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Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 2Next day at the academyNaruko's Pov:"Now we will start the test so take a deep breath and stay focused you have a fullHour to finish it" Said IrukaThen Iruka sensei gave the whole class the test papers"Good Luck .. and now start" Said IrukaAfter an hour"That was a piece of cake" Said Sakura while heading to Sasuke, "How did you do in the test Sasuke-Kun?"Then I saw Sasuke lift his head while looking at Sakura with an annoyed face"It's none of your business Sakura" Said Sasuke"I answered all the questions believe it !!!" Naruto Yelled"You look happy brother" I Said"That's true , and its because I always sleep and fail but now I'm closer to be the next Hokage" Said NarutoI was smiling to my cheerful brother then I sat again next to SasukeSasuke's Pov:As I was looking at Naruko's smiley face (Do I like her? This cant be …) In Sasuke's Thought's"Hmm? Is there something wrong Sasuke?" Said Naruko"N-no what makes you say that?" I Replied"Oh never mind hehe" Said Naru
Naruko uzumaki - Chapter 5After 2 hours of waiting I had this bad feeling like Naruko is not going to wake upI wanted to hear her voice at least one more time ...Naruto's pov:"Kakashi-sensei Naruko is going to wake up right?" Said Naruto"Don't worry Naruto, just be patient" Kakashi Answered(Come on Naruko wake up I can't stand seeing you like this) In Sasuke's ThoughtsThen I saw Naruko's peaceful face"Naruko .." Said NarutoNaruko's pov:(I can't move .. what is this sound, I'ts like the hospital ..) In Naruko ThoughtsThen I opened my eyes and look at my right side when I saw Naruto, Sasuke and a white haired man"NARUKO yay!! you finally woke up" Said Naruto while hugging me"Naruto I can't breath .." Said Naruko"You idiot!! let her, you are hurting her" Sasuke yelled at Naruto"Sorry Naruko but I was happy hehe" Naruto Replied"So you guys are ok?" I Asked"They are fine Naruko" The white haired man Replied"And who are you?""Naruko he helped us" Said Sasuke"Yes he is Kakashi-sensei" Said Naruto"N
Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 1Naruto's Pov:So it was a normal day in Konoha's academyWhen Iruka sensei was questioning the class as usual the classroom door was opened by someone … A girl came out and I was shocked when I saw her , the reason is that she looked like me .. She had blue eyes and long blond hair, she put her hair in two ponytails which looks cute on her."Is this um... Iruka's class?" The Blond Girl Asked"Yes … so you are the new girl aren't you?" Said Iruka"Yes I am" The Blond Girl replied"Then please come in and introduce yourself" Said Iruka"Okay, My name is Naruko Uzumaki and I'm 13 years old" Said NarukoThen all the class looked at me and then back to Naruko .. I can understand why"Wait how she can be an Uzumaki?! I'm the only Uzumaki here Believe it!!" Said Naruto"I think you should calm down a little bit Naruto" Said …"Hmm? Oh hey old man" Said Naruto"Welcome Mr. Hokage, is there something wrong?" Said Iruka"The new student .." Said The Hokage"What about her?"
Naruko uzumaki - Chapter 3After a week in the academy ... Me and Sasuke we are still best friends , Ino and the girls don't bother me anymore and even the way the villagers look at me and my brother like we were monsters or freaks I don't even care anymore, life cant get any betterNaruko's Pov:In my house"Hey Naruto wake up , come on Naruto" I said while trying to wake my brother up"uh..huh I'm ... gonna .... wa..." said Naruto while sleepingThen I tired to wake him up with another way because I tired to wake him for the 10th time already so I decided to throw some cold water at him"AHHHHHHH!!! na..NARUKO!! what? what happened!?" Said Naruto when he was fully awaken"Hehe nothing come on lets go we are going be late again if you don't get up fast" I replied"You didn't have to do this TT.TT we are going there don't we? so don't worry" said Naruto while making a face like you-didn't-have-to-do-thatAfter 15 minutes we arrived to the academy"Ohayo" I Said greeting Sasuke who was sitting as always and as I
Naruko uzumaki - Chapter 6Naruko's pov :" its really you sensei im surprised "" my first impression of you guys that you are idiots " Said kakashi" i
im so sorry sensei I didn't know im really sorry " Said naruto" we are really sorry that idiot is the one who always do stupid things around " Said sakura" sakura i think he knows everything right now so you can shut up for a while "" naruko " sasuke whispered" ok ok I get it
argh I hate that girl "" ok that's enough
let us know each other so who will start? " Said kakashi" you are the sensei so you start first " Said naruto" hehe I agree with naruto "" I agree with that loser " Said sasuke" ok Alright then. I'm Kakashi Hatake. Things I like and things I hate....I'm not really sure. My hobbies are...I don't feel like telling you that. My dream for the future. Hm, I never really thought of that " Said kakashi"Thats was pretty uselss, all he told us was his name." Sakura whispers" Ok next naruko " Said kakashi" ok then my name is Na
Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 9Sasuke's Pov :( Naruko
What's Wrong
) In Sasuke's ThoughtsAs I was watching Naruko's condition going from bad to worseI noticed that I was really worried about her but I don't know why? Is it cause she is my best friend? But there is something that is bothering me that she was mumbling really strangely( Naruko Wake Up !!! )" Sasuke did kakashi-sensei say when he will come back its been 25 mins already I'm getting really worried here " Said Naruto" Hn baka he said he will come didn't he? just keep watching naruko" Said Sasuke( Your not the only one who is worried right here naruto
Why I feel like my heart is going out of my chest )" Ga .. a
don't leave me
here " Said Naruko while she was sleeping" What the hell was that? Its like a puzzle or something " Said Sakura" She said help and don't leave me here .. I wonder what she is dreaming about " Said Naruto" Sigh because of you and your pathetic sister I lost my precio
Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 8In Naruto/Naruko's house" Naruko are you up yet? It's 7:30 we must go and meet kakashi sensei " Said Naruto while opening Naruko's bedroom" Cough Cough uhh
Cough "" Naruko are you alright? " Naruto Asked" I'm fine let's just *Cough Cough* ok I'm tired a little bit "" Ha Ha like you can fool me .. naruko you will stay here understood? "" But naruto
" Naruko Complained" No but !! I'm worried cant you get it already? " Said naruto while tears were falling by his cheek" Naruto
" Said Naruko While Hugging Naruto" I'll always be with you naruto
don't worry and if I was near you you can know if I'm fine or not .. right? "" Sigh fine but ill watch you carefully and don't do anything ok ? "" Hehe gotcha "At the training field" Um .. where that dump naruto and his stupid sister? They are LATE !!! " Said Sakura" They will be here soon and I hope he don't bring naruko here tho " Said Kakashi"But why? "" Because naruko is sick her body still recover
Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 7Naruko's pov :" cough cough "" lets get her to the hospital " Said kakashi"i... i cant breath "" sensei we must go fast " Said sasuke" i guess i will be alone again ... " Said naruto" naruto ... " Said sakura" nothing will happen to her dont worry " Said kakashiAt the hospital" her body needs some rest she has a little fever but she can go home " Said the doctor" you sure ? i ... i mean nothing will happen to her right? " Said naruto" yeah im sure ... but if the fever got higher get her here right away " Said the doctor" um ... sure yeah " Said naruto" loser whats wrong ? " Said Sasuke" sasuke i... i feel like i will lose naruko TT.TT " Said naruto" and why? "" im so happy with her ... she's my only family .. the most person i can trust and wont look dont upon me .. im afraid "" dont worry she will be fine "" thank you ... sasuke "" Hn ... loser "Sasuke's pov :(she sleeps alot it has been 4 hours *sigh* come on wake up talk to me i hate seeing you like that ) sasuk
Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 11Naruko's Pov :"Hey Naruko-chan" Said Temari in whisper"Hmm?""Do you have a boyfriend? Hehe""BOYFRIEND?!!""What boyfriend?" Naruto Asked"No no its nothing
Hey temari why did you asked me that?""No reason I though if you were in a new village you will love someone""Hehe how can she love someone" Said Kankuro"What do you mean by how baka" Said Naruko"Leave him .. so where are we going now?" Gaara Asked"I don't know I'm a little hungry .. what do you think Sasuke?" Said Naruko"Hn
it doesn't matter to me" Said Sasuke"Ne ne Sasuke-kun do you want to eat together?" Sakura Asked"No""Come on guys lets eat together" Said Naruto"Yeah your right" Said Temari"Lets go to my favorite place to eat" Said Naruko"And Where is that?" Gaara Asked"Lets eat RAMEN!" Said Naruko&NarutoAt The Hokage Office:"What do you hokage-sama ?" Kakashi Asked"Right now we all should protect Naruko until we get more information" Said Hokage"Yeah but do you think they want Naru
Naruko: Chapter 001Chapter 1.It was a clear, sunny day in the village of Konoha, and everyone was going about their business as usual, especially a young blonde haired girl called, Uzumaki Naruko.She sat in a bosons chair high above the village, her long blond hair pigtails, gently moving in the wind, and a pair of goggles on her head, glinting in the sun. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! Naruko giggled as she spread paint over the Hokage faces.NARUKO! COME DOWN HERE! shouted a man as a crowd began to gather.WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE A NORMAL GIRL. Another shouted.YOURE IN DEEP TROUBLE WHEN THEY GET YOU DOWN FROM THERE. A third one said.Oh youre just jealous because Ive got the guts to do something like this. I RULE! Naruko shouted as she laughed loudly.NARUKO! GET DOWN FROM THERE IMMEDIATELY! The third Hokage called out as he walked on the scene.No way. Naruko replied, sticking out her tongue, and continuing t
Naruko: Chapter 004Chapter 4.(follows chapter 4 & 5 in the manga)Naruko peered into the empty hallway, looking in both directions for any sign of their missing sensei.She sighed as she turned back into the empty classroom.Why are we the only team whose sensei hasnt showed up yet? She pouted. All the other teams have gone off with their senseis... even Iruka-sensei has gone.Naruko then smiled as she grabbed a chalk board eraser and moved a chair to the sliding door, placing the eraser in-between the door and frame.What are you up to Naruko? Sakura said as she walked over to her.Its what he gets for making us wait. The young blonde replied as she returned to the floor, leaving the eraser stuck in the doorway.Would you grow up! Sakura said, although inside she was actually thinking it was a funny idea.Idiot. Theres no way a superior Shinobi could be caught by such a simple trap. Sasuke said.A
Naruko: Chapter 003Chapter 3.It was a clear morning in Konoha, and Naruko awoke in her over-sized t-shirt, that she used as a nighty, and met the sun that glared through her blind with a long and loud yawn.Today was the day she was to be assigned to a team, and meet her new sensei who would teach her more advanced techniques, not learnt in the academy, and she was excited.She quickly downed her breakfast of toast and a glass of cold milk, before taking a shower and getting dressed.She glanced over at the headband that lay neatly on her set of drawers and she grinned even more.A short while later, the smile on her face was still there, as she sat at her desk.Naruko looked around and saw all of her classmates; they all were looking at her surprised she was there since they had heard she had failed the exam. But there she sat, and with a forehead protector tied around her head, and wearing it like a hairband.At the back, sat one of her few friends Hyuuga Hinata a shy young girl who Naruko had befrien
Naruko: Chapter 002Chapter 2.Well... whaddya think? It took me three hours to get it just right. Naruko giggles, innocently.The third hokage meanwhile, wasnt too impressed with the picture in his hand.I mean, nothing ordinary would have done, not for me. Naruko grinned, confidently.Do it over! The third hokage said, bluntly. But its not this... unusual picture that bothers me. Why arent you wearing your headband, Naruko?Well... I didnt want to damage it before tomorrow. Naruko said, a little embarrassed.In any case, Naruko. This picture will be in your permant record, an essential intelligence resource for the village. So this picture just wont do. The third said.Aww... but its a cool picture. Naruko said.Naruko then noticed that the door was creaking open. Suddenly, a young boy darted through, a shurikin in hand, I gotcha now ol man! he shouted, just before he
Naruko: Chapter 010Chapter 10.(Follows chapter 17, 18 & 19 of the manga) The sun was still low in the sky when team seven stopped in the middle of the woods.Kakashi was using crutches to walk around with, but wasn't slow, and his genin team all wondered what he had in mind to help them train, and get better, fast.Naruko was hoping for some new, super jutsu, that could probably help her take down Zabuza, and was drooling at the prospect.Sakura just shook her head, Naruko was just being a pain again. She looked over to Sasuke, and blushed, maybe this was her chance to impress Sasuke.Sasuke didn't notice, he was too focused, and ready for anything."OK... today we begin our new training regime." Kakashi said, "But first... lets discuss chakra.""We know about chakra." Naruko said. "It gives ninja the ability to use jutsu.""But do you know how it's made?" Kakashi said."Of cour... err... wait... I... yes." she said, not sounding too convi
Naruko: Chapter 008Chapter 8.(Follows chapter 12, 13, 14 & 15 of the manga)"Kakashi of the Sharingan eye, I presume?" Zabuza said, grinning, "If it wouldn't be too much trouble... could you hand over the old man?"He was calm as he made his request, and the two Jounin just stared each other down , Kakashi, read to reveal his eye, still hidden under hitai-ite.The rest of the group just looked at them, not sure what to do, but each wondering their own questions about what was just said, 'The Sharingan? What was that?'But Sasuke knew, and he was confused, did he mean the mirror eye wheel? THE sharingan?"Everyone... Manji battle formation, protection Mr Tazuna." Kakashi commanded with a very serious tone, "I want you all to stay back, and out of this fight."Kakashi then lifted his hitai-ite revealing a red eye with what looked like four pupils, three circling around the normal central one.Naruko, who was still stood beside him looked at it, confused, she had never seen such an eye before in
Naruko Uzumaki - Chapter 1~Intro~Name-Naruko UzumakiAge-7 (Naruto and the gang are 7 to but they will get older later in the story.)Hair Color-BlondEye Color- BlueSiblings-Naruto Uzumaki(Brother)Clothes- White tanktop. Black Shorts. Black Ninja Sandals.Hair style/Hair length- http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/5783/148366-namine1_super.jpgDemon- Eight-Tailed Fox.Demon Info- The Eight-Tailed Fox is the Nine-Tailed fox's sister. Its also known as the Demon of Darkness. Both the Nine and Eight Tailed Fox attacked the village together 7 years ago.Past- Both Naruko and Naruto were outcasts. Almost all of the Adults treated them like dirt and the Kids made fun of them and bullied them. Then, when Naruko and Naruto turned 7 they enrolled into the Ninja Academy but where put into different classes.~Chapter 1~Naruko's Pov-I woke up excited knowing that today was our first day at the Academy. I jumped out of bed, took a shower, put on my clothes and went to wak up Naruto."Big Brother wake up!" I shouted.
Naruko uzumaki - Chapter 4On the academyNaruto's pov :"Naruto where are you going?" Sasuke's asked me"Sasuke.... Naruko is late i must go I'm worried" I answered(I have a bad feeling myself) Sasuke thoughts "I'm going with you loser" Sasuke told Naruto"Ok lets go!!" I shoutedOn the way we saw a guy with black coat and a laying body on the floor and there was a lot of blood"wha-what happened here?" I shoutedThen me and sasuke went to see what happened here then we saw …Naruto&Sasuke said: "NARUKO !!!"Naruko's pov :"ugh sas... sasuke na ... naruto ... stay away" I said"WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU NARUKO?!!" Naruto screamed even tears was falling by I could say that Sasuke was shocked"Naruko ... You bastard you are going to pay for this" Said SasukeP.S (Naruto and Sasuke didn't see Itachi's face they couldn't just Naruko)"hahaha pay for this? You are joking she is going to die ... but i guess i should kill you two first" Said Itachi with a cold voice(I must move or else ...) I thought to myself"DI
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World War II Aerial Gunner at Alamogordo Army Airfield. The B-24 heavy bomber crews (pilots, navigators, bombardiers and gunners) trained for 6 weeks at Alamogordo Army Air Field, then were sent to war.
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In from the Outside: Kitchens with Exterior Entry Doors
My favorite apartment kitchen ever (I didn't actually live there — I just looked at it while apartment hunting years ago) had an entry door that brought you straight into the kitchen. If I had lived there, I might have come to find drawbacks with it, but I loved how it brought you straight into the more enclosed kitchen instead of into the living room.
In that same manner, I love it when a house has an exterior door into the kitchen. It's great for bringing groceries straight into their home room instead of traipsing them through the house. And it's easy access for outdoor dining and entertaining.
What do you say to an entry door in the kitchen? Love it? Hate it? And why?
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I grew up in a house with an exterior door in the kitchen, and it's one of the aspects of kitchen design I miss the most. With the addition of a screen door, it serves as a giant window for air circulation or to regulate heat when it's summer and you really want to bake something anyway (or when it's winter and your cooking is still making the kitchen uncomfortably warm).
Our door led out to a path to the back patio, so it was also the easiest way to carry foods to and from the grill. The herbs were planted right outside the door, so that was a bonus too.
I live in a house with a door in the kitchen that leads out to the back deck, it's great for grilling, but it takes up a lot of space where I could have much needed cupboard space!
Since it's the back of the house, it also means I still have to drag the grocery's through the house from the front door.
Because my front door opens directly into my living room, I especially like having my back door in the kitchen open directly onto my back yard patio. Once day I might build a mud room back there, but it works great for now: for coming in while it is raining or snowing, for unloading groceries, and while entertaining outside, I cannot imagine it any other way.
My door to the back porch is in the kitchen. Like everyone else, the big con is that it eats up space in a pretty small kitchen and the big pro is how great it is for grilling and, if it's a nice day, air circulation. I also like being able to hang out on the porch while I'm cooking and not be too far away.
my parents' front door opens into a split foyer, and the first room you encounter "upstairs" is the kitchen. since that's where people gather in their house, it's an ideal setup.
i just wish i had a door to the outside in my kitchen.
My kitchen has a door that leads to my patio and backyard. Easy access to the grill and outdoor dining. I don't consider it much of a space taker, that I blame on the two huge windows that take up the two exterior walls in my kitchen. Of course, they make it really bright so it's not too much of a hardship really. My kitchen is large enough that I can add in an island for extra storage space that I lack in cabinets.
I live in a townhouse. The back door leads out from the kitchen to the deck and patio. It's great for outdoor entertaining--especially since I'm in the South. My husband grills at least once a week!
My backdoor opens onto the deck. We have easy access to the BBQ and backyard, including the vegetable garden. When it's nice we leave it wide open, and when it isn't nice we still get lots of light since it's all glass.
Hmm, that's interesting. I live in South Africa and I always thought kitchen doors to the outside were pretty much standard. Front door goes to the lounge, back door goes to the kitchen.
The house I grew up in had an outside entry right off the kitchen. "Company" came to the front door - but people who really knew you always came to the back door.
Same- but I'm in Australia. Back door in all my houses bar one has either been in the kitchen or directly adjacent to the kitchen (say, through a laundry). I live in an old gold miners cottage and historically the kitchen would have been in a seperate building out the back. As the house has been extended over its 150+ years the kitchen has been 'tacked on' to the back of the house- same with the bathroom, thus the kitchen tends to be near the back door.
I don't like the idea that people I don't know just knocking at your door can see a very intimate part of my house. I'm italian and I do a lot of cooking (even if I don't like cooking!), so there are many hours during the day when the kitchen is used, messy, not in a show-room condition. I don't like front doors that opens straight to the lounge. In Italy houses used to have a small room at the entrance, separated by the rest of the hosue by a door or more) where you could receive unexpected guest (neighbours, postman...) without having them watching what you were doing, how your home is, what are you cooking/eating/doing and so on. I like my privacy, and I hate that many houses here in England have a external door in the kitchen, often used as main door (rooms are small, so often people close the external door in the lounge placing a sofa in front of it).
I dislike my set up greatly! Yes, I will admit it's nice bringing the groceries straight into the kitchen. When you walk into the back door there is exactly 9 square feet of space. Straight ahead is the doorway to the basement, and to the right are four stairs into the kitchen. It makes it almost impossible for more than two people to enter the house without there being an immediate traffic jam. Worse in winter when people are taking off shoes. Now, if my entry area, was greater than 9 square feet then maybe I wouldn't mind it so much.


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What I'm about to say will challenge even the most steadfast gold bears - or anyone for that matter right now who thinks that gold has seen its better days.
The chart below tells a story - a big story. In fact, I encourage you to forward this email to anyone you know who is serious about his money.
What I found here, with the help of Frank Holmes from U.S. Global and one of the smartest people on earth on the potent combination of Asian markets and commodities, is a chart that shows a truly astounding fact about gold.
Let me walk you through it, and what it could mean to your money, your gold and your financial future.
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The grey backdrop is total world mining production. The blue vertical lines represent COMEX gold deliveries. And the big long vertical red lines? That's physical gold delivery on the Shanghai gold exchange.
The takeaway? - Chinese demand for physical delivery all by itself is nearly equal to total worldwide gold production.
That's not a misprint.
In fact, so far this year Chinese deliveries through the Shanghai exchange account for nearly 50% of total global production all by themselves. The COMEX that's part of the New York Mercantile Exchange is almost an afterthought.
This is about as bullish as it gets because the basic laws of supply and demand stipulate that whenever supply is reduced but demand remains constant or accelerates, higher prices result.
No Stopping It
This is as immutable as the sun coming up tomorrow or the grass turning green in the spring.
This is good for the markets in general, especially with Bernanke hell bent on keeping the "bad is good theme alive" when it comes to further stimulus.
And this is positively great for gutsy gold investors at a time when others want to relegate it to the scrap pile.
Imagine what happens when people actually figure out that China is buying so much gold that physical deliveries there could account for 100% of worldwide production by year's end?
The first will be additional opportunities that I expect current volatility to create in the weeks ahead. My Geiger Index is flickering yellow on a handful of solid gold related opportunities as I type this.
The second are simply related to capturing profits. I expect the pace to pick up as gold becomes an important part of that annual money management right of fall passage - "window dressing" when entire portfolios are rotated in an effort to build in bigger Wall Street bonus checks.
Savvy Investors could be very busy and incredibly profitable a few months from now.
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Wet Pants Will Lose an Election
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Posted by kstock1 on Dec. 25, 2008
By the way he was talking, he had issues. Then when he can't control his bladder and pisses himself, they all laugh like that?! Pathetic! You could see he was upset. So disappointing
They're all gonna laugh at you...they're all gonna laugh at you...
Or he has some sort of bladder control problem and was embarrassed in front of the entire audience.
Or he has some sort of bladder control problem and was embarrassed in front of the entire audience.
good shit bro that took balls
These guys are assholes.. This boy is obviously a mentally retarded and he pissed his pants... And they all are just laughing...
I'd vote for him.
I pissed my pants watching this
thats messed up
 he leaked from his mangina
 god its been so long since ive watched this video.... good times jimmy, good times.
 LMAO 14 AND 15 WTF i stoped at like 5 hahahahahahahahahahahahaahahah
 peeing your pants is cool
i only pissed myself until i was 5. there just be something wrong with you
 Yeah was definately staged.. He obviously left from the front of the podium so he could perform his public pissage.
That takes nerve man? Good show old chap..
 Damn, this guy has some balls to do this. Of course it was on purpose to get a laugh people, c'mon. Kudos...
Why is everyone making fun of this guy? I bet half the people on here pissed the bed until they were 13.
 haha this was staged
 i hear the crinkle of diapers in his future. bwa-hahahaha!!
Holy shit, talk about your worst nightmare come true. I bet that's way he stayed there for so long, he was waiting to wake up.
 As salutatorian of my HS, I sincerely regret not doing something stupid and memorable such as this during my speech...
 the only bad part about this video is the description of it...
 cant get much failer than that
hahaha he pissed his pants
What drugs do you use on a daily basis?
 Hey. Did you see the guy who lost the election because of wet pants? Um.... What?
 He is gonna get laaaaaaaaaaiiid... lucky duck.
break staff suck kok and drink milk loads of my groin gravy. this guy must be a future republican
@Riitta-Avezmetova-113Â You just diagnosed him as mentally retarded when you don't even know him. Â Who's the asshole?
LOL. billy..
 everybody my age pee's their pants, its the COOLEST!
He was a chump moron bastid, if ya ask me.
i was 39 when i stopped
i only pissed myself until i was 5. there just be something wrong with you
Wow, yeah ,MAJOR FAIL.
im 29 and i still piss myself :/ .. i dream im peeing in the toilet a lot :/ too bad i dont sleep walk to the restroom too
i was 14 when i stoped
thank you, finally someone who gets the humor.
his name is "McCain"
Jesus_is_Fiction made me regret voting for Obama. Good Job.
silverdumper eats a$s cheese and drinkz crazy piles of kum
lol, sure. just like global warming....o wait a second...
@Del-Sander-503He, a relatively grown man, pissed himself on stage... in public and nobody was holding a gun to his head. He's got issues.
Nobody asked you, Chump moron bastid


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This was excellent. I did sub kale for turnip greens, carrots for parsnips, & chopped vidalia onion (sauteed after browning the beef, add tomato paste in, then deglaze) for the cipollini. The only problem I had with the recipe the first time was fitting everything into my slow cooker. 2nd time around I decreased the greens & nestled the meat down into the veggies instead of laying them on top. Hopefully this will also take care of the problem that the meat didn't cook in the lovely sauce the first time & wasn't as flavorful as the veggies turned out. A definite repeat in my house.
Beef Pot Roast with Turnip Greens
Photo: Nina Choi; Styling: Lisa Lee
This pot roast calls for veggies and herbs you can find at your local famers market. If you can't cipollini onions, substitute pearl onions. Other large full-flavored greens like mustard greens or kale will work, as well.
Yield: 12 servings (serving size: 3 ounces beef, 3/4 cup vegetable mixture, and 1/3 cup sauce)
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Recipe Time
8 Hours, 38 Minutes
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 424
- Fat: 21.3g
- Saturated fat: 8.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 9.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 33g
- Carbohydrate: 23.5g
- Fiber: 2.9g
- Cholesterol: 99mg
- Iron: 3.8mg
- Sodium: 348mg
- Calcium: 90mg
- 3.4 ounces all-purpose flour (about 3/4 cup)
- 1 (3-pound) boneless chuck roast, trimmed
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound fresh turnip greens, trimmed and coarsely chopped
- 3 cups (2-inch) diagonally cut parsnips (about 1 pound)
- 3 cups cubed peeled Yukon gold potatoes (about 1 pound)
- 2 cups cipollini onions, peeled and quartered
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 cup dry red wine
- 1 (14-ounce) can fat-free, lower-sodium beef broth
- 1 tablespoon black peppercorns
- 4 thyme sprigs
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 bunch fresh flat-leaf parsley
- Thyme sprigs (optional)
- 1. Place flour in a shallow dish. Sprinkle beef evenly with salt and pepper; dredge in flour. Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add oil to pan; swirl to coat. Add beef; sauté 10 minutes, turning to brown on all sides. Place turnip greens in a 6-quart electric slow cooker; top with parsnips, potatoes, and onions. Transfer beef to slow cooker. Add tomato paste to skillet; cook 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in wine and broth; bring to a boil, scraping pan to loosen browned bits. Cook 1 minute, stirring constantly. Pour broth mixture into slow cooker.
- 2. Place peppercorns and next 4 ingredients (through parsley) on a double layer of cheesecloth. Gather edges of cheesecloth together; secure with twine. Add cheesecloth bundle to slow cooker. Cover and cook on LOW 8 hours or until beef and vegetables are tender. Discard cheesecloth bundle. Remove roast from slow cooker; slice. Serve with vegetable mixture and cooking liquid. Garnish with thyme sprigs, if desired.
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Hi, I'm Jaden, a professional recipe developer, food columnist and food photographer specializing in fast, fresh and easy recipes for the home cook. Most of my recipes are modern Asian! About meFast, fresh & easy recipes for the home cook.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
I'm not on the front page, thankfully. But I am in the food section!
This is my debut as a weekly columnist in the Tampa Tribune newspaper! I'll be in there once a week with a "Steamy Kitchen" column.
Boy, is this ever awkward. I just wrote a "Dear John" letter in Tampa's Creative Loafing, and I'm here at your doorstep already. Breakups are never easy to do, so I simply told truth: I'm leaving for someone more sophisticated, older and who has a larger masthead.
So what do I say to begin our relationship? Nice to meet you? Hope you like me? I don't do ironing but I sure fry up a mean Pad Thai? Because you're stuck with me for awhile, as I'm not the kind of gal that goes begging back to an old boyfriend. I'd rather be flogged with a snappy octopus tentacle than to have to endure the shame of saying, "I'm sorry. Take me back. Masthead size doesn't really matter."
Well, here we go. My name is Jaden, I'm the author of the dee-luscious SteamyKitchen.com food blog and an absolute raving lunatic, a.k.a. mother of 2 boys above the age of diapers but under the age of reasonable negotiation. I teach hands-on Asian cooking classes at The Rolling Pin in Brandon, Chef's Table/MT's in Sarasota and The Epicurean Culinary Academy in Los Angeles.
You might have seen me in the Trib last summer, where I danced across a 2-page spread in the food section or perhaps you heard me on Jeff Houck's Table Conversations podcast where for some reason, my voice was warped insanely low. While Jeff sounded like the manly lumberjack in the Brawny paper towel commercial, I ended up like one of Marge Simpson's chain-smoking sisters. That's hot.
So, you can definitely say that I'm not your traditional food writer or chef, and terms like "foodie" and "gourmand of refined taste" make me want to turn around and fake barf on your shoes. Like, gag me with a chopstick, do you really mean that you like eating food that tastes good?
Every week in my column, I'll share with you a modern Asian recipe that's fast, fresh and simple enough for tonight's supper. Of course you also get a drool-worthy photo of the dish, because what good is writing a recipe if I can't make you want to immediately drop that soggy cheeseburger, lick the ink off the newspaper or the pixels off the screen?
Oh yes, masthead size does matter.
|Food Pornographer
|Lips: MAC Ruby Woo
|Lips: Maybelline ShinyLicious
|Makes $100K+ stripping & dancing
|Would make about $10 in pity money
if I ever tried pole dancing
|House in Hawaii
|Travels the world getting plastic
surgery with boyfriends money
|Needs a boob job badly
|Trying to extort money from rich
Papa-san judge
|I have an online stalker (oh yes I really do)
The recipe for Fried Egg with Oyster Sauce and Chilies is here:
Fried Egg with Oyster Sauce and Chilies
You're hotter than the stripper, anyway
I'm jealous of anyone who can cook for a living. Sure, I enjoy my numbers, spreadsheets, and databases, but it seems so romantic to make your living providing tasty-pleasure to others and satisfying a basic need.
Then again, as I'm often told, when you make your hobby a living, sometimes you just don't enjoy it as much. Don't want to ruin it for myself, then, I guess… Back to accounting for me
Well, congratulations on the big masthead, Jaden!
Way to go!
I have tried pole dancing in the gym , and its hard. I would get about $1. Congrats. I see that yummy fried egg with oyster sauce recipe. was published. I have got to make that one day. Online stalkers. How weird. What next…
Oooh! I got mentioned in Jaden's blog!
Oh, wait…
Do they really let you talk about masthead size in the Trib?
congrats with your new job. sounds like heaven to me… but do we need to discuss this stalker thing?!
oooo, congrats!
nice work jaden! Online stalker? oh dear..u hv to update us on that one.
Way to go. I think it sounds like great fun (oh if only I wasn't so busy teaching school all day!)
Congratulations, Jaden! Much more fun to cook than to pole dance, I'm sure. And less of a chance to sprain an ankle….
wohoo! way to go Jaden!
way to go Jaden! you can borrow our house in Hawaii
Hey, that's terrific! I'm glad they used that photo for your column sig, too. It's very flattering.
"…gag me with a chopstick…"
I nearly peed my pants!
Congrats!!! I think you should put $20 for the pole dancing – I would give you a $10 because that's what friends do.
Congratulations on the bigger masthead move. Ooh, which one of us is the stalker or are all of us online fans, a 'collective noun' stalker?
How exciting – well done!
A thousand congrats on the BIG new masthead 'boyfriend', Mrs Steamy.
You're wa-a-a-a-y hotter than that over-made-up stripper. And I bet you strip beans and bacon better than she can.
P.S. I didn't mean to stalk you; I was just reading your blog and admiring your photos. Promise!
congrats Jadennn….u're callin' me a stalker?!!! Officer, i swear to you, i only sent her 1000000000 threatening messages cos she refused to fedex her firecracker shrimps over. i will only send 100000 more messages, i'll stop, i promise.
hmm, i can keep the handcuffs tho?
Bravo Zulu on the big move (que the Jefferson's theme….). Aren't you worried that the paper is going to ask you tone down your writing?
It's nice when good things happen to deliciously evil people
Congratulations, that's awesome (except for having a stalker…)!
congrats with your new job, you are getting to be a celebrity
Hi hi you gave stalker.
"You're hotter than a stripper anyway."
Words every girl longs to hear.
Congratulations on your column!
Congratulations Jaden. Maybe you'll work your way bigger to a large RUNNING HEAD, hmmmm?
Now, with the new fame and all, are you suggesting erecting a pole in your basement? Photos are a must…I have $10 in ones. I'll do the Pac-Man Jones and "make it rain!!!"
Congrats sweetie! You know you're in the major league when you have stalkers
This is so great Jaden! I do hope you will posts your columns on your blog as well for us to read. Congrats and keep up the wonderful work!
Awesome! Congrats. I love how your column sounds just like your blog in tone. That rocks!
Wooh, congratulations Jaden! Now we are not only sisters-in-blog but sisters -in-company!
Way to go!
Congrats on your new gig — very exciting!
Hey Congrats to you. Size does matter!
That front page got me thinking. I was cleaning out my old emails last night and ran across this link http://www.alllooksame.com/ It was sent to me by my cousin. Growing up in the SF area you would think our spouses would be able to tell the differences. We've come to the conclusion we are married to dumb 'low faans'.
Way to go! I'm sure with your talents, this will open many mored doors for you.
Congrats!! By the way, I sooo want my own online stalker. Is it fun?
I cannot believe you outed me ;);)
Congratulations :). Now please name that dish after me as you promised because you are a celebrity chef ( without a big head) :):)
all kidding aside
good work…
tried the egg recipe and it was yummy. Then tried it the next morning with a balsamic reduction… very good as well!
Congrats Jaden–good job!!! Hope the big masthead doesn't stiffle your "way with words". And yes, yes size does matter. Go get 'em!!!
Fantastic! Well done and Bravo – So well deserved!
I LOVE the line about your being the mother of 2 boys above the age of diapers but under the age of reasonable negotiation – I am too, although mine are 20 and 17!
Did the no knead bread again this weekend and it was Perfect again!
Continued success to you,
Congratulations!!! I have several relatives in Tampa — I will tell them to look for your column!!! and i think you are better off than the stripper, even with a stalker (i got a marriage proposal based on a blog post once — and not from my real fiance!)
You are so adorable, Jaden! I'm thrilled that even more people will get to be entertained and fed with your wonderful words.
conratulations on your new gig, jaden! they will love you too. hopefully your 'naughtiness' will be allowed to come through as well! even if not, the food is wonderful enough!
Congrats! That's really amazing
That's awesome news and certainly well-deserved. Congrats!
Woo Hoo, your own stalker – way to go. Oh and congrats on the Trib gig, since I live in the Tampa Bay area I will be able to read your column, thanks for giving me a reason to buy a newspaper.
I know a celebrity!! Find me a nice condo in Tampa, it's too snowy in montreal…..
I'm telling you jaden you are on ur way to the food network!!! just remember it was me who first told u
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MIDDLEBURY — Standing in the Porter Hospital courtyard on Thursday morning, Ferrisburgh resident Jeff Vigne's voice cracked just a little, and his wife, Allison, reached out and touched his shoulder to support him.
Vigne was standing in front of about 100 Vergennes Union High School seniors, almost all of them former classmates of his daughter, Taylor, who succumbed to type 1 diabetes at the age of 13 on Oct. 16, 2005.
ADDISON COUNTY — America's next test kitchen may just be Vermont, if New Haven State Rep. Chris Bray has anything to say about it.
Arguing that a little state can be the perfect proving ground for new federal programs, Bray is eyeing a possible pilot project with the United States Department of Agriculture to help Vermont get more fresh, local foods into Vermont schools.
ADDISON COUNTY — According to the second batch of New England Common Assessments Program (NECAP), Vermont students are still struggling to meet science proficiency standards. Addison County students, for the most part, follow statewide trends.
MIDDLEBURY — A group of area parents will present a petition to the UD-3 board on Oct. 6 expressing concerns about Middlebury Union High School students' performance on certain standardized tests, while urging administrators to raise the academic bar at the school.
MIDDLEBURY — Having become so used to paring school budgets in recent years, UD-3 school board members got some unexpectedly good financial news last week with word that the district had ended fiscal year 2009 in the black to the tune of $512,189.
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VERGENNES — When Vermont Commissioner of Education Armando Vilaseca visits Vergennes this week, he will discuss two issues the Vermont Board of Education has identified as critical — one in which local officials said Vergennes Union High School is already a statewide leader and another in which by March Vergennes-area schools may lead Vermont.
SHOREHAM — Students at Shoreham Elementary will be returning to school a little later than expected this year.
On Aug. 27, Addison County Supervisory Union (ACSU) officials announced the school will open on Sept. 14, almost two weeks later than the originally scheduled Sept. 2 opening. In a letter to Shoreham families, ACSU superintendent Lee Sease explained that the delay is due to the need to remove mold and asbestos in the school, discovered following a routine carpet cleaning in early July.
FERRISBURGH — Ferrisburgh Central School Principal JoAnn Taft-Blakely on Thursday said school maintenance men Wayne Barrows and Gerry Blair would be two of the town's most important employees this week.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by chitownERmd Amazing Birthday I would like to thank the Royal Hawaiian for making my 32nd Birthday very special. In addition to it being my birthday, I was also celebrating passing my emergency medicine board exams. I want to pay special thanks to Melani who works at the front desk. She took great time and effort to find me the perfect room with an amazing view. She also added special touches during my stay to make it unforgettable. I would recommend this hotel to any of my colleagues. I have several conferences in Oahu and will always stay here from now on. Thanks again Melani! January 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tree21 Always a pleasure As always, everything was perfect from the minute we arrived until the minute we left. A special thank you to the delightful "older man" who brought us juice at check in and the lovely lady who checked us in. LOVE the fact that we can now rent chairs on the beach. Looking forward to next time! August 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jetsetter007 Historical Beauty & Charm with a Great Location! This was my first trip ever to the Islands after traveling extensively to other parts of the world. This trip was a gift to my partners 50th Birthday and was it magical! The Islands charmed me and the Royal Hawaiian sealed the deal. As you drive in to the hustle and bustle of Honolulu you are just a bit overwhelmed with the energy and density BUT the minute you drive past those beautiful iron gates you step back in time and a sense of peace and serenity embrace you! We were greeted by such friendly staff and the Hotel does not stop charming you from corner to corner. The history behind this hotel was quite impressive and the accommodations were supberb! Now I just wish we had spent more time at this Historical Jewel! We will be back!!! September 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Glen50 This hotel is amazing!!! We just returned home from our holiday on Waikiki beach and our stay at the Royal Hawaiian!! I expected a great place but this hotel was above and beyond my expectations!! Right from arrival we were treated like royalty!! The staff at this hotel are amazing and so helpful!! We stayed in a corner Garden suite and let me just say WOW!! When I am describing this hotel to my friends " Old Hollywood" is the best way. Leaving the old world charm to this hotel and mixing it with modern conveniences to me really honoured its legacy as the jewel on Waikiki!! December 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by t141 Teririble WiFi For a property that purports to be one of the best, it's in room WiFi is one of the worst. 3rd World performance. Difficult to log into, slow, with non existent tech support. I had to coach the tech support on how to fix one of several problems (unexplained, unrequested log off in the middle of a usage session). Also got put on hold by tech support and the cut off twice. Just a terrible time wasting experience. talked to several other guests who experienced similar problems. They said they just gave up from frustration and used their smart phones. February 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by HoneyMooners2012 Don't try to check-in early We arrived before check-in time. The staff was not friendly about us being there early. In fact, even gave us an attitude and reminded us that check-in time was later. She was nice enough to do the whole check-in process but were told we needed to come back later for keys (which was ok). When we returned later (after check-in time) to receive our keys, our room (along with many others too) was still not ready. Even worse, we had to go back through the whole check-in process again (which we had done earlier). I found the whole check-in process unacceptable, especially the fact that our rooms weren't ready AFTER the check-in time. This was the 3rd hotel that we had stayed in during out Oahu visit. This was by far the rudest and unpleasant. June 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by gdeck27 A TREASURE (BESIDES DISAPPOINTING MAID SERVCE) The "Pink Palace" is an icon and was recently remodeled. Rooms are spacious and modern. The Ocean Tower has amazing views. Overall, every employee went above and beyond expectations. Nevertheless, when we arrived, there was trash on the floor in the bathroom, leftover food in the fridge and a USED Kleenex on the floor. Our maid did not restock items. We did not receive daily waters, tea or new toiletries. We finally wrote her a note listing things we wanted and she obliged. However, she gave us many extras it almost felt like she was annoyed. April 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Japanesque Beautiful historic hotel From the moment we stepped into the hotel the friendliness of the staff and dedication to service was apparent. The grounds of the hotel and the hotel itself are beautiful and the history of the property is well maintained. We were offered and took an upgrade in the tower overlooking the sea, a great view, but the room itself was only average. The junior suite we originally booked in the old building was very nicely decorated but really had no view at all. Still, the hotel is a great place to be - unique in Waikiki and the service is great May 13, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Patsy2012 The hotel (or SPG) misrepresents itself WAY over-priced for the rooms. Other hotels in Oahu, with far more amenities, for a lesser price. It was our 3rd stay at the Royal Hawaiian, but it will be our last. I felt that we were very misled, as to the type of rooms we would get. It was an SPG rate of 50% off, therefore, I assumed(!) our 500 per night rooms, would exceed the 700 per night rooms, we could have gotten at Kahala, or Halekulani. We were also charged for the 3rd guest in room 2. NO extra towels, NO cot, as requested, No extra robe. Not sure what the charge went to????? December 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rayness6 Very pleasant experience I have never have taken the time to do a review before but felt obliged to do it this time. I have stayed in some very nice hotels but this was the best experience I've ever had staying in a hotel. You can't beat the location at Royal Hawaiian, every place you want to go to is within walking distance. I have to give kudos to the staff's friendliness and I really appreciate how helpful everyone was. Rest assured that you have earned my business when I return to Waikiki. Thanks for the hospitality and memorable stay. Sincerely. Ray B. June 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by helen10 10 in a row We have just returned for our 10th year in a row at the Royal hawaiian,we meet our 3 daughters there for a family catch up every January.Ten years in a row best describes how we feel about the Hotel,everything about the place is excellent.Having said that what makes the experience extra special is the staff.Breakfast has become such a special occasion for us and this would be no where near as special if was not for servers like Richard who has become more of a friend than server.Cannot praise the establishment high enough. January 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by sitommy Love the hotel, not the fees As a regular guest of the Royal Hawaiian for the last 2 decades, my wife and I were very surprised at the new fee structure we recently experienced. In addition to the resort fee, the general taxes and local taxes, we were shocked to now be paying a $40. per day beach fee. It just seemed like everywhere we turned, they was an extra charge. So, while we still love the property, we are not happy about all the charges. In other words, be forewarned that your $400. room rate will be more like $600. when all is said and done. December 4, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by JRM2013 Pleased Overall The property is lovely and in a great location. Most of the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. I was disappointed that my room seemed to be missing some items (a remote control, a do not disturb sign) and mostly that we were next to some sort of machine room where very loud banging would occur multiple times a day. Being greeted with banana bread and the chocolates on the bedside table each night were nice touches. There was a tall gentleman Concierge who was particularly helpful and gave us great recommendations! March 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tourist62 Rooms are noisy The hotel is excellently situated on Waikiki beach. The restaurant food and service was of very high quality. Concierge staff were knowledgable and very helpful. Housekeeping was meticulous and the bed very comfortable. The main criticism was the night time noise heard in my room. I could hear babies crying in other rooms on the floor, people loudly coming and going with doors opening and closing and conversations in other rooms were audible. The housekeeping staff are very noisy in the mornings. The hotel pool is small. February 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by cole smelly The bathroom smelled like mold. The toilet area was to tigh for any adult, looks like it was made for a child. Also I called to see if the pool guys could reserved chairs in the beach area they said they do not do that anymore, however in the morning we heading out to the beach, the beach guys were reserving them for other guess. Sometime the guess never showed up. :( November 7, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by GERALD Won't stay again for price Something should be done with the adjoining doors between the rooms. The sounds from the other room comes into our room. I was kept awake at 4am from noise from the other room for an hour. Also other sounds. The window in the bathroom has a screen that does not block the view from the outside when the light is on. Self conscious about it. Smell not good in bathers elevator and other parts of hallway. Also, a restaurant in another Starwood restaurant was not a part of Starwood. Couldn't use certificate. Disappointing. May 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Smul Best Holiday This was my first stay at RH after having previously stayed at another hotel a couple of streets back from the beach. The RH is so well located that most places are an easy walk We even walked to Ala Moana from there which only took 30 mins at most. Management always available to offer solutions to problems as when we had an issue with noisy guests in an adjacent room. Cocktail function held for guests one evening where staff mingled with guests and drinks and food plentiful. Certainly made us feel welcome! December 28, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by axj25 Good but not great I have stayed here before and had a better impression of this iconic hotel. The room is not cool enough and is "warm" in the daytime. The carpets need to go or need changing. Hope it gets better than it is now. August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by HighValues Missed the beach experience... Always a pleasure to visit the Royal however this time, I was disappointed at the nickel-and-diming of the property. I don't like the resort charge which was in effect on my last visit but the additional beach chair fee was just ridiculous so I missed out on an enjoyable experience which I've relished in the past. Why else does one stay at a hotel on the beach? As a single traveler, these fees are particularly high. Thankfully, the staff are as wonderful as ever - particularly Alan on the bell desk. December 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by dm72 This Hotel more then met our expectations We were so happy with our stay the upgrade in room was such a anks for a great stay.rprise and so appreciated thsu August 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GaugenFinn Amazing Destination Resort Our stay at the Royal Hawaiian far exceeded our expectations. This resort was is so fine tuned that every need is met before we even know we needed it!!! The staff was so attentive, the food amazing, and the cleanliness of the entire hotel, not to mention the room was incredible. Brandon, who brought up our bags shared much Hawaiian tradition with us...Nam, and Sean were great wait staff that catered to all our desires, as well as our 16 month old son. Can't wait until we meet again!! February 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Cognac So disappointing 1.. Pool staff (except for our first visit) was lax in addressing customer needs 2. Bar staff was extremely accommodating-exceeded our expections (especially Susan) 3. Tower rooms reminded me of "Jersey Shore Motel motif 4. Really-I need to kill cocharoches in my room?! I have never encountered such a disguisting room amentity 5. Waited an unreasonable timeframe to get our car (even after we called ahead) 6. Nighly turndown seldom happended 7. Why no "Do Not Disturb" signs in the rooms? June 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SSFMom Recent stay This was part of an early birthday gift to my husband. Hotel was beautiful and room very comfortable.. Location was ideal, my husband surfed daily. Restaurants, food, and service there were excellent, especially breakfast at the Surf Lanai with Diamond Head views. Took a paddle board lesson and the instructor was patient, good humored, and encouraging. Valets were very accomodating. Maid service was less than ideal, poor communication, not very friendly, does not match level of hotel. March 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Johnlaw1 GREAT HOTEL Can't say enough about this hotel. The staff, accommodation, everything was wonderful. We went to the Luau and the performance was fabulous. Loved the way the staff met us when we arrived. The lai's, from the doormen, the juice while we waited for check in to be finished. House keeping were very helpful also. I would recommend this hotel to both couples and families. April 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by zerreitugar RHW non-smoking rooms i am an SPG member and made reservations using cash and points for a non-smoking room but at check-in was provided a smoking room on the 5th floor. also, as the reservation system was down at check-in, they could not find an alternate room at the time. we had to sleep in smoke-stanked bed sheets and use smoke-stanked towels after a long night of travel. the hotel security also had to manually open the door for us as we were not provided room keys due to system being down. November 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Craigeboy Non traditional holiday exceeds expectations. It had been years since I had walked thru the doors of the Royal Hawaiian. when I was younger, I thought it was stuffy. Well, things have changed. From the new remodeled rooms, to the top notch guest services, I will return soon. The RH is the center of Waikiki Beach and it seems like all of the best beach rentals, activities and lounging areas are centered out front. I aslo highly reccomend the Chefs Special Dinner at Azure. The 5-6 course meal was top 5 all time for me. November 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JenniferLC Historic, Classy and Comfortable A beautiful historic hotel that somehow manages to retain its regal Hawaiian heritage in the chaos of Waikiki. I loved that it was hidden behind the banyan trees and the average tourist wouldn't even know it was there. Very friendly staff, lots of little touches that made it an extra special stay. I've stayed at all 3 Starwood resorts in Honolulu and this one is by far THE BEST. That said, I wouldn't recommend if for families or people who use the word party as a verb. November 19, 2013


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Cool: 10 Minutes
Chill: 1 Hour
Soak: 30 Minutes
Grill: 6 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 320
- Calories from fat: 35%
- Fat: 12.3g
- Saturated fat: 3.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.4g
- Protein: 22g
- Carbohydrate: 31g
- Fiber: 2.9g
- Cholesterol: 48mg
- Iron: 1.6mg
- Sodium: 307mg
- Calcium: 37mg
- 1 pound pork loin or boneless chops, trimmed
- 1 small onion, chopped (about 1/2 cup)
- 2 teaspoons dark sesame oil
- 1/2 cup lite coconut milk
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 3 tablespoons crunchy peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons lite soy sauce
- 1 1/2 tablespoons hot chili sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 10-inch wooden skewers (about 30)
- 2 (8.8-ounce) packages precooked brown rice
- 2 tablespoons chopped dry-roasted peanuts
- 3 green onions, sliced
- Lime wedges (optional)
- Place pork between 2 sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap, and flatten to an 1/8-inch thickness, using a meat mallet or rolling pin; cut into 1-inch-wide strips. Set aside.
- Sauté onion in hot sesame oil in a medium-size saucepan over medium heat 7 to 8 minutes or until onion is tender. Add coconut milk and next 7 ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium low, and simmer, stirring often, 15 minutes or until thickened. Cool 10 minutes. Reserve 1/3 cup coconut milk mixture, and set aside.
- Combine pork strips and remaining coconut milk mixture in a shallow dish or large zip-top plastic freezer bag. Cover or seal, and chill 1 hour.
- Soak wooden skewers in water for 30 minutes to prevent burning.
- Remove pork from marinade, discarding marinade.
- Thread pork strips onto skewers.
- Grill, covered with grill lid, over medium heat (300° to 350°) 2 to 3 minutes on each side or until done. Brush reserved 1/3 cup coconut milk mixture over grilled pork on skewers.
- Heat rice in microwave according to package directions.
- Spoon rice onto serving platter; top with pork skewers. Sprinkle with peanuts and green onions. Serve with lime wedges, if desired.
- Note: For testing purposes only, we used Uncle Ben's Ready Rice Whole Grain Brown.
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We got a fair amount of response to my recent chardonnay smack down.
"Love your column, Gil. But do you have to be so mean to chardonnay drinkers? I love any wine, just as long as it is chardonnay!" said Diane from Stone Mountain.
"What about wines from Chablis for summertime drinking?" suggested Jeff from Decatur. "I love Chablis, when I can afford them." Jeff then went on a lengthy jag about inflated Chablis prices, from which I will spare you.
Now, let's be clear: I adore and respect the noble chardonnay grape. For me, it resides in the Houses of the Holy Grape Varieties, along with cabernet sauvignon, riesling and pinot noir. But, Jeff's comment got me thinking. There are chardonnays out there with summertime appeal.
Wine from Chablis—the quaint town some 60-plus miles north of Burgundy proper—features chardonnay grapes. Their approach, however, is quite different than their brothers and sister winemakers to the south. Where wines from Puligny and Meursault lavish chardonnay with brand-new, $800 oak barrels, Chablis winemakers use virtually no oak. This leaves chardonnay naked, free to express its flavors of green apples, pears and mineral-like aromas it gets from Chablis' Kimmeridgean limestone soils. As Jeff suggests, the lip-smacking acidity and focused, bright fruit flavors make it a bit more refreshing for summer sipping.
More domestic winemakers are seeing the wisdom of freeing chardonnay from the vanilla, buttery bonds placed on it by extended time in new oak barrels. Un-oaked chards, like Mer Soleil Silver, Four Vines and Buried Cane, are fine (and less expensive) tributes to Chablis, where the grape—not the winemaker—is the star.
For more fun info on chardonnays without oak, check out www.unoakedchardonnay.com, a charming site produced by the husband-and-wife team of Tom and Meg Gerrish of Miami.
Gil Kulers is a certified wine educator and a consultant for a metro-Atlanta wine shop. You can reach him at email@example.com.
Note: Wines are rated on a scale ranging up from Thumbs Down, One Thumb Mostly Up, One Thumb Up, Two Thumbs Up, Two Thumbs Way Up and Golden Thumb Award. Prices are suggested retail prices as provided by the winery, one of its agents, a local distributor or retailer.
July 12th, 2011
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We agree about Chablis (how could we not?), but indeed, find that it is miles above our price range. Thank you for thinking of us, Gil! — Regards


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California's state Senate leader on Tuesday urged a possible end to state contracts with Arizona to protest that state's new immigration law.
Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg said Arizona's law is a "gross civil-rights violation" because it requires local police to demand proof of legal status if officers suspect a person might be an illegal immigrant.
The Sacramento Democrat sent a letter to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger requesting collaboration to consider legally breaking contracts until the Arizona law is repealed.
California has prisoners housed in Arizona and energy contracts, among other private and public ties.
"It's a civil-rights issue whenever you set somebody aside because of the color of their skin or where they come from," said Steinberg, who is a lawyer. "And that applies to both legal immigrants, citizens and undocumented immigrants. I mean, how do you define reasonable suspicion? There's only one way under that law. And it's somebody who looks Mexican. Period."
Aaron McLear, Schwarzengger's spokesman, did not rule out the proposal.
"We need to determine how this idea would affect our budget and job-creation efforts," he said. "The governor does not support the Arizona law, but the only real solution is for the federal government to produce a comprehensive immigration policy for the entire country."
Schwarzenegger did tell reporters that he didn't want any California prisoners housed in Arizona returned to the state because he wants to save money on incarceration costs.
Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez said in a statement Tuesday that he was "deeply troubled by the Arizona law because it will ultimately erode the trust between law enforcement and the community that is essential for public safety."
But, he said, "I don't think an official boycott by the state of California is the right answer." Pérez said that while he has supported boycotts as tools for change, he wants to be sure "the poorest Arizonans are not hurt" in this case.
He said Arizona's law will probably be overturned, and that it is "squarely rooted" in anxiety over the economy. Opponents of the law, he said, should work to create jobs and press for federal immigration changes.
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday an immediate moratorium on official city worker travel to Arizona.
Steinberg said he might contact major league baseball teams and suggest they pull out of training in Arizona. He said opponents of Arizona's law should take action – just as white Southerners who opposed segregation took action – and send Arizona "an unequivocal message."
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has said she would not tolerate ethnic profiling. But civil rights groups vowing to sue to stop Arizona's law say it has no safeguards against profiling and usurps federal authority over immigration law.


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I would bet we leave some
I would bet we leave some runners on base in this series.
Nah, I'm not mad at Rob, I
Nah, I'm not mad at Rob, I just think he's being ridiculous. But that's cool.
Regarding the preview...out drinking last night and forgot all about it. Looks like it was good luck for the cubs.


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MECHA: Japanese Politicians Propose Building a Real, Working Gundam for Defense
Yes, the title is correct, and it's way past the time for April Fool's jokes. Japanese Politicians, specifically the Liberal Democratic Party, have considered developing a real life Gundam for national defense when announced on the Japanese Nico Nico video stream (via Kotaku). Could we possibly see the legendary Mobile Suit in the future?
Seems like the Gundam statue built by Bandai just isn't enough, and now the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan, which has ruled Japan since World War II, have decided that building the Gundam would be a viable option for Japan's industry and defense. Tadamori Oshima and Bunmei Ibuki, well known members of the LDP of Japan, have been looking into bipedal robotic technology and that they are "seriously considering" developing the Gundam.
Considering if they built one, one has to wonder how much this would cost. In 2008, the one-to-one scale Gundam statue erected in Tokyo and later on in Odaiba, Japan had cost their government an estimated $725,000,000 for raw materials and parts, and this isn't considering any other moving mechanical pieces if they continue building such a grand machine.
While the politicians haven't made clear whether this project is for replica purposes (which is unlikely), the reason for building a Gundam for defensive purposes (as awesome as it sounds) does sound preposterous with the given situation. For those not familiar to the Gundam universe, the robotic suits (which are called "Mobile Suits"), are powered by compact nuclear fusion reactors, and with the current technology, this sounds even more ridiculous. Could the politicians be looking that far ahead?
While this project could be a start to a real life Gundam in the future, we cannot forget about the economic problems that Japan is currently facing. Japan is suffering from a deep debt crisis, they don't have natural resources, and they are still rebuilding and recovering from the crisis of last year's earthquake and tsunami which really hurt their economy. Their nuclear crisis in Fukushima doesn't help the Gundam's cause either.
Being a Gundam fan, this plan requires some serious thought. I think that although this is any fans' nice dream for having an actual Gundam in real life, it is also a bit farfetched knowing that these politicians are pitching this idea. This plan needs some rethinking, and perhaps more time and discussion rather than using this project as an attempt to "help" Japan's cause for perhaps their tourism industry and defense capability.


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The Spartanburg County Sheriff's office was asking for the public's help in locating a missing girl they believed to be endangered on Monday.
The girl was found a mile away from her home hanging out with friends, her father told FOX Carolina.
Elizabeth Scott, 14, had been missing since 4:30 p.m. Sunday, according to deputies. Deputies said Scott ran away. She was located less than 48 hours later.
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Kevin Bobo, a deputy for Spartanburg County, confirmed that the girl is no longer missing.
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A good point considering what we saw in the BC change over, but maybe we shouldn't be too quick to expect the same. Naxx is getting retooled for the Wrath expansion, we've been told the old 40 man content could turn into new instances, so who's to say for sure and so soon that BC 25 man content will go the way of the dodo.
KateJaneway said...
That's a good point. Blizzard now has experience with designing game content that is going to, at one point or another, become "obsolete". With this in mind, they might be designing with the intention of "downsizing" in the future.
Maybe the big tbc 25-man endgame raids will become very challenging 10-man level 80 raids.
Eternalpayn said...
Naxx is only going level 40 because it fits in with WOTLK lore.


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