE DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCE OF THE REDUCTION INTO TWENTY METERS OF THE LEVEL OF THE WATER IN LAKE "NYOS" IN CAMEROON , WHICH ARE NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN REPORT ABOUT ASSESSMENT OF THE DAM ON LAKE "NYOS" BY MISSION "Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit", WHO HAD VISITTED CAMEROON IN SEPTEMBER 2005.
The Reduction into 20 metres of the water level in the lake "Nyos" significantly magnifies probability of the mortal catastrophe in contrast with probability of the catastrophe in the natural conditions. The strengthening the existing dam (without reduction of the water level) on the lake "Nyos" does not magnify probability of the catastrophe.


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- Devika said...
"egg-shaped sun" -- well concieved;
Stark, but apt photo for the words, Lorraine :)
- January 25, 2011 at 3:40 AM
- Lorraine said...
I before e except after c...lol and thanks a lot Dev :)
- January 25, 2011 at 3:43 AM
- Devika said...
Oh...yes, yes :)
- January 25, 2011 at 3:48 AM
- Brian Miller said...
perhaps something good will hatch of it...smiles. great capture L
- January 25, 2011 at 3:55 AM
- Lorraine said...
Dev ;)
Thanks always Brian :)
- January 25, 2011 at 4:04 AM
- Janice Thomson said...
Wow love the dog around it...cool photo
- January 25, 2011 at 4:19 AM
- Frank said...
What an unusual view of the sun...
- January 25, 2011 at 5:50 AM
- Gillena Cox said...
nice metaphor for a new day; always a beginning; much love...
- January 25, 2011 at 7:18 AM
- TALON said...
Synchronicity at play, Lorraine. I took a sunrise shot the other morning (first not completely cloudy day in ages) and it had that same egg quality. I just put it as my header shot.
I love how your mind works - the egg shape giving birth. Lovely!
- January 25, 2011 at 9:35 AM
- Eddie said...
No no no Lorraine. It's not the sun. This is UFO! Say hallo to aliens :-)
- January 25, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Magyar said...
__The 'core dog,' too I see, surging through the limbs.
__A fine one, LL. _m
- January 25, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- Michael Rawluk said...
The aliens are coming. The aliens are coming.
- January 25, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Lorraine said...
You have great vision Janice, I just don't see the dog, let me try again (I laugh lol I do that too, did you mean dark or spot?and that reminded you of a dog? lol
Thanks a lot Frank ;)
Wise Gillenathanks somuch
Cant wait to see it T, great minds think alike atta girl lol
Hello Aliens, Eddie wants to talk to you, bring him back after and no probbing
Doug, you see a dog too? and here I thought Janice was Nuts (kidding sis) where it the dog, I want to knw and thank you so much (anyway
Michael,don't say they'll want to talk to you and obvious Eddie, hopefully no probing for you either
- January 26, 2011 at 4:18 AM
- Standley said...
Wow, c'est très impressionnant! Attention aux visiteurs...
Bonne soirée
- January 26, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- Janice Thomson said...
I probably should have said solar halo instead because I meant the halo around the sun but the coloured spot near bottom right hand corner looks to be a sundog which is spots of light not far from the sun caused by the way sun gleams through ice crystals in the air...
- January 26, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- T.Migratorius said...
ah...the promise of a new day!
- January 26, 2011 at 7:01 PM


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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The former executive director of a federally funded northern Kentucky drug task force has admitted he stole money that belonged to the task force.
Timothy George Fegan, 52, pleaded guilty to one count of theft of government money.
Fegan, who worked for the Buffalo Trace/Gateway Narcotics Task Force at the time, wrongfully took thousands of dollars from the organization, over an extended period.
Fegan acknowledged that he took cash proceeds that Task Force agents had seized during drug investigations and took money that the Task Force kept on hand to perform undercover drug buys.
Between November 2011 and November 2012, the Task Force received approximately $150,000 in federal funding. Fegan admitted that he stole thousands of dollars in Task Force funds during this period.
At sentencing, the Court will determine the total amount of money that Fegan stole from the Task Force, during the period from December 31, 2009 to November 2012.
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Anyhow, it's Sparkle's Christmas card challenge. I didn't have time to check to see if she had another challenge up, since I have company. So, my card is the normal A2 size card. This sucker is covered in glitter. I was playing with the Art Institute glue again. That's some cool stuff. I think that metal little tip gets into the small spaces. I used SU's diamond dust, Martha Stewart glitter, and the red is from a 6 kit jar. It wasn't fine enough. Martha has a cool pack of glitter at Walmart and Michaels. I'm thinking I'll be picking that up in a month or two! Cuz who doesn't love some bling?!
Oh, good news! It didn't rain on us yesterday! So, Trey played yesterday. His team is looking like a real team. One little boy had his first out, like he got the kid out, he was so proud! It was so cute to watch! Neat seeing them come together! Today is rainy, so we're trying to come up with something to do, because there are no kids movies out right now!
Supplies: nesties, WOJ sentiment, PTI Pure Poppy cardstock, DCWV Christmas stack, glitter, Copic glitter pen-green, buttons.
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Large-format charcoal drawings are often the medium of choice for Rinus Van de Velde (*1983 in Leuven, Belgium). Very often he appears as the protagonist in his works: be it as an artistic alter ego or after the role model of existing persons; Van de Velde moulds characters who travel, explore, and search – for their own self, a new inspiration, or sometimes just for the next gas station and a pack of cigarettes.Van de Velde already attained international success and is long since a star of the Belgian art scene. He refers to his artistic work as a whole, long story. For Erlangen and his solo show in Kunstpalais he will write the next chapter of this story – with new works and possibly also a new role for himself.Image: "Seemingly quiet, still half awake,...", 2018, charcoal on canvas, artist frame, 105 x 200 cm, Courtesy KÖNIG Galerie, Berlin
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Located in 30 minutes walking distance from Kingdom Center, the 4-star Obaer Hotel offers individual rooms. Offering accommodation in the 6-story building, the hotel combines royal architecture and modern facilities.
Guests can easily get to Panorama Mall, which is approximately 1.9 km away. The city center lies within 4 km from the venue.
The nearby surroundings feature banks and government offices.
Obaer is an exclusive hotel offering rooms with complimentary wireless internet, an in-room safe, coffee/tea makers, a writing desk and a sofa as well as spacious bathrooms with a spa bathtub, guest toiletries and bathrobes. Rooms come with the terrace view. Decorated in modern design, the rooms feature dark wooden furniture along with foam pillows and feather pillows.
The restaurant entices with dishes of international cuisine. The Globe and Shezan Indian Restaurant are located within 250 meters away.
Obaer Hotel is set a 35-minute drive from King Khaled Intl airport.
A free car park, currency exchange and a hairdresser together with conference equipment, computer equipment and a banqueting hall are offered.
The property indulges guests with a wellness centre, a Jacuzzi and a sauna as well as a gym and a fitness room.


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You couldn't make it up. This (s)hit-piece is written by a TODD PITMAN from the ASSOCIATED PRESS  who is either a closet mustard or paid  by the ummah to spread this dreck. This is the MO of  the far left journaillie. They always do it in Israel, where  they blame the victim for defending itself. In Myanmar, an illegal Muselmaniac set a Buddhist woman on fire, and as a result the Buddhists are defending themselves. The way the AP stooges spin it is beyond despicable.
"It was a terrifying sight: hundreds of angry, armed men on motorcycles advancing up a dusty street with no one to stop them." Â (thanks to mullah)
"Buddhist mobs spread fear among Myanmar's Muslims"
Shouting at the top of their lungs, clutching machetes and iron pipes and long bamboo poles, they thrust their fists repeatedly into the air.
The object of their rage: Myanmar's embattled minority Muslim community.
Residents gaping at the spectacle backed away as the Buddhist mob passed. Worried business owners turned away customers and retreated indoors. And three armed soldiers standing in green fatigues on a corner watched quietly, doing nothing despite an emergency government ordinance banning groups of more than five from gathering.
Within a few hours on Wednesday, at least one person was dead and four injured as this region of Myanmar became the latest to fall prey to the country's swelling tide of anti-Muslim unrest.
The violence over the past two days in the northeastern city of Lashio is casting fresh doubt over whether President Thein Sein's government can or will act to contain the racial and religious intolerance plaguing a deeply fractured nation still struggling to emerge from half a century of military rule. Muslims have been the main victims of the violence since it began in western Rakhine state last year, but so far most criminal trials have involved prosecutions of Muslims, not members of the Buddhist majority.
The rioting in Lashio started Tuesday after reports that a Muslim man had splashed gasoline on a Buddhist woman and set her on fire. The man was arrested. The woman was hospitalized with burns on her chest, back and hands.
Mobs took revenge by burning down several Muslim shops and one of the city's main mosques, along with an Islamic orphanage that was so badly charred that only two walls remained, said Min Thein, a resident contacted by telephone.
On Wednesday fires still smoldered at the ruined mosque, where a dozen charred motorcycles lay on the sidewalks underneath its white minarets. Army troops stood guard. The wind carried the acrid smell of several burned vehicles across town, and most Muslims hid in their homes.
When one group of thugs arrived at a Muslim-owned movie theater housed in a sprawling villa, they hurled rocks over the gate, smashing windows. They then broke inside and ransacked the cinema.
Ma Wal, a 48-year-old Buddhist shopkeeper across the street, said she saw the crowd arrive. They had knives and stones, and came in two separate waves.
"I couldn't look," she said, recounting how she had shut the wooden doors of her shop. "We were terrified."
A couple hours later, the mobs were gone and two army trucks and a small contingent of soldiers guarded the villa. "I don't know what to think about it," she said. "More casualties are … not good for anybody."
The government, which came to power in 2011 promising a new era of democratic rule, appealed for calm.
"Damaging religious buildings and creating religious riots is inappropriate for the democratic society we are trying to create," presidential spokesman Ye Htut said on his Facebook page. "Any criminal act will be dealt with according to the law," he said.
National police said nine people were arrested for involvement in the two days of violence, but didn't say if they were Buddhists or Muslims.
After nightfall, authorities could be heard issuing instructions on loudspeakers across the city, reminding residents a dusk-to-dawn curfew was in effect. The voice bellowing into the night also said: "You are prohibited from carrying sticks or swords or any kind of weapon."
A local freelance journalist, Khun Zaw Oo, said he was hit on the head with an iron pipe as he photographed mobs ransacking shops. He said he managed to flee but a companion also holding a camera was attacked and badly injured.
Myanmar's sectarian violence first flared in western Rakhine state last year, when hundreds of people died in clashes between Buddhists and Muslims that drove about 140,000 others, mostly Muslims, from their homes. Most are still living in refugee camps.
This month, authorities in two areas of Rakhine announced a regulation limiting Muslim families to two children. The policy drew sharp criticism from Muslim leaders, rights groups and opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. U.S. State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell on Tuesday said the U.S. opposes coercive birth limitation policies, and called on Myanmar "to eliminate all such policies without delay."
The clashes had seemed confined to the Rakhine region, but in late March, similar Buddhist-led violence swept the town of Meikthila in central Myanmar, killing at least 43 people. Earlier this month, a court sentenced seven Muslims from Meikthila to prison terms for their role in the violence.
Several other towns in central Myanmar experienced less deadly violence, mostly involving the torching of Muslim businesses and mosques.
Muslims account for about 4 percent of Myanmar's roughly 60 million people. Anti-Muslim sentiment is closely tied to nationalism and the dominant Buddhist religion, so leaders have been reluctant to speak up for the unpopular minority.
 If 4% of Muselmaniacs already create that much trouble, why would you want more of it?
Thein Sein's administration has been heavily criticized for not doing enough to protect Muslims. He vowed last week during a trip to the U.S. that all perpetrators of the sectarian violence would be brought to justice.
Associated Press writers Aye Aye Win in Yangon and Jocelyn Gecker and Grant Peck in Bangkok contributed to this report.


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Keven Moldenhauer doesn't have a problem with any other sports. In fact, he coached high school basketball for 10 years and is a fan of baseball and football.
But for Moldenhauer, a Forest Hill native and Salisbury graduate, nothing quite compares to the excitement of ultimate.
"In baseball, you're just waiting for that big play, maybe a home run or a double play. And in football, you're waiting for a big catch," Moldenhauer said. "In ultimate, those type of plays happen all the time. Every minute, there's a diving catch, or even better, defenders diving to deflect the frisbee."
The game's excitement breeds Moldenhauer's passion for the sport and explains why he devotes several hours to it each week despite his commitments to work and family. Moldenhauer, the player-coach of the DC Current in Major League Ultimate, is anticipating today's matchup even more than most.


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To make this follow the instructions on your package of long grain rice, the trick is to replace the water with chicken stock. Cooking this way gives some needed flavor to the rice and also helps to keep it moist while cooking.
I had decided that a pre-made black gel food dye would be best and headed to the store while the rice cooked. I spotted some rice noodles and found the translucent color and slippery texture interesting so I decided to dye those as well.
I added the dye to both the rice and noodles while they were warm and then let them cool down over night. It ended up taking a surprising amount of gel dye to get the color to show (probably half a Tablespoon for a half a cup of starch).
In the end I think the rice noodles turned out better for Halloween. The vaguely see-through quality they have worked well with the paler colors, they could pass for a "bowl of worms" at a party. But the rice was pretty darn tasty.


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As a Hound with a born-b-bred Italian wife (and who's lived in Bel'Italia for 7 hears, himself), I'm always on the lookout for great Italian grub here in Los Angeles.
Recently stumbled across a great new place worth sharing - Fioretto Trattoria, an unassuming little restaurant in an unassuming strip mall in an unassuming part of Marina Del Rey.
My wife, toddler son, and I stopped in Saturday for lunch. The place was devoid of customers - I'll chalk that up to it being relatively new (opened in October), location, and it having been relatively early when we arrived (noon, on the nose). We were warmly greeted by Dawn, the hostess and proprieter, and her 16 month old daughter. My 16 month old son got a real kick out of being in a restaurant where he could hang out with another kid for a bit.
The place itself is... well... unassuming. Its certainly cute, but nothing fancy. But in that sense it reminded me of some of the best casual trattorie back in Italy.
Dawn gave us the scoop... the owner and Executive Chef (Dawn's husband) David Giani opened the joint a few months back to pursue the dream of having his own little restaurant after Chef roles at joints like Ca'Brea, Tutto Mare, and Il Fornail (B.H.). His adorable mom (Nonna, of course) has been in town while they get things up and running, and was a delight. She and my wife chatted endlessly about "the old country."
The food itself is alot like the restaurant - simple, traditional Tuscan dining, and excellent. My wife had a saffron risotto with a roasted veal ragout... she loved it and proclaimed it one of the best risotto dishes she's had since leaving Italy 12 years ago. I went old school and had Spaghetti al Sugo di Carne - a classic spaghetti in meat sauce that was outstanding. Very typical Italian flavor and preparation, the likes of which you don't find in LA very often.
We decided we had to try desert, too, and had the Chocoloate bread pudding, which was also excellent, tho I'm glad we shared - it was very rich. It also marked my son's first taste of chocolate... if a 16 month old's palatte is to be trusted, this was the finest thing since sliced bread. He was covered from head to toe in it, and LOVED every bite.
And speaking of sliced bread, all of the bread is fresh baked by David and his crew and is very good. The big loaf is soft and fresh, adn he also had a variety of wonderful foccacie that we tried.
So... long story short - great little place that's family friendly, run by wonderful folks, and is serving up some of the best pasta in LA. I'd love to see the place succeed, hence the long post that may sound just short of an infomercial, and will be going back often.
Check it out:
Fioretto Trattoria
12740 Culver Blvd
Marina del Rey, CA 90066
310 448 8000
Really basic website at http://fioretto.tuscanycuisine.com/ which has menus.
Located on Culver, just before the BT building (the big building with all the satellite dishes).
P.S. (Judgement barometer - my favorite LA Italian is Angelini Osteria)
P.S.S. They're still waiting on their liquor license, which was just approved. Dawn said they should be serving beer/wine within a couple of weeks, but in the meantime, fair warning to hounds who'll want a bit o' vino with their meal.


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I had a fun but partly surreal experience last night. My good friend Anthony is a huge Genesis fan from back in the day, and he has told me about a group called The Musical Box, which is a Genesis tribute band. At one point back in the Fall, I saw that they were coming to the Grand Opera in Wilmington and so I bought two tickets for he and I. I got the tickets online right when they went on sale, and pretty much could have had my pick of the house, so I took the center two seats of the first row of the balcony (this is a small theater, and the balcony is right near the stage).
So last night we drove down to Wilmington and watched Genesis perform the Selling England by the Pound tour show in 1974. Or we saw The Musical Box (TMB) perform the show in 2014. One or the other. Frankly, at times, it was hard to tell. The whole schtick of TMB (and they are quite famous at this) is that they recreate early-era Genesis tour shows, with the band's blessing, down to the stage decorations, hair styles, costumes, instruments and the video shown on the screens behind the stage.
For all intents and purposes, the show I saw last night was the Genesis show from that tour in 1974. They looked like them, sounded like them, played the same set, acted like them, and looked suitably retro (vintage or vintage looking instruments, old style amp systems etc). Peter Gabriel was the lead singer back in that era, and the lead singer looked passably enough like Gabriel, and sounded just like him. Gabriel was apparently a bit of an oddball (being generous here), and was famous for loads of costume changes between and during songs, whacky spoken song introductions, and a compelling (if peculiar) stage presence. This guy had all that. It was fun. The musicianship was excellent, and while only a couple of the songs sounded even vaguely familiar, it was a very good time. Not everyone likes progressive rock of that era, with the long meandering songs, etc, but I do. Maybe 23 minutes of "Supper's Ready" wouldn't be everyones' cup of tea, but it didn't phase me at all.
The band in that era was Peter Gabriel singing, Phil Collins on drums, Tony Banks on keyboards, Mike Rutherford on bass and guitars (12 string and 6 string acoustics, electrics, and a lot of time spent on a double-neck bass and guitar combo), and Steve Hackett on lead guitar. The Genesis most well known to people in the early MTV years was the "and then there were three" bunch of Collins, Rutherford and Banks.
Two hours of something different, something that I probably wouldn't have gone to if not prompted by a friend, but that I enjoyed very much, is a good start to the concert going season of 2014.
Next up - Justin Hayward's solo tour returns to the World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington in May, and Amp and I will be in the balcony again...
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In just a few weeks the Federal Reserve's asset purchasing program will be complete, but, it will be a "considerable time" before rates rise. It will almost certainly be next year -- consistent with current Fed forecasts -- but there remains some uncertainty surrounding the timing.
Rate normalisation dominated the Fed's September meeting and expect more of the same when it meets at the end of October. But the Fed continues to maintain that, "it likely would be appropriate to maintain the current target range for the federal funds rate for a considerable time after the asset purchase program ends."
A lot will depend on developments in the labour market and how that feeds through to inflation and inflation expectations. The unemployment rate fell to 5.9 per cent in September and -- if you remember back to earlier this year -- the unemployment rate is now at a level where the Fed has previously stated it would consider raising rates.
Non-farm payrolls increased by 248,000 in September, with estimates for July and August revised up significantly (US employment's soft underbelly, October 6). Annual job growth is now at its highest level since April 2006 and, if the recent trend can be maintained, the labour market appears set for its strongest year since 1999.
But it is inflation that is holding the Fed up and that may not change in the near term. According to the Fed, "most participants anticipated that inflation would move gradually towards its objective [2 per cent annual inflation] over the medium term."
So far inflation has responded only modestly to rising employment, although "businesses in several districts continued to report upward pressure on wages in specific industries and occupations." The core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) deflator -- the Fed's preferred measure of inflation -- has increased by just 1.5 per cent over the year to August.
The relationship between employment and wages is somewhat uncertain at the moment. Normally an unemployment rate of 5.9 per cent would be sufficient to create moderate wage pressures but there remains considerable spare capacity across the US that suggests that the labour market is somewhat weaker than the headline labour force estimates imply.
As I've noted previously, many of the new jobs created have been part-time or low-paying positions, which may also be contributing to soft wage growth and inflation. But if the recent job growth proves persistent -- pushing the unemployment rate to say 5.5 per cent by March next year -- then it is difficult to see wages and inflation remaining in their current rut.
One important factor for upcoming meetings will be how the market responds to the end of the Fed's asset purchasing program. It's also worth noting the Fed's heightened concerns regarding the international economy.
The US dollar has appreciated significantly in recent months against their major trading partners and some participants "expressed concern that the persistent shortfall of economic growth and inflation in the euro area could lead to a further appreciation of the dollar and have adverse effects on the US external sector."
The rising dollar will also weigh on inflation and could potentially push back the timing of the Fed's first rate rise. But it is also worth noting that the US is not as trade-exposed as many other countries and the effect of the dollar on inflation may prove only moderate.
The housing market also remains an area of concern and obtaining credit continues to be difficult for many households. Younger households in particular continue to be weighed down by poor credit scores and high levels of student debt.
US economic data since the Fed's September meeting has generally been quite positive, particularly in the labour market. The Fed will complete its asset-purchasing program when it meets at the end of this month and then the market will turn its attention to rate normalisation.
If employment growth can maintain its recent growth then I'd expect the Fed to lift rates in the first quarter of 2015. But clearly there is a lot of uncertainty and much that could potentially go wrong between now and then. A lot will depend on how well the market responds to the end of the taper and whether that feeds through to the real economy.


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Run without traditional roles or hierarchies, the ensemble accepts submissions to its ongoing call for scores on a rolling basis. Such projects, like all the music we play, are brought to fruition by the individual players who wish to perform them. This ensures both dedicated and professional performances, and an intimate working relationship between composer and instrumentalists. When the music calls for it, we expand the formation to include new players, thus enabling the group to regularly experiment with new sounds and aesthetics.
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So in a nutshell, we were planning in eloping but now we have a guest list of 20 for our small Las Vegas wedding. Post ceremony, I've reserved some tables at a reasonably priced restaurant. After dinner, we will have cake, but it's a casual thing, and we've tried to spread the word by mouth that we would love everyone to join us, but aren't paying for the entire meal (With our clan, the booze bill alone would wipe out our savings).
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THE GREAT thing about walking in winter (which it still is in my book, never mind the Met Office putting the first day at 1 March – what rubbish) is no cows. Bliss for an old bovinaphobic like me. So I hadn't reckoned with a flock of rampaging sheep lying in wait for us behind a wall as we climbed over a style near Newbiggin. (I always knew the countryside was a dangerous place). All with massive horns and pawing the ground like mad Spanish bulls, prior to charging, showing no fear at all of a small and loudly barking border terrier. And charge they undoubtedly did. Which meant I didn't get the best photograph of a suddenly-terrified Maud, tail between legs, scuttling across the open field on her fully-extended lead, woolly monsters in pursuit: I was too busy fleeing for the safety of the far side of the gate, which was looking a long way away. Once she was safely across, and they'd more or less lost interest, she couldn't resist turning to face them and delivering one last, not very threatening, bark. It gave a whole new meaning to sheep-worrying.
At Nappa Hall we discovered this fantastic carpet of snowdrops, which I can't help thinking loses something in the snapping, and a forlorn-looking Hall itself. It's apparently been bought by a local developer. There didn't seem much developing going on there yesterday.When it does, we hope walkers don't lose their right of way.


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I'm interested in what ethnic backgrounds Adisc has to boast
Sono Italiano
Eastern Mediterranean
Western Mediterranean
Western Slavic
Arabic/Middle Eastern
Western African Tribal
Southern African Tribal
American Indian
Mezo-American Indian
South American Indian
Australian Tribal
Native Canadian
I'm not of this earth o.O
Other - explain please
I'm interested in what ethnic backgrounds Adisc has to boast
Sono Italiano
Half Polish,
Half (German, English, French, Native American, and several more) American Mutt.
7/16 English
1/4 German
1/8 Scottish
1/8 Irish
1/32 Czech
1/32 French
I live in America, and am often asked if I'm part Native American, part South American (of any type), or part African American. The answer is no.
Irish and Latino : D
I'm Scandinavian (Nordic) for as many generations back as I know of. I know here was a Dane about 5 generations back, but otherwise there's only Swedes. Which is really quite boring...
I'm Scottish, German, French-Canadian, and Native American. That makes me a mechanical-technical whiz that's also a drunk! A drunk who respects the spirit in all things living or not.
Danish and German on my dad's side.
Scottish and Welsh on my mom's side.
You forget to include Hawaiian/Polynesian/Pacific Islanders in your ethic list.
Lemme think for a sec'. Italian (Sicilian), Scottish, Irish, English, American Indian (very little bit) I think that's it.


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Friday, July 29, 2011
Burgenland: Bridging East and West
My grandmother kept in touch with her family after immigrating to the U.S. We recently unearthed several letters that were exchanged between her and one of her sisters. After my grandmother passed away, one of my aunts continued to connect with the "old country" by keeping in touch via the post. This responsibility was then passed down to my mother (the youngest of her siblings).
Our first visit to Burgenland was in 1977; I had just completed my sophomore year of high school. My mother and I spent a week visiting relatives that we barely knew; we even met an uncle/great-uncle that we didn't realize that we had! (He was born in 1905 and my grandmother immigrated to the U.S. in 1906!) Despite the language challenges and the distance between us, we formed relationships that have lasted almost 35 years! I have been fortunate, this trip was my fifth visit to Burgenland, and my mother's sixth or seventh. It's a special place in our hearts.
Back to that first visit - the borders between East and West were closed. One could only cross after much scrutiny and questioning by the Eastern Block border guards. Since these villages in Burgenland are located on the border between Austria and Hungary it was commonplace to see towers with guards and machine guns. On those first trips to Burgenland we could only travel around Austria. Fortunately, today everything has changed. People can freely travel across the border between Austria and the countries of Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia. And travel we did!
One destination that we were lucky to visit was Bratislava, Slovakia! It's only about 40km from Vienna to Bratislava (so an easy hour by car). It was raining the day we went, but we didn't let the rain deter our plans. We parked near the center of the old part of town and then got out our umbrellas and started walking. I hope that the pictures will convey the beautiful architecture of the buildings in Bratislava!
The opera house in Bratislava:
A little red bus for sightseeing:
The town square:
Walking down the cobblestoned streets of the old city:
We were thrilled to have the opportunity to visit Bratislava!
Another East/West trip that we made was to the Bridge at Andau. Any James Michener fans out there? He tells the story of when in 1956 the Soviets attacked Budapest and the Hungarian people revolted. The Bridge at Andau was an escape route for Hungarian refugees who were trying to flee into Austria. The bridge was destroyed by the Soviets in November 1956. On the 40th anniversary of this event, the bridge was reconstructed, and today there is a memorial on this site.
A reminder of the past (guard tower in the distance):
One more East/West visit - one day we traveled to the border between Austria and Hungary near Sopron. There is a memorial here; the site is known as the place of the "Pan European Picnic." August 19, 1989, between 15 and 20 thousand people demolished the remaining portion of the "iron curtain" on this site and broke through the border gate and pushed their way into Austria.
A barbed wire fence remains as a reminder:
The memorial:
In the distance, another reminder of the past:
Let me leave you with one of my favorite pictures from our trip. The area around the Neusiedlersee (Lake Neusiedl) is a bird lover's paradise and one of the frequently seen inhabitants is the stork. They build their nests on top of chimneys and power poles. Here is one family of storks that we saw while traveling through Hungary.
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- pj said...
Cathy, I am SO ENJOYING your trip thru your pictures and blogging. Thank you so much for sharing with your friends. What a great experience for you to enjoy with your mom and to really engage in your heritage and to keep relationiships alive! pam in iowa
- The Inspired Stitcher said...
What a beautiful place to visit and to be able to reconnect with relatives is just the best.
Thank you so much for sharing your trip with us. I am really enjoying seeing a place I may never get to see otherwise.
P.S. I had no idea a stork's nest was so big!
- Margaret said...
What an amazing experience! I'm so enjoying seeing the pictures and hearing about your experiences!
Thanks for putting this together! I will forward the site to my sister Bette in Long Island. Sure reminds me of our trip to see our extended family. I will keep this site on my desk top. Love you guys! Andy B
- Edgar said...
What fun - and such super snaps!! Thanks!!!
Hi Cathy, I'm glad you had such an awesome trip. I grew up in a tiny village near the former East German border (in Germany) and I remember all too well the towers and the guards. Your pictures make me a little home sick. It's been three years but I'm hopeful to visit this Fall.
- Kay said...
Wow, what an awesome trip. Love all the photos! The food pix remind me of our trip to Europe about 30 years ago, the fantastic hard rolls, goulash, etc. Would weigh 500 lbs. if I lived there!!!
- Katrina said...
Cathy, I am doing this in reverse order, LOL. What gorgeous pictures and an amazing trip!!! And how much fun to be able to go on vacation with your mom :-)!!!!


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I like to play golf. Some people probably think golf is the most un-rocker activity one could engage in. But really rock 'n' roll and golf are both boy's clubs. And I've never met a boy's club that I didn't try to infiltrate. So, while it's true you probably won't see Courtney Love on the golf course anytime soon...I consider my love of the game a mini-rebellion against the rocker cliche and an example of my lifelong interest in all things boys. Besides, I'm not the only rocker who loves golf. Alice Cooper plays too. He even wrote a book about it.
Equal to my love of the game itself, is my love for golf fashion...especially vintage golf fashion. Old photos of boys in knickers and newsboy caps, and sweaters and ties, like the one below, rock my world.
Moreover, Arnold Palmer, the Tiger Woods of his day both on and off the course, was hot in a boisterous, Hunter S. Thompson sorta way. Lucky for him, it wasn't a profitable move for ladies to talk about their famous conquests publically.
But aside from all that male eye candy enjoyment, vintage golf fashion for women is equally fun to examine. According to Lizzie Bramlett's "Women's Golf Fashion: a Peak into the Past," early in the game's history, women didn't play golf but country clubs functioned as social meeting places where women sought to look there best. As women began to play the game, fashion evolved to suit the game's athleticism while maintaining visual appeal. The following are examples from the early to mid 20th century. Check out the crisp white uniformity of the dress, the hat, and the gloves!
And this plaid skirt paired with bobby socks below is a fun treat.
I think I want to have a vintage golf party. How fun would that be???!!! Everyone in plaid and argyle and knickers and bobby socks? And newsboy hats? Sadly, it that might appear vaguely Hollywood hipster. But I might still do it! My birthday is next month. Whaddaya think???


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IN the 1953 musical "Wonderful Town," during an excruciating social lull, a fast-talking character is desperately and awkwardly trying to make small talk. Against groaning music, she utters, in a monotone, "I was rereading 'Moby Dick' the other day and -- oh, I haven't read it since -- I'm sure none of us has -- it's worth picking up again -- it's about this whale."
Not only has the fearsome white whale been a mighty vessel destroyer and a musical conversation killer, but also it has wrecked the attempts of stage, screen and television adapters to get it off the page.
Unlike such other marine-morality-mortality tales by Herman Melville as "Billy Budd" and "Benito Cereno," which had tantalizing theatrical transfers, the former even making it as an opera though its Broadway musical version failed, "Moby Dick," with its monumental metaphors and messages, is too unwieldy for the theatrical boards.
One such adaptation, among others, is by Orson Welles. It was seen on Broadway in 1962 and, over the years, has been fitfully making the rounds of regional theaters, sometimes under the title "Moby Dick Rehearsed," as it was called in a McCarter Theater production in Princeton in 1980.
At the resourceful Stageworks/ Summit, Robert Pridham, the director, has readapted the Welles adaptation. He has dispensed with the conceit of having a 19th-century actor-manager gather his troupe for a Shakespearean epic, turning to Ahab instead of Lear -- now there's a statement -- while the other performers agree to make the necessary transitions and adjustments.Continue reading the main story
The Stageworks resident actor in charge, James Cronin, who has made a trademark of playing distressed, deranged, ominous or otherwise weird characters, is a seething, shouting Ahab. With his leg "devoured, chewed up, crunched," he vows "to chase the white whale over every sea, until he spits black blood."
When it is descriptive, Melville's language rings through the theater and Mr. Cronin's stentorian tones help it immeasurably, but the effect means little beyond an actor's field day.
He bellows, "Thar she blows!" He smirks victoriously at the sight of the whale ("What a hump"). He declaims to the rafters, or the heavens, "I want his heart!"
Among assorted shipmates, Kevin Henderson is an earnest Ishmael, though none of the other actors have a shot at developing character. Mr. Pridham's directing, in a self-conscious attempt to avoid the pitfalls of full-out narration, substitutes one staging stereotype for another.
The production's shining light is just that: the splendid lighting designed by James Streeter, especially at the end of Act I, and the somber sounds of a cello, to music by Britten, who composed the opera "Billy Budd."
Other sound effects, however, tend to diffuse into a meaningless roar when unleashed all at once. John Hindman's setting, at first impressive though not holding, is your basic ropes-and-ladders design for the fabled Pequod.
While it has been within the province of the Melville work to be about man versus nature and the forces of good and evil that shake the universe, not to mention vengeance, blasphemy, sheer obsessiveness and other things, one's sinking feeling at the Stageworks is that it's just about this whale. And this actor.
"Moby Dick," produced by Stageworks/Summit, at the Kent Place School, 42 Norwood Avenue, in Summit. Performances, which run through Saturday, are Thursday through Saturday at 8 P.M. Box office: (908) 273-9383.Continue reading the main story


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Thursday, July 16, 2009
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I don't think I slept very much last night, I kept looking at the clock and counting how long until we had to drop Chase off at PreK. I was terrified he would cry and be scared, turns out I was terrified for nothing!!!! Chase got up (without too much of a fight!), ate breakfast, brushed his teeth, got dressed, and was ready to go. We took pictures outside, then made our way to school. We talked about what a wonderful day he was going to have and never once did he tell me he didn't want to go or that he was scared. We logged our code in to drop him off, walked to class, and I could tell I wasn't going to make it without crying! I didn't want to cry in front of him and upset him so I told Jeff to take him in and I'd be right there. Chase saw I had stopped and went to hug Jeff goodbye. I told Chase we were going to go in his class with him and he said, "why?" I nearly fell over, he would've said goodbye to us right there!!!! I just told him I wanted to say hi to his teacher (truth is I couldn't stand to leave him) and he was fine with that. We went in, hung his backpack up, briefly talked to Miss. Caren, took a picture, got hugs, and that was it. Our baby, was a big boy. As soon as we walked out of the class I lost it. I'm a teacher, I'm not supposed to do that, but it's so hard when it's your own baby you're leaving!!!!! I pretty much cried the whole way to the car and the whole way to work, but I eventually managed to stop!
Jeff picked Chase up this afternoon and they said he did great. His teacher complimented on how well behaved he was, which is always nice to hear. Chase called me on the phone since I had to work late for our Meet the Teacher and told me that he really liked school. He said it was more fun that going to the baby sitter and that he wanted to go back tomorrow, so I'm going to take that as a successful day!!! Let's hope tomorrow goes just as well! I can't say how proud I am of him, he's so big and brave!!!! :o)
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Some background.....
Hawaii has always been on our list of places we would like to visit, however we were unsure of which island we should visit first and after hearing great things from others who had done a Royal Caribbean re-positioning cruise either to or from Vancouver to Honolulu we decided that a cruise would be the best way to have a "sampler" of Hawaii. We decided on a round trip Los Angeles 14 Day Hawaiian Cruise primarily because it fit our schedule and I had a couple of vacation days I needed to burn before the end of March.
After a lengthy 2 hour 30 mins flight from YVR-LAX we got on a shuttle and made it to the World Cruise Center in San Pedro, California. Compared to embarkation in Fort Lauderdale and Vancouver it seemed very chaotic (according to various people we spoke to they found that the boarding was more organized than normal). Anyways onto the food !
Menus: (Was Lazy today so only a dessert menu ** Note** If you look back at my Panama Cruise day 1 you will notice the menus are almost identical)
Spring Rolls with Hoisin sauce - Very very tasty peanut sauce, skin was crispy and not oily at all. However mine was "doughy" on the inside. The best way to think of it was that the kitchen was in a rush and this wasn't cooked all the way thru.. not good at all and not a good start... 5.5/10
Melon Trio - Normally a very refreshing sort of teaser but for whatever reason this time around it wasn't. There was some kind of syrup or sauce that overpowered the fruit. My suspicion is that the fruit was not quite ripe enough as it was Day 1 and they drizzled some kind of syrup over top that overpowered whatever flavour there was in the fruit. 4.5/10
Piña Colada Soup - Very very strong taste of coconut in the soup. Overpowering in fact, others who enjoy coconut may enjoy this more than me. The soup had a very chunky consistency to it as well. 5/10
Prime Rib - A slightly different take on the embarkation
Let's feed you till to you drop dinner dinner, First time I have seen corn on the cob and a baked potato served along side. The corn was rather soft and mushy but the potato was fluffy, the tomato was not memorable at all and was an afterthought. The prime rib was cooked nicely to order and the portion was much too big.for human consumption. 7.5/10 because of the poor corn and tomato, otherwise it would have been a solid 8.
Some sort of fish? Served with a potato pancake and bamboo shoots.... A very strange dish just didn't work. 6.5/10
Sugar- Free Mango Cheesecake - Soft and soggy, not much in the way of mango flavour, although it was very light. 5/10
Not a great start to our cruise and to top it off our server was rather inattentive to our table (filling of water, and what nots) and to top it off when I was surprised that we were going to miss the early showing that night the comment returned was "you should come earlier", which was rather unusual as service has often been exceptional and we had Early Seating Traditional dinning as our dinner time.
Onto tomorrow