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South Shore Restaurants?
- CulinaryBoner Nov 29, 2008 03:02 PM
Anything new and good on the South Shore? I used to read the Ledger reviews but since Virginia Hayes left the column is lousy.
BBQ Korean place just opened in canton...it got good reviews, but it was the Chinese buffet in it's previous life and brings back memories of my friend sticking his head under the unlimited soft serve machine...
I still have yet to try the all the new restaurants at patriot's place: bar louie's (eh) and red robbin (typical chain).
I miss Virginia too and I agree the SS reviews in both the Globe South and Ledger are terrible. Seems like they concentrate on chains lately. Also 3 of the last 5 reviews were in towns I don't consider part of the south shore (Foxboro, Dorchester, Foxboro), and do we really need a review of Red Robin?
I've actually seen more closings than openings lately. The only new place that strikes a chow note with me is Hola (Former owner of Saporito's) in Marshvegas. Pretty good "Tapas" style although not very authentic but the food is a solid B.
There is a new place going in at the old Friday's on rt.53 in Norwell, but I haven't heard what their concept is.
A few new places at Derby street shops (Burton's, Rustic) in Hingham but I'm not overly fond of them.
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Only thing I could find about the old Friday's property:
Friday's site in Norwell sold ; Developer says other restaurants are interested
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NORWELL - Norwell developer Rader Properties has acquired the former T.G.I. Friday's site on Route 53 and plans to expand the building to house a new restaurant and shops.
The 10,000-square-foot building at 285 Washington St. in Norwell has been vacant since T.G.I. Friday's closed in September 2006. Rader Properties bought the site from the Carrollton, Texas-based restaurant chain on June 9 for $2.4 million.
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The TGIF in Norwell is to become "The Fours" (UGH!). I'm sure they'll do very well there, but you won't see me there any too soon. Sorry for the bad news.
re: mkel34
The TGIF in Norwell is to become "The Fours" (UGH!). I'm sure they'll do very well, but you won't see me there any too soon. Sorry for the bad news.
re: CocoDan
The Fours in Norwell
I went to the new location of The Fours and..........WOW.
I can't immediately remember the last time I walked into a restaurant and was THAT impressed. This place was only open for about a week and I was made to feel like it had been open for a year. My wife and I decided to sit at the bar....recieved quick, friendly, and professional service.....and took in an enjoyable evening.
My wife got a salad and chowder.....no biggy...but I assure you....she has gone to restaurants and HATED both....not here though. Salad was fresh...dressing deliscious....chowder was perfect. I had the steak tips and they may have been the best I ever had......large enough to cook to order and TENDER.
Though the food and service were excellent....the main attraction was the place itself. I look forward to going back at a slower time so I can see everything .
I've heard the new restaurant Celia's at the old Alba in Quincy is pretty good. I've never actually eaten at Alba. Gennaro's in Quincy is phenomenal for cheap, 100 % homemade red sauce italian. In Hingham I prefer Square Cafe to Tosca's. Knowing people in the seafood industry I know who buys better fish.
I've heard good things about Scarlet Oak in Hingham. Pricey though. I only ate at the bar with my wife and it was $80 for a couple of small plates and a 1/2 bottle of wine.
Had a terrible experience two weeks ago at Atlantica in Cohasset. Mediocre food. I felt like we were eating in a wedding. They have a function room right off the main dining room and it's incredibly loud.
Heh, nice name, CB. I won't ask how you decided on it! :-b
More southwest than South Shore, but I hear that Olivadi in Norwood is very good.
re: SOBoston
Agreed on Viola -- Generic italian food and trucked-in desserts from Montillio's, served in a former KFC at an extremely busy intersection.
Peppercornz didn't benefit much from that Ledger review -- the smothered chicken sounds uninspiring by its pedestrian description. I may just stick to Ecco down the street, Sintra in Braintree or Square Cafe in Hingham.
re: beb31
I'll 3d Viola, and 2d Ecco. That's become my fav Italian in the area. Recent place we've been to and love include Solstice in Kingston (outstanding service, and simply prepared, but excellent seafood.) I loved Loco Tapas in Easton, but need to get to it again - haven't been back since they moved.
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As CB stated when he opened this thread the Ledger food column "Taste and Tell" is lousy. This "review" is yet another example of the boring uninformed and tasteless (pun intended) style the three rotating writers submit as "reviews". I freely admit I couldn't do any better but I also don't try to pretend I'm a real journalist.
About Peppercornz (a restaurant with a silly name is usually a bad sign), tough location. Many restaurants have come and gone in that spot so I hope they fare better. Ecco up the street seems pretty similar so It will be interesting to see who comes out on top.
This line sums up the restaurant and the writers ability to review(BTW it was a lunch visit the writer wrote about) :
Brian ordered the smothered chicken ($7.99), a casserole of grilled marinated chicken topped with grilled mushrooms, onions, peppers and Roma
tomatoes, smothered with cheddar cheese and baked on a bed of rice pilaf.
re: mwk
Peppercornz is new, per se. They used to be located closer to the Braintree line and focused on lunch an catering. They're now doing dinner at the new location. I've only been for lunch and they do make a good sandwich. But i'm not sure how it will shake out for dinner. the restaurant itself is dark, all tables, no booths, and really lacks atmosphere, from what I've seen. IMHO, there's no need to go here when Ecco is down the road and is always consistently great with a fantastic atmosphere.
re: mwk
My sister and I just went to Peppercornz and it was terrible. I've written a review and was going to post it on Yelp but it's so long and so bad, I have been hesitating. Let me just say the food was disgusting, I mean barely edible, and the service was worse. The server made several mistakes: overcharging me for a glass of wine, not bringing anchovies for my Ceasar salad until I had finished it, (they serve their Ceasar with cherry tomatoes and withered carrot shreds), brought us the wrong dessert drink and then when I politely pointed out the wine overcharge on the bill she said the she charged us for the wrong dessert drink too and since it was a dollar less then it would all work out!
A pomegranate martini my sister ordered tasted like gasoline, the dip served with the focaccia tasted like mayo mixed with ranch dressing, the sauce on my sister's Shrimp Basilico tasted like glue - I could go on and on but you get the idea. The entrees were all over-priced as well, and would have been even if they had been edible.
The only positive thing I can say is they did have an extensive, two-sided specialty drink menu but most were sweet, holiday-themed drinks, so if you like that kind of thing, then go for cocktails. A Gingerbread and Kahula cocktail we had was great. But for dinner, save your money and go to Blue Pointe Bistro instead. Way better food and ambiance for relatively the same price.
re: cgrrrl
Thanks for the, er, descriptive review of Peppercornz, cgrrrl (gasoline?) and for reminding me about Blue Pointe Bistro -- I sometimes overlook it because of its location (a congested intersection in Weymouth Landing) and parking situation (they have a lot in the back, but it's often full on a weekend night, leading one to scramble for on-street parking), but they serve great food in a modern space (love the bar area).
The best places on the South Shore that I've been to in the past year are Solstice, in Kingston, which was terrific the night we ate there, as good as anyplace I've been in the South End., and Sintra, in Braintre, which wasn't as good as that, but I thought was a very solid choice for mid-priced New American food with a slight Portugese bent.
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I will second the Solstice rec. I have been there four or five times now and it has been a great experience every visit. Food is great, service fantastic and a nice atmosphere.
The Ledger reviews just make me crazy..."My companion liked the bread. It came with pats of butter." Argh!
I have had good and bad at Atlantica. I thought Burton's and Scarlet Oak were pretty good. I wanted to like Alba's but the inexperienced staff took away from the experience. I am also curious about the Winery (?)in Pembroke (former Bobby Hackets).
re: CulinaryBoner
Went to The Winery last week. The restaurant suffers from too many options on the menu. That's right. They have so much stuff on the menu, the quality is lacking. The "reatuarant/table" side of the place has a "cold" atmosphere and the bar (booths and tables) is preferred. I thought it was expensive for four people ($236 including tip) even though we had appetizers and drinks. Server told us her entire life story including breaking the law, family inheritance, and unplanned births of her kids. Not a bad restaurant given the competition in the area (slim) but overall I am not wanting to go back.


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Just fifty short hours from right now is the Plant/Let's Play House LOVE ME TOO mega-shindig at The 303 At Louie & Chan. So rest up and don't blow your load Wednesday night and then be too wiped for this or you will definitely regret it!
Also, the online assault continues on the front page of SPIN as they premiere Son of Sound's exclusive "Floor's Yours" on their homepage with a nice brief history of Plant Music and Plant Bar (R.I.P.). Check it out!
Back to my house for some LADYFINGERS
Also, won't you please join us for the release party for our first sequel comp venture? We think you'll like it and it will be well worth the price of admission (free).
Crazy Kids…
They say the children that spin around and round with outstretched arms til they pass out on the lawn are the ones who end up doing drugs later in life. We say the ones who strap on velcro suits and jump on walls end up in meeting in Hollywood nightclubs and making house music. Kevin Ross and Enrique Martinez prove at least one of those theories true.
After releases on Hot N Heavy and ALiVE Recordings, the duo better known as Velcro have brought their classic house sound to Plant with their "Runaway" EP which is now available exclusively on Beatport (iTunes and elsewhere March 4). We've also decided to stream the entire EP for you on our Soundcloud. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL.
Plant is in a really giving mood at the moment. It may be this sudden nice NY weather or the fact that we've had such a great Black History Month (a collective Plant best since 2008!), but if you act now, we're offering a free DL of Velcro's home city-inspired "City of Angels" AT THIS VERY MOMENT! You may have heard this song if you listened to Todd 'The God' Edwards terrific new Dummy mix. And you may have heard of him because he just won a freaking Grammy. You may also have heard title track "Runaway" if you listen to Sinden's Kiss FM radio show. And you may hear any one of their excellent bootlegs if you go to a discerning nightclub in the immediate future.
You may definitely hear a lot about Velcro in 2014 with tons of releases planned, starting with this one. So go get your druggie kids out of the yard and off the walls and let them check out this EP…it could just save their lives.


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METALLICA'S Beyond Magnetic Released on CD Today - Jan. 31, 2012
We're still pumped up after celebrating our 30th anniversary last month with Fan Club members from around the world and by sharing the stage with musicians we have admired all our lives. As you may have heard by now, part of the fun on those nights included playing unreleased tracks from the Death Magnetic sessions and after giving them to all Fan Club members for free, those songs have been available on iTunes and other at digital retailers for several weeks. We've been feeling all the love and positive vibes beyond our wildest expectations on the mp3 side, so we decided to go "old school" (!!) and also release those four songs on a CD.
The Beyond Magnetic EP will be available world-wide at retail on January 30 and in North America on January 31. As a refresher, these four songs are the rough mixes, unfinished to their original degree of mixing from March of 2008. Those of you still following along with finely tuned ears might recognize bits and pieces from the 'Mission:Metallica' videos posted during that summer.
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Market reaction Thursday to Boeing's new schedule for 787 first flight by year end, and EIS in 4Q10, was good: stock closed up more than 8% or $4 to $51.82. The Dow Jones Industrials were up a mere 0.39%.
Aerospace analyst reaction was a bit more muted.
Buckingham Research's Richard Safran initiated coverage of Boeing Aug. 12 with an Accumulate. After yesterday's announcement and stock gain of 8% neared his price target, today Safran downgraded his rating to Neutral. He writes:
Three reasons we're downgrading BA to "Neutral" from "Accumulate": 1) Yesterday's announcement removes most of the near term catalysts we identified. As such, we think that near-term, BA shares will trade in a narrow range around our $55 price target; 2) Aerospace stocks move on aircraft orders and we don't see orders picking up until at least late 2010; 3) We see limited (6.1%) upside to our $55 target at this point (our valuation methodology uses a target relative multiple of 75% of the S&P applied to our 2010E of $4.74).
Fitch viewed the new schedule, accompanied by a $2.5bn charge, as an incremental negative. Fitch comments:
The Boeing Company's new 787 schedule to be an incremental negative to BA's credit ratings. Cash flow pressures will persist through 2010 due to inventory build-up, delayed advance payments, and higher development expenditures. Fitch believes that break-even or negative free cash flow (cash from operations less capital expenditures and dividends) is a possibility in 2010 depending on the ultimate schedule for 787 deliveries and other factors such as pension contributions. BA has doubled parent company debt levels in the past six months, allowing BA to maintain a healthy liquidity position, but pressuring credit metrics. Fitch considers BA's credit metrics to be weak for the 'A+' rating, and the 787 developments have eroded the margin of safety at the current rating level.
Goldman Sach's Noah Popanak has a Neutral rating on Boeing, unchanged from prior to Thursday's announcement. He writes:
We view today's 787 update as a mixed bag. On a positive note, a 4Q10 first delivery is in-line with expectations, there was no reach forward loss recorded, future profitability looks to be stronger, and cushion was added to the previously aggressive flight test program. On the negative side, a nine month delay is certainly not negligible, a large charge will be recorded in 3Q, the side-of-body fix still has to go back through the test that discovered the initial problem, and other areas of risk remain.
We remain bullish on Commercial Aerospace. Separately, IATA reported encouraging traffic numbers with meaningful second derivative improvement. However, we continue to prefer select suppliers over BA given its large poorly positioned Defense business, remaining 787 risk, lack of free cash flow generation, large underfunded pension, and increasing competition from emerging markets (which act as new platforms to add content for suppliers).
Morgan Stanlye's Heidi Wood has an Equal Rate rating and a $50 price target. She writes:
Investment conclusion: BA's relief rally yesterday reflected confidence the worst may finally be behind on the 787, with pending 4Q first flight and no forward loss. While these are positive events, there are too many substantial challenges ahead to assert comfortably there are no further negative surprises. We're remaining on the sidelines, as the market has priced in most of the good news and not allowed for tougher realities in 2010. Beyond first flight and certification, the most complex challenge of coordinating 787 production is still ahead. Moreover, 2010 cash flow is challenged with inventory, capex & financing rising, supplier and airline payments. At $52, BA shares are trading at 11.5X 2010 P/E, an 83% relative P/E which reflects expectation for a cyclic upturn. If all goes well with the 787 schedule, this is appropriate valuation but then the shares in the mid $50's are more or less fully valued. On a sum of the parts basis, defense P/E's of 8-10X puts the implied commercial aero business at 13-15X, the upper end of mid cycle valuation. We are nudging our PT to $50 to reflect a risk-adjusted cyclic view.
UBS Securities: David Strauss sees mixed news in the developments. He's still skeptical about the projected production rate of 10/mo in 2013. He maintains a price target of just $30 with a Sell rating. He writes:
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I think the problem with this question was more the misinterpretation then the mistranslation. He asked if they could make *all* taunts unable to miss. This is a legitimate question because not *all* taunts are unable to miss, only *most* of them. While he could have asked the question in a less ambiguous way, it was still a fairly unnecessary question to include in the Q&A before more research was done.


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As mentioned in a previous post, I have been experimenting with Adobe Air and the result is a full conversion of nExtPanelGears to Adobe Air.
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The Language of Blessing You Are Blessed
- Monday, February 25, 2013
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from The Language of Blessing by Joseph Cavanaugh III
Chapter 1: The Blessing
As a child, I loved visiting my maternal grandmother on her farm in western Iowa. Grandma's yard was bursting with vibrant flowers from early spring to late fall. She knew just how to cultivate a scene blooming with every color of the rainbow for each season. As a young child, I thought every yard should look that way.
However, the view from the house where I grew up was nothing like Grandma's. Our poor yard was a rather forlorn and neglected affair. My father didn't seem to care about it, other than occasionally dragging out a hose and sprinkler when our sparse grass began to turn brown in the summer's heat.
Two huge silver maple trees, one in our front yard and one in the back, provided a bit of shade. The only other plants were white spirea (bridal wreath) bushes, which grew along the front of our house. Every home on both sides of our block seemed to have those same bushes growing in the front yard. The spirea would bloom in May for a couple of weeks, and the arching cascades of pure white flowers with their golden centers did look beautiful. But then all too soon, the display would be over until the next May.
As if our yard were not plain enough, there was an ugly scar in the front of our lawn. The rut had been worn by the neighborhood kids and my siblings as they took a shortcut from the sidewalk to the walk that led up to our house. I am sure I sometimes took the same shortcut when I was in a hurry.
But by the time I was ten, I saw that ugly rut as an insult to our yard and our home, and I decided to take on a landscaping project. I wanted to do something about that rut and at the same time bring color and beauty to our home. My plan was to plant a closely spaced row of beautiful hybrid tea roses along our front walk. No one would think about cutting through the rosebushes, which have sharp, one-inch-long thorns! As this vision of landscaping glory began to take form in my imagination, I could see this row of roses becoming the envy of the neighborhood.
I had learned from Grandma that I'd have to choose a hardy rose that would thrive in our climate. I did my research by reading a book on roses at our local plant nursery. One picture of a particular rose jumped out at me—the Peace rose. As the Peace rosebuds begin to bloom, they are a bright yellow, but when they are fully opened, the color mutes to a pinkish cream with a radiant yellow center. The rose is so beautiful that the Germans named it Gloria Dei, or "glory to God." In America, it was named the Peace rose, since Field Marshal Alan Brooke had refused the honor of having it named after him following the end of World War II. He said he would prefer Peace, a name that would be remembered far longer than his, and the name stuck. Since my dad served in WWII, I thought he would find that information fascinating.
As it turned out, potted Peace roses were too expensive for my limited budget. Fortunately, the helpful people at Earl May Nursery told me I could get a bare root plant that would be much cheaper. When I explained I did not yet have all the money, they were kind enough to hold five plants for me. They also explained that I would need peat moss, compost, mulch, and rose fertilizer. This was going to be much more expensive than I had hoped.
I dedicated the next month to doing any kind of odd job I could find in our neighborhood, like digging dandelions, mowing and raking yards, hauling trash, and clearing out brush. Once I had earned enough money to purchase one of the items, I would ride my bike the two miles to the nursery and then bring the purchase back to the house, where I'd hide it under our front porch.
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I'm so sorry.
I repost GIFs that do not have any source attached to them when I find them under various tags - that is, I take them from text posts in which Tumblr users have copied and pasted into these posts, from which I cannot track the original creator (see my About page).
GIFs that I find with a source, I reblog and source them. If you go through some of my past GIFs, the ones with sources are reblogged.
I value very much the time and effort the multitude of Tumblr users put into the GIFs and edits that they post and share with the rest of the Tumblr community, I really do. I would hate it if someone thought of me as a person that takes advantage of the work that others do and pass it off as my own or for my own benefit.
All I am trying to do with this blog is to give Tumblr users (and myself) a place that is of easy access to laugh and visually express emotions in their own posts.
If anyone sees a post to which he or she knows the creator of, please, PLEASE let me know so I can take it down and possibly reblog the original.
I hope no one takes my reply to this as BS and believes me to be someone who's simply looking for popularity and lots of reblogs. Because I'm not. This blog was initially created for my convenience, but I saw that others found it amusing and/or useful. I find no good or gain in knowingly taking other people's effort.
So, please, everyone, just let me know if you are in knowledge of any of the original creators of these GIFs. I want to let them know that I appreciate their works by reblogging them.
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Only if it was Arnold Schwarzenegger voicing the barbarian…
Diablo 3 wanted 'famous' voice talent, but couldn't afford it
Diablo 3 game director, Jay Wilson, has been talking about the game's voicework, saying that the script is bigger than any game Blizzard has ever made. In turn, that made getting famous actors to voice characters too expensive.
"I don't know the exact length of the final script, but it's definitely got more voicework than any game Blizzard has ever made. By a lot," said Wilson.
"I know that at one point we were talking to a well-known famous actor to play one of the characters and we decided not to because the number of lines was something like 25,000.
"And the cost per session was reasonable, but the number of sessions we needed to do was kind of outrageous.
"With a role like that, can we really justify getting a well-paid famous person acting in that role?" Wilson pondered.
Diablo 3 is out next week.
What do you think? Would a famous actor voicing one or more characters add anything to the experience?
Keep an eye on Diablo: IncGamers for all the latest on Diablo 3 as we leas up to release. It's the place to be!
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DragonFireKai said...
The thing people need to understand is that GS is a tool. It is a tool with many flaws. For example, if you're using an item in each hand, and one is lower than the other, then simply unequipping the lower ilevel item will actually increase your GS. It doesn't take into account gearing choices due to spec, or superior itemization despite a lower ilevel.
In the end, all GS is really good for is weeding out the blatantly undergeared. Using it for any other purpose is doing yourself, and everyone you interact with, a blatant disservice.
Very true - and its good to note that just because an item has a higher gearscore and it looks like it has your stats doesn't mean that it's actually better for you. What good is an i245 wand that has loads of hit when I'm already capped? I'll get more out of my i232 wand with similar stats and more haste - same thing with trinkets.
One thing i'd like to see people back off a little on is when someone who is newer and still gearing up has pvp boots or bracers. Sometimes those PVP boots and bracers are a huge upgrade to anything else they've been able to get up to that point.


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Alcohol use by women makes them more vulnerable to sexual assault. While men, when drinking, are also at increased risk of being sexually victimized, they are also more likely to engage in coercive sexual behaviors - including sexual assault.
Alcohol is sometimes used as an excuse for unacceptable behavior. When a man sexually assaults an acquaintance, he is seen as less responsible for his actions if he was drunk. Our societal double standard, however, results in the woman being seen as "to blame" for the assault if she was intoxicated. In addition, survivors who were drinking when they were sexually assaulted tend to have more feelings of self-blame. It is important to remember that no one deserves to be raped. Choosing to drink alcohol should not be equated with choosing to be sexually assaulted.
According to state law, a person who is unconscious (passed out) or incapacitated, whether from alcohol, drugs, or illness, cannot give consent to sex. Therefore, if sexual contact occurs, it is sexual assault. When there is any uncertainty about your partner's ability to give consent, it is wise to wait for another time. To engage in sexual activity with someone who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs simply is not worth the risk.
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Yeah mate, i'd ask the more senior guys to design you a beginner's full body workout then see about nailing form for the lifts. Gains will be so much better :p
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Yeah mate, i'd ask the more senior guys to design you a beginner's full body workout then see about nailing form for the lifts. Gains will be so much better :p
Yeah, i smash pre/post workout shakes, then head home to munch on a chicken breast sandwich. So wholemeal bread :p
Join a gym bro, how do you like the idea of a full body workout?
Remember that only working two body parts doesn't make you look bigger, just makes you have two bigger and potentially...
Have you any evidence to support this? And you haven't answered my previous questions.
What have skull crushers got to do with a leg press machine?
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Was she hot?
Tbh, need a nice bit of fat to smooth the whole thing out. Under 7-8% just looks un-natural :/
To some extent i agree. There again, do not judge lest ye be judged.
Lookin aight. Hope it goes well lass!
Some kind of English food. Like sausage and mash with gravy =)
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Does that mean there are no Britons left on the admin team? :(
Take care though, don't wanna go over the top :p Us guys can, purely because we are bastages.
So slow bulking/cutting do not, then? And if they do, then is not body recomposition a combination of the two? This includes both elements of losing fat and gaining muscle. So surely it is by...
Why is it possibly the worst analogy you have ever seen?
Then you must be some kind of wizard. How can you draw a conclusive argument without having ever tried them?
I'd say that you cannot compare roid based gains to those of natty bb'ers. Does friend Scarz use, or has used steroids, perchance?
Apart from body recomposition, that is
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A Golden Valley man has been charged with selling marijuana after police say they found more than 19 pounds of marijuana in his home.
Carl Darrell Looyen, 58, is charged with fifth-degree drug distribution, a felony with a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The charge carries a mandatory minimum penalty of three years in prison.
According to the criminal complaint, signed by Golden Valley Police Department Officer Ryan Matthew, officers executed a narcotics search warrant at Looyen's home in the 3000 block of Golden Valley Road at about 6 p.m. Aug. 24.
Officers found two people in the home: Looyen and an unidentified woman. As deputies entered, Looyen "spontaneously" told them that he had a handgun under the cushion on which he was sitting, and that there was another one beneath the mattress of a bed upstairs, according to the complaint.
Looyen also told deputies that the woman wasn't involved in "anything going on here," the complaint says.
Deputies searched the home and found three weapons: a revolver beneath the mattress, a .22-caliber long rifle under the mattress and a loaded pistol in the couch, holding a magazine with 13 rounds.
Officers also seized $4,375 in cash from a safe in the bedroom, scales and drug-packaging items and "numerous" small plastic bags of a substance that tested positive for marijuana, according to the complaint.
The marijuana weighed 8,662 grams, or more than 19 pounds, according to deputies.
Looyen was arrested on the Hennepin County drug charge and on an outstanding Crow Wing County arrest warrant dating back to 1998. In that case, Looyen was convicted of possession of stolen property.
Looyen is in custody on the Crow Wing County conviction. An omnibus hearing in his Hennepin County drug case is scheduled Oct. 2 in Hennepin County District Court.
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Police are looking for suspects in an assault in Shippensburg that sent two men to a hospital early Saturday.
The incident occurred in the 200 block of East Fort Street at around 1:45 a.m., police said.
The victims said they were assaulted by two men who had fled the area. They told officers the suspects are associated with the "wrestling team," but they do not know them personally, police said.
Both victims were taken to Chambersburg Hospital for treatment of their injuries.
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HARRISBURG – A bill to allow military parents to change their custody
arrangements more easily before they are deployed was signed into law by
Governor Tom Corbett today, according to Senator Lisa Baker (R-20), who
sponsored the measure.
"This bill was inspired by grandparents who were prevented from seeing their
grandchild when their son was deployed to Iraq," she said. "A military
separation can compound the heartache of a marital separation. This legislation
will ease the difficult process of assigning temporary custody when a military
parent must leave a child behind to serve our nation."
The enactment of this law is a priority of the state Department of Military
and Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Department of Defense.
"It is difficult enough for a child to say goodbye to a parent who is leaving
for combat," Baker said. "Current law should not add to that difficulty by
preventing children from seeing their grandparents or other loving family
members, or by preventing soldiers from transferring their custody rights to a
trusted relative. At all times, the best interest of the child remains
A new section allows military parents to testify by phone, internet,
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courtroom due to a deployment.
During the legislative process, the bill was amended to clarify when a mental
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"Our military personnel willingly face great dangers in the name of freedom.
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Best Lawyers are determined through an extensive peer-review survey process comprised of more than 4 million confidential evaluations by attorneys throughout the country. In addition to being honored for his work in the practice area of Insurance Law, Fabian was also recognized as Best Lawyers' 2014 Detroit Insurance Law "Lawyer of the Year." Fabian was selected for the honor based on receiving the highest average of votes in the specialty practice area of Insurance Law in metro Detroit. Sklar was recognized for his efforts in the practice areas of both Insurance Law and Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs.
"The Best Lawyers in America is a highly regarded compilation of the best attorneys in their practice areas, and we are honored to be selected for the 2014 edition alongside such talented attorneys nationwide," said Fabian. "As a strictly peer review process, it's a privilege to be held in such high esteem by our professional colleagues."
With more than 30 years of legal experience, Fabian has won numerous cases that have created groundbreaking national precedent in establishing and protecting the rights of policyholders. He serves as editor ofMichigan Insurance Law and Practice, published by the Institute for Continuing Legal Education (ICLE), and as co-author of the chapter on Property Insurance Law. He also authored the Fire Insurance Chapter in ICLE's Causes of Action Formbook. In 2011, Fabian was named a "Leader in the Law" by Michigan Lawyers Weekly, a "Top Lawyer" by DBusiness magazine, and has been selected as a Michigan "Super Lawyer" by Law & Politics Magazineeach year since 2006. Fabian was also named a Best Lawyer in America in 2013. He earned a B.A. with honors from the James Madison College of Michigan State University in 1975 and a J.D. from the University of Detroit School of Law in 1978.
Sklar has litigated hundreds of fire and explosion cases and has collected millions of dollars on behalf of his clients. He serves as a principal member of the National Fire Protection Association's (NFPA) Technical Committee on Fire Investigations—the committee responsible for the development of NFPA 921: Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigations. He has been active in the development of every edition of NFPA 921 since 2001. Sklar is also a principal member of the NFPA Technical Committee on Fire Investigation Qualifications responsible for NFPA 1033: Standard for Professional Qualifications for Fire Investigator. In 2013, Sklar was recognized as a Best Lawyer in America and was also named a "Leader in the Law" by Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Law & Politics Magazine has selected him as a Michigan "Super Lawyer" every year since 2006. Sklar earned a B.A. from Michigan State University in 1982 and a J.D. from the Michigan State University College of Law in 1985.
Founded in 1986, Farmington Hills, Mich.-based Fabian, Sklar & King, P.C., is a nationally recognized leader in representing those injured or killed as the result of fires and explosions. The firm's attorneys advocate and protect the rights of homeowners, business owners and other policyholders in property damage disputes with insurance companies. In addition to many awards and accolades, Fabian, Sklar, & King, P.C. has received the coveted "AV" rating, the highest rating under Martindale Hubbell's Peer Review RatingTM process. To learn more, please visit www.fabiansklar.com.


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Taking inspiration from renaissance painting, Julia Fullerton-Batten examines the role of the human figure and its objectification in contemporary media. For this series, Fullerton-Batten selected full figured subjects, those that contemporary media, and society would deem "fat" and considered undesirable as models and spokespersons in contemporary advertising. Fullerton-Batten places each subject into a contemporary still life environment drawn from a period in historical painting when the fuller figure was considered true to life and desirable. She infuses irregularities: broken pearls, wilted flowers, rotting fruit and a decaying domestic setting to create tension.


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In this body of work called "New Appalachia," I am exploring the inhabitation of man into the vast, old and glorious terrain of the Appalachian Mountains and how the terrain has been marred with roads buildings and industry. Yet the rhythm, movement and beauty of the terrain and the environment around it still have a glorious way of shining through and overpowering the marred landscapes that are left by our exploration and expansion into the Appalachian Mountains.
"I though I was taking pictures of the things I hated…but there was something about these pictures, they were unexpectedly, disconcertingly, GLORIOUS!"