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At the end of the day it comes down to this, 'Do you love Baldur's Gate?' if the answer is yes, then its a must buy.
People are talking about mods, such as gibberings, but for me, I could never get that mod to work correctly, it would crash a lot and I have a highend rig and I am adept with modding. For me, even for nostalgia sake, even though I own the game already with Sword Coast all in all it was worth it. 20 bucks isn't a lot to be honest, I have a 'play fund' I put aside for upcoming titles im interested in.
Overhaul games did say that they will be making BG2:EE which I enjoyed just as much, and if that's popular there could be a chance for a BG3. Heck, who knows we might even get the IWD and PS:T enhanced editions too! Although I do hope for a mastering on PS:T considering that game is narrative excellence all the way through it and it's the most cried for sequel I know of in Isometric RPG's.
So, with these enhanced editions, coupled with Project Eternity in the works, it is a good day to be gamer.
Its funny how all the new gadgets are actually taking computing 20 years back. The hardware is weak as it was back then and we see the same competition from hundreds of companies trying to get a share of the market and establish themselves. We have rolled back to 1990 for another try, not exactly but still in some way.
But this means isometric games are probably getting a revival, and although so many games are just remakes of proven games, there are good isometric games beeing made with new ideas. Maybe Bioware will wake up and return to their roots, and make another BG like isometric game with a new story .. and tossing those silly D&D rules haha. Simple casual games only goes so far and by the year "1995", the demand for deeper games will rise with the maturing gamers and technology.. maybe :P
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Originally posted by Yizle
I just still don't see this as being worth $20 for a 15 yr old game with a very slight enhancement to graphics.
It's not worth it, and it's buggy as fuck. And it certainly isn't timeless, everything is like 100% luckbased. Wanna kill that wizard at the beginning? Well keep reloading the game until the game give you some decent dice rolls. Idiotic system, I'm glad it's dead.
I am playing this BGEE even now. It have nice implemented UI from BGII, many of new additions are nice (i like that new 'wild-mage' girl's back story) and most important thing - it is Win 7/8 friendly. Definatelly worth the 20$. If people can give far more money for newer crap that got RPG label only because they have 'levels' and 'item slots', why not to get this one? Especially if one havent lived the 'old RPG' days. I will and would always support these kind of games over any MMORPG sub or over recent "RPG" titles (Plus i dont know where my old copy is lol).
BG I and II, Planescape: Torment, Icewind Dale I and II, Fallout 1 and 2, Arcanum - these are timeless RPG classics which will never get dated. Yes, these titles werent perfect, yes they had bugs and flaws, but they werent about Uber-leet gear or 'end-game' or similar things. All there was are character(s), story and immersion. If one havent played even at least one of these, he should not call himself RPG player.
Main MMO at the moment: Guild Wars 2
Waiting for: Pathfinder Online
already put in around 20 hours so great even though i did a run though about a year ago..the insta-load times are worth the 20 bucks, but supporting this company is what makes it worth it. I would love to see what they can get together by way of an orginal title. I would like to see a feat system that was done a little better then Icewind Dale 2 and perhaps more of an rp role for non-combantant roles, more like how some D&D / pathfinder campaigns are more suited for RPing.
I dont think we will see the latter anytime soon but he a nicely done feat system to expand character depth is good enough
The old mods that let the game work on modern OS's either failed on certain PC configs (quite a few) or were too much hard work for many. Registry edits, disabling GFX features, changing config files then having to change them back on exit so other games and apps could work.
This version has new content, slightly increased feature set and works "out of the box" the financial model is designed to make it worthwhile for the devs to overhaul many of the other games in the series on a professional basis.
If that isn't any good for you - then don't buy it. Seriously DON'T BUY IT. But for the love of Sam - stop coming here whinging with your tin pot "cod finance" lectures about what something is worth and what it isn't.
Those of us playing BG for the first time in more than a decade couldn't care a less what you can or can't afford and why you might or might not justify some companies financial decisions.. "There is play or not play"
Don't think there is value = Don't buy.
What else is there to say?
I'd hate to go grocery shopping with some of you people, we'd all have died of starvation before we got to the checkout.
Originally posted by Yizle
I just still don't see this as being worth $20 for a 15 yr old game with a very slight enhancement to graphics.
[mod edit] the game has hand drawn all of the sceneries. You wanted this game redone? that would take new engine and it wouldn't be same Baldur's Gate.
To me it's 10/10 in visiuals since it's release. Just play and look at imense quality and amount of detail this simple 2d technology allowed. Thanks to this every location in game is unique. Can you say thatabout any 3d game that followed in next years ?
Even today Baldur's Gate series stand out with it's quality art style which has aged well can you say that about for example Neverwinter Nights or Morrowind with their blurry textures and ugly models with cluncky animations?
I haven't played BG1 in years. I have the Collection set I bought years ago and the major turnoff of 1 was the resolution, and although fan made mods are useful in fixing somethings, its a hassle for myself and many others. Only mods I normally use are higher stack sizes as I like convience mods.
This will not appeal to everyone but will appeal to myself that is for sure.
Originally posted by MsFit
I still have the 6 disk monstrosity, with map.
That is me too. I found the map recently. It filled me with warm recollections of playing this game instead of doing homework (ahem).
I also still have the BG2 map, and the original discs for that, but one of them doesn't work anymore since it got scratched from overuse.
I still have the IWD series discs, the Torment discs, the NWN discs, Fallout 1 and 2....
So er, not sure I will be buying this one, since my BG1 discs still work, but I might look into BG2 when it comes out again.
I still enjoy playing the Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale series from time to time. I am looking forward to this. I played d&d with pen and paper back in the 1980's and we had a blast, but I don't know if today's generation will have the patience to read the quests, do the computations during battle, constantly assign tasks for each party member after pausing, etc. that is required for this games.
Strange that what has happened to movies is now happening to the gaming world: people just cannot think of new ideas so let's regurgitate the old ideas into new shinier ones. Just saying that if you cannot enjoy the older games as they are right now, then there is only a small chance that you will enjoy the same game with new wrapping paper.
So I was enjoying BG1 again until a couple of my party members decided they would just abandon me because I didn't get to where they wanted me to go as quickly as they would like. At that point I almost instantly uninstalled the game.
That sort of crap isn't immersive.. it's just annoying. I couldn't reload a save because none of them allowed enough time to travel where they wanted to go. My only option would be to start the whole thing again. Well, forget that. Reloading all the time breaks immersion anyway.. maybe I should just accept my fate and lose those party members? I could, but I'd just be pissed off for the rest of the game. I could lay down periodic saves that I can go back to 'just in case' I need to backtrack when the game itself decides to totally ruin my experience.. well that's no fun either and is a pain.
BG was fun back in the day but now I can see why games arn't made like this anymore. I just tainted my memory of the good old days. The game isn't on rails.. but there are rails available and you are punished if you don't stay on them.
Good game. And now the Ipad version is here.
I just wish that Darklands was getting this type of treatment. And if you don't know what Darklands is, don't worry. That just means you're not older than dirt. Darklands is a game that really NEEDS to be updated and fixed. Arcanum would be a close second considering the amount of things broken in that game.
But Baldur's Gate? Meh. Smells of exploiting nostalgic gamers. I'd rather someone make something new than go through the BG series again.
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Caroline was one I never really cared for and now I love it after watching 2 Broke Girls. I guess I just heard the name enough plus I love the character in the show.
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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 1.8.3
Fix Version/s: 1.9
Component/s: Choice, Roles / Access
Affected Branches:MOODLE_18_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_19_STABLE
I have added a Choice with the settings "Always show results to students" and "Publish full results, showing names and their choices" which shows all participants, students can see hidden teachers too. No students have the viewhiddenassigns capability, so I assume this is a bug.
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I'm not convinced on this patch... - my feeling would be that if a "hidden" user selected a "choice" then their selection should be shown. - this potentially screws up the limit function available in the choice.
(of course they shouldn't be shown in the unanswered column...)
did you test this patch with the limit in the choice?
Hi Dan,
The limit is unmodified and will work as before, hidden teacher's choices are recorded, but if you are a student with no viewhidden capability then you do not see the listing of that hidden teacher's result on display. Teachers with viewhidden capability will be able to see all user's choices. I think this should be the correct behaviour. Is there a specific scenario that this would be bad?
I haven't had a chance to test it yet, but can you check the following scenario please?
set up a choice with the limit allowing 1 selection to option X - log in as a hidden teacher, and select that option.
then login as a normal student, and check to make sure you can't select that option, as it should be full.
this patch doesn't really seem to have "fixed" a bug, rather introduced one. - Yu - did you test this properly?
I can't back this change out as I haven't got access to the new CVS server yet - If you get a chance, can you please back this change out to all versions that you have patched?
if an admin selects a choice, if you click on "view responses" (only available to admins) - the admin user is not shown like it should be. (I'm guessing hidden users aren't shown either.)
I agree with Dan. A user (let us say teacher) enroled by a hidden assignment may stay invisible to the rest of participants, but only unless (s)he does not submit something into the course.
I've posted a possible solution to this in
MDL-12890 which involves changes to acceslib.php function get_users_by_capability
this code:
$from = " FROM {$CFG->prefix}user u
JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT ssra.userid,
FROM {$CFG->prefix}role_assignments ssra
WHERE ssra.contextid IN ($ctxids)
AND ssra.roleid IN (".implode(',',$roleids) .")
) ra ON ra.userid = u.id
$uljoin ";
by changing to this:
$from = " FROM {$CFG->prefix}user u
JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT ssra.userid, ssra.hidden
FROM {$CFG->prefix}role_assignments ssra
WHERE ssra.contextid IN ($ctxids)
AND ssra.roleid IN (".implode(',',$roleids) .")
) ra ON ra.userid = u.id
$uljoin ";
and then when calling get users_by_capability adding 'hidden' to the $fields list
I'm finding it hard to find an easy way of finding if a user assigned to a capability is a given their role via a hidden assignment.....
I 'could' call get_users_by capability once including hidden users, and then a 2nd time without, and compare the 2 arrays, but that would take a performance hit!
I need to return all hidden users on the first call, as hidden users should be counted in the results, but not displayed in the list of unanswered users.
Ideally it would be good if get_users_by_capability returned a variable for each user stating if their role assignment was hidden or not.... - see the hack posted in the comment above for an initial example
Adding MartinL and Skodak to this - do you guys have any ideas how I might be able to do this? - is there a way without modifying accesslib?
Dan - this is somewhat tricky for 2 reasons:
- the hidden role assignment might deny/prohibit the capability!
- in practice, it's tricky to "blame" a specific RA for a capability the user has.
is that SQL from 1.8? Have a look at 1.9 to see the scope of the problem.
Hi Martin, yeah - I did see the complexities - I was hoping it could be easier!
that SQL is in 1.9 when there aren't any Negative Permissions......
there must be a way of returning whether the user got the capability via a hidden role assignment when there are negative permissions! I definately don't want to call get_users_by_capability twice!
The other option is to force it so that users given the "mod/choice:choose" capability via a hidden role assignment just can't submit a choice. But that would likely cause confusion as well!
> that SQL is in 1.9 when there aren't any Negative Permissions
hah! I knew it - that's pretty close to the original implementation in 1.7/1.8.
I think it can be done, but it will take significant work on get_users_by_capability() or a separate function. Maybe call it twice as a temporary measure, while we try and sort this out? I don't want to block the release on this
attaching patch which calls get_users_capabilities twice, and a couple of if statements to check against the 2nd array to see if they exist.
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Loki/ Leo would make an Awesome Green Lanturn lol. Im pretty sure noone saw that coming one of the 7kin actually being a good guy.
gray doesn't have a partner happy is knocked out.
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Loki/ Leo would make an Awesome Green Lanturn lol. Im pretty sure noone saw that coming one of the 7kin actually being a good guy.
gray doesn't have a partner happy is knocked out.
yeah prro gray and yes luccy already has cancer and his key
and i thought that was a crazy and unforeseen twist i liked it my self because Loke was just boss in this chapter and i am glad luccy have Capricorn now. now i want to see gray at fully power in a solo battle if he beats a kin hell who needs the S class exam after that LOL.
I knew it, I was right on Cancer.
So, Lucy has:
2 more keys left! (Yes, I am ignoring the new zodiac sign)
Libra should be epic. I don't know about Pisces tho.
You think something happens if you have all Zodiac spirits? Like gain some ultra strong king of the Zodiacs spirit.
^It has to be something special. Anyway, kinda short and that summoning dude is kinda weak. I don't know why Hades chose him. He seems so much weaker than the rest. Now that we know Capricorn had a dude helping him in the fight, who do you guys think is stronger? Capricorn or Leo?
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I don't think you can fairly judge the two with the little amount of exposure Caprico has had thus far. Added to the fact that Human Subordination was Zoldeo's power and not his own.
The whole human possession of a stellar spirit came out of nowhere. Zoldeo was a weird one that's for sure. Capricorn may be able to tell Lucy more about her mother and the history she had as a stellar spirit mage. Kinda silly that Aquarius tortures poor Lucy even though Layla was her previous master. She's not as caring as Caprico that's for sure.
Was nice to see Loki show us some merit as the king of the stellar spirit jungle. I wouldn't call it a win so much as an exorcism. Still, a kin was reformed and it can be attributed as one of few victories the guild has had this arc.
I think we're close to finally getting some Cana backstory, and with only one (possibly two depending on Gray) fights left this arc is nearing the finish line. Its crazy to see how it initially started out as an S-Class Tournament, and soon became about fighting off a Dark Guild and learning more about Zeref. Mashima has his fair share of unpredictable writing.
Actually Caprico doesn't weaken mages. That is the ability of the Mage who fused with him Zoldeo. So we still don't know what he is capable of.
I hope when she finially gets all 12 Zodiacs they just all get a massive power boost
Hopefully because some of them seem useless/underpowered now, cancer for one.
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Didn't Lucy's mom died after she gave birth to her? Maybe Aquarius got mixed feeling bout Lucy being her master. She might felt like Lucy is the reason why her old master died but at the same time she really can't blame Lucy.
Crazy cross theory: I hope Cana would join GH. That would be awesome, storywise.
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So what's the deal with those crazy vegans? Then again, why does everyone think they're crazy? And why do we seem programmed to get all hot and bothered about people who eat differently than we do?
In search of answers, we sat down with Brooklynite, vegan, chef, author and holistic health counselor Alex Jamieson. If you've seen the documentary film 'Super Size Me,' in which filmmaker Morgan Spurlock famously ate three meals a day at McDonald's for a month, just to see what would happen, you know Alex – she and Spurlock were dating at the time the film was made, and Alex was featured as the gentle, often concerned, girlfriend and vegan chef.
We met with Alex to at Sun in Bloom, a meat-free café in Prospect Heights, to talk about the trials and rewards of being vegan in a meat-crazy town.
So Alex, Brooklyn today seems to be at the forefront of the 'good meat' movement. A lot of butchers and chefs are working exclusively with local, pastured meat, and as a result, eating meat seems to be 'in.' Has being vegetarian or vegan become uncool?
There has definitely been a big rise in interest in 'good meat' in Brooklyn and in many parts of the country. You can find it in a lot more stores and restaurants now than you could a few years ago.
I don't think being vegan has become 'uncool,' but I do see far fewer vegetarians and a few more vegans out there these days, which probably has something to do with the rise of good meat. And there seems to be an emphasized polarization between eaters of meat or any animal product and those who don't eat any animal products.
One thing I've noticed is that there are a lot of farm-to-table restaurants opening in Brooklyn that don't offer any vegan options. The trend seems to be that more established places are offering greater options, but new places are not catering to vegans.
That's not true everywhere, though. In Brooklyn a lot of the farm-to-table focus seems to be on meat, but on the West Coast, in places like L.A., San Francisco and Portland, farm-to-table restaurants tend to offer a lot more vegan dishes.
As a long-time vegan does the availability of more natural meats and dairy from more humanely-raised animals ever tempt you?
There's definitely a difference in quality between good pastured, organic meat and industrially produced CAFO , or feedlot, meat. With good meat there's no hormone or antibiotic residue, and you're consuming healthier animals.
I've gone back and forth between these worlds, but right now in my life I'm just not interested in eating meat. But if you are interested, in terms of animal protein you'll probably get more health benefit from organic, pastured chicken and eggs than from anything else.
There is a big difference in cost between good meat and industrially-produced meat, so a lot of Americans think it's out of reach for them. But if people skipped the soda and snacks and focused more on fresh, homemade foods, I think more people would be able to afford good meat than they might think.
That's something I work with my clients on all the time – they want to eat better, but don't want to spend a lot more money. There are all kinds of ways to create savings while improving the quality of food you're eating, and you can then use that extra money to buy the best quality meat and dairy.
How long have you been a vegan? What led you to leave all animal-based ingredients behind?
Right after I moved to New York, in my early twenties, I started to get really sick. A few months after moving here I had knee surgery, and I think it was the surgery along with the antibiotics I had to take afterwards that wrecked what was left of my immune system. I started having chronic migraine headaches. I was gaining weight, feeling depressed, and just had no energy. I'd sleep in on the weekends and still have no energy.
I thought to myself, "I'm not supposed to feel like this in my twenties! I was fine a year ago – what's going on?"
So I went to a doctor. The first doctor wasn't much help – he wanted to put me on a program of painkillers and Prozac. During that time I started listening to a radio show by a guy named Dr. Gary Null. He's been considered a kind of guru for quite some time, and has been writing books about health for decades. As I listened to him I started thinking, "Maybe this has something to do with the food I'm eating."
I called Gary Null's office to ask for a doctor recommendation. They gave me one and I made an appointment right away. The first thing the doctor asked me about was my diet. When I told him what I was eating he said, "No wonder you're sick." All I was eating was fast food, pizza, lots of soda and candy…I was a total sugar addict and was eating hardly any vegetables or fruit.
So the doctor said, "Look, you have to change what you're eating and here's what we're going to do: No refined foods, ever. No dairy. No sugar." It sounded really extreme, but I felt so badly that I was willing to try it. And within weeks I was feeling better.
It was working, so I became more and more interested in what was happening. I started reading all these books that the doctor had recommended. When I was at the library looking for those books, I found this whole big section on health, food and diet. I thought, "Wow! Look at all these books! I've never even heard of the stuff they're writing about. I've never even thought about it." So I started reading anything and everything I could and just found this whole new world.
I had never heard of veganism before. I grew up in Oregon, and my mom had an organic gardening radio show. We had a huge garden at home so we ate really well, with lots of fresh vegetables and fruit, but we were never vegetarian or vegan. So I had some background with healthy food, but I had never put that into action in my own adult life. One of the books I read was about the vegan diet, and that's when I decided to go meat-free, sugar-free and dairy-free.
So you really changed everything about how you ate in a matter of months?
Yes – and I also realized all of a sudden that I didn't know how to cook! I started to get really interested in that. I was like, "How am I going to eat?" So I found a culinary school here in the city, called Natural Gourmet Institute for Health & Culinary Arts. They offered a curriculum that skewed vegetarian and vegan, and they focused on macrobiotics. As soon as I discovered the program I thought to myself, "This is exactly what I want to do."
So I quit my law firm office job and did the program. It was full-time for six months, followed by four months studying abroad at a macrobiotic vegan restaurant in Milan.
When I came back I got a job at a restaurant in Manhattan as a pastry chef. It was one of the first restaurants in the city that did all local sourcing, and I did private cooking, for people who were sick or had food allergies.
When did the whole Super Size Me project come together?
Morgan Spurlock, the filmmaker, was my boyfriend at the time. I had enrolled in a program at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition to become a health counselor. See, when I was doing private cooking, I was working for a lot of clients who had been diagnosed with cancer. They'd essentially call me at the 11th hour. I'd be in their homes, getting to know them, cooking for them, and it was really heartbreaking, because I'd fall in love with these clients and then they'd pass away. I went to IIN because I wanted to find a way to help people before it got to that point.
While I was enrolled there, we had the idea for Super Size Me – to look at how someone's health would be impacted if they ate only fast food for thirty days. We started filming while I was in school. It came out just as I was getting started in my health counseling practice, and then the movie got into the Sundance Film Festival and took off. Morgan and I spent the net year and a half travelling around the world – we went to twenty four countries.
Was the success of the film a surprise?
Absolutely. I had no clue that it would become such a big hit. I liked documentaries, but I had no idea anyone was actually going to watch this one! If I had I wouldn't have talked about our sex life on camera. I remember being in the theater when it premiered in San Francisco, sitting next to my grandmother, and here I come on the big screen talking about our sex life!
So did your experience of making the film with Morgan inspire you to write your first book?
The movie was really all about Morgan eating nothing but fast food for thirty days, and looking at how it impacted his health. I took what I had learned in my health counselor studies at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and put together an eight week detox plan to get him back to his pre-movie weight.
So the first book, 'The Great American Detox Diet' came from that. A year or so later, the people from the 'Dummies' series emailed to say they were taking submissions for this title 'Living Vegan for Dummies.' I thought, "Why not?" – so I submitted something and was chosen for the job. And then a lot of stuff happened. My marriage was falling apart, I had a baby, I was writing a book – life was kind of insane for a while! Ha ha ha.
It seems like a lot of people are uncomprehending of veganism. And maybe even scared by it – there's an assumption that vegans are pretty militant. Do you think that's true or a false stereotype?
It's true. I have some friends and other people I know in the vegan community who are pretty militant. Some can be off-putting, so it doesn't surprise me that there is that association. I have a hard time calling myself a vegan sometimes. It's funny – there have been times in the last couple of years where I've had an egg here or there because I've felt like my body needed it, and with the way some vegans are it's like I'm risking my life saying that! But I still hold the basic ideals of veganism close to my heart.
I don't want animals being subjected to terrible conditions. I don't want animals being killed for my food. There would be a lot of environmental benefits if we all ate less, or no, meat. But all human beings are different. Not everyone can be or wants to be a vegan. I respect that and I have a really hard time when other vegans are outrageously, militantly…religious about it. I try to be a gentle voice of reason with this stuff, but it can be hard – some in the vegan community are very black-and-white.
But I do know that a lot of the people that I've helped transition to a vegan lifestyle, for health or other reasons, have seen some really wonderful, staggering results. It's not right for everybody, but it really works as a way to heal. And I think that's amazing – that you can heal yourself with food, pretty cheaply – and you can feel better than you'll ever feel by treating yourself with pharmaceuticals. I want to keep making people aware of that.
If I can just get people to eat more greens, I'm happy, you know? Ha ha.
For most non-vegans, it's hard to imagine how you actually do it. Do you ever find it hard to be vegan?
No, I don't. New York City really is one of the easiest places to practice a vegan lifestyle. What I do find interesting is that there's so much combativeness over the topic. There's often a really charged dialogue surrounding it. I think people associate their own morality with their eating choices, so when someone chooses to eat differently than you it can instinctively feel like a moral affront. I don't let that get to me; I really don't get offended these days. I believe that eating lower on the food chain is the most healthy way to live, and for me, right now, it provides the most fulfilling lifestyle.
I often wonder whether we can really rely on this industrialized food system to keep feeding us. I don't think it's sustainable. It's really heartening to see all these rooftop farms popping up, all these CSAs, and people gardening in their backyards. People are getting interested in this stuff because real food is fun, but they're also learning what I like to call 'skilled resilience.' They're learning skills that will help them. One of the most basic things you can learn is how to cook for yourself, or how to grow your own food. That's just basic to human life!
Alex offers a variety of health counseling and coaching services (for both vegans and non-vegans) through her company Delicious Vitality. She's also the author of 'The Great American Detox Diet,' 'Vegan Cooking For Dummies,' and 'Living Vegan For Dummies.'


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On a cold, rainy weeknight, running low on vegetables and creativity, I pulled a forgotten bag of potatoes from the shadowy cupboard where they'd been quietly sprouting for weeks.
I hoped to turn them into a warming meal, using SusanV's recipe for Quick and Easy Potato Soup. I'm a frequent visitor to Susan's colorful, informative blog, FatFree Vegan Kitchen. I've salivated over her photos and envied her classy layout for months, but had yet to try any of her recipes. So when she posted that FatFree Vegan Kitchen would be the featured blog for this month's Tried & Tasted, I bookmarked the potato soup.Tried & Tasted, created by Zlamushka's Spicy Kitchen and hosted this month by Vaishali at Holy Cow!, encourages food bloggers to use and write about each others' recipes. At the end of the month, the host compiles the posts, providing a wealth of feedback for the featured blogger and publicity for participants.
Feedback on recipes is invaluable. While developing recipes for this blog, I make each dish a few times times, adjusting until I'm satisfied with its taste, texture, and appearance. But my notion of "sauté until golden," or "stir until few lumps remain" may differ from yours, and "cook over medium heat" is by no means universal. Most importantly, tastes vary. Unless you tell me that the stew was better with a teaspoon of cayenne, or that your cupcakes collapsed and the cookies fell apart, I'll never know. Even on blogs with a large and active following, like FatFree Vegan Kitchen, few readers comment after they've used a recipe to share how it turned out.
I'm sure by now SusanV knows her potato soup is fantastic, but I'll outline my impressions nonetheless. The recipe is written two ways, one for users of the robust VitaMix, and one for saps like me with common, pedestrian blenders. Making the soup without the mighty VitaMix requires 15 minutes' extra simmering, but during this time the ingredients require no attention.
I baked my potatoes in the microwave (5 minutes, turn, then 5 minutes more) because it dirtied the fewest dishes. With the simmered potatoes and onion I blended whole raw cashews, nutritional yeast, and plain Rice Dream. Usually I pass on creamed soup recipes that rely on non-dairy milks, but here the mild rice flavor was nicely compatible with potatoes. Soy would be too sweet.
This soup is so much more than the sum of its ingredients. The dominant flavor--no kidding--is bacon. If I hadn't made it myself, I wouldn't believe that it doesn't contain bacon fat. If I ordered this soup at a restaurant because the waiter told me it was vegan, I would send it back. Rosemary, white pepper, and nutritional yeast are the only seasoning, so where is the bacon coming from? Was it that my potatoes were old? Was it baking them? What is the secret ingredient that I, the cook, am not aware of?
My only critique is that recipe says it makes 4 servings. Maybe Susan's potatoes were bigger than mine, or maybe I'm just a glutton, but I got two main dish servings, tops.
I'm guessing anything that works in mashed potatoes would work well here: garlic, chives, chipotle peppers, even tempeh bacon crumbles. This recipe is a keeper, though I'll double it next time so I'll have leftovers. It's an easy, delicious way to use up neglected potatoes.


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"We feel a mixture of energy and relief, but our job is not yet done,'' said Lessard. ''We are two relatively small players playing a big game, but we are ready for London. With a tough Olympic qualifier in Mexico, and a huge challenge today we are now ready to soar and surprise everyone in London."
Martin returns to the Games. She was fifth in 2004 with Guylaine Dumont of Quebec City.
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Reigning champions Harlequins moved top of the Aviva Premiership table on Saturday after edging past Leicester 25-21 at the Stoop.
Reigning champions Harlequins went top of the Aviva Premiership table on Saturday after edging past Leicester 25-21 at the Twickenahm Stoop.
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Thanks for the answer guys... I dont know if so sexy scans have those chapters, but if they have they must be on the web page of them
Thanks for the answer guys... I dont know if so sexy scans have those chapters, but if they have they must be on the web page of them
Yes, sorry but you are. 11 is actually done, you'll find it in the tracker for download. It's much better quality and translations.
I do not know the status of 8-10 though.
I just released Ch 12 for S3.
9 and 10 are in the waiting bin till our cleaner gets on it. (I must slap him).
[19:48:38] <ut2004player> You know i am sensitive about UT subject... >_>
<ut2004player> Xeperu: Death note is better than code geass
Yeah, this is really kick ass. It's good to see there will be fights outside of the arena.
I can't imagine Minatsuki without her hair
i bet she'll look horrfying
"Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? 'No!' says the man in Washington, 'It belongs to the poor.' 'No!' says the man in the Vatican, 'It belongs to God.' 'No!' says the man in Moscow, 'It belongs to everyone.' I rejected those answers; instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible, I chose Rapture. A city where the artist would not fear the censor, where the scientist would not be bound by petty morality, where the great would not be constrained by the small!
maybe shiro can save us all and make her a wig lol
Maybe they will only take only a small amount of her hair...


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An airplane crash in Colorado killed a well known Carbon County man on Tuesday.
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Loveless took off from Rocky Mountain Metro Airport in Jefferson County, Colo. on Tuesday at about 2:30 p.m. and his plane fell off of radar screens about an hour later. Once it was determined the plane was missing, search parties on the ground and in the air began to look for the aircraft.
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July 19 2013 09:49PM
For Oiler fans, the big acquisition this summer was David Perron. A skilled winger with a nice resume, we're excited to see what he can do, see how many goals he can score alongside the young and talented forwards in Edmonton. Perron's exit from St. Louis was a bit of surprise, but cap worries made it necessary. What did his coach think of him? Good things. Good things.
In an article by Norm Sanders from the News Democrat, Hitchcock was quite forthcoming about his former winger. The interview is here, and I'm not going to quote too much of the article (there's quite a bit about Magnus Paajarvi too) and would suggest you click through and read it.
- Hitchcock: "Him and I had a good relationship because I really respected the fact that he was coming back from a significant injury. I really felt like he was a guy that when you had him on the ice, you were one step away from scoring a goal all the time.He was a dangerous player offensively, so the other team was always on edge against him."
Terrific quote from an outstanding coach, and Perron's numbers imply we're looking at a superior offensive player in comparison to Paajarvi:
- Perron in the NHL per 82 games: 20-28-48
- Paajarvi in the NHL per 82 games: 13-16-29
There are all kinds of reasons for the gap--Perron is older, more established, plays more minutes and 5x4 minutes--but I don't think anyone can reasonably argue about Perron being the better offensive player.
For his part, Oilers GM Craig MacTavish had kind words for Paajarvi at the time of the deal:
MacT: "Hated to get rid of him. Hard guy to part with, such a good guy, really fit in well with the culture of the group and the work ethic. He is very much still developing. He's going to be a good player.
Hindsight is 20/20, but most onlookers believe the Perron-Paajarvi trade was pretty fair, the 2nd round pick going to the Blues making up for the gap in age, experience and offensive ability in the two players exchanged.
For his part, Perron seems excited to be in Edmonton for the coming seasons.
- Perron: "Just having the chance to play on the Edmonton Oilers will be fun, with the type of hockey they play, St. Louis makes its game a little after the LA Kings style, while Edmonton is looking to be more like Chicago or Detroit. It's definitely nice to come into a situation like that."
There's not much doubt offensive players prefer the wide open style, and the Oilers freewheel as well as anyone in the conference.
Sometimes in life we fall ass-over-tea-kettle into something good, and most often we don't really trust our good fortune. The Hitchcock article, married to Perron's on-ice performance and the boxcars, suggests to me that David Perron is the real deal--an offensive winger made available only because the cap crunch gave St. Louis the Blues.
And Edmonton was there with the assets to take advantage. A very nice result.
The addition of Hartnell and Coburn gives this team that missing dimension. When we go over to the same division as LA and San Jose the bigger more physical bodies will be able to run with thos huge teams. Hartnell is a dream come true for Edmonton, big rough forward with 30 goal potential. Coburn would solidify a back end with a big bodied defensenan who can chip in offensively from time to time. I think Gagner would be better suited to the East, that division has a lot of smaller skilled teams like Pittsburgh and New York. Perfect fit in Philly.
Yeah I pretty much agree. I don't know if Peckham will play well for CHI, but letting him go for nothing and then bringing in freaking Grebeshkov was perplexing. I am not loving some of Mactavish's decisions. It looks like another year in wonderland under the administration of Lord of the Rings Kevin Lowe.
Perplexing? One can move the puck, one can't. Mac T was pretty clear about that.
I'll take one dimensional Gagner every night of the season if he puts up points the way he does when he plays with those other one dimensional players like Nuge, Yak, Hall and Eberle. More 8 point nights.
Yes he puts up points, but for every point he gets, he gives up two to the opposition.
You actually used plus minus to discuss an individual on the worst team in the league over the last six years. A team that boasted Khabibulin as their MVP? A team that hasn't had a top two D-man since Pronger left?
Career plus minus on the Oilers team over the last six years is a bogus stat. Over six seasons of playing on a LOSER team like ours, and he's averaged single digit minus? I think that's actually pretty good.
Perhaps if he was +48 the team would not be as you put it "a LOSER team".Maybe the next 2C will be that player.
This really was an awesome trade. Although, if it does go south, I could see Mac T firing up his 8 track and listening to Maggie May until Edmonton runs out of scotch.
July 20 2013, 10:37PM
Perhaps if he was +48 the team would not be as you put it "a LOSER team".Maybe the next 2C will be that player.
Good teams make for good plus players ..... Not the other way around. Laddy Smid is minus 58 over his career yet he is a lauded as a "defensive defenseman". Most useless stat ever.
Might be going back a bit, but based on plus minus Dallas Smith was one of the best defensemen ever. Either that or he won the lottery and got to play with some guy named Bobby Orr. To think a "two way center" would have changed the fortunes of this sad sack team in favor of Gagner the last couple of year is, I am sorry, delusional.
Definitely agree with that. Also Grebeshkov played top 4 minutes here before he priced himself off the team. Whether you like him or not he is an upgrade over Peckham, especially in the pucking moving and skating department.
July 22 2013, 09:22PM
I'm intrigued by Perron, if for no other reason than MacT gushed about his hands. Another finisher in this team's top 6, it's starting to look a little like Christmas.
And I've been one of Paajarvi's biggest supporters since the WJC BEFORE he was drafted. However, sick skill is always intriguing, and when mixed in with Hall/Eberle/RNH/Yakupov, every one of them can snipe. If they hit their stride, this could be a lot of fun.


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BRETHREN, it seems advisable that I should go also, they will accompany me. I will visit you after passing through Macedonia, for I intend to pass through Macedonia, and perhaps I will stay with you or even spend the winter, so that you may speed me on my journey, wherever I go. For I do not want to see you now just in passing; I hope to spend some time with you, if the Lord permits. But I will stay in Ephesos until Pentecost, for a wide door for effective work has opened to me, and there are many adversaries. When Timothy comes, see that you put him at ease among you, for he is doing the work of the Lord, as I am. So let no one despise him. Speed him on his way in peace, that he may return to me; for I am expecting him with the brethren. As for our brother Apollos, I strongly urge him to visit you with the other brethren, but it was not all his will to come now. He will come when he has the opportunity.
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By NEMS Daily Journal
A 18-year-old Tupelo man is facing car burglary charges, according to the Tupelo Police department.
Mardrekkus L. Nesby was arrested after an investigation into several car burglaries in the West Jackson Street area led detectives to him. Several pieces of property have been recovered at this time.
Police said the investigation is ongoing and additional suspects might be charged.