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- Birthdate: 02/25/1949 (age 65)
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As noted earlier here on the website, WWE has applied for a trademark for "Ric Flair" for "entertainment services, namely wrestling exhibitions and performances by a professional wrestler and entertainer rendered live and through broadcast media namely, television and radio, and via the internet or commercial online service."
The assumption is that the company has plans to use him on television on a regular or semi-regular basis. There was word that Flair had signed a new WWE deal but there was not positive confirmation to that effect. This would seem to back up this report.


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Glenn Tryon was born on August 2, 1898 in Julietta, Idaho, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Lonesome (1928), Along Came Auntie (1926) and 45 Minutes from Hollywood (1926). He was married to Jane Frazee and Lillian Hall. He died on April 18, 1970 in Orlando, Florida, USA. See full bio »
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Simple as that: Perspective
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- hennymats said...
totally agree - some of my best cat pics are from me crouching on my lawn, camera in the grass and looking ridiculous. Oh well. Happy Sunday!
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That is a great picture.
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It's one thing to employ drones in a long-term campaign of targeted killing overseas. It's another thing altogether to do so without transparency or citation of the legal authority for the attacks. This was the point that Gabor Rona, International Legal Director of Human Rights First and Lecturer at Columbia Law School, focused on in …Read More →


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Sunday afternoons along the Saint Joseph River in Elkhart will be missing a traditional feature this summer.
The 66 year-old Elkhart River Queen will be docked for the season.
This comes after owner and operator John Cleveland discovered water leaking into one of the hulls.
Until the ship is repaired, Cleveland says he doesn't want to put the public at risk.
"I made the decision real quick that I wouldn't put any passengers on it," said Cleveland. "My policy has always been safety first and go from there. I would not put anybody on this boat at the present time."
The boat was built in 1947 and has stayed in Elkhart ever since.


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NEW YORK (AP) - Malcolm X's family and estate say Nicki Minaj's use of a famous photo of the black nationalist with a rifle in his hands and juxtaposing it with a racial slur for her new song's artwork is disrespectful and offensive.
In an exclusive statement to The Associated Press on Friday, Malcolm X's daughter, Ilyasah Shabazz, says Minaj's use of the picture "in no way is endorsed by our family."
Minaj apologized Thursday for using the photo. She pulled the artwork after she was criticized on many social media platforms. Her new song's title includes the N-word.
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Shinjuku's Kabukicho red light district operates around the clock, meaning those who want a drink, or a dalliance of any conceivable description, will never be disappointed. The only real restriction — apart from money of course — being the stamina of one's chosen partner.
The vape pen is very interesting. Sign of things to come.
Yeah, it has taken a while. Certainly longer than I thought. But started to see people vaping of late. Each time in a designated smoking area which seemed a bit odd.
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I remember being with a friend in that vacinity and just having to bail at 9AM: that's full breakfast time not Jinro time! It did my head in stumbling to the station and hearing other establishments still going full blast and not shutting up shot.
To perfectly prove your point, the picture was taken around lunch time. A big night out and no mistake.
Like you say, so many places just keep on going. I've seen people stumbling out of bars and clubs or passed out well into the afternoon. Genuine 24 hour part people.
What ever else you can say about your man, he's not out of his tree.
Haha! Although it could be said that he did end the evening with his head nestled in some bush…
Her left knee sure looks sweet.
Yes, not sure what happened there, but considering the time, and the state of her boyfriend, a drinking injury would probably be a safe bet.
Somehow the whole red lights district is confusing to me. We went out drinking there for a few times. Always had a blast and never any problems, and found a lot of cool guys to hang out with. It's just somehow confusing that so many, erm, regular folks go and have a good time in a part of town that is famous for brothels. I'm wondering if the Japanese actually have a pretty healthy way of looking at prostitution. Or maybe they just don't care. Propably the only intimidating thing there were the numerous African American bouncers who all had an evil eye.
Yeah, that's a very good point. Despite the countless dodgy establishments, it is also a place to simply go for a drink or some food. Something an awful lot of people go for, not the area's seedy side. Personally I would say it's a healthy attitude, or at least not a holier than thou hypocritical one. It's a part of society that whether liked or not, is simply accepted. Hopefully it will remain that way.


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Bottle Inn Hermosa
- Address:
26 22nd St
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254Neighborhood:
Manhattan Beach / Hermosa Beach
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Bottle Inn Hermosa
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://thebottleinn.com/
- Phone: (310) 376-9595
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast & Lunch
Monday - Friday: 10:30am - 2:00pm; Sunday: 10:30am - 2:30pm
Sunday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 8:30pm; Friday & Saturday: 6:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Chef Maglio
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We can prepare prix fixe specialty dinners for any occasion. We do not have any delivery service and food must be picked up.
- Private Party Facilities: Our largest room seats 25 guests in a u-shaped table and we can fit up to 36 in the same room with staggered table groupings. We also have our wine cellar that seats up to 12 guests (keeping in mind it is a cold working wine cellar) and a semi private front room that seats up to 14 guests. When closed during the day on Saturdays the entire restaurant is available until 4pm..
- Private Party Contact: Silvio Petoletti 3103769595
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The Bottle Inn is nestled in the residential seaside community of Hermosa Beach, just south of LAX Airport. We have been catering to our regular patrons, guests, tourists and celebrities for over 39 years. Our restaurant is known for it's romantic, cozy ambiance and its consistently outstanding classical Italian Cuisine. In addition to our ocean-view patio and cozy dining room our intimate wine cellar is available for parties of 2 up to 12 guests. Our menu features a variety of authentic Italian pasta dishes, fresh seafood, tender choice fillet Mignon and a wide selection of appetizers. Top off your meal with one of our deliciously prepared homemade desserts. We are conveniently open for Lunch and Brunch Monday through Friday 10:30 to 2:00 and Sundays for Breakfast and Brunch and Lunch from 10:30 to 2:30. We are also open for Dinners 7 nights starting from 6pm on. We also offer facilities for banquets of any size, limited to certain days and evenings.Continued
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Bottle Inn Hermosa reviews from OpenTable diners
77 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (58)notable wine list (44)romantic (37)special occasion (37)good for groups (27)fit for foodies (26)great for outdoor dining (25)great for lunch (10)scenic view (9)kid-friendly (9)late-night find (5)great for brunch (4)hot spot (1)Show More
- Perfect evening!KathDined on 11/23/2014We had a birthday celebration here and thoroughly enjoyed the whole evening! The food was great,the staff was warm an welcoming,and the atmosphere was warm and cozy. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great as always...love this neighborhood spotBrianVIPDined on 11/18/2014always enjoy dinner at the bottle inn. food is consistently good and service is always great. Really good people work here and this contributes to a great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mangia!FelnerfoodieDined on 11/15/2014Craving Italian after eating many nights of Mexican, we were lucky to find the Bottle Inn. The decor is old-world Italian - very cozy. The menu is extensive. I literally wanted to order four different entrees. I chose the Salmon with pasta with oil, and it was delicious. Not your typical California scene, but WONDERFUL!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodluv2eatoutDined on 11/7/2014Always consistently excellent. Excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Most amazing italian foodLuv2dineDined on 11/7/2014Food is the best Italian meal we have ever had. Staff is the most amazing people, so kind. Treated like family and so great with the kids.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemGilly1Dined on 11/2/2014Thoroughly enjoyable! Had low expectations but were pleasantly surprised. Service, food and ambiance were excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dotsieDined on 11/1/2014I love the Bottle Inn. While one of the dinners came out later than the others, it was no problem---an easy mistake given the crowd. Our waitress was and always is one of the best. Wine list is wonderful and food even better. Linguini with clams is outstanding. No one left one bite.Special Features:
- great neighborhood stopBrianVIPDined on 10/25/2014we always enjoy ourselves at the Bottle Inn. everyone is super friendly, and the food is consistenly good...Special Features:
- Love It!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/24/2014I love the Bottle Inn! Their food is always amazing! Everyone I have ever taken their (including out of town guests) fall in love with it as well. I especially like how they have updated their patio which is now perfect for enjoying an ocean view lunch/dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date Night at Bottle InDJfoodDined on 10/23/2014Took my girlfriend here the other night, it was incredible. We were seated at a quiet table in the wine cellar, awesome. Staff was amazing, very friendly and helpful. Food was perfect, wine was great. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JR41Dined on 10/20/2014Friendly staff who have worked there for many years-always a good sign of a great restaurant and good management.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Great Bottle InnFoodaholicDined on 10/19/2014We love the Bottle Inn. We go there regularly and have always found the food extremely tasty and the portions very generous. It's also one of the few restaurants we go to in the South Bay (of Los Angeles) where we don't feel that we've been overcharged. The service is fantastic and the staff are so sweet, friendly and attentive. During quieter times of the year, such as the fall, they offer a three course prix fixe dinner a few nights of the week, usually Sunday and Monday nights. This dinner is so inexpensive it's almost given away.Special Features:
- Weekday LunchHermosaFoodieDined on 10/13/2014This is a nice place to stop for a weekday lunch if you happen to have the day off. The lunch prices are really reasonable. Sit out on the patio so you can see the ocean. I like the panini sandwiches (half with a cup of soup is a nice way to go when it is colder out.) and the pumpkin ravioli. If you have 3 or 4 in your group, get a Filet Mignon salad to share as a starter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014Excellent quality, service is top notch & prices are reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- stewielDined on 10/11/2014Continues to be excellent. Absolutely the best lasagna in town. Everything is fantastic, with huge portions. Be smart and split.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/5/2014Food was excellant, indoor decor was a bit dated, could use some updating.Special Features:
- Great Food, Wine, Service!SoCalLarryDined on 10/3/2014You can't go wrong at the Bottle Inn. The food is always great, the wine list is huge and has fantastic choices, and the restaurant team is professional, fun and has a passion for what they do. Marylou rocks, so good and so funny! We had dinner there this past week and enjoyed their outdoor patio and she was our server. So witty and fun, and also very, very good at her job.....and actually cares about you have a good meal and a good experience. Love this place and highly recommend it!Special Features:
- Old Stand-by never fails to deliverItalianfoodieDined on 9/24/2014The Bottle Inn is located near the coast. Unfortunately for us, it's the coast located 2500 miles from us. Nonetheless, whenever we are in the Hermosa Beach area, a visit to the Bottle Inn is kind of like going home. We just have to do it. The service is reliable, warm and friendly, the food is reliable and delicious, and the prices reasonable. If you like traditional Italian food, this could become your South Bay west coast home. Don't hesitate to try the Eggplant Parmesan - it's worth a trip across the country.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014The service is amazing! Our waitress was super friendly and animated. Felt like we had known her for years and the food so good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love This Gem!LivluvsavorVIPDined on 9/15/2014Wonderful food, atmosphere and the wait staff could not have been any friendlier! Feels like a neighborhood restaurant should feel!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelicousMrsCDined on 9/14/2014Nice local Italian in excellent location. Generous portions and wide range of items available on the menu.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/4/2014Asked for a quiet table and was seated in the wine cellar - awesome! Excellent food and impeccable service. We will definitely return next time we're in Hermosa Beach.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Great food (I mean, REALLY great food), nice atmosphere and ok service. The waitress forgot our salads and forgot that we had told her we would be having the chocolate soufflé (they take about 25 minutes to prepare...but SO worth it!), but she ultimately made up for it. Pretty good wine list too. This really is a must-try in Hermosa; I'll be back for sure.Special Features:
- Always greatDrDJCDined on 8/29/2014The Bottle Inn never fails to satisfy. The food is great the service is wonderful and the ambience is excellentSpecial Features:
- Always charmingGymDynaDined on 8/29/2014I usually go for lunch here, but the evening meal was elegant and delicious. I will be back!Special Features:
- Great family night outMereVIPDined on 8/26/2014Bottle inn is a cute traditional italian restaurant. Our waiter was very friendly and fun. Food came out quickly bad and quite good. Definitely good for families.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014Always a good food and a good time at the Bottle Inn~Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific restaurant.Luv2dine32VIPDined on 8/22/2014The food is always excellent. The ambiance is nice, especially in the wine room.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old faithfulJaseyDined on 8/21/2014Love the food and the servers...helen and rudy are the best!!! Eggplant is delish.Special Features:
- flies for dinnerpapagaioDined on 8/21/2014Sorry to say but we thought that maybe we would be able to enjoy a nice dinner there.. We waited inside for too long to be acknowledged of our presence.. We wanted to sit outside.. so we did.. The waiter took a while to come to the talbe.. we had a young child.. and usually in a more professional atmosphere, the restaurant should be more attentive..and kid friendly. The flies were so awful we could not stand it.. ordered some drinks and when the bread came which seemed a bit old . the flies came faster. We sadly had to leave, and as we were waiting for the check we noticed the dumpster was open... when we mentioned it to the waiter he was sort of in awe..???? go figure a dumpster so close to the tables..
- delightful as alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/14/2014I've been to the BI many times, but this time I brought my vegan/no oil/no butter/no dairy/no anything that tastes good friends. The waiter was immediately accommodating and brought them a fabulous meal. I ordered one thing but the waiter talked me out of it and I LOVED what he brought me (rigatoni with a creamy sun-dried tomato sauce and chicken - YUM!) Did the wine tasting on Thursday at 6 which was fun too. Oddly even though I checked in with the hostess upon arrival at 6 for our reservations, when I went back in after wine tasting they were perturbed that I had missed my reservation (evidently they tried to call me but I didn't hear it). No problem in the end just odd that they forgot I checked in.
- Great Food & ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/10/2014We live in Long Beach and our friends live in Los Angeles. We are always looking for a place in between. We found Bottle Inn in Zagat. The food was great and so was the service. It is a great neighborhood find. It has a interesting decor and a great vibe. We would certainly recommend it for either a romantic evening or just to go for a great mealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bottle Inn always a winnerMichelleMcDDined on 8/1/2014We've come here several times a year for the past ten years. The wine list is wonderful, the service is always warm, friendly and efficient, and the food is delicious. Bummer that one couple had brought a crying baby when we were there last time, but we just sat outside to avoid the noise. As usual, the food was fabulous and our servers were lovely. The patio is peaceful, but do bring a sweater! A great meal, and a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best italianSusanDined on 7/31/2014My favorite restaurant! Must try the shrimp scampi, quattro formaggi and calamari. The service is excellent.Special Features:
- Always WonderfulLAPhotogDined on 7/31/2014This neighborhood restaurant never fails to delight. The food is excellent and the menu changes regularly. The "specials" during the week are even better values, but the cost is always reasonable.Special Features:
- The following 107 reviews are from the Bottle Inn Hermosa reviews archive.
- An instant neighborhood faveOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 7/27/2014The food and service were very good. Excellent garlic bread that comes in the standard bread basket (that was enough to win me over). And the location can't be beat.Special Features:
- probartDined on 7/26/2014The food was very good but they seemed to be short on help. Difficult to get coffee refills and order dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I'll be backmjsmith0Dined on 7/19/2014The food was very good and the service was friendly, but slow and inattentive. Both the wine and food menu were extensive with many fine choices. We ordered the Chicken Parmigiana and Melanzane "Eggplant" Al Forno. The sauce on both dishes was delicious, and my eggplant was tender and flavorful. The waitress suggested we split one salad instead of ordering two, which was a good call. Service started on the wrong foot with us waiting for over 10 minutes for a hostess to arrive at the desk. Service throughout the meal was dreadfully slow and at no point did the waitress check on us to see if we needed anything. A couple near us was brought the check before they were asked if they wanted dessert. Still, I look forward to visiting again.Special Features:
- Great little spotOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/13/2014The BI is a sweet little spot right near the beach with tons of character.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beachside classicLisaBDined on 7/6/2014The Bottle Inn had been here as long as I can remember and it is a family favorite. Beautiful Italian food made with love.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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GA Mountain EggFest 2014
John Hall
Friday, May 16, 2014 at 5:00 PM - Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 4:00 PM (EDT)
Hiawassee, GA
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Don't miss the 4th Annual Georgia Mountain Eggfest in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains at the famous Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds in Hiawassee, Georgia.
**Special note to Eggfest attendees : We will not be selling beer and wine at the Meet and Greet or the Eggfest this year. However, please feel free to bring your own beverage of choice to either event.
Friday: May 16
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Meet & Greet and registration. Please bring a covered dish (heavy hor d'oeuvres) or something you wish to cook on the egg (there will be 5 large eggs set up at the meet & greet along with charcoal and lighter for your use).
Saturday: May 17
7:00 AM-8:00 AM - Cooks sign in and setup
9:00 AM - Tasters sign in
9:00 AM - Let the Eggfest begin! Food will be available most of the day. Just wander from egg to egg to sample foods and discuss recipes and techniques with the cooks.
Note : After conclusion of the Eggfest recipes from the cooks will be posted in the Recipes section of the main Eggfest web page for free download.
Free Classes :
10:00 AM - The Best Brisket
11:00 AM - Big Green Egg 101 Demonstration
12:00 PM - Eggilicious Seafood Tips and Techniques
1:00 PM - Veggies, Veggies, Veggies
2:00 PM - Wok'n the EGG
3:00 PM - Eggs are to be shut down to allow for sufficient cooling time.
3:30 PM - Drawing for prizes for all the cooks.
5:00 PM - Deadline for picking up demo eggs.
When & Where
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
Friday, May 16, 2014 at 5:00 PM - Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 4:00 PM (EDT)
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Usually a summer occasion, this is a two-night fall festival that combines avant-jazz and dance, beginning at 8 and including such musical highlights as William Parker's trio and Patricial Nicholson's dance troupe on Friday at 9; and the trumpet duo of Roy Campbell and Baikida Carroll on Saturday at 8:30, and two key violinists, Billy Bang on Friday at 10 and Leroy Jenkins on Saturday at 9. It's a bargaingo early, stay late. GIDDINS
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Using his trademark triptych format and the star presence of Melvin Van Peebles (in person and in wax), Julien does a brainy three-screen, 11-minute, 16-mm de- and reconstruction in which "blaxploitation films meet the museum." A dissonant para-narrative of past and future, reality and simulation, tedium and sudden violence, Baltimore has a taut visceral and formal elegance. LEVIN
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Although Johan has removed his usual alien children from these 14 new photographs, their presence pervades the bizarre environments that remain. Suggesting an alarming synthesis of early Gregory Crewdson and late Anthony Goicolea, these obsessively fabricated sites have the skewed logic and creepy surprise of horror-film sets. A cross of grimy teddy bears, a jeweled spider web, pine trees crawling with furry creaturesonce you enter Johan's dream world, there's no going back. ALETTI
Through December 6, Yossi Milo Gallery, 552 West 24th Street, 212.414.0370
They've struggled with purism and side projects and love-gone-band and what-does-it-all-mean only to return as what they were when they broke through eight years ago now: as tuneful and passionate a punk band as this nation has seen since the Ramones. Go tell 'em so. They need to hear it. CHRISTGAU
At 6:45, Roseland Ballroom, 239 West 52nd Street, 212.247.0200
A housemaid's-eye-view of history, circa 1963, is the core of this new musical by Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori. Angels in America meets Thoroughly Modern Millie? Whether fusion or collision is the result, director George C. Wolfe's cast, headed by the glorious Tonya Pinkins in the title role, should provide plenty of excitement. FEINGOLD
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Strung from ropes and sticks as if awaiting a puppeteer, Chu's big, chunky chainsawed wood, wire, and fabric marionettes (one with its own hand puppet, another with a doll on a leash) have a weird plasticity, a fine presence, and a sense of medieval wonder. The comical splay-legged monster is fabulous. And the single landscape marionette is a nice touch. LEVIN
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Lin Hwai-min's exquisitely trained ensemble, the oldest contemporary dance troupe in the Chinese-speaking world, returns for its third Next Wave appearance with Moon Water; as usual, the sky over the stage will open up. He juxtaposes tai chi movement with Bach cello suites, exploring the nature of illusion for 70 breathtaking minutes. ZIMMER
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An imaginative pairing . . . Rigby makes the everyday seem fresh and charmingly strange; Henry makes the strange and unexpected feel oddly familiar and comfortable. He was arguably the most original and effective voice the alternative-country scare produced, but ran for his musical life from modern twang to free experimentation; the famously urban Ms. Rigby moved to Nashville, took to the musicians, and was just named best local songwriter there. Ya never know. Joe Henry also plays Thursday at Joe's Pub (see the music listings). MAZOR
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For a low-tech quasi-"roots" boogie duo, they sure do feed the high-tech stream: The video of Kate Moss pole-dancing to their Bacharach cover is the bandwidth-eater, but Michel Gondry's clip for "The Hardest Button to Button" is the coolest thing since, uh, the one he did for "Fell in Love With a Girl." In any case, "I saw them when" bragging rights officially end this December. WOLK
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In need of a wedding caterer.
Hi all. I'm getting married in May 2008 up in Palos Verdes. Our venue "recommends" caterers from their preferred list. The least expensive caterer we've been able to find, for food, labor, wedding cake, and non-alcoholic beverages for 250 people, is around $17,000 (not including tips but includes taxes and service charges). We can bring in a non-preferred caterer but it'll cost an extra $500. Am I fooling myself in thinking there's full service catering available for less than $15,000? I'm looking for any catering recommendations that can feed and serve at least 250 for $15,000 or less (including equipment costs; the venue's kitchen doesn't have stoves or ovens). Thanks in advance Chowhounds!
I am getting married in January, and that price looks low to me. I did not research caterers extensively, but I do know that it was nearly impossible to find a venue that provided its own decent food (sit down dinner, non-Chinese food) for under $15000 for 100 guests.
At $17,000, you're looking at $68 a head. Think about it. A dinner is going to cost at least $40 (salad, entree, dessert), and then each person needs to have a few plates, bowls, cups, glasses, silverware, napkins (let's say $10, though that's low), chairs ($6), and each person needs drinks ($10 if you are doing no alcohol, though I've seen caters charge as much as $15 for unlimited non-alcoholic beverages).
So you're already at $60 a head for food and rentals per person. Then you need to rent the general stuff like tables, tablecloths, a stove to cook on, pay the catering staff, and have them haul their entire kitchen out and possibly bring a tent to cook under. It's easy to see that going over $8/pp when divided out.
Based on the few caterers I called, you can decrease your overall cost by:
-changing the style of meal. Lunch, buffet, or cocktail receptions cost less than a sit down dinner. Cocktail receptions also require fewer big tables and chairs.
-cutting the number of staff needed. Hourly wages or staff are a huge cost. If you do something that requires fewer servers (buffet instead of sit down) your cost will decrease. Of course, a buffet require more table and linen rentals, but that should be cheaper than waitstaff.
-providing your own rentals. Can your venue provide tables and chairs? You have so many guests it's probably not feasible to try this, but smaller parties could possibly borrow linens, serving trays, etc.
-providing your own drinks. Not all caterers will allow this, but some will serve drinks for a few dollars a person if you provide everything (ice, soda, juice)
-cutting the per dollar cost of your entree selection. If you can go $10 less a plate per entree, you will save $2500.
-cut elsewhere. Sadly, $17,000 is not a lot in LA for a 250 guest wedding, especially if you are a Chowhound and care about your guests being well fed. The only place where that's commonly done is a Chinese banquet style wedding. You are talking about trying to get it under $15,000. Can that $2,000 come out of elsewhere? I am saving myself over a thousand dollars by doing my own centerpieces, and over $400 by doing my own invitations. Of course I don't know about your wedding details, but those are possibilities.
Congrats and best of luck!
A few places I tried:
Kitchen For Exploring Foods
Thanks for all the recs. Luckily we don't have to worry about tables, chairs & linens. All we're looking for is food & service for at least 250 (could grow to 270). Hmmm, sounds like we're asking a lot. My fiance suggested bringing in someone to make a huge pan of paella. The only thing I remember from my trip to Spain when I was 8 yrs old was attending a paella cookout. It was the yummiest! It looked like they were trying to break a world record for cooking the largest pan of paella. Anyone or caterers in LA do something like that?
re: wonger
Try Berookhim Royal Catering they are a persian caterer who does all different kinds of foods. I had them at my wedding and I have used them for other occasions. There prices are great. They can do buffet or sit down they also do appetizier stations ie sushi, meat carving etc. Speak to Nahal she is the one to deal with there. http://www.royalcatering.com/
Really do your self a favor and call these people I think you will be surprised at the quality and cost.
re: wonger
If you don't need a lot of rentals and you are open to doing something like paella where everyone's sharing one big entree, your budget is more than reasonable! You'll have some challenges finding a caterer who does things out of the ordinary, but that's what Chowhound is for!
Persian, Indian, Chinese, and Mexican immediately come to mind as fun for large groups and not too expensive. Or maybe even Japanese. I don't know the pricing, but a few large sushi boats and a chef behind a table making specialty handrolls would be super fun and visually striking.
re: wonger
There's a woman who used to be at the Hollywood Farmers Market every Sunday. Her food was very good, and she's a terrific character. She did catering events. She's not at the Market anymore, but she may still cater. I'm pretty sure it was "Mama's Spanish Sauces" or something like that. If you can't find her, I'm sure the Hollywood Farmers Market website could probably give you the name.
What about changing venues - To a place that doesn't have such restrictions? Then you can bring in anyone you want. I hired a restaurant for my main courses and buying my own hor d' ouevres (Trader Jore's and Whole Foods) pre-ceremony. Then to replate and receive all items, I hired a personal chef. Two advantages I have tho: A friends backyard for ceremony and reception, then my guest list is less than 90. Another option to consider...choose a late afternoon wedding and serve high tea instead of a full dinner...I went w/a late afternoon wedding, the restaurant will deliver. I also chose a non-tradional "wedding cake" - which I found outrageous anyway @ 6.50 to 8.00$ a slice?..especially when you know that most people don't even like wedding cake! We have a small strawberry charlotte for me and a small grooms cake for him (Chocolate cake w/chocolate dipped strawberries) and accompanying w/other individual small varied pastries and chocolates. I even hired a private coffee cart to serve up expresso, latte and hot chocolate! By getting creative and thinking outside the box, you'll be able to not only make the event unique but, more within your price range!!! BTW, I am getting married 11 Nov 2007 and I'm just now working on the flowers and arrangements. Take your time to make decisions. Don't let anyone pull your strings because, yes, they just want your money! :)KQ
re: Kitchen Queen
congrats on your upcoming nuptials. it's an exciting time, isn't it? i just got married a month ago at a venue where i was locked down to one caterer vendor. i didn't realize at the time i secured the location. in hind sight i wished i had asked about the caterer because i was not very happy with my caterer (patina) in the end.
anyway, enough about me. per kitchen queens suggestion can you change venues? if it's too late then i go with pei's suggestion of changing the theme perhaps to cocktail reception? the cost that's taking up a lot of space is service and bringing in the kitchen. if you choose your items carefully like pretty finger foods and tea sandwiches and other foods that needs less preparation your cost will go down and perhaps you may need only prep chefs and no kitchen. if you go this route do not pick any deep fried items as the require a deep fryer or an oven etc.
my cost was around $6000 including drinks for 45 people. i know it's sounds like a lot but that's average if not good. my dinner was basic. hors d'ovres, salad, dinner, drinks. also i got a cake from portos which cut the cost in half. i got a cake that serves 80 for around $350.00. most places i went to were like 400-600 for a cake that served 80 ($7 a slice).i hear kings hawaiian does nice cakes and not too steep.
one last thing is when you meet with the caterer be up front about your budget. talk about it first before having them do an estimate. these caterers want to provide great food but they also want to make money and if you don't put limitations on them they'll come back with something sounding great but it'll cost you.
We used Paella Valenciana as we refused to go with the boring banquet options that always seem to be bad. Our wedding was in San Clemente, and we checked out their service at a Gala event in Pasadena so I'm sure they would come up to PV.
People raved about it after our wedding and its a real crowd pleaser as they set up their operaton in full sight of the reception with huge platter (see photo on website). Juan is a pleasure to work with and is from Valencia Spain so the paella is the best you will have ever had (we sampled two other Paella caterers).
He also does traditional spanish appetizers like Tortilla, melon & procsiutto, etc. as well as sangria, bread, salad, and deserts. And even better, it works out to be cheaper than traditional banquet dinner.
I would look into doing a non-traditional meal or providing fewer choices as options. We did a cocktail reception in 2003, we had table hors d'oeuvres, passed hors d'oeuvres and a couple of stations and there was more than enough food to serve as "dinner" and the cost was significantly more reasonable. We also skipped providing a full bar of either alcoholic or nonalcoholic drinks -- we had a lemonade bar for the nondrinkers and champagne for the drinkers.


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Graduate students may now enroll for CUT - the graduate Certificate in University Teaching - which offers the option of a formal course or workshops, conferences for professional development, feedback on teaching, and a variety of seminars. Download our booklet describing the program and contacts. Watch this page for details of specific events related to the program.
**Update: The printed version of the CUT Brochure has an incorrect listing of when Units 1 and 2 are offered. The link above and all registrations have been corrected to reflect the content and term of each unit.
- Attend the two-day Graduate Student Professional Development Conference in August
- Take a combination of graduate courses for credit and workshops (see below) for each unit
- Take the workshops (see below).
- Choose 2 out of 3 from Units 1, 2, and 3; 1 and 2 meet on alternate Fridays from 10 AM-12 noon
- Units 4 and 5 are both required; Unit 4 is arranged; Unit 5 meets once a month from 1-3 PM
*Note: For any graduate seminars, you must enroll for these courses as you would any other course (via MyView). Tuition rates apply and you will earn credit hours toward degree completion. The workshops, however, require a separate registration and fee. Use the links below to register.
Faculty and staff colleagues from UMSL and other campuses are welcome to register for one or more CUT units. Please contact Dr. Peggy Cohen to discuss related fees.
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Nardonne's Making Heart Shaped Pizzas for Lovers
Updated On: Feb 12 2014 09:18:09 PM CST
A heart shaped pizza might be just the way to get your lover's attention on Valentine's Day.
Nardonne's Pizza in Santa Barbara (17 W. Ortega St.) is getting two different choices ready for the big day on Friday. One has white cheese and the other has a reddish color to it.
Both come with a special gift package.
"When you get this pizza or if you pick it up, it comes with some candies that have Valentine's sayings. And we have a personalized Nardonne's message that goes on top of the box and all you have to do is tell us or send us the sayings or poem that you want for your loved one and we will write it out for you," said Ben Dougherty from Nardonne's.
They also have an in house diner special with a romantic pizza meal, wine, and dessert.
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I really can't express how cool this stuff is. I talked on the phone with some really cool people. President Bush. Young Jeezy. Saturday Night Live is going to be interesting. I'm going to see if I have a funny side.
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We had a guy chasing our car through New York City on foot, in the middle of New York traffic, trying to get a baseball signed. It's hysterical.
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Let the Ultra HD wars begin. LG's 79-inch 4K resolution (3840 x 2160 ) Ultra HD TV has officially hit the streets. Well, actually it hit the isle of one California dealer, Video and Audio Center in Santa Monica.
The Ultra HD landscape has grown up, and it's grown up fast. It seems just like yesterday that 4K smart TVs were running around in diapers pulling the dog's tail. Remember in late 2012 when LG rolled out its first Ultra HD TV—an 84-inch model that cost $17,000? Less than two years have passed and now we have a 79-inch TV that's less than half the price, and better featured.
Also back in 2012 there was nothing to watch in 4K. Now there's… um, well, maybe everything hasn't grown up as fast—or has it? Keep reading.
RELATED: Samsung Big on UHD and Curved TVs
Anyway, LG's 79UB9800 does all the things a 2014 Ultra HD smart TV should do. It includes 4 HDMI 2.0 ports and the H.265 codec (HEVC), making it compatible with newer Ultra HD video content as it becomes available. The H.265 decoding capability applies not just to content that's streamed directly to the TV over the internet, but also to 4K content coming in through the USB connection, such as on a portable hard drive.
If you don't have a steady supply of 4K content, don't worry, the TV includes a multistep upscaling processor to convert standard high definition video to the set's native 4K resolution.
The 79UB9800 uses an IPS (In-plane switching) LED LCD panel which produces wider viewing angles and better contrast.
This TV, and all the models in the series, use LG's Smart TV+ platform based on webOS, which features a launch bar to make accessing services like Netflix (including Netflix 4K content), Amazon, and Hulu easier.
The TV includes LG's Magic Remote with voice recognition capability, built-in Wi-Fi and passive 3D with Dual Play for gaming.The TV's built-in speakers were developed by harman/kardon.
By the way, if a 79-inch TV doesn't quite cover the wall you reserved for your next flat screen, LG has 84- and 98-inch models coming later this year in the same UB9800 series.
And in related news, Netflix just announced that Break Bad is available streamed in 4K now, so it's time to get shopping.
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Glory (1989)
"Glory" was a longtime favorite film of mine, top five. I saw it in a theater in North Carolina as a high school kid, and it literally changed my life. An eye-opener, for me, and my understanding of our nation.
It's dropped down the list quite a bit since I saw it in that old dusty, even-then-ancient theater, being absolutely blown away by the film's story of the first black Union regiment in the Civil War. And I still am blown away, in absolute awe of the relentless depictions of battle, and the camp scenes, and the drama of an America going through self-inflicted, suicidal hell (and we think we have it rough now, oh, what bad memories we have) to regain part of its soul…
Or maybe get a new one, depending on how you see history. Maybe the latter, more, to me.
Matthew Broderick put away his comedic Ferris to play real Union hero Robert Shaw, the young colonel tasked with leading the 54th Mass. Among his charges are Morgan Freeman as a grave digger turned spiritual guru, Andre Braugher as free man and childhood friend of Shaw's, and — in a breakout role that left me crushed, openly crying right next to my older brother, who also just wept loud and hard — Denzel Washington as an escaped slave righteously and rightfully angry at the world. No. Angry at the United States of America.
The battle scenes are gritty, dirty and seem realistic (having participated in Civil War re-enactments myself) and the story, again, is amazing.
Director Edward Zwick (he later made the drippy, silly, over-baked — but gorgeous — "Legends of the Fall") lays on the pomp and the heroism thick, but this still is a great, great film. An important, vital film.
The cinematography by Freddie Francis still amazes 20-plus years later. (It won the Oscar for cinematography.)
Some hate Broderick in the lead, but I think he's perfect. Broderick is a light dramatic actor (excellent comedian), and he plays a man out of his league here who must rise to the occasion and the sheer aura of those around him. At film's end, Broderick does that as Shaw.
This write-up is based in part on one I wrote years ago, with a few tweaks. I have not seen the film since, but look forward to the screening here at The Lyric. This story is America, folks. Imperfect and fractured. That goes for the film, too. If you have never seen it, born after its release, correct this oversight. You will be thankful. Grade: A
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Savannah Lee Biddle vs. Jarrod Theron Biddle, domestic; testimony taken, decree signed.
Andrea Lynn Holland vs. Jason Aron Holland, domestic; testimony taken, decree signed.
Jessica Marie Jewell vs. Donald Ray Jewell, domestic; testimony taken, decree signed.
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The good news is that 43 percent of the people polled plan on spending more time this year in their outdoor spaces. Some plan on entertaining more at home this summer; others suggest that they are competing with their neighbors to have the prettiest yard on the block.
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Lance Emory Phillips was born to Patrick and Amanda Phillips of Cynthiana on March 23, 2009 at Saint Joseph East. He weighed 8 lbs. 7 oz.
Maternal grandparents are Eddie and Brenda Weber of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are Ruth Hatton of Nicholasville and the late Charles Thomas of Lexington, and the late Ed and Dolly Weber of Cynthiana.
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Our annual Equal Pay Day Event is held each year as a reminder that it takes an extra three and one half months for women to make the same as our mate counterparts do in 12 months. Currently women make 77 cents to every one dollar men make.
* Cynthiana News, Nov. 30, 1854 - "Look Here! Quick Time! Through to Cincinnati In One Day! - John Hughes & Co., have started a Stage line to run regularly between Carlisle and Cynthiana by way of Millersburg, Ruddles Mills, and Forest Retreat. Leaves Carlisle, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at half past seven o'clock. Leaves Cynthiana every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at half past eleven a.m. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Office at Varney House, Cynthiana and Carter House, Carlisle."
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Those who know me know my two grand passions: cake with buttercream frosting and the "Gilmore Girls."
Currently, I'm watching season two on DVD.
For those who don't know about the "Gilmore Girls," it's a now-canceled TV series about a single mother and her teenage daughter who live in Stars Hollow, a quirky little town outside Hartford, Conn. The mother, Lorelai Gilmore, is young, gorgeous, witty, talks a mile a minute, loves movies and TV and eats like a horse.
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A much anticipated and appreciated Cynthiana event, Museum Grist Mill Day, will not be held this year. Due to family illness, the William Kelly family will be unable to host this community activity.
Some 12 years ago, Bob Hyatt and William Kelly and their wives initiated Grist Mill Day to support the Cynthiana-Harrison County Museum. The festivities were enjoyed by many and sizable donations were given to the museum.
The Harrison County Thorobreds earned what could be the kind of win that just may catapult them into another long post-season run on Tuesday night in Northern Kentucky.
With less than one week until district tournament play begins, Harrison County scored twice in the top of the eighth inning and knocked off home-standing Campbell County, 7-5. It was the Breds second win in a row, in a string of difficult regular-season ending games.
The South Licking Ducks Unlimited will have a sportsmans night out on Saturday, May 16 at the Cynthiana Country Club. Doors open at 6 p.m., dinner served at 7 p.m. Single, $25; Greenwing (under 18), $15.
Wear a hunter orange or camo shirt and get a chance to win a gun. For tickets call 234-2969 or 859-588-9628.
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The Sparks & Spares started the week against the Thunderballs needing a big win. Despite Lance Willumsen's carrying the S & S with his high series of the week of 515 and high game of 195, the
S & S were held to a 7-point win. Jim Olinkiewicz's 475 series was the third high for the week. Unlike Denny Clark, I knew Keith Clark wouldn't roll over. For the Tballs, Keith rolled third high game of 181 and second high series of 489 for the week. Bob Reylek rolled the second high game of 188. A tough break for the S & S as Ian Weslek went on the DL, missing the last two games of the season.
Talk about rolling over, it appears that the Terminators did so this week, allowing the Clippers to escape out of last place. With only three bowlers, the Clips came away with an 11-point win. They did this by themselves without the help of Steph filling in a spot.
Behind the leadership of George "Slick" Ehrman, the Misfits had a 7-point win over the Captain Spaldings. This win keeps them in the running for a final second place position. George, tying Keith's third high game, rolled 72 pins over his average. For the second week in a row George earned Bowler of the Week honors. For the Misfits, Pete Needham picked up the 8-10 split.
Due to poor preseason scheduling, the Pharmaceuticals had the week off.
Week 23
Team: W L PCT. Pins
Pharmaceuticals 146 74 .664 58461
Sparks & Spares 137 83 .623 57982
Misfits 132 88 .598 58217
Thunderballs 117.5 102.5 .534 57573
Terminators 99 121 .450 57699
Louie's Clippers 76 144 .346 52523
Capt. Spaldings 73.5 146.5 .334 55667
Kontje and Fabs sweep most honors
By 'Phantom' Fay Walker
In like a lion, out like a lamb. That's what Betty Kontje showed us the week before Easter. Fabulous Five captain Betty tore up the alleys with a turkey and a strong 169 game, 58 pins over her average. Her second game was tamer at 141. Her third game was most modest with a 127, bringing her in at 104 pins over average for her series. With her handicap she made high bowler with a handicap score of 623.
Pin Pals bowled the Odd Balls early Sunday. In the first game OB's Kelly Michalak and Lee Oliver played mark for mark and found two ways to get to the same score. Pals captain Theresa Andrew tried everything she could for a turkey, but she still bowled an extra 40 pins and took the first game. Odd Ball Mary Beth Phillips bowled a second 147 for the second game, but the Pals took it with only 4 pins. Theresa tried for a turkey again as did Ceil Surerus, but Lee Oliver swept in with all her boldness and stole the last game for the Odd Balls. Lee left not one frame open for a score of 189, making her highest scratch bowler of the week. She also took high handicap game and most over average with an extra 72 pins.
Later that night, the Guttersnipes played the Fabulous Five. The Snipes didn't have a chance; the Fabs were on fire. Besides Betty's beautiful bowling, Donna Cass added some heat, marking all but two frames and bringing in a 184 game in the first. In the second game, Jackie Brewer and Donna both bowled in the 170s. Essie Simovich brought it home in the last game with a hot 170 even. The Fab Five took team weekly honors for scratch game, scratch series, handicap game and handicap series. Jackie Brewer took honors for high scratch series. The Fab Five almost had a full sweep of the weekly honors. If only Lee Oliver hadn't bowled so well and taken those last three titles.
Monday we had Spare Us and Paint by Numbers. The Paints had a 6-mark lead that they used to their benefit in the first game. Spare Us got up off their haunches and took the second game by 3 pins. Ellie Labrozzi and Sue Klenawicus of Spare Us took turns trying for turkeys in the last game, neither reaching their goal. Ellie beat Sue out by 1 pin, but both pulled out the win for Spare Us. They only took 8 points and left 3 for the PbNs.
Tuesday was a quick night for the Rockettes and Brick Laying Babes. Both teams had only three bowlers. Babes' Shelley Clark-Rohde and Laura Marcello each bowled 30 pins over average. Shelley got the 5-8-10 split in the eighth frame. All that fancy bowling helped take the first game. In the second frame of game two, Shelley got another split, the 2-3-10. The Babes started to lose momentum and no one made a mark in the sixth or the seventh frames. On the other hand, Sherri Surozenski of the Rockettes had her team doing the Seven Dance. Sherri opened only two frames and took the second game. The last game was bad. Neither team was able to make its average but the Rockettes did take the win. The Babes lost their hold on first place.
We are down to the wire now — there is only a month left. We still have six contenders for first place. Bowl your hearts out ladies.
Week 24 team standings
Team Won Lost Pins
Rockettes 150 114 30533
Spare Us 149 115 36745
Brick Laying
Babes 147.5 116.5 33725
Guttersnipes 140.5 123.5 34451
Pin Pals 140 124 28816
Five 138 126 36918
Paint By
Numbers 118.5 145.5 34068
Odd Balls 72.5 191.5 33435
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday condo in Cabo Rojo - Condominio Playas del Caribe
Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Inflatable bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
Enjoy lovely sunrises from your bedroom and sunsets from your balcony at this waterfront condominium on 500 acres of Wildlife Preserve with many species of birds, 12 miles of hiking and biking paths and access to an exceptional sandy swimming beach recently described as 'one of the top ten beaches in the United States.' A restored lighthouse sits on the promontory of this peninsula on the south west tip of Puerto Rico. 500 yards from an excellent restaurant, Bahia Salinas, with live music on weekends and available bike rentals there. Condo has two large bedrooms, two full baths, 2 inflatable twin-size mattresses, living room and eat-in kitchen; pool on premises; two kayaks for your personal use, HD TV, Bluray DVD, ipod docking station. Minimum rental is six days.
Keywords: Condominium
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Robert White
my wife and I first visited the peninsula where the condo is located and decided on the spot to buy a condo in this most beautiful place. We got home, deciding we were crazy, but then received a series of photos of the place by email . Our anxieties melted away. We, our children and grandchildren now all love being there.
Robert White purchased this condo in 2006
Why Robert White chose Cabo Rojo
we bought our vacation rental because of the beautiful beach, the gorgeous sunsets, and the chance to share it with our (adult) kids and our grandchildren.


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