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A Farmington Valley gem – I have very unusual hair, as finely textured as it is difficult to manage.
When my son was working in television, my husband and I visited Los Angeles where, as a special "treat," he arranged for me to have a style done by one of the top professionals in the business. It was an utter disaster - I returned from the experience with a scarf on my head and tears in my eyes.
Joan, owner-operator of La Belle, has been doing my hair for years. Her salon is warm and friendly, elegant and stylish, accessible and convenient, with a fine array of services - hair, nails, facials, massage, make-up, and more, and yet all so affordable.
beautiful!! ny spa... – This salon is beautifulllll. friendly and polite staff, clean and hip environment. Bravo to the manger for keeping the salon hip and beautiful. I got my eyebrows waxed, and the girl did a fab job on my brows. she shaped my brows beautifully. The waxing method she applied was painfree, and the whole experience was relaxing. I will definately go to la bella chateau for a awesome hair-cut and waxing again. definately my favorite salon in unionville.
BEST SALON!!!! – Labelle is the most beautiful salon! I had such an amazing cut and color there. My stylist Nicole was very personable! Not only did she do a great job, while I was processing I received a wonderful hand massage. Labelle is a full service Salon, I cant wait to go and try all the services! Such a great salon..!
LOVE THIS SALON AND SPA!!! – La belle is best salon and spa in the area, there always offering amazing promotions and there service providers all are amazing and work so well together, Cierra is my Hair Dresser and not only did she highlight my hair but she also gave me a manicure while it was processing.. at 1/2 price!! I suggest that everyone come to la belle chateau! you wont regret it its like a mini vacation in a little town....
Amazing Service – I recently went to La Belle for a Yonka facial and let me tell you it was one of the best facials I have had in a while. It wasnt only the service that was amazing but the treatment before and after my service I felt like a queen and I never wanted to leave. So if anyone in the area can take a good hour out of their busy schedule to just relax, I would definatley recommend La Belle Chateau. They made my day...
Wonderfull Salon and Spa – I am very impressed by the attention to detail in this facility. Everyone is so down to earth but yet provide the most amazing service. I just brought in canned veg's for their monthly charity event. What a well rounded place. I love paying fair prices and receiving great service. It is so much better then the stuffy places I have been to in the past...Good job keep up the good work.
In response to the last review – The last review about the wax is false. I would know I am the Director. If this person had such a problem at our Salon and Spa then why not contact the owner or myself?Why not ask for your money back. You have went to all this trouble to go to every site possible to write a bad review but never contact anyone to complain at our company or give us a chance to "make good" on what you call a bad experience. I have checked my data base you don't exsist. We don't use sterilzing solution so that alone is weird to say. We use a prep which is not a liquid. Why is our Salon the only review you have ever written? One your a competior or two your a employee who we no longer have either way it's a lie. If it's not please contact me directly 860-673-6011 and I will gladly discuss your unhappiness.
good for you...more business owners should be as vocal as you.
Terrible – Had one of the worst salon experiences ever...which is saying a lot since I only had an eyebrow wax. The wax itself was terrible. The girl who waxed my eyebrows spilled sterilizing solution in my eye...my eye burned for an entire day. Definitely an accident and have zero hard feelings toward her for that, but the fact that she still charged me was unbelievable. Got home later to find that the wax itself was terrible. I had stray hairs both underneath and in between my brows. Had to do a lot of clean up myself. Oh, and did I mention the wax was 20 dollars? My normal salon is a very high-end place and even there it's not TWENTY bucks. Place is overpriced and seemingly filled with inexperienced people
Best Spa in or around Farmington – I had a one hour facial for $50 and a one hour massage for $50. For one hundred dollars I had the best most relaxing two hours of my life. Asleigh and Jen are amazing..Well def be back!!
Best Place Around – You should see the inside of this place.....AMAZING......Great Service...Great prices....I really enjoyed going to the director to get my hair done. Really nice proffessional woman.
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Comments Nichol, "It's funny when you go back and look at articles of even 40 years ago, much less 25 … I think the fundamental pressures have remained the same.
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The Airport Improvement Program (AIP) came into being in 1982, and passenger facility charges (PFCs) and policies on rates and charges and airport revenue really spell out more clearly what the options and requirements are, she relates.
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Remarks McElroy, "The biggest change is the fact that airports are no longer just facilities. An airport is a hugely complex business."
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The international community considers the establishment of Israeli settlements in the Israeli-occupied territories illegal under international law, but Israel maintains that they are consistent with international law because it does not agree that the Fourth Geneva Convention applies to the territories occupied in the 1967 Six-Day War, due to lack of a legal sovereign of these territories. The United Nations Security Council, the United Nations General Assembly, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Court of Justice and the High Contracting Parties to the Convention have all affirmed that the Fourth Geneva Convention does apply.
Numerous UN resolutions have stated that the building and existence of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights are a violation of international law, including UN Security Council resolutions in 1979 and 1980. UN Security Council Resolution 446 refers to the Fourth Geneva Convention as the applicable international legal instrument, and calls upon Israel to desist from transferring its own population into the territories or changing their demographic makeup. The reconvened Conference of the High Contracting Parties to the Geneva Conventions has declared the settlements illegal as has the primary judicial organ of the UN, the International Court of Justice and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The position of successive Israeli governments is that all authorized settlements are entirely legal and consistent with international law, despite Israel's armistice agreements having all being with High Contracting Parties. In practice, Israel does not accept that the Fourth Geneva Convention applies de jure, but has stated that on humanitarian issues it will govern itself de facto by its provisions, without specifying which these are. The majority of legal scholars hold the settlements to violate international law.
Isn't it clear enough ? Most of the world's top international organizations already condemn the settlement construction by Israeli Authorities on the Palestinian territories and consider it entirely illegal and inconsistent with the international law. All that is needed is a small push, to let the Israeli government understand how many of the world's citizens oppose these unacceptable policies of their government.


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The threat of rain probably kept the crowds down. There was a re-start controversy that ticked off some of the top drivers. And there were enough wrecks slowing Sunday's Grand Prix of Baltimore to make it feel like the JFX in a snowstorm.
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We'll get to the business community in a minute. First a word about attendance.
IndyCar doesn't release attendance figures for its races. Neither does Andretti Sports Marketing, the event's promoter. The whole thing is hush-hush for some reason, probably because they're privately owned companies who don't feel a need to share this stuff.
So we're not exactly sure how many showed up to watch three days of high-performance race cars whizzing through the streets of Baltimore.
From my viewpoint, the crowds lining Pratt Street and baking in the stands along the course didn't seem as big as the ones at the 2011 inaugural event.
But race officials seemed to think last year's figures were padded anyway. So maybe that's another controversy brewing.
"We're pleased with the attendance," said Jade Gurss, director of communications for Andretti Marketing. "The group last year announced 160,000, which we think was greatly exaggerated. Security sources told us a lot of people last year might have gotten in free.
"Our dilemma is, we may have fewer total numbers, but we more likely have a higher number of paying customers."
And paying customers are the ones that pay the bills. A minor technicality which, again, seemed to escape last year's promoters.
There seemed to be a nice mix to this year's race crowds, too.
Sure, you had the hard-core gearheads, who'd probably show up in your driveway if you popped the hood of your car.
But judging from the conversations I heard, there were a ton of casual fans, too. And casual fans are the life-blood of any major event like this one.
Let's face it, if the Preakness had to rely on the aging, cigar-chomping rail birds who show up at Pimlico the rest of the year, it would have left town long ago.
And it's the same thing with the Grand Prix, which needs to sell itself as an annual event that's as fun and intrinisic to this city as the Preakness.
"That's what we're trying to create, that this isn't just a race," Grant said. Maybe that's why he said the mantra for race organizers this year was simple: "Baltimore is open for business."
So let's get back to the business community for a moment.


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Hi Ariadne, post up some of your work, we'd love to see what you do.
My name is AriadneLekuton. I prefer Ariadne. I am an amateur artist who recently got introduced to fantasy mapping. I am here to get better at it and use the resources that you all have
Hi Ariadne, post up some of your work, we'd love to see what you do.
Here is my first ever map. I wasn't really sure what I was going for, so everything looks a bit random and jumbled. I've yet to digatize it so it looks rough
My second one. I did this a few days later. I had a better idea of what I wanted to accomplish with this map. This is the second half of the first map. If you put them together, you will get the entire landmass.
And here is my third attempt. I re-did my second map in GIMP. I made my own mountain brushes. All the other textures I downloaded. I am thinking about re-doing this map. It looks too much like the western US.
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Welcome !! Both of those look really good. I think I prefer the top one a little better but thanks for sharing and have some rep.
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Make your ribbon and place it in a containing div. Maybe, div.signature or div.banner
give the image position: absolute in your css and a top left postiion.
div.container img {
postion: absolute;
top: number of pixels;
left: number of pixels;
And make suer the container div has position: relative:
div.container {
postion: relative;
Fingers crossed!
See CSS3 transform:rotate
Or, create a graphic in Photoshop or Fireworks with a transparent background (denoted by a checkerboard in the workspace).
Save for Web & Devices as a PNG24 with alpha-transparency.
In DW, create an APDiv with a z-index of 1000. Tweak the top and left values until it sits on top of your slideshow.
#DivName {
width: xxxpx;
height: xxxpx;
top: xxxpx;
left: xxxpx;
<div id="DivName"> -- insert your image here -- </div>
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
Nancy, thank you so much...I worked with your solution and just had to make the container div relative to make the image stick in place.
Much appreciated!


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My wife and I are going to hear tha boys in concert Saturday night, August 4th in nearby Raleigh. I saw them a few months ago in Frederickburg with my bro-in-law and no matter how many times you crank up tha music from a CD, nothing compares to seeing them live and opening with Workin' for MCA and I Ain't the One and tha crowd goes wild!
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@MtnJam: Wow it has been a while since the last time you saw Skynyrd when Leon and Billy were still around. Thanks for the song line-up for Raleigh. That's the way I remembered it too so it was different from the line-up I heard in Fredericksburg just a few months ago but this time without Workin' For MCA and I Ain't The One. They rocked the place! It looked liked they were having even more fun on the stage this time. Although my wife and I had good seats in the middle, I thought the two big screens were a great addition for close up shots.
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Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2014-04-18
The Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL dominated all phases of the intelligence cycle again this week. Cloudflare, with some outside help, settled the question over whether the vulnerability threatens the Public Key Infrastructure components—it does. The Heartbleed Bug Health Report and Sucuri each provided some good news with metrics on how large the attack surface is, less than 5% of the Internet and attacks observed. Mashable has a superb page to help determine whether or not you should change your password for your favorite sites. Oracle released their quarterly Critical Patch Update addressing 37 vulnerabilities in Java among a total of 104 across their products. DLR, the German Space Center and digital storage company LaCie led the more significant new data breaches reported. Brian Krebs added to the intelligence on the Michaels Stores data breach, following up his report from January.
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What was supposed to be remembered as the week that XPocalypse officially began will now be known as the week that the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability (CVE-2014-0160)brought headaches to just about everyone in ICT. For the uninitiated, OpenSSL contains a vulnerability which allows an attacker to steal 64KB of plaintext memory from a vulnerable application. The Verizon Cyber Intelligence Center (VCIC) notified customers of this vulnerability on Wednesday and provided them with recommendations for handling the issue. In other vulnerability news that might have faded to the background this week Microsoft released four security bulletins and officially ended support for Windows XP,Adobe released a security bulletin for Flash Player and a new version of WordPress is available. Websense, Mandiant and Symantec all released their yearly threat reports and Anonymous and its affinity groups tried to erase Israel from the Internet again. They did not succeed.
Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2014-04-04
The Korean National Police Agency arrested four persons involved in the data breach of the Naver portal and compromise of 25 million user accounts. A US regulator for financial institutions issued an advisory warning hackers were trying to access smaller bank's systems to raise the withdrawal limits on ATM cards. Targeted attacks reported this week include: Stop Malvertizing's report of the targeting of abuse teams; F-Secure's report of malicious PDF files using the crisis in the Ukraine as lures; and IntelCrawler's report of malicious ZIP files with spoofed contents appearing to be harmless resumes or fax images but contain malware for strategic geopolitical targets. Microsoft announced four bulletins for April's patch Tuesday including a fix for the MS Word vulnerability they reported two weeks ago. A team of researchers have found RSA's BSAFE was weakened by an extension, co-written at the request of the NSA. On a related note,ESET's Stephen Cobb assessed a recent Harris poll on the impact the NSA's surveillance activities have on user trust.
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Monday Microsoft released Security Advisory 2953095 announcing attacks on a previously unknown vulnerability in Word 2010, but also affecting Outlook. Microsoft reported "limited, targeted attacks." The Security Research and Defense blog has the details. Both EMET and a Fix-it mitigate the risk. Symantec's report on Ploutus ATM malware stirred up some excitement: "Hackers text ATMs for cash via Windows XP flaws." But Larry Selzer let the air out of that balloon in eight paragraphs: "Robbing ATMs by SMS: Not in the real world." Cisco released their semi-annual IOS update with five advisories. Our e-readers took on six high-quality reports: the RAND Corporation released "Markets for Cybercrime Tools and Stolen Data: Hackers' Bazaar." The US Senate released the staff report: "A 'Kill Chain' Analysis of the 2013 Target Data Breach." IntelCrawler published: "Syrian Electronic Army - Hacktivism to Cyber Espionage?" Incapsula and NSFocus each released reports on the DDoS environment: "2013-2014 DDoS Threat Landscape Report," and, "DDoS Threat Report 2013," respectively. And NTT Communications released: "2014 Global Threat Intelligence Report." This week's good news: the FBI arrested thirteen in the Chicago area and two in Bulgaria who are alleged to be behind a money laundering and ATM skimming operation.
Test driven development with json schema
Our team is going through the process of examining potential changes to the VERIS schema that we use to encode security incidents. As changes are accepted we have to make changes to the enumerations and in some cases the schema itself. It is really important that the schema documentation accurately reflects what we actually want from our VERIS incidents. And so we need to test the documentation.
Imagine that you're weighing an object on a scale. The scale says that the object weights 92 kilograms. How do you know that it really weighs 92 kilograms? How do you know that the scale isn't lying to you? The answer is calibration. We calibrate the scale regularly by weighing known objects and making sure that the output from the scale gives us the right value. That is essentially what we're doing with the schema tests we're writing. We create an incident which should fail or pass validation and then make sure that it really does.
Test driven development
TDD is a software development methodology that goes a bit farther than just throwing tests at your classes, functions, or in this case, schema. In a TDD environment, the software is developed in response to the test rather than doing it the other way around.
The VERIS schema is being updated to use the features available in IETF Draft 4 for json schema documentation. We're also trying to make use of features that we weren't taking advantage of but were available in Draft 3. For example, where an array is present in the schema, we can specify that it must have at least one item in it. That way an array of [] will not be valid.
Walk through a test cycle
One thing we want to avoid is having an automated process or script accidentally put fields in the wrong place. We have a list of properties that are valid in the root of a VERIS json object, such as actor, action, discovery_method, etc. If a VERIS object is created that has an additional field (property) in the root, we want for that to fail validation.
Ordinarily, we might go right to the schema and add some logic to reject json objects that have additional properties. The Draft 4 schema has a boolean called ``additionalProperties'' which you can use for that. But in TDD, we are going to start by writing a failing test.
Here we have a VERIS json object that has a new property called ``test'' and the value ``test string''. This VERIS object is part of the ``incident'' field of a larger json object which also has a field called ``should'' and a field called ``message.''
The python test (written using nose) will try to validate the ``incident'' field and catch whether it passes or fails. Then it checks whether the object should have failed valiation. If the validation script came to the wrong conclusion, then the test has failed.
At this point we haven't put any logic into the JSON schema to deal with this type of failure, so when we run the test the JSON object is found to be valid even though our test dicates that it should have been invalid. The test has failed.
Now that we have a failing test, we can write some code to make that test pass. In this case, we will add the ``additionalProperties'' option to the schema so that having additional properties is no longer allowed.
Now when we run our tests, they pass. We have successfully implemented this feature. And by having a detailed set of tests we can be more confident that the changes we make to the schema are not breaking other functionality.
Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2013-03-21
ESET's report on Operation Windigo is the best open source intelligence we've collected this week. The group behind Windigo is responsible for compromising around 25,000 Linux-running servers over the past two years. The whitepaper is a must-read but the indicators of compromise released alongside the report are what make it this week's best intel. Brian Krebs had another busy week. Krebs continued his series of reports on ColdFusion compromises as the Guardian reported that one of Citroen's websites fell victim to the same group behind those attacks. As for the group itself, Symantec calls it the Cyclosa gang and published a report identifying the individuals responsible for the ColdFusion attacks and for running the SSNDOB site where the stolen data is sold. Apparently Hollywood is interested in pursuing a movie about Krebs' work. The Russian mafia, outing cybercriminals and exposing massive data breaches, what's not to like? Order us a soda and some popcorn please.
Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2014-03-14
We nearly made it. Crashing after the adrenalin-rush of RSA week, intel seemed to be drying up. Justin Bieber's Twitter getting hacked was almost the most significant event in InfoSec risk this week. Almost. But careful examination of this week's bulletins from Microsoft popped that bubble. There have been surprise attacks using another previously unreported vulnerability in Internet Explorer. This is other than the one (CVE-2013-0322) announced in the February Security Advisory about targeted attacks on IE 9 and 10. CVE-2013-0324 is the new attack. Symantec has a little more information including they believe it was used in a watering hole attack and the exploit works on IE 8. Arbor, AlienVault and McAfee all updated our intelligence on point of sale malware and attacks. In the body of last week's intelligence summary we included Trend Micro's report of the "Siesta Campaign," and this week, Mandiant/FireEye expanded our collections and probably connected it to the infamous APT1 actor.
Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2014-03-07
Good news, defenders! Microsoft announced it will patch the Internet Explorer zero-day currently being targeted in a limited number of attacks as part of March's Patch Tuesday. The update will be released alongside four other bulletins that will plug holes in Silverlight and Windows. Bad news if you're a customer of Flexcoin and/or Poloniex. Both companies admitted to suffering breaches that saw hackers walk off with $600,000 and $50,000 respectively. BitStamp also copped to a breach but claimed the only thing compromised was its customer mailing list. Brian Krebs continued his coverage of retailer breaches by reporting on separate incidents involving the Smucker's online store, Sally Beauty Supply and Chicago taxicabs. Researchers from Team Cymru published a report on a massive campaign being waged by hackers to compromise home routers and alter their DNS settings. Team Cymru suspects this attack impacts at least 300,000 systems throughout Europe and Asia. Your chuckle of the week comes via AnonGhost, which defaced a site belonging to UK-based Yorkshire Bank. It turns out the defaced site isn't operated by Yorkshire Bank at all and is likely a phishing page to lure unsuspecting bank customers. Looks like AnonGhost can add brand monitoring to its resume.
Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2014-02-28
This week, we collected intelligence from IntelCrawler of mobile malware targeting Middle Eastern bank clients. Also targeting the Middle East, from Symantec and Fidelis respectively, a new Java RAT and SSTEAM targeted attacks on energy and government sectors. Symantec also reported malware exploiting the most recent vulnerability in IE 10 has evolved from targeted to widespread attacks. For situational awareness, the cream of the reports released this week include: FireEye's 2014 Annual, Dell SecureWorks Cryptocurrency-stealing Malware Landscape, both Kaspersky's and Symantec's reports on Mobile Malware and BAE/Detica's "Business and the Cyber Threat: The rise of Digital Criminality." Apple has been excoriated in tech media and the security blogosphere overa bug in the SSL implementation in both iPhones and Macs. Our colleague Bruce Schneier is perhaps the most high-profile security expert to ponder whether the NSA is responsible. For a bug. Also tickling the hype-meter: the "Chameleon" Wi-Fi access point virus. The one made public in a university research paper published last October; the one that is not, and never has been in the wild; the one that only affects access points with security settings essentially turned off and not the way they almost always come out of the box.
Weekly Intelligence Summary Lead Paragraph: 2014-02-21
Last week it was a zero-day attacks using a vulnerability in Internet Explorer (CVE-2014-0322) that was making headlines. This week it's a new vulnerability in Flash Player that's getting all the attention. Researchers from FireEye discovered a strategic web compromise of two non-profit organization's websites being used to exploit this new vulnerability in Flash Player (CVE-2014-0502). Luckily Adobe is already pushing a patch to plug this hole. As for the Internet Explorer vulnerability from last week, Microsoft finally issued a security advisory confirming IE 9 and 10 are affected and providing a temporary fix-it. No word yet on when a permanent patch will be made available. Noteworthy vulnerabilities and targeted attacks weren't the only things grabbing headlines this week. The University of Maryland announced it got popped for data on 300,000 people, Kickstarter reported hackers stole e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords belonging to its users and Bank of the West notified former career prospects that attackers may have stolen their personal information. After getting pwned by the Syrian Electronic Army last week Forbes decided to publish an after-action report on what went wrong. Kudos to Forbes for its transparency; the RISK Team hopes this trend continues in the future.
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Naturally, as almost every girl has, I've dreamed about the day when I will walk down the aisle, and every time my idea seems to change. Location- hometown or destination? Size- the more the merrier or small & intimate? There are so many things to consider, but I figure when the time comes it will all seem a little clearer.
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There are only so many times I can take my 7-year-old to the theater to see "Frozen," the latest holiday hit offered by Walt Disney Animation Studios. Much to her great anguish, that limit is firmly set at two.
There are a couple of factors involved with my
reticence: 1) I don't want to leave the house, and 2) I don't want to
spend $30 for each viewing.
So we're diving into Netflix: Here are nine movies we plan to screen at home over winter
break, with and without the kids:
Holiday Films:
1. "The Fitzgerald Family Christmas." Ed Burns and Connie Britton together again? I'm in, no questions asked. (Imagine if Burns had cast Britton as his love interest in The Brothers McMullen instead of former girlfriend Maxine Bahns? Whole. Different. Movie.) Caitlin FitzGerald and Ed Lauter are also great here. It's a shame this gets lumped in with lesser holiday movies. -KOC
2. "Santa Claus." This is the 1985 movie with Dudley Moore. That's really all that needs to be said. -CC
3. "Pacific Northwest Ballet's Nutcracker." This is a recommendation from a friend. "It's a little spooky, and has sets by Maurice Sendak!" -KOC
Guilty Pleasures
1. "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Yes, yes this has nothing to do with the holidays per se, but you can't pass up this chance to introduce your older kids or nieces and nephews to the essential 1980s film canon. Netflix has some stellar ones streaming right now. (See also, "The Breakfast Club") This movie should be required viewing in today's overheated academic environment. We can all be a little more like Ferris: "The question isn't 'What are we going to do,' the question is 'What aren't we going to do?'" -KOC
2. "Big Top Pee-Wee." This is the sequel to Pee Wee's Big Adventure. I wish the first one was available on Netflix, but it's still Pee-Wee. -CC
3. "Time Bandits." With Terry Gilliam and Michael Palin, this movie also serves as a gateway to Monty Python. -CC
4. "The IT Crowd." This is hands-down my favorite Netflix hidden gem. If you are completely stressed over anything holiday-related, put on some headphones, grab the laptop or tablet and binge on this British import until your relatives (or kids) tell you to stop laughing so loudly. Pure, remarkably well-crafted silliness. Bonus: You get to say you discovered Chris O'Dowd long before he showed up in Bridesmaids or HBO's Girls. -KOC
5. "Duck Soup." I'm not holding my breath that my kids will be sucked into the genius of The Marx Brothers. They aren't accustomed to the limits of 1933 cinematography. But I'd be remiss as a parent if I didn't try. If your family is mature enough to give it 15 minutes, you'll be sucked in for good. -CC
6. Now let's tackle that holiday movie elephant on the screen: "Love Actually." It's a terrible movie. Even its fans can tell you that. I'll never be able to critique it quite like this hilarious dressing down, but I also know I've seen plenty worse. (And it will absolutely be better than "Elf Bowling: The Movie.") Worth it, but be warned: It does not bear a second-viewing well. -KOC
P.S. Amazon has "The Holiday" for a $2.99 rental. The only movie that will make you want to spend the holidays alone in a freezing English cottage!
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Nothing Fancy but great food – Great food ant great prices and a very friendly atmosphere. Carl's Steak House is a great place to just be your self and eat some very good food at great prices. The steaks are tender and the salad bar is also excellent. I thouroughly enjoyed the way the staff personally takes the time to speak with you on your dining experience. I truly reccomend this establishment to all who are in the Hurst area. Located near Brown Trail and Pipeline in Hurst. Come and get a bunch of food for a great low price. A great value to those who appreciate
Exceptional Value – I've got to say I hope the gentleman who had such a bad experience there goes back for a second try. My family has been eating there for the past 20+ years on and off and consistantly the steak and chicken has been very good, the bread is texas toast seasoned very nicely and the baked potatoes are worth the price of the meal. Any restaurant can have an off steak occasionally. Their mark would be how they handled it if brought to their attention, which it doesn't sound like this was done.
The price of the foods on the menu are generally between $7-9.00, tea extra as well as salad unless you buy the then advertised special. This restaurant does get frequented by the elderly because they know a value meal when offered.
One measure of the restaurant is the wait staff. You won't find eye candy in the bunch but it must be a good place to work because wait staff turnover is non-existant, thus the aging staff comment. I do like the eye candy but I appreciate a good meal even more and that's what you'll find here 99.9% of the time.
Great Affordable Steak Seafood & Chicken. – Carl's is a throw-back to the 70's "family steak house" format that is still operating and offering fantastic values. The menu has many steak, seafood, and chicken items, each prepared equisitely and served wtih your choice of potato, vegetables, or rice at working man's prices. Salad bar is available, as well as limited desserts. Exceptional values for menu price. Restaurant is consistently full of families and seniors looking for a good steak at an affordable price. Open til 9 week nights; 9:30 weekends. Several of the wait staff have been with them over thirty years - great family atmosphere.
Good food - good service - good value! – After reading an earlier bad review we almost didn't try this place. We're very glad we did! We both had the basic 6-oz sirloin dinner. The steaks were thick, juicy, and cooked as ordered. The salads were fresh and generous. Baked potato and Texas Toast were yummy. Service was prompt and quite attentive. The restaurant itself was attractive and clean. And, best of all, the prices were reasonable. Our bill was less than $20. All in all, a very good value. We'll go back and also try some of the other menu items. Carl's offers much more than steaks.
Aweful! – My steak was thin, overcooked and chewy. The baked potato had aluminum in it. The salad bar is extra and you don't even get a salad with your dinner. They charged me .38 cents for an extra piece of bread with my dinner. They brought me the charge ticket for the piece of bread right to my table! How ridiculous is THAT??? Lousy service. The woman at the cash register should run a reform school. She is HORRIBLY rude. I will never go there again.
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Due to the need of reestablishing the activities of the Haitian National Leprosy Programme after the earthquake, the Regional Consultant for the Leprosy Programme of the Americas and the Caribbean visited Port-au-Prince in a technical cooperation mission from 3-6 of May.
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