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Here's a little update about what's going on at the pub in the next few weeks.
Brewery Expansion Update
The new glycol chiller is on the roof and waiting for the tanks to be delivered on January 30th. The Pub will still be open, business as usual, but we might be low on beer for a little bit during the upgrade. Once they are in though, look out!! More beer, more beer, more beer…….. Big shout out to Rich Dowd, architect extraordinaire, who helped guide us through the entire process and helping us with satiating all the Town of Fairfax requirements. You rock Rich!
As a result of the upgrade, we will open at 4pm on Monday January 21st (we usually open for lunch on all holidays, but not this one) because the 21st is a big day in the brewery expansion project and it might be a little noisy during the day.
New Releases
Late Seasonal Draught (LSD)
An English-style Extra Special Bitter coming in around 5.5% ABV.
The Dark Path Dark Lager
A roasty but not heavy black lager hopped with Czech Saaz hops.
Barrel Aged Beer Month Starts February 1st!
One of our favorite Iron Springs traditions will kick off on February 1st. The brewers always outdo themselves with a new barrel aged beer each week – taste them while they last because once they are gone, they are gone.
February 1st
2012 Zinfandel Biere de Garde – Our Coup d'etat Biere de Garde aged for five months in a French Oak Zinfandel wine barrel.
February 8th
2011 Bear's Bourbon Barrel Aged Old Ale – English Strong Ale aged in a Kentucky Bourbon Barrel for over 16 months.
February 15th
2012 Chardonnay Barrel Aged Apricot Rye Ale – Our Chazz Cat Rye Ale aged in a French Oak Chardonnay wine barrel for six months with over 30 pounds of fresh *CandiCot variety Apricots.
February 22nd
2013 Rye Whiskey Chipped Flashover Smoked Porter – The Flashover Porter aged on straight bourbon soaked chips for seven weeks.
Super Bowl Iron Springs Style
We will be celebrating the 49ers in the Super Bowl with some great bar specials and munchies during the game. Come join the party!
We are now open for Lunch Wednesday through Sunday
Lunches are in full swing! Not only do we have our standard lunch menu, but we have Grab & Go Lunch Boxes for those in need of a quick lunch fix. From Wednesday to Friday, our special lunch menu has four great sandwiches with housemade chips or handcut French fries for only $9.99.
Fish and Chips Mondays
Every Monday, you are guaranteed to find our succulent Fish & Chips on the specials board. Combine that with happy hour all day on Monday you have yourself a winning combo! Chef Alex has incorporated a new & improved beer batter that is out of this world delicious!
Oyster Thursdays
The newest Iron Springs tradition. Every Thursday we feature a different variety of oyster, served either on the ½ shell or BBQ. Prices will vary, depending on the type of oyster. So far we have showcased Hog Island Oysters, Tomales Bay Oyster Company, and oysters from various locations in California,Washington State, & Vancouver BC. Let us know if you have a favorite oyster you would like to see "on tap."
We are now donating 15% of sales to the day's sponsored organization – 10% from us, 5% from Marin Produce. It's great to work with another local group that wants to give back to the community. To nominate a group, or for more information, please email email@example.com.
The Rest of January
Every Tuesday in January we are supporting the YES Foundation, which provides support to the Ross Valley School District for programs like art, PE and music that otherwise wouldn't have enough funding. Find out more at www.yestokids.org. We also have a special YES night in January coming up:
January 22nd- Wade Thomas Elementary School Celebrity Waiter Night
Ever wanted to have your teacher wait on you? Well now is your chance!
February 5th
The California Craft Brewers Association
The California Craft Brewers Association is a 501(c)6 non-profit trade association representing the craft and specialty brewing industry in California. The primary function of the CCBA is to monitor legislative activity at the state Capitol and to provide a single and coherent political voice that represents the interests of all of California's craft breweries.
Additionally, the CCBA provides a broad realm of services for the craft brewing community, which includes addressing critical business and supply issues, developing marketing campaigns that promote California produced craft beer and offering gatherings and events to help foster communication and education among our family of brewers.
The CCBA is proud to represent the rich and diverse collection of artisans and entrepreneurs that make up the family of California's craft brewers. Find out more at www.californiacraftbeer.com
Happy Craft Beer month!
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Our Saturday winter music continues with our annual Casual and Cozy music sessions! Every 2pm on Saturday come by the pub for amazing tunes. Here's our poster for the full schedule!
We of course also have our Wednesday night music during December. Music starts at 8:00 p.m on Wednesdays and 2:00 pm on Saturdays.
Wednesday January 23rd
Josh Mcintosh
Josh McIntosh began performing original songs in San Francisco in 1992 at the age of 19. In the years following, he started an acoustic duo called Blew Willie and started performing at cafes and small venues all over the city. By 1996 Blew Willie had picked up a rhythm section and was operating as a four piece throughout Northern California. With Josh's powerful vocals and lightning fast acoustic guitar work, the band quickly developed a loyal fan base. Throughout the late 90′s (having become a full six piece band), Blew Willie toured the western US delivering three hour sets and earning return spots at the High Sierra Music Festival, H.O.R.D.E, Marin Summer Music Festival, and headlining venues like Slims, House of Blues (Hollywood), and The Great American Music Hall. The music that come out of those years was featured in a full length motion picture (Around The Fire), used as the theme for the Woodstock reunion concert "A Day In The Garden," and received airplay on college radio as well as AAA stations like San Francisco's KFOG and Flagstaff AZ's The Eagle. http://www.facebook.com/joshmcintoshmusic
Saturday January 26th
Keystone Crossing
Featuring Larry Carlin and Claudia Hampe. Their angelic harmonies hearken back to the early days of country and bluegrass music, as they sing songs of the famous brother duos of that era — The Delmore, Louvin, and Everly Brothers — as well as songs from contemporary duos such as Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Barry & Holly Tashian, and Laurie Lewis & Tom Rozum. http://www.carltone.com/kc.html
Wednesday January 30th
Long time Bread & Roses Alumni Kurt Huget & Friends
CD Release Party
Original Americana and choice covers, featuring songs co-written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter. With friends Pat Campbell on bass (Jerry Garcia, New Riders) and Julia Harrell on percussion, and special guest Dave Getz (Big Brother & The Holding Company). This will be a CD release event ("Mystery To Me").
Saturday February 2nd
Gary Kaye and Friends of Savannah Blu
High in the hills above Richardson Bay cradled by Mt Tam Gary Kaye, Dore Coller and Dave Hanks started pickin together. Joined by Tom Lucas on fiddle and many other luminary friends from the Northern California Bluegrass Scene these boys continue to tear it up with their amalgam of Traditional Newgrass all over town. http://www.facebook.com/Savannablugrass/info
We'll see you at the pub!
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"Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch" (born 19 July 1976) is an English actor.
He is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Stephen Hawking in the BBC drama, "Hawking", for which he was nominated as Best Actor at the 2005 British Academy Television Awards.
Benedict Cumberbatch was born on 19 July 1976 in London, England. He is the son of actors Timothy Carlton and Wanda Ventham. He was educated at Brambletye School in West Sussex, Harrow School and the University of Manchester. Afterwards, he trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
His television roles include two separate guest roles in "Heartbeat", a major role in the ITV comedy drama "Fortysomething" and brief appearances in the comedy sketch show "Broken News". In 2008 he also starred in the tense BBC drama "The Last Enemy".
He was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role for his performance as Tesman in "Hedda Gabler", a role he performed at the Almeida Theatre when it opened on 16 March 2005, as well as at the Duke of York's Theatre when it transferred to the West End on 19 May 2005.
Cumberbatch narrated the 6-part series "South Pacific" (U.S. title: "Wild Pacific"), which aired May through June 2009 on BBC 2. In May 2009 BBC Radio 4 broadcast an adaptation of John Mortimer's novel "Rumpole and the Penge Bungalow Murders". Cumberbatch played the 'young Rumpole', whilst Timothy West took the part of the 'old Rumpole'.
He appears in the film "Creation" (in which he plays Joseph Hooker) and the BBC drama "Small Island". Cumberbatch will play Sherlock Holmes in the upcoming BBC pilot "Sherlock". The 60-minute episode, written by Steven Moffat, was shot in January 2009. He also appeared in 2009's TV adaptation of "Small Island".
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The TaKeTiNa rhythm circle is an opportunity to practice encountering fluctuation and gaining flexibility with the unpredictableness in life.
How does this happen?
In a TaKeTiNa circle we build a structure in rhythm-- first vocalizing a repetitive vocal mantra. These rhythmic syllables guides us into simple step patterns. Gradually we add complexity by handclaps, some which are not on footsteps. Over time we begin to sing call-and-response melodies that ground us. Moving and singing rhythms, we begin to feel connected to a groove.
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I love so many things about reading: learning new things, escaping from the world, having something I can do that relaxes me, finding myself lost in a story, exploring my imagination, discovering new worlds and new people.
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I'm with you - I love escaping to another world and learning about other people and places when I read.
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A good answer, reading is escaping to another world.
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That was a terrific answer to this question. I would have to say escapism is one of the things for me. Discovering new people and worlds relaxes me and makes me feel like I have a secret that no one else knows.
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I love being able to transport my mind into any book that I am reading, and getting the chance to try on new skins as I watch the characters envelop themselves in drama. It's a very freeing experience, and I love the way that it makes me feel.
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I agree with all of those things...thanks for sharing; and thanks for visiting my blog.
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I agree with you, especially about escaping into a different world :)
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It's opening night at the Bushwick Starr for Band of Puppets Fest, a showcase of live puppetry music videos (think Thriller) inspired by the music of David Bowie. Running this weekend only, and curated by the amazing puppet master Amanda Maddock, this event will not disappoint. Just be sure to pre order your tickets.
House of Yes brings us their monthly Sky Box Aerial & Variety Show, an unconventional cabaret featuring some of the best aerialists in the biz. Go escape to a fantasy world of "burlesque, spandex, glitter, pasties, beautiful contortionists & dirty jokes." All proceeds benefit Sky Box & House of Yes, one of our most unique Bushwick communities. Tickets are only $10 and available right at the door.
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Art "blogazine" Hyperallergic has temporarily set up shop at The Outpost for their multifarious program #TheSocialGraph, an exploration of social media art and its relation to contemporary art. There are events planned all the way until closing (11/27), including tonight's opening night soiree, and the talented & always charming Austin Thomas will lead a discussion on James Kalm's art world videos Saturday at 7pm.
Those Famous Accountants are only giving up this little teaser regarding tonight's Andrew Ohanesian opening (Mandies! Blind Spot! All genius!) — but I promise this will be epic & you do not want to miss it. Swing by any time after 7pm…
And if you haven't made it out to Fort Useless yet, here's your chance: The space is hosting Double Down, featuring the work of Lacey Fekishazy and Liz Atzberger.
Iwona Yoga Studio is offering a free open-door event from 4:30 to 8pm, with a full program of classes to sample — self defense, gentle yoga, a meeting with confidence coach Erika Gombosova. Go nurture your mind and body & drink in all that positivity. Also check out their regular schedule of classes (they have belly dancing!).
Tonight is your final chance to catch The Last Straight Man in Theatre, "a multimedia, multi-character solo comedy with actor Kurt Fitzpatrick portraying a cast of characters on stage while interacting with filmed versions of himself as other characters." Sounds hilarious. Performance begins at 8pm at Flushnik Studios and tickets can be purchased at the door for $12.
Also lots of opening receptions to choose from: Data Dada at Grace Exhibition Space, Download/Destroy at Fortress to Solitude, and The Ugly Art Room's B is for Bear.
It's BETA Spaces 2010 time! For a complete list of festivities & the 50+ group exhibition options, visit Arts in Bushwick's site, though we've picked a few highlights for you here:
Norte Maar is hosting the official launch party, Map N Mimosas, from 11am-2pm. Get a game plan together, have a drink, and start your day off right!
From 1-2pm head to English Kills for a panel discussion with some of Bushwick's best curators, and learn what it takes to start a DIY art gallery.
Then at 3:30pm Lumenhouse will host a community discussion on the transformative role of the arts community in the neighborhood.
End the day listening to a full line-up of Bushwick's finest bands at the official BETA 2010 Afterparty.
Also be sure to tune in & follow as Augmented Reality takes over Bushwick!
It's a laid back kind of day and Brewer's Mansion is feeling the vibe. Bring your fave instrument to their free-for-all experimental jam session, which includes delicious treats from nearby Yummus Hummus.
Silent Barn has lots of bands: Maria Chavez, Seabat, XNKX, and more — see the calendar for more details.
Drink n Draw at 3rd Ward — the crappy middle of your work week, so why not head to Morgan to chill out with beer, pencil and paper, and a naked ass model? $15.


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Georgia Tech defensive tackle Ben Anderson will have surgery on Tuesday and won't play in the Orange Bowl, coach Paul Johnson said on Monday.
Anderson injured his knee during the loss to Georgia.
However, several players who were injured will return to face Iowa, including wide receiver Kevin Cone (ankle), linebacker Malcolm Munroe (knee) and offensive tackle Austin Barrick (heel).
First look at Iowa
Iowa's defense most closely resembles North Carolina's, Johnson answered when asked if the Hawkeyes were similar to any team Tech has faced this season.
Iowa, like the Tar Heels and Clemson, features a defensive line with four NFL-caliber prospects who are very good against the run. The Hawkeyes are allowing 3.5 yards per rush, and 122 yards per game.
"No one can run the ball on them," Johnson said.
The coaches have begun to break down film of the team. Johnson said they generally play with six men in the tackle box. Because the line is so skilled against the run, five guys can drop back into coverage to defend the pass. As a result, they allow 164.7 yards per game, and 10.5 yards per catch.
Offensively, Johnson said the Hawkeyes aren't similar to any team they've faced this season.
"They've got some big guys, and they just lean on you a little bit, and mash you a little bit, and then throw in some play-action," Johnson said.
The Hawkeyes average 23.1 points per game, 109.4 yards rushing and 221.3 yards passing. Quarterback Ricky Stanzi, who was injured in a loss to Northwestern, will return for the game.
Iowa's reputation for practically emptying its state to attend road games didn't seem to intimidate Johnson.
"Unless they can put them in the game, it won't matter," Johnson said. "Hopefully we'll have a good fan base. "
As of Thursday, Tech has sold less than 9,000 of its 17,500-ticket allotment. Each ticket is $125 and can be purchased at ramblinwreck.com/bowl. In comparison, Iowa has sold 14,000.
Both schools will be bringing lots of people. Iowa plans on taking 600 to the game, including players, support personnel, the band and administrators. Georgia Tech is planning on between 625-650. The ACC will give Tech $1,600,000 to cover its travel expenses for the game.
Johnson said he will likely hire Jeff Monken's replacement after the bowl game. Monken recently accepted the head-coaching position at Ga. Southern. However, he will coordinate the special teams and coach the A-backs in the Orange Bowl.
Johnson said he has some candidates in mind. He said he didn't know if the duties would remain the same.
December 14th, 2009
1:08 pm
Do we know what the extent of his knee injury is? I know he's been out since the start of the uga game, but I did not know surgery was even an option.
Barrick coming back will be helpful although Smith and Claytor have played well for him.
Go Jackets…2009 ACC Champs
December 14th, 2009
1:21 pm
Doug, can you give us an update on what if anything the defense is doing to address such poor perfomances; especially the last few games of the season? Is Dave Wommack on the hot seat to correct the deficiencies of his unit?
December 14th, 2009
1:22 pm
You hear that Mr. Anderson? That is the sound of inevitability. That is the sound of our victory.
December 14th, 2009
1:51 pm
I wish Ben Anderson a quick recovery from his surgery. He was playing very well for us. It will be nice to have Barrack back for some depth on the offensive line. This game will be a good test for both the Iowa defensive front and the Tech offensive line.
The latest article on Georgia Tech Football as they get ready for their BCS Orange Bowl appearance is now available for viewing on http://isportsweb.com. Go Jackets!
December 14th, 2009
1:57 pm
Ben had begun to establish himself on that side of the line….DEFINATELY hurt losing him in the uga game! Glad to get the other guys back and pray for a speedy recovery for Ben and the rest!
December 14th, 2009
1:57 pm
Do the coaches still look at film and tape? I notice that when CPJ talks about a game, he refers to looking at the tape. Why not video, cd or something more computerized, just a thought….
December 14th, 2009
2:21 pm
Where did you read that Iowa averages 30 points per game???????????? They are ranked 86th in the nation at 23 points/game.
December 14th, 2009
2:35 pm
Zzzzz – I noticed that too. Iowa has only scored 30 points or more three times this season. In fact, they have averaged less than 19 points over that past three games.
December 14th, 2009
2:40 pm
Any other early season injuries possible to return? FILM/TAPE= Generic term for video
December 14th, 2009
2:42 pm
with 10 or 11 of 13 recruits being D, what else do you expect with what we've got? be realistic, the last time GT had 20 W in 2 seasons was '51-'52…are folks that ignorant, or people trying to sow discord?…
December 14th, 2009
2:45 pm
…can you be any more petty?
Film, tape, video, CD, Beta, vhs – no matter what you want to call it, it is still "film" of the other team! And, yes, all games are now on videotape – coaches are just creatures of habit and used to the term "film"!
December 14th, 2009
2:48 pm
Doug you have some bad data on Iowa's team.
Points per game…Iowa 23.1…opp….15.5
Rushing…Iowa 109.4 per game..3.2 per play
opponents 122.0 per game….3.5 per play
Passing…Iowa 221.3 per game
opponents 164.7 per game
They play physical and tough. Jackets have their work cut out.
December 14th, 2009
2:51 pm
Really concerned about the defense. We did not expect a dominant defense this year, but even an "average" defense would be enough with our offense. I'm neither ignorant nor a sower of discord, I just wish Gailey/Tenuta's defensive recruits had stepped up the way Gailey's recruits on offense have…and I still hope that the team and the coaching will turnt it up on the field…not just in the locker room.
December 14th, 2009
2:53 pm
As of Thursday, Tech has sold less than 9,000 of its 17,500-ticket allotment. Each ticket is $125 and can be purchased at ramblinwreck.com/bowl
Absolutely PITIFUL. You big mouthed GT fans need to start walking the walk instead of being blog boy badazzes. You guys are the worst fans in college football bar none.
December 14th, 2009
2:55 pm
Iowa is a tough opponent, despite their similar ranking, but I am fine with being the underdog….somehow, I think CPJ and Jackets are fine with that, too. Just hope everyone shows up for the National Coming-Out Party for CPJ's Offense and Georgia Tech's re-emergence in football.
December 14th, 2009
3:00 pm
go jackets
December 14th, 2009
1:57 pm
Do the coaches still look at film and tape? I notice that when CPJ talks about a game, he refers to looking at the tape. Why not video, cd or something more computerized, just a thought…
Only a "techie" could have come up with that one. I bet he can't walk, talk, and chew gum at the same time.
December 14th, 2009
3:00 pm
DDT (Dawgs Don't Think?): I can certainly understand your forlorn yearning for a holiday in Miami, with Shreveport on your GPS and Willie in your rear view mirror. But, if I were you I would be worrying about which non-threatening DC CMR is going to hire after your trip to the Refinery Bowl. A Dawg fan's GPS Instructions to Shreveport: Just roll down your window, let the dog hang his head out and follow the stench.
December 14th, 2009
3:05 pm
And if I were you FullMetalJacket, I'd be worrying about beating UGA more than once every 10 years, not getting humiliated in your bowl game ala LSU, contributing to a few full seats, and life after Dwyer, Morgan, Thomas, and Burnett. A Tech fans GPS instructions to Miami: follow all the cars sporting a rainbow bumper sticker. To find the stadium: follow all the boys wearing yellow wigs and holding hands.
December 14th, 2009
3:07 pm
FullMetalJacket you just got bit%h slapped. Hard.
December 14th, 2009
3:12 pm
What's up with GT fans purchasing less than 9000 Orange Bowl tickets so far? The freakin Gator Bowl sold out in 6 hours and their adding seats. How can we get pissed at folks about attendance when we don't do a damn thing to disprove it?
December 14th, 2009
3:15 pm
Sorry FullMetalJacket…you are in fact ignorant.
December 14th, 2009
3:19 pm
Maybe GT should just go ahead and give the rest of their ticket allotment to Iowa. They'll sell them. At least that way the stadium won't look empty. And who knows, maybe enough Iowa fans will wear gold that they will be mistaken for Tech fans. Sorry Iowans. Wouldn't wish that on anybody. Wear your black.
December 14th, 2009
3:41 pm
i'm tired of hearing all these Tech fans brag about all the money they make, and how they boss so many UGA fans, & then not show for the biggest bowl since '67…the 9K tickets are the same folks i see at all the away games,the fans that do more than talk,& i look forward to seeing you guys again next month, & at Athens next year…
December 14th, 2009
3:43 pm
My understanding is that UGA had sold less than 1000 tickets to their bowl game as of last Saturday. Shouldn't be criticizing GA Tech fans…
December 14th, 2009
3:52 pm
Yeah GA Tech Insider, but in GT's case we're talking Orange Bowl. You know the biggest bowl for you since 1966. I still remember all you big mouths proclaiming when Chan was coach, "win and we'll buy tickets". Well "Insider (LMAO)" you're winning. So what's the excuse now. If UGA were in a BCS bowl they'd have sod em all by now. Check their buying history for games like this and then compare it to yours. You GT fans are all talk and no action. They should call you guys catfish nation because you're all mouth.
December 14th, 2009
3:57 pm
Life after Thomas: Tyler Melton and Steven Hill (remember him – the guy UGA couldn't get??)
Life after Dwyer: Anthony Allen, Embry Peebles, Marcus Wright, Roddy Jones (another guy you UGA fans should remember) and Charles Perkins
Life after Nesbitt: He'll be back next year – and after that, we have a kid named Luallen who should fit in very nicely.
Life after Morgan: I'm sure we can find someone to replace him soon.
Yep – we're really worried about next year.
December 14th, 2009
4:07 pm
The 9,000 tickets sold are the tickets bought directly through GT which most people arent doing bc the tickets they have are in the corners and you dont get to pick your section when you buy through them. Most people bought through the Orange Bowl site. So I wouldnt base the number of Tech fans just based off of the allotment, most of us want better and closer seats
December 14th, 2009
4:32 pm
Even though they are irrelevant, dawg fans suck.
Besides who wants to pay $35 to see a Shreveport fiasco, versus $125 for a real bowl game.
December 14th, 2009
4:32 pm
Good point OrangeInfo…my crew falls into that category as well.
December 14th, 2009
6:29 pm
so you can support the team just as well scattered all over?
December 15th, 2009
6:13 am
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Oange Bowl Tickets: $125. Independence Bowl Tickets: $25
Oh and I have my tickets
December 15th, 2009
10:03 am
The Hawkeye nation will see a revitalized offense in the Orange bowl….. Their offense will score at will….
December 15th, 2009
3:04 pm
Coach Johnson is sandbagging…saying no one can run the ball on Iowa….O$U put up over 200 yds on the ground and GT will do the same…Iowa knows who they are and they know they have got to play perfect to beat a team like Tech…..41 kids on the roster are from Iowa….Johnson will have a plan to take Iowa's D-ends out of the picture and put all the pressure on the backers..
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5:18 pm
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once both guys are wrapped and approved by the streny, its kg time. will happen around training camp and definitely before the season (around August-september). so celts will get the 2017 #1 from clips plus the jordan. not a bad haul for both teams. doc and the big 3, billups, odom, CRAW, barnes, griff and cp for clips = nba finals and darlings of LA and the networks. celts with THREE #1s, DJ and bledsoe is pretty good! they can keep or flip these pieces and even sign or acquire a josh smith to run with his high school comrade rr. this is a win-win!


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Fort Bliss, TX (KDBC) — Nine Fort Bliss soldiers have died in Afghanistan in the past month.
To many, that seems like a big number. Fort Bliss officials tell Local 4 News, this doesn't mean the fight in Afghanistan is getting tougher. It means it's fighting season in Afghanistan. Basically, fighting season depends on the weather.
"The fighting season usually begins in begins in late March early April til October, November until the snow falls," said Kory James from Counter IED Integration.
His job is to help give soldiers the training they need to get rid of improvised explosive devices.
Soldiers at Fort Bliss spend about 3 days a week training on topics like IED's.
They work as a team, using what looks like a metal detector. The must stand in a formation to ensure no one steps on ground until it's been cleared by the man with the detector.
"As long as you stay on that clear path, your chances of stepping on one of these devices or getting hit by one of these devices are low," said Mark Hall.
Despite their extensive training efforts, IED's are still the main cause of death for many soldiers.
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People often think it has spread because different areas of skin can break out at different times after a single exposure. But the rash only breaks out where urushiol has had direct contact with the skin -- touching the rash or blisters won't spread it. Your skin may absorb the oil at different rates, Scheinman tells WebMD. Areas where your skin is the thinnest may break out first: wrists, ankles, neck, and face.
By the time the poison ivy rash appears, the urushiol that triggered it has probably been washed off. But the oil does have staying power on clothes, shoes, and other items, however. Scheinman has seen people who were exposed through touching garden tools or sporting equipment with traces of urushiol on them.
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Elections Supervisor Carolyn Myers told The Daily News (http://is.gd/KjbNO9 ) joke write-ins are nothing new.
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One evening I struck up a conversation with my 16-year-old son about the movie "Hangover." Here is how it went:
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Son: "I saw it with my girlfriend."
Me: "Wait a minute. It's rated "R," so how did you get in?"
Son: "Whoa — look at the time. I gotta go."
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Me: "I'll get to the point. Tell me or cell phone is mine for a few days."
Son: "Okay, here's how it all went down. I did a Hey Man."
Me: "What the hell does that mean? Who is the Hey Man and why does your reference to "doing him" disturb me?"
Son: "Hey Man. We stood in line, found someone older and said: "Hey man, would you buy two tickets for us?"
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"The District Differently Abled Welfare Officer on Friday conducted a department inquiry and submitted a report to Collector K. Maharabushanam and the State Commissioner for the Differently Abled, Chennai. Based on the report, an order was issued and the teacher suspended," senior officials said.
Recently, parents of four visually-challenged girls lodged a complaint with the Sevvapet police that their daughters were sexually harassed by the teacher.
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Last night was the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
Essentially, this means last night TV compiled and glamorized some of the most beautiful women in the world so that the rest of us could feel bad about ourselves. To be fair, I'm as fascinated watching them as the next person. Yes, they followed insane diet and exercise regimes on top of their already genetically-gifted-ness to look the way they do, but in spite of my envy and bitterness I can't help just being downright fascinated. They're so… glowy.
So anyways, my big plan for today's post was to write about the new tool that detects photoshopping in fashion images. Let's be fair: the people in magazines are beautiful. Can't we let them at least be semi-normal, rather than artificially chopped up and "perfected"?
The problem is, photoshop can take things that are naturally beautiful, and take it to the land of just plain trippy.
For example (drum roll please)…
Photoshop Gone Wrong, Figure One: a Ralph Lauren photo that went under media scrutiny once everyone realized that, in fact, no one's pelvis is smaller than their heads.
Photoshop Gone Wrong, Image Two: This woman's waist disappeared! Which sucks, because, in a totally non-lesbian way she has a really great body. Until you get to the disorienting waist thing.
Photoshop Gone Wrong, Image Three: Demi Moore superimposed on 24 year old's body for W Magazine
Now, this hasn't been proven, but it is a relatively strong theory. It appears that Demi Moore's photo on the cover of W Magazine was slightly… modified. As in, it was a combination of her head and a runway model's body.
Lesson #2: Photoshop is a very powerful beast
… Case in point. Moving on.
Now, even when photoshop hasn't "gone wrong," necessarily, it can still change people that I think look really great already and make them just a little more… unattainable. Arguments are that they impact body image and yada yada yada. I think, generally, that some people are just really really good looking. These people are often in magazines. I think we should just let these really really good looking people be themselves, rather than further chopping them up, because that's just weird and vain and unnecessary.
All of that said, I really don't care if they make laws against photoshopping magazine images or not. Because, at the end of the day, all you have to do is turn on the TV and see Victoria's Secret runways models and you'll have a body image crisis in no time. Photoshop or no photoshop: there will still be people who look better than you do. There always will be. The truth of the matter is, there are beautiful people on the street, on Facebook, on American Idol, in magazines, and all over LA. Just because beautiful people exist doesn't mean that we have to hate ourselves, it means we should do our best to take care of ourselves and then cultivate the parts of ourselves that make us unique and extraordinary. I appreciate beautiful women, because I appreciate beauty. I also appreciate balance and normalcy, because I think putting all of life's energy into looking good is selfish and childish. At the end of the day, let's remember the words of Max Ehrmann in his brilliant piece, Desiderata (which is posted right above my computer):
Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.
As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons.
Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story.
Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit.
If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain or bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.
Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time.
Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism.
Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass.
Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth.
Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.
Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.
Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.
Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.
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Rice Board Chairman Bobby Tudor '82 and his wife, Phoebe, helped kick off the 2015 Rice United Way Campaign with a generous offer: For a limited time they will match each dollar that employees pledge above their 2013-2014 contribution.
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DeWire. DeLovely.
(Welcome to Joey, one of the finalists vying for a blogging position at the upcoming AT:Home Tech. Comment away.)
You're one of those stylish and tech-savvy people who know the benefits of surround sound and HDTV. You've purchased your requisite seven speakers, receiver, flat-screen television, universal remote and a DVD collection to rival that of Blockbuster. There's only one problem. You have wires running EVERYWHERE. Maybe it's because you rent, or maybe the thought of knocking out drywall and drilling through the walls of your pre-war Classic Six sends shivers up your spine (and not in the good way).
The good folks at DeCorp have a solution for you—DeWire. Armed with some spray adhesive (available on their website), DeWire sticks to your walls, ceiling, and floors, bends around corners and connects your home theater with the same fidelity of standard speaker wire. Then the magic happens. With some compound material (also available on their website) applied with a putty knife, you cover and sand over the wires, just like patching a hole in the wall. Then simply paint or paper and your wires are hidden. HIDDEN. As in invisible. If you do a good enough job of it, when you move you can just cut the wires at the connectors and patch the ends without anyone being the wiser. You might not want to do that though, as your landlord or potential buyer just might fall in love with the idea.
A love like that doesn't come cheap, though. At just over $2 a foot, you probably won't be making the purchase unless you are really into covering up your wires. Then again, if you weren't concerned with that you'd probably not be on this website. That said, to save a little green you might consider using it only where you need it, blending it with regular speaker wire where it can be tucked behind furniture, etc.
There are a myriad of connectors available, and DeCorp now offers audio/video cable as well. Electrical cable is awaiting approval from Underwriters Laboratory.
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There are also cable raceways, which allow more flexibility than the puttied-over flat wire solution. First, you can use the low gauge high quality audiophile speaker wire you are already using. Second, you can run power to that rear subwoofer (please not in the same raceway as the speaker wire!). Third, you can rearrange your setup later without needing to rip out sections of painted wall.
Big negative: raceways aren't invisible, by a long shot, and won't fit in well iwth ultraminimal decors.
This sounds promising, but I failed to find a picture of the finished product. I want to see how it looks. Nicely written, but I need more info! How is it better than the other solutions we've seen?
I wish I knew about "De Wire" earlier, my husband drilled holes in the hardwood floor so he could attach them to the basement ceiling. This was our solution for hiding the speaker wires.
Thanks to this informative article our next installation, which will be in the very near future, will be much easier. I am not a fan of the cable raceways so this would be a perfect solution.
To me, this post reads like an ad for the product, and I doubt its claims. "Cover and sand over the wires, just like patching a hole in the wall" and "simply paint or paper" both sound like very involved, time-consuming steps to me. Did you try this? How long did it take? Was it really invisible, or (as I'd imagine) was it a big puttied-over lump on your wall? Wouldn't it be hard to "paint or paper over" unless you already happened to be painting or papering the wall? Pictures would also be nice.
Hey Jenny,
To answer your questions as concisely as possible, it's as easy as it sounds for a novice do-it-yourselfer. If you can patch a wall, you can put this wire up, it's really as simple as that. If you have ever used that square of patch filler mesh to cover a hole, the kind you spackle over, this is the exact same thing, except the wire is much much thinner and easier to conceal. It's tough to show pictures of a finished product, but you click my name you will see pictures of my loft. There is Dewire on the wall next to the fireplace leading to the speaker, and you truly can not see it. It's also not hard to paint over spackle at all, whether or not you are painting over the whole wall. When you're limited to 300 words, it's not always easy to say everything you want. Yes it reads like an ad, but that's what it's supposed to be, a story about a product I really like and want others to know about.
Sorry Joey. I never got to your photo showcasing the product because after 9000 images of your patio I lost interest. Links should be direct and concise. Having completed a 4 month reno with my partner just recently, the thought of MORE drywall compound and MORE sanding and MORE painting just makes me want to weep. So. We will be looking for wireless solutions, or really, really cute twist ties.
Sorry Janice, next time I will take into consideration that 11 pictures (8 of which are of the patio) are too much to click through.
For those that are interested, click my name for the less stressful way of finding the picture. DeWire is running across from the tv, over the fireplace, to the speaker on the right. As I stated before, there is nothing to see. It really is invisible.
For wire control, the WireMate is a very easy solution. It's neat and inexpensive. I bought one for my PC wires and liked it so much that I went back to buy another for my media wires. www.wiremate.com
It really is as easy as painting or wallpapering is to you. If painting is difficult, don't try it. But if you want to save the time of an in-wall install or can't do one (or don't want to pay the high cost of a professional in-wall), this is way easier.
Personally, when I got DeWire for my home theater system, I just put it under my carpet. Furniture and foot traffic don't bother it at all.
Also, they have 12, 14, and 18 gauge so you can choose high quality, low gauge options.
Anyway, they are selling this DeCorp flatwire and some new wall sconce, low-voltage flatwire over at www.flatwiretv.com


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I loved this for all the flavors, however my son didn't like everything in it so I had to modify his. It was messy as it was piled high in the pan but once the cheese melted it helped to keep it together.
Grown-Up Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
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nyca5124 Posted: 04/27/10
I thought these were ok. I ended up not including the onions, because I thought they were too strong with the garlic and didn't compliment the other flavors. I don't think I will make these again.
RBN1122 Posted: 07/17/10
These were great. I used a blend of shredded cheese bc i already had in the fridge. The caramelized onions really add alot of flavor. Used fresh whole wheat bread from the bakery. Delicious!!
Jessie123 Posted: 02/25/10
These were tasty and easy to make. I cooked the onion and garlic in a little of the bacon grease and I used whole wheat sunflower bread. I also used regular (not low fat) sharp chedder and cooked the sandwiches in cast iron with a little butter. I served the sandwiches with white bean chili and they went great. They're definitely a keeper in our house.
JenPoynter Posted: 01/11/10
I agree that this sandwich got messy when all of the ingredients were piled on before the spinach wilted. The flavors were really good though. This would be much better with a panini press. Next time I make it I will wilt the spinach in with the onion mixture. Also, sliced cheddar would have been much easier than the shredded, but my store did not carry it in reduced fat.
Jeninky1 Posted: 01/10/10
I really liked this recipe, although I thought they were a little labor intensive for Sunday lunch. I also thought the addition of a little bit of coarse Dijon mustard would add a little more zing. Overall, really delicious, and a good way to get a few servings of vegetables in! I definitely will make it again!
Jackie0000 Posted: 03/15/10
Very nice change from the typical grilled cheese or BLT for that matter.
MeMe924 Posted: 04/26/10
What a great grilled cheese for meme and papa. I used wheat bread ~ great.
shinylikeapenny Posted: 05/18/10
I really liked this recipe a lot. I didn't have a red onion on hand, so I used yellow -- worked fine for me, as I think red onion is too strong. But the onions added nice flavor and a bit of crunch. I also added more tomatoes. Served with Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup from Pacific Foods. We had one sandwich leftover, so I just packed it for lunch. It was even good cold.
Penny1979 Posted: 09/12/10
Great as a panini! I have done with a light coating of dijon mustard (besides flavor it helps the cheese stay in place) or with sourdough bread.
JimMarltonNJ Posted: 02/21/11
This is a keeper. I assembled the sandwich in the pan and let it start cooking as I did. The garlic-onion mixture needed more heat to cook in 10 minutes.
eatitorwearit Posted: 03/18/12
Quick, easy, filling without that "heavy" feeling. Switched out the cheddar for smoked gouda, used a sourdough bread, and grilled them in a panini press. Served with tomato quinoa soup and a cherry lambic. Great, simple meal. I also think that maybe a dijon mustard or a pesto spread might add a nice flavor.
heavonlee Posted: 07/30/13
This is a keeper. My family loved it. I served it with tomato soup.
LMcKinley22 Posted: 11/14/12
Deelish! The onion/garlic/vermont sharp cheddar is a very flavorful combination. I didn't alter the recipe at all except to cook the onion and garlic in a little bacon fat as opposed to cooking spray. Will definitely make again!
carolfitz Posted: 07/18/12
Basically made to direction except discarded the bacon fat and cooked the onion in that pan for about 10min then added the garlic and cooked a bit longer -- this got us a bit more bacon flavor in the sandwich. Used sourdough and very lightly sprayed the outside of the slices with oil, rather than spraying the skillet. We put a plate atop the sandwiches and kept it there until the flip & that seemed to be enough to weigh them down without squishing them. Pretty good summer sandwich. Served with Thomas Keller's gazpacho. (if we're using raw, we almost always put sliced or chopped onions in water to soak, then drain and repeat -- if you think red onions are too much even when cooked, you might try soaking them first, just a thought)
rayoung5 Posted: 07/12/13
Very good sandwich. I couln't find center cut bacon so just used regular but it was great. My kids loved it! I added a fruit salad. Nice summer supper.
No Longer Registered Posted: 08/31/13
Pretty darn good!! I didn't have sharp white cheddar but did have garlic white cheddar. I think I failed in that. A sharper cheese definitely would've been better. I believe I'll try a gruyere next time, for sure. However, the concept of the sammy was perfect!! Loved the tomato, onions, bacon and spinach. I think kid grilled cheeses are in my rear view mirror, nothing but X-rated... ooops, I mean adult grilled cheeses from now on!!
zonagal43 Posted: 06/05/14
Haven't tried this, but my question is; where are all the carbs coming from? It seems pretty high for this. Thanks!
MicahRG Posted: 10/01/13
I have been making these for several years. They are the best sandwich I have created for my family as of yet. The onions and garlic are delicious, yet mild after cooking, and the tomato brings out the brightness in the sandwich. The only thing I changed was using sour dough bread instead of white. I have requests to make these for friends and family.
Whygal Posted: 11/08/13
Love it!!! This was one of the best sandwiches I have ever made!! I used Trader Joe's sourdough bread, added a touch of dijon mustard, and added the spinach to the onion mixture after it was cooked. My husband is still talking about it. Served the sandwich with tomato soup for a quick and easy dinner.
daneanp Posted: 06/14/14
Pretty tasty. We used our panini press and it went together in only a couple of minutes. One could easily substitute any cheese or bread choice here.


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Dalmatian's Daniel recently revealed on Shim Shim Tapa radio that his best friend is f(x)'s rapper, Amber Liu. During the broadcasting, Shindong asked the attending stars to announce their best friends' surnames. Daniel immediately answered "Liu." He later clarified that it was Amber Liu of f(x). His answer surprised Shindong, who didn't recognize Amber's last name. He later explained, "I didn't know it prior to this. She's in the same company as me. Oh, Amber, I'm sorry."
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Tip to all you kids out there: don't get traded to Philadelphia for a sexual looking man. Difficult odds to overcome, they are.
Just before the trade deadline in 2009, Flyers general manager P Diddy Holmgren made a bold move in which he traded a guy with 21 points for a guy with 10 points over the matter of saving $400k. Needless to say, new Flyer Daniel Carcillo came into Philadelphia amid a frenzy of controversy.
The point was made then, and would be made over the next two seasons, that Carcillo brought a toughness that Upshall lacked, while also being able to chip in on the score sheet (in just about every box).
Toughness - something that will always win over the fans in Philadelphia. Even the fans who are too tough to admit it.
But in the 2009 playoffs Daniel Carcillo's tough bone got the best of him, and in an elimination game he fought new Flyer Max Talbot when the good guys were up 3-0. Needless to say Daniel Carcillo single-handedly ended the game and the Flyers playoff chances that year, or so idiots would have you believe.
During the 2009-10 campaign Carcillo actually had a good season. 12 goals, 10 assists, and a decent amount of crazy. When he scored an OT winner in the first round of the playoffs we thought that, if this were something he could build on, if this was a sign of momentum, Carcillo could be a Flyer for a while to come.
But in 2010-11 all that ended. And I'm not just saying that because of his battle to stay in the lineup or his paltry 6 points and his horrid -14, I'm saying that because of his diving. We always knew that the fellow known as CarBomb's head was only attached to his body by the flimsiest of strings, but this past season that string broke. All too often in a post-whistle scrum or even during play, Carcillo too closely resembled Nearly Headless Nick as the Philly crowd wondered if this was the shove to the chest that made Chico's mustachioed bowling ball topple to the ice.
Not to overshadow more than 150 games and some decent play with one flaw, but I won't be missing Carcillo in the Flyers lineup this year. He wasn't the Dark Knight I had hoped for, displaying little of the crazy that got him suspended in Phoenix and almost none of the Krys Barch, Derick Dorsett, or Rick Rypien that made him a household name for the NHL fan.
My favorite moment of his Flyer career wasn't even a big deal - it was the one time that CarBomb harkened back to the old time hockey that Broad Street is infamous for. Only minutes after being released from the box after an OK fight with Sabres captain Craig Rivet, off of a faceoff in the defensive zone, Carcillo's gloves hit the ice the same time as the puck and he was out fighting Rivet for a second time before I could rise from my seat.
That's what I always wanted from him. The crazy warrior shit. The bloodlust, the vengeful spite. Every time he fought someone I wanted him to go right back after them. Every time someone got cheap-shotted I wanted Carcillo to leave the bench or press box and one punch the aggressor. I wanted less talk between the benches, less feeling like I had to be a Carcillo fan just because of the jersey he wore, and more killing.
In the end I probably expected too much of the guy. He was our wildcard and I wanted to play it every hand.
Just like every Flyer now in the Western Conference I wish him luck. I hope he makes Holmgren look stupid for signing Jody Shelley (done) while letting a 15 goal, 25 point mini-enforcer with a couple knockouts under his championship belt walk for peanuts.
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