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Except in the case of Stroller Strides. Stroller Strides is a full-body workout program that moms can do with their babies. There are more than 1,200 locations spread across 44 states, including several franchises in the greater Tampa Bay area.
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Tired Food; Excellent Service – Wanted to try this place out, it looked pretty good. I was impressed with the soufle, but the french sauces on all our dishes was not up to snuff (think weak flavor and corn starch). I was very impressed with the service. The bill was on the high side because we ordered expensive wine. Overall, if you have lots of time in Vegas to kill, go here. If your short on time and cash, then pick a new up and coming spot like (as of 2012) "Sage". Avoid Yelp, allegedly they rig ratings (thru unexplained "filter" algorythms that favor advertisers).
The best jewel from the good old Vegas time Baby! – Very nice romantic atmosphere, The menu is a toast to fine French fare, exceptional service ,the food ummm so delicious, the perfect place to take your special one. A very original place.
Excellent French Food – Pamplemousse is tucked away in a fringe area of East Sahara near Paradise Road.The room is a flashback to 1950's Las Vegas. The fettucine a la Georges was a winner as were the duck breast and confit. Service is good but less formal than in many fine restaurants. Worth a visit
what in the world... – wow what a huge dissapointment at what could be a really great restaurant! my husband and i had 8:30 reservations and looking in a half full dining room they made us wait 20 min before we got seated!(i really hate this, all they were trying to do was push us on the bar and press us to buy over priced drinks!!, ) when we where finally seated we still had to wait a good 5 min before anybody even noticed we were there! the food was very good dont get me wrong and prepaired perfectly, but a 45 min wait between apps and dinner? nobody ever filled a water glasses? they even forgot one of our side dishes!! and i had to waive the waiter down to get it!! this was worse service then what you expect at a dennys!! and this is a fine dining $150-200 a head wolfgang puck restaurant!! like i said food was great, but everything else was awful
Terrible neighborhood – We were hassled IN THE PARKING LOT by a homeless man. After a really pushy conversation while my wife was standing right next to me, I was so agitated I had a hard time enjoying the food. Service was average, nothing exemplary. We mentioned to one of the waiters about the situation outside, and he said he would take care of it. After dinner was over, we came back out, and he was still there.
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Updates for Pamplemousse le restaurant – Contact: Lee Ann Groff-Daudet or Jean-David Daudet
Las Vegas? favorite French Restaurant ? Pamplemousse le restaurant - now open for lunch Mondays through Fridays
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Founder George LaForge hand picked Jean-David Daudet and his wife Lee Ann to join him in the operation and ownership of the 85 seat restaurant. Daudet hails from the Burgundy region of France, where he owned and operated his own acclaimed restaurant, Le Trou Poinchy, for twelve years before moving to Las Vegas as the Executive Chef for Drai?s at the Barbary Coast.
?What Georges LaForge created in Pamplemousse is a very special place where friends gather and enjoy great food. My goal is to keep all that is wonderful about the restaurant ? the charming candlelit rooms, the waiters reciting the menu, the classic dishes like Duck, the Lamb, and the Veal, the crudite basket, olives and French bread that we deliver to each table.?
Daudet has added a few of his own specialties including a Chilean Sea Bass cooked with soy and ginger, Salmon with Spinach in a Puff Pastry, a Tomato and Goat Cheese Tarte and some new deserts including a Chocolate ?Volcano? Fondant and a Grand Marnier Souffle. ?We?re using a greater amount of organic ingredients, and have expanded the wine list ? particularly the wines from France and California.?
The restaurant is now open for lunch Monday through Friday with a special ?bistro? menu that includes classics like the Croque Monsieur, Moules Frites and Coq au Vin, as well as a variety of salads and soups.
The neighborhood is old being at the beginning of downtown,( buildings from the 60's)...so we were wondering at first but like the website said, what a charm once we entered . – The waiters were wonderful, attentive without being intrusive, and everything was explained to us in great detail.
I enjoyed the Escargot for my first time and my husband who does not usually eat seafood, greatly enjoyed the combination appetizer of shrimp & scallops., The restaurant is lovely., cozy and intimate
The wines we had were very nice. All in all, it was a wonderful experience to celebrate the wedding of our friends.
Stuffy, crowded, rude – No Menus - Me and my boyfriend don't speak french. We ordered with "uhm and ahh". We took suggestions from the waiter
Bad Parking - We parked parralel to Sahara. It was a very busy night. Not in the best part of Las Vegas
Stuffy Restaurant - Very small. Wasn't "romantic" like I had originally thought. Not enough room to do anything. Waiters constantly were leaning into our table to let others pass.
Waiters - Perhaps it was a long day for them. Very huffy and impatient. Felt a little ackward like we had done something wrong.
I would never reccomend someone to here.
Country French fare that remains a secret from night to night. – In Short
Pamplemousse has been serving French country fare in a rustic setting to Las Vegans, celebrities and tourists alike for almost 20 years. In true Vegas style, it's a favorite haunt with Strip performers. No printed menu ensures an extended colloquy between waiter and patron as your memory and patience is put to the test. A crudite platter is a mountain of fresh vegetables, pickles, eggs and dipping sauces. Duck, veal and seafood are the specialties.
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Do Lewis and Wallace have the same agent? Sounds like it from their comments....why throw comments out there instead of just letting the process unfold?
Worst case scenario, cut Ike to sign Lewis.
We could always franchise and sign him long term.
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This is a blue moment . . . it's blue because I'm confused, again; or should I say "still"? I don't know what I want or how to get it. I act like I know what I want, and I appear to be going after it—fast, but I don't, when it comes down to it, even know. I guess it's because I'm afraid. Afraid I'm wrong. And I guess I'm afraid I'm wrong, because I constantly relate myself to other people, other experiences, other ideas. I should be looking at both in perspective, not comparing. I relate my life to an idea or an example that is some entirely different life. I should be relating it to my life only in the sense that each has good and bad facets. Each is separate. The only way the other attained enough merit, making it worthy of my admiration, or long to copy it is by taking chances, taking it in its own way. It has grown with different situations and has discovered different heights of happiness and equal sorrows. If I always seek to pattern my life after another, mine is being wasted re-doing things for my own empty acceptance. But, if I live my life my way and only let the other [artists] influence me as a reference, a starting point, I can build an even higher awareness instead of staying dormant. If I can take this and apply it, it will help, but again I am afraid. Afraid I'll just ignore this whole revelation and remain in the rut and rationalize and call it human nature or some shit. But, I've been living like this for so long that it seems I'm doomed to continue. Although I realized it now, so that is encouraging. If I can do this, then it should not be hard to answer my questions and doubts about my forthcoming adventure. If I am all that is in question, then I should be able to answer all. Like past experience, there is always a certain magic that some call "Fate." Lately it hasn't been as evident, or perhaps I am just more ignorant of it, but I know that I'll end up somewhere for some reason or no reason, but with some answers or at least be a little clearer on why I am and what I am aiming to do or what I am gonna do or just "do." If this fate is negative, that isn't negative because that is what happened and that then was the fate. I only wish that I could have more confi dence and try to forget all my silly preconceptions, misconceptions, and just live. Just live. Just. Live.
Just live till I die.
Today we got to Interstate State Park and camped and met people and sold T-shirts. Tripped. Met people going to see the Grateful Dead in Minnesota. The Grateful Dead in Minnesota! We're going to see the Grateful Dead! I found a tree in this park that I'm gonna come back to, someday. It stretches sideways out over the St. Croix river and I can sit on it and balance lying on it perfectly.
tuesday, may 10, 1977
Today we awoke at sunrise, walked out of the park and hitchhiked to Minneapolis. We saw the school. It's so big! Giant studios and facilities for silk-screen, etching, lithography, sculpture and giant sun roofs. They have a big library with "Pioneer" receivers, tape decks and a large selection of music (even Frank Zappa). We saw the downtown area and a really modern mall that I can't begin to describe. We got a dorm apartment for two nights for $10 and bought Grateful Dead tickets. (Only $5.50 apiece and it's not sold out yet.) Also I met people that go to school here and asked a lot of questions and got a good idea of what this school is like.
The Dead were great. We saw the people we met at the campsite, sold T-shirts, got high. The Dead even did an encore from American Beauty, "By the waterside I will lay my head, listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock my soul." friday, may 13, 1977 After we left Minneapolis, we took a bus to I-94 and caught a few little rides and then a truck ride all the way to the border of N. Dakota where we ate three cheeseburgers and drank some beers. It was all farmers and when I went to the bathroom they all talked about my hair . . . Rednecks! Then we got a ride from a pilot who likes Bachman Turner Overdrive and then a truck ride into N. Dakota.
saturday, may 14, 1977
I am in Miles City, Montana, sitting in the sun. Thinking about the Grateful Dead, 'cause the last ride was 77 miles of AM Radio. Suzy said my hair looks like there are dead animals living in it. At least they're dead.
sunday, may 15, 1977
You have to stand before the ramp in Washington, so it was real hard to get rides. So we went down onto the Interstate, illegally, and finally got a ride, seconds before a sheriff came down the ramp. This guy is going all the way to Sacramento. I'm in his car now. We drove till around 10:00 last night and then stayed in a motel, watched Paper Moon on TV and took showers. Today he bought us breakfast in Medford, Oregon, and now we're on our way to Sacramento in a '62 Chrysler with a dome dash and plastic slipcovers. It's a really neat car. Also, he is blind in one eye and has a cataract in the other and the radio doesn't work right 'cause he spilled a glass of Coke down the front of the dash a few years ago. But we'll get there . . .
wednesday, may 18, 1977
Yesterday we woke up, got out of the tent and there were cows standing 20 feet away just looking at us. They kept coming closer and closer till they were right in front of the tent, and Suzy is saying, "Hurry up, they're gonna charge us," so we hurried up and left and hitchhiked to I-80 and got a ride in a van and then a ride with a guy named Peter who took us to Berkeley. The school is really amazing. Better than Minneapolis, and not even comparable to Ivy. Then we went by Rapid Transit (space transit) to San Francisco to a place to eat and sleep for free advertised in an "alternative" Yellow Pages we found in Berkeley. The guy who ran it was gay, I think, and his friend took us to Polk Street, where we saw more faggots than I saw in my entire life. It was weird, but we got fed well and no hassles. Now we are at a laundromat and we'll head for Santa Ana.
We went to Newport Beach today. It was nice. I wish I could live here . . . It's like N.J. shore. I got high and met someone from Boston and from Michigan.
I am sunburned. We saw the ocean today, one month after seeing the Atlantic Ocean.
monday, may 23, 1977
Yesterday me and Suzy took a bus to Disneyland. What a trip! It was like another world. We did everything we could possibly do in nine hours. I expected it to be a letdown after seeing it on TV and hearing about it, but it was better. Except the castle is only about three stories high and it always looks gigantic in pictures. We went to the Haunted Mansion two times.
saturday, may 28, 1977
We are camped in a National Forest (for free) in the Rocky Mountains. We put our tent up last night and drank Coors this morning and we woke up and there was snow everywhere! I got up and walked farther down the creek, and found a good place to make a shelter. It was snowing. This is the nicest place we've been to yet. Last Saturday we were getting sunburned at Newport Beach, and now we're in snow! I built a shelter out of pine trees and we put the tent under it. Now I am sitting across the creek from our tent drinking a beer and getting high on the scenes. Rocky Mountain High!
memorial day 1977
We slept under a train bridge last night and woke at sunrise and signed the bridge along with the other people that had slept there. We got a family ride that was very comical, and then a ride to Des Moines, Iowa, with a really neat guy who had tame raccoons.
Now I'm on the North Side, and Suzy is making French toast. This is the end of the fi rst part of my trip. Or should I say the beginning of another "trip." Through all the shit, shines the small ray of hope that lives in the common sense of the few. The music, dance, theatre, and the visual arts; the forms of expression, the arts of hope. This is where I think I fi t in. If it's alongside a creek in the Rocky Mountains or in a skyscraper in Chicago or in a small town called Park City, Utah, it is always with me. Art will never leave me and never should. So as I go into the next part of the trip I hope it will be more creative and more work involved and less talk and more doing, seeing, learning, being, loving, feeling, maybe less feeling, and just work my ass off, 'cause that, my friend, is where it's at!
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I'm pretty sure the trade rule is that 10 points is the maximum that you can trade.
na, one points not that big of a deal
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Trell don't take the one less point and I can give you the PF you want!
I offered five picks and a good and young PF, just for Oneil and 2 points!
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You could put out a letter to the league and put it all in Comic Sans ala Dan Gilbert
Wow a single league point may nix this very good trade for the.lakers
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He keeps saying other offers sucked but i offered him stromile swift straight up for baron davis.and he didnt take that but he is okay with this one.
Anyway, again. Trell, if you like the trade and would take it for 10 points still, then speak up. If not, contact Balls and work it out.
Also, I know some owners commenting in this thread didn't like when others commented about the "fairness" in their own trade threads. So let's keep that in mind before we continuously blast and beat a dead horse.
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What's funny is the majority of the people complaining, are ones that "offered way better deals". I offered what I thought were way better deals than deals i've seen go down, never said a peep.
The only bad part about that trade was the Mavs first. I should have gotten a better first rounder.
Can only trade 10 points.
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I personally don't like when people give their opinion of a trade before its been approved by both parties by someone not even involved in the deal. I don't like that part of how the trade threads work. but i guess that's how it's going to be unless CP3 changes it.
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Division III Presidents Council members at their meeting on Wednesday and Thursday benefited from a hypothetical situation they hope never to experience for real.
The presidents joined their Division II Presidents Council colleagues in "the enforcement experience," which is a behind-the-scenes look from NCAA staff on what goes on in an enforcement case, from investigation and hearing through penalty assessment.
The two-and-a-half hour session on Wednesday night was a condensed version of a six-hour program that the enforcement staff presented to media members last spring. Modeled after the mock selections that have added transparency to the selection and bracketing process in men's and women's basketball, the enforcement experience positions participants as NCAA investigators and Committee on Infractions members. Although the case is fictitious, the confidential tip and ensuing investigation represent a typical scenario.
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"We're shifting our focus from simply concentrating on the number of minorities or under-represented populations in a given category to being more inclusive regarding what those members bring to the table," said Franklin, who also serves as the Association's chief inclusion officer. "We're not abandoning our efforts to grow the numbers, but we're more interested in thinking about diversity from a standpoint of inclusion – how do we change climate and culture?
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Division III Presidents Council members agreed with the approach and asked that the inclusion message be front and center at the presidential luncheon on Jan. 13 during the NCAA Convention. They also asked for examples of best practices that emerged from the Inclusion Summit to fuel the discussion.
"Inclusion is an ongoing process and not an add-on or a one-and-done type of thing," Bultman said. "Changing the culture is something that takes time and attention on a continuing basis. Some of the best practices that came out of the summit will be helpful to us. It isn't just talking about it, but knowing how we can make a difference."
In the spirit of inclusion, the Presidents Council took actions that affect the long-term diversity of its roster. First was to approve in concept legislation that allows the Council to waive the four-year term limit (per Constitution 22.214.171.124) when the nominations subcommittee concludes that an extension is necessary and appropriate to enhance the Council's continuity and effectiveness (or otherwise allow the Council to continue to fulfill its representational requirements).
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CAL 475 No.2
I got a double rifle marked CAL 475 No.2
I got hold of RCBS dies that are marked .475 No.2 Jeffery
Bullet slugged in rifle suggests a .483 in barrel.
Case sized with die will not hold bullet (case neck still to big) suggesting a .488 neck.
Did a bit of web surfing and found articles on the .475 No.2 confusing and contradicting.
Some say .475 No.2 NE are also known as .475 No.2 Jeffery and are the same cartridge
Some say they can be fired in same rifle.
Some states they are not the same but differ in Bullet diameter, .483 for the .475 No.2 NE and .488 for the .475 No.2 NE Jeffery and should not be fired in same rifle?
Do RCBS 475 No.2 dies have different neck sizes (.483 and .488)? How do I differentiate? And how do I order such dies?
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the .475 no2 and the .475 no2 jeffery used the same case just with different loadings. the standard used a 480grn bullet with 80 or 85 grains of cordite. the jeffery used a 500grn bullet but with 3 different cordite loads of, 75, 80 and 85grns. they were all interchangeable but as each double rifle is regulated for a specific load they would only be accurate in the rifle set up for the specific load. there were bullet variations but apparently the most common was 0.489 inch in diameter.cant help with the rest . p.s. and welcome to AH.
forgot to say there is also a .475 3 1/4inch nitro express which is totally different. this could be the one causing you confusion as its bullets varied between .474 and .483 inches. it was a straight rimmed case , as opposed to the no2 which has a slight neck to it.
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also go onto www.kynochammunition.co.uk .you will find a chart of the ammunition they load, and if you click on the picture of the bullet it gives you info on it. with the pics you can see the differences betwen the 475, and the .475 no2.
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chronic pancreatitis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pancreatitis, Chronic
Pancreatic Diseases
Digestive System Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 17, 2014


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Ole Miss is coming off a seven-win season in 2012 and according to the school's athletic director much of the credit for the program's success centers around coach Hugh Freeze.
"Coach Freeze has really set a standard of energy and passion around our program and he's got our players to buy into that," said University of Mississippi athletic director Ross Bjork. "It really starts from the energy from Coach Freeze and the chemistry we have on that staff."
Bjork, who was in Orlando to take part in the national athletics directors convention, said it's Freeze's passion and energy that helped the program in recruiting.
The Rebels landed a top five recruiting class including the nation's top player in defensive end Robert Nkemdiche as well as the nation's top receiver Laquon Treadwell.
"It's an exciting time in Oxford and now we just got to keep growing and keep talking about the process knowing that we really haven't done what we wanted to accomplish," Bjork added. "We've got bigger aspirations, but we've laid the foundation."
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