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This is a non reserve auction for 3, only one is pictured, Wallace China, Desert Ware, Dessert or Fruit Bowls, in the Tweed Pattern. They are about 4 7/8 inches in diameter. The mark is pictured below. The pattern lines cause my camera to show some m oiré patterns in the picture of the whole Bowl.They are in "Like New" condition except, when you "roll" them in a bright light you can see glaze scratches and t is some light staining on the bottom ring w the plate rests on the table. Please look at my other Wallace China, Desert Ware, Tweed Pattern, auctions. I do combine shipping and will, if you want, use FedEx for heavy shipments, so you can realize substantial savings on multiple wins. To me, "Like New" means t are no signs of use or post-production damage. I believe collectors are aware that years ago even the best companies methods of production were not as advanced as they are now and items were sometimes less than perfect when they were made. To many these imperfections add to the charm and authenticity of an item. Light spots in the pictures are light glare and dark areas are shadows, unless specifically addressed in the description. Unnatural curvature to the outside of some pictures is due to barrel distortion by the camera. I accept PayPal and after it clears my bank, a personal check. International buyers must Payment must be received within 10 days of the end of the auction. Buyer pays all shipping charges. International customers may have to pay additional charges for taxes, duties, etc. imposed by their customs when the item arrives in their country. Insurance is required on International shipments. Insurance is not required on shipments within the United States but, if you do not buy insurance, I am not responsible if the item is lost or damaged during shipping. Unless instructed otherwise I will ship Priority mail in the United States and Air Parcel Post Internationally.
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While many people thought the pick was going to be Johnny Manziel, it turned out the Dallas Cowboys wanted to draft Ohio State's Ryan Shazier. The Cowboys need an athletic player who can play the weakside linebacker. Bruce Carter was supposed to flourish as the WILL linebacker, but his 2013 was subpar to say the least. After the Pittsburgh Steelers selected Shazier a pick before them, madness was going on in the Cowboys' war room. The Cowboys fielded dozens of calls, but no one wanted to trade up.
Dallas' best available player on their board was Manziel, but Jerry Jones said how no quarterback could beat out Tony Romo. That being said, the Cowboys elected to take Notre Dame's Zack Martin. At the Senior Bowl, Martin said how he could play anywhere across the offensive line. NFL Network draft guru Mike Mayock backed up this statement and he said he would thrive at any position on the offensive line. Many have said that Martin is the safest pick in the draft. While he may have more potential than him, Martin is a safer prospect than Greg Robinson. Martin won't knock over opponents like Larry Allen did, but he is a technician and he gets the job done.
Like Travis Frederick, Martin isn't the fastest player, as is the case by his 40-time. But, Martin is capable of getting to the second level of the defense. At 6'4″, 308 pounds, Martin could easily play tackle or guard. From what Bryan Broaddus and Mike Fisher are saying, the Cowboys will play Martin at guard in his rookie season, but he could the starting right tackle in his second season if Doug Free doesn't improve.
With the Cowboys picking Martin, it was the third time in the past four years where they drafted an offensive line. In 2013, the Cowboys drafted Frederick out of Wisconsin after they traded back in the first round. In 2011, the Cowboys drafted Tyron Smith in the top ten. Championships are won in the trenches and the Cowboys have a great foundation in that group. It shouldn't be long until the Cowboys have three offensive linemen in the Pro Bowl.
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ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 10 (UPI) — A 26-year-old Playboy Playmate was arrested at Orlando International Airport in Florida after she tried to board a plane with a revolver, police said.
The gun was discovered in Shanna Marie McLaughlin's duffle bag when it went through an X-ray machine at an airport security checkpoint, the Orlando Sentinel reported Wednesday.
McLaughlin told authorities the .45-caliber Colt revolver, loaded with six hollow-point bullets, belonged to her boyfriend and she didn't know it was in her bag, a police report indicated.
Authorities confiscated the gun and jailed her on a charge of carrying a firearm in a place prohibited by law.
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Former Hornets General Manager and coach Jeff Bower has been hired as the new General Manager of the Detroit Pistons. Bower was GM of the Hornets from 2005-2010. The reactions to the hire appeared to be mixed. Nobody was blown away by it because Bower isn't a huge name but also because Coach Stan Van Gundy has final say on all basketball operations. As such Bower will be doing more scouting and making suggestions to SVG than he will be in decision making.
There was another reaction that was very visible and that was one of negativity. Bower's tenure as GM of New Orleans, except for a couple year stretch, didn't have a lot of success. He's largely remembered as the man that traded away Tyson Chandler and drove Chris Paul out of town. While many of the criticisms towards Bower are fair, he also did a lot of good for New Orleans while he was general manger that has seemingly been forgot.
When Bower took over the Hornets he did so during the Hurricane Katrina disaster, not exactly an easy time. Not even half a year into the job and Bower was tasked with not only rebuilding a struggling team but running an NBA franchise that no longer had a home. Half the fan base was either gone or too busy trying to rebuild a city to even think about attending a basketball game. The argument can be made that Bower didn't have to worry about the logistics because his job was the product on the court, not what was going on outside of it. To say that the distraction of everything going around New Orleans wasn't a distraction personally feels like underrating just how much of a distraction those outside factors were.
The outside factors aside, Bower slowly built a successful team. In 2005 he drafted Chris Paul to put next to a young David West. The next year he traded an aging P.J. Brown along with a young J.R. Smith for Tyson Chandler and in a separate trade got the always consistent Peja Stojakovic. With this core of players, the Hornets remained relatively competitive despite playing games in Oklahoma City, hundreds of miles from their real home. Slowly the team began to improve and after a few seasons of battling injuries, they broke through. During the the 2007-2008 season the Hornets won 56 games and finished one game behind the #1 seed Lakers in the West.
Unfortunately this would be the best this group of players would ever reach. Tyson Chandler suffered a toe injury in the following season that held him to 45 games and took away the team's biggest defensive presence. Without that presence the team struggled and couldn't do any better than 7th in the West. That offseason Chandler was traded for Emeka Okafor and the fall of the Hornets began. In 2010 Bower was fired.
It's clear that Bower did have success while he was general manager of the Hornets. He traded for players like Tyson Chandler and Peja Stojakovic and drafted guys like Chris Paul and built around him and David West. Where most of his criticism comes is that the team was so unsustainable and trading Tyson Chandler.
The Chandler trade in hindsight is really bad. He traded a future Defensive player of the Year for a solid defensive center, but one not as good as Chandler. While Okafor has never been as good as Chandler is at his best, Okafor at the time was much healthier. For a team that was trying to win at that time before Chris Paul's contract ran out, it wasn't the worst move, especially since Chandler only played 51 games the season after the trade.
There's also the criticism that the team he built peaked way too quickly. The problem with this is that the environment Bower was in was never sustainable in the first place. Outside of building a team in a city that was recovering from one of the greatest natural disasters in American history, Bower was working for an owner that was facing money problems and that was never a great owner to begin with. It's extremely difficult to build a sustainable team in that kind of environment. Not only is their pressure to win but you have to do it cost effective. There's no way to know for sure but perhaps another reason the Chandler for Okafor trade was made was so the team wouldn't have to deal out the eventual big bucks on a possibly injury prone Chandler.
Does all of this excuse wrong decisions Bower made? No, not even close. His draft history with the Hornets was suspect at best with some of highlights being Chris Paul, Darren Collison, and Marcus Thornton. Outside of Paul, that is mediocre drafting at best. The draft is a crap shoot but Bower still drafted a handful of high draft picks that didn't remain in the NBA like Julian Wright and Hilton Armstrong.
Did SVG choose the right guy to make his right hand man in making decisions? There is really no way to tell. Bower had a lot of success but with those successes came a fair share of failures. In reality it was hard to judge Bower fairly because he was never in an environment built to succeed. This doesn't excuse the mistakes he made as a GM but it does point to the idea of letting him have time before an ultimate decision is made on if he can succeed in Detroit.
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FORT WORTH, Texas—Carl Edwards looked like he might deny Jeff Gordon his first Texas win while getting his third straight Sunday.
The final pit stop with 30 laps to go changed everything.
The only three-time Sprint Cup winner at Texas Motor Speedway dropped an astonishing 10 spots because of the mistake and was relegated to spectator for Gordon's historic win.
As mad as he looked in the car after leaving the pits, Edwards chose the philosophical route after the race.
"They don't yell at me when I hit the wall, so it's not my position to be mad at them," said Edwards, who settled for 10th. "We just have to do whatever we can to fix it."
Edwards spent most of the day in the bottom half of the top 10 before surging to the front after a restart with about 80 laps to go. He looked a little faster than Gordon when the final caution came out, raising the stakes for the pit stop.
All the crews figured the winner of the pit stop would win the race, and Gordon proved it.
"You never know how the result would have changed had Carl not had his problems," Gordon said. "All I know is we had a great pit stop."
It was still a strong day for Edwards' team, Roush Racing. Greg Biffle took third and led the second-most laps (93). Matt Kenseth also ran strong all day and took fifth. Edwards gave Roush three drivers in the top 10 after the team had just two top 10s the previous three races.
Briefly up frontDale Earnhardt Jr. was out front coming out of a caution about 75 laps from the end, but the lead disappeared in a hurry.
Trying to keep from going two laps down, Kyle Busch tried to make a move and slid up the track. Earnhardt said he didn't hit Busch, but he had to swing way wide, almost into the wall, to avoid contact.
Earnhardt dropped to fifth quickly and later hit the wall. He finished 20th, same as his starting position.
"He had gotten his car a little bit better and saw an opportunity to try to get his laps back," Earnhardt said of Busch. "Tough deal. He races really aggressively."
Earnhardt said he spun his tires on the restart, giving Busch hope for a pass. Trailing closely, Gordon saw it differently.
"I thought he had a good restart," Gordon said of Earnhardt. "It's just that (Busch) obviously came out of nowhere. He just shot up there. It was a big moment that I thought we were going to have a heck of a wreck."
Solid StewartTony Stewart finished fourth, one spot shy of his best with his new Stewart-Haas Racing team. But this might have been his most solid effort.
After starting seventh, Stewart ran in the top five all day and led four times for 16 laps.
"The car owner is happy, the driver is ticked off," Stewart said. "We weren't very good at taking off, but after about 25 laps, we were the fastest car on the race track all day."
More pitfallsPole-sitter David Reutimann knocked himself out of contention about halfway through the race by missing his pit box. The one-lap penalty knocked from the top five to the back half of the field.
Reutimann eventually got the lap back on a caution and finished 11th, but he wasn't a factor again after leading 40 of the first 51 laps.
"A car was coming out of its pit stall and we kind of had to take evasive action there," Reutimann said. "We just spent the rest of the day trying to battle back, and we were able to do that."
Goin' old schoolKyle Busch drove with a throwback Bobby Labonte paint scheme to pay homage to the Texan who used to drive the No. 18 car.
Busch, normally in the yellow M&M's car, drove a green Interstate Batteries car Sunday, just like the veteran Corpus Christi native used to do.
Part of the plan was to honor Labonte's induction this week into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame. An inscription on the trunk made reference to the induction.


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Studio President talks Phase Three.
Irrespective of whether audiences will eventually tire of the seemingly endless procession of superhero and comic book film adaptations, there is no doubt that what Marvel have achieved in only 5 years is remarkable.
Since the release of the first Iron Man movie in 2008, Marvel President Kevin Feige has guided the studio's greatest assets to international brand status, and box office returns of $8.3bn.
With a much anticipated Thor sequel arriving shortly, and the Guardians of the Galaxy, The Avengers 2, Ant-Man and Doctor Strange heading our way, Feige has also been discussing plans for the development of two more of Marvel's cult characters now that the rights for both have reverted to Marvel from other film studios.
"We're trying to figure out what to do with Daredevil now. Punisher could show up at one point. You know, once we get characters back into the Marvel fold we don't want to do something right away, we want to do the smart thing at the smart time."
2003's much-maligned Daredevil was a Fox production that starred Ben Affleck and led to his now infamous quote,
"By playing a superhero in Daredevil, I have inoculated myself from ever playing another superhero. Wearing a costume was a source of humiliation for me and something I wouldn't want to do again soon."
Dolph Lundgren took a low-budget run at The Punisher in 1998 with mixed results, however 2004's darker, grittier version starring Thomas Jane was hugely underrated.
Both characters have a much darker tone than the current slate of Marvel icons. It will be fascinating to see how Feige and his team craft them into the existing Marvel movie universe.
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Best school in the area! Students who attend MFL Mar Mac have the opportunity to learn from great educators in a safe, clean learning environment. This school is always striving to offer the best curriculum and learning opportunities for each child. Some examples include keeping up with technology advancements (every 9-12 student is provided a laptop to assist with their learning experience while middle school and elementary students have appropriate access in the classrooms), providing opportunities for high schoolers to earn college credit by taking advance classes on-site and offering classroom space at the local Wetlands Center to help students connect with the great outdoors. Additionally, this school has excellent facilities, both for classroom learning experiences, and extra curriculars to include both the athletics and the arts. This school recently built an awesome new weight room/wrestling room complex and music addition. They redid the football field, track and baseball field....and now they are building an auditorium with plans to update the gymnasium and commons area in the next few years.
Very bad school!!! There is too much bullying that happens and the school officials do not do anything to stop it. School is supose to be a fun experience, not at this school.
Turn around and run!!!! The special educational department is terrible. My daughter was @ grade level and is now three grades behind after one year. This is the worse school that I have seen in the state of Iowa.
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This was my entry for the SC State Fair 2013 Wedding Pro Division. My first ever cake competition. I placed 2nd. Cake was inspired by the 4 seasons. Starting at the bottom with fall, winter, spring, and summer. I wanted to make people instead of mice, but I was running out of time.
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Patch 5.2 and beyond with Dave Kosak
Read on for some of the details behind the trailer released earlier today, the story in the new patch, daily quest development, scenarios, and even a few hints at what's in store for patch 5.3.
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High and Low: The New Classics, Super Budget Edition
A while ago, we wrote about The New Classics — contemporary designs that remind us of ubiquitous classic pieces, but with new twists that make them unique. We followed that up with The New Classics: Budget Edition, where we searched out lower-priced designs reminiscent of the classics. But we got a little feedback from some of you that even the budget-minded items weren't quite in your price range — so we're back once more, with The New Classics: Super Budget Edition. None of the 'budget' items you see here will set you back more than $200, and most are less than $100.
Of course, we know that it's possible to buy knockoffs of many of these designs (although in many cases even a knockoff will set you back more than our budget selections). The point of this post is that it's possible to find lower-priced pieces that are similar to the classic designs you covet without resorting to knockoffs. Plus, your home will look a little different from everyone else's, and you'll be supporting contemporary designers. (But if for you, there's nothing like the real thing, check out our list of 10 Modern Classics for Under $200.)
Left: Arco Floor Lamp from DWR, $2,950. Right: Marble Floor Lamp from CB2, $199.
Left: Nesting Tables by Josef Albers, $2,100 for the set, from MoMA Store. Right: Neptune tables, set of 2, $199 from CB2.
Left: Eames LTR, $209 from DWR. Right: Magical Thinking Diamond Side Table from Urban Outfitters, $119.
Left: Random Light by Bertjan Pot for Moooi, starting at $642 from DWR. Right: String Sphere Chandelier, starting at $149, from Hangout Lighting on Etsy.
Left: Anglepoise Original 1227 Task Light, $195 from YLighting. Right: Pop Desk Lamp, $89 from Urban Outfitters.
Left: Hans Wegner Wishbone Chair, starting at $599 at DWR. Right: TRENDIG 2013 armchair from IKEA, $89.
Left: AJ Floor Lamp by Arne Jacobsen, $1,098 from DWR. Right: IKEA Stockholm LED Floor Lamp, $99 from IKEA.
Top: Alvar Aalto Tea Trolley 900, $3,350 at 2Modern. Bottom: TRENDIG 2013 occasional table, $69 at IKEA.
Left: Platner side table, starting at $809 from Hive Modern. Right: Threshold Iron Wire Table, $59.99 from Target
Top: Laccio Tables by Marcel Breuer, $789 for coffee table and $558 for side table, both from Knoll. Bottom: VITTSJÖ nesting tables, set of 2, $59 from IKEA.
(Image credits: As linked above)
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Here's another alternative to the Random light, from Canadian retailer EQ3:
http://www.eq3.com/ca/en/p24470/tahsis-pendant ($199!!)
It seems like the cb2 big dipper light is a much closer estimation http://www.cb2.com/big-dipper-arc-floor-lamp/s126317
EQ3, sadly, only ships to Canadian addresses.
I have to say the CB2 floor lamp as a comparison for the ARCO lamp is just ok. The only thing they have in common is the rectangular base. Its worth spending an extra 130 and getting George Kovacs Polished Chrome Arc Floor Lamp. The base is real marble and extremely heavy. In addition its more similar to the original ARCO lamp. I found it on sale for 336 free shipping and no tax. I love this lamp.
I am having a surprisingly intense reaction to this post. I am dying for an Eames LTR table and (for me) the low version isn't the same kind of thing at all because is can't be used as a stool and is both fragile and potentially dangerous (if broken). It is particularly a bad high/low combination because the difference in price is (to me) pretty modest. On the other hand, many of the lows seem like excellent substitutes at great prices.
Usually I would just see this as a post about shopping, but today I am experiencing it as an inquiry into the essence of things, the meanings of alike and different, and the interplay between aesthetics and function.
Thanks for the thought-provoking post!
Those desk lamps are so cute, but they always make me sad!
The string lamp is a suuuper easy (and fun!) $5 DIY, we made these as kids: tutorial here or here.
A slightly cheaper Arco Lamp alternative @ $160 (with more similar shape) - here on Overstock.
Two Ikea task lamps for under $40 with similar silhouettes – "Arod" for $39.99 & "Forsa" for $29.99.
A DIY'd "martini-style" table (a stretch from the wire table in the post, for sure, but reminiscent and really clever!) - http://media.scraphacker.com/2012/07/martini-DIY.jpeg
Alternative nesting tables (could spraypaint the tops of these) - http://www.target.com/p/nesting-tables-room-essentials-true-white/-/A-15024556#prodSlot=medium_4_9&term=accent+table
PS: I appreciate the spirit of the original post, just thought I'd post some alternatives for the DIYers and very low-budgeters :)
IKEA seems to get better and better in not copying, but taking a classic design and running with it and create an affordable version with the same feel. Nice!
Target has a Jumbo Architect Floor Lamp, much like the Anglepoise jumbo floor lamp.
Also, the Eames LTR is currently $177 at DWR, thanks to the annual Herman Miller sale.
I have 2 LTRs and they are super sturdy. I used one for a step stool into my top closet shelf for a while.
Man, of course that table is from Urban Outfitters... I wish you guys had fewer things involving them. That company is kind of ridiculously unethical.
The LTR is cool in the fact you can assort them around and combine them to make a bigger coffee table. E.G. 4 LTRs. They're the perfect fit for the Lounge chair and for the LCW.
I wish they sold the "House of Industry LTR" limited edition LTRS w/ the classic Eames Logo fonts. They're gorgeous.
I like the idea of an arc lamp, but anytime I see a relatively affordable option in a store, the base is positioned under a couch. And from the angle of the base (partly off the ground), it's obvious that the weight of the couch is the only thing keeping the lamp from falling over. This seems to be the case even when the base is made out of heavy stone or marble. Is this weight distribution issue just a problem with the less expensive versions? I can't afford the high end version, but there's no point buying a lower end version if it has a major design flaw...
A good roundup of lesser priced goods, but the LTR table is not so good as I'd prefer the original over the copy from UO.
Here is why. The glass top does not give it any presence, nor weight and the LTR for not a whole lot more does.
And sometimes, the original isn't that much more so might as well save up your scratch and get the real deal IMO.
Besides, not all that is what is called budget means buying with the cash you have on hand, but saving your cash over a short period of time and THEN buy the item with cash (or use your credit card if you must have it NOW, but I'd do this last one only on a very, very limited bases for special occasions and you intend to PAY off that card in a timely manner).
That said, I'd rather find a more affordable version of the arc lamp that is much closer to the real Arc lamp, or simply keep my eyes open for one second hand at a good price.
I get so tired of people karping about $200 for a chair as being not budget, when I know all too well about what it means to have a extremely limited, like non existent mad money budget as I live so close to the edge now as it is, and my rent isn't helping matters, not one bit (not by choice though), though I'm working to fix that by reducing my housing costs (excluding repairs and maintenance that'll be my responsibility eventually), but just the monthly outlay of mortgage, home insurance, and property taxes to start.
The point is, we all can adjust our expectations a bit, and learn to save up for that pricier item, so yeah, $200 can be a budget item when it's a very good, solid chair that'll last you for many years, and often can be worth reupholstering when it needs it down the line, when it could have cost you much more than that, and anything else that is less than $200 is not going to last a long time, then which one is really, and truly a "budget" item? I'd rather spend my hard earned money on a chair that I know I can get years of use out of so sometimes, spending a bit outside of my budget periodically isn't all bad when you won't need to replace the cheap item in 2-4 years for instance.
Modernica's mini wire table is a much better comparison of the LTR and it's $99. And bonus, it's not Urban Outfitters (they are the WORST!)
i would love the Eames LTR with a simple glass top (if an idiot dare tweak an Eames).
I knew there was a DIY on that string lamp, so thanks for posting/linking this. The idea of working around electrical still bothers me, but the project itself looks easy and fun.
Such a great idea! I imagine it made of tempered glass as thick as the plywood with edges polished so they are not sharp.
An alternative to the Anglepoise Original desk lamp is an almost identical lamp I purchased at Home Depot for $20. It work well and looks just as elegant.
I question the "within reach" of the DWR name.
Do tell!
Not all cheap items are poorly made or must be replaced every few years. My parents massive $18 carpet remnant from Home Depot is holding up better than all my friends' West Elm rugs.
@ciddyguy - for many, many people, $200 for a single chair is just not doable. I know lots of people on a very limited income who put any extra money into savings for emergencies, which is then spent on said emergencies (surgeries, vehicle failures, etc). And many don't have ANY extra money after rent, utilities, food, and childcare/medical. While $200 for some may be a furniture investment worth making, others simply aren't able to (or don't choose to) prioritize furniture quality over other things. You could buy a $5 chair from Goodwill every year for 40 years before you even break even on the cost of a $200 chair!
I'd also be too nervous to tackle an actual wired installment - instead, could just use a hanging lantern socket set (like the ubiquitous Ikea hemma cordset), and hang from a hook on the ceiling. This is what we did with several simple lantern shades around the house, since we're renting, and was quick & easy :)
I agree that comparing the Arco Floor lamp to the CB2 lamp is odd. One is beautiful chrome with a great deal of height, and the other is sort of short and black. Other than a curve, in what ways are they similar?
FYI The Eames table is on sale for $177.65 with free shipping!
Why!? is that Arco Floor Lamp $2,950?!
This is not a budget article for my budget so maybe the next article....I like some items, but still...
I rarely consider brand name or designer when choosing.
I consider all else: function, price, design, practicality, color, size, etc.
A few more lighting alternatives...
I recently bought the Chiang Mai Fortress Lamp and its gorgeous!


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The Mikata Buffet at 3201 N.W. Federal Highway in Jensen Beach is a Chinese and Japanese buffet that offers a variety of food choices and prices.(Full review)
This is hands down the WORST restaurant I have ever eaten at in my entire life, and that's saying something because I have been to some funky places.
I'll break this down into different parts.
Food: It was absolutely atrocious. It was overcooked, hard, cold, and tasted like trash. I would rather eat behind a dirty dumpster. My boyfriend and I had about 4 bites and lost our appetites completely. We couldn't even eat at another place after eating here, and then GOT FOOD POISONING! And I don't mean once and we were done; I mean for the entire next day.
Service: Aside from the food, they were terrible servers. After two bites of our food, our waiter asked "How are you two holding up?" with a disgusted look on his face KNOWING the food WAS NOT GOOD. After eating a few bites, we decided to leave and said we would only pay for one meal since we were completely unsatisfied and felt sick after eating the little we did. They gave us an attitude and when we asked to speak with their manager he "disappeared". They didn't know where he went, when he would be back, and on top of that they didn't have his number. When we said we were just going to leave, the waitress scoffed and say "Well I'm not paying for THAT." ... Well neither should WE!
Atmosphere: NOT MUCH OF ONE! And honestly I'm not really surprised that pretty much no one else was there.
Value: The quality of this food is that of 2 week of leftovers, there is no value. It's trash.
Overall, definitely never go to this place. I'm reading some of these other reviews and people are driving 2 hours to this place? Well they must have terrible taste. Don't listen to them. This place is disgusting. It even LOOKS dirty. Another review said "If you don't like it, Sonic is 500 feet away!" Ya, just go there, you won't GET FOOD POISONING.
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A delicious casserole made sprinkled with ritz cracker crumbs and shredded cheese
"When my husband planted eggplants for the first time several years ago, we had no idea how prolific they could be. We shared with neighbors but still had an abundance of the pretty purple vegetables. This eggplant recipe is the one my family likes the best."
- 1 pound eggplant, peeled and diced
- 3 medium onions, chopped
- 1 egg, beaten
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon Black Pepper
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 cup grated cheese (your choice)
- 1 cup Ritz cracker crumbs
- Preheat oven to 350F. Grease a 1 1/2-quart baking dish.
- Combine eggplant and onion in a medium saucepan. Add water to a depth of 1/2-inch. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until eggplant is tender. Drain.
- Combine egg and eggplant mixture in a large bowl. Add salt, pepper and butter and mix well.
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Day 2 - Sunday, 11 October: Half day picking olives at a selected field.
After lunch, political tour and sightseeing in Bethlehem, including a visit to a refugee camp.
Dinner and overnight at Sahara Hotel in Beit Sahour
Day 3 - Monday, 12 October: A tour in the city of Hebron. Visiting the Ibrahimi Mosque, the old city, Ashuhada Street. Lunch. Visiting a glass factory. Free time.
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Day 4 - Tuesday, 13 October: Half day picking olives at a selected field, followed by lunch in the field. A presentation on the refugee questions with BADIL Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugees' Rights.
Day 5 - Wednesday, 14 October: free day.
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One of the messages that Raytheon has brought to Singapore is that the evolving technological capabilities of both air-to-air missiles and fighter radar must proceed hand-in-hand if an operator is to take full advantage of new performance gains. As radar-guided weapons increase in effective range capability, so better radars are required with sufficient performance to match that of the weapon.
APG-63 and APG-70
The U.S. strategic tilt toward the Asia Pacific region plays to Raytheon Co.'s strength in active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, a key technology being used and sought by countries in the region to enhance the capabilities of their legacy fourth-generation fighters.
Saudi Arabia signed a $29.5 billion letter of offer and acceptance (LOA) for 84 new and 70 upgraded F-15 Strike Eagles last week. The deal, which took 18 months to conclude, is by far the biggest foreign military sale in U.S. history.
Citing "industry experts," the State Department claimed that the agreement would support more than 50,000 jobs at 600 suppliers in 44 states. U.S. government officials said it would help ensure secure and stability in the Gulf region.
Production of the Boeing F-15 Strike Eagle is currently due to end next year, after the last of 60 F-15K models for Korea and 24 F-15SG models for Singapore are completed.
Raytheon's Space and Airborne Systems division has upgraded its SeaVue maritime surveillance radar, incorporating a situational awareness package that has been fielded with the U.S. Navy and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency and is now available for export.
Raytheon is currently involved in two major upgrade programs for the U.S. Air Force's Eagle fleet, providing AESA (active electronically scanned array) radars for both the air defense F-15C/D and the multi-role F-15E. Both programs have recently achieved significant milestones.
Raytheon's RACR low-cost AESA upgrade radar for tactical aircraft is now ready for installation in the F-16 Fighting Falcon and awaiting its first order. The sensor draws on the technology used in Raytheon's latest fighter radars, the APG-63 AESA versions in the F-15 Eagle and APG-79 in newer F/A-18E/F Super Hornets.
CMC Electronics and Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems signed a 12-year agreement for the supply of more than 35,000 hybrid microcircuits for active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar systems in the F-18E/F and F-15E. The radar provides targeting and tracking capabilities in the airplanes, flown by the U.S. Navy, Air Force and Air National Guard. Boeing most recently selected the AESA technology for the Air Force's F-15E Strike Eagle.
Raytheon is launching here at Farnborough the latest member of its growing family of AESA (active electronically scanned antenna) radars. Known as the Raytheon advanced combat radar (RACR, "racer"), the new sensor is aimed at both the retrofit market, for aircraft such as the F-16, F/A-18 and others, or for installation in new-build fighters.
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Plate gains
Posted Mar 18th 2014, 10:32pm by Pin Lee
... way, where the fowl is baked and not fried. It is then carved and plated at the table. We liked the duck skin dipped in sugar, which just melted in the mouth. The black chicken with Sichuan ... SENSATIONS Namo serves "avant Thai"- a fusion of Spanish ingredients recommended by chef Alejandro Sanchez from Spain and Thai flavours from chef Wijannarongk Kunchit. The chicken crispy ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1446142/plate-gains
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Fare deal
Posted Nov 19th 2013, 10:19pm by HOWARD MULLER
... Connoisseurs can savour delightful Huaiyang appetisers, such as deep fried enoki mushroom with shichimi (HK$38), chilled chicken in Chinese wine (HK$68) and deep-fried golden tofu cubes (HK$38). ... as the pancakes are too thick. For the main course we went for the half chicken and half-slab ribs with French fries (HK$228) and the New York-style BBQ meat lovers pizza, with pepperoni, bacon, sausage, ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1353383/fare-deal
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Global flavours
Posted Sep 04th 2013, 12:00am by Winnie Chung
... Jalan Alor chicken wings (HK$90 for three) before, the temptation to try the Fatty Crab version was too great to resist. This version was overpoweringly smokier. The seared sea scallops ... uses sugar cane-infused vodka. The food menu is similarly fun and creative. We relished the thin crispy skin, spritzed with lime, of the Vietnamese fried chicken, or VFC (HK$88). The grilled ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1298824/global-flavours
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Skip the buffet
Posted Nov 15th 2012, 12:00am by Lana Lam
... option. The steak tartare (HK$208) is one of the city's finest, while the chicken liver parfait (HK$188) with raspberries worked well. The buffalo mozzarella with vine tomatoes (HK$198) transported me to summers backpacking in Italy. The fish pie (HK$208) was an understated thing of beauty. The Hainan chicken with ginger rice (HK$198) is dependable. The crème brûlée (HK$98) ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1075433/skip-buffet
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Healthy bites
Posted Nov 15th 2012, 12:00am by Bernice Chan
... by the rainbow club (HK$125), a triple-deck sandwich of bamboo charcoal, beetroot and saffron breads holding French ham, cheese, omelette, avocado and roast chicken. Chinese chicken bolognaise (HK$108) ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1075461/healthy-bites
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Food on the go
Posted Sep 10th 2012, 12:13am
... For an alternative bite there is the chicken parma sub (HK$100), which is chicken parmagiano in a sub. There's only one dessert, and the cannoli (HK$35) is a creamy mascarpone indulgence ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1033092/food-go
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Chef's masterpiece
Posted Nov 15th 2012, 12:00am by Bernice Chan
... was removed. Clear double-boiled soup of abalone and Awaodori chicken followed. For sashimi, pieces of stripejack, fluke and tuna were presented with freshly grated wasabi and pickled chrysanthemum. ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1075432/chefs-masterpiece
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Name game
Posted Mar 20th 2013, 12:00am by Bernice Chan
... reasonable prices. The small restaurant has a medley of appetisers in individual portions (HK$108) that include drunken chicken, crispy eel in honey and chilled pork slices with garlic. Steamed crab ... with pumpkin and pork (HK$40) is delicately wrapped in a lotus leaf and tied with a chive stalk. For vegetables, the pea shoots in chicken stock with Yunnan ham (HK$128) is a good choice. Traditional ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1188414/name-game
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Fresh courses
Posted Jun 19th 2013, 12:00am by Bernice Chan
... many items on the menu, and portions are described as "medium" – but we thought they were on the small side. For starters, the chicken liver and onion dip (HK$100) was delicious, with the chips ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1255503/fresh-courses
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Authentic experience
Posted Sep 10th 2012, 12:18am
... robatayaki, including ox tongue (HK$58) and chicken wings (HK$55), and Kagoshima pork (HK$58) with a choice of mountain, plum and ocean salt. The menu also includes hand rolls, noodles, a crispy ...http://www.scmp.com/magazines/good-eating/article/1033095/authentic-experience
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Solidoodle 3 first print out of the box. Everything works but the machine and software will need adjustment.
Solidoodle 3 first print out of the box. Everything works but the machine and software will need adjustment.
Printing with the Solidoodle 3 right out of the box.
Lots of fine tuning still needed on both the hardware and software side. The machine must have been jarred during shipping because the bed was way off. I learned this the hard way when I accidentally hit the wrong button in pronterface and sent the extruder to the right causing a slight scratch in the kapton tape. Fortunately I was able to stop it in time. It has been a couple days since I opened and tested the machine. I need to order filament since the printer showed up earlier than I had originally anticipated. Then I will do a real test and tune.
Solidoodle 3 unboxing. Donatello approved.
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Straight forward hand drawn pencil animation.
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Pictures of my homemade light table. Ten dollar cupboard light and a shadow box from the craft store. The peg bar is the rail from a three hole punch that goes in a binder. Works for now.
Collage Project for my Adobe After Effects class.
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I'm not having great luck getting good photos of this dog. I know the lighting is real bad. But Landry was helping me at the computer tonight, so I showed him how to use Photo Booth even though my office is kinda' dark.
I imagine he'll be in here taking self-portraits while I'm at work, so watch for those…
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So watch you thinking about Shutterfly books on QVC, not all that good of deal, I get better deals as a member, yes these are premade but still…..
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Welcome to the Diamond Edge Figure Skating Club!
It is our mission to provide programs that encourage personal growth and a lifelong commitment to physical fitness through the art and sport of figure skating!
Classes started in Willmar on Sunday, October 12 for Basic 4 Skaters and above and will start on Sunday, November 2 for Snowplow - Basic 3 and New Skaters.
DEFSC offers Group Basic Skills lessons for skaters learning to skate, and also private lessons for skaters in the upper Basic Skills Curriculum and those who have advanced beyond. We welcome skaters from all communities in our surrounding area. Currently, DEFSC is providing instruction to skaters in five different school districts.
Classes are offered on Sundays afternoons, Monday evenings and Thursday evenings. Registration forms are available to download from this website. Please mail your registration form to Diamond Edge FSC, P.O. Box 204, Willmar, MN 56201.
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Classes started in Willmar for Basic 4 and above skaters on Sunday, October 12th. Snowplow thru Basic 3 and New Skaters will start on Sunday, November 2nd.
Updated Thursday, October 30th Schedule
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October 12th - Basic 4 and above classes start
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November 3rd - Monday Classes Start
Thank you to our Instructors, Assistants and Volunteers for their help in a wonderful It's Great to Skate Event on Sunday! A special thank you goes out to Joanne Suchy for all her hardwork making the event a success!!
On Sunday November 16 & December 7th, we have invited a Figure Skating Pro to our arena to provide some additional lessons to interested F2+Skaters. There are only 3 spots available on each of these dates. The cost is $12 for a 15 minute lesson. Due to an injury, the Pro is unable to attend on November 2nd. We will add a third date at a later time. The spots are full as of 10/31/14 - if you would like to be place on a waiting list in case of a cancellation, please contact Beth.
The 2015 Lakes Area Classic Competition packet is now available. Online registration will be available soon.
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Mt. Sherman - South Slope Climb/Ski
Topo of the route (yellow=sled, red=hike, blue=ski):
It had been over a week since I climbed a 14er, so it was time to get out and brave the winds! I've been waiting for a storm to dump enough snow on Sherman to get back to the South Slopes route for some decent turns. The snowfall from a storm Wednesday night started to taper off, so Thursday I figured I would fire up the sled and zip up to 12,900' near the Hill Top Mine to view snow conditions on the South Slopes. Plenty of fresh snow had fallen and the route looked pretty good with the exception of one rocky section below the White Ridge-Sherman saddle.
The forecast for Friday called for highs winds, but sunny. Well, I guess I would have to brave the wind to take advantage of the powder before the snow becomes wind-blown and crusted (getting a bit tired of those conditions). Near 8:00am I returned to my parking spot between the two campgrounds, strapped the skis to the sled, and blasted up to 12,000', just below the gate. I know, I khow "
Bill, using your sled is cheating
!" Hey, I like to climb and ski, not skin 3 miles up a road into 25mph winds. Anyway, it's hard to turn down an easy, 10 minute ride up to 12k. At least I didn't ride all the way up to the Hill Top Mine like I did the day before!
Time to skin:
Looking back down on Fourmile Creek after skinning up just a couple hundred feet (can you spot my "cheatmobile"?):
Ascending to and up the drainage leading up to the South Slopes:
Taken during the ski descent, the next two photos show the route out of the basin and up the South Slopes:
The rocky area that forced me to removed my skis on both the ascent and descent:
Friggin' rocks:
Looking down the slope from approx. 13,500':
The next pitch (before the summit ridge is visible) was wind-blown and solid. I really had to take care not to let the skis slip in this area and took them off for a brief section where it was icy:
Near 13,800', looking over at White Ridge the route comes up from the right:
Approaching the summit (took this photo during my descent):
How were the ski conditions? Varied, with powder that was just starting to firm up on the surface. I only had to walk through the rocks for about 100' below the saddle, and the rest was smooth sailing. I didn't follow the entire ascent route as I was looking for small bowls of powder - here are a couple more shots of ski terrain between 12,900' and 12,400':
If anyone is curious about the snow conditions near the Sheridan-Sherman saddle, on the standard hiking route, here are a couple of photos :
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The St. Louis Blues got Vladimir Sobotka back from a broken kneecap tonight, and he didn't wait long to make an impact. After missing 12 contests with the injury, he slid onto a line with T.J. Oshie and Vladimir Tarasenko, and so far the trio have been dynamite.
They combined for the Blues' first goal and also came up with the second one later on in the second period. Here's a look at the first.
Talk about attacking the center of the ice. Sobotka made no mistake with Tarasenko's slick pass as he sliced through the Edmonton Oilers defense. He deked around Ben Scrivens and made it look easy in the process.
Feed from Tarasenko, followed by an incredible drive to the net by Sobotka, cutting in on RNH and beating Scrivens. #STLBlues
— Jeremy Rutherford (@jprutherford) March 14, 2014
Oshie also tied his career high of 35 assists on the play.
T.J. Oshie records his 35th Assist on the season on the Goal by Sobotka; ties his career season high. #stlblues
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- It's Wednesday and that means it's time to fire up the WINK kitchen. Here today showing us how to make a soy ginger grouper is Chef Jason from the newly remodeled Island View Restaurant in the Lani Kai.
Island View Soy Ginger Grouper
1 tablespoon garlic
1 teaspoon fresh ginger
1 teaspoon allspice
1 teaspoon ginger
1 teaspoon fresh cilantro
1 pinch of sea salt
1/2 lemon
1/2 orange
table spoon of soy sauce
3oz Soybean oil
1/2oz of Olive oil
Sea Salt
Black Pepper
10oz Fresh Flordia Grouper or any Great fish filet you caught in our great waterways
8oz My Sweet Jasmine Rice
4oz fresh pineapple
4oz seasonal fresh vegetable
4oz Chicken Stock
tsb of fresh cilantro
1/2 lemon for garnish
2oz Vegetable oil
1oz rice wine vinegar unseasoned
Combine all marinate ingredients in a bowl and pour over fish.
Marinate fresh in a min of 4 hours in zip lock tight plastic bag
Cast Iron skillet smoking hot!! Object we are trying to carmelize the outside of the fish while keeping the center of the filet moist.
Cook Grouper for 3 min on one side. Carefully turn fish
add 4oz of fresh pineapple and char with fish.
Add chopped cilantro
juice of a lemon.
Serve over My sweet Jasmine rice
Garnish with Lemon and Rice wine vinaigrette.
Would recommend a dry chardonnay like Wente Morning Fog Goes for like 12 a bottle and your neighborhood grocery store.


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Leupold VXIII 6-20x50 vs Nikon Monarch 6-24x50, target dot. Tell me what you like better and why. Discuss. I'm thinking in another year or so of buying one of these. I'm just trying to decide how much money I need to save. lol
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I have a few of both. Leupold's brightness is noticeably better, but the Monarchs are a great bang for the buck. Now, the question is whether or not you want to spend a few hundred dollars more.
If the Leupold is within your budget, then by all means get it. Cabelas sells the scope you listed between $780 and $970 excluding shipping, taxes, etc.
Check out Amazon.com for lowest prices, if nothing else you can get free shipping.
I would suggest looking into the Vortex line of scopes. They make some really nice optics. Here is a link to their website http://www.vortexoptics.com/category/viper_riflescopes
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The San Diego Model Railroad Museum features interactive toy trains, Lionel-style electric trains and a 20-scale mile long rail crossing of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Plus, this museum is the only accredited railroad museum in the entire United States. It is the largest permanent operating model railroad exhibit in North America with 27,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space.
Always expanding and always under construction are new exhibits that are created by local railroad clubs.
Also fascinating is the Toy Train Gallery, which is home to an impressive exhibit of an imaginary town with multiple train lines. The town changes with the seasons; look for autumn colors in the fall and Christmas lights in the Balboa Park in winter. Kids can even operate some of the trains with the push of a button!
Be sure to check out the LEGO Train City and Brick City Kids Zone, open through January 18th. Come to a miniature world made entirely of LEGO bricks presented by the Southern California LEGO Train Club. You'll be amazed at the craftsman like detail of the LEGO Train Layout. Also, on display from the L Gauge Museum is a collection of LEGO toys showing the transition of wooden LEGO trains to the modern day brick trains. This is a World Premier of some of the oldest LEGO Trains in existence. Let your child's imagination come to life in Brick City, an entire room of LEGO brick creativity. Make LEGO art on a LEGO wall or learn how to create your own LEGO Train. Brick City is sponsored by the LGauge Museum
Make sure not to miss a visit to the gift shop, which is filled with a fabulous array of railroad memorabilia for the railroad lover in your life. Their selection of vintage railroad posters is especially noteworthy. And if you are a history buff, their Erwin Welsch Research Library is a must.
The museum and gift shop are open Tues.–Fri., 11 a.m.–4 p.m. and Sat.–Sun. till 5 p.m. Admission is ($8) for adults, ($6) for seniors 65 and older, ($3) for students with ID, ($4) for all military with ID, and free for children 14 years and under when accompanied with an adult. Admission includes access to their railroad history library.
Big attractions here are their themed birthday parties and special events for kids of all ages. Contact Ana Parra (619-696 -0199).
Banquets & Weddings at San Diego Model Railroad Museum
1649 El Prado
Price: Starting at $150


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