Terri Irwin lashes out at South Park
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I recently got to attend a Microsoft TechNet event in Tampa, Florida. It was just the excuse I was looking for to go visit the first franchise of the world famous Burrito Brother Taco Co. which has been a Gainesville, Florida/University of Florida tradition since 1976. I work as an IT Admin in Gainesville. The franchise store opened earlier this year and has been a "planned proven success".
This store is known as the "Carrollwood" Burrito Brothers. They now plan to expand the franchise.
My co-worker, Victor, and I arrived at the Tampa store at about 12:30 (a few pics of the outside 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). Unlike the Gainesville store it wasn't completely crowded (Yay! The Guac light was on!). There were, however, about 5 or 6 tables of people and a steady influx of people coming in and going out for takeout.
This first thing I noticed was the nice interior of the store. They also had lots of bling for sale. I bought a huge 64 oz. insulated mug with the BBTC logo on it while I was there. I'm currently using it for my water mug at work. With the mug you are supposed to get refills at the store for $1. I wonder if Janet will let me get refills for $1 at the Gainesville store.
The next thing I noticed was the menu. In addition to the regular fare you would get at the Gainesville store they have added Quesadillas and Salads. They also have chorizo (mexican sausage). This can be had on a Quesadilla, on a burrito with chicken or added to queso dip. They also have kids meals (Los Pequenos). In addition to sodas and tea they sell Jarritos (mexican soda), beer and beer-ritas (beer margaritas). An odd thing I also noticed is that they only have Primo Burritos not regular ones.
With all these choices, what did I order? A Primo Beef Burrito and an order of guac and chips. I figured the true test would be to order my usual. The burrito was good but the meat was somehow not right. Either the seasoning was not mixed in all the way or the ground beef was not the same as the Gainesville store. The red sauce was exactly the same...great stuff. The Guac...wow! The guac was the same..but...it was HUGE. The guac was in an 8oz. container and it came with what they said was 2 bags of chips but it seemed like more. It only cost 50 cents more than in Gainesville. As I understand it it is only 2 oz. more guac than in Gainesville. It seemed like double the amount. I could barely finish it all. But hey...you know that I did!
All in all, I was quite impressed with the store. I look forward to taking a trip down there, with the family; letting the boys get some kids meals and I would try something different on the menu.
If you live in Tampa or are traveling there, I highly recommend it. If you are ever in Gainesville, though, check out the original.
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Only two more episodes of LOST until February 2007...you heard that
right...stop living in denial. The good news is when LOST comes back,
it will be all new episodes until Summer.
So what will ABC air during the break? Repeats? Heavens no. That is
a promise the creators made to their fans.
Its a new show called Daybreak that is a cross between Groundhog Day
and cop show. It stars Taye Diggs and it comes from Rob Bowman
(X-Files).
It airs Novemeber 15th, on ABC.
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Jim "Rhodey" Rhodes will be played by Terrence Howard.
Any comments on this or the casting of Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark?
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"(Downey's) versatility sets him apart and makes him an ideal fit to play such a complex character as Iron Man," said Kevin Feige, president of production for Marvel Studios.
"Iron Man" is the story of billionaire industrialist and inventor Tony Stark, who is kidnapped and forced to build a devastating weapon. Instead, he builds a high-tech suit of armor and escapes, vowing to protect the world as a superhero.
Downey most recently starred in Richard Linklater's adaptation of Philip K. Dick's "A Scanner Darkly," and can be seen in "A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints," currently in theaters.
"Iron Man" will be distributed by Paramount Pictures."
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In talks to write the screenplay are Al Gough and Miles Millar (Smallville). There is no word on plot details or actors but one might imagine the story will derail a bit from the linear theme park ride and trek further into the jungle than ever before.
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Bindi Irwin has paid tribute to her father at his memorial service today at Australia Zoo.
Entering the Crocoseum to rapturous applause and a standing ovation from the 5000 strong crowd, Bindi appeared confident and composed.
She said her father was her hero.
"He was always there for me when I needed him," Bindi said.
"He listened to me and taught me so many things, but most of all he was fun," she said.
"He was working to save the world so that everyone would love wildlife like he did," she said.
She said she knew he had an important job in saving and protecting wildlife.
"He took me and my brother and my mum with him all the time".
"We filmed together, caught crocodiles together and loved being in the bush together," she said.
Bindi said she would miss her father "every single day".
"When I see a crocodile I will always think of him," she said.
She said her father made the zoo so everyone could come and learn and love animals.
"Daddy made this place his whole life, now it's our turn to help daddy," she said.
Steve's wife Terri quietly cried throughout Bindi's speech.
Steve's father Bob spoke on behalf of the Irwin family, and thanked all of the public for their support since the Crocodile Hunter's death.
He urged the crowd not to grieve for Steve, as he was at peace now.
"Instead grieve for the animals," he said.
"The animals have lost the best friend they have ever had, and so have I."
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