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Rich holds a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting and a master's degree in tax accounting from Syracuse University. He is a certified public accountant, licensed in California, and a member of the AICPA.
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This snow-filled winter has been a blessing for Sleeping Giant Loppet organizers.
After years of minimal snowfalls that meant trail groomers had to hand shovel snow onto the course, they can breathe easy knowing that this season the course is covered.
Peter Gallagher, Sleeping Giant Loppet co-ordinator, says the snow has made for excellent conditions at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, which will host the annual cross-country skiing race on March 1.
"Our grooming staff are thrilled to be able to work with this much snow," Gallagher said at the event's media conference at the Kamview Nordic Centre Tuesday.
"It's easy on the equipment and they are tickled about being able to provide the best course they have in years."
Thunder Bay Nordic Trails manager Peter Crooks said the course will likely be in optimal condition when the Loppet begins.
The base of snow is so high that low-hanging branches of some trees have to be trimmed and cleared.
It's a good problem to have, Crooks said.
With just more than a week to go until race day, Gallagher is optimistic registration will exceed the 820 that hit the course last year.
Competitors have a variety of distances to choose from, beginning with the eight kilometre mini Loppet all the way to the full 50-kilometre event.
As per annual tradition, the organizing committee awarded the ceremonial No. 1 bib to an influential member of the Nordic ski community.
This year, they selected Gerrie and Herman Van Duyn to receive the No. 1 and No. 2 bibs.
The couple, who will be celebrating their 46th wedding anniversary on race weekend, are veterans of the Loppet and have only missed a couple in the event's 36 year history.
However, Gerrie thought she would never make it through her first race.
"I remember, (the first time) my husband and I, we were at the 10 kilometre mark and we thought we died and we would never finished, but we did finish," she said.
Since then, they have embraced the sport. Herman played a pivotal role in helping get the chalet at Kamview constructed, and now their grandchildren are growing into avid skiers.
For Gerrie, the best part is the feeling of satisfaction after completing a long ski.
"It feels really good after you're done and you're part of the community. Even a couple of days or weeks after you still have that high feeling." she said
Organizers made one major change to this year's Loppet, announcing that all events would start one hour later than originally scheduled.
The delay comes after a similar move last year due to extreme cold temperatures, which was received favourably by participants.
While it was something that had been contemplated all year, Gallagher said the committee had to wait for a weather forecast to ensure temperatures wouldn't be too warm in the early afternoon.
If the current forecast stands, racers will have ideal temperatures with a high approaching - 10C.
"It gives it a little more time to warm up," he said. "People gave us a lot of feedback that they liked the extra hour in the morning if they have family to get the kids organized and it's a fairly long drive."
In addition to the Loppet, the fourth annual RBC Sleeping Giant Sprints will be held on the evening of Feb. 27 at Kamview.
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Lions 44, Rams 6 (box score)
Ahhhh, exhale. Win number one is out of the way. We know this team is better than the one that went 0-16 but now we don't even have to entertain the misinformed talk that might suggest the Lions could repeat the feat.
With wins so far and few between, Lions fans haven't been treated to a laugher in a couple years. We could break down each play to see what went right and find those times when something could have been done better. I don't feel the need to do that. It feels good to be able to sit back on a Sunday night with the satisfaction of a Lions victory in which the offense, defense, and special teams all played well.
Shaun Hill continued his solid play in relief of Matthew Stafford. He avoided the costly mistakes that were the scourge of his previous starts. How many times have we seen competent backup quarterbacks come in and play well against the Lions? On this day it was our backup that outplayed an opposing team's young franchise quarterback. Satisfaction.
The defense had been prone to allowing big plays. The secondary has been much maligned, and rightfully so, but the defense as a whole has allowed big runs as well. Stephen Jackson ended up with a nice statistical day but the Lions held strong in the most important category, touchdowns allowed. Jackson and the rest of the Rams offense was held to just two field goals. The Lions helped themselves out with key turnovers like their fumble recovery in the red zone, Alphonso Smith's pick six, and Ndamukong Suh's interception of a ball that he batted into the air. Satisfaction.
The Lions' special teams got this game off to a good start with Amari Spievey's recovery of a surprise onside kick. Jason Hanson was a perfect 3-for-3 on field goals including a long of 48 yards. Stefan Logan matched a franchise best with his 105-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Logan's return was especially well timed as it put up a touchdown immediately following a Rams field goal to knot the score at three. The return, coverage, and kicking game was on point today in a way that showed a talent and coaching level not seen in Detroit in a number of years. Satisfaction.
As the Lions extended their lead from comfortable to blowout we started drawing comparisons during the live blog to the Lions' 2007 44-7 win against Denver. That win made the Lion and improbable 6-2, however they would then go on to lose seven of their last eight games. Hopefully much better things follow this decisive victory. Maybe, maybe not, but for now we might as well enjoy it anyway.
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IRVING, Texas – Clay Matthews said it felt like a Super Bowl win. Coach Mike McCarthy said it took him everything not to cry.
There were a bevy of strong words coming out of the Packers' victory after their comeback win against the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium, but the strongest had to do with the Green Bay defenders' opinion of the Cowboys' running game and offensive game plan in the second half.
Nose tackle Ryan Pickett said the Cowboys ran the best zone running scheme in the league, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and that the Cowboys helped the Packers by going away from it.
"The last four weeks, nobody could stop it — their zone scheme," Pickett said, "and they gave up on it. We're just happy they did. We were, like, 'OK, we'll take it.'"
The Cowboys have had at least one player rush for more than 80 yards in each of their last five games, as the offensive line continues to win at the line of scrimmage.
Murray ran the ball 18 times for 134 yards and a touchdown for an average of 7.4 yards per carry Sunday against the Packers. He had 11 carries for 93 yards in the first half, yet rushed just seven times in the second half despite the Cowboys holding onto a 23-point lead at halftime.
Pickett said the Packers watched Murray last week and could tell the running back was "the real deal" and one of the most underrated backs in the league, and he proved it Sunday. The Packers were happy to see fewer running plays in the second half, despite the Cowboys leading until the last two minutes of the game.
Cornerback Tramon Williams told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that the Cowboys run the ball really well against everybody they play, but they never stick with it, and "that's just who they are."
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Cardinal Week In Review 4-14
This is the Cardinal week in review 4/14/14:
First off, this is the first week without 55 in several months but we had a ton of news. We did see our first edition of 4YourInfo by Daryl though. From TrezL to the road sweep of then #7 Houston, here is the week in review.
Men's Basketball:
MontrezL HarreLL has decided to come back for his Junior year. That makes us happy. Wayne Blackshear wiLL NOT leave and both wiLL be captains for next season. I beLieve once Chris announces his intentions that he wiLL aLso be named captain. Here's every dunk from trezL this year…P.S. I know aLL the L's don't need to be capitaLized but who's gonna stop meL?
Read what Steve had to say here
Women's Basketball
Tonight at 8pm on ESPN2, then from 9-10:30 on ESPNU the 2014 WNBA Draft will be held. Shoni Schimmel was one of only 12 people to be invited to the draft meaning she should be a first rounder. All Seniors from this class are eligible for the draft.
55 (Episode 17)
This week…..on 55…..
We talk about huge basketball wins, Women's Basketball advancing to the AAC tourney final, Sr night and the end of 55? And much, much more. Well here we go. Once again, I share with you the 55 most ridiculous things I have heard, had to debate, or just thought about this past week. This …..is….55.
1) For all that have been asking, Mom got out of the hospital this weekend, your prayers were appreciated and mine were answered. Thank you guys so much…..
2) Saturday was Sr night for the winningest Senior class in UofL Men's Basketball history….Thanks go out to each and every one of you guys.
3) Here is a personal thanks to each of you individually
5) Tim Henderson: Wichita…the kid got a nickname! Without a doubt the 2nd biggest inspiration during the tourney run last year behind Kevin Ware. This guy was always underappreciated by the fanbase and always worked so hard.
He got in and extended our title run with 2 shots that will go down in Louisville history. Tim, as one of your biggest skeptics the first 2.5 years I wanna say thank you for all you have done. Maybe this year we can use some more Wichita magic!
7) Stephan Van Treese: SVT, SVB, VAN BEAST, Big Hustle. The man of many nicknames for many UL fans. One of the few guys that I can remember who gave his all every single play. Another key factor to our success. You need a hustle play and he will take care of it for you.
A member of one of the most troubled recruiting classes we have had along side of Swop, Marra & Buckles…Siva was fine as we know…SVT decided to come back this year and make it count and boy did we ever need him. Big Hustle, to you I salute you sir!
9) Luke Hancock: Lukeeeeeeeeeee (11 e's because he is #11, duh) Luke is without a shadow of a doubt the most impactful transfer I can remember with Clifford Rozier being my #1 prior. The guy who single handedly turned around the NCAA title game after we got Spike'd (I still don't believe it).
and just like that, and a Trezl dunk, in a blink of an eye Louisville came back to beat Michigan for it's 3rd NCAA title. Thank you to the M.O.P. of the NCAA Final Four Luke Hancock. After losing his dad and playing for our country this past summer, Luke looks like he's in Luke Tourney form from last year. Thanks again Luke….you will be remembered forever….
UofL Sports Schedule 2/21/14
Here is the schedule of events for Friday February 21, 2014. A lot of action going on in UofL sports, and even some home games if you can make it out!
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Cardinal Athletics: Weekend In Review 10-13-13
Normally I just go over what went on during the weekend, but Thursday night was a great night for Cardinal Football and there were no other sports going on so here we go!
Here is what happened the weekend of Thursday October 10th through Sunday October 13th around CardNation:
On Thursday October 10th:
*Teddy Bridgewater went 21-31 for 310 yards and 2 TD while throwing a very rare INT, only his second of the season in a 24-10 victory over Rutgers. Senorise Perry added to the offensive attack with 13 rushes for 104 yards and 1 TD with his longest rush for 42 yards. Louisville's defense came up huge with 8 sacks and forced Rutgers QB Gary Nova to be….Gary Nova as he threw 4 INT's. Calvin Pryor III led the Defense with 14 total tackles.
On Friday, October 11th:
*In Swimming and Diving: In the first meet of the season, the Cardinals donned pink caps in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and defeated the Xavier Musketeers on the women's side, 195-64 and 189-70 for the men. The Cards won every race.
*The No. 14 University of Louisville field hockey team fell 6-0 to No. 4 University of Connecticut on Friday evening at the George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex. The loss marks the first conference setback for the Cardinals (10-3, 3-1 BIG EAST). UConn improves to 11-1, 4-0.
*In Women's Soccer, Senior Charlyn Corral scored a goal and dished out an assist to lead the Cardinals to a 3-0 win over USF on Friday night in Cardinal Park.
*Janelle Jenkins had 14 kills to lead the University of Louisville to a 25-20, 25-22, 25-19 sweep of South Florida in The American Athletic Conference volleyball action Friday night at the KFC Yum! Center. Maya McClendon added 11 kills and 10 digs. Katie George added a whopping 39 assists
*In Men's Tennis, the Cards went undefeated in singles and doubles on day one of Ohio Valley Regional
Friday UofL sports schedule 2/1/13
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There are plenty of UofL sports in action on Friday, and the day is highlighted by a national power coming into town. Check out the full schedule of events below!
Saturday is a busy day of UofL sports!
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Today is another very busy day for UofL sports! Once again, that is a great thing! We love our Cards and every sport. The highlight of the day is the men's basketball game at noon, but there is plenty more on the schedule!
Saturday's UofL sports schedule!
Although most people will be focused on the UofL football game, there is more than just that going on! Here is the UofL sports schedule for Saturday!
Friday UofL sports recap!
Friday was a busy day for UofL teams. Here is a quick rundown of the action!
Friday's UofL sports schedule!
We all know it is the best time to be a Cards fan. This is a very busy weekend, highlighted by football and basketball. But here is the schedule for today. A huge pair of home UofL games with Volleyball and Women's Basketball! Go Cards!


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LeScarbeau said no other pipes were cut and nothing was stolen.
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Dan calls the fan, and his mom picks up the phone, but is given pause by the area code. "Who does Scott know in Brooklyn?" The dad is revealed, and if you recognized one but not the other it takes both to figure out who they are: the people who lied about Pilot Inspektor, whose name is apparently Scott. The dad answers and tells Dan that Scott can't come to the phone, but his face crumples when Dan tells Mr. Inspektor his name. "He wrote me a letter, so, uh, I guess if he wants to talk, tell him he can... He can give me a call back?" The dad lies and hangs up, and they commence freaking out because, they assume, Scott's figured out about his parentage somehow. She tells him to delete the call, and GG's like, "Here we go."
Serena texts Lily, who's grinning down at Jenny and the gays gobbling balls in the age-old family fun game Hungry Hungry Hippos, which maybe Nate Archibald would enjoy after the age of six but that's it, and Lily gets the message -- that she's en route to Spain, so suck it -- and feels dreadful. Blair and Nate are still kissing at the duck pond, and then it cuts to Chuck in his Burberry pajamas, looking over at Vanessa who is totally putting her dress back on from last night. Awesome! Looking delightsome and sleepy, he congratulates her on trying to sneak out before he wakes up, and she's like, "This never happened, and I am filthy now in my soul, so you can't tell anybody." He kisses her, as long as they're keeping secrets, and she is helpless before his charms, and even GG is like, "Don't do it, Vanessa!" But she totally says her lie again from last night -- "This is just between us. It means nothing?" -- only now she's hoping it's true. Nothing means anything. That wasn't the Blair he wanted. He agrees, and they are surprisingly sweet together, and the music goes dissonant and wild. XOXO, and I'll see you in two weeks.
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For the past week i have been scratching my legs and sides up so bad that i have sort of a rash there (and a few scabs). I always take really hot baths so thats the problem right there. Its very dry out and cold now and my skin is just really dry.
I have like 3-4 pimples on my back right now but i am not worried about it. I am just tired of tearing my skin up itching so badly cause of the weather.
So putting on hydrocortisone cream hasnt really helped me... i decided to buy some Olay body wash (purple cap) which is for dry skin (intense moisture). I used it tonight and wow its very rich and creamy and smells nice. I also bought some Jergens non scented body moisturizer.
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Today my legs, and sides look a whole lot better. I am seriously trying to stay away from really hot baths in the wintertime. So far so good *keeps fingers crossed*
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This stuff is awesome. I know I cant use this in the summer when its really hot but for now its great. I recommend it to anyone... its called Olay Complete (with the light purple cap). I am no longer itching.
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Most un-Chowhoundish OC Restaurants
- kingkong5 Feb 28, 2007 02:07 PM
In a style similar to the "worst restaurants of LA" thread, I was wondering what places you feel are the most un-Chowhoundish in Orange County. I think calling them the worst restaurants is a little too harsh - if they're still in business then they must be doing something right.
But there are some restaurants that just rub a chowhound the wrong way, be it the way the food is prepared and presented, or the service. So, fellow chowhounders, protect me from walking into a restaurant I'll be disappointed in. Which OC Restaurants should we try to stay away from?
re: Das Ubergeek
Oh, I'm dead seious but then again, I never step foot in Taco Mesa or any of the so-called "Fresh Mex" places. I'll take my Mexican food the authentic way.
Mi Casa in Costa Mesa. Highly overrated Mexican food. When I went several years ago, I ordered a standard combo plate. Nothing good about it, the rice and beans were pretty bland, the enchilada was pretty tasteless. I use the SuperMex chain as my standard for Mexican food, and SuperMex is vastly superior in every way.
Looks like the prices at Mi Casa are higher, too, with all of their combo plates over $10 now, at least according to their website.
re: Wonginator
Quick story...went there with extended family who live in the area (and LOVE Mi Casa) and the waitress gave my then 2 year old a glass of milk. My daughter took one sip and put it right down. A few minutes later my daughter had a bite of very spicy salsa so I grabbed the milk to help cool down her mouth...well, she spit that sip right out. I then sniffed the milk and it smelled HORRIBLE (and was warm)!! We told the waitress and she said, "Oh yeah, another family mentioned that too"...could not have been less concerned. We should have at least had my daughter's meal comped! Never going back there!
re: Wonginator
I agree about Mi Casa. I went there with some friends after reading rave reviews -- it was horrible!
re: Wonginator
I live blocks away from the Newport spot, dont bother.
re: Wonginator
I've eaten at the Costa Mesa location on Placentia a few times and thought it was acceptable.
re: Mr. S
We like the CdM location very much for price & quality. BTW, they are opening a new one in Laguna, right across PCH (south) from La Casa de la Camino Hotel (what used to be the Little Shrimp years ago & I'm spacing on it's most recent name....) Got to admit, the last thing Laguna needs is another Mexican restaurant.
re: torta basilica
In my opinion, Taco Mesa is quite good. Especially when there are other well-known restaurants in the area, such as El Ranchito, Baja Fresh, or Las Brisas that I feel are ESPECIALLY unchowhoundish! But I have had an affinity for Taco Mesa since my teenage years - so I am undoubtedly biased. :) Someone should also define chowhoundish...
Gypsy Den. I wanted to like it because of the "Friends don't let friends go to Starbucks sign." It's nice that the staff is friendly and will let you loiter, and the options seem somewhat vegetarian-friendly. But I was disappointed when I first went in and every time since when I've tried to give it another chance.
There just appears to be no chef involved in designing the menu or preparing the food. Whoever is in charge has no particular respect for food (no appreciation of how best to prepare it, how to serve it, what combinations are complementary or the opposite, appropriate portion size for side dishes or melted cheese topping, etc.). I know Gypsy Den doesn't claim to be fine dining, but there are plenty of places who do a lot better without charging any more. And it's really not that cheap, given what you're served.
re: ksabbeth
gypsy den isn't even a restaurant though. it's just a little cafe, or at least it was last time i was there and admittedly that was a couple of years ago.
re: choctastic
It actually IS a restaurant, but at times it doesn't have full sit-down service.
I've been going to Gypsy Den for over 10 years and sadly, I have seen a decline in the service and quality control there, since it recently changed hands. I believe the owners sold it? Not totally sure.
However, the dishes you can ALWAYS rely on are the veggie lasagne, ice blended banana mocha and their tuna salad sandwiches. I also LOVE their adobe stew.
It may not be catching any stars on the Michelin ratings, but it is healthy, delicious food you can eat fairly quickly when you don't want to eat at El Pollo Loco or the other corporate chains in the Costa Mesa area.
re: OCGirl
omg, yes! made for families that can only spend $10 or less per adult. They might as well drop it across the way at Curry House for something more worthwhile, right??!!??
re: brekkie_fan
sometimes you just gotta have spaghetti curry
re: High Maintenance
I have been to El Campeon, but it was years ago. I remember thinking it was decent.
re: High Maintenance
Both El Campeon's are good.
re: High Maintenance
I like Taco Bell more than I like El Cholo...a lot more.
re: cdmedici
Wahoo's quality definitely went downhill after they opened up multiple stores. I still like their onion rings though. Their grilled fish tacos are generally pretty safe. What did you have that's bad?
re: notmartha
I usually get the blackend grilled fish tacos. I then ordered the Wahoos salad a couple of times. The lettuce was still wet. Like really wet. Get a salad spinner or something. Same thing the next time. Today I ordered the Wahoo Bowl w/ blackend fish. The fish was so dry and overcooked it. They do not even give you a knife to cut it. I was wrestling it with my fork. For the money I should of gone to my favorite Vietnamese joint down the street in Tustin.
re: cdmedici
That's too bad. I would just take it back. Didn't have the problem (usually have fish tacos) but will stay away from the salads based on your experience
Beyond the obvious chain restaurants, the worst without a doubt that I had the misfortune of trying is Golden Star Chinese Restaurant on Whittier Blvd in La Habra.
It was a throw back to the pseudo-chinese from 30 or more years back. Sweetened black tea, dishes served on silver pedestral dishes, american-chinese dishes like almond pressed duck that tasted like syrupy toasted bricks. It's astonishing considering Rowland Heights is a hop-skip away over the hill.
El Cholo is horrible. I've had really good experiences with El Ranchito in Santa Ana. I love their chicken soup.
Taco Mesa is a chain of sorts but I think they're all owned by the same family. And I've never had a problem with their food; I suppose it depends on what you order. I like the seafood enchiladas and the whiteboard specials.
However, the service at their Lake Forest location can be inconsistent. If I'm on my way home from work, wearing a suit, they're attentive/respectful but if I stop by on a Saturday in shorts and flip-flops, I'm (sometimes) completely ignored-almost snubbed. And then when they finally realize that I'm ready to order, they seem to act like they're doing me the hugest favor in the world (snooty sighing and little or no eye contact). I don't get it...
The guys at the Orange location are always pleasant and cool to me though.
re: StivKaye
Oops. I guess the location I was referring to is actually in Mission Viejo.
re: StivKaye
Have to jump into this old thread to defend Taco Mesa. Actually, I was searching for reviews of Avila's El Ranchito because my wife wants to got to the one in San Clemente tonight).
We used to live near that MissionViejo Taco Mesa and I never EVER had a bad experience there...... except once, when they had run out of limes, and that was the only problem. At Taco Mesa you go up to the counter to order and we never had even a serious delay unless the line was long and someone was asking lots of questions. Their location in Ladera Ranch is just as good. Almost sounds like you're talking about a different place, though I suppose there's always the possibility of an off day or a staff problem on a specific day.
re: Midlife
["At Taco Mesa you go up to the counter to order and we never had even a serious delay unless the line was long and someone was asking lots of questions. Their location in Ladera Ranch is just as good. Almost sounds like you're talking about a different place, though I suppose there's always the possibility of an off day or a staff problem on a specific day"]
Yes, I'm quite familiar with their ordering process and this was actually the 'salt in the wound', for me. [And no, it was not a different location.]When it's quite evident that you're patiently standing/waiting (to order) in front of the register and the seemingly two available young workers act like they're too cool to even look at you, it isn't exactly the best feeling in the world. This only happened to me twice but I'll never forget. On both occasions I was dressed in beach attire and I'm pretty sure it was the same two employees. Perhaps it was some freaky random fluke but it was off putting, nonetheless. And I chose not to make any kind of stink about it because that's just not my style but I did make a mental note of the incident.
I've never had any other types of problems of any sort with this establishment. In fact, it's not even an issue anymore as I've moved away from San Clemente so I generally frequent their CM and Orange locations when I crave their grub. I will continue to be a loyal customer.
And I don't harbor any significant grudges for those aforementioned young workers. When I was in my late teens, I went through a phase where I acted similarly. However, I never even thought of acting that way at work [especially with a customer]. I suppose everyone's different; for whatever reason(s), some people draw lines and others don't. It could stem from their upbringing but who knows?
re: StivKaye
I always feel badly when a spot I think is terrific is found lacking by someone else. All I can say is that I've been to the very same Taco Mesa location possibly 50 times and never had a service problem. If anything, by the way, the service seems a little less friendly when one of the owners is there. Probably gets the rest of the staff nervous.
It's not like I've never had that same 'can't be bothered to interrupt my conversation for you' lack of service elsewhere. Just not there.
Have to agree that El Cholo is no bueno! I have one coworker who defines Mexican food in terms of El Cholo, with that as the pinnacle!?!?!
Since this thread got re-opened, I'm going to jump in here and say that, chains aside, it's a toss-up between two places in downtown Fullerton: Ziing's and the God-awful Tuscany Club. Whoever wrote the recipes at Ziing's apparently learned to cook Chinese from someone with a terrible sweet tooth, and the Tuscany Club has so much attitude that even though the food is middle-of-the-road, it'll be a cold day in Hell before I set foot back in there.
re: OCBites
Interesting that you should put Beachfire on your list. We've been to the San Clemente location several times and always found the service to be quite good, though I think the food is rather ordinary and over-priced. The menu reminds me very much of Cheesecake Factory which, though it's a chain, does a better job in my opinion.
re: OCBites
Oh, I wasn't really thinking of the beach cities -- gotta add Spark, Chimayo and Mosun Sushi, and second Las Brisas.
I really despise Ho Sum Bistro. I can affirmatively say that I had the worst meal of my entire life there. It was so bad than when the food came out I had to force myself to take a bite. My tastebuds confirmed what my eyes had seen. I immediately requested the check, paid, and ran out the door, never to look back.
I may be causing some ruckus...but....Pacific Whey is not all that and a bag of chips. The Bakery items are excellent...but the pancakes, salads, and sandwiches are nothing to write home about. Champagne Bakery is another...both places the food is fair, service not great, but boy...always full of people. I keep thinking maybe its me...but every time I've given both places a chance I am disappointed in the flavors of the food.
re: Pinkwasabi
I'm usually very happy with their food, but their prices are ridiculous for a basically self-serve, self bus, get your own utensils, etc. kind of place.
Just because it's a chain doesn't mean it's "worst" or not potentially houndish. However, IMHO two offenders worthy of special (notorious) mention are Buca di B & Cheesecake. Wolfgang P Cafe is on the edge of mediocrity if not already there. Market Broiler is one big yawn. OTOH, chains with a modicum of socially redeeming value include Z Pizza, Cal Pizza & Claim Jumper, but even then ya better be pretty selective when ordering.
Weighing in on other nominees already mentioned, Taco Mesa rocks, what's not to like? OTOH, the chows at both Las Brisas & El Cholo are a disgrace. Avila's competes for the same dishonor. Wahoo's is on a downward spiral.
re: bernardo
I don't mind Buca, just the one near me is on Harbor and, yeah, tourist central with all the attendant service woes.
Let's add Eurostation at the Block. The food's mediocre, the fry sauces all taste like salt, and a crepe takes an hour.
re: bernardo
I actually like Buca's Margherita pizza.
A chain I don't care for is BJ's Pizzeria.
Wow, this is an old post resurrected. I'd have to say Bluewater Grill. I've ate at their Lido Island and Costa Mesa locations, a few times for some reason, and both were horrible. It's a shame because there are some restaurants that you really want to like whether it be location or general vibe of the place. But I've given it enough chances and won't go back there.
re: 1000steps
Guess I'm lucky, but out of dozens of meals at the Lido location, I've only every had 2 that were bad - and they were both off of the 'fancified' part of the menu. I usually order the mesquite grilled fish - swordfish, halibut, etc. & am rarely disappointed.
re: torta basilica
Me too. My wife and I go about four times a year and always enjoyed it except when we went for happy hour. We ordered off of the bar menu. Bad idea. Stick to the regular menu.
Sarducci's in San Juan Capistrano. I had just about the worst salad ever there. Thought the menu was pretty mediocre overall.


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AndroidPIT Forum - Thread "Some Korean reviewers...?" This feed contains the most recent forum posts at www.androidpit.com in the thread "Some Korean reviewers...?". urn:androidpit:forum:thread:c7263ae8ce127ec783e927affbcb0da1 2012-09-14T17:01:21Z 2012-09-14T17:01:21Z Some Korean reviewers...? Megsy Morgendorffer urn:androidpit:forum:post:310681550e9b82ea56df7d31c7f8ce1d 2012-09-14T17:01:21Z 2012-09-14T17:01:21Z Hi guyz,

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. labor groups will fight any attempt by President Barack Obama to strike a deal with Republicans for approval of a free trade pact with Colombia, an AFL-CIO official said on Wednesday.
"It's our position that Colombia still has quite a long way to go to really tackle questions of violence and threats of violence against trade unionists," said Jeff Vogt, deputy director of the 12.2 million-member labor federation's international department.
"I think we'd be vociferously opposed (if Obama submitted the agreement to Congress). Colombia continues to be such a bad actor on the labor and human rights," Vogt said.
Since his Democratic Party lost control of the House of Representatives and a number of seats in the Senate, Obama has come under increased pressure from Republicans to submit for congressional votes three trade deals left over from former President George W. Bush's administration.
Many -- but by no means all -- Democrats also want Obama to move forward with the three pacts.
Obama has responded by negotiating changes in the South Korea agreement to address U.S. auto industry concerns, and by telling Congress in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday he wanted that pact approved "as soon as possible."
He also mentioned his interest in finalizing two other trade deals with Panama and Colombia, but offered no timetable for action on the pacts.
The vague reference to the two Latin American agreements was enough to unsettle critics of the pacts, while stirring criticism from others who want Obama to show stronger leadership to win their approval.
"Frankly, I am disappointed by the lack of an action plan or commitment to move the long-stalled Colombia and Panama trade agreements," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp, a Michigan Republican.
"Our free trade agreements with Colombia and Panama were signed more than 3 1/2 years ago, so it's extremely disappointing the president did not lay out a timeline for submitting them to Congress," echoed Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat.
But many rank-and-file House Democrats strongly oppose the Colombia agreement. They and the AFL-CIO, America's largest labor federation, say Colombia has not done enough to stop the killings of labor unionists and to prosecute those responsible.
Colombia's new president, Juan Manuel Santos, has at least "toned down the extreme anti-union rhetoric" of his predecessor, Alvaro Uribe, Vogt said.
U.S. business groups and other supporters of the U.S.-Colombia free trade agreement argue that Colombia is a much safer country for union workers and all its citizens than it was before Uribe took office in 2002.
They note Colombia is a stalwart U.S. ally in a region where some leftist leaders, such as Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, are open foes of the United States, and argue the trade pact is needed to prevent U.S. companies from losing sales to competitors in Europe and Canada.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, noting the support of more than 1,000 companies and business and farm organizations, said in its blog on Wednesday, "The White House just needs to take a deep breath and move forward" with the pact.
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Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 03:30 PM #1
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Order of the Stick 859: Smoked
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Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 03:39 PM #3
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That is the coolest spell effect I've seen, and by a large margin.
Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 03:52 PM #4
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Yay, Durkon kickin' butt!
I bet he rarely gets to use that spell, what with Belkar hangin' around.
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Its effectiveness implies Durkon's higher level than the enemies. I never liked the spell, since it seemed like it was designed just to be used by high-level NPCs on the party. PCs who are fighting major villains get no benefit from it.
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I believe Jim Carey in The Mask said it best, folks...
I wonder if it was just good look that kept Durkon's new found friend out of the area of the smoke effect.
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Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 04:14 PM #7
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I'm not sure that all the Linear guild is affected (I'm pretty sure that "Thog" will be unaffected in fact), but Zz'dtri and Sabine are monstrous races with LA, the flying kobold seems to be the cohort of Malar (and may have LA too) and so at least 3 members of the Linear Guild have fewer HD than the caster and will be affected.
And if Nale is the same level that our favorite dwarf, he will be defeaned for some rounds, while seeing nothing in the smoke : not the perfect situation when a fighter who really appreciates to fight you is in the area !!
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Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 04:20 PM #8
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My guess is that Qarr ended up behind the wall due to the obvious hassles of the banishing side-effect (best to just avoid him getting hit). And I'm betting Malack was put there to hide (for now) that he's not actually evil, and is in fact actually true neutral like he claims to be.
Just my opinion anyways.
Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 06:06 PM #9
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Word, dude.
And as for banishment, it could be bye-bye Sabine for the next day or so.
Thursday, 26th July, 2012, 06:28 PM #10
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I forget sometimes that Sabine's a succubus. It'll be interesting to see if she gets banished or not.


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Jonathan Pinson was chairman of the South Carolina State University Board of Trustees when he engaged activities that led to dozens of federal criminal charges filed against him.
The question that needs to be answered is if his position with the board made him a public official. To Pinson's attorneys, the answer is no.
On Thursday, the defense brought up no witnesses in his defense and attempted to convince the judge to throw out much of the government's case against Pinson after prosecutors opted to rest their case. Likewise, the attorney for Eric Robinson followed suit.
However, Judge David Norton disagreed keeping the bulk of the government's case in tact before ruling on the public official question.
It wasn't a question that the jury would have to answer. In fact, the members were sent out for the day and scheduled to return on Friday. They will be reminded that Pinson and his co-defendant did not have to offer a defense to the allegations leaving the jury to focus almost on the prosecution's case.
What the jury has to work with is extensive, lengthy testimonies from several people who worked closely with Pinson on development projects only to find themselves charged with and pleading guilty to a range of crimes.
Among those witnesses was Florida businessman Richard Zahn who made it clear Wednesday that he considered the Porsche Cayenne SUV he promised Pinson to be a payoff for Pinson to convince the trustees to agree to buy property that Zahn was attempting to get rid of.
In addition to more than a week's worth of live testimony, the jury also must consider comments contained from over 100 wiretapped phone conversations between Pinson, Robinson, Zahn and others.
The recordings span over 120 days in 2011 have Pinson and Robinson discussing financial favors for various officials, profits for themselves and using expletives to describe the people around them.
The defense's strategy also signals that there will be no testimony from Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin or councilwoman Tameika Isaac Devine. Benjamin was mentioned prominently because he was a friend and business partner to Pinson.
More than likely, closing arguments will take place on Friday.
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GETTYSBURG, ADAMS COUNTY—An Adams County man is found guilty of first degree murder in the November 2010 shooting death of Pa Wildlife Conservation Officer David Grove. The jury, six men and six women, brought in from Lancaster County, deliberated less than an hour Tuesday morning before returning with a verdict. They found Chrisopher Johnson, of Carroll Valley, guilty of first and third murder, prohibited possession of a firearm, possessing a firearm without a license and possessing an instrument of crime.
The same jury is now being ask to consider whether Johnson, of Carroll Valley deserves the death penalty.
"You only know him by the worse actions of his whole life. But he's more than that", urged William Miele.
The prosecution counter: "He is a convicted killer. His presumption of innocence is now over." uttered District Attorney Shawn Wagner.
The penalty phase of the trial went into recess at 2:30PM Tuesday and will resume Wednesday morning.