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birthers - 2nd - 23/Aug/14 with Caroline C
caroline256 - Lead O/S - 23/Aug/14 with Tom B
Scuzlebut - 2nd O/S - 17/Aug/14 with Gregor
Echna - Lead O/S - 17/Aug/14 with Rich
Adam Polak - Lead O/S - 06/Jun/14 with David Elder
JClimb - 2nd O/S - 31/May/14 with Stuart MacLachlin
stujamac - Lead O/S - 31/May/14 with Jenny Yate
Could not do the traverse left - reach not long enough / other skills not superior enough. Really glad I was not leading this. cvsephton - 2nd dog - 21/Apr/14 with Rob
Chris Homewood (Swindon MC) - 2nd O/S - 12/Apr/14 with Tristen Stricker
fuzzysheep01 - Lead O/S - 16/Mar/14 with Andy Armstrong
Ran out of gear so did it in two pitches. Would be nice to get an 'official' view on the grade of the traverse now that the flake has fallen off. It was a lovely little technical move but certainly seemed harder than HS 4b on suspect gear sheelba - AltLd O/S - 01/Mar/14
Giles Eperon - Lead O/S - 11/Jan/14
Hidden - Lead - 22/Nov/13
briggers - 2nd O/S - 22/Nov/13 with Jake Thompsett
interesting traverse = big reach!!!sarahrowlands - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/13 with richard savill
Mayaculpa - 2nd - 16/Aug/13 with Roman, Peter
Pretty good, traversing back to the left is interesting.pheotleyr - Lead O/S - 16/Aug/13 with Mike, Roman
davis.pete - 2nd O/S - 20/Jul/13 with Jitain Patel
jitpatel - Lead - 20/Jul/13 with Peter Davis
Hot and greasy. Top of initial corner is very polished.AndySL - Lead O/S - 13/Jul/13 with Deano
ElvisLeg - Lead O/S - 30/Jun/13 with Sally
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 27/May/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/May/13
p3tersen - 2nd - 12/May/13 with Brad Hopkins
Half Pint Lizz - 2nd dog - 28/Apr/13 with Helen King
Hidden - Lead dog - 28/Apr/13
Hidden - 2013
Theantoff - Lead O/S - 21/Oct/12 with Steve Hull, Simon Bostock
Deary65 - AltLd O/S - 20/Oct/12
EllieWoods - 2nd O/S - 19/Aug/12 with Nick
nickdonohue - Lead - Aug/12 with Ellie Woods, Emma Grant
RossT - Lead - 30/Jul/12 with Jamie T
VS 4cSiyP - Lead O/S - 17/Jul/12 with rufio
Hidden - 2nd - 17/Jul/12
klo1981 - 2nd O/S - 27/May/12 with Iain
TR909 - Lead O/S - 27/May/12
climbingchippie - Lead - 27/May/12 with Katie Brown
Ian JL - Lead O/S - 13/May/12 with Beth Frampton
Hidden - 2nd - 13/May/12
ASchwirtz - Lead O/S - 05/May/12 with Claire Duffield
Take lots of gear!steveprice.exmouth - Lead - 23/Apr/12 with Ellie Woods
EllieWoods - 2nd O/S - 21/Apr/12 with Steve Price
A good VS 4b/c really. Strenuous in parts even if your bridging technique is good.jmr - 2nd - 26/Feb/12 with Paul Greenhow
Mistee - 2nd O/S - 09/Oct/11 with pete templar
hazeysunshine - 2nd O/S - 21/Sep/11 with HB, Val P
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Sep/11
crossdressingrodney - 2nd O/S - 07/Sep/11 with Andy B
followed 4c line. I believe the left traverse has collapsed and seems pretty impassable without the physique of stretch armstrongjon_ridley - 2nd O/S - 03/Sep/11 with Emily Cropton
Emily Cropton - Lead - 03/Sep/11 with Jon Ridley
HassenBali - AltLd O/S - 31/Jul/11 with Ed Napier
maffujones - Lead O/S - 23/Jul/11 with Zuzana Deans
Ruth ND - 2nd O/S - 19/Jul/11 with Ian C
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Jul/11
Mick Riley - AltLd dog - 12/Jul/11
Nice route, did it all at 4b, not the 4c direct bit.ElBarto - 2nd O/S - 04/Jul/11 with Joseph Toller
jo86 - Lead - 04/Jul/11 with Neil Nand
hotfeet - Lead - 25/Jun/11
waynem1985 - Lead O/S - 25/Jun/11 with Mark, Antony Davies
lostinmidlands - Lead O/S - 11/Jun/11 with nil4e
omeganut - Jun/11
mpc - 2nd - 17/May/11 with Ron Thomas
ron244 - Lead O/S - 17/May/11 with Mike Connor
mpc - 2nd O/S - 17/May/11 with Ron Thomas
Hidden - 2nd - 30/Apr/11
Prez - Lead O/S - 30/Apr/11 with Kevin
good fun route. seems about right for hte grade in comparision to the rest of the crag. alexanderjwatts - Lead - 19/Mar/11
Hidden - 2011
Tim Sparrow - 2011
Brucifer - 2nd - 11/Sep/10 with alan rosier
cas54321 - 2nd - 03/Sep/10 with Mike
mikelaing - Lead - Sep/10 with Carolyn
cas54321 - 2nd - Sep/10 with Mike
hotfeet - 2nd O/S - 24/Aug/10 with Keith
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Aug/10
Hidden - Lead β - 22/Aug/10
I found the crux really tough. First climb of the day and I attacked it wrong getting myself in the wrong position. It eased after that.mattrm - 2nd O/S - 17/Jul/10 with Will Jones
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/10
fleapitfan - Lead O/S - 31/May/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 31/May/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 31/May/10
aged_ape - 13/May/10 with IH
David Qualtrough - May/10
Nice climb. Did the harder direct variation then had to do the traverse in both directions to retrieve the gear. mullermn - 2nd O/S - 18/Apr/10 with Kylie Richards
Really nice climb. Enjoyed the traverse!Kylie - Lead O/S - 18/Apr/10 with mullermn
GC - 2nd O/S - 10/Apr/10 with Peter Williams
petedunford183 - 2nd O/S - 04/Apr/10
Climbed at night. Flakes now fallen off now making it a really nice move, possibly pushing the grade up a little? tobyb - Lead O/S - 11/Mar/10
Hidden - 2010
urbanmonkey - 2nd O/S - 27/Sep/09 with Nick
bpmclimb - 2nd rpt - 14/Sep/09 with Clare
Ybot Htulk - 2nd - Aug/09 with Sonya
Direct route taken (4C)Chris Homewood (Swindon MC) - Lead β - 24/Jun/09 with Dave Gale
TimPerkin - 2nd O/S - 31/May/09 with Dave Gale
mick1jones - Lead O/S - 09/May/09 with Alex Wellings
Rob84 - 2nd rpt - 02/May/09 with Ed Hill
dswansonlow - Lead O/S - 13/Apr/09 with Patrick Timoney
patrick.timoney - 2nd O/S - 13/Apr/09 with Dougie
garywong - Lead O/S - 05/Jan/09 with Patrick Goodwin
Hidden - Lead - 2009
Hidden - 26/Jun/08
The guide says to traverse left under the over hang being carefull of the dubious flake. Well, no need to worry about the middle one .. it's fallen off - making the traverse look very technical. There was no way I was going attempt the traverse with the gear that I had at that point so had to down climb :-( Belayed from the top to retrieve kit. We got off the crag in the dark. Reckon this route is probably best taken direct at 4c .. I would have down climbed and attempted the direct version if there had been time.Dax - Lead dnf - 25/Jun/08 with Ward
Nigel R Lewis - Lead - 25/Jun/08 with Joce, Lowri Roberts
MikeLell - Lead - 20/Jun/08 with Ian Bryant
Rob84 - Lead O/S - 31/May/08 with Andy F
Piers - Lead β - 20/May/08 with Charlie Goldblatt
The Pylon King - 2nd - 24/Mar/08 with Toby Kluth
Did the direct version as the normal route was overgrown with brambles. It seemed tougher than HS. maresia - Lead O/S - 21/Mar/08 with Bernard Stricker
shameless - 2nd - 10/Feb/08 with pip
saz_b - 2008
Chris Sansum - 2nd O/S - 27/Aug/07 with Adrian Lowe
The far end of the left wall, it was a struggle to find something that wasn't covered in botany. An ok route, although hard for the grade. Mark_RMC - Lead - 12/Aug/07 with Michelle
Circus - Lead O/S - 10/Aug/07 with Lou
Matt TaverJason Gotel - Lead O/S - Aug/07 with Matt Traver
Hidden - Lead β - 07/Jul/07
Feeling bold - 2nd - 17/Jun/07 with Christian, Tom
There's an easier way to do the crux than the way most people seem to go if you can find it, lovely route.thomasadixon - Lead rpt - 17/Jun/07 with Christian, Marie
leigh - Lead O/S - 14/Apr/07 with Ed
Hidden - Lead - Apr/07
Jim Slater - Lead O/S - Apr/07 with Russ
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 21/Jan/07
thomasadixon - Lead O/S - 26/Aug/06 with Matt Frank
chrisallan - Lead O/S - 09/Jul/06
gareth r - Lead O/S - 07/Jun/06 with Tom
timharrison - Lead O/S - 08/Jan/05 with Abi Marchent
jim_randell - 2nd O/S - 31/Jul/04 with PS, DG
bpmclimb - Lead O/S - 19/Oct/03 with Clare
drysori - Lead - Jun/03 with Malcolm
evhall - Lead O/S - 20/May/03 with J
richardp2 - Lead O/S - 26/Jan/03 with Steve Fry
BALD EAGLE - Lead - 20/Jul/02 with Steve Green
Will Homoky - Lead O/S - 12/Sep/01 with Og (Andrew Forbes)
Hidden - 2nd - Jan/01
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Nigel Coe - Lead - 07/Feb/99 with Pam Holt
Hidden - Lead - 12/Oct/97
Hidden - Lead - 03/May/97
Hidden - Lead O/S - May/97
mikej - Lead - 19/Jun/89 with Robert Smith
Iain Thow - 2nd - 20/Feb/88 with Phil Moorey
davemhart - Lead O/S - 1988
Jelly Mould Surfer - Lead O/S - 1987
Andy Chubb - Lead - 28/Dec/79 with Saxon Ridley
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 30/May/76
Bolt Phobia - Lead - 14/Jul/74
Andy Chubb - Lead - 1974 with Phil Jardine
Steve Woollard - Lead - 1973
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Check out footage of Bernard Fanning getting teary at the press conference
At a press conference in Sydney this morning, Bernard Fanning read a statement on behalf of his bandmates explaining their upcoming "Sunsets" tour, and the reason why they're splitting.
"The "Sunsets" tour will be Powderfinger's last ever run of shows. We have decided, after much deliberation and agonising, that after this final tour we will call it a day as a recording and touring band," Fanning read.
"With the completion of our last album Golden Rule, we feel that we have said all that we want to say as a musical group. We firmly believe that it is our most complete and satisfying album and can't think of a better way to farewell our fans than with music that we all believe in and also with, hopefully, our best tour to date."
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I read two insightful articles recently on ideas to address the pernicious problem of drugs in cycling.
Joe Lindsey, a writer at Bicycling, penned a response on the Freakonomics blog to the question of "why not just legalize it?" Joe points out that different drugs are approved for different uses (i.e. human/nonhuman) in different countries, so the definition of "legal" isn't totally clear. Essentially the "legalize it" approach just moves the line in the sand, but doesn't get rid of it.
If that's the case, a friend of Fat Cyclist offers another idea, which boils down to a comprehensive physiological "baseline" monitoring system of all cyclists from an early age, combined with reducing the severity of penalties. I think the idea is that in combination, these procedures would give authorities an individualized picture of each athlete. Testing would be sensitive to each individual rather than based on group averages. Better knowledge allows for more accurate positives, and shorter, more frequent(?) suspensions are sufficiently disruptive to discourage doping without turning into drawn-out legal battles.
That's the theory, anyway. I wonder if the former idea is feasible. Anyone who came in to the sport late- Katie Compton for example- would have no background data and would be something of a maverick- harder to test with the same degree of accuracy. On a larger scale, the plan would require extensive national testing programs. Countries that couldn't afford that would be at an even greater disadvantage than they currently are.
The latter idea has some appealing aspects. Athlete drug-sanctioning procedures need to be short-fused. The athletes themselves have only a few years to be highly competitive. If they are facing a two year (or more) ban regardless, it may seem worthwhile to spend the time fighting their sanction in the hope of getting it reduced. Regular two week suspensions would merely put them out of action- and out of the sponsor/team's good graces. Do it enough, and especially with the background data on your physiological profile, and you'll be out of a job pretty soon.
I note that this still allows athletes to step right to the line (of testing positive) and get dinged only if they step over. This seems to say that the race is to find better masking agents- essentially the same situation as today. I guess that's what the physiological baselines are for, and without them it seems like the only advantage is to avoid Floyd Landis/Tyler Hamilton-style epic legal battles.
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kristelledecker said...
To me this is a good idea and a bad idea at the same time. I like the fact that I won't have to run the same two dungeons providing more VP over and over and over again, which gets quit monotonous. In my experience, ZG and ZA provide ample opportunities to pick up good groups that can complete them fairly easily now. 'Bad groups' is still a big problem though when newcomers come in that don't have experience with the two dungeons. Doing this change will allow even more newcomers into the dungeon groups that wouldn't try them before, which will make ZG and ZA 'hard' once again.
Also, some people queue for ZG and ZA specifically for better gear than the other dungeons offer, but this change will not allow them to choose those dungeons specifically, which would most likely get really frustrating and cause even more auto group-quits upon entry of the dungeons.


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16 - Actually my math was correct.
The 1557 is the new damage caused by LBs only (it does not take into account LO).
The 5% is the increase in damage gained from LO (10%-5%). If you apply the 5% increase in damage to the new LB damage (1557), you get:
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You can look at this anyway you wish, but it ends up being a dps nerf.
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- jamesmfresno Jun 13, 2010 04:34 PM
Hey all I'm turning 21 on the 26th of this month and want some help finding ideas for places to go. For the first part of the night Im looking for a place to go with my family, would like to keep the food cheap for this part at less than 20 a piece, you know places like TGIF, applebees and the likes of that, but would like comfortable seating (no squeezing into a non movable booth ( in a big guy)). PROB A GROUP OF 16 SO COMF SEATING PREFERED. also a plus if the place had a good selection of drinks ( not huge on beer... looking to try multiple drinks). and the 2nd part of this would be places to go either later that night or later on the next night with my friends.. all over 21, the only thing i would ask is no "clubs". Yes i know it seems like i want and or am asking too much but anything and any ideas help. Thanks everybody. either reply here or to me and firstname.lastname@example.com
By the way im in san diego
I would look at Bite in Hillcrest. No entree over $20 a good wine list and specialty cocktails. http://www.bitesd.com/ great place to order a lot and share for a reasonable price.
If it was me I would go to one of SD's Speak easies (Kind of a hidden bar that specializes in cocktails
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Thanks chris I am looking at those places now as we speak. Bite looks great but because some of my family is older ( little pickier they wont like idea of sharing it would seem) but again thank you cause me and friends will def go again on diff time.
But still others please post as well because i got time and the more selections and ideas i get from all of you the better i know this birthday can be.
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How old is older? You don't have to share plates if you don't want. They have regular size entrees if some of your family wants to go that way. Are they local or are they coming from somewhere else to help you celebrate?
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Well happy early birthday to you as well.
I live in fashion valley and for the family meal their will def be designated drivers and anywhere that is not downtown for ANYTHING would be amazing.
For the later thing it will be friends only no family and their will also we a designated driver. they dont need to be close to me or each other but would again like to avoid downtown.
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got it. Turf Supper Club could be fun for dinner - you grill your own food and it's less pricey than a traditional steakhouse.
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1116 25th St, San Diego, CA 92102
re: goodhealthgourmet
Cool interesting idea thank you.
After thinking about it i think some of the family members would prefer a place like black angus or something like that. I think a perfect place would be one where you could eat under 20 per person or you could go and get a nice expensive steak. (jesh while im at it might ask for world peace too right?)
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Happy Birthday, I love Cancers :-)
It's a short (10 min?) drive East of FV to the Riveria Supper Club in La Mesa - http://www.rivierasupperclub.com/ Original owners of the Turf Club. Most of the entrees are $20 or under, the sides are $5 - 8 bucks but will feed 2-3 people generously, plus their bartenders pour some seriously good cocktails. You grill your meat. It's fun and it will keep you within your budget. That's the good news. The down side is that the Riveria could use some spiffing up; it's a tad bit seedy and the clientel the same. BUT...if you go early, i.e. before 7 pm no one will know what it morphs into later in the evening (it trends young and gets loud). My 90 y.o. mother actually LIKES the Riveria Supper Club, especially if we hit it about 5:30 or 6 pm. Earlier in the evening you will see everyone from couples on dates to families with young kids to , well, my 90 year old mother.
There's a Stuart Anderson on Friar's Rd. right before it changes into Mission Gorge Rd. but I really, really can't recommend it. Not because it's Stuart Anderson or a chain, but because the last time I ate there it was truly awful and ranks as one of the 10 worst meals I've ever had.
Check out the menu for Bully's East - http://www.bullyseastsd.com/ - most likely over your price range, but they do some really good prime rib and steaks, plus they make good cocktails too.
Happy Birthday and have a good time :-)
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I would look into Alchemy in South Park. They have a wide variety of food including steak, fish, vegetarian, burgers. They also have some good beers, wine and some good cocktails. In addition pretty much evertthing is below $20. I have seen quite often large groups at Alchemy.
With a request for a place that will be able to seat 16 people for dinner on a Saturday night, be large and comfortable enough to seat you all in the same spot with lots of room, but will also keep to under $20 a person, I think your pickings are somewhat limited. Especially if you want to stay out of downtown, where there are more restaurants that can accommodate large groups (but there, the prices are usually higher and the quality doesn't usually warrant it - so you're actually better off staying away).
I'd say try Cucina Urbana in Banker's Hill. It is a large place and they do family-style portions on many of their apps, so you can get a great deal sharing those. The cocktails and infused liquors are first-rate, so there are lots of drinks to try. And the food is excellent and priced well. Lots of good dishes and variety on the menu. So, you may be able to stay on budget there. And, they have that large semi-private table in the wine-area, so you could possibly get a group of 16 comfortably back there and have plenty of space (although the wine shoppers do walk back there to check out wines - but that's all in the atmosphere). They have been consistently booked since they opened, so you may want to call ASAP.
re: cookieshoes
Thank you for your ideas.
And again to others more ideas are definitely welcome so if you have them post them
Based on your guidelines "TGIF, applebees and the likes of that" you will be pleased with Albie's Beef Inn in Mission Valley. Tasteful decor, full bar, comfortable seating, steaks and table-side salad prep and a step up from the chains. Follow dinner you could head up the street to The Tickled Trout for some drinks.
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re: stevuchan
That is a very interesting idea,, thank you for that one.
re: jamesmfresno
While I've only been for drinks and the entertainment (which was all fabulously tacky and quite Bedazzled), I might caution that the "tasteful decor" is mostly composed of 60s-era paintings of nude ladies. While my friend and I think it's wildly fun, I don't know how I would have felt dining amongst all that naked glory in the company of older family members when I was 21. Now that I'm in my 30s, maybe...but when I was 21, it would have definitely made me blush.
re: camilles
They don't bat an eye. We used to dine there regularly with my parents in the mid-60s. I don't think they paid much attention to what was on the wall. Certainly they weren't scandalized by the nudes...and my parents are (were in he case of my dad) conservative mid-west transplants, tho' they've lived in SD far longer than they ever did in the mid-west <gg>
BTW, my sister and LOVED going to Albie's back then, it really was very good.
$20 including drink, tax, and tip? Or $20 entree?
Option 1:
Dinner at Starlite, drinks at Aero Club/Regal Beagle/Shakespeare/Bar Dynamite
Option 2 (North Park centric):
Dinner - Urban Solace, Ritual Tavern
Drinks - Toronado, Bar Pink, Bluefoot
Option 3 (PB):
Dinner- Costa Brava
Drinks - wherever the PB kids go out, there's a ton of places
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re: DougOLis
Happy early birthday!! Keeping your $20pp budget in mind and if you have various palates/tastes/ages to please, for your family dinner, I think Buca di Beppo would work. We've been there a couple times for big group dinners, and it's been fun and tasty. The food is good (not super creative but solid Italian-American classics). Because it's a chain, people here might poo-poo it, but it fits the bill for your needs. I know for my extended family (even though we generally prefer more creative food) it would still be a solid choice. There's a location in Mira Mesa near the Edwards Cinema. The portions are gigantic (even the ones they list as small) and can be served family style. Have fun wherever you go!
re: honkman
To each his or her own! This website is about opinions, so I'm glad to hear yours, too, honkman. I was considering the parameters of what the OP was requesting and I think Buca di Beppo works, but I also knew I might have to duck after posting that. I'm a brave girl.
re: carli
There is nothing wrong with americanized Italian food but I think even for that Buco di Beppo is a bad example. I also think that if possible chowhounds should support local businesses as long as they are at least of similar or better quality and there are reasoanable options for this type of food in SD which could also accomodate larger groups, e.g. Di Mille, Da Nino, Sardina's
re: carli
One more thing...the OP mentioned TGIFs, Applebees "and the likes of that" so I paid attention to that. I think we need to watch being overly judgmental...there's sharing opinion and then there's looking down one's nose, viewing everything through one's own (usually biased, perhaps elitist) singular lens. Granted, it's a fine line. But, most are not privileged to enjoy (especially in this economy or as a 21-yr old) the same dining out budgets/standards that some others have grown accustomed to and trained their palates by. And, hey, at least I didn't suggest the Cheesecake Factory.
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re: honkman
Fair enough. Next time I have a big group that's leaning towards Buca di Beppo, I'll suggest DiMille. Thanks.
re: carli
One more thing...can't comment about whether Cheesecake Factory and Buca di Beppo are on same level since I've never been to CF, but all I know is that we have a 21-yr old who's a very adventurous eater and yet loves going to Buca di Beppo w/lots of friends. They do the party thing well. But who knows, maybe we'd even find something to like at Cheesecake Factory and then all credibilty would be out the window! :) I'm just sayin' we might want to let the OP put Buca di Beppo in the mix along with DiMilles and others.
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2015 Birch Rd Ste 705, Chula Vista, CA 91915
I have to second the Turf Supper Club. The place is small, but here's an interesting point about its history - the Casbah's owner started the Turf, and the place was so successful that not only did the money allow Tim Mays to buy a house during the height of the real estate market, but the Cohen Restaurant Group stole the idea and opened the Gaslamp Strip Club, AND the landlord literally stole the place from Mays (by refusing to renew the lease).
Its not just the grill your own meat either. The drinks at the Turf are top-notch, classic cocktails. What better way to start your drinking than in style with Martinis, Side Cars or, my favorite, Manhattans.
Now, if you don't want to fight over the tables at the Turf, I'd go with the Rivera Supper Club in La Mesa, which is a little bit bigger. Or, you can go to the Starlite. The benefit of the Starlite is that you can then walk to the Aero Club, the Regal Beagle, Shakespeare's and Bar Dynamite.
Turf Supper Club
1116 25th St, San Diego, CA 92102
3175 India Street, San Diego, CA 92103
Bar Dynamite
1808 W Washington St, San Diego, CA 92103
Gaslamp Strip Club
340 5th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
Shakespeare Pub & Grill
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I'm one of the biggest Gabbert haters around, always have been, but I'll come to his defense before I rip him apart. First of all, he's a rookie. Expecting a raw rookie quarterback to succeed will almost always leave you disappointed. Also, his receivers were pathetic last season. The leading receiver was tight end Marcedes Lewis who finished with a mere 460 yards on 39 catches and no touchdowns. Running back Maurice Jones-Drew finished second on the team with 43 receptions, just one less than team leader Mike Thomas. Now their low production does have somewhat to do with Gabbert's lack of ability, but I'm not sure Joe Montana could have had a good season with these guys catching his passes. Despite that, Gabbert's incompetence is shown by more than his offensive production.
The reason I find Mularkey's comment about Gabbert's confidence so absurd is because I don't think I have ever seen a quarterback sit in the pocket with less poise. He looks like a squirrel surrounded by hungry bears when he drops back. That's something that can't be taught. Certain guys have the ability to feel the pass rush and hang in there ready to throw until they need to make a move. Gabbert can't do that, and I don't think he ever will. He led the league in yards lost on sacks, despite only starting 14 games. I'm a Raiders fan. I watched JaMarcus Russell struggle with the same problem, and I painfully endured his career while the problem was never resolved. Don't give me any "no he was bad because of accuracy." He was inaccurate because he was scared. He was plenty accurate in college when he was facing an NCAA pass rush. He had far more talent than Gabbert and never solved his pocket presence issues. Gabbert won't either.
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Just as recent science has divided dietary fats into good, bad and really bad categories, some scientists now think different sugars also may deserve individual scrutiny.
Most experts agree that Americans eat too much sugar, period. But studies in recent years suggest that a simple sugar called fructose might contribute in unique ways to pre-diabetic conditions, obesity and cardiovascular disease.
Fructose, which makes up about half of table sugar and standard high-fructose corn syrup, is metabolized solely by the liver. The other major simple sugar, glucose, can be used by all organs. Researchers are finding that bombarding the liver with high levels of fructose can produce excess internal fat and elevate levels of uric acid, effects that can contribute to insulin resistance, diabetes and heart disease. Some animal studies also link fructose to reduced sensitivity to leptin, a hormone that signals the body to stop eating.
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In addition to fueling scientific discussion, the new studies have added a wrinkle to the debate pitting high-fructose corn syrup against table sugar. While the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1983 declared the sweetener to be safe at levels of up to 55 percent fructose (slightly higher than table sugar's 50 percent), it has not taken a position on high-fructose corn syrup formulations that contain more.
According to a 2010 study published in the journal Obesity, some of America's most popular soft drinks (Coke, Pepsi and Sprite) can be formulated with corn sweeteners that are nearly 65 percent fructose.
Fructose is intensely sweet and cheaper than other sugars, so boosting levels in a product could reduce calories and costs while keeping the desired sweetness, said lead author Michael Goran, a professor of preventive medicine and director of the Childhood Obesity Research Center at the University of Southern California.
Beverage industry lobbyists have challenged his findings, saying Goran should have used more sensitive testing methods. Goran said follow-up analyses using those methods on a broader array of food and drinks confirmed the original results.
One maker of high-fructose corn syrup, Decatur-based Archer Daniels Midland, has been marketing a product called Cornsweet 90, with 90 percent fructose, for several years. The company recommends it for "reduced calorie beverages, jellies and dressings."
The FDA said in 1996 that it could not determine the safety of HFCS-90 because it has a "substantially different ratio of glucose to fructose" and ADM provided no safety data on the product. That does not make it illegal, the FDA says, because the submission of safety information on new ingredients is voluntary under federal rules.
The FDA says it doesn't know how much HFCS-90 or other "fructose dominant" sweeteners may be in the food supply, and neither the American Beverage Association nor the Corn Refiners Association responded to Tribune questions about where and how those sweeteners are used. ADM referred questions to the Corn Refiners Association.
Last month the advocacy group Citizens For Health sent a petition to the FDA asking that the agency require disclosure of fructose levels in food, much in the same way that labels must list trans fats. The group describes itself as "passionately committed to unfettered citizen-consumer access to natural health choices" but acknowledges receiving funding from the sugar industry and other business groups. The Corn Refiners Association has called the petition a "scare tactic" and "the latest unfounded attack on high-fructose corn syrup" by a group with questionable motives.
Some researchers studying the possible adverse effects of fructose support labeling, saying it's a concern that people consuming high-fructose corn syrup don't know how much fructose they are ingesting.
"HFCS may contain variable amounts, which is one of the reasons fructose levels should be on the label," said Kimber Stanhope, a nutritional biologist in the molecular biosciences department at the University of California at Davis who studies fructose and metabolism.
Pediatric endocrinologist Robert Lustig of the University of California at San Francisco said he has equal disdain for table sugar and for standard high-fructose corn syrup at 55 percent fructose, but "higher percentages of fructose would be more damaging" to the body, he said.
Lustig said he thinks labeling would be useful but should be accompanied by public education about fructose.
"Much of the public still thinks that a calorie is a calorie, sugar is sugar and all sugars are the same," he said. "They don't even understand that sugar is anything more than empty calories."
Dr. John Bantle, a professor of medicine in the division of endocrinology and diabetes at the University of Minnesota Medical School, will co-chair a panel at the National Institutes of Health conference but is not convinced that fructose is less healthful than other sugars.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - It would be easier for Wisconsin homeowners to protect themselves from intruders under a bill endorsed by the Assembly's Judiciary Committee.
The measure now goes to the full Assembly.
Homeowners would no longer have to prove their lives were threatened if they kill intruders in self-defense – and the protection would also apply to a victim's vehicle or business.
The National Rifle Association and state law enforcement agencies have strongly supported the bill, after GOP Senator Van Wangaard of Racine introduced it earlier this year.
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West Allis Democrat Tony Staskunas wanted to know if the boundaries would include the municipal sidewalk in front of a house. Others said it's a question the courts would have to decide.
Sun Prairie Democrat Gary Hebl said there would be few such cases, and he called the bill a solution in search of a problem. But an example of a case that might apply happened on August 27th in Waukesha County, when Mike Fitzsimmons shot-and-killed a 39-year-old intruder at his house in Okauchee. At last word, prosecutors were still considering possible charges.
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J. R. Moser, marble-works, was born in Warren County, Iowa, July 2, 1853. Removed to Madison County. In May, 1877, moved to Rush County, Kan, and came to Mankato, Jewell County, in 1878, and in December, 1881, established himself in the marble business. He is now doing a splendid business, shipping tombstones to different points.
Biographical Sketch of J. R. Moser
MLA Source Citation:Andreas, A. T. History of the State of Kansas. Chicago, Illinois: William G. Cutler. 1883. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 1 October 2014. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/kansas/biographical-sketch-of-j-r-moser.htm - Last updated on Mar 21st, 2012
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On Holiday Parties
With just two more weekends until Christmas, I'm sure that many of us have a number of holiday parties on the books. It got me wondering. What's the food situation at the holiday parties you typically attend?
Yesterday my office held a holiday party for all the employees. There was music, food and a raffle for an array of prizes. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the spread of food they had for us - a salad of greens, endive, candied pecans and roasted butternut squash, two different kinds of potatoes, roast turkey, ham, and even lamb. By contrast, my boyfriend's office does a potluck. Does your place of employment hold holiday parties and if so, do they provide the food, or do you and your co-workers all pitch in? If so, what do you bring?
Tomorrow night I'll be going to a friend's holiday party where the food is usually more of the snacks and nibbles variety, rather than a buffet with a ham. What do we do in those situations? I really want to be that person who brings a plate of cookies or brownies or perhaps fudge to holiday parties, but I can never seem to pull it all together and usually wind up popping into the supermarket on the way to the party for a bottle of wine.
What do you bring your hosts? Who here makes cookies to take to parties? How many of us just take the easy way out and bring a bottle of wine or booze? And of those who bring wine, do you put a bow on it or place it in one of those wine gift bags?
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Well In my past employment especially where i lived before( Charlotte NC) we normally would go to a restaurant, on the company of course and run up a bill. On place i worked the holiday party was catered by Dean and Deluca. The spread was crazy!!! But now that i'm back in good ole' hometown, we are having like snacks and desserts. I'm bring guacamole dip( hot and mild) freshly made salsa( hot and mild) and gongorzola stuffed mushrooms.
My department at work has a big pot luck, and the food was really great. People certainly invest a fair amount of time and energy to making good food. There were some salads (I brought a pomegranate salad), fruit, cheeses, lasagna, sesame noodles, pies, cakes, trifle, etc. I was really impressed and it seemed like a nice thing for us all to cook for each other.
This weekend I'll be making mulled wine for a friend's party, but normally I just bring a bottle.
We just had our holiday party for my section at work. It had to be off site (government employees), handicapped accessible (many whom are disabled), and cheap (and underpaid.) For $5 we all got a bit of bagged salad, garlic bread, reheated frozen lasagna, and punch. We did it in a party room of one of the disabled folk. The manager made some martinis, some people brought chips and dip, cookies and wine.
Food was gross, but it was a good time
we have a holiday pot luck at work. last year there were deep-fried turkeys as well, but we're in a new building and can't do that anymore. some food is great, some isn't. i always bring cookies because i walk to work and they're easy to carry. no one seems to go for the desserts, but oh well!
i usually don't bring wine unless asked, and i hate those wine bags. (i just got one from a coworker!) i keep some cookie dough in the freezer and try to make cookies to bring to parties when i can manage it. i bring whatever: booze, flowers, something just for the host. my acquaintance circle is mostly young-acting artsy types who are bowled over by everything, so i don't worry much!
I was impressed with the food at my boyfriend's party - all h'orderves:
-thimble sized crab cakes with dot of tartar sauce on top
-tips of asparagus wrapped in prosciutto
-veggie terrine on bold flavored cheese crisps
(other meat dishes i can't remember)
-bite-sized pastries (quite a variety)
-chocolate dipped slices of banana on a mini-skewer
Mine was more homestyle - in the office with a mix of italian food and a full table of authentic indian dishes (i work for an IT consulting firm and there are A LOT of employees straight from India). I was glad about the Indian food though the Italian selection was something I could easily get at the dumpy and possible dirty pizzeria on the corner.
we're big on the holidays at my office. first there's the staff potluck aka the secret santa party where everyone brings a dish. positively gluttonous this year. some of the offerings: a couple of people chipped in for a turkey, chicken mole, sausage & peppers, potato salad, green salad with dried cranberries & pepitas (my contribution), greek orzo salad from wfoods, swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes, candied yams, steamed dumplings, pizza, egg nog with some rum slipped into it, cookies cookies cookies, macaroni salad, deviled eggs...
then tonite, the formal office party at a new restaurant in santa monica. i hope the food's good but in any case i'm sure it'll be interesting!
At my old office (same place at Maxwell's brother...) last year, we had an employee potluck in the imaging department, where there are the biggest tables. I took Strange Flavor Eggplant, a chinese eggplant caviar from the China Moon cookbook. It's funny looking but usually a hit. The spread was incredibly varied--one colleague is Persian and made perfumed rice and a chicken/raisin dish; there were sour cream dips, artisan-level cookies, and everything in between.
We usually take wine when we're going to a party or dinner, but I also want to branch out. No bows or bags; I think they're fussy.
I am a gingerbread cookie person, so I bring cut out Xmas cookies, either done with royal icing, or dipped in chocolate. I just posted the latest batch here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kthomas/
These are going to the party I am going to tonight.
And always, buckeyes. Everyone loves them, and they are so easy. Dipped in dark and milk chocolate, and dumped on a silver tray they look much more impressive than they really are.
Kris- your cookies look amazing! They made my mouth water.
My office does a coffee and treat bar for the holidays. The bosses line up a barista and the employees show off their baking prowess.
When attending parties, I bring hosts candles or wine. The candles are always a hit- I wrap good quality tapers in wire, ribbons, cellophane, vintage tags, etc. Very pedestrian- but they always comment later on how it made their holiday table, mantle or whatever.
Where are those macarons in the photo from????
I just got back from Paris and am in Laduree-withdrawl!
I am going to three office parties this year.
My office had one big party, with a hour of cocktails with passed hors'dourves, a sit-down dinner (with butternut squash soup, crab stuffed shrimp, lamb chops, and vegetables/bread), and then a dessert buffet.
There will be also be a smaller party for a group of us at a local restaurant (on the office).
Last year, we also had a department specific party, but not this year.
My husband's office party was at a club, and they had a couple hours of open bar, a small number of reheated passed hors d'eourves, and a cookie plate.


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Heineken kicks off global digital pitch
Heineken International is holding a global pitch to find an agency to create a new digital platform for its flagship beer brand.
Heineken: recent digital work includes 'crack the code', which promotes its tie-up with Skyfall
It is believed that Creativebrief is handling the review.
The lager giant will add the appointed agency to its global roster as one of its lead digital shops. The platform is expected to focus initially on Heineken, but could be rolled out across other brands such as Strongbow, Foster's and Kronenbourg 1664.
One agency source suggested that Heineken is seeking to build a stronger e-commerce presence through the pitch.
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The company will look to emulate the success of previous digital projects including the Star Player, which was launched by AKQA last year as a dual-screen football game that fans could play while watching the Uefa Champions League.
Heineken has ramped up its digital activity over the past few years. In September, it launched a TV and digital campaign called "crack the case", starring the new Bond girl, Berenice Marlohe, as part of its sponsorship of the latest 007 film, Skyfall.
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