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I have a bunch of blogs that are on the 2.3.3 branch using Subversion. I can't update these blogs because 'svn update' gives an error like this:
svn: Can't copy 'wp-includes/js/jquery/.svn/text-base/jquery.js.svn-base' to 'wp-includes/js/jquery/.svn/tmp/jquery.js.tmp.tmp': No such file or directory
When I do 'svn status' I see that, indeed, there is a file missing (and this is on ALL of the installations, so it is a repository issue):
~/www/blog2]$ svn status
? wp-config.php
? .htaccess
! wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js
? wp-content/uploads
I can't seem to fix this issue and it also breaks my attempts to switch to the 2.5 tag! Help?

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What happens when the lights go out in New York City? In the case of the upcoming FX drama The Strain, it means a terrible plague is about to be unleashed, as you can see in the new promo spot below.
Based on the vampire novels by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan, the thriller follows Dr. Ephraim Goodweather (Corey Stoll, shown in the photo below with Mia Maestro), head of the Centers for Disease Control's Canary Team in New York City, as he's called upon to investigate a mysterious viral outbreak "with hallmarks of an ancient and evil strain of vampirism." As the strain spreads, Eph, his team and everyday New Yorkers wage war for the fate of humanity.
Executive produced by del Toro and Carlton Cuse (Lost, Bates Motel), who serves as showrunner, the series also stars Sean Astin, Kevin Durand, David Bradley, Natalie Brown, Jonathan Hyde, Richard Sammel, Robert Maillet, Jack Kesy, Ben Hyland and Miguel Gomez. The Strain premieres in July on FX.
looks interesting though the wait to see del torro magic on a tv show is going to be a long one since this thing does not hit till summer.
Well I'll be missing this just like season three of AHS: Coven, as FX is becoming renowned for being extremely crappy and stingy with online streamed content and I only watch programs online. Get with the times FX, more people are watching shows online now than on TV cable subscriptions.
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Hi, How do I remove the header from all my pages EXCEPT for the home page?
Hi, How do I remove the header from all my pages EXCEPT for the home page?
Just remove the following code from the theme page (i.e. single.php, page.php, etc) that you want it removed from:
<?php get_template_part( 'slider' ); ?>
It should be near the top of the page.
It is not a good idea to "just remove" code from templates - as those changes will be lost when the theme is updated.
@Lumee2 - if you're still looking to do this, you'll need to start by making a Child Theme - http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
also, please post a link to your site.
I will have an update with on/off switch for inner pages in few days.
It would be good. I'm waiting for that update. It's an excellent theme.
I also am looking forward to this update. Thank you so much. This is a wonderful theme.
Ok its available now, you can turn it on/off in home/page/post/archive templates.
Thank you show much!
That's great! Thanks!
I am embarrassed to say, But I can not find the on and off switch you are speaking about???
click on "Header/slider settings" tab in theme options page. Below the 2 thumbs, you will see a section called "Slider settings"
There seems to still be a problem in 1.0.6.
I have the Reading settings to point to static pages; 'home' for the front page, and 'news' for the posts page.
If I have the theme set only to "Show slider on homepage", the slider still shows on the news page.
Also, the "I will use Custom Header" doesn't seem to work reliably. I had it working, but then set it back to the slider, and now setting it back to custom loses the header on the page(s).
WP is 3.5.2, btw.
Fixed the issue with header showing up on blog page, update should be available soon.
custom header obeys the header settings, if you have turned header/slider off in pages, neither header or custom header will show.
Update is available now with a fix.
Thanks; it works as expected now!
Hi, I have the opposite problem.
I switched off the custom header from my home page. But it still shows up, as a blue strip running underneath the menu bar.
Is there a code I need to remove or something?
@jonokto: If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic. This topic references an old version of WordPress.
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"I was molested." (I don't know maybe this is a very valid excuse but I know 2 people who were molested as children and they managed to bf)
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What annoys me the most is "My husband didn't want to share them (breasts), he wanted it all to himself" : :
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"Breastfeeding twins will be too much work. I want to bottle feed so my 2yr old can give the babies bottles while I nap"
Originally Posted by JamesMama
"I was molested." (I don't know maybe this is a very valid excuse but I know 2 people who were molested as children and they managed to bf)
Originally Posted by JamesMama
"I wasn't able to bf #1 so I don't want to make him feel like I love him less if I bf #2" (Yeah, I've actually heard this one.)
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We have a 2 YO taking care of twin babies while mom naps?? Isn't this a bigger issue than BFing...?? :
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Yup. I'm not one to wave a mommy penis around and try to get into peeing contests with it....but that woman isn't the most stellar mommy on the planet....
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"I don't have to, and no one better try to make me, especially the nurses in the hospital"
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"He just sucked all the milk out of me."
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I'm not a frequent poster here and probably won't be welcomed back after saying this, but geez, ladies, this is one mean-spirited thread. Instead of getting all high and mighty about other mother's excuses for not breastfeeding, how about some thoughtful responses to those excuses that might help moms make better choices for themselves and their babies? People accuse the media of creating the "Mommy Wars," but here it is, in black and white, produced by and for mothers themselves.
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ohh..just thought of another one
my nipples are too big for his tiny mouth
(the l&d nurse actually told me this with my first)
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Get caught carrying an illegal gun. Get 3 1/2 years in prison.
Advertising Agency: DraftFCB, New York, USA
Executive Creative Director: Rodd Chant
Art Director: Daniel Shapiro
Copywriter: Rodd Chant
Photographer: Julian Wolkenstein
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Published:June 2007
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shady jakeJun 19, 2007 - 13:17
The exact same execution as an adidas ad a couple years ago.
puppiepoppyJun 20, 2007 - 2:41
Gosh, with only 3 and a half years in prison, I don't think any probono campaign can help the problem! 3.5 years for those who knows they're breaking the law is just like a walk in the park!


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this forum should have a 'like' option like they do on facebook for good posts :)
Type: Posts; User: LaKeRs824
this forum should have a 'like' option like they do on facebook for good posts :)
artest isnt putting those numbers on our team because we dont need him too, ya hes off to a rough start but hell be fine...every 3 artest has missed has been in n out, and his defense is amazing thus...
this preseaon is killing me, i want the dam season to start already
riley and scott r my top two choices
lmao no need to hate brotha, u can get ur tickets too from places like viptickets.com :)
I just ordered tickets for the home opener vs the clippers, and im pretty much 100% sure that this is the game our lakers receive the rings and the banner is dropped but i wanna be assured by other...
i had to pay 209 bucks for 100 dollar tickets (2x$50), but it was for the home opener and they do get their rings that day so its worth it...laker tickets r impossible to get, u gotta pay extra to...
amen brotha.
explain to me how the spurs r the team of the decade
the lakers have more titles, a better head-to-head vs the spurs, more finals appearances, a better playoff record...while we were rebuilding we...
i love this guy, cant wait to get the show started
i am on it, but when i saw them on sale at those websites i was a bit thrown off lol
oh ok, appreciate it bro
every where i look, like lakers.com, ticketmaster.com they say the tickets go on sale on the 3rd with..with special presale on the 1st and 2nd of october...
but i look on some websites like...
im thinking you were being sarcastic, but if you werent i think martin will fit right in with the espn nba cast.
!.) says stupid ****
2.) hates the lakers
3.) the first two are good enough...
does this guy have a mute button? everyone on that nuggets team needs to hush up, they remind me of the queens cuz they make the playoffs then we eliminate them every dam time lol...another person...
i didnt mean literally, im extremely proud of pau and his spain team...one hell of a year for him winning the nba title and the euro titles and also gettin the silver in the olympics
congrats pau! glad to see its over though, if pau got injured all hell wouldve broken loose here in LA.
id much rather have heatley on the kings, but marlue would be a great addition to our young core....i hope this deal does go through
i love this guy
New couple alert!
Khloe Kardashian is dating Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom, People has confirmed.
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no one is higher than a 6 out of 10, and im being generous
Which lakers player has had the single most impact on the organization?
The 80s and 200s bought a lot of joy to lakerland, and also many titles
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The Golden Door Awarded 64th Mostra's Diamanti al Cinema
After its glorious triumph of taking six prizes at last year's Venice Film Festival, drama feature "The Golden Door" again got awarded for another big honor at this year's event, also known as Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica di Venezia.
The Emanuele Crialese-directed film was bestowed the Diamanti al Cinema (Cinema Diamonds) for best film late Sunday (Sept 2), giving it the rare distinction of being honored in consecutive years at the festival. Announcement was made during a gala black-tie dinner at the Des Bains Hotel in Venice, Italy.
Meanwhile, most Diamanti al Cinema awards went to Italian drama "Saturno contro" as it took home all the major acting kudos while leading helmer Ferzan Ozpetek to receive that for best director. Winners were chosen based on the vote by moviegoers at more than 500 cinemas around Italy. Over 25,000 votes were collected this year, for which any film released for the 12-month period ending in March was eligible.
Launched in North America on May 25, 2007, "Golden Door" concerns a family's migration from Italy to New York during the beginning of the 20th Century, holding within them a dream of the land of opportunity, where giant vegetables are grown, people swim in milk, and coins fall from the sky. Don Luigi, the character portrayed by Vincent Schiavelli, initially was supposed to be major in the picture, but following the actor's death, it then was changed to be a supporting character only.
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The install seemed to go okay, but now when I use the post editor images that are aligned to the centre all appear to the left. One image does not show up in the editor at all. EDIT - in fact others too...it appears images that are aligned to the right disappear from the editor.
Is this a theme problem or has the update broken things ?
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Tested a UNIX hosting account at gate.com. It doesn't look like a Windows account supports MySQL at gate.com.
Assume domain is called mydomain.com
Assume username is michaelh and the password they assigned my username is ABCabc123cba
Here's my wp-config.php settings:
define('DB_NAME', 'michaelh');
define('DB_USER', 'michaelh');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'ABCabc123cba');
define('DB_HOST', 'mysql.mydomain.com');
Other notes:
Had to activate the MySQL database but the database name and database user was assigned by gate.com. I could change the password for the MySQL database, but as initially created, it used my username login password.
phpMyAdmin is not provided by gate.com. They direct you to http://www.phpmyadmin.net to download/upload/configure phpMyAdmin on your own (like you would do with WordPress).


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1. In November of 2009, the McStay family had purchased a home in Fallbrook, California.
The McStay couple moved in with their two sons and their dogs. They were in the middle of remodeling and settling in.
2. During the first week of February, the home was found as if the family had disappeared into thin air.
Family members started to realize there was something wrong when they weren't able to contact the family of four. They realized the McStays had been missing since February 4th. Their dogs had been left in their yard for a few days, and food was left out in the kitchen counter, as if they left in a rush or intended on returning. No forced entry was found.
3. Joseph and Summer McStay
Joseph owned a company that designed interior decorative fountains. Reports later showed that in the past, Summer had changed her name twice. The media blew up the information which lead many to believe she was behind the mystery, but there was no evidence to prove that was relevant to the case.
4. Joseph McStay Jr. (Age 3)
Friends and family described the McStays as happy and free spirited people.
5. Gianni McStay
Officials released fliers and asked Mexican authorities to search airports, bus stations and other major transportation areas.
6. February 8th, 2010 -Their car was found, abandoned.
Their 1996 Isuzu Trooper was towed from a parking lot near San Ysidro, CA. This location was only two blocks away from the Mexican border.
7. March 5th, 2010 - a video was released.
It was a video of a family of four crossing the mexican border. San Diego deputies suggested it was possibly the missing family. The video was dated February 8th.
8. April 9th, 2013- Investigators announce that the McStays left to Mexico voluntarily.
After three years of an intense search with hundreds of tips, the case was now closed. Investigators announced that they believed the family in the surveillance video crossing the border were the McStays. Many argued that it was too unclear to tell, so they continued their search, but it was ended on April 9th, 2013.
9. November 11, 2013 - Human bones are discovered in the Mojave Desert.
A motorcycle rider discovered bones, but wasn't sure if they were animal or human remains. He reported it to the authorities. Investigators found two shallow graves with two human remains in each. Four days later, it is verified that they are the remains of Joseph, Summer, Joseph Jr., and Gianni McStay.
10. RIP McStay family
The statements above are a combination of reports I've read while following the story the last 3 years. There we're many assumptions and accusations, but all theories aside, whoever did this had the unforgivable ability to harm children. The McStay family says they don't have much faith in law enforcement, but they hope justice will be served.
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Walmart's Cyber Monday Sale Includes PS4 and 3DS Deals
The retailer known for bringing out the best in humanity is back with yet another big video game discount. This time, it's for all you people who don't feel like venturing outdoors.
The retailer known for bringing out the best in humanity is back with yet another big video game discount. This time, it's for all you people who don't feel like venturing outdoors.
THIS is why I don't go anywhere near a store on Black Friday. Although it's seen every year, the behavior of some people continues to amaze me. The fighting, the swearing the pushing; all to save a few bucks on television, a memory card or a piece of lingerie. Is it really worth all that for a materialistic item?
Check out how the top retailers are competing for your holiday dollar.
As you know, today is "Black Friday", the official start of Christmas shopping and the busiest shoppding day of the year. But why do they call it "Black Friday"? I don't ever hearing that term when I was growing up in Utica.
Black Friday has become such a crazy filled news day of shoppers practically killing one another of electronics and great deals. Here's a list of the most violent stores out there for Black Friday shopping. This list was created by the website "Internet In Your Area".
Black Friday is drawing near, which means you should really go shopping before the mayhem begins to load up on armor, cleats and fierce determination that will serve you well while you're scouring the shelves for the perfect toy at rock-bottom prices like a hunter searching for fresh food in a post-apocalyptic world where chaos reigns supreme.
Game Stop's Black Friday deals have been leaked on BFAds. Find out how easy the retailer will go on your wallet next week.
Wondering when all those big stores will be opening and offering those massive discounts this Black Friday?
Walmart didn't feel that its Black Friday deals were enough, so it decided to add in some pre-Black Friday deals to blow away its rivals.
The best of the best Black Friday 2014 offerings all collected in one place just for your shopping convenience.
The Black Friday discount machine keeps on rolling, as Walmart has revealed what it plans to mark down as part of the biggest shopping day of the American Year.
Best Buy has just released its catalog of deals for their Black Friday bash and with it tons of deals on games, consoles, accessories, figures, and even eshop cards.


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Birkbeck College Rooms
This year SOAS is again using some teaching rooms in Birkbeck College.
Whilst we know it is preferable to hold all classes within SOAS, the limited size of our estate makes it sometimes essential to use rooms elsewhere.
The rooms we are using are situated in 30 Russell Square, 28 Russell Square and in 43 Gordon Square.
For Term 2 we are using two new rooms:
GOR218 and GOR321
in 43 Gordon Square.
If you are unsure of the location of these buildings please Click here to download map
Birkbeck rooms all have fixed PCs, data projectors or LCD screens, multi-region DVD players and internet access.
The process for using the AV and IT equipment in these rooms is as follows:
- Those teaching in Birkbeck rooms will be sent a special user name and password to log into the PC.
- Please run any presentations directly from the memory source rather than saving to the desktop.
- If you have any problems with the AV or IT equipment at Birkbeck please phone 020 7631 6220 or ext. 6220 from the phone in the room.
In case of emergency please call 555 from the phone in the room or 0207 631 6000 from a mobile.


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I'm not sure if it is a problem with some of my other plugins, but when ever I activate the plugin usage, or the theme usage plugin it takes down my whole network.
HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.
As soon as I remove the files it all works again. I do have a plugin management plugin installed in /wp-content/plugins. Not sure.
Thoughts? What can I do to troubleshoot? I love your plugins.


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Get ready for sticky fingers and sweet tastes at the Little Italy Mercato! Peaches are in full force, find just the right ones for you at Smit Orchards and Lone Oak Ranch. Grab a handful of white peaches and puree them for a classic bellini; pick up prosecco at Filippi's or Mona Lisa in Little Italy and snag a basket of ripe rasperries from Pudwill Farms.
Take a dozen donut peaches home, you'll eat half of them on the way. With the rest, halve 'em, grill 'em, slip the skins off and rest on a plate of fresh burrata from Taste Cheese, then drizzle with honey from Mikolich Bees, crimson raisins from Smit Orchards and toss with almonds from Hopkins AG. Spoon that warm mixture over fresh burrata from Taste Cheese for a delicous, decadent brunch dish.
Make a peach trifle like this, substituting brioche from Belen Bakery for the pound cake and layering with slivered almonds from Terra Bella Ranch and raspberry jam from Jackie's Jam! Or just pick up a few yellow peaches, grab a napkin and devour as you shop the market! Peach out!
Get fresh figs from Polito Farm and Pudwill Berry Farms at the Little Italy Mercato this Saturday! Use black mission figs from Pudwill and fresh chevre from Nicolau Farms in this fig and goat cheese bruschetta, or make a classic Sicilian caponata by mixing figs with eggplant from Vang's Farm or Suzie's Farm. Adriatic figs from Polito Farm have a pale green skin and a bright pink, almost strawberry colored flesh; they're especially sweet and perfect in desserts. Combine them with anna apples from Terra Bella Ranch and almonds from Hopkins Ag in this fig and apple tart. Ripe figs have a short shelf life, so plan to use them within two or three days; but we fig-ure they won't last that long once you taste them!
The distinctive fragrance of fresh cilantro fills the air around Valdivia, Vang's, Maciel, and Gilbert Quintos' farm stands at the Little Italy Mercato. You've probably used cilantro in salsa made with tomatoes from JR Organics or in guacamole with avocado and limes from Heritage or Paradise Valley Ranch, but it's also delicious in summer fruit salsas; try it with nectarines from Lone Oak, cantaloupe from Kawano or pluots from Smit Orchards. You'll want to grab a big bunch if you're making ceviche from Poppa's Fresh Fish.
Cilantro is native to Europe and was popular in medieval cooking, but fell out of fashion there in the 1600's. It's now most closely associated with Asian and Latin American cuisine, but it was once key in Italian cooking, and cilantro pesto actually predates the basil version that we know today. Pick up some chandler walnuts from Terra Bella Ranch and parmesan-reggiano from Taste cheese and try it out for yourself, tucked into quesadillas or tossed with Assenti's pasta.
Ruby red rhubarb from Gilbert Quintos Farm adds a dash of color to the Little Italy Mercato farmers' market this week. Look for long, thin stalks that resemble celery but with a characteristic crimson color and large, red ribbed leaves at the end.
Botanically speaking, rhubarb is a vegetable, but it's often regarded as a fruit due its sweet-tart flavor that makes it a favorite in desserts. It's traditionally known as "The Pie Plant" because of its popularity as a pie filling, where it excels alone or in combination with strawberries from Kawano or JR Organics, or apples from Smit Orchards. It's also great in Susan Russo's Rhubard Crumble using Pudwill berries, tarts, muffins, or a cheesecake made with fresh quark from Springhill Cheese Company.
You'll find everything you need for a magnificent Easter brunch or dinner at the Little Italy Mercato this Saturday. Begin with an appetizer of grilled asparagus from Suncoast Farms topped with a perfectly poached quail egg from Spur Valley Ranch, and a salad of Sage Mountain Farm's organic greens, just picked strawberries from Kawano Farms and Nicolau Farm's fresh chevre. Fill the bread basket with fresh-baked hot cross buns from Bread and Cie or Belen Bakery, brioche from Patisserie Soleil and croissants from Loic Patisserie.
Pick up potted basil, mint and parsley from Rivera's Treasure Garden to make a super fresh salsa verde to spoon over grass fed lamb chops from Son Rise Ranch. Bring home honey from Mikolich to thicken a Lone Oak Ranch pomegranate juice glaze for a locally raised ham from DaLe Ranch. Polito Farms has tiny potatoes to roast alongside.
Paradise Valley Ranch has beautiful hand woven Easter baskets and they've already hard-boiled your eggs; the various breeds of hens there and at Schaner Farms means pretty colored eggs so there's no need for dye! Or pick up a Wheat Grass basket from Suzie's Farm.
Buy a box of Caxao Chocolates' exquisite truffles, and add treasures like lavender sachets from Keys Creek or colorful toys from Casa Artelexia to make baskets for all ages. Don't forget flowers to give your table a special touch - JR Organics and Maldonado Growers have beautiful Calla Lilies and Hidalgo Flowers and Dram and Echter have gorgeous bouquets ready to grab. Hoppy Easter to all!
We're making a slew of slaws from the fresh, crunchy vegetables at the Little Italy Mercato farmers' market this week. If you think of cole slaw as a bowl of limp cabbage swimming in vaguely mayonaise-y dressing, you've been missing out on some great spring salads! Almost any of the fresh produce at the market can be made into a slaw, which is nothing more than fresh, raw fruits or veggies sliced thin and tossed with your favorite dressing.
Stop by Suzie's Farm and Smit Orchards to stock up for carrot-apple fennel slaw. Lacinato kale from JR Organics, an avocado from Gilbert Quintos, and toasted almonds from Hopkins AG combine in this kale slaw. Make up your own recipe using broccoli, cabbage or kohlrabi from Vang Farms; create a dressing of artisan oil and vinegar from Gianni's, citrus fruits from Paradise Valley Ranch, and Mikolich honey. Or use local olive oil from Marion's pastured eggs from Schaner Farms if you really like the mayonnaised version. Just make sure everything in your recipe is fresh and local - it's the slaw of the land!
The most popular orange in Italy, the blood orange or arancia rossa is also a favorite at the Little Italy Mercato and you'll find them at Lone Oak, Gilbert Quintos, Schaner farms, Rancho Mexico Lindo and Polito Family Farms this time of year.
Blood oranges have a reddish tint on their peel, but it is the bright crimson flesh inside that gives the fruit its frightening moniker. The flavor is a sweet-tart sensation with a hint of raspberry, and it adds an attractive splash of color to many sweet and savory dishes. Toss blood orange sections with your favorite greens (we like dandelion leaves from JR Organics), fresh chevre from Nicolau Farms and a little basil; dress with blood orange vinaigrette, of course, with olive oil and balsamic vinegar from Italianissimo.
Mix blood oranges with fresh fish from Poppa's Seafood and cilantro and onion from your favorite farmers for a spectacular ceviche. Use them to pep up any fruit punch or sangria, or substitute them for other citrus in your favorite pie or tart recipe to make a striking desert presentation. We like this amazing almond tarte with blood orange compote. If you have an ice cream maker, blood orange sorbet is an exquisite treat not to be missed. Blood oranges ripen only in the spring, so don't miss out on your chance to enjoy them; pick some up at the Little Italy Mercato this Saturday!
San Diego doesn't have much of a winter compared to some cities, but the nights are still cool this time of year and it's a great time for roasting winter vegetables in the oven. FInd my favorite, Brussels sprouts, at Suncoast Farm at the Little Italy Mercato. Grab some sweet yellow onions from Schaner Farms. The sprouts are rumored to be loaded with healthy glucosinolates and other things I can't pronounce, but I eat them because they taste good, and they taste even better with bacon from DaLe Ranch.
Fry up a couple slices of bacon, barely trim the ends and then cut the sprouts in half, slice the onions, and toss sprouts and onions in a little bacon fat before roasting them in the oven at about 300 degrees until they turn soft and begin to brown. Sliced shitake mushrooms from Kawano Farms' booth or candy stripe beets from Maciel Farms make great additions, just roast them together with the other vegetables. Leave the oven door open to warm up the house while you enjoy the sprouts as a side dish, or maybe over some fresh pasta from Lisko Imports as an entree. If you don't dine on swine, skip the bacon and use a little California olive oil from Marion's Olive Oil.
Another way to warm up with sprouts is to add them to soups or stews; they add a great flavor and a little crunch to any potato soup. Roasted sprouts are also a fantastic item for dipping in fondue, and Taste Cheese just got in some great Alpine cheeses if you're considering that route. When the evening chill creeps into your house, don't say brrr, say brrrussels sprouts!
Rev up the romance at the Little Italy Mercato Farmers' Market with everything you need to start your Valentines' Day celebration this weekend! Treat your love to a delicious Sunday brunch, and don't forget to stash some goodies for Tuesday.
Get in the mood on Sunday morning with gorgeous berries from J.R.Organics, Kawano Farms or Pudwill Farms. Scramble farm-fresh eggs from Schaner Farms or Paradise Valley Ranch, and warm croissants from Belen Bakery or Bread & Cie. Squeeze the dozen plump oranges you grabbed from Lone Oak Ranch or Polito Farms and brew your favorite coffee beans from Café Virtuoso. (If it was us, we'd grab a bottle of Prosecco from Filippis and use some juice and raspberries to make pretty mimosas.) Put out the gorgeous Coeur Fleuri you got from Taste Cheese. Finish your beautiful brunch setting with an orchid in your sweetheart's favorite color from Encinitas Orchids or Orchidanica, and you'll be well on your way to creating a romantic Valentines' Day this year. Stained glass heart cookies from Patisserie Soleil and gooey gluten-free bars from Olive Oil Café for dessert will melt your darling's heart.
Post-brunch or saved for Tuesday, jewelry is always a welcome gift! Select a hammered heart pendant from Lizzy B's Vintage Jewelry or copper heart earrings from Angel Me. Choose a handmade paper card from Irrobat, and a carved ceramic heart from Fair Trade Décor at the top of the market to build just the right gift for your beloved.We have a great gallery of other ideas here.
Of course you can't have Valentines' Day without savoring something sweet! While you're at the Mercato don't resist picking up Caxao Chocolate's new 'French Kisses'… dark chocolate liquid caramel mixed with chili and covered with a layer of rich dark chocolate. You know the way to your partner's heart is gift boxes from Sea Salt Candy Company or Eclipse Chocolat. To satisfy your gluten free honey's sweet tooth pick up a bag of gluten free Red Velvet cake mix from Sustainable Pantry, bake, decorate and serve before dinner.
Don't forget a bouquet of fresh cut local flowers from Hidalgo Flowers, Maldonado Growers or Dramm and Echter, and firewood from Gilbert Quintos to set the mood. When it comes to romance, the Little Italy Mercato offers one-stop shopping!
We spotted the first big-heart artichokes of the season at Suncoast Farm's stand at the Little Italy Mercato last Saturday. They could be just the thing if you're aiming to win someone's heart this week; like asparagus and oysters (also at the market now) they're considered aphrodisiacs.
Don't be intimidated by these gorgeous green globes, we've found some friendly advice on how to prepare them so your special dinner will impress that special someone. You may want to dip the lovely leaves in a homemade aioli made with eggs from Swiss Mountain, imported olive oil from Italianissimo, and fresh garlic from Sage Mountain; or for a delicious vegan option, use almond based Bitchin' Sauce. We also like this pretty recipe for roasted artichoke hearts.
When the last leaf is eaten, you'll be down to one last tender bite, the heart of the artichoke. And herein lies the true test of love: will you share?
SD Weekly Markets brings farmers' markets to the city in San Diego, and people to the table. Each of our San Diego farmers' markets is geared to the needs and interests of the communities it serves, and each is managed professionally to provide the highest quality farm-fresh produce, meats, fish, eggs, and artisan foods to San Diego farmers' market shoppers.
Tasty new concoctions in jars are the new kids on the block this week at the Pacific Beach Tuesday farmers' market. Since we are lucky enough to have a year-round growing season here in sunny SoCal, jarring and canning our fresh produce doesn't always come to mind. Good thing our farmers and vendors think of great ways to savor the seasonal flavors for us!
Stop at R&L Farms' stand this Tuesday and buy a pint or quart jar of their farm-fresh golden applesauce. Made from their Honeycrisp and Pink Lady varieties, this snack is made with nothing but apples- no added sugar, no preservatives. Serve some in a bowl with a shake of cinnamon from Coronado Spice & Tea Company for a healthy breakfast. Use a few cups in this applesauce cake recipe. Applesauce is a baby food staple, so pick up a jar if you have a tiny person to feed.
The colors of other produce are having a hard time comparing to the pinks and reds of this season's radishes at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market. Find this subtly spicy, supremely crunchy, root vegetable grown by Valdivia Farms, J.R. Organics and Suzie's Farm.
'Breakfast radishes' have a rosey pink color with a white tip. They are oblong and skinnier than their round relatives. Pick them up from Suzie's Farm and try them in the morning, sauteed in butter from Springhill Cheese Company (just like they do in France). If you need something a bit more hearty in the morning, grab a loaf of grainy bread from Belen Bakery and eggs from R&L Farms for this breakfast recipe.
Buy fresh tomatoes and radishes from J.R. Organics, chili powder from Coronado Spice & Tea Company and pork shoulder from Da-Le Ranch to combine in this Tortilla Soup Recipe.
Have you seen a unique looking purple vegetable at the North Park Thursday farmers' market lately? Kohlrabi has arrived, thanks to Suzie's Farm and J.R. Organics Farm, but it may be the lonliest veggie of all simply because few know A) What it is exactly, and B) How to cook it. Not to worry, we have tips and recipes for you... and we encourage you to get to know this versatile vegetable.
When eaten raw, it has a crisp, almost spiced flavor. Find simple tips for preparing and eating kohlrabi here. If you find yourself stumped after discovering kohlrabi in your CSA box, try this baked kohlrabi fries recipe.
Buy a bottle of garlic infused olive oil from The California Olive, slice your kohlrabi and make some baked chips. Try shredding it and pick up Himalayan Salt from Coronado Spice & Tea Company for this kohlrabi salad.
Fresh California oranges from Smit Farms, R&L Farms and Atkins Nursery at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market are sure to brighten your Holiday meals and decor this season!
Pair them with pomegranates and fresh mint from Suzie's Farm in this holiday punch or visit Coronado Spice & Tea Company to make a festive orange pomander. Roasted beets from Valdivia Farms co-star with the citrus in this winter salad (we couldn't resist topping it with chevre from Springhill Cheese Company), and pork chops from Da-Le Ranch get a burst of brightness in this grilled orange-rosemary pork chops recipe (get rosemary at J.R. Organics).
Try this orange cake with spiked sauce for dessert or just simply peel and eat your favorite orange on the go! Orange you glad you get year round citrus?
Let the North Park Thursday farmers' market keep you healthy this holiday season so you can toast the New Year in good health!
Pick up fruits and veggies packed with nutrients to keep you going; oranges from R&L Farms, juicy apples from Smit Farms and dark, leafy greens from African Sisters. Grab a bottle of local honey from Meljess Bees to soothe a sore throat and squeeze some in a cup of chamomile tea from Coronado Spice & Tea Company.
Buy limes from Atkins Nursery and Greek yogurt from the Majestic Garlic booth to toss in the blender with green apples and leafy greens from your favorite farmer and whip up this easy, tasty green smoothie.
Dark greens pack a nutrient punch- try these twists on classic salads: Butternut squash from J.R. Organics adds a splash of sweet flavor to this kale salad. Get rich olive oil from The California Olive and bread from Belen Bakery to make your own breadcrumbs to use in a Chard Salad. This flavorful beet greens salad calls for scallions you can find at Valdivia Farms' booth (Buy the beets from Suzie's Farm). Look for beet greens that are robust in color and not wilted.
Ride your bike or walk to the market to keep your health in check. Exercising and eating healthy is a power combination no cold can stand up against! Cheers to feeling great this season!
Get a head start on your Thanksgiving Day meal shopping at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market! (Remember that the market will be closed next Thursday so our farmers, vendors and staff can enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with loved ones).
Gather goods that you can prepare ahead of time; buy Butternut Squash from African Sisters Farm, a bottle of local honey from Meljess Bees and cinnamon from Coronado Spice & Tea for this delicious roasted squash sidedish. Grab kale from Suzie's Farm and pick up pomegranates from Atkins Nursery to use in this Crispy Autumn Kale Salad- sprinkle with fresh chevre from Springhill Cheese Company! Add raw almonds from Hopkins AG and string beans from JR Organics to your shopping list for this twist on the classic green bean salad recipe.
See smiles at your Thanksgiving table when you serve dishes made with local goods from the North Park Market! We are grateful for the North Park Community for shopping at the market and supporting the farmers, vendors and local businesses who work hard to bring their goods to you every Thursday!
Since expanding into a sixth block this past summer, the Little Italy Mercato has been able to bring even more locally owned businesses and farmers to Date Street every Saturday!
Gear up for the holidays and grab items from the newest booths on the block; buy Charlie's Butters to use on- as our staff would say- everything! Their Bird Rub butter is ready for the Thanksgiving turkey you can pre-order from Da-Le Ranch and Spur Valley Ranch. Get baguettes from Bread & Cie and check out Brookside Winery's jellies for your hors d'oeuvres plate. Add D&G Produce's Kyoho grapes to your platter for a sure win.
Fill your shopping bag with more new Mercato items like locally made tofu from SD Soy Dairy, bottles of California farm sourced juices made by Little Italy-based OH Juice and a plethora of spices from Coronado Spice Company.
Looking to spruce up your home decor? Hip Chicks has comfy, colorful chairs that will brighten up any room and make great gifts! Come see what's new at the Mercato tomorrow (and every Saturday) from 8am - 2pm!
The North Park Thursday farmers' market is known for bringing locally grown and crafted goods to you each week and the North Park neighborhood is known for it's vibrant craft brewing culture. What better way to combine the two and celebrate San Diego Beer Week (November 1-10) then to pair your farmers' market finds with your favorite local brews!
Get an easy start by picking up Pubcakes cupcakes; grab their 'Beer for Breakfast' treat made with Alesmith Wee Heavy, bacon and maple cream cheese frosting. Buy pumpkins from Suzie's Farm or J.R. Organics, onion and celery from African Sisters Farm, and add Golden Hills Pils from Thorn Street Brewery for this Pumpkin Beer Soup! Serve with The Grand Pumpkin Ale from Poor House Brewery.
Need something a bit more hardy? Gather veggies from your favorite farmers, ground beef from Da-Le Ranch and make this Beer Chili to devour by the fire. Not into cooking with beer? Grab dinner at the market (a spicy Bah Mi sandwich from Pho Realz, hot tamales from Gourmet Tamales or flavorful Salvadorean Pupusa) and head to Tiger Tiger to wash it all down with Flying Ace IPA.
By now it's dessert time again, so grab another Pubcake and call it a day! Cheers to a delicious SD Beer Week!
Thursday is the perfect night to step away from the kitchen at home and let the Chefs at the North Park farmers' market do the cooking for you! Sushi Uno makes magnificent rolls while you watch, Don Tommy's fires up the grill to make quesadillas and Moncai Vegan serves up a different savory vegan dish to hungry shoppers every week!
Need to warm up? Grab a bowl of steamy hot Pho or a spicy Bun Cha-Cha-Cha from Pho Realz. Red Oven Pizza lights up their wood-burning oven to make pizza pies with market produce toppings and Stockroom Gourmet will fill your belly with out-of-the-world sandwiches. There's something for everyone at the North Park Farmers' Market... join us for dinner from 3-7pm every Thursday!
Tahitian or Bearss limes from Paradise Valley Ranch at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market add a spicy, fragrant flavor along with a splash of bright acidity to guacamole, salsas, or margaritas (for the over 21 set!).
Find more fresh limes at the market from R&L Farms and Atkins Nursery. Pick up a locally raised chicken from Da-Le Ranch and cilantro from Suzies Farm for this simply delicious cilantro-lime chicken (made in a slow cooker!) and serve on fresh-made tortillas from Don Tommy's, topped with salsa from Gourmet Tamales, or kick it up a notch by garnishing the dish with these spicy Indian lime pickles.
Use juicy limes and organic butter from Springhill Cheese Company to make these amazing key lime meltaways; garnish them with candied lime peels. Isn't it time you cooked with limes?
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Traveled to Ondaroad Hostel in a group of four - all girls - our last stop after three weeks around Europe. The general consensus: Ondaroad is the best hostel we stayed in! The atmosphere is very relaxed and you can opt for the hostel's great cuisine each evening, sat outside where you meet fellow travelers from around the world. Martina was always available to help, even when we got ourselves lost! Location itself is fantastic. Praia a Mare is a gem unspoiled by foreign tourists (like us).
thanks so much for taking the time to review our hostel! we are glad that you had a good time , come back visiting us whenever you want!
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Fui por una noche y me terminé quedando 3, el hostel muy lindo y limpio. La gente q trabaja muy amable. Está cerca del centro y de la playa! Lugares hermosos para visitar Lo recomiendo 100% y espero poder volver!
muchas gracias! no veemos la hora de recebirte otra vez! <3
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Very nice people and place. Must to see ;) Mar- ti - na i love your cats, your lemon tree anf of course your lemon tee 👍
hahah my lemon tea is da S@&T! Thanks for visiting us, we hope to have you for longer next time!
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The best/homey hostel you'll find out there. Perfectly off the beaten path in the cutest most local town you can get. Staff is amazing.
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I loved this hostel!! At OnDaRoad you will feel like you are right at home with your new family. Martina is a wonderful host and is basically perfect. Papi will steal your heart away and you will never want to leave him! I will cherish all the moments I spent at OnDaRoad with Papi, Martina, my new friends, and of course the kittens! Calabria is a magical place and you will fall in love with its beauty. Staying at OnDaRoad is something you must experience!
AWWWWW THANKS SO MUCH! i'll make sure Papi will NOT read this feedback otherwise he'll play even more playboy lol! come back soon!
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We ended up staying during the gnu meeting and Martina made sure we didn't feel left out. It was the best time we have had in Europe and we have been backpacking for two months.There aren't any lockers but we never felt like it was necessary. 5 minute walk to the beach which is absolutely beautiful. Didn't even feel like we were staying at a hostel but more of friends home.Only about 15-20 minute walk into the town center.Would highly recommend staying here and we are so glad we stumbled upon it
we actually have lockers but no one ever asked us the padlocks themselves :))))) which we are very proud of :) anyway, thanks for the review, we loved having you here, all the guys got left with broken heart ahahah!
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I had an amazing experience. I stayed here for GNU and I'm so glad I did. Martina and papi were very helpful. I met so many amazing people and just had a great time overall. It was a very safe area and I felt right at home. I definitely recommend staying here
CIAO MATT! it was fun having you here! see you at GNU2017 and thanks for taking the time to leave us a feedback, means a lot to us
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I would recommend this place to anyone. Such a beautiful town and Martina makes you really feel at home. Lovely food and a wonderful atmosphere. Cannot wait to go back!
We can't wait for you to come back! But until then you should train for the cliff jumping lol!
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A great hostel with a huge heart. This is the place to stay if you are in Praia a Mare. The breakfast was yummy and home cooked dinners if you wanted. Papi took us out on a boat to see cliffs and caves. I lived the area outside to chill with beanbags. All in all this place will leave you with a big smile on your face
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There are too many good things to say about Onda Road. You have to just go and experience it for yourself. Praia a Mare is beautiful. Your stay at Onda Road will feel like you're visiting longtime friends. And you must join in on the homemade dinner for 3 euro.
it was great to have you in our family :) thanks for visiting and come back soon!
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Japan and South Korea agreed Monday to repair bilateral relations that have been strained over controversial remarks by Japanese politicians about wartime history and a dispute over a pair of islets in the Sea of Japan, which are controlled by Seoul and claimed by Tokyo.
"I believe this meeting provided the start for building multilayered, future-oriented Japan-South Korea relations," Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters after his first face-to-face talks with South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung Se on the sidelines of a regional security forum in Brunei.
It was the first time in nine months that the foreign ministers of the two countries have held talks.
In an apparent reference to remarks earlier this year by Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto regarding Japan's wartime military brothels and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's statement that the definition of "aggression" has yet to be fixed, Yun expressed concern about the issue of Japan's perception of history.
"If (Japan) fails to carefully deal with the history issue, it will hurt the soul of the (Korean) people," Yun said at the outset of the meeting, which was open to the media.
Yun was quoted by a South Korean official as telling Kishida that Japan must hold an "accurate perception of history" if the two sides are to ensure stability and develop their relations.
Kishida explained Japan's position that in the past it had caused tremendous damage and suffering in many countries, particularly Asian nations, and that consecutive Japanese governments -- including the Abe Cabinet -- have humbly acknowledged such historical facts, expressed deep remorse and genuine apologies.
Kishida told Yun that it is important for Japan to gain South Korea's understanding of its position and win trust to advance bilateral relations, which they reaffirmed are "very important."
"We would like (South Korea) to accept (Japan's) perception and position (on history)" so the two sides can manage Japan-South Korea ties in a smooth fashion, he said.
Kishida quoted Yun as telling him that South Korea wants to continue communication with Japan and build trust with the country.
According to a Japanese official, Kishida told Yun that despite difficult issues between the two countries, such as perceptions of history and the disputed islets known as Takeshima in Japan and Dokdo in South Korea, Japan wants to manage relations from a broader perspective.
Kishida expressed readiness to advance cooperation with South Korea in various areas such as trade and investment as well as security. Yun threw his support behind the proposals, the official said.
The foreign ministers agreed that it is important for the two countries to promote communication at high levels on various issues, but they did not go as far as directly referring to the holding of a summit between Abe and South Korean President Park Geun Hye in the near future.
In April, Yun canceled his planned trip to Japan in protest at visits by Japanese Cabinet ministers to Yasukuni Shrine. The Tokyo shrine honors Japan's war dead, including several Class-A war criminals, and is viewed by China and South Korea as a symbol of Japanese militarism.
The differences over history and simmering tensions between Japan and China over the Japanese-administered Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea led to the suspension of a trilateral summit involving Japan, China and South Korea that had been scheduled for late May.
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CANTON, Mass. -- Tony Amonte, the third-year boys' hockey coach at Thayer Academy, likes to offer up comparisons between the ISL's Keller Division to that of the Southeastern Conference in football. Both present major challenges and nothing ever comes easy.
Friday night, Amonte's Tigers learned that lesson all to well. After jumping out to a four-goal lead, Thayer watched in vain as divisional foe St. Sebastian's mounted a flurry to close to within a goal. But the Tigers had enough ammunition in the end to withstand the onslaught and pull out 6-3 victory in the 17th annual Arthur T. Valicenti Cup game at the Sportsplex.
"In high school hockey there are no guarantees,'' said Amonte, his team improving to 13-3-0. "There are so many swings and ups and downs in every game. St. Sebastian's always brings it and we didn't expect any less than that. In this league every game is battle. You lose one and you could be out of a championship. It's that important every game and it's the team that can maintain that level that always wins the league every year."
Fresh off a loss to St. Paul's School only 24 hours earlier, no one could blame Thayer if they began this tilt a bit flat. But it was quite the opposite. The Tigers opened strong, controlling the opening 18 minutes by working the puck inside the Arrows' zone and keeping St. Sebastian's out of theirs.
For its reward, Thayer scored three times in span of 4:32 during the opening stanza.
Defenseman Steve Cochrane got things started by ripping a shot just a few feet in front of his blue line to give the Tigers a 1-0 lead at 4:20. Less than two minutes later, Kyle Peterson, another defenseman, wristed a rebound to an open right side of the net to make it a two-goal advantage. Thayer had no intentions of slowing down. Catching St. Sebastian's back on its heels a bit, the Tigers continued to instigate their quick up-the-ice strategy. Forward Lincoln Griffin made it a 3-0 game with a re-direct in front of Arrows goaltender Teddy Loughborough (20 saves), coming at 8:52.
The momentum Thayer had enjoyed during the opening frame carried into the second period. At 8:18, Neil Conway scored on a spin-around just to the right of Loughborough, upping the lead to 4-0. With their backs pushed firmly against the wall, the Arrows had a choice to make. They could either wave the towel or come back fighting. They chose the latter and, as a result, made things quite interesting.
"We did not play a good first period," Arrows coach Sean McCann said. "They were all over us and we couldn't do the things we wanted to do. We struggled moving the puck and just couldn't connect the dots going up the ice. In the second period we started to get some momentum and were making better decisions with the puck."
St. Sebastian's caught a huge break after a pair of TIgers were sent to the penalty box, giving them a 5-on-3 power play for 54 seconds. Working the puck inside Thayer's end, the Arrows sent two hard shots towards Tigers netminder Bob McGovern. The second one deflected off of McGovern's leg pad and out to junior forward Will D'Orsi, who quickly flipped a shot just under the crossbar at 13:55, putting the Arrows on the board.
"For a team as young as we are I think this was a great thing to battle like we did and compete the way we did," added McCann, whose team falls to 6-9-1 after starting the year 5-1-1. "We are a team that has to learn a lot. We have a lot of young kids playing crucial minutes for us. It's a good learning experience but I hate to use that term because nobody wants to hear about learning experiences, these kids want to win."
With time winding down in the middle frame, St. Sebastian's capitalize on a Thayer mental breakdown. With the Tigers trying to score another goal before intermission, they forgot to play defense. That allowed senior forward Corey Ronan to break out through the neutral zone and remain a full-step ahead of the defense. Skating in alone on McGovern, who opted to stay in the crease instead of coming out to challenge the puck-handler, Ronan was able to slip a shot past the senior just before the horn sounded and send the Arrows into the second intermission down by only two.
"We had a good first period," said Amonte, who played at Thayer in the late 1980s, prior to spending 16 solid seasons in the NHL. "There was a bit of lull in the second period. There was a coaching error on their second goal. We were thinking offense in the final seconds of the period when we should've been thinking protect that three-goal lead. But you are always looking for more. The way I coach, you really don't think about defense because I played forward and you are always thinking about getting that next goal.
"They made a great play and Corey Ronan is a tremendously fast player and made a great move. We also know you can't get into the box against good teams like St. Sebastian's. You have to be discipline, especially when you are already on the penalty kill and then you take another penalty. That's what hurts you."
Realizing it was now back in the hunt, St. Sebastian's drew a bit closer only a few minutes into the third. Nick Flanagan found the back of the net to cut the deficit to 4-3 at 11:01.
Suddenly, everything Thayer had built early on was now in jeopardy. Momentum had clearly shifted over to the side of the Arrows. Following Flanagan's marker, McGovern managed to fend off a couple more on-line assaults from St. Sebastian's.
But for how long?
"Our team has a good mixture of skill and work ethic," McGovern said. "Last year I don't think we won a game by more than two goals so we were dialed in the whole 54 minutes. This year we have been able to run away with some games so it is actually good for us to be in a tight game like this right up to the very end. Games like this will only help us."
The Tigers were then skating around in desperation mode, attempting to rediscover their scoring edge.
At 14:38, sophomore Christian Simeone provided it. The forward scored off a rebound to give the Tigers a little breathing space. Then, with a little less than three minutes remaining, Griffin sealed this one up with his second goal, slipping a shot between Loughborough's leg pads just before colliding with the senior. Officials awarded the goal to Griffin, stating the puck had crossed the goal line before there was impact.
"St. Sebastian's had a lot of momentum in the third period so we knew we needed to come back strong and finish," said Griffin. "The second period was probably our worst period by far. We knew we had to stick to our game plan, work hard and finish off checks. Once we started doing that again, we knew it would work out for us."


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"The body of Ransom Pride belongs to me."
It didn't take me very long to realize that I wasn't going to enjoy The Last Rites of Ransom Pride. Ten minutes, at most. The whole vibe of the movie just turns me off. I like Lizzy Caplan, but putting one appealing actress in the middle of a disaster doesn't do much good. I disliked the way it was filmed, the dialogue, and the absurd, meandering, nonsensical narrative that served as the story.
Basically, Ransom Pride (the man) is a recently dead acquaintance of Juliette Flower (Caplan), and she made a promise to retrieve his body and bury it near his mother. In order to get his body, she has to deliver Ransom's still living younger brother to some seedy folks. Lots of people hate her, lots of people want her dead, and lots of people try to stop her. That's the story. There are lots of unlikeable characters that were utterly ridiculous in their seriousness, the frequent action scenes are terrible, and the entire movie makes little sense. Sounds like a real winner, right?
It's rare for me to truly hate a movie, but The Last Rites of Ransom Pride reached that dubious achievement. This is probably in the bottom two or three movies that I've seen this entire year. The only good news is that I (hopefully) don't have to ever watch it again.
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It cost me a dollar to rent this and I have to say it's the worst use
I've ever put a dollar to. To think I could have put that as a down
payment on a pack of gum or just turned Washington's head into a
mushroom. But no, I had to rent the interminable Last Rites of Ransom
It begins with a voice-over telling us of Juliette's(Lizzy Kaplan)sad childhood and how she had to kill an evil general in his sleep. It's not a terribly long opening narration, and then we're hit with the oddly fonted subtitles telling us it's 11 years later, 11 years after she told us the voice-over or the actual events, we can only guess. By the way, the subtitles are very hard to read, which is unfortunate because they're used quite often.
Other than the little bit of back story we get, the characters aren't particularly deep. Lizzy Kaplan pretty much keeps one expression on her face for the entire flick and Dwight Yokam calls her whore a lot, but that might not have been in the script. Peter Dinklage does as well as he can with the material, but despite this contribution, his character is simply named "Dwarf" in the credits. Don't seem right.
A lot of what follows is intermittently plastered with instant replays of previous scenes and "artsy" shaky cam shots of animal skulls and birds that jerk like they're in a Tool video. These don't really add anything to the film and only serve to prolong the misery of watching it. It's not a terribly complicated story either, but Tiller sure takes the scenic route getting us there. It's like he's slowly winding a broken jack in the box. You want the weasel to pop, but you know it never will.
If you like westerns I wouldn't suggest seeing this, and if you don't like westerns, I still wouldn't.
Another in a long line of pretentious Canadian films. Too often, I see
Canadian film makers who think they have to display all manner of
pseudo-intellectual, artsy nonsense in order to convince the viewer
that the Canadian movie experience is more cerebral and enlightening
than those gauche, low-brow US movies. Harumph!
And yet they borrow every US-based visual trick to make their films. The result is a lurching Frankenstein monster that sends me running for my torch light and pointed stick.
This movie is visually ugly, with jerky cutaway shots that make me think they are trying to do a style job a la Coppola's "Bram Stoker's Dracula." Coppola shows us how it's done when done well; sorry guys, but you show us what it looks like when done badly.
This could have been a beautiful, interesting Western if they'd have stuck to some of the more traditional elements of the genre. I'm thinking something along the lines of "The Assassination of Jesse James..." Obviously, they didn't have a Brad Pitt budget, but my opinion is that they wasted too much cash on the unnecessary visual junk.
And speaking of cash, I imagine the constraints of Canadian government funding also put the strangle-hold on their efforts. There is little funding to be had for Canadian art unless it screams pretentiousness and faked intellectualism.
You want to know something? When I watched this one on Netflix, I never knew it was Canadian by its description. It was listed as a Western and I love Westerns, so I picked it out. Two minutes into it, I had it pegged as a Canadian film. Go figure.
And in case you're wondering, I am Canadian, myself, and I do like some Canadian flicks. "The Saddest Music in the World" is one of my faves. It shows that you can be quirky without being a snob about it. That is a FUN movie, filmed (in an old warehouse in Winnipeg) with Vaseline smeared on the camera lenses. Nothing high-brow or snooty, here, folks! HA HA HA!!
Ahem...back to the review.
The characters in this one are unpleasant. Dwight Yoakam is fun to watch, but he can't carry such a heavy load on his shoulders alone. I'm not going to lay out the details of bad characters - suffice to say there was no character that I could root for, or get behind, or cheer for!
In the long run, I guess it's all about personal taste, so I would never tell a person to pass this one by. The fact that people made this movie (presumably with some enthusiasm) is testimony that SOMEONE out there is interested in this type of thing. But it ain't me, Babe. No, no, no...it ain't--
Well, you get the idea.
Be forewarned, is all. It's called a Western, but doesn't feel like one. Not by a long shot. It feels like you're standing in an allegedly upscale museum, where people are expected to praise every splatter and smear simply because they've been told that it's art.
I don't consider my tastes to be low-brow. I am fully capable of appreciating cerebral works. Actually, I enjoy movies of all genres. The only thing I ask is that it entertains me. Entertains my eyes, my ears, my imagination. This one did none of those things.
The people who gave this a bad review clearly do not understand the B rate movie genre. I stumbled upon this little gem by accident and really liked from the start. By 10 minutes in I was on the edge of my seat wondering what the director was going to do next. I'm not going to spoil this by providing plot clues and tidbits about exciting scenes. I'm just going to give my impression and let you decide for yourselves. This movie is well casted. The script isn't awful. The cinematography is gripping. The story line is fitting of the genre. The acting is OK. Suspend disbelief for a few moments, just remember that it's B Rate, and enjoy it for what it is.
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Well, that was a first. I was tired of watching this movie before the
opening credits were over. Out of all the torturous, infuriating,
depressing and defective cinema I have seen, nothing ever sucked so
fast, so hard as The Last Rites of Ransom Pride. Fortunately, the rest
of the film wasn't any worse that the very beginning or I would have
had to garrote myself with a strand of dental floss. What the remaining
inept mess did make me feel like doing is weeping for the future. There
have always been terrible motion pictures but it used to be that the
folks who made them knew what they were doing, they were just really
bad at it. Now we get rubbish like this where the people who made it
don't even know how to tell a story. They don't know how to construct a
character. The don't know how to structure a plot. They don't know how
to craft dialog. All they know how to do is copy what they've seen
others do on screen without understanding any of it. It's like a chimp
imitating a human
except the chimp is really, really stupid.
Let's start with those opening credits. Imagine every excessively edited montage you've ever seen, the worst bits of every horrendous music video to ever see the light of day, and multiply that by 2. Then you'll have some idea of how irritating these opening credits are. They'll make you want to physically assault the person who put them together for being so insultingly clichéd.
As for the story, a guy you won't care about (Scott Speedman) gets killed in Mexico in 1911. A girl you won't care about (Lizzy Caplan) agrees to buy back his body in exchange for the guy's brother (Jon Foster), who you also won't care about. The father of the two guys you won't care about (Dwight Yoakum) is kind of interesting, but only because he's played by Dwight Yoakum. As the girl and the brother you won't care about ride down South, the father and two others guys you won't care about (W. Earl Brown and Jason Priestly) follow. Not together, of course, because that might make some sense. No, the father and the two other guys travel separately, though they seem to take the same route. Maybe Yoakum insisted he share as little screen time as possible with Priestly.
The girl and the brother you won't care about run into some other people you won't care about (Peter Dinklage, Blu Mankuma and the Quijada brothers) and eventually hatch a scheme to steal back the corpse of that first guy you didn't care about. That plot is foiled when the father shows up and that leads to the girl and the brother having a final showdown with him. Now, since the father is built up as the main villain through the entire film up to that point, you'd think such a battle would signal the end of the movie.
Wrong! The Last Rites of Ransom Pride keeps going after killing its only interesting character and, instead, brings in yet another guy you don't care about (Kris Kristofferson) to have yet another showdown with the girl and the brother you won't care about. And that's the worst example in this whole pitiful production of how these filmmakers don't even know to tell a story. How can you not save the final battle with the father for the ending climax of the movie? How can you think bringing in a replacement at the end is going to work? I'm not even going to get into the laughable way they try to tie the final battle of the girl you won't care about with some other chick you won't care about together with this film's backstory prologue.
And while all of that nonsense in going on, you're visually battered by cutaways, flashbacks, flash forwards and other editing/narrative digressions that you've seen a jillion times before, but which are apparently supposed to be improved here through sheer mass tonnage.
From Lizzy Caplan using a grand total of one expression and one inflection for the entire flick, to wondering how much Scott Speedman wishes he'd been in the 3rd Underworld sequel instead of this thing, to realizing that even someone as talented at Peter Dinklage has to probably take every part he's offered because there just aren't that many roles for a little person, The Last Rites of Ransom Pride is a parade of discouraging failure. A stubbed toe is more entertaining than this thing because at least the pain doesn't last for over 80 minutes. Don't just skip it. Vault over it.
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The Last Rites of Ransom Pride is an old west run and gun action film,
with touches of the dramatic, and excellent unintrusive comic relief.
The intro belies a highly entertaining film, as the opening credits
honestly look like they were made with Windows movie maker, but this is
quickly set aside with a sterling intro to the story.
Frankly, the casting in this film is beyond genius. There are few large names to guide it, but all of the actors are perfect for their roles. From Lizzy Caplan as the exceptionally attractive lead femme fatale, to Peter Dinklage as the token midget. Blu Mankuma also plays an outstanding character, complete with snappy dialogue and possibly one of the best scenes of dialogue in the film, paired with Peter Dinklage. For some reason he isn't featured in the IMDb cast list, but he plays a prominent role, and is definitely one to watch the film for.
But no film can be perfect, and the flaw with this film is purely narrative. Even into the final scene of the film, I couldn't help but roll my eyes at the old favourite, the "pre-kill monologue". Almost every kill in this film seems to occur as a result of the person you think will win taking his/her sweet bloody time about it. Now using this once in a film is forgivable, but I lost count after a while. It just seemed no one in this world (despite being hardened killers) could end someone's life without telling them a little about themselves, why they were killing the target, and how they were going to do it. And of course as a result, almost all expected results were reversed.
But truth be told, however annoying this came to be, the characters were great, and the overall story arc had a great hook to it. Certainly should you be given the chance to watch this film, take it.
It felt like a guilty pleasure watching the undeniably charismatic lead shoot her sultry and sexy way through assorted scuzzy reprobates, in this stylised take on the Western genre. The story involves an entertaining romp along the Mexican American border just after the turn of the last Century, in which early forms of mechanised transport duel with the traditional horsebacked cowboy depiction, and help to capture a changing age. The characters we are introduced to along the way (such as the dwarf/dying Siamese combo) help add to the slightly exotic, almost burlesque feel of the film. There is nothing particularly original here, and it felt like a definite case of 'style over substance'; I thought the final product was slightly let down by some hard-to-hear dialogue, and I couldn't decide if the jarring 'electric shock' flashbacks (or forwards) were too fast for me to keep up with, or just unnecessary. The casting department appeared to have raided the strange world of professional David Beckham lookalikes to fill the supporting role, and his transition from obedient daddy's boy to moody, seasoned side-kick shooter was too sudden and implausible....but then these are minor gripes about a film that doesn't profess much of a basis in historical reality, and is all the better for it. 7/10
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Tiller Russell writes and directs this strange, but somewhat
interesting western. Ransom Pride(Scott Speedman)in many ways is a
man's man, in spite of being a criminal and gunfighter. This realistic
and rather raw drama finds Ransom gunned down in Mexico and his partner
Juliette Flowers(Lizzy Caplan)vows to keep the promise to her lover and
take him back home to Glory, Texas to be buried next to his mother. One
major problem is that Ransom's body is being held ransom by a
mysterious woman, Bruja(Cote de Pablo); she wants Flowers dead. The
Reverend Early Pride(Dwight Yoakam)wants his son's body brought back
from Mexico as much as he too wants Miss Flowers dead. Flowers, not shy
to stab, slice or shoot, decides to deceive Ransom's little brother,
Champ(Jon Foster), in helping her bring back his brother's body. All
along Flowers knows that she is actually trading Champ for Ransom; a
live brother for a very dead one. Between Glory and Mexico there will
be hell to pay.
How in the world they got Calgary, Alberta, Canada to look like Texas and Mexico is one of those magical things we go to the movies for...I guess. This flick does not go easy on the bloodshed and brutal violence. My main reason for viewing this movie is Miss Cote de Pablo, who you really have to look twice to recognize. Her character looks nothing like the beautiful NCIS agent she played on TV.
Others in the cast: Kris Kristofferson, W. Earl Brown, Jason Priestley, Peter Dinklage and Blu Mankuma.
The Last Rites Of Ransom Pride is definitely one weird western where
the central character takes a step down from Sharon Stone in terms of
social standing. Her boyfriend is the title character played at the
beginning and in flashbacks by Scott Speedman and he's gunned down by
someone he did not suspect at the beginning. But she promises him as
the life oozes out of him on the town street to get his body back
across the border for burial.
Speedman comes from a large clan named Pride. Speedman's dad is Reverend Dwight Yoakum who wears the title loosely and his uncle is Kris Kristofferson. They're not the greatest specimens of humanity ever, but they resent their son taking up with a prostitute. And one that shoot and fight like Lizzy Caplan. At least Sharon Stone in The Quick And The Dead was a good girl in an infinitely better film.
Not only do they hold Speedman against Caplan, but now she's involved with another Pride played by Jon Foster. And all the poor girl wants to do is the right thing by her dead boyfriend.
The Last Rites Of Ransom Pride is one terrible waste of good actors and good country singers.
Seriously, too many arty farty reviews here. Sure it's not High Plains Drifter or A Fistfull of Dollars but it's a steady Western. Enough action to keep you watching, a plot which while not being outstanding is simple to follow and a bit of sex appeal in the form of Lizzy Caplan. A large proportion of big(ish) name character actors bring life to what could have been pretty bland characters. All in all an enjoyable flick which really doesn't need over analyzing. View it for what it is. A fun western. If I had to be critical though, I'm not a fan of the single frame cut scenes which seem to be there to flesh out what would be a short story.
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Has the best conditions compared to all resorts in WV, VA, NC, TN, AL. It also has the most slopes 60+. The night life, restaurants, and shops set snowshoe...
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been going to snowshoe for the last 6 years. Almost always have had great snow, Many times better conditions then when I go out West. Very good restaurants...
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