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Almost-the-weekend links: ROIOs of the Week: BigO Singapore offers Eric Clapton Live at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, New Jersey, July 7, 1974 Blondie, Late set at Old Waldorf, San Franciso, September 21, 1977 Pats are back: After a thumb-twiddling bye week, the Patriots face storm-struck Buffalo Sunday at 1 p.m. on CBS. Patriots video clips on YouTube. Buffalo news telegraphs a planned sack attack, but they don't sound exactly pumped up (Patriots getting up to speed): Chances are Brady and the receivers will get on the same page and New England will keep winning. A victory Sunday and everyone in the AFC East will have to play catch-up. Again.
White Chicken Chili at the Biloxi (Miss.) Sun-Herald looks light, too. To make it quick, they use canned chicken with their cheese, beans and salsa, but I'd rather pick apart a store-bought rotisserie bird. Roast Spiced Pumpkin and Duck Linguine at Detroit News has only 16 grams of carbs, since it's made with Dream Fields pasta. If duck breasts aren't a staple at your grocery, use chicken breasts. Pork Stew with Apples and Turnips in Cider at the Cincinnati Post sounds like fall in a crockpot. Red Pepper Roll-ups with Herbed Goat Cheese & Basil Misc.: Make your own cheese. Or ginger ale. Or whole wheat bread. Ohio biology professor David Fankhauser makes a lot of things, but mostly cheese. Even Swiss. Artists Are Making Cars of unconventional materials. 1 CommentsLeave a comment |
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Don't stop at the ROIO's listed here.
Keep searching the main page at Big O. http://www.bigo.com.sg/ You'll find, on the left hand border a list of other older ROIO's being made available again. After Blondie you'll find Elvis from 1974, Sufjan Stevens, 2 Slayer concerts (2006 & 1985) and then my favorite, good old JT from the Filmore East in 1971. Good stuff. They keep adding new selections each week.
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