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Trying to start learning a programming language, I chose Javascript, since it is the most widely used one. However, the fact that it does not work independently, but only according to its environment, made me drop it. Then, I moved to VBScript, which was nice to see how easy it is, but I realized it is limited: you cannot display date using more than 3-4 formats, while Excel offers you 17-18, and to be honest, I expect a programming language to give you the option to create your own date format.
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Given the fact that it must be able to identify and interact with windows and controls of other apps, with databases, with website elements, etc


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Of Scottish origin but now widely used in the English-speaking world. It is derived from a topographic term denoting a narrow strait or channel and in part is a transferred use of the surname, a local name from the region in Ayrshire so called. As a girl's name it appears to have been largely superseded by Kyla.
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What are you doing for people rated 950 that don't play Alexander?
I get to be the guy last picked like the kid with the broken arm back in school when it was time for Red Rover.
Oh - I'm NOT trying to beat the system - I would sign up for PRO - it's mainly just for the people in AM that would complain if I was their "PRO" partner.
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Many pundits assumed that Ronald Reagan's third choice to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Lewis Powell would not constitute his favorite nominee for the position. Ironically, however, Anthony Kennedy shared a deeper background and association with Reagan than either of Reagan's two previous candidates. Reagan chose Kennedy for the spot only after the conservatism of Robert Bork and the embarrassing admission of Douglas Ginsburg's occasional marijuana use unhinged their respective confirmations. Still, Reagan did not resort to Kennedy out of desperation, but instead turned to him as an old associate worthy of reward. In an age when ideology and influence dominated politics, Kennedy arrived at his prominent position through simple hard work and loyalty. His consistency and competence earned him a well-deserved reputation for reliability among his peers. It also served to advance his career as an attorney and judge. Described as unassuming and friendly, Kennedy has won the respect and admiration of his colleagues over the years. Kennedy often used his personality to win over allies and form unlikely coalitions.
Anthony McLeod Kennedy was born on July 23, 1936 in Sacramento, California. The second of his parent's three children, Kennedy grew up in the quiet Sacramento community that reflected the rural Central California region. Kennedy's father, Anthony J. Kennedy, worked as a lawyer and lobbyist for various businesses. He had a well-established law practice and a reputation for influence in the California legislature. His mother, Gladys McLeod, participated in many Sacramento civic activities. Kennedy attended a local Sacramento high school and Stanford University. He spent a year of his undergraduate studies at the London School of Economics and earned his A.B. and a Phi Beta Kappa key in 1958. After Stanford, Kennedy enrolled in Harvard Law School where he graduated cum laude. Kennedy returned to California after law school and worked as an associate for a law firm in San Francisco. When his father dies unexpectedly two years later in 1963, Kennedy returned to Sacramento to take over his father's practice. That same year, Kennedy wed Mary Davis, whom he had known for many years. Together, they would have three children.
Kennedy spent many years working on the practice that his father had left him. Although he lacked experience as a lawyer, many of his father's important clients stayed with him out of respect for his father. Kennedy's clients soon discovered their new lawyer to have just as much, if not more, legal skills than his father. Kennedy had a talent for socializing and soon made many friends among the influential Californian politicians. He often entertained clients and guests at lavish parties and exclusive restaurants. Kennedy also donated large sums of money on behalf of himself and his clients to various political officials in the state. Through his work as a lobbyist, Kennedy befriended Ed Meese who represented the California District Attorney Association at that time. The two, sharing similarities in age and background, became close friends. Meese left to work for then-Governor Reagan in 1966 and Kennedy continued his work as an attorney and lobbyist. The two men did not lose touch with each other, however, and Kennedy continued to help Meese and Reagan in small capacities. Kennedy also taught constitutional law for a brief period during this time at the McGeorge School of Law of the University of the Pacific. In 1973, Meese recruited Kennedy to help Reagan draft a plan to cut taxes and spending. Kennedy helped draft Proposition One, a ballot initiative to limit the state's spending. He campaigned throughout the state to push the passage of the proposal and his efforts won him Reagan's favor. Despite the initiative's failure, Reagan rewarded Kennedy for his work by recommending him to President Gerald Ford for a vacancy on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Kennedy joined the U.S. Court of Appeals in 1975 as the youngest federal judge of his day. Carter expanded and flooded the Ninth Circuit Court with liberal judges during his presidency and Kennedy soon became the head of the court's conservative minority. In the turbulent and often divided Ninth Circuit Court of that time, Kennedy often held majorities with few dissents. His narrow case-by-case approach and his refusal to resort to sweeping conclusions and rhetoric won him the support of many colleagues. Even his opponents admired Kennedy's well-crafted and thoughtful opinions. When Justice Lewis Powell retired in 1987, Kennedy appeared on a short list of possibilities for Reagan's nomination. Reagan nominated Robert Bork first, but the conservative Bork met fierce opposition in the Senate and ultimately failed to win confirmation. Reagan then turned to Douglas Ginsburg, a judge from the U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia Circuit. Ginsburg, however, withdrew himself from consideration after only nine days when allegations leaked concerning his past marijuana use. Reagan, on the advice of Meese, finally turned to Kennedy to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court. Kennedy's nomination, unlike Reagan's two previous picks, encountered little resistance. Most observers viewed him favorably and even liberals thought of him as pragmatic and fair-minded. The Senate unanimously confirmed Kennedy on February 3, 1988 and he took the oaths of office a few days later.
Kennedy's experience as a federal judge allowed him to make a quick and easy transition to the Supreme Court. Since then, Kennedy has voted consistently with his past record on many issues. He remains conservative on crime issues and still refuses to broaden the scope of his opinions. He has been effective in holding unlikely coalitions on the Court. Rehnquist often relies on Kennedy's ability to build bridges between the Court's conservatives and liberals. In this sense, Kennedy is an important pivot on which close decisions turn. Kennedy has recently become an important part of the Court's growing centrist bloc.
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Sergio Martinez wrote:What is the deal with sign up? Is that going to be up soon?
Sergio Martinez wrote:What is the deal with sign up? Is that going to be up soon?
bwishon wrote:Are we going to play the gold to gold layout both rounds or are we gonna mix it up?
12StonesScott wrote:Round ratings for the scores as posted on the PDGA web site look a bit wack for Rec and Jrs. No rating on first round -- since we played the same layout both rounds, either both should be able to be rated or neither, and I think we're one propagator short of enough for preview ratings to be calculated for those of us who played the silver-silver layout, so my thinking is that there shouldn't be a rating for Rec/Jrs for either. It looks like the PDGA thinks we played the same layout as Int and above the second round.
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After nearly four decades as a state lawmaker, House Speaker William Batchelder has laid down the gavel in the job he had long sought.
Joseph and Marjorie Berger of Alliance celebrated their 50th anniversary with a Family Dinner held at Polinori's after renewal of vows at 4 p.m. Mass at Sacred Heart of Mary Church.
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In "Life for Sale", a concerned citizen investigates the reasons for our ailing national healthcare system. Patients' lives are dangerously risked for profit, and the very ones that we trust, are making a killing from the conspiracy. As the story unfolds, the investigator discovers why no one talks about it.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt and Brian Hallisay in Italy (FameFlynet)
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Jennifer Love Hewitt is most certainly glowing — for more than one reason!
The first photos of the star of "The Client List" have surfaced since her dual announcement last week that she is engaged and expecting her first child. At the end of May, the beaming 34-year-old actress was snapped showing off her large new diamond ring and small baby bump while vacationing in Florence, Italy, with her fiancé and co-star Brian Hallisay.
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Wearing a pink-and-purple floral dress with a gray scarf and black hat, JLH was spotted resting her hand on her beau's chest, which allowed her to perfectly display her shiny new accessory.
The TV star's small bump (FameFlynet)
To draw a little more attention to her jewels, JLH rocked a funky manicure — most of her nails were green, but the nail on her ring finger was painted a glittery silver … perhaps so that the ring wouldn't go unnoticed?
Equally exciting was the mom-to-be's blossoming baby bump. Because her dress was belted, it gave a hint of her new addition that is on the way.
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Hewitt and Hallisay, who smiled and gazed lovingly at one another in the pics, met while appearing in a short-lived show on NBC called "Love Bites." They started dating 15 months ago after they found themselves working together again on their Lifetime series.
They haven't yet announced a wedding date or due date, but can you blame them? They can barely take their eyes off one another.
Meanwhile, Hewitt's ex Carson Daly has spoken out about her pregnancy and engagement news.
"I wish them nothing but the best," he told Us Weekly. "I wish her healthy motherhood too. It's so special. I've been just so blessed and rewarded by having children myself. I lost my dad when I was young, so being a father was always something I really wanted to do, and so it means a lot to me and I'm sure it'll mean as much to her."
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T.I. is the first to admit he's made some iffy life decisions, but following an 11-month prison stay, the Atlanta rapper may finally have his priorities straight. "God, family, hustle -- in that order," he explains in the trailer for 'T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle,' his upcoming VH1 reality series.


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January 29th, 2011
The International Disc Golf Center Presents a fundraiser tournament to benefit the local Columbia County food bank. The Ice Bowl is a nationwide fundraising event that aims to give back to the local communities. This will be a PDGA C-TIER event sanctioned though the charity program.
Registration will be taken though the mail, in person at IDGC, or the day of the event.
Day of registration/check in will start at 9:00am, tee off 10:00am (Headrick Course), second round tee off TBD (Warner Course-short tees)
Please bring non-perishable food items or a $10 donation for the food bank!
Open Division: $35 Amateur Divisions: $25 (includes $10 voucher)
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Aksel Lund Svindal produced a run that had the rest of the field standing back in awe to win the Super G in Val Gardena for his 12th Super G World Cup win of his career. Svindal tore into the course from the top and gradually built a commanding and healthy lead over Jan Hudec who lead and eventually placed second ahead of Adrien Theaux with Kjetil Jansrud in fourth.
Svindal felt that he "had not quite had the perfect run but it was a good run" as he does not feel you will hear a ski racer say that because "snow is different with every turn, you will never do every turn perfect, the ski will bounce a little bit, you might lose the line a little more than you thought because it is a little softer there. Skiing is way to complex to ski perfect."
Svindal said after the race that "I had a good chance today and I took it."
While Hudec felt that without a few mistakes at the bottom he could have been closer to Svindal, he recognised that the HEAD World Cup Rebel was too good on the day for him.
Kjetil Jansrud admitted "it is nice to be in fourth place!" He then added that "I have been doing small steps all along the way, I did not feel so comfortable in Canada and the US. This is way better! I am really happy with fourth place. It would be stupid to be angry for my fourth place especially after the year I have been through. I made a small mistake coming out of Ciaslat; it caught me by surprise; this may have cost me the podium."
Undoubtedly one of the happiest men in the finish area was Hans Olsson as he stormed down the course from a start number of 55 to place 15th. Olsson had a nightmare season last year with injury and spoke after the race: "I was not feeling that good but when it feels like this it is usually fast," Olsson happily explained. "I never felt like quitting but after all the x-rays and they were not so good, I was thinking maybe that is it. I am now just so happy to be here and ski again. 15th is like a victory for me!"
Rainer Salzgeber, HEAD Racing Manager was delighted with the victory for Svindal but that had a few of the other racers not made mistakes, then there could have been more racers further up the results.
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By June Hersh
Nothing says good morning like starting your day with skillet seared spicy sausage, freshly scrambled eggs and authentic refried beans all wrapped up in a flour tortilla blanket.
Side Note: Homemade salsa is fast and easy and oh so delicious spooned over the burrito. By making it yourself you control the heat and the chunky factor. (See pages 256-257)
¼ pound chorizo sausage
In a small skillet, cook and stir the crumbled sausage, over medium heat for a few minutes, until it lightly browns and renders its fat; don't overcook; you don't want to dry it out. Remove the sausage with a slotted spoon and reserve. In the same pan, scramble the eggs, using the sausage fat to cook the eggs. Season the eggs with salt and pepper, reserve. Wipe the pan clean and quickly heat the tortilla, about 15 seconds on each side.
NP-For a non-parve presentation, add your favorite cheese to either the eggs, or sprinkled on top of the finished tortilla. Queso fresco is a good match for the burrito.
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SMETHPORT – A Mt. Jewett couple have entered "no contest" pleas to charges linked with the alleged withholding of food from three adoptive children as a form of punishment.
HAZEL HURST – Hamlin Township has a new secretary-treasurer.
Acting at a special meeting Monday, the township Board of Supervisors voted 3-0 to hire Nicole L. "Nickie" Wheatley Causer of Hazel Hurst for the position.
Leonard Kay Nelson Sr., 87, of 621 Tionesta Ave., died Friday, Dec. 27, 2013 at his home.
He was born May 20, 1926 in Kane to Joseph & Ellen (Hanson) Nelson.
Leonard grew up and attended school in DeYoung, and was an avid baseball player as a young man. In 1947, in Kane, Leonard married Louise Porter. They were happily married for 64 years. She preceded him in death in 2012.
Donald E. Cooley, 76, of 215 Park Ave., Kane, died Sunday afternoon, Dec. 29, 2013 at Sena Kean Manor in Smethport where he resided since last Friday.
A lifelong resident of Kane, he was born Jan. 24, 1937 in Kane, son of John J. and Frances M. Smith Cooley.Â
He served in the U.S. Army for four years during the Vietnam War, then transferred to the Army Reserves. Mr. Cooley then worked for the Hanley Brick Company in Lewis Run for many years. He was an avid hunter with his beagle, Patty, alongside.
Rep. Martin Causer presents a citation from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to retiring Lewis Run Borough Mayor Abbie Montecalvo. Montecalvo is stepping down after 60 years of public service to the borough of Lewis Run, first as a borough council member for four years and then as mayor for 56 years.
ST. MARYS – The St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen ended the EQT Energy Classic Elk County Holiday Tournament with a tough 51-40 loss to the Kane Wolves on Saturday afternoon in a consolation game played at Elk County Catholic High School.
The Wolves held a slim 17-16 lead after the first quarter but then outscored St. Marys 15-9 in the second to go up 32-25 at the half. A low scoring third quarter put Kane ahead 39-29 and they maintained that advantage in the fourth quarter to come away with the win.
ST. MARYS – Kane girls basketball won 42-22 over Ridgway Saturday afternoon in a consolation game of the EQT Energy Classic held at Elk County Catholic High School.
Donald E. Cooley, 76, of 215 Park Ave., Kane, died Sunday afternoon, Dec. 29, 2013 at Sena Kean Manor in Smethport, where he resided since Friday.
Arrangements, in the care of the Ronald McDonald II Funeral Home, Inc. are incomplete and will be announced. Online condolences may be expressed at www.ronaldmcdonaldfuneralhome.com.
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LUDLOW –- The driver of a car that flipped on its roof along Route 6 near Ludlow on Christmas Eve faces fines of $594. An 18-year-old St. Marys residence was not injured in the accident about 2:45 p.m. Tuesday at Route 6 and Wildcat Road near Ludlow.


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David Holland
ACC All-Academic Team (2010)
ACC Academic Honor Roll (2010, 2011)
Career: Notched career records of 29-21 in singles and 56-37 in doubles ... has tallied a 4-5 career ACC singles record and 20-12 mark in doubles ... two career match-clinching victories ... owns one win over a ranked opponent in singles and seven against ranked doubles teams ... ranked as high as No. 64 in doubles for his career ... tied for seventh on Duke's all-time list for most ACC doubles matches played (32).
2009-10 (Sophomore): Competed at the No. 2 doubles position with Dylan Arnould, recording a 13-8 record in dual matches and an 8-3 ledger in ACC play ... the duo was 16-11 overall together and Holland finished the year with an 18-11 record in doubles ... part of a duo that clinched the doubles point seven times ... ranked as high as No. 64 in doubles with Arnould and finished the year ranked No. 7 in the Carolina Region in doubles ... defeated four ranked doubles teams with two wins over top 30 pairs ... won seven consecutive doubles contests from March 26 to April 7 ... recorded a singles record of 13-12 with an 8-7 mark in dual match play and 3-4 mark in the ACC ... competed at the No. 4 and 5 positions primarily ... earned a match-clinching victory against N.C. State ... picked up his first career win over a ranked singles player, defeating No. 119 JT Sundling of Southern California ... posted a 5-4 singles record and 3-3 doubles ledger during the fall season ... advanced to the quarterfinals of the Southern Intercollegiate Championships and made it to the round of 32 of the ITA Carolina Regional before losing to the top seed, No. 16 Clay Donato of North Carolina ... also reached the round of 16 in doubles at the ITA Carolina regional with two wins with Dylan Arnould.
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Due to Olympic Regulations, we cannot disclose the identity of our Rider – Can you guess who it is?
The 2014 Winter Olympics are on and you might be wondering where and when you can catch all of the action. Not to worry, Flow is here to help you out and inform you about the important facts.
What is the Schedule of Events?
The Winter Games are awesome. It's pretty fun to watch most of the events, but the event that we care about is Snowboarding! The Snowboarding events run all week, but here is a brief breakdown of some events:
Men's Slopestyle Semi Final: Friday Feb. 7, 9:30 PM PST
Men's Slopestyle Final: Saturday Feb. 8, at 10 PM PST
Women's Slopestyle Starts: Saturday, Feb. 8, 10:30 PM PST
Men's Halfpipe Starts: Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2:00 AM PST
Women's Halfpipe Starts: Wednesday, Feb. 12 2:00 AM PST
Women's Snowboard Cross Finals: Sunday, Feb 16, 1:15 AM
Men's Snowboard Cross Finals: Monday, Feb. 17, 1:30 AM PST
Men's & Women's Giant Slalom Finals: Tuesday, Feb. 19 1:00 AM PST
Men's & Women's Parallel Slalom Finals: Saturday, Feb. 22, 1:15 AM PST
– For the Full list of all Snowboard Qualifiers and other events click HERE
Where can I Watch?
Technology is a wonderful thing. If you have a smartphone or tablet, you can download the NBC Live Sports Extra App and watch the Olympics Live! When using this app, you simply have to prove that you pay for cable by inputting your cable subscriber and password. The app has all sorts of cool features and notifies the user when specific events are about to start.
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This instructable is for the Snow challenge.
Please vote.
Step 1: Gather Items
A Glass slide.
A Cover slip.
A Piece of cardboard.
Step 2: Put items in freezer
Step 3: Put glue in freezer
Step 4: Catch snowflakes on cardboard
Stand in your doorway to protect everything from falling snow.
Head out with the cardboard and catch a few snowflakes. Get more than 5 so that you have room for error.
Step 5: Put snowflake on slide
Put a small drop of glue into the middle of the snowflake.
Immediately place the cover slip on top of the snowflake pushing down very gently.
There should be a little gap between the slide and cover slip so as to not squash the snowflake.
Step 6: Put slide in the freezer
The glue should dry around the snowflakes while they are still frozen.
Step 7: Take out
The slide looks like this under a microsocpe.
This is my first ible any comments are welcome.
Chill everything overnight instead of just 10 minutes. Try to remember to tap the slide while it has the glue on it because it looks like you have some air bubbles in the glue and it kind of ruins the effect. And use superglue. You need to experiment to find the best one but superglue will work as long as you chill it enough.
I've seen this method described elsewhere a few years ago, the author used superglue (cyanoacrylate) that they kept in the freezer permanently for this purpose.
When I tried using superglue it was too runny and flowed off the slide. It's left me wondering if the Gel-Superglue might be a better option if it's more like the glue you are using.
I'm keen to get Superglue working for this because its reaction with water triggers the rapid setting, so contact with a snowflake will be the perfect way to preserve the structure and details.
Would be interested to know what results other people have with different glues
called Dust Off at office supply stores that's used to blow dust out of office equipment. If you use Dust Off you will have to invert the can to get it to work.
Just spray the side opposite the one you will catch your snowflake on. In
either case don't spray it on your bare skin. It can freeze of your skin.
Be careful with dry ice in an a closed enviroment. As it evaporates it releases
carbon dioxide.
Best regards,
André Serrano from Brazil
if you don't have clear elmers glue you can also use any Cyanoacrylate type of glue (super glue, crazy glue, etc)
Apparently you can also do it like Leonard and preserve it in a 1% solution of polyvinyl acetal resin by dissolving one gram of polyvinyl acetal resin in 100 milliliters of ethylene dichloride
One question though -- at what point did you use the clothes pins?


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Round 14 preview
THE aftermath of Origin is the inevitable let down we get from seeing the mere mortals trundle around the field in their team colours pretending to think they are solely focussed on club duties.
Cayless Hope To Be Fit For Test
FORMER Kiwis skipper and prop Nathan Cayless is confident his arm injury will have recovered sufficiently to give him a chance to regain his spot for the rugby league test against the Kangaroos on July 25.
ESL Friday Results
LEEDS 20-14 St Helens The Rhinos made it three wins out against the Saints in a bad-tempered clash at Headingley.
Return Of The "Mad Dog"
FORMER international winger Adam MacDougall made a triumphant return to the National Rugby League to help Newcastle to a last-minute 32-30 win over St George Illawarra Friday night at EnergyAustralia Stadium.
Bulldogs get the win at Homebush
A sunny afternoon at Sydney Showground and the Bulldogs had a win over the Sea Eagles by 34 - 20.
Eels come home in grandstand finish
THE Eels stunned not only the Warriors but themselves in a thrilling 28-26 win at Parramatta Stadium.
Melbourne end Penrith's winning streak in style
A week after being humiliated by South Sydney, the Melbourne Storm has comprehensively beaten the Penrith Panthers by 32 points to 12. After a big clash in Townsville last week it appears that Penrith just didn?t turn up to play and lacked any sort of intensity. But take nothing away from Melbourne as they hit back with a crushing victory to return to the winners circle.
Storm to capitalise on AFL bye-round with Ticket offer
MELBOURNE Storm will take the unique step of offering a special discount ticket offer to all AFL and AFL club members this week in a bid to stimulate support for this Sunday?s clash with the Bulldogs at Olympic Park.
NRL to investigate Anderson
CRONULLA coach Chris Anderson could find himself in hot water with the National Rugby League tomorrow following allegations he abused referee Rod Lawrence at Toyota Park last night.
Broncos pip Raiders in top of the table clash
IN a top of the table clash, the Brisbane Broncos have overcome a committed Canberra Raiders outfit to win 24-20 at Canberra Stadium this afternoon.
Roosters home by a whisker
THE Sydney Roosters have defeated a gallant North Queensland Cowboys side by 15-14 at Aussie Stadium this afternoon following a field goal from Brad Fittler in the 72nd minute.
Kimmorley breaks jaw as Sharks premiership hopes nosedive
SHARKS halfback Brett Kimmorley has suffered a broken jaw in tonight?s two-point win over the Wests Tigers at Toyota Park.
Cronulla hold out Tigers in ugly victory
IN front of a highly vocal home crowd, the Cronulla Sharks have snuck home to beat a determined Wests Tigers outfit by 28 points to 26. Cronulla were never behind on the scoreboard but had the tenacious Tigers yapping at their heels whenever they slackened off. The game was a scrappy encounter with plenty of handling errors and silly penalties contributing to the frustration of the crowd, who at half time and full time were so abusive that the referee was escorted to the dressing rooms by the Police.
Meli Classed As Dangerous
PARRAMATTA Eels coach Brian Smith is eyeing a shutdown of the Warriors' matchwinners out wide ahead of their National Rugby League clash in Sydney on Saturday.
Eels aren't done. Let's do the math!
AS crazy as it sounds, Parramatta are still an outside chance at making the top eight. I know this theory will more than likely be blown out of the water by the Cowboys next weekend but just hear me out before you think about having me committed.


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Medford, Ore. -- 2 southern Oregon businesses are on the top 10 list for the Best Green Workplaces in Oregon.
The annual list put together by Oregon Business Magazine says the Rogue Creamery in Central Point ranked third, while Standing Stone Brewing Company in Ashland ranked 6.
The companies are rated on things such as, workplace recycling, energy conservation, buying local materials/food/etc., and waste reduction among other criteria.
Ashland's Dagoba Chocolates ranked in 11 place.
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Pearls have always been considered extremely rare and therefore incredibly precious, even in ancient times. 'Angels' Tears or Gems of the Ocean' is a fascinating exhibition featuring both historical and contemporary jewellery demonstrating the diverse and artistic uses of pearls. Visitors have until 27 January 2013 to marvel at the pearl's mystical beauty at the Jewellery Museum in the Baden-Württemberg town of Pforzheim.
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We had been on a small streak of somewhat disappointing meals (the previous day's lunch and dinner), but I was determined to break that streak, and try out some of the great, little-known restaurants, thanks to Chowhounder Silverjay, kamiosaki and others. Having tried out a basic Japanese Ramen chain earlier in the week (and having that surpass all the Ramen I've had back home in L.A.), I wasn't sure how much better it could get. We set out after the morning visit to Asakusa to find Menya Kissou, located somewhere in Koto-ku.
We arrived in Koto-ku, nervous and excited. Thanks to Silverjay's advice, I learned that Menya Kissou is THE #1 Rated Ramen Shop on Ramendb (Ramen Database - a website driven by an *entire nation* of Ramen Fanatics, giving a pretty good picture of what might be good (^_~)), and simultaneously the #1 Rated Ramen Shop on Tabelog (another great customer-driven Food Site in Japan, with great, detailed ratings and reviews).
After walking around the quaint, quiet Japanese neighborhood where Menya Kissou was supposed to be, we turned a corner into (literally) a tiny back alley and saw a line of people. Bingo! We found it.
We arrived early (pre-lunch), around ~11:15 a.m., and in this tiny back alley, in a quiet neighborhood in Koto District, the Ramen shop was already full, and there was a line of ~13-15 people outside! This wasn't some over-popular district like Shibuya or Roppongi, either. Just a small, quiet neighborhood. Upon closer inspection, this Ramen-ya's Business Hours sign was just as impressive: They are open *only* 3.5 hours per day (for lunch), and will close shop even earlier when they run out of their Noodles or Soup! Wow.
Their simple menu belies the greatness within:
On their menu, they serve the popular Tsukemen (dipping-style Ramen popular in Tokyo), as well as having the traditional Ramen and ingredients all in the same bowl. They had a variety of *seemingly* standard toppings (Egg, Nori Seaweed, Chashu, etc.). Menya Kissou seems to be a simple husband and wife operation, with the wife handling all the orders, cash register and clean-up. She took our order prior to us being seated inside. After a little bit of a wait (we didn't mind), we were seated and waited for our order. My Tsukemen arrived a few minutes later:
I ordered it with their Hanjyukku Egg, Nori, and Chashu toppings. By the way, unless you are a *really* hearty eater, I would advise against ordering the Omori (Large) size. It was gigantic, easily the same portion as ~2.5 - 3 bowls of Ramen noodles!
I took some of the handmade Ramen Noodles, dipped it into the fragrant, soul-warming Broth, and took a bite:
WOW. The Ramen noodles were definitely something handmade, having a *gorgeous* texture to them, firm yet supple, having body, yet also tender in many ways. It's sort of indescribable.
The Broth was an interesting, unique broth that paired nicely with the noodles and other toppings. Rich and complex, full of depth. And then the toppings...
Menya Kissou's homemade Pork Chashu is nothing short of ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! The slices of Pork were SO tender, SO succulent, SO flavorful, and SO fresh! Seriously, it tasted like they just finished stewing/cooking it just before serving it in my bowl. I suppose that's the high quality standard you get for only opening 3.5 hours per day. The Pork Chashu was better than all the Chinese-style Ti Pahng (Stewed "Pork Pump") I've had, and that's a fancier dish focused on tender, flavorful meat. Truly amazing.
And then I bit into the Hanjyukku Egg. Prior to this, I had a pretty good Hanjyukku ("flash-boiled"(?)) Egg, which is supposed to be cooked on the outside (like a hard-boiled egg), but have a soft, creamy yolk. But the Hanjyukku Tamago at Menya Kissou was seriously like NECTAR FROM THE GODS. The Egg was perfectly cooked, and the center yolk was like a Savory Nectar of Pure Goodness! I know no other way to describe it except that I've NEVER tasted an egg like this before! It didn't even taste like a soft-boiled chicken egg yolk (I've had plenty of those before), and nothing like Kabuki-cho's Ajisen Hanjyukku Tamago, either. It was mild, yet creamy and delicious! Simply mind-blowing.
Overall, it's easy to see why Menya Kissou has earned the #1 Ranking for Top Ramen Shop in all of Japan on Ramen Database, as well as Tabelog. From the gorgeous, amazing texture of their handmade noodles; the complex, flavorful broth; the super-tender, fresh Pork Chashu that blows away almost every other type of Pork I've ever had; and the Creamy Elixir that is their Hanjyukku Egg, this tiny bowl of Tsukemen equaled (if not surpassed) my meals earlier in the week at the Michelin 3 Star Sushi Mizutani and Michelin 2 Star Ryugin (in a different way). It was truly "Magic in a Bowl." (^_^) Menya Kissou served up the Best Ramen I've ever had in my life. Highly recommended!
*** Rating: 9.9 (out of a Perfect 10.0) ***
Menya Kissou
(Koto, Tokyo, Japan)
麺屋 吉左右(めんや きっそう)
Tel: 03-3699-5929
(According to Tabelog, they are closed on Sundays, and the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.)
re: exilekiss
exilekiss, do u speak very good japanese??
that ramen looks amazing. I really miss ramen. Just wanted to say how welcome these posts of yours are. I'll be back in Tokyo for school in 3 weeks and just looking at your pictures from your food blog is enough to drive me insane right now. I'll definitely have to try this place out when I get back.
Keep up the good work!
re: maetel999
Thanks maetel999,
I just want to give back to all the great Chowhounders on the Japan board. It's all because of all of you that've helped make my Japan Trip so successful and fun a few weeks back. (^_~)
And I envy you, getting to stay in Tokyo for school! Lucky! Be sure to keep me posted with any cool finds you may stumble across. :)
Nice report and pics. Reminds me a bit of Rokurinsha in Osaki- i.e. tsukemen with pork/fish broth. It's worth noting that Kissou is a few blocks from Kiba Station on the Tozai Line, which isn't all that inconvenient a location- particularly if you're visiting the palace grounds and don't want to hunt around Otemachi/ Marunouchi for lunch options.
re: Silverjay
Thanks Silverjay.
Couldn't have found this True Gem without your post! :) Yah, I tried Rokurinsha (thanks to you also :) the next day... review forthcoming.
And thanks for pointing out... I had no idea that Menya Kissou is close by the Japanese Emperor's Palace (BTW, I heard that you can't visit it but twice a year, right?).
But after that awesome Ramen meal, I would honestly take a Train Ride out to Menya Kissou every week if I lived in Japan, it's not that bad at all, and well worth it. :)
re: exilekiss
Im landing in Narita on Friday morning. I'm going to head straight here off the plane, with luggage in tow for my first meal in Tokyo.. :)
re: foreignmuck
Very nice foreignmuck! (^_^) Let us know how it goes.
re: exilekiss
Right, so i headed down here yesterday straight of a 12 hour flight from London. found the place fairly easily, and was suprised (but not surprised) by the length of the queue at 12.15pm. Anticipation was building as i waited for over an hour in the baking sun, with jetlag kicking in (it was about 5am uk time by the time i got in the place!).
As i neared the front of the queue, orders were being taken, and I went for the works - chashu (pork) tsukemen with ajitama (the flavoured egg)..
Dispite being a life long ramen fan,l this was my first time to try Tsukemen and also my first visit to one of the 'premier division' ramen-yas.
Overall, I enjoyed the meal. I can't say i thought it was amazing but that was down to personal taste...
the soup: this was a bit too fishy for my liking. It was more remenissant of an udon or soba soup than ramen.. I can see why Japanese people really dig this style of soup, but personally, i prefer a straight up tonkotsu or a good shio ramen.
The noodles: these were great. just the kind of texture I love - chewy and satisfying. They really reminded me of zaru-udon I used to have at a soba shop I used to frequent in Nishinomiya as a kid. (side note: I was wondering why there is not much discussion about udon and soba on these boards)
The egg v- was very nice. not usually a fan of egg in ramen for some reason (im funny with cold hard boiled eggs) but the gooeyness of this egg was good.
The Chashu- 3 slices came on the side. Now the problem i had with it was fact that it was very cold, straight out of the fridge. I would have prefered the pork not so cold.
Overall i must say although i enjoyed the complex soup and texture of the noodles, I think I prefer standard ramen over tsukemen. the lukewarmness of the food is just not quite as satisfying as a hot bowl of soup, even in the summer.
Looking forward to trying some other joints soon. If anyone knows of any good ramen places in Saporro, please suggest!
re: foreignmuck
Hey foreignmuck,
Thanks for the report back; you're definitely hard-core (straight from a plane to the ramen-ya :).
Sorry to hear about your mixed feelings. The fresh Chashu I had was not cold at all (it was room temperature) and so tender and fresh. Did you enjoy the taste of the Chashu at least? That's one aspect I felt that was truly great (along w/ the amazing quality of their Ramen Noodles, and the Hanjyukku Egg :).
And as you say, if this was your first attempt at Tsukemen, definitely give it a few tries (at various places) to see if you get used to it. It was the first time for Tsukemen for my friend and they had to get used to the mental disconnect / difference with dipping the hot Ramen noodles into the Broth before eating. Once they got used to eating Tsukemen on this trip, the general experience was much better.
Enjoy the rest of your Japan Trip! :)
re: auberginegal
According to tabelog, Kissou is closed on Sundays and (all) Wednesdays.
re: auberginegal
Also, important to note that they're open 3.5 hours or until out of food.
re: auberginegal
Also, important is to note that if you don't go there at around 11 (at the latest) you will wait forever.
re: Scharn
I was there one time at 11:15 am before they open and the wait is 45 mins on a weekday. It is funny that it is mostly man line up at Menya Kissou and it is all woman (OL) line up at the cafe beside it !
re: skylineR33
Flying to Tokyo in July, and I simply can't wait to taste the deliciousness you described. Mouthwatering review exilekiss, thanks! Menya Kissou, I'll definitely be seeing YOU in 3 months! :)


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