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LA hound seeking street food recs (no tacos!)
An offshoot of this thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/736887
Visiting in a month or so and planning a street food itinerary. What makes NY, NY, as it relates to street food only?
I'm looking for recs for things I CAN'T get in LA, preferably under $6. That's 4 tacos and a drink!
bonus points for a single speakeasy/bar rec.
We'll be staying...somewhere in Manhattan.
Bagels. Eat a lot of bagels. My favorite is Absolute Bagels on the UWS.
Absolute Bagels
2788 Broadway, New York, NY 10025
re: Windy
Here are two:
A lot of them operate on a pretty regular schedule.
re: kathryn
Bookmarked. Thanks! That will help with weekday lunch.
Most of these are not "fancy trucks" but a lot of the street food these days is new "fancy trucks"%3
The $6 ceiling is going to be tough to stay under, though, in Manhattan. Especially if you don't want any tacos or anything you can get easily in LA (I assume all Asian is out).
Best speakeasy (that you can actually get into) will probably be PDT or Death & Co. Show up at 6pm on Sunday-Wednesday. PDT's bar seats are first come first served (the tables are available via reservation at 3pm but only on the day of and it's a tiny bar). All of Death & Co is first come, first served. Both are quite popular and fill up fast, especially since no standing is allowed.
Please Don't Tell
113 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10009
Death & Co.
433 E 6th St, New York, NY 10009
re: kathryn
well, how much is a plate of food at the halal cart? that's the ballpark I'm looking for :)
re: ns1
The halal carts are your best bets. In Manhattan, I do like the one at 53th/6th, but I wouldn't wait in that long line for it. My favorite is still the Trini-Pak cart on 43rd/6th for their chicken/rice. I also like the halal cart called XPress Power Lunch. And Quick Meal for a slightly different take on the halal plate. However, the better carts are in Queens. Like the King of Falafel cart in Astoria (Broadway/30th), or many of the Ecuadorian carts around Corona (7 train to Junction Blvd), for something different from the Mexican antojitos and taco carts. The byriani cart in Jackson Heights is a bit hit-or-miss, as well as the Nepali momo cart (there are better brick and mortar places for the same price in the area). Otherwise, you might want to check out the Xingxiang kabab carts in Flushing (I think there's at least one in Chinatown, and perhaps one in Elmhurst) for their lamb or chicken (the flavors are similar to the stuff you can find at Feng Mao Mutton Kabab in LA's Koreatown), and they're $1 a skewer. My favorite is the one on Sanford/Main and they do things like squid, quail and a few other things besides the usual lamb/chicken.
I agree with you about the fancy trucks. Not a big fan of them. I'd rather pay my $5-6 and get a more satisfying meal at any of these places. Oh, and if you're interested in the best bargain Lobster Roll, you need to get to the Stop n' Shop in Forest Hills. They're $4.99 per roll, or 3 for $11.99. Not the greatest, but I usually take them home and take out the lobster salad (and you get a lot of lobster with it), and doctor it up a bit and over stuff 2 rolls to make it a little more to my liking.
re: uwsister
I've had my fair share of lobster rolls living in the Boston area, and while these aren't up to that level, the lobster is plentiful, meaty and legit, with lots of whole claw meat. No matter how you slice it, it's a fantastic deal, and it takes care of my lobster roll cravings without having to empty my wallet. Let's put it this way. I've had worse lobster rolls along the coast between Connecticut and Boston.
re: uwsister
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re: E Eto
Per your recommendation of Chinese kebabs, there is an occasional vendor at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge (around Eldridge and Division). I'm not convinced that a dusting of cumin and chili on lamb is worth the trip, but perhaps the squid is better. For that, however, I'm a bigger fan of the Chinese lady on Canal who also sells pork barbecue and fishballs or, for the more adventurous, chicken gizzards.
re: uwsister
I don't plan to drive around NYC proper, I'm just saying I have one in case I need to drive out of NYC proper.
re: ns1
Driving around new york and trying to park would be a serious waste of time.
I think I replied on your other thread already. But you may want to try the Trini Paki Boys cart for some Trinidadian specialties -- doubles, bake & shark, etc.
Trini Paki Boys
43rd St and 6th Ave, New York, NY 10036
re: LNG212
I'm excited to try Trini Paki Boys too. Are they weekdays only? I'm going to a Sunday matinee at the Music Box.
Or is there anything good for my vegetarian boss?
Trini Paki Boys
43rd St and 6th Ave, New York, NY 10036
re: Windy
I'm vegetarian. I only eat the doubles from there. They are really good. Definitely get both tamarind and hot sauce (though it's trini spicy so if you're not okay with really hot, then don't get that). My sisters both like the bake & shark. If it's nice out, you can bring your goodies to Bryant Park to sit and eat; that's what I like to do. Oh and they tend to run out. So don't get there too late.
re: LNG212
what's a bake and shark!?
re: ns1
It's basic beach food down there. It's deep fried shark that's stuffed inside deep fried "batter" and put together like a sandwich. You can see a photo here and a recipe too:
http://www.simplytrinicooking.com/200... (like anything, there are a lot of different recipes).
I'm not sure if Trini Paki Boys has shado beni sauce on hand. I have my own so I've never asked them. But that's stuff good on everything too, if they have it there.
re: LNG212
Thanks LNG212!
There's no decent Caribbean food on the west coast except Yucatecan. So this sounds perfect, if not low cal. My client is next to the NYPL. Vegetarian boss is easily pleased.
Now to find time to get up to Güllüoglu for 20 kinds of baklava...
ns1, see you in line for a bake and shark :)
re: JungMann
Maybe I can persuade my client to cater a Turkish lunch of boreks and baklava...and Turkish coffee.
re: Windy
Windy - don't know if you've come yet/gone or if you're still planning on Trini Paki cart. If so, they've moved to the south side of 43rd Street (just east of 6th ave). They told me they'll be there for a while because of some construction going on nearby. Wouldn't want you to miss them as I nearly did today!
re: LNG212
Thanks LNG--coming this weekend. And that's perfect for me. Client is at 39th and 5th. I'll update my map.
re: uwsister
We're driving through Maryland so were thinking about grabbing a lobster roll there...
there's a lobster truck going around LA (LobstaTruck no less) which seems to import all their stuff from the NE.
$14 for the roll, but hey it's lobster what can you do? Better $14 on lobster roll then $14 on 2 chicken balls and some slaw (cough ludobites cough)
re: ns1
I haven't had LobstaTruck, but Luke's Lobster serves a very good one (wouldn't be out of place in Maine) - worth a try if you have room/money. Much better than the Hungry Cat's lobster roll (much touted by L.A. 'hounds.) L.A. is pretty lacking in lobster roll department, though again this LobstaTruck may be promising.
I never knew Maryland was well-known for lobster rolls though? To me lobster rolls are strictly New England - Maine/Mass. vs. Connecticut.
re: uwsister
"To me lobster rolls are strictly New England - Maine/Mass. vs. Connecticut."
doh. I guess we'll need to expand our road trip :D
re you considering the outer boroughs (if not, you're lame)?
My recs in W. Queens: King of Falafel and Shawarma; Arepa Lady (@Arepalady); Sammy's Halal.
re: Joe MacBu
Yes I'm considering the outer boroughs. and I've been looking for an Arepa rec, definitely can't (really) get those here.
re: ns1
The "Sainted" Arepa Lady is usually only out on weekend nights, at Roosevelt and 79th in Jackson Heights, Queens. 7 train.
I think the King of Falafel on Broadway/Crescent (by the C-Town parking lot) in Astoria, Queens is worth the visit. It's the best falafel I've had in NYC (they won the Vendy Awards last year). Accessible via the N train.
On a nice weekend afternoon, you might consider walking the length of Roosevelt Ave. from 73rd St to the high 90s. It will surely be densely populated with lots of street food a la Latin America (not just tacos). On 73rd/Broadway is Sammy's Halal, which won the Vendy Awards a few years ago - the heavily spiced basmati rice distinguishes them. I like the colorful El Guayaquil Ecuadoran truck on 81st or 82nd just south of Roosevelt - yummy seafood soup along with other offerings. You'll no doubt come across carts with a whole roasted pig, and if you're lucky, you can score cuy as well (there's also a cart in the Flushing Meadows Park which has it). But I realize that this stretch may still feel too much like East LA to you.
In Flushing, I second the Xinjiang cart on Main/Sanford mentioned by E Eto. I usually get the lamb, but they also have lamb kidney, squid and duck. Then there's the "duck taco" stand on Main/40th Rd for Cantonese Peking duck in a steamed bun. And if you're in Flushing anyway, you'd be doing yourself a huge disservice by neglecting the Golden Mall - while not a cart, but rather a dingy basement warren of food stalls, much of what is served there is indeed street food from various regions of China.
If you wish, I think Queens is easy to do with a car. I never have parking issues. Flushing might be the only exception, but there's a hidden lot and usually free street parking as well along Northern Blvd west of Prince. But there's also no need to drive at all, since all these places are easily accessible by train.
BTW, unlike in LA, tacos in NYC are generally $2/each. But I think they tend to be a bit bigger.
re: Joe MacBu
"The "Sainted" Arepa Lady is usually only out on weekend nights, at Roosevelt and 79th in Jackson Heights, Queens. 7 train."
oes that include Sunday?
22BTW, unlike in LA, tacos in NYC are generally $2/each. But I think they tend to be a bit bigger."
I've paid anywhere from $.75 - $2.5/taco, so really depends on the cart.
Thanks BTW, perfect recs.
re: Joe MacBu
Patacon Pisao truck on 202nd St /9-10Av in Manhattan. They serve Venezuelan sandwiches (patacones) which use plantains instead of bread. Arepas as well.
El Dugout Patacon Pisao
431 W 202nd St, New York, NY 10034
re: Joe MacBu
this map is fantastic!! thanks for sharing it.
i don't think anyone mentioned yvonnes jamaican truck on 70th st (or is it 71st?) and york ave during weekdays
Yvonne's Jamaican
York Ave and E 71st St, New York, NY 10021
Last pass for recs. I/ll be in NY Thurs - Sunday. NO car, staying in Manhattan, will have weekly MTA pass.
Open for anything except Vietnamese/Thai/Mexican
Here is a somewhat compiled/sorted list so you guys can see what passed my filter:
Dosa Man, Washington Square South and Sullivan Street
xi'an famous foods on St. Marks. get the A1
81 St. Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003
Xi'an Famous Foods is a must-try. I'd say go to the Chinatown branch on East Broadway as it'll probably be the least busy at this point, now that they have two other branches in Manhattan. I like the pork burger, the spicy cumin lamb noodles, and the Mt Qi pork noodles personally. But everyone's got their favorites
Flushing,Simply put, the largest China Town on the eastcoast. Try the Golden Mall (basement)
-Golden Shopping Mall - while not a cart, but rather a dingy basement warren of food stalls, much of what is served there is indeed street food from various regions of China.
-In Flushing, I second the Xinjiang cart on Main/Sanford mentioned by E Eto. I usually get the lamb, but they also have lamb kidney, squid and duck. Then there's the "duck taco" stand on Main/40th Rd for Cantonese Peking duck in a steamed bun.
-Xingxiang kabab carts in Flushing
-Trini Paki Boys cart for some Trinidadian specialties -- doubles, bake & shark, etc
Dessert: Spot Dessert Bar Omakase
Burgers: Shake Shack
-In that case, I'd suggest going in the evening, or heading to the Hells Kitchen or new Battery Park locations instead of the Madison Square Park flagship.
Best Pork Buns: Momofuku Noodle Bar or Ssam Bar (also must try kimchi apple)
Best Slice: Di Fara in Brooklyn, Patsy's in East Harlem in Manhattan, the square slice at Artichoke, or just go to Company (aka Co.) for lunch, and get a neopolitan sized pie.
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- Best pie/slice: If you have time for the pilgrimage, go to Di Fara in Brooklyn. Google the name and you'll read plenty about its merits. As long as you don't go during a high traffic period, it'll be more than worth it.
Ramen - Ippudo/Momofuku (hip), Setagaya (OG).
Hot Dog: Papaya King / Gray's / Crif Dogs' deep fried dogs (no batter) / Nathan's only at Coney Island
Cheesecake: Ferrara's in Little Italy.
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re: Joe MacBu
thanks. I'll probably heed your suggestion regarding ramen, but katz is a must (gotta make the comparison for myself!)
re: ns1
Trini Paki Boys is in midtown. And those doubles are a must.
Since this is no longer a street food/cart list, add: pretzel croissants from City Bakery and gelato at La Cremeria. And bagels at Ess-A-Bagel.
The waffles from Wafles and Dinges were amazing too. Don't waste precious NY meals on burgers. (I posted a trip report on the Manhattan board last week.)
359 1st Ave, New York, NY 10010
City Bakery
3 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011
Wafels & Dinges
New York, New York, NY 10001
Trini Paki Boys
43rd St and 6th Ave, New York, NY 10036
La Cremeria
178 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012
re: LNG212
I'm looking for delicious cheescake that I cannot find in LA, preferably by the slice and accessible by subway - no other requirement.
re: ns1
I've had a great version at Two Little Red Hens in the Upper East Side.
A cheesecake roundup on Serious Eats:
Two Little Red Hens
1652 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10028
re: Joe MacBu
thanks, appreciate the link!
quite surprising regarding Junior's, but that's why I'm on Chowhound.
re: ns1
In that regard, I recommend skipping Patsy's as well. Yes, it was an institution, but it's out of the way for a visitor and I don't think it's worth it. I only recommend it if you need to experience the pizza lineage history. At DiFara's, make sure you get a square as well - I find his round to be really soggy even if it is flavorful. But it is quite the trek for just one place with nothing else notable nearby - not the most efficient use of your limited time. It's a tough call.
For pork buns, I prefer the one at Temple Snacks in the Flushing Mall. You can do a Momofuku vs Temple Snacks. Not sure if someone already mentioned it, but you might want to visit the New World Mall Food Court in Flushing as well, just to see it at least.
Sorry the last few recs are off topic for Manhattan board, but whatever....
re: Joe MacBu
your suggestions will prove quite useful, thanks. I may do Temple Snacks vs MoMo
WRT: Pizza, I'm not interested in lineage, only deliciousness. I rail Pinks/Philippes (2 LA "institutions") on a daily basis. I may visit Joe's on Bleecker to compare against the LA variants
re: ns1
Joe's moved from the corner of Bleecker and Carmine to further down the street on Carmine. So I guess it's Joe's on Carmine now?
I think the Momofuku pork bun vs. Temple Snacks pork bun is a false comparison because they come from two different lineages. Momofuku -- Peking duck w/ hoisin and scallion but sub in pork belly for the duck. Temple Snacks is Taiwanese gua bao with the pickled veggies and peanut powder, etc. A better comparison is Temple Snacks vs Bao Haus which both do Taiwanese gua bao.
re: kathryn
Temple Snacks is out if they have peanut powder (peanut allergy). Thanks for the info.
re: Joe MacBu
and even at it's peak, i was never wowed by patsy's. i went several times, because i had a friend who swore by it - but many times can you think it must have been an off day, before you realize it's just ok all the time?
Last minute suggestion, to get you back on your allowance and away from Asian foods -
you might consider Souvlaki GR, some of the booths at Hester Street Fair or Smorgasburg, there's a lot of Falafel options, Ralph's Italian ices, Cibao for latin sandwiches, Caracas Arepas, Kati Roll Co., Jamaican patty's from Golden Crust, Vanessa's for the sesame pancake. OK, so some of that's stuff you can find in LA, and I went Asian on the last one, but maybe it'll be of help.
Vanessa's Dumpling House
118 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002
Caracas Arepa Bar
93 1/2 E 7th St, New York, NY 10009
72 Clinton St, New York, NY 10002
Kati Roll Co.
49 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018
Hester Street Fair
Essex St Hester St, New York, NY 10002
Souvlaki GR
, New York, NY 10001
Souvlaki GR
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SKYFOREST >> Santa's Village, an iconic but long-shuttered theme park in the San Bernardino Mountains, has been sold and its new owners plan to reopen it as a year-round tourist destination.Santa's Village opened in 1955 — the same year as Disneyland — but closed in 1998.When it reopens this fall it will be called Sky Park Santa's Village to reflect its year-round draw with bicycle-riding paths among the undeveloped portion of its 200...
Kaiser pharmacists may go on strike Monday
Some 1,430 pharmacists working for Kaiser Permanente facilities across Southern California may go on strike starting Monday, a top official with the Guild for Professional Pharmacists said this week.The union has taken a strike vote and if progress is not made in negotiations, the pharmacists will strike effective at 7 a.m., said president of the guild Robin Borden in a telephone interview.One of the key issues, Borden said, "is the fact that the union gave up pension...
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The first water standard in the nation for chromium-6 has drawn fire from Erin Brockovich and residents of the town the movie about her made famous. And water providers, the chemical industry and consumer protection groups also aren't thrilled with the new standard.On Tuesday, the California Department of Public Health submitted its final decision to...
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State agency unveils new chromium-6 limit in drinking water
California is gearing up to begin enforcement, on July 1, of the nation's first standard for the cancer-causing chemical made famous in Hinkley and the film "Erin Brockovich."The Department of Public Health on Tuesday submitted its final regulation package putting a cap on chromium-6 to the state Office of Administrative Law, for review under the Administrative Procedures Act."The drinking-water standard for...


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Conditions at the Cherokee Bear Zoo remain unimaginably grim.
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Greek Tragedy or Arab Spring Drama: Why Greece Belongs in the Middle East
As Greece meets the second stage of its bailout conditions, achieving a winning debt or bond-swap that has scored it some Euro points, we ask the question whether, in spite of Greek's firm bid to remain entrenched in the Euro, it should consider a 'swap' of a fundamentally different kind.
While Euro-ministers are set to meet tomorrow, Monday 12th March, to officially sign off on Greece's second bailout, we entertain the idea that Greece not be more at home in the Arab lands, trading Europe for the Middle East?
Just on Friday, 9th March, France's Premier announced that Greece's crisis was over. The sense was that the 'problem like Greece' was now officially solved, or at least no longer the conundrum it had once posed. "Today the problem is solved," French President Nicolas Sarkozy said.
A Greek financial voice chimed with some self-congratulations: "I would like to say how happy I am that a solution to the Greek crisis, which has weighed on the economic and financial situation in Europe and the world for months, has been found."
Not without some reservations even today by Greece, with its Trade Unions out in protest, opposing the participation of pension funds in the debt-swap deal between the Greek state and private bond holders, Greece was mainly on board; relieved that its voyage to keeping its chains anchored down in Europe was secured again.
Still, until recently, Greece with its continental scale debt crisis was not feeling all that welcome in Europe. Its membership in the European Union had felt under-threat ever since the bailout operation began. Plus, slammed as the less than flattering epithet of 'the spoilt child of Europe', Greece could do well to shop around for other options. Other geographical affiliations or regions. Other 'Middle Eastern' states have had flexible regional affiliations when it comes to membership and definitions. Israel has for a long time held its place as a contender in the "Eurovision" Song Contest.
Looking at the alternatives to continental Europe, Greece might be in good company in the Middle East, where countries are not held to account for their individual short-comings. Or for their co-dependency issues. Syria has come to depend on intra-regional Lebanon's Hezbollah and Iran. Palestine has for a long time now turned to its Arab neighbors for support or received it unsolicited. Lebanon has been bailed out by neighbors in the past, particularly the Gulf states. Bahrain has been able to count on neighboring Saudi for relief in times of security threat. The Arabs do not pretend to share their wealth or bind their economic fates together, and the Arab League as of yet has no plans for a joint currency.
Greek Tragedy to become a Middle East Drama?
For socio-cultural and 'economical' reasons, it could be argued (if facetiously at least) that Greece might be more at home in the Middle East than Europe. Greece, after all, shares something of an affinity with at least some of the Mediterranean-facing Middle East (and North Africa) nations, where, controversially-stating, the only markers of qualifying are to be in a state of ongoing decline.
Criteria to belonging to the Middle East-- going by the existing members' qualifications
- International Debt
- Weak currencies (some currencies are pegged to the dollar)
- A whole plethora of diverse political parties. But only a few rise to power.
- Religion controlling political life
- Belonging to the Eastern Churches
-Religio-Fanaticism and / or sectarian identity with militias doing the bidding of the state
-Having a long-time sworn enemy -- (Israel)
-Restricting freedom of speech particularly on line
-Inadequate natural resources along much of the Levant, or the Arab Eastern Mediterranean
-Dependency on tourism
-Military state, or big spender on military expenditure
- Mediterranean Arab shared culture
- Diet is olive oil and humus-heavy, with flat-breads
- High unemployment - youth unemployment is at an all-time record
- Corruption
- Tendency to coups
- Unresolved, long-term crises
How would Greece qualify? A few striking examples
- Heavily in debt
- The Greek orthodox church is deeply involved in politics, and in turn is protected by the State.
- Long-time sworn enemy -- (Turkey)
- High unemployment along with Spain - 2nd highest rate in Europe. Youth unemployment 40%
- Dependent on tourism
- Greece spends a lot on its military - second highest in Europe
- A history of military coups
- Mediterranean hot blooded, expressive culture, with a 'flexible' attitude to life
-Mediterranean diet, rich in olive oil and humus and pitta breads
- Disposition to lengthy lunches, breaks and siestas
- Living in a state of crisis
Arguments for or against Greece joining the Middle East?
Please comment on whether you think Greece should move out of Europe and into the Middle East.
Yes/ No. Maybe you have other regional alternatives to suggest?
Greeks are arrogant like their middle eastern counterparts. They believe that welfare should be paid to them for life.
so many Greeks cheered on 9/11 in 2001.
Remember that Greek fans booed during the minute of silence for the victims at a football match in Scotland the week after 9/11.
Sounds middle eastern to you?
what a stupid dumb article!! Greece has nothing in common with the Middle East. Middle east is an opressive muslim torn war region, full of conflicts and dilemnas. Greece is the cradle of western civilization and the heart of Orthodox Christianity. The New Testament was written in Greek and the book of Revelation in the island of Patmos. The Byzantine Greeks protected Europe from muslim invaders from 500-1453AD. Greece is in Europe, the word Europe is a Greek word.. you need to wake up from your illusive dreaming and pour some cold water in your face
The Middle East is a concept more than it is a hard and fast geographical or cultural reality. That said, it would seem that Greece's long standing cultural identity crisis has been fed by an inability to ally itself successfully with any neighboring nations. Culturally, biologically, and historically, Greece has way more in common with Middle Eastern nations than it ever has or will with "Europe" (also more of a conceptual construct than a concrete one). So, it would make sense. However, it's also Balkan as well as highly westernized compared to other Near Eastern (to use an antiquated term) states. The real nirvana would be a union of all Mediterranean states, from Portugal to Egypt. These countries all have immense connection to each other. If they were to unite, they would become so strong. Unfortunatel, the super powers will never ever allow this to pass. There is too much interest in controlling the water, oil, and mineral resources those countries sit on. So, separating them by inane categorizations like Euro/Asian, East/West, Christian/Jewish/Muslim remains a very powerful and successful tool in world occupation. It's pretty sad...signed, A Middle Eastern Greek.


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Phil Lutton Winger Dale Copley hasn't lost faith in finals appearance.
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Phil Lutton Broncos fullback Ben Barba has sought assurances from head coach Anthony Griffin that he remains on the right track despite being in the middle of the longest try-scoring drought of his NRL career.
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Brad Walter and Phil Lutton Third-party deals with Brisbane players worth up to $500,000 are being investigated by the NRL after the Broncos reported concerns of a possible salary cap breach.
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Phil Lutton The Brisbane Broncos could yet grant a release to disgruntled fullback Josh Hoffman - but not before the club plays the Bulldogs in the first round of the NRL season.
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Phil Lutton Josh Hoffman has ended the speculation around his immediate future at the Brisbane Broncos, telling members in a recorded phone message that he remains committed to the club.
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This fox is also displayed on the cover of the book "Origami Essence". I was very surprised to see that basically every fold has a reference, and this first fold from simple kami looks astonishingly similar to the cover shot. This truly speaks for the quality of the design and accompanying diagrams.
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Actually, the video is already recorded. I'm waiting for a final ok form Roman Diaz, and then I'll upload the video.
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Sara please make a video on this !!!!!!i have also posted a comment on the book so please check that too!!!!!!!!!
I wanted the book specifically for this model.. I gave up once just because I couldn't sink it right.. But thanks to your tutorials on making open and closed sinks, I understood what I had to do and finished the model ^_^
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Can Cheating Save Your Marriage?
Absolutely, says the founder of an online service which helps people commit adultery.
Here's how it works: Anyone can log onto the site and for $49, users create a private profile to send emails, chat, and wink--much like a mainstream dating service. The only difference is that the so-called daters are all married. Because, according to the owners, cheating is "a serious and emotional decision" there is no annual fee, and users can come and go as they please. When the credit card arrives, Ashley Madison is labeled as an innocuous charge. Says one momlogic staffer: "I signed up to see if guys would really respond--and queries from married men were flooding my inbox within 30 minutes. And they didn't stop coming--every 20 minutes, another would pop up."
Here are some--real--solicitations from married men:
â¢"To be honest, I am not looking to leave my wife but I do miss having a sexual connection in my life. My wife completely lost her sex drive since birth of our child. I love to please woman and I'm very generous in bed. Plus I'll always respect your boundaries."
â¢"I love to have sex but my wife and I don't do it nearly enough. I'm looking for someone who can meet up once or twice a week. We don't always have to go to a hotel, we can just enjoy each others' company...I'm a very social guy, and I love meeting new people. I've got a strong sexual appetite, and I typically will go for an hour or more. Not trying to brag, but I really do like to savor the experience. Sex is always best when you're keeping it interesting and I consider myself very adventurous in the bedroom. If all this sounds interesting to you, let's get to know each other!"
â¢"I'm your typical executive who is looking for something more. I
value trust, honesty and above all discretion. I am hoping to find a
married women who has no desire to leave their husband but just wants
to add some fun to their life. I love an intelligent and optioned
women...If you are interested in having an open, trusting and ongoing affair then please feel free to write me. Thanks for your time."
We spoke to Noel Biderman, a 37-year-old married father of two and Chief Operating Officer of Ashley Madison on the state of marriage today and why he created such a controversial service... Go to page 2.
So…why did any of these guys get married anyway? They should've just stayed single!
this dude is what is wrong with marriage.
I agree with the other comments. This is what I DON'T understand….How is cheating HELPING a marriage. People get divorced over cheating. For those of you who don't know that term, DIVORCE = MARRIAGE ENDING. And why would anyone want to cheat. I'm sorry but if you're already THINKING about someone else and following through with it, you're marriage is over emotionally.
I just love the one guy that says he values trust and honesty….Sounds like and STD waiting to happen. I'm sorry but nothing about this service would help a marriage, if anything it's going to destroy many. It's sad that there is a service of this kind, even sader that people are actually paying to use it.
Hello , what don't people see look at the world? The pres., Beautiful people like Chisty brinkley's husband, there is a problem, salt peter daily and viagra when it's need, Look at the ones in prison for sexual issues,is it men or women? It's a bad curse to be a man, if that's what we call them.
Are you kidding me! This guy is a POS, This is what is wrong with Marriage now. Do people not understand the words you said when you got married. Why even get married if you want to be with someone else. I hope all the people on this site get caught and your spouse takes you for everything you have man or woman.
Everyone who is on this site should be ashamed of what there doing. Do not get married if u feel the need to cheat. This site will distroy a whole lot of marriages so if u think cheating helps your absolutely incorrect!
These people should put all the effort they are putting into trying to find a piece of a** into FIXING there marrage!
I can't believe that he actually thinks that it's okay to cheat. I take my marriage vows very seriously! My husband is the first guy that never cheated on me. That is why I didn't get married until I was 32.
How could cheating possibly help a marriage? The only reason it would help anything is to keep the person committing adultry to have to pay child support and/or alimony. They basically want to have their cake and eat it to… they don't want their partner with another person, but expect to be able to cheat? These type of sites lend a hand to the high rate of divorce.
A person cheats because something is missing… so here's a novel idea, how about you talk to your partner about how you feel. Communication… what a concept.
hey i found my wife on Ashley Madison. She was also on a lot of other sites to. Our divorce case is due in October. This site didnt save mine but i guess she got what she was looking for hope it lasts . Can two cheaters really trust one another?
Are you serious? This is so what marriage is NOT about. I don't have that much sex drive either; just the day to day busy mom life. I do NOT feel sexy after cooking, cleaning and fussing all day with kids! Maybe all these guys need to do is to notice their wives. Talk and do a little more "coaxing" & they will get what they need from their wives. This is a RIDICULOUS and dangerous site.
While I have a problem with sites such as Ashley Madison existing in the first place, I am happy they are getting more popular for one simple reason.
The more people that use this service, the easier it gets to catch them cheating! Instead of hunting through adult friend finder profiles, you can go to ashley madison, sign up and catch them cheating!!
my favorite is the guy whose profile says he values trust and honesty…WTF?!
I've been on both sides of this issue & for the most part, cheating destroys marriages. However, some marriages stay strong because one or both get the satisfaction outside the marriage that the other can't provide. You've gotta be willing to suffer the consequences, but remember ladies it's not just men cheating. They've gotta be doing it with someone, so you're as much to blame.
this is the stupidest thing i have ever seen! are you people crazy?
I was a baby sitter for a couple that needed time together and one day, the husband came home early and after being home a little while, he started coming on to me. He said he belonged to several websites and mentioned Ashley Madison. He was good looking and he sat on the couch next to me. He said I was better looking and younger then his wife. He started to kiss me and then slid his hand under my blouse and caressed my t*its and n*ipples. He then slid his hand down, between my legs and rubbed my cl*it until I cl*imaxed. He then carried me to the bedroom, undressed me, took off all his clothes, spread my legs and went down on me until I came again. He then slid himself inside me and ph*ucked me until I came a third time. S*ex with him was the best and we still see each other twice a week for the best s*ex ever. He said he is bored with his wife but likes the fact that she stays home, keeps the place clean and cooks for him. People get bored of their mates and want some excitement with other people. He said, men start to look at other women and think, what does that woman look like n*aked? How might that woman be in bed? He said it is nice to have someone for you at home but have extra excitement outside the marriage. He said all men want to have s*ex with as many women as possible. He said s*ex with other women, especially if they are married, is such a turn on.
FAKE! Nice try Nancy but what happen in this story of yours was RAPE! The only basis for a happy, healthy and long lasting marriage is absolute fidelity. History on this reality has remained constant for as long marriages have been documented. Now quit dispensing useless advice go back to writing porn!
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Tucked into a small clearing deep in state game lands in Chestnuthill Township sat a mattress, a discarded hat with the Newport cigarette logo on it and siding from a recreational vehicle.
It's site No. 3 on a list of more than 50 illegal trash sites and in the crosshairs of Jim Lambert's fight against dumping and littering in Monroe County.
We asked readers to nominate the worst litter-strewn stretches of the Poconos, and this is what you had to say:
The grassy area between Eagle Valley Shopping Center and the strip mall where Primo's and CVS are (in East Stroudsburg). As we drove through the other day, my 9-year-old was disgusted, commenting, "This is nasty. Someone needs to clean this up!"
Erica S. Stripp
The whole county is a litter mess. Anywhere I go, all I see is litter. If you go to any of the other counties in the Poconos, there is hardly any litter.
Quentin and Jackie Wenzel
John Cavanaugh
Rather than make a joke about the amount of litter, why don't you have a contest on what would be the best way to get rid of all of this litter! If you are over 20 years of age, you remember how beautiful our area was. Why don't we make an effort to clean this pig pen, and return it to its wonderful way. Thank you.
Alfred Dally
Lambert is executive director of Monroe County Municipal Waste Management Authority, an agency that not only ensures there's a place to recycle everything from old turn-knob analog TV sets to that plastic water bottle you're sipping from, but also makes sure violators of county littering laws are held accountable.
At authority headquarters, far down a commercial strip off Route 115 in Blakeslee, Lambert marvels at the garbage that's being processed and housed under a large white tent-like structure.
Like a dome for debris, large containers hold corrugated cardboard (a premium product on the trash market), bundles of old newspaper, plastic and glass containers, and a sloppy mix of mud-splattered cardboard and other recyclables.
Lambert needs to be part recycling evangelist and part garbage businessman, taking the highest bid for the stuff his agency takes in from residents.
"We've got high-quality paper here," says Lambert, who keeps a close eye on the international paper market.
As dump trucks buzz by one recent afternoon, he talks about the work with grant money he's done, retrofitting his dump trucks to operate as clean-air vehicles.
The dozens of blue containers that line the perimeter of the authority office building is something else he's proud of — separating recyclables means he can get top dollar for them on the market.
The authority is a quasi-government agency, meaning it's supported by local government, but managed and paid for privately, and with the help of state grants. According to Lambert, the authority supports itself through the sale of its recyclables in nearby states and as far away as China and India.
"We're an authority that is fee-generated," he said. Local taxes aren't part of the mix.
But it's not just about the money.
The authority was created in 1993 under the county's Municipal Waste Planning, Recycling and Waste Reduction Act. Lambert says the most important aspect of his agency is its work protecting the public health and keeping people safe from waste hazards.
And part of that is handling illegal dumping and littering, an ongoing battle in the region.
Lambert oversees a staff of 12, which includes a small police force charged with enforcing waste management ordinances. The officers who cover the county split their time between court appearances to handle litterers and on-scene investigations.
"We have to answer every complaint," said Det. Sgt. Jacqueline Bagu. The authority can get 15 to 30 litter and illegal dumping complaints a month. About 40 percent of the monthly calls require immediate attention, according to Deputy Chief of Police Pete Tambasco.
"In the last two months, we issued 35 summonses," he said. A ticket from the waste authority can carry fines ranging from $100 to $1,000.
Lambert says early spring is the busiest time for his law enforcement unit.
"When snow melts, illegal dumps appear," he said.
"They've discovered meth labs, and they've gone into drug houses," Lambert said, referring to some of the cases his officers have responded to.
The unit handles calls from the 20 municipalities in Monroe County, and relies on anonymous tips and resident complaints to carry out its investigations. The authority acts as the first response for the state's Department of Environmental Protection.
Waste management cops, like other municipal law enforcement officers, carry guns and can make arrests in addition to issuing citations.
Just last week, police were successful in securing a $1,000 fine against the owner of a littered 5-acre parcel on Fairfield Lane in Stroud Township.
"We had seven witnesses testify, and in the end he was found guilty," Tambasco said. The area had been littered with broken bottles and other debris since 1989.
"For the most part, most of the debris has to do with household garbage and construction and demolition debris," Bagu said.
Other incidents involve hazardous household waste that residents don't pay to have removed from their properties.
Officers said that residents often don't take into account the harm littering can do.
Disposing of tires can create a harmful mosquito breeding ground. And many times the cost of hiring a trash hauler is cheaper than trying to fight a citation in court.
While some litterers may not think they are violating any major laws, breaking an ordinance can be more trouble than it's worth for violators.
"All our citations are on a summary level," according to Bagu. "It does not impact criminally. But, should they enter a plea agreement with the court, then a bench warrant can be issued."
With only two officers policing the county, it's a constant battle.
"We do the best we can," Bagu said. "It's an ongoing issue."


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Plastic surgeon to Hollywood stars still dead
Let's begin today's blooper column with … me.
Specifically, let's begin with this immortal sentence:
"Miller talked about policemen spending entire shifts trying to locate dog owners and driving them to shelters that will take them, in some cases a couple of counties away."
One of the readers who responded to this wrote: "Why do the dog owners have to go to shelters? I knew there were dogless homeowners, but I didn't know there were homeless dog owners."
I have no defense for inadvertently suggesting that dog owners will be driven to and housed in animal shelters. But if you were shocked at my stupidity, you haven't been reading these blooper columns closely enough. My mistakes have been in lots of them.
With that out of the way, let's get back to making fun of everybody else, which I much prefer.
A reader recently wrote me, "The sketchy full-page ad in the first section of today's paper has the headline: 'Doctor's "tummy tuck" pill reduces fat bulges up to 400%.'
"As I suspect you know, you can't reduce something by more than 100%. I think I'd rather get my dangerous, unregulated supplements from someone who at least grasps basic math."
This ad would have cracked me up even if it hadn't featured bad math.
I've long been a fan of full-page ads that appear to be news stories. Typically, the word "Advertisement" appears in a size that would seem tiny to Thumbalina, let alone the typical newspaper reader.
Past advertisements I've poked fun at have included one for the National Air & Space Depot's Long Range 21-Mile Sea & Field Binoculars, which actually were good for about half a block, not 21 miles; "THE NECKLACE THAT'S SWEEPING THE NATION," a cheap knockoff of the necklace in the movie "Titanic; and Amish space heater ads that were hilarious in many ways, but that I focused on specifically because of what I described as "Hot Lesbians," beautiful blondes sprawled on their bed in slinky negligees while they gazed lovingly at the space heater.
The latter drew an amazing number of hits to my blog, although I suspect most of them were disappointed, even angry, at the tameness of what they found. Worst of all, the company stopped using the tawny blondes in its ads, for which I'm still berating myself. Luckily, I have one of the originals displayed in my Hall of Fame.
But hey, let's get back to the tummy tuck pill. Since those ad revenues help pay my fabulous salary, I'll refrain from commenting on the likelihood that this dietary supplement will make your beer gut disappear. But I will note that much of the ad focuses on Dr. Frank Ryan, "famous plastic surgeon to the Hollywood stars."
I thought that sounded familiar, so I went back and saw that I began one of my Eating My Way Through Musikfest columns by remarking on a similar ad. However, the earlier version reported that Dr. Ryan "died in a tragic car accident on the Pacific Coast Highway near his ranch in Malibu."
As far as we know from this latest ad, he's still keeping movie stars looking svelte and huge-breasted.
I Googled his name and discovered that he's still dead and that his tragic car accident three years ago was marked by unusual circumstances. Here's how the story on MTV News began:
In one of the starkest reminders to date of the dangers of texting while driving, the late celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Frank Ryan was reportedly tweeting about his dog just before his car plunged off a cliff in Malibu on Monday.
Ryan, best known for performing several surgeries on "The Hills" star Heidi Montag, was killed when his 1995 Jeep Wrangler fell off the side of the twisty Pacific Coast Highway and fell on its roof.
Ex-girlfriend Charmaine Blake told People magazine that Ryan was sending out a Twitter message about his border collie, Jill, just before his crash. "He lived up in Malibu on a tiny street, and he was texting while driving, and he accidentally went over the cliff," she told the magazine. Blake added that Ryan's family was told by crash investigators that the texting caused the wreck.
The dog survived the crash.
There's an important lesson in this, whether you have a six-pack or look like a python that swallowed a medicine ball. Do NOT text about your dog while you're driving along a cliff. Wait until you're safely back on a busy highway.
Speaking of bad driving, I've completely swerved from my original topic, and I have room for only two more recent bloopers:
Dewey, the Library Cat? A cat listed for adoption was described as a "big read boy." That Dewey line came from the reader who submitted this, who also wrote, "Does he prefer fiction or nonfiction? Probably he only reads CATalogs!" Sorry.
EDACASHUN SECTION. "Education Section" advertising insert: "There's benefits to joining a campus group." I've harped on this before, but that's terrible grammar, as you'll find if you spell out the contraction and end up with "There is benefits to joining a campus group."
There are no reason to do it.
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Latch ft. Sam Smith // Disclosure
..fit for any SBTRKT fans
(First off, yes, I did just pay $5 so that this is at the top of your tumblr. This means a lot to me, so PLEASE read this.)
As you can tell, I haven't been very active on this blog. I'm going to be "retiring" the music machinery blog because I've been focusing my time on a new project. This is Project Three Six Five (threesixfive.ca). Each day for the next 365 days, I'm going to be doing (at least) one act of kindness, taking a photo, and posting it on the blog.
Why? Well, I've been doing a lot of thinking lately on what I want to do with my life. Truth is, I don't know. I know that I want a job that is a new challenge everyday and does more than 'make money' (but this is extremely broad). This is how Project Three Six Five started. It's like this: I can either go about living how I usually do or I can actively try to have a positive impact on others. Although I may not know what I'm doing with my life, I can use my time now to do something more.
I want to create a larger community out of this project. I know there are a lot of 'random acts of kindness' out there, and that's great. I guess I'm just trying to build off of that. To make this happen I need to build hype for this project and I NEED YOUR HELP.
Here are ways you can contribute to Project Three Six Five:
1) Follow my new tumblr: threesixfive.ca
2) Give me some feedback on this project.
3) SUBMIT a photo of something kind you have done (so I can post in on the site).
4) Share the page, reblog this post, do whatever you need to do to raise awareness. SHARE SHARE SHARE.
5) Join in on the action. We will be gathering groups of people to work together to do something good in the community on certain days. Send me a message if you want to be informed of when these group gatherings are happening.
Thank you. I sincerely appreciate it!
Do more now, so you can do even more later.
Far Nearer // Jamie xx
I could listen to this on repeat forever.
M83 at Edmonton Event Centre
Said the Whale at Kaleido Festival
Little Talks // Of Monsters and Men (Bombay Bicycle Club Cover)
Just found this:
Kaleido Family Arts Festival 2012, Edmonton, AB
Friday, September 7
Said the Whale on at 10 pm
Does anyone out there know more about this festival?
I Got Mine // The Black Keys (TOBACCO REMIX)
Attention: anyone who goes to the University of Alberta!
This is my friend's project and it's called uni tea. Basically, how it works, is you drink tea (for free) while having one-on-one conversations with another person.
Make a new friend and have relaxed conversations. (And watch the vid…I'm famous!)
Join at: http://unitea.org
Beirut, Edmonton Event Centre
Sam Roberts @ Capital Ex
Same Love // Macklemore X Ryan Lewis
New Passion Pit Album: Gossamer (Listen to it in full on NPR)
I'm on the hunt for extremely catchy music.
My blog has been so dead for the past 89475 months.
(I need something as catchy as Breakbot - Baby I'm Yours)


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(Q IX Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Volume 58 Number 5 Ogden celebrates heritage at Pioneer Days Quick Takes By Wynne Rasmussen Signpost staff writer Ogden Pioneer Days has celebrated the pioneer heritage for 61 years with activities from parades, rodeos, pageants, and arts. Mayor Harm Perry started the rodeo in 1934, and it has become tradition for Ogden city to carry on the legacy of the Utah pioneers."We are establishing a better society for those who follow," Ogden City mayor Glenn J. Mecham said. "Although we no longer belong to the 'frontier generation,' we will continue to develop and expand new frontiers of our own." "It has continued and grown," Pioneer Days committee member Bob Garside said. "This was a festive occasion and Mayor Perry had all kinds of things going on in this town." The Ogden City Stadium adds to the ambiance of the rodeo since it is one of the few outside arenas ' left. "It's a big deal, we're one of the five big outside arenas left in the United States, it's one of the most outstanding rodeos," Garside said. People come from all over to ride in the rodeo. "We have a lot of the top cowboys here, last year we had 19 of the world champion- There rs more - - . .' V BRIAN NICHOLSON 7H SIGNPOST An unidentified WSU student takes time out to catch a cat nap last week. Students, faculty and staff will take a collective breather Monday, July 24 in observance of Pioneer Day. Summer classwork ends the second week in August. . s 1 6 w Mi 7 r . V sh rid-here," 0 ers Garside said. The celebra tion kicked off July 17 with a Cowboy Poetry Roundup at the historical Union Station. The Pioneer Days Children's Parade will be held July 19 at 9:30 a.m. on Washington Boulevard. "The kids will have their bicycles and it's something for the kids to be involved in, so we can have a safe parade for them," Garside said. The re-dedication of the Miles Goodyear Cabin, conducted by the Daughters of Pioneers, is July 22 TCI Wa than one way to catch a cat napping. . . ; 3 - " i) i at 10 a.m., 2 2 5 0 Grant Ave. The home has been refurbished and Lt. Gov. Olene Walker will give the dedicatory prayer. Sunday July 23 is an Ogden Pioneer Days Fireside, featuring speaker Jeffery R. Holland at the Dee Events Center at 7 p.m. Immediately following the fireside is a fireworks display on the Weber State University campus, sponsored by John A. Lindquist. The rodeo begins July 19 and goes through to July 24. Pre-rodeo begins at 6:30 p.m., and the grand ...... ... . , ... ( y . .in. )" entry starts at 7:30 p.m. For ticket information call 629-8296. The PRC A (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) rodeos are conducted in 43 states within the United States and four Canadian provinces. The weekend of July 24 is a big rodeo weekend. Over 600 cowboys are qualifying for the national rodeo finals. They attend the Days of '47 Rodeo in Salt Lake City, and many of them double up their competition duties by participating in the Pioneer Days Rodeo as well. The Miss Rodeo Utah Pageant is July 20-24. "There are seven contestants who will be judged on horsemanship, personality, and appearance," a Pioneer Days committee member, Linda Peterson, said. There will be a parade July 24 at 9 a.m. "In this year's parade we have the Weber State dancing group leading our parade doing their routines and also there will be a steam calliope," Garside said. After the parade there is the Fort Buenaventura craft fair, and the Parkway Picnic, open to the public, at MTC park at 12:30 p.m. The Pioneer Days Celebration is a big project and requires a lot of help. A special committee is assigned each year to put it together."It has a lot of volunteers who help put it on," Garside said. News WSU's Davis Center provides new options for off-campus education. See page 2 A&E What's Happening? Entertainment calendar notes the goings on for the week. See page 5 Sports A heavy snowfall enabled Utahns to celebrate Indepedence day on the ski slopes for the first time in Utah's history. Sec page 6 Weather Tuesday Chance of Showers 8762 Wednssda" "cw Partly Cloudy . KT 80's50's Vy r . . I .,
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New Panasonic FZ47/FZ48 superzoom is revealed
It is July and as expected, it is time for another brand new Panasonic FZ-series superzoom! The new dual-identity FZ47 aka FZ48 follows up on the FZ40! Panasonic continues with a 1/2.3" CCD sensor (12mp this time), so no 10fps at full-resolution that backlit CMOS shooters have spoiled us with. Nevertheless, this one has some speed at 3.7fps at full resolution and 10fps at 3mp. The superzoom part is "earned" by its 24x optical zoom lens with MegaOIS (25-600mm eq).
Price-wise it will start at $400 in the US, and 400 euro in continental Europe.
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QUESTION: The unanswered question now is what about a FZ100 replacement? The FZ100 and FZ40 were announced together, exactly one year ago on July 21, 2010 as you can see at the Cameras of 2010 page. The FZ40 got a replacement model, but not the FZ100...
SPECULATION: The Samsung interview revealed that Sanyo is behind the superzoom lenses in fixed lens cameras and mentioned we are heading towards 40x zoom ratios. Perhaps Panasonic is waiting for new superzoom lens technology to be finished before announcing a FZ100 replacement? Since they own Sanyo, they may pull rank and be the first to get new superzoom designs? On the other hand, they may not want to risk losing B2B superzoom customers for Sanyo, since just about every manufacturer has superzoom cameras these days. (we obviously do not know if Sanyo does all or most or many or some of the superzooms - this is based on what the Samsung guy said during the interview)