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By Tim Briody
April 8, 2006
Never underestimate the power of incessantly advertised stupid comedies that weren't screened for critics. Let this be a lesson to us all.
The Benchwarmers
The sports comedy opened to a very solid $6.7 million Friday. Stupid comedies usually have somewhat below average weekend multipliers, and I figure a strong Friday night rush factor was at work here, mostly thanks to the presence of Jon "Napoleon Dynamite" Heder. Figure a multiplier in the realm of 2.7, good for an $18.1 million weekend.
Take the Lead
The Antonio Banderas dance movie managed $4.2 million Friday, a pretty decent opening for something like this. Targeted at both young and urban audiences, look for Take the Lead to finish the weekend with around $11 million for the weekend.
Lucky Number Slevin
The Bruce Willis-led noir earned a tepid $2.3 million on its opening night, corresponding to about one dollar for every ad I saw in the past week. The best reviewed film of the weekend (not that that's saying all that much), Lucky Number Slevin should come in at a little higher than average Friday to Sunday multiplier, though that would only be a weekend total of around $7.2 million.
Phat Girlz
Mo'Nique's comedy about, um, phat girlz, manages to make the top ten with $936,000. The rest of the weekend won't be much kinder, so give it around $2.5 million.
Notable Holdovers
Ice Age: The Meltdown had a complete meltdown as it falls 61% from last Friday. It's still on top though, but not by too much. The rest of the weekend will work wonders for it, however, as Saturday and Sunday matinees will bring it to just a little bit over $30 million in weekend number two.


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Hemingway's advice on writing: In any art you're allowed to steal anything if you can make it better."
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Hemingway's advice on writing: In any art you're allowed to steal anything if you can make it better."
continuing my offshoot of this blog…
trying out an offshoot of this blog…
Okay, since Mr. Goins has not delivered the writing challenge prompt for today, allow me to step in.
Here goes.
But first a word from our unnamed [but still gathering data on your browsing tendencies] sponsor…
Have you noticed that the only difference between 'donut' and 'don't' is 'u'?
And now back to our regularly-scheduled programming…
As for me, I just finished mine. [I hate 'smug', don't you?]
I'm disappointed that I haven't yet finished the 500-Word Challenge because I promised myself a nice little reward once I post on January 31. Previous tolerant [Sympathetic? Long-suffering? Now homicidal?] readers of some of my –happy place alert!–Pulitzer-winning posts will probably guess what the reward is–something techy.
Looking through the newspaper, I am disappointed that no one has offered me a gold toilet. Then again I'd probably use it as a planter box–planter bowl, actually.
I'm disappointed that I was not invited to play in the NBA All-Star Game.
Then again I would probably stop play and start haranguing about too many fouls allowed, too many timeouts, too much showboating, too much 'look at me', too many mad-dog staredowns, too much chest-pounding… well there you go, you get the picture. In front of all those adoring fans occasionally looking up from their phones, it would not be pretty.
I'm disappointed that Canada has not let me into its psychic airspace. Let me explain: Sometimes, things here in the US get a little hinky. I'm thinking those same annoying items will at least be relegated to page 2 in Canada. [A Canadian friend has shot down that scenario, but I'm keeping the dream alive.]
I picture myself camped out in any one of the many Victoria, B.C. shops where they take their coffee and baked goods seriously and those nice, nice people are too polite to suggest that my sleeping bag and tent are infringing on the comfort of other patrons.
See? That psychic teleportation thing is working already…
Anyway, I applied at the psychic border crossing and was refused. They said something about their being overrun with similar requests. I even asked if someone could psychically sponsor me and, with downcast eyes, a shake of the head, and an index finger on speed-dial, they apologized that they can't even issue day-passes.
I'm disappointed that I don't have a DVR that permanently vaporizes mention of murderous heads of state, as well as listings of specific TV shows, celebrities, non-celebrities, and media hacks.
I'm disappointed that there isn't a truly 'smart' TV that rubs out all bottom-of-screen crawls spewing repeatedly 'breaking news' and spring training baseball scores [all preseason game results, actually]. Yes, yes, I know, most TVs allow you to zoom and thus block out the crawls, but that ain't the same. I want a TV that essentially gives me control of the networks. [Yep, drifting into Dr. Evil territory. My apologies to non-viewers of Austin Powers–Not a fanboy, but the character seemed to fit.]
While we're on the topic of Austins…
I'm disappointed that I'm not as productive as Austin Kleon, though every time I open one of his books [My favorite is Show Your Work], I'm hit with a surge of inspiration.
I'm disappointed there isn't more January sun where I live–to the point that I actually watch golf on TV just so I can see non-gray skies and that big bright thing that helps make the skies non-gray.
I'm disappointed that I cheated a bit on this post–I used Google Docs voice typing for the first 100 words.
Plea for understanding: My hands were full [i.e. balancing coffee and raisin toast from The Bread Board in Falls City, OR–yes, yes, shameless promotion. Only benefit? A few extra words toward challenge-completion…talk about shameless.
On the upside, I've reacged 500 words and have risen above my disappointment to keep the auto-keyboarded words anyway.
Such courage and fortitude in the face of potential virulent backlash.
Keep livin' the dream…
Not a pretty thing.
Throughout this January 500-Word Challengee're we've been encouraged to publish without minndful editing, which I think is just fine because, in my eyes, the goals are to rise above fear and resistance and, in the process, build our 'blogging muscles'.
However, at 1:00 on Thursday morning, I knew when I scheduled the post, it would be a regrettable result.
So, thank you to the folks who did dare to read my first draft intro pages for my Eclectic's Journal. [Here's a sanity tip: Along the lines of 'don't look directly at the sun', ditto with an unedited post from me.]
For those more attentive to their posts than I've been, Sue Anne Dunlevie offers these five steps to take before you publish.
Update on my 31-day, 500-Word Challenge.
So I went to my inbox and there sat my assignment for the day.
That obsessive JG had left more work for me: Take your readers through a day in your life.
I started to nod off just thinking of the topic, but I knew if I didn't get this done, I wouldn't get that bonus check awaiting me. [Luckily, a previous assignment nudged us to lie to our readers so there may well be some carryover here. I have retained Siri as my official timekeeper. Such a loyal and efficient assistant. She told me I had surpassed my time allotment. I plowed through, though, as that just means a bigger cash bonus at the end of January.]
So, let's get on with it. [I just noticed that's the second time I started a sentence with 'so'. The madness has to stop.]
First of all, I watched no football yesterday, thanks to this writing challenge. Oh, sure it's not like I wrote all day, but I have to blame someone and the faceless JG might as well take the blame.
I used part of my morning finishing my highly-acclaimed project piece from the day before–a classic Q and A with some of my most avid readers–Ward, June, and The Beav from Mayfield, Colorado. I set them straight on some of the ills of the National Basketball Association. I'm certain my pithy answers made their day just that much more memorable.
I baked a pumpkin [Okay, okay, it was sunshine squash] quick bread with a molasses, brown sugar, and cinnamon swirl and had to hurry through the follow-up photos and notes, as Cook's Illustrated was hounding me for any and all documentation of the venture. These imaginary editors can be such divas…
I posted the experience on my wordinventions.blog site. [And yes, I am using a .blog address and yes, that suggests I am a lowly hack, but hey! I'm powering down an overly rich quick bread with coffee and you're not!]
Next, I opened the local newspaper to an interesting article about the community college's graduation ceremony of June 17. Full page, nice photos of grads, really special. Made unspecial, however, by the fact that it is now six months after the event. This proved one thing: My detractors, enemies, rivals, and other assorted scoundrels with nothing better to do have teamed up to tease at my last remaining shred of sanity.
I can just hear these lowlifes: "Let's make him wonder if he's in some kind of time warp and maybe he'll just drift away to either six months prior or six months ahead."
"Yeah, boss! That's a good idea, boss. What's a time warp?"
Yes, my day was shaken a bit. I reached for the quick bread and broke off a hunk. [Note to readers: always eat your cakes and quick breads in hunks. Check any utensils at the door. It tastes 3.4 times better.]
With sanity restored, I launched into some vital Web research: I need a coffee grinder that doesn't result in a layer of black dust strewn across the kitchen counter. Vital, I tell you. Seems Krups might be my answer. And no, don't accuse me of product placement.
It was time for errands around town. Still fraught with anxiety over my coffee grinder issues, I needed a shot of calm and equanimity. [And yes, I need to work on verbal redundancy and…here I go again,… superfluousness. Honest, folks, that is the first time in my life I have ever used that word. Thrilled that dictionary.com is letting it slide.]
Anyway, for faith-restoring dose of goodness, I headed to a U.S. Postal Service subsidiary at, where else but a swimming pool and barbecue supply store. Yes, you read that right. We're a quaint town, we are.
And sure enough, plopped on the floor was Max, Golden Retriever and resident one-dog greeting committee/customer relations wizard. [Not his real name. He prefers a lower social media profile.]
Energized by some good-natured tailwags and wrist licks, I headed for Office Depot to look into creating dog-themed address labels for a colleague.
Mission accomplished: I printed out about a hundred with a photo of a Yellow Lab–50 with the words, "Can I have a dog as my life coach?' and 50 with a quote from Robert Falcon Scott: 'The dog lives for the day, the hour, even the moment.'
We later met friends for dinner at Laughing Planet. Felt good to team with D and C to contribute to the place's claim of 'laughter'. My wife and I did the usual mid-meal plate switch, as she wanted a taste of the Santa Fe Bowl and I was ready for some of the Highway to Kale she usually orders.
We four teamed up to solve pretty much every woe of the world, except for this writing challenge's damnable creator who will, no doubt, have another assignment awaiting me in my inbox tomorrow.


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Harveys butchers has been providing meat and game to East Anglia since 1924.. Purveyors of guaranteed, high welfare produced free range, drug free and local organic meat.
The vast majority of our meat is sourced locally from within the county to minimize food miles and with total traceability to individual farms. Most is unique in the way it is produced – we insist on using the highest standards of animal welfare and hygiene from our suppliers. The certified organic meat is a guarantee that no chemicals have been used in its production.
Harveys highly trained and qualified staff have a comprehensive knowledge in the handling and hanging of their meat to enhance the flavour of such superbly reared animals.
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In 1985 the shop relocated to Grove Road to sell a more extensive range. With the introduction of beef, lamb and pork, new challenges arose for the company. Questions of animal welfare and the use of drugs – a routine part of meat production did not rest easily with Nigel Harvey. Traceability of local meats and guarantees of openness with reduced food miles became important.
In the interim years BSE and Foot and Mouth added to the increasing coverage of food horror stories doing nothing to reassure the customer of high quality meat production using safe traditional methods. Something had to be done to ensure customers could buy locally reared, high welfare produced, pure meat which they and their families could eat without worries and with a clear conscience.
The answer was to source meat from local Certified Organic Farms, use a similarly Certified Organic Slaughterer, and come under the same rigid regime of inspections and high standards to become the city's only Locally supplied Certified Organic Butcher.


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A few days ago I posted a gift guide more geared towards the ladies, and today I have a few gift ideas for the men in your life. For me it's always harder to shop for a man, but I managed to find some really awesome things for this list. Enjoy and maybe you'll get some good ideas for the guys on your shopping list.
Nothing is better than a good smelling man and Gucci GuiltyPour Homme is an amazing cologne. It has a yummy blend of citrus, patchouli, and sandalwood and it creates a scent that's all at once fresh and clean, while being woodsy and bold.
Although a bit more pricy, a Daniel Wellington watch is an amazing gift to give. They're timeless (no pun intended) watches and super elegant, but still low key enough for everyday wear. Plus you can choose between a classic leather band or a more modern fabric color-block band.
Who says that bath and shower goodies are just for girls? Surprise him with this Jack Black 'The JackPack' gift set. The set comes with a face moisturizer, a shave cream, a hand healing lotion and a soap bar.
Cuddle up to your guy under this cozy fleece blanket representing his favorite team. If he's into sports, he'll love anything with his team on it, so why not get something functional like a throw? Perfect for napping on the couch, or taking to games during the cold weather.
I love gifting something cozy for the winter month's so these Ralph Lauren pajamas are a great idea. They're lightweight but still warm so he won't have to worry about overheating or being too cold. Gift them with a warm pair of slippers as an extra.
Nothing feels better than a nice relaxing massage. Men love massages too so a gift certificate for a hour of relaxation would be a welcome surprise for anyone on your list. Treat yourself too and make it a couple's massage for the two of you.
If the man on your list is a music or fitness buff (or both!), try gifting him a pair of the Beats by Dr. Dre Powerbeats wireless ear buds. They're sleek and tangle free and perfect for tossing in the gym bag or for going on a run without the hassle of wires.
A good leather wallet makes a perfect gift. There are tons of options out there but my personal fav is this gorgeous leather wallet from Bosca. Its slim and elegant and sure to be a hit.
Well I know its not much as far as ideas, but hey, my forte is beauty, but I hope you found this post helpful or maybe it at least got the wheels turning about what to gift a special man in your life. Thank you for reading!
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When last we left poor Karla, she started her legacy on an empty lot, gained a few painting skill points, ate a slimy fish and a ton of marshmallows , finally registered as an artist, and found out why people don't usually spend 24 hours a day outside in the dead of summer.
Hello again everyone, this is zefiewings reporting. And you all remember our darling Karla Cultric. Together, we are trying to tell of the wonders of my self made legacy challenge, the Cultracy (rules of which can always be found at the top of the blog). Without getting her killed we hope.
Does anyone else find that seasons makes the sim days go by incredibly fast? Well here we are, seven days in, and only just employed. Summer ends, with some relief to Karla's blistering skin, and fall begins today. Of course, she doesn't know that fall brings weather problems of its own.
Rain. Lots and lots of rain. And this is only the first night. I feel bad that Karla is currently sleeping in a river, so I buy her something small for when she wakes up.
I woke up with the terrible need to pee. Really badly. I'm glad you bought me this toilet but did you stick my hands in water last night?
No. It rained. But your night owl trait kept you in bed so long that it stopped and most of the puddles are gone so it's kind of hard to prove right now.
I did have another motive for the toilet.
I'm shocked.
Quiet you. Thing is, pretty as the views are, your lot is terribly far from anything. You had to spend so much time commuting for the necessities you got almost no painting done. Now that you have a toilet in a field, a shower you have to use with a bathing suit, and endless supplies of stale marshmallows, you can concentrate on painting!
um…you know when you put it that way…
These things will never be updated or added to until you have money. Now get to that easel!
…I have the sudden erg to paint.
Pro tip: if you are following the self employment extra rule, you might want to pick a lot closer to everything than I did since it takes longer to get started. Especially if you only sell at the store and not buy mode.


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GOSU LAN this Saturday… maybe.
By Hans Wuerflein
The Gamers of OSU will be having their first LAN party of the spring semester this Saturday, January 30… probably.
There is the mater of that class 3 kill-storm people are predicting/hoping will cancel classes and close the university at the end of the week.
Watch the GOSU site (and I'll make a point to post here) with the decision Friday night or early Saturday morning.
If it does go down, the LAN will be in the Caucus Room, (420, 4th floor OSU Student Union) starting at 10:30 a.m. and running until late evening (10:30 p.m. at the latest).
Mostly PC stuff this time around. Modern Warfare 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Team Fortress 2, and whatever else people are down for. There's also been a rumor of some Smash Bros. and I'm sure most of us would be down. If you feel like it, make it happen. Bring whatever you want and we'll get it hooked up somehow.
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Commonwealth Care, the grand experiment in Mandated Health Care administered by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, isn't doing so well. So the administrators of the plan are being forced to cut $115 million dollars from the plan. One of the ways they plan to "save money" is to slow enrollment. If you qualify for coverage but forget to choose a health plan, no longer will one be chosen for you. You'll just be dropped. The Governor wanted to "help" by canceling dental coverage, but the legislature shoved that back in. They have a better plan: eliminate coverage for 28,000 legal Immigrants. Hey, why not, that'll save $130 million dollars!
Limiting access and cutting benefits sounds a lot like healthcare rationing… rationing? Under the Massachusetts system, one of the nationalized healthcare plans that President Obama says could save us all by fixing our broken health care system? No way, the Ghost of Paul Revere would rise from his grave and ride again before that happened!
It happened… and there is a 25% sales tax increase, too. Welcome to Massachusetts!
Meanwhile, over at the local Veterans' Administration (VA) hospital (another example of Universal Healthcare) no one seems to be really sure what is going on. Four hospitals seem to have forgotten how to sterilize their equipment, leading to 46 new cases of Hepatitis and six patients testing positive for HIV. Even after repeated alerts from the VA itself and numerous media reports, fewer than half of the VA's facilities could produce evidence of proper sterilization procedures or training during the "surprise inspection" that a blind veteran could see coming. Ninety-two veterans at a VA Cancer Clinic in Philadelphia also received incorrect Cancer treatments over a space of six years.
And as already mentioned on Funky Heart, The Indian Health Service is another example of a failed government run healthcare system. Back in 1787, the United States Government promised to provide healthcare to Native Indians on their reservations, and current statistics show how well we've respected neglected our obligation: The 2nd lowest life expectancy in the Western Hemisphere is among men living on Indian Reservations in South Dakota.
So America, here are three examples of centrally administered healthcare, involving the Federal Government on a national scale (twice) and a state run mandated healthcare system. Are you sure this is what you want?
Make your decision carefully – because you can't put this genie back in the bottle.
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As an alliance of indigenous peoples and forest dependent communities observing COP 17 remarked, the UN carbon market program known as REDD was devised by and for transnational corporations and the states they've corrupted into promoting earlier anti-democratic agreements like NAFTA. Placing one's hope in REDD, concludes the alliance, makes no sense; it allows the worst polluters in the world to increase their emissions, while simultaneously transferring control of indigenous peoples' territories to the WTO, IMF and World Bank. Who in their right mind would support such an insane proposal?
Unfortunately, powerful NGOs — already in bed with corporate derivative benefactors — have lined up with Wall Street and the carbon cartel in order to continue feeding at the philanthropic gravy train. With friends like that, who needs enemies?
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Mixed Effects Prediction under Benchmarking and Applications to Small Area Estimation
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- G. Datta & M. Ghosh & R. Steorts & J. Maples, 2011. "Bayesian benchmarking with applications to small area estimation," TEST: An Official Journal of the Spanish Society of Statistics and Operations Research, Springer;Sociedad de Estadística e Investigación Operativa, vol. 20(3), pages 574-588, November.
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Milestone Month !!December 31, 2007 at 5:24 am | Posted in Milestones, Parenting, Talks about Aryan | 3 Comments
I don't usually write updates. It just don't click to me. But DECEMBER was the MILESTONE month for Aryan. So "update toh banta hai bhaiya" ..:D
And why do I say so ?
1.My little Aryan walks now. Though he is still to discover that walking is better than crawling. To him , walking is still a game. But he does !!!! And he enjoys…you should see that acheivement on his face !!!!This was something which was on my mind since so long and its such a relief now.
2.Remember the fight we had over his feeding bottles in the month of August. We have compromised on a sipper. They always win you see but I did not loose this time.
3. He keeps learning and forgeting words. So now that he has forgotten to say "Nahi" , he has learnt to say "Bow Bow"
4. He has recently started loving books and he likes to spend some time with his favourite animal book every day.
4. He knows his 'nosy' and his 'tummy' and he can show you as well.
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congrats on aryan taking his first steps… i read your earlier post and i can imagine it must be such a big relief and happy moment for you!
i think all of us as parents keep having a lot of these fears which we try to be brave about. but i think voicing it the way you do makes a lot of sense.
in our case too, our daughter (she's the younger one) started talking much later than her brother and she was not half as expressive as he was. it did nag us for some time. we went through all that you mentioned. but today she manages very well for herself. its a pleasure hearing her sing and chant and speak today!
i can see that you too are moving into that phase now with aryan 🙂
Comment by Guruprasad— December 31, 2007 #
Wonderful to hear such progress of Aryan! I won't say "See I told you so!" Hahahaha…..
But to forewarn you, now that he has started walking be ready for things you never expected! Soon it will look like a tornado hit your house! 😀
Lots of love and hugs to him!
Comment by ~nm— January 1, 2008 #
Oh my chubby aryan..Don't forget words dear…
Aryan's Mom
Comment by Aryan— January 2, 2008 #
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New arrival into our store....Handmade Mulberry flowers exclusively made for Enchantments. Many colors, styles and sizes to choose from. Gardenias, Roses, Calla Lillies, Daisies, Cherry Blossoms, & Skeleton Leaves....Come check them out! :) I will be listing these on the website over the next few days so if you can't make it in they will also be available for purchase there. Thanks for stopping by today and happy scrappin'
Monday, September 26, 2011
Got Flowers??
5 comments:
- Michelle H. said...
Lots of pretty flowers!!
I ned to come in and buy some glue art refills and now maybe some flowers too!!
- September 26, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- PEA said...
can't wait to get my hands on these! whoo hoo!
- September 27, 2011 at 12:47 PM
- Theresa said...
Hi Michelle...They are gorgeous!! :) they came out even better then I thought they would. Can't wait to see you.
- September 27, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- Theresa said...
Hi Pea,
You will have them soon my friend! ;)
- September 27, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- Pam McKnight said...
Theresa, It was really great meeting you today. I can't wait to use my new tape in some collages. Good luck on the upcoming art festival. I am sorry we have to leave Rockport tomorrow and won't get to be here for it.
- September 29, 2011 at 9:31 PM
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Aside from news that U.S. military deaths in Iraq recently topped 1,000, the media has largely moved such news off its front pages. One exception is the grimly named Iraq Coalition Casualty Count, which provides just that.
But few stories actually mention the number of Iraqis killed since the start of the war despite none of the Sept. 11 hijackers having been from there.
Today, we see these horrific numbers in an AP story:
While America mourns the deaths of more than 1,000 of its sons and daughters in the Iraq campaign, the U.S. toll is far less than the Iraqi. No official, reliable figures exist for the whole country, but private estimates range from 10,000 to 30,000 killed since the United States invaded in March 2003. ...
Iraqi dead include not only insurgents, police and soldiers but also civilian men, women and children caught in crossfire, blown apart by explosives or shot by mistake--both by fellow Iraqis or by American soldiers and their multinational allies. And they include the victims of crime that has surged in the instability that followed the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime.
Yet a terrorist group with alleged links to al-Qaida was still able to carry out a deadly attack on the Austrian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, today. Meanwhile, a deputy of Osama bin Laden remember him? taunted the U.S. in a videotape released just days ahead of the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
This is what Bush calls success in the battle against terrorism.


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It's that time of the year again, the nights are getting shorter and the football is nearly back. That's right folks, the Premier League will be back in less than two weeks and I honestly cannot wait!
With said arrival comes the building of your fantasy football team and I think we can all agree it is a
soul destroying obsession good hobby to have on those lonely winter evenings?
Don't pay any attention to my moving, critically acclaimed, 5-star piece Fantasy Premier League Obsession..the curse of our times. I was clearly not thinking straight…I promise.
So I thought why not make a fantasy football league for you, our disgusting public! If you already have spent an entire day crafting your team that you lose interest in by December why not join our league and lose horrifically to us? It will be tremendous fun…for us.
If you don't have a team yet (there is something wrong with you) do it here and use the code provided at the bottom of this post to join The City Fathers Super-Mega League. Have at you!! To join a league go to Join League and select Private League and copy and paste in the code below
Code to join is 622498-158677
There will be a prize for the winner but there is no point in even discussing that as we will be combining the total scores of Steve, Rory and The Scarlett Pumperknickle as The City Fathers total…eclipsing you all. Also, if we still are not winning based on the scores of three people we will add in the scores of the guest bloggers to really stick it to you. That's how we roll. We are better than you…and you know it.
We look forward to laughing at you from our lofty heights! Join the league!


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Sunday, October 26, 2014
Watercolor Class Update
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Meanwhile, I hope you have put the Flagstaff Holiday Marketplace on your calendar for this Saturday, Nov. 1, 10 am to 4 pm at the Elks Lodge. I would love to see you there! www.flagstaff-arts.org
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Monday, August 18, 2014
August Special Art News
Here is my newest lavender painting that I started as a demo when I was a guest presenter at the Red Rock Lavender Farms Festival in June. It is finally finished and will soon be available as a giclée - special priced early orders are being taken now.
So much is happening with Flagstaff Open Studios this weekend, August 23rd and 24th. I hope if you are in the Northland, you will have it on your calendar and be planning to stop by Studio #10 - that's me! I will have a coupon for you at the door for 15% off 1 item over $30 (some exclusions apply). Hours are 10 am to 5 pm. More details @ www.Flagstaff-Arts.org.
"Hollys in Pink" is another new painting that can be seen at Brandy's Restaurant and Bakery during the Flagstaff Open Studios Preview exhibit and sale. www.BrandysRestaurant.com The framed piece is 23"x11" - perfect for those narrow little spots in your home!
"Sunspots" is another painting just finished. Framed image is 14"x14". This is sunflower season in the high country and you will see them blooming everywhere and in all sizes. I think the smaller Brown-eyed Susans are the ones that I see the most of. You should see them in the late afternoon sunshine!
I will have a new series of watercolor classes in Flagstaff starting in late September - Friday, 9:30 to 12:30 for weeks. Contact me for details. Must preregister.
August 27th is the special reception at the beautiful High Country Conference Center at NAU. Hope you can come out and meet the Z House artists! Admission is free.
Thanks again for all your support. Hugs, Catherine
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Monday, July 14, 2014
Poppies a Plenty!
Oh my, it has been so long since I posted something here for you. I hope you are able to see my FB page, SnapShotsinWatercolor to keep up with my art news. I painted this colorful watercolor for my centerpiece at Brandy's Restaurant this year. This is my 11th year to be featured in a solo show at Brandy's! The show is up now and runs through July 28th. They are hosting my second "Meet the Artist" this Saturday from 12 noon to 2 pm. There will be free coffee and brownies (those are worth the trip alone)! www.BrandysRestaurant.com
I'm also teaching watercolor classes this month so thought I would share a couple of photos of this painting getting started. First, I took my photos, copied them in B&W and cut them up so I could plan my composition. Then I made a grid on my WC paper and did the drawing.
There are some class openings July 23rd and 30th if you would like to join us. Just email me for details at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I'd love to hear from you with comments and ideas. Also if you are not receiving my newsletter through MailChimp, send me a note. The current newsletter has lots of art news and events through August.
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Thursday, April 3, 2014
Open House and more
This is the other commissioned painting that I referred to in my last post. "The Sensory Garden" at the Montessori Center School, Phoenix, AZ is the first in a series that I am painting for the school. The garden not only has spheres representing the planets, but also living plants for the children to experience the 5 senses. It is a charming and wonderful garden created by Joe Vaz and his staff. I'm excited to continue with the series and will post more later.
In the meantime, I am preparing for my spring and summer shows - first the ACF Spring Marketplace in Flagstaff on April 12th at the Elks Lodge on North San Francisco Street. If you have a chance to be in the north country, I'd love to have you visit my booth. There will be 25 artists in a variety of mediums. Hours are 10 am to 4 pm.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Daffodils for spring!
I'm delivering the other commissioned painting tomorrow so I will wait and post it later.
Meanwhile, mark your calendars for this Saturday, March 29th. I will be hosting my first Open Studio in Phoenix. (Details in Calendar at www.CatherineSickafoose.com) Hours are 10 am to 4 pm. And Patricia Kidwell Lown, jewelry artist, will also be showing her new jewelry designs in precious metals and gemstones.
I'm delivering the other commissioned painting tomorrow so I will wait and post it later.
Meanwhile, mark your calendars for this Saturday, March 29th. I will be hosting my first Open Studio in Phoenix. (Details in Calendar at www.CatherineSickafoose.com) Hours are 10 am to 4 pm. And Patricia Kidwell Lown, jewelry artist, will also be showing her new jewelry designs in precious metals and gemstones.
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Wouldn't it be nice to grow old together?
And snuggle close in stormy weather.
Just think of all the memories we'd share.
With that special someone who really cares.
So what do you say,
My Valentine
On this special day
Won't you be mine?


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Hamilton's Food Calender for early May
April 28, 2011 § 1 Comment
Here are some excellent events on the the Hamilton area for the next two weeks. In particular the gardening programs at the RBG look really great, and the multi-week programs listed at the bottom. If you attend any of these events, please leave a comment and tell everyone how it was!
May 3
The Botany Of Vegetables at the Royal Botanical Gardens
Get excited about vegetables and learn more about what you eat with Jodi Vanderheyden! Come out and discover some of the distinguishing botanical features that put vegetables in the same plant families as common garden plants. This is followed by a virtual tour of Veggie Village, our vegetable display garden in Hendrie Park.
Date: Tuesday, 3 May, 2011 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: RBG Centre
Members: $15; Non-members: $18
May 7
Doors Open & Mothers Day Weekend at the Hamilton Farmers' Market
This Sunday is Mother's Day, and the Hamilton Farmers' Market has some lovely events on for the occasion – on Saturday. Bring your family and enjoy our city's beautiful market! For more information, check out Doors Open Hamilton and the Hamilton Farmers' Market.
Date: Saturday May 7 2011 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Hamilton Farmers' Market
May 6
Eat Your Greens! with Cathy Fleischmann
Learn the unique health promoting properties of greens and how easy it can be to prepare them and incorporate them in your diet from breakfast, soup, side dishes, main dishes and snacks. All recipes are dairy and gluten free (vegan) and low sodium.
Date: May 6, 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Upper Gage Goodness Me,1000 Upper Gage Ave.
Cost: $32.00
May 7
Charity Compost Event
All events are on Saturdays at City of Hamilton Public Works yards. Bring your own pails, buckets and shovels. We will be collecting $1 for the equivalent of every $5-gallon pail you fill with compost. The money will go to Hamilton FoodShare.
Date: May 7
Location: 308 Rymal Road East, Hamilton, and 330 Wentworth Street North, Hamilton
Cost: $1 donation per 5-gallon bucket of compost
May 8
Puddingcombe's Mother's Day Picnic
Grab a Puddicombe Picnic and eat amongst the blossoms. Treat mom to a Mother's Day she will never forget.
Call 905-643-1015 for pricing and reservations.
Date: May 8
Location: Puddingcombe Estate, 1468 Hwy #8 Winona
May 10
Lunch 'n' Learn: The Ancient World, Explained – From Molten Earth to Snowball Earth
Bring your own lunch to the Hamilton Farmers' Market Community Kitchen and learn about food, nutrition, culture, arts, gardening and much more. Join us every Tuesday during the month of May for The Ancient World, Explained series with Sustainability Consultant and science nerd Michael Nabert. His blend of fact, fiction & entertainment provides food for thought. From Molten Earth to Snowball Earth will explore our world's endless pendulum between hot and cold and how it's shaped the history of life on earth. From green skies to giant insects to dinosaurs and mass extinctions, life's existence is a roller coaster of wonders and upsets. Find out how the world might as well be flat after all!
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 12:00 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Location: Hamilton Farmers' Market
Ages: All
Cost: Free Pre-registration required. Registration is limited, so please book early.
May 10
Cooking Class: The Beginners' Cooking Class for Kids
This 6-week hands-on after school program will teach children about simple healthy snacks, beverages and lunches they can make at home. Registered dietician Chwen Johnson and Market Program Coordinator Sapphire Singh will teach children basic cooking and nutrition skills, kitchen safety and and how to make their favorite foods. Resources prepared by the Chronic Disease Prevention-Children & Youth Program, Public Health Services, City of Hamilton. Sponsored by Child and Youth Workgroup of Healthy Living Hamilton.
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 to Tuesday, June 14, 2011 / 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: Hamilton Farmers' Market
Ages: 10 to 12 years.
Cost: $4.00 per child per class. Pre-registration required. Registration is limited, so please book early.
May 10
Cooking Class: International Cusine with Chef John Marques
Learn how you can prepare internationally inspired meals with market fresh ingredients. Chef John Marques will prepare a four course meal with recipes from the Middle East (Green Salad), Goa/South India (Vindaloo served with Pulao rice, Cream Caramel), and the Philippines (Beef Tapa with friend egg and rice). Chef John Marques has over 25 years of experience working in kitchens around the world. Space is limited.
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 / 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Location: Hamilton Farmers' Market
Ages: 18 years and older.
Cost: $30.00 per person. Pre-registration required.
May 11
Gluten Free Living Made Easy! with Kathy Maraz
Come and learn what it means to be gluten free, what the symptoms are, and how to live gluten-free, with easy substitutes!
Date: May 11, 6:30-8 pm
Location: Locke St. Goodness Me, 176 Locke Street South
Cost: FREE
May 12
"Little Sous Chef" Demonstration – Free Workshop and Snack every Thursday
Cooking in the kitchen is a great way for children to learn new words and have early math and science experiences. Have fun making a simple lunch with your child. This weekly program is for children 3 – 6 years and their parents or caregivers. This program is brought to you by Wesley Urban Ministries and funded by the United Way's From Here to the Bay Fund.
Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011 / 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Location: Hamilton Farmers' Market
Ages: 3 to 6 years.
Cost: Free. Call 905-524-4884 to register. Pre-registration required.
May 14
Charity Compost Event
All events are on Saturdays at City of Hamilton Public Works yards. Bring your own pails, buckets and shovels. We will be collecting $1 for the equivalent of every $5-gallon pail you fill with compost. The money will go to Hamilton FoodShare.
Date: May 14
Location: 1301 Upper Ottawa Street, Hamilton, and 349 Jones Road, Stoney Creek
Cost: $1 donation per 5-gallon bucket of compost
May 11
Getting Started in the Garden
The Edible Landscape
Grab your gloves and pull on your rubber boots to join Nancy Lee-Colibaba in Veggie Village. Participants turn over the soil, add compost and discuss the importance of maintaining soil health for a productive vegetable and herb garden. Participants take home a bag of compost to put on their own garden.
Date: Wed, 11 May, 2011 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: RBG Centre
Cost: Members $22, Non-members $25
May 13
Smashing Salads with Sandy Pomeroy
Here we go – another popular salad class! Join Sandy as she teaches you how to prepare interesting and nourishing salads. Learn how to incorporate your meals around these salads – the perfect answer to summer eating!
Date: May 13, 6:30-8pm
Location: Locke St. Goodness Me, 176 Locke Street South
Cost: $32.00
May 14
Goodwill's Tastes of Downtown
Now in its sixth year, Goodwill's Tastes of Downtown is a much-anticipated fundraising event featuring select restaurants in downtown Hamilton. Join us for a day of fine food and discover the restaurants of Downtown Hamilton!
Select establishments are divided up into separate tours – each tour route involves five participating restaurants and is designed to be an interesting mix of food, drink and eclectic culture. At each restaurant guests enjoy a sampling of the proprietor's menu and an appropriately paired wine, beer, spirit or non-alcoholic beverage. Tours are hosted by a local celebrity guide.
Date: Saturday May 14, 2011
Cost: $60.00
May 14
Marvelous Muffins with Marcie Prebianca
Do you dream of making miraculous muffins, but also desire them to be healthy? Perhaps you long for tips on how to make muffins without acquiring bodily "muffin-tops" yourself? Would you like to know how to substitute more nutrient dense ingredients for less healthy ones? Marcie will take the mystery out of muffin mishaps and explain methods to make your muffins a masterpiece! Exciting bonus: Marcie will be sharing some of her famous and radical recipes! Samples included!
Date: May 14, 1-3 pm
Location: Locke St. Goodness Me, 176 Locke Street South
Cost: $32.00
Multiple Week Programs
May 10-June 14
Cooking Class: The Beginners' Cooking Class for Kids at the Hamilton Farmers' Market
This 6-week hands-on after school program will teach children to have fun in the kitchen. Registered dietician Chwen Johnson and Presentation Coordinator Sapphire Singh will teach children basic cooking and nutrition skills, kitchen safety and how to prepare healthy balanced snacks, lunches and dinners they will love. Resources prepared by the Chronic Disease Prevention-Children & Youth Program, Public Health Services, City of Hamilton. Sponsored by Child and Youth Workgroup of Healthy Living Hamilton.
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 to Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Location: Hamilton Farmers' Market
Time: 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Ages: 10 to 13 years.
Cost: $4.00 per child per class.
May – September
Veggie Village Gardening Series at the RBG
Vegetable gardening is a hot topic and RBG has the perfect venue to teach you hands-on gardening skills in Veggie Village — our demonstration and teaching garden that opened in 2010.
Getting Started in the Garden (May 11)
Planting the Garden (June 1)
Caring for the Garden (July 13)
Harvesting from the Garden (September 21)
Dates: May – September
Location: RBG Centre
Cost: For all four classes: Members: $78, Non-members: $92
May 14 – August 13
Junior Gardener's Club
In its 64th year, this popular program for 8- to13-yearolds provides an opportunity for kids to learn about gardening. Each child is given a garden plot to plant, cultivate and harvest. All plants, tools and supplies are provided. Activities include cooking, nature hikes, games and crafts. The group wraps up on August 13 with a flower and vegetable show and awards night. It's an opportunity to teach kids about healthy lifestyles.
Date: Sat, 14 May, 2011 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Weekly until August 13)
Location: RBG Centre/Hendrie Park
Cost: Members: $120, Non-members: $135
May 14 – June 25
Sow & Grow (Session 1)
Nancy Lee-Colibaba and staff give 5- to 7-year-olds the opportunity to grow, care for and harvest their own vegetables and flowers. A budding gardener can take the first session and if they wish, continue on in their garden by taking the second session. Either way, children have lots of fun learning in the garden. Other activities include jam making, nature walks and crafts.
Date: Saturdays, May 14, 28 to June 25; 1 to 3 p.m.
Location: RBG Centre/Hendrie Park
Cost: Members: $75, Non-members: $85
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According to Music Africa Awake Reporter:
René Angélil, the husband of award-winning Canadian singer Celine Dion, died on Thursday at the age of 73 after a long battle with cancer, Dion announced.
It's with profound sadness that we are announcing that René Angélil, 73, died this morning at his Las Vegas home after a courageous battle with cancer. The family wishes to mourn in private," her website said. "Other information will be provided in the next few days."
The Canadian entertainment manager, who discovered Dion, 47, when she was 12-years-old and drove her career to stardom, married her in 1994 at a lavish wedding in Montreal's Notre Dame Basilica.
The couple have three sons, René-Charles, 14, and 5-year-old twins Nelson and Eddy.
Angélil's illness, first diagnosed in 1999, prompted Dion to put her career on hold in 2014, suspending her Las Vegas residency. Dion said he supported her later return to the stage.


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We started a new habit this morning. Roomie and I both want to be healthy and exercise on a regular basis so we made a pact to walk on Saturday mornings. Up around 7″30 and did a 2 mile walk at a nearby trail, got my third rotation in as well and enjoyed all the birds in the area.
In addition to a morning walking routine I MUST finish this blanket and have dedicated a couple hours at least for every saturday until its finished. I'm teaching at Village again in April and have to line up several craft shows in addition to the 5k races I'll be going to this year.
Week 2 starts Monday.
Jog 90 seconds, walk 60 seconds
Tomorrow is a rest day. This afternoon it was groceries, yummy dinner of Ahi Tuna steak and brussels sprouts, worked on my blanket for about an hour and watched movies.
Cowgirls & Angels – cute with horses. Woo Hoo!
Cirque du Soleil, Worlds Away – I would really like to see this show live!
Rise of the Guardians – sweet movie with a nice story line and heroes.
Here Comes the Boom – which was my favorite movie of the 4. Why do I like fighting movies now? I've never been able to stand watching fighting.
The kids had a wonderful time on Catalina and I haven't heard from them so am not sure if they are in Texas or in between Cali and Texas.
I was planning on going south again next year for vacation but I've been looking into renting a place on Catalina for a week instead and taking the kids back out. I've been wanting to go back anyway and need to take mom's ashes to spread in the ocean. THe flat that I'm looking at accomadates 6 and there are only 4 of us…so 2 extra spaces available for a friend? I'll have to see as the date gets closer. I'll be here for another winter and then I am expecting to move south to the ocean.
We had a bale of hay delivered this afternoon. The house guest is making himself right at home and eating on the counter with the other cats now. Jackie is beating him up now and he's playing with the boys – they are chasing each other around and pouncing on each other.


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A marvellous book based on marvellous young Canadians who thought nothing of their lives to protect the freedom of ours. Respecting and protect those soldiers under their command and by example that they were not alone and how we were dependent on them. God bless them and now protect and share the glory of everlasting life. Congratulations Tom Douglas
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Proof: World Going To Hell Via Handbasket
IIn Mexico, there are four pending patents on the tortilla. The tortilla has been around in central and south America since at least 5,000 years ago, and probably existed for thousands of years before first records of its use. These patents are seeking monetary recompense for the production of any item identifiable as a tortilla, from private to corporate use. Will any of these patents get stamped? No. But the sheer audacity and ballsy attitude of these patent attempts is a tribute to modern insanity and selfishness.
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George Webb's Theory On What's Up With Imran Awan, Debbie Wasserman Schultz IT Guy
Webb's theory is that the Awans (as in "Anthony Weiner's "trusted team"") provided blackberries to all of these congress-critters. Those blackberries would 'phone home' and sync with remote servers/connectedlaptops & store ALL communications (think Weiner's computer). This is the stuff of blackmail nightmares.
Now, consider the fact these treasonous overpaid "IT" specialists had unlimited access using their top security clearances to access 31 democrats computer systems, particularly access to intel from The Select Intelligence Committee of The House, Homeland Security Committee and Foreign Affairs Committee. These committee members deal with the most sensitive national security measures.
(Seal Team 6 Extortion 17, Yemen Raid, 15 Marines and Navy Corpsman who were killed in Mississippi last week when the KC-130 tanker they were on crashed, all compromised by Awan network?)
Then also consider Obama's final acts to ensure said access is not interfered with/interrupted:
Jan. 12: Obama expands the NSA's ability to share data with other agencies
Jan 20:
Obama's final act as president promises more tech talent in Washington
Muslim Brotherhood infiltration is very very deeply entrenched. Let's see how this arrest exposes it and hopefully destroys it.
Why did Imran Awan return to the United States from Pakistan? It was confirmed that the Awans liquidated their assets and left for Pakistan back in April-March, and were spotted by multiple people traveling around Pakistan with an armed security detail. Hina Alvi was even stopped at the airport by capitol police with $12,000 cash; but they had to let her board the plane (to Quatar) because they didn't have a reason to hold her yet. So that leaves the question, WHY? Why come back to the U.S. amid an ongoing investigation? Nobody would be that stupid, especially Imran Awan.
Imran is going to be the sole fall guy. "They" are setting him up to take the fall for everything. Including "hacking" the DNC, "hacking" the Podesta emails, etc. I have a bad feeling that Imran is going to be pinned as G2, "they" will say he tried to frame Russia, but ultimately works for Pakistan. This is the first step in motion to make this whole "Russia" narrative disappear all while protecting the conductors; and ultimately making Pakistan the patsy. Time will tell, but don't count on charges going farther than Imran Awan and possibly DWS. A few fingers may have to be sacrificed, but the head remains in tact, and in control.(hat tip: Taylor McWhirter)


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Charles E. Witkowski Sr., DDS
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Bernice S.
5 months ago
Excellent - I have already recommended you to someone. Thank you for your kindness and that of your staff.
Sherry H.
5 months ago
The office staff was very kind & helpful. The doctor was personable & friendly. The only negative was that we had to wait over 40 minutes from our scheduled appointment time before we were taken back to see the doctor.
osa c.
6 months ago
The staff and Dr Witkowski was friendly
We was happy with the services so far that we have received. The staff was friendly, prompt, made us feel welcome. I was surprised the the Dr was even different. I liked him
anita m.
6 months ago
would not go anywhere else for oral surgeon dr, nursing, & front office very good
Ron H.
6 months ago
Professional Team
I had been to Dr.Witkowski a few years ago and was greatly impressed! i had to see him again for another extraction consult (he still impressed me) and i must say, the office personnel are still as friendly and professional as ever! The only negative aspect is the wait time. If one is in a hurry, don't be!
Amanda P.
6 months ago
Friendly staff, down to earth, understanding and financially reasonable
Dr. Witwokoski is very down to earth and pleasant to work with. He took his time getting to know me, examined my teeth, and pointed out some potential concerns. He listened to my needs and offered detailed care instructions. His staff was also pleasant to work with and helped me set up a line of credit for my much needed dental care.
Michele M.
6 months ago
Very Friendly, Professional and Caring!
I recently had a consult for a dental implant. I had a 30 year old root canal that was infected, painful and needed to be removed. The week prior to meeting Dr.Witkowski, I was referred by my dentist to another oral surgeon in the area, whose office would not consult my insurance companies to determine what I would need to pay out of pocket. This office wanted me to pay everything out of pocket and then file my insurance. I was not treated very well by the individual from the office staff. I was told my insurance wouldn't cover certain things, such as sedation and bone grafts. So, therefore on contacted Dr. Witkowski's office and went for my consult. Dr.Witkowski and his staff were wonderful. The insurance coordinator contacted both of my insurance companies and I had my quote by the end of my appointment and yes my insurance company will pay for bone grafts and sedation. Dr Witkowski was kind, easy to talk to and answered all of my questions. They were able to get me a quick appointment due to the pain I was having, unlike the last surgeon I spoke too. I would recommend Dr. Witkowski!!!
Debra J.
6 months ago
This is not my first visit to Dr Witkowski and I've always been extremely satisfied with my experience
Donna L.
7 months ago
5 star review
Highly competent; made you feel at ease; did not even feel the IV when he started it. Great selection of music!! Highly recommend. He and his staff are wonderful. 5 stars!!
Shezann S.
7 months ago
very friendly and great staff
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Did you know my printer is snobby?
In the course of trying to save money, today I purchased a remanufactured printer ink cartridge. It was from an electronics store and labeled to fit the printer I have. However, my printer is so "snobby" it doesn't "recognized" the cartridge. So instead of saving money I am now out that money, since you cannot return opened packages of ink. And I have to go back and buy the name brand of ink. So much for snobby electronics!


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I kept hearing that some of the best Korean food in the Bay Area is in the South Bay, specifically San Jose, Sunnyvale, and Santa Clara. In fact, I think most of the restaurants actually lie along El Camino Real. Korean restaurants, for some reason, have traditionally been the one type of restaurant that I usually go with a Korean and have them order for me. Granted, I've been often enough now that I know what I want to order, but sometimes it's just easier when you don't have to think about what you want to eat. Unfortunately, since moving back to the Bay Area, I haven't really found any good Korean restaurants and I started thinking that I wasn't going with Koreans so I wasn't picking the right places. As usual, I went researching on Yelp and discovered a highly recommended 4 star place called Choi's Kitchen.
As with every Korean restaurant, every meal comes with a variety of banchan (side dishes), and in this case it was nine different ones that are completely on the house. My favorite is the odeng aka fish cake, but the usual ones were included like kim chee, pickled cucumbers, daikon radish, and bean sprouts. The side dishes are often just "whatevers", but I actually like them here. Overall, they were well done and taste good.
We also ordered the Kalbi which wasn't bad. Taste-wise it was pretty typical for most kalbi that I've had at other restaurants, but I did think this meat was pretty tender and easy to eat. It had the smokey, charcoal taste that you'd come to expect from Korean BBQ meat. My main critique about the dish is not necessarily specific to this dish, but Korean BBQ meat dishes in general. I still think the price for Korean BBQ is not commiserate with the portion size. Granted, it wasn't like the two of us could come close to finishing off the kalbi, but I still think for $17, they should give you a little more meat.
The Jap Chae (stir-fried glass noodles) was a little disappointing. I love noodles… all sorts of noodles, so next to ja jiang mien, this is probably my next favorite Korean noodle dish. Unfortunately, these noodles were kind of flat and flavorless. I liked that they had some beef mixed in where as most other preparations are vegetable only. Unfortunately, it just didn't have enough taste. On the flip side, it was a really huge plate of noodles. In fact, I think there was enough for 2 people for 3 meals.
Lastly, we also had the Haemul Pajun which is a pancake made of squid, onions, vegetables and onions. Yelpers really rave about this, and I have to wholeheartedly agree with them, because this probably is the best Haemul Pajun I've ever had. There is something about the batter that is very well seasoned. It really tastes delicious. The squid pieces are cut up small enough so even though the squid tends to be chewy, you don't notice it too much in this dish. Best part (as it should be) is that they give you huge, healthy serving of pancake for $13, so much so that we ended up bringing this home and had enough to fill us up for a second meal.
Overall, this is a pretty good Korean restaurant. I definitely need to bring some Korean friends to get their confirmation, but even if they don't like it, I still will come back. Hehe! The Haemul Pajun is hands down the best dish at Choi's Kitchen, and pretty much the best Haemul Pajun I've ever had. The banchan is another highlight and the other dishes are pretty solid. Definitely a go-to Korean restaurant for the South Bay. Although I complained a lot about the individual portions of each dish, for some reason, we always tend to order a lot of food and end up with leftovers for 1 or 2 meals afterwards. I look forward to coming back again.
Choi's Kitchen
3530 El Camino Real
Santa Clara, CA 95051
PAFO Ratings for Choi's Kitchen:
Price 3 stars
Ambiance 2 stars
Food 3 ½ stars
Overall rating 3 ½ stars


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I know, I know. I said it would be a cold day in hell before I mixed on the radio again, so apparently the Devil is having a snowball fight right now. All jokes aside, my homie E Rock is doing some great things with his show "Club 949" on WiLD 94.9 in San Francisco right now, so naturally when he asked me to be a part, I had to accept the invitation. Best part about the whole deal is I got to play whatever I wanted and I was on right at 2am when all the clubs let out. I'm no dummy; I couldn't just play whatever I wanted... I mean the goal is to have people tune in and stay there, so it is a very radio friendly mix, but me nonetheless. I was happy to do it. Here is both parts together for you to enjoy.
You can also grab some other mixes from the show on E Rock's podcast page located HERE!


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If you're one of those folks who find 12 hours of music a little daunting, we totally understand. It takes years of meticulous musical geekery to obtain such an endurance. Don't worry, there are plenty of things to do at the Horse Show this Saturday!
For starters, there is food! Ayappa's International Cuisine from White Oaks Mall will be offering gyros, falafel, cheeseburgers, and fries. We're excited to get our pitas around their delightful hunks of lamb. (there was nothing wrong with that sentence, it just doesn't sound right)
For the kids Refuge Ranch maintains a playground for them to live out their adventures as traveling bards and modern day starved musicians hanging on for dear life. Also expect face painting, or in this case, every kid needs a mustache!
We'll have outdoor activities such as sand volleyball, and Mondo Croquet. Be sure to bring your own bowling ball or you can buy one of ours! If organized things are not your interest, then bring a hula hoop, or buy one from our friend Apryl! There will be enough green space for those of the frisbee tossing persuasion, or even football if you insist.
Also there will be a few local artists displaying their works, plenty of musician merch for sale, and of course the ever popular donation box! We can't get enough of donation boxes!!!
Of course we can't forget the main attraction of the whole event, the Refuge Ranch horses! (and goats, but whatever). One could probably spend the whole day talking to our fine equines, learning the language of their people!
"But what if it rains, what if it storms, should I quiver in fear in my house in the fetal position" you say? Although some of these activities might not be as fun, the stage is in the barn. Nothing short of a tornado is going to stop our resolve to bring you one of the finest musical displays the Springfield countryside has ever seen!
For more info about the Horse Show, check the Horse Show page on this site, and the Facebook Event!