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Tarot Readings for You for March 31, 2013 Sunday(c)
Guidance Some things you just know deep down inside instinctually, or it's ESP. Things like: *This is my path. *These people are worth associating with – or not worth associating with. *This is a way to make money when I'm broke. *How rewarding it is to do my part as agreed. *We read each other's minds, so we are right for each other. *I can't afford this, so let's go together on it. Today it's about listening to our gut.
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Here's what's going on. See the pictures? Those are the four Rider Waite Tarot cards that make today's messages (group messages) for you (and the people around you).
The site is divided into four sections. The first is a summary, an overview. That's Guidance (above).
The second is the actual one-sentence group readings, Group Analytical Tarot Readings. If you have come just for your day's trends, you can go now. You pick out the ones you intuitively relate to, and decide whether to seek or avoid that. People relate to these! See their comments, at the very bottom. We would *love* to hear from you. Don't be shy!
These answers don't have a question (or a questioner) to frame them, so, yes, they can be contradictory – especially when one of the cards means 'not' or other negative word. The negative can apply to any of the other cards. And many of the pronouns are flexible. Feel free to substitute.
The third section, Learn Tarot by Observation, is the reasoning that makes those four cards say the things you just read in the sentences. It's what an expert would be thinking.
The last section, Learn Tarot by Pictures, is the individual meanings of each card, based mostly on its picture, which you are looking at. Read this frequently, and you remember what some of the cards mean.
Ace of Pentacles
Hanged Man – Four of Pentacles – Three of Pentacles
Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.
Headings [So you can choose which belongs to you]
Tarot Readings: Deep Relationships (Four of Pentacles and Three of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: Money, Profit, Business (Three of Pentacles and Ace of Pentacles)
Tarot Readings: Deep Relationships (Four of Pentacles and Three of Pentacles)
We read each other's minds; this is a deep relationship we have.
You just know deep down inside when a relationship is right for you.
Extrasensory notions about what the right relationship is for my needs.
Got a strong feeling to give my deeply held faiths to these people.
An instinct, that I suppress, that my path is to join up with them.
Keeping quiet about the inspiration to give it all I've got in our relationship.
Gee, I know I'm less than perfect, but, by golly, I get along with people.
It strikes me these people are not quite right for me to associate with.
Did not fully realize how rewarding doing my part as agreed really is.
Knowing your limitations makes for rewarding relationships.
Deep down inside, realizing this is the perfect relationship.
Not admitting it, but realizing this relationship is the best deal in town.
I just feel instinctually that these people are worth associating with.
Tarot Readings: Money, Profit, Business (Three of Pentacles and Ace of Pentacles)
Realizing I don't have all the money, so we put our money together.
When I can't afford the best, I get an idea to barter.
I can't afford it, so I go jointly with friends who think it's a good idea.
I knew they were not going to pay me all the money we agreed upon.
Very aware that I do not have enough money to join in this deal.
I don't have my part of the money this deal would take, I know that.
Not as much profit in this enterprise as we thought.
An idea strikes me that you can go 'from rags to riches' on this exchange.
I just have a feeling I won't make the kind of money that they do if I join them.
It strikes me that it doesn't take much money to get in this lucrative business.
We know we are meeting with a miser to get his money.
Don't want to think about how I'm spending more money than I have
Ace of Pentacles
Hanged Man – Four of Pentacles – Three of Pentacles
At a glance, three of our four Tarot citizens here at the conference table are about money. So that is one theme. Four of Pentacles is being short of money, not having enough or not being good enough. It is also suppressing and internalizing. Three of Pentacles is a business exchange, deal or meeting. Ace of Pentacles means money (paid or received).
As you know if you have been around here a while, Three of Pentacles is both commercial and social relationships and exchanges. And here's Hanged Man – a realization, extrasensory or psychic awareness, a strong or instinctual feeling in that relationship. Four of Pentacles adds 'deeply felt' or 'deep down inside,' to that, and also adds suppressing or not admitting a feeling, or not letting oneself (in this case, not letting oneself do that relationship that Three of Pentacles represents).
Three of Pentacles as 'relationship' gets together with Ace of Pentacles to say 'right relationship.' Conversely, Four of Pentacles with Three of Pentacles is not quite the right relationship. And Four of Pentacles with Ace of Pentacles reads 'not quite right.' See how literal Tarot, Tarot Verbatim(TM) works?
Some things you just know deep down inside instinctually, or it's ESP. Things like: *This is my path. *These people are worth associating with – or not worth associating with. *This is a way to make money when I'm broke. *How rewarding it is to do my part as agreed. *We read each other's minds, so we are right for each other. *I can't afford this, so let's go together on it. Today it's about listening to that gut.
Hanged Man We become consciously aware, front and center, of something we always knew, or we have a new level of awareness now that feels like a shift in perception. Eureka. Deja vu. Insight happening. A strong urge like an instinct. ESP or psychic knowing. That upsidedown, hair-on-fire disoriented, mindboggled sensation that happens when we … finally … put two and two together, and realize 'I should have known.' That's what is pictured right here.
Four of Pentacles Our deep thoughts and feelings that we don't always admit to, that we suppress or that we are not fully aware of. The secrets we hold close to our chest. Whatever we cling to or hold precious. Our shortcomings and our feelings of inadequacy or even inferiority. Also coming short and being inferior for real. Deeply held beliefs. Oh yes: being broke, not having enough of anything, including money. Known as the miser card in several books, pictured is a fellow clinging to his coins who is sitting in the road outside of civilization, staring straight ahead. This Tarot card in Tarot Verbatim(TM) can mean to be isolated or not accepted in society.
Three of Pentacles Interrelationship, fair exchange, deal, dealing with, relationship, living up to the agreement, doing your part, both or all parties do their part, settling up, getting paid for the job because it is done right, contracts, real estate. Three of Cups is a 'facilitator' card in Tarot Verbatim(TM); it gets along so well with all the other cards' meanings. Pictured is a contractor or architect demonstrating he has completed the job per the agreement, the blueprint, and is entitled to be paid the final (largest) draw.
Ace of Pentacles Right. All kinds of 'right.' Money. Success. Your Path, the right path, the Right-hand Path (esoteric word for it), the straight and narrow (Christian term for it) and, I think the Middle Way in Buddhism means the same thing too. Not sure. This card suggests being moral and 'on the right path' also gives success and money. The hand with the gold is suspended over the golden path that starts with lilies for purity and ends in the victory trellis. It means 'high money' in questions about amounts of money.
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Each and every 'Tarot Reading' sentence you see is a literal interpretation of the four Rider Waite Tarot cards drawn and pictured for today. (The literal interpretation is from the illustration on each card.) These sentences are put together by only combining the phrases of what each cards says. In other words, there are NO "filler" phrases added just to make full sentences, and no psychic ability or spirit guide is ever involved.
Now in an 'real' individual reading, the questioner asks a specific question and thereby supplies at least half the information! In a personal reading, the parties are identified and sometimes a time frame is too. Here, in a group reading we cannot do that and so we get a variety of sentences.
Horoscopes are group readings, too. Astrology is based on someone else's birth data, though, so a 'solar' group horoscope never really solidly applies to you! (Astrologers want you to know this!)
Tarot, on the other hand, is perfectly capable of flexibly addressing any group, including all of the visitors that come to this site. It can also address people you might not even know personally, such as all the people at your job who have a say in whether or not you get a raise.
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Deadline extended after EBS suitors ask for time
THE State has agreed to extend last night's deadline for final EBS bids until August 20 after potential suitors asked for more time to prepare their offers.
A group of four bidders -- led by Irish Life & Permanent -- were expected to lodge second-round bids for the state-owned building society by close of business yesterday.
But well-placed sources last night confirmed the deadline has been extended until Friday week by "mutual agreement" between the bidders and the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), which is handling the sale for the taxpayer.
Sources stressed that the extension didn't signal anything "untoward" about the process. "It's mainly an administration thing, and a lot of people are away as well," said one, referencing the August holidays.
A spokesman for the NTMA declined to comment, as did a spokesman for EBS.
Irish Life & Permanent has been tipped as the forerunner in the bidding process, and favours merging EBS with its own banking arm Permanent TSB and ultimately spinning the two off.
The deal would create a so-called "third force" in the Irish banking sector, but sources have stressed that the State expects to get value from EBS and will not sell it to IL&P "on the cheap" to further the third force plan.
The other bidders in the frame are private equity venture JC Flowers, tv3 owner Doughty Hanson and Cardinal Asset Management.
Any buyer is expected to have to pump several hundred million into EBS's balance sheet.
Back in March, the Financial Regulator ordered the building society to improve its capital base by €785m before the year's end. Since then, some €90m has been raised through a debt buy-back.
The new buyers may also have to repay some of the €350m the Government has put into the building society.
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Warning: Strong language (Profanity)
He terrorizes my mind.
I'm not sure if it is truly him,
or me, that causes
or allows the manipulation.
But it builds.
There are times when
it is not so strong,
but the thought process
becomes a learned reaction,
so whether it is true or not
doesn't matter.
It is always there.
He's in my mind.
His needs, his desires,
the lack of feeling,
disturbed needing,
yet the refusal to accept
I can't react
in a normal way,
for he is a child
with no desire to love,
only taking and needing,
leaving nothing
for me.
Each day that goes by
builds fear.
What will he take from me
The incessant eating
of my sanity.
The loss of trust,
this empty,
womanless shell,
that encases nothing
but his hell.
This will not end well.
He sucks at my heart,
sips my blood, then spits
it out. Laughing,
he enjoys my pain.
A succubus.
A parasite.
A mind fucker.
Is it my thoughts
that created this
Or, did my thoughts
blind me, from the truth
that is very real.
Numb and surreal,
accepting his abuse,
learning not to feel,
enabling his pain
to be my only meal.
And I'm hungry… so hungry.
Rebecca Braun says, "I live in Minnesota. What can I say? It's cold here! I am a semi-retired music teacher looking for a new career, and hoping it will be writing! I have a border collie whose name is May, and a kitty-kat named Maple. I love flower gardening, snowshoeing, taking long walks with my dog, and writing poetry."


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Waste Not Somerset
Get your group on the map: take part in the official launch of Waste Not Somerset this autumn and join other Waste Not action groups up and down the country inspired by "Hugh's War on Waste". Millions of people are looking for ways to cut back on their waste, and for groups to help them achieve change, thanks to the TV campaigns on food, clothes and packaging by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall.
Click here for list of Waste Not Somerset events
Waste Not Somerset is a local community campaign to encourage us all to develop helpful habits to cut waste, save money, and reduce our impact on the environment through waste reduction, reuse, repair, recycling and home composting.
By taking small steps we can all make better use of the things we have, by getting a bit more organised, making things last longer, sharing stuff with others or giving things a new home.
Whatever the focus of your group, join Waste Not Somerset – it's a fun way to bring people together, help household budgets go further, and bring lasting benefits to your community.
It's now even easier for a wide range of groups to play a major Waste Not Somerset role. There are lots of ways to help your community get involved and you'll find lots of ideas and local examples in our new community waste action pages.
With the average family throwing away £700 a year of food which was once fit to eat, food is a great issue to highlight for Waste Not Somerset's autumn launch. Sharing food-saving tips can help your community waste less and cut the cost of putting tasty, nutritious meals on the table, potentially saving hundreds of pounds and making a big difference for those who have very little.
To be part of – and benefit from – Waste Not Somerset's launch, SWP is offering great materials to support displays big or small, including new eye-catching banners and table top posters.
This adds to our ready-made Love Food Hate Waste display resources available free to community groups, such as leaflets, recipe cards, quizzes and activities. The range of resources makes it easy to set up an information stall in the heart of your community, perhaps at a local fun day, village fete, local market or shopping centre.
Join the Waste Not Somerset Facebook group. This is a platform for organisations to share their waste action events and inspire others to get involved in and around the county. SWP will link to this group in its e-newsletter and other communications to help boost awareness of your events.
To support the launch during October and November, SWP will host a calendar of your Waste Not Somerset events on our website, including links to your group's website or social media. And over time, we will add more ideas and inspiring examples of local initiatives to our new community waste action section on our website so do tell us what you're doing to help us signpost your group or initiative.
Don't delay, get in touch today.
Complete the online form about your planned Waste Not Somerset event here: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WasteNot2016
Request your display resources by emailing: firstname.lastname@example.com
And remember, there is a wealth of possibilities for future Waste Not Somerset activities or initiatives. Do take a look at our community waste action pages for inspiration.
If we all help our communities make small changes, big things will happen.
Hugh's War on Waste – the inspiration behind Waste Not
Waste Not Somerset campaign name was inspired by Hugh's War on Waste programmes first aired on BBC1 in January 2015, which used the hashtag WASTENOT. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is on a mission to change the way we all think about waste. In his programmes, Hugh challenges big companies to change their ways to help reduce waste, and challenges all of us to do our bit too.
During the first two episodes we saw the residents of Prestwich get to grips with wasteful ways, cutting food waste, passing on items for reuse, and making better use of their recycling service, showing how much can be achieved through simple changes. Episode 3 went on air in July 2016. See below for a summary of episodes:
Episode 1 Hugh Fearnley- Wittingstall is on a mission to find out why the UK wastes so much food. Hugh helps the community of Prestwich with practical tips to reduce waste and recycle more. (Broadcast January 2015)
Episode 2 Hugh joins an illicit raid to see what he can find in supermarket's bins. We join the community of Prestwich to see how small changes really do make a difference. (Broadcast January 2015)
Episode 3 The Battle continues. Hugh takes on Amazon and the coffee shop giants Starbucks, Costa and Café Nero. (Broadcast 28 July 2016)
See BBC i-player for official episode availability. There are also unofficial links on YouTube for the all three episodes.


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THINGS move fast when you are a compact luxury sedan. You roll up all bright-eyed but soon have fresher contenders to account for. It's a fierce arena in which the mediocre wilt and even the talented show a few wrinkles before long.
The obvious solution to this age-old problem is a midlife revamp and if done well, it will be like the one lavished on Mercedes-Benz's C-Class recently, which successfully smoothed out its wrinkles while building on its strengths.
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Review for Cultivating Our Sisterhood International Association, Inc., West Hempstead, NY, USA
Cultivating Our Sisterhood International Association, Inc. (COSIA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to cultivate a sense of sisterhood among women and to enhance the lives of those whom they support. At COSIA, we develop supportive networks that are not limited by age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or religion; utilize these networks as resources to produce affordable events and programs that promote team-building and the pursuit of personal and professional life goals and objectives; and support through fund-raising and volunteer activities socially-conscious initiatives and programs that benefit girls and women from underserved communities.
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Since our inception, the women of COSIA have grown from a local gathering of eight to a diverse national group of supporting members and affiliates. We have facilitated personal and professional development for women and have supported worthy causes.
What I've enjoyed the most about my experience with this nonprofit is...
I've enjoyed the diversity of its members and supporters and their willingness to share resources to support causes that benefit women and youth from underserved communities.
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
create a campus setting for the hosting of events, programs, conferences, and retreats that benefit women and youth from communities across the United States and abroad.
How frequently have you been involved with the organization?
About every week
When was your last experience with this nonprofit?
Review for In The Spirit Of The Children Inc, New York, NY, USA
I have a heart for many of those who fall through the cracks of our society. In the Spirit of the Children, Inc. is an organization that works with the very vulnerable population of young adults who transition, from the foster-care system in New York, to life as independent adults. I have had the opportunity to support this worthy cause and the important work of the organization.
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I have volunteered to participate in their new mentoring program, and am very excited about the experience.
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Fetishes Trailer (1996)
12 September 1996 Factual, Foreign 84 mins
Nick Broomfield and a documentary crew visit Pandora's Box, an up-scale house of bondage on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, where clients pay $175 an hour to be subservient to mistresses. Mistresses talk about their craft; a few clients, usually masked, are interviewed as well. Then, the camera watches sessions organized around fetishes: rubber, wrestling, corporal punishment, masochism, and infantilism. Mistress Raven, the owner of Pandora's Box, explains that pain need not be part of the subservient experience: it is, at its root, a transfer of power. After their session has ended, clients talk about how drained, relaxed, relieved, and at peace they are.
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Jean-Claude Darcheville hopes Rangers' lack of European action will help them overhaul Celtic.
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Jean-Claude Darcheville hopes Rangers' lack of European action will help them overhaul Celtic in the SPL title race.
The Ibrox outfit suffered league misery last season as they lost out to their Glasgow rivals on the final day after an arduous campaign which saw them chasing silverware on four fronts.
But after their shock exit from the UEFA Champions League qualifiers, Walter Smith's men only have domestic matters to focus on.
Celtic still have an outside chance of progressing to the last 16 of the tournament, while a place in the Uefa Cup remains another possibility for Gordon Strachan's side as they prepare to tackle AaB Aalborg on Tuesday night.
And striker Darcheville believes the added workload of European football could count against the SPL champions and current leaders.
He said: "They have a four-point lead just now but the difference this season is that we only play one game each week, unlike last season when everyone knows that we lost the championship because we played every three days.
"Now we don't have anything like that fixture load and it gives us a much better chance of winning the title.
"Celtic on the other hand are still in Europe and the Champions League and they will have the same problem we had. The fact they will be playing every three days will be good for us."
Darcheville has been linked with a return to France in the January transfer window but insists he is keen to add to his collection of silverware before departing Ibrox.
He added: "When I do eventually leave I hope it's going to be after winning some more medals.
"Last season we won two trophies - the League Cup and the Scottish Cup - and reached the Uefa Cup final. And, of course, we also lost the championship on the last day.
"But this season the team is improved with the new signings and we have a much better chance of winning the title."


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Brian, is it possible to add a "report dead merchant" button on the merchant's profile page? This will save a lot of time of your staff to find dead sites such as yourcellphonebooster, which are still listed as a merchant but even the domain has already been expired.
December 3rd, 2007, 05:36 AM #2
I like the idea of a button.
December 3rd, 2007, 05:46 AM #3
A button for affiliates to report dead merchants? That is just sad, that they cannot keep track of whether their clients are dead or alive.
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This button will save both their time (they will locate them easily) and our time (the number of listed mercants will be less so it will be much more easier to find anything you want). I am sure that it will show it's effect in a few weeks and all dead merchants with expired domains will be cleared from SAS' database.
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A dead merchant report button is a good idea.
December 3rd, 2007, 07:23 AM #6
A button for affiliates to report dead merchants? That is just sad, that they cannot keep track of whether their clients are dead or alive.
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The affilate network is a community that works best when we all work together. Dead merchants are something we see as we go about out daily routines so it only makes sense to have a quick & easy way to pass that info onto SAS. It saves them a lot of time, which they can then better devote to keeping SAS the #1 network, which means more $$ for all of us.
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"I think it's not easy to locate these dead merchants specially the old ones."
It's actually very easy. Last year I brought this up after going thru the $0 EPC merchants and finding nonexistent merchants available. Brian said:
"Thanks all - we actually do have a project about half completed going to review all merchants and take a look at items just like the above... It is very time consuming, but necessary - what you pointed out above is very helpful and i've bumped those to the front of the list to be removed. I didn't find lookforus.com though?"
Going back to how easy it is. I just spent a few minutes going thru the $0 EPC merchants. Just basic copy and pasting urls into an address bar and:
Tell me what's wrong with those 2 merchants. One hasn't had a sale in 4 years. Now how many would I find if I went thru the whole list?
So this is something that can be very easily done. Put the urls into the browser. I can go thru the list in a day. I would zap the obvious ones like the 2 I just posted. And then with the rest of them, some it's pretty obvious why they're at $0, some others actually need to be tested. It can be done, it's just a matter of doing it.
"The affilate network is a community that works best when we all work together. "
That's part of what a network is supposed to do, police the programs in their network. And this goes back to entry into the network. If there isn't really any type of bar then it is what it is. Network has to take the first step in a thing like this.
December 3rd, 2007, 03:04 PM #9
Mybest and All,
I don't think it is a bad idea at all.
We do "cleaning" projects about 1nce per quarter or so, I just completed a project actually that involved removal of 75 or so dead domains and merchant programs, etc... We try to lean on the side of caution of course but most examples are pretty clear cut like the two that Trust mentioned above. Obviously I missed them both in my project so it is good for me when people let me know...
I'll see what I can do to have a "Report" button added or something similar.
Regarding how it looks, etc... I will agree that is our job and one that we need to improve on, but I also don't think it is wrong to create tools in order for everyone to help out. It is a much bigger job than is sometimes suggested and having affiliates report has always helped us with this one... I'm sure it will help even further with better tools to report, etc...Thanks,
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December 3rd, 2007, 10:07 PM #10
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Thanks for supporting this idea, Brian! As you know, I've been working hard to identify "valid" SAS merchants to work with, but I don't always bother to send an email to notify you when I discover that a merchant appears to be defunct (fortunately, you know where my list is).
Giving affiliates a "button" might generate a lot of extra "pings" in your office, but the extra data will probably allow for more efficient management of this process.
I'm very pleased that when I updated my spreadsheet this week, I found about 250 merchants which were clearly designated as "Closed" by ShareASale. That figure only counts merchants whose programs I was enrolled in, so you might have changed the status of twice or thrice that many (my current list includes 830 merchants that I think are "defunct," but that includes some who have merely been "temporarily offline" for many weeks).
This is great progress in just the past 3 weeks!
I also applaud the other post-ThinkTank changes you've implemented (as discussed in the thread at http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread.php?t=98195). I've already set up a filter so the "changed program terms" emails are dropped into a separate email box, and I've been making great use of the new text box in the application form. I'm also looking forward to seeing how the feedback system works for merchants and affiliates.
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Santa Fe Music and Piano made its exit from the local music scene last month amid the latest in a long series of discordant notes.
Retired music professor Joe Moreno, who filed a civil complaint against the store late last year, joined the list of litigants against owners Len Faucher and Sarma Taylor shortly before they closed up shop and apparently left Santa Fe. Moreno has been awaiting payment since November 2010 for a piano he consigned to the store with the agreement that he would collect $2,500 if it sold.
After the instrument sold in November, Faucher told Moreno repeatedly he would send a check, according to court documents filed by Moreno and a voice mail message from a man identifying himself as Faucher that Moreno saved and played for SFR. Ultimately, all Moreno received was a $100 check that was supposed to be the first of many installment payments, but the check bounced.
"Basically, he stole my piano," Moreno says.
Santa Fe Music and Piano's Cordova Road location was the last of several the business called home. Weingarten Realty has never collected on a stipulated judgment finding Faucher's partner Taylor owed more than $55,000 for non-payment of rent on a DeVargas Center storefront. In a previous statement to SFR, Taylor claimed Weingarten refused to negotiate a more manageable rental rate with the store after Taylor complained that the
with Santa Fe's smoking ban. A woman in the legal department at Weingarten who refused to give her name tells SFR that failing to collect on a civil judgment is not unusual.
Usual or not, Santa Fe landlord Frank Yu finds his inability to collect on a $70,000 judgment against SFMP very frustrating.
"It's put me in a severe financial bind," Yu says. "I'm supposed to collect all that money and, basically, even though they didn't pay the rent, I still got to pay my stuff …my obligation continues and they just ditched theirs."
Taylor signed two five-year leases with Yu for two spaces, one on Cerrillos Road and one on San Felipe Avenue. In a June 2009 response to Yu's civil complaint, Taylor wrote SFMP had "just enough revenue to pay salaries" but Faucher would consider entering into a new lease with Yu for a new business venture if Yu didn't proceed with the lawsuit. Later, she offered Yu a Baldwin grand piano she claimed was worth $8,995. Yu's attorney replied that the offer to defer a small amount of the debt with a rebuilt piano was "one that Mr. Yu and I are not in a position to evaluate or accept," according to court documents.
"[Taylor's] husband Len would even call me and say, 'Frank, we will still be your tenant even though we're not using the space anymore, and then we'll keep on paying the rent even though we sublease it out or just pay out of it,'" Yu says. "That just never happened."
Taylor and Faucher actually did sublease to a Santa Fe business called Boomerang Baby. Owner JC Linson tells SFR that Yu approached him at one point to ask if he was paying Taylor and Faucher his $2,450 monthly because they never paid Yu from those funds. When Linson's company vacated the space, Taylor and Faucher wouldn't relinquish his $3,675 deposit, he tells SFR.
"It's so sad that they would do that," Linson says.
Hearing the couple was poised to file bankruptcy, Linson decided not to file suit. Taylor and Faucher's most recent known lawyer, Marina Cordova, said she was not aware of them filing bankruptcy, though she stopped representing them when the store closed.
"They have a passion for music and that's why they opened a music and piano store—in order to serve the Santa Fe community," Cordova says. "Given the state of the economy, it was unfortunate and they had to close down their business. They fully intended on continuing to pay [people they owe money to]."
Other New Mexico musical instrument retailers confirm that times have been tough on the industry, especially for sales of high-end instruments such as pianos. Kevin Bender of Albuquerque started up Grumpy's Guitars and Stuff last summer after his employer Encore Music went under.
"The economy itself was really doing a number," Bender said of Encore's demise. "And I'm sure that pieces of musical equipment like pianos, which are, No. 1, a high-end piece—you can't just go out and buy a $100 piano. The same with the vintage-grade guitars and stuff like that. These are high-priced and the only way people are able to afford them are 1. the economy's good and 2. they've got the extra money."
Bender also said negative word-of-mouth can be the death knell for a musical instrument retailer.
"In the musical instrument business, [reputation] is everything because musicians are, I don't want to say inbred, but we interact with each other," Bender says. "You treat one musician well and 40 other musicians come in."
Gillian Sutton, owner of Los Alamos radio station KRSN, found out just how powerful the musicians' grapevine is when she aired two advertising spots for SFMP.
"They have a fairly nasty reputation up here, so they didn't get a whole lot of response, except I had several people ask me why on earth I would advertise them," Sutton says.
Sutton had to take SFMP to court to get the $1,177 they owed for the ads because the couple claimed they were never aired. She tells SFR she believes their negative reputation in Los Alamos stems from the rumored "non-delivery of some grand pianos for a concert several years ago." Members of the concert group rumored to be the victim in that alleged fiasco didn't return a call for comment.
There was also a less-than-harmonious relationship between SFMP and at least two former employees. Larry Porter, a tuner and repairman, says he quit after the couple reneged on salary agreements.
"Everything I was told was basically lies," he says.
Taylor sued a former band instrument repairman, Jason Jimos, after he filed for unemployment. She claimed that he damaged an $11,000 flute while demonstrating it at an event called "Flute-O-Rama" and fired him on the spot when the damage was discovered. The Department of Labor (now Department of Workforce Solutions) found that Jimos was entitled to unemployment because Taylor could produce no evidence that Jimos caused the damage.
But former employee Paul Darin, who worked for SFMP between 2004 and 2006, says the couple treated him well and compensated him fairly.
Moreno's efforts to have the couple served at their last known Santa Fe residence have been unsuccessful. Linson tells SFR he believes the pair relocated to Albuquerque, where Faucher started the videoconferencing business he had hoped to open in Yu's rental space. Although a website for that business exists, the phone number for it is disconnected. A private investigator helping Moreno told him he believes the couple moved to Waltham, Mass., but the couple couldn't be reached at the number the PI provided.
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JULY 4TH AT ARLINGTON HOUSE Agnes' Journal Fourth of July, 1855 O, I have forgotten to say anything about the "glorious Fourth." Grandpa attended the celebration in W. & it poured almost the whole time. After tea there was a grand display on the Arlington portico -- of cushions shawls etc. to make us comfortable while gazing at the magnificent fireworks which were to astonish the millions. Well we waited -- & waited, one or two faint efforts were made but it was "no go" & we went in much scandalized by the idea of the "4th" without fireworks.
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JULY 4TH INTERPRETATION NOTES "THE FOURTH OF JULY AT ARLINGTON" George Washington Park Custis considered three holidays worthy of celebration: Washington's Birthday, St. Patrick's Day, and the Fourth of July. As Custis grew up in the Mt. Vernon, New York, and Philadelphia households of the Washington, the memory of the Revolution became deeply engrained. As a small child he became personally acquainted with the men who had won independence. The mansion at Arlington estate was built by Custis, among other purposes, to serve as a proper repository for the numerous Washington relics which Custis had inherited or purchased from the Washington estate.
The most treasured of these items was Washington's war tent and cover. The cover is in the closet in the school room; the tent itself is now set up at the Museum of History and Technology [now the Museum of American History] of the Smithsonian. The tent figured into Custis' various July 4th celebrations at Arlington. Guests would gather at the famous "Arlington Spring" under the erected tent for the main oration and picnic. (Arlington Spring is - or rather was - located near the present Pentagon underneath the George Washington Memorial Parkway, on the northwest side of the Pentagon.)
For Custis, the 4th of July was the grand occasion and opportunity for self expression: verbally, in poetry, or in drama - all patriotic. In addition to the occasions at Arlington estate, Custis would participate in the affairs at the Capitol. In the late 1840's the center of Washington's celebrations for the 4th switched from the Capitol to the Washington Monument grounds. Custis was on the platform for the laying of the cornerstone in 1848.
During the years that followed, Mr. Custis participated at the placing of the various state stones in the monument as a part of the annual July 4th celebrations. The two important family weddings (G. W. P. Custis to Mary Lee Fitzhugh and R. E. Lee to Mary Anna Randolph Custis: 1804 and 1831 respectively) were scheduled near the 4th. Perhaps they purposefully scheduled their celebrations to tie in with the celebrations of the 4th of July. Custis' death in 1857 and the conflict of 1861-65 ended the July 4th festivities at Arlington.
1802 George Washington Parke Custis spent the greater part of this summer moving to "Mt. Washington" (name later changed to Arlington, perhaps because Washington was becoming too common a name). In July he was in Alexandria making the legal arrangements necessary to take over his various inheritances. He had unsuccessfully attempted to purchase Mt. Vernon from Bushrod Washington. Custis had inherited numerous relics from the Washington's, including the tent, and had recklessly bid on other items when the estate was auctioned, getting in debt to the tune of $4,545.00. In the summer of 1802 (July-August) he was cramming all these relics into the 4-room cottage near the Potomac River at "Mt. Washington." So Custis was too busy this summer to celebrate the 4th of July in any significant manner. At least it escaped any recording. However, he was undertaking the patriotic endeavor of beginning construction on "Arlington House" so that he could rescue his relics from the pestilence of rats and moisture.
1804 George Washington Parke Custis gave his first July 4th oration before the Washington Society of Alexandria. Three days later he was married to Mary Lee Fitzhugh at her Alexandria home. Perhaps his fiancée was so fortunate to be at the celebration. Custis dwelled on a general attack upon the Jeffersonians whom he claimed to be too influenced by the French revolution, which turned into a dictatorship. He gave the typical attention to the Constitution, proclaiming rather fatalistically: "... if you cancel this bond of union, you become a prey to foreign usurpation and domestic ambition... May a union of sentiment produce a union of brotherly affection throughout the United States!"
1824 Mr. Custis attended a public dinner in Washington for Andrew Jackson, hero of New Orleans, on this 4th of July. This was the year in which Jackson would win the popular vote in the Presidential election, but lose the electoral vote to John Quincy Adams. Jackson and his protégé, Van Buren, visited Arlington often, and Custis often joined them for an excursion down the Potomac.
1825 July 4th was celebrated at Arlington, being the first of what became the customary July 4th celebrations there. Washington's war tent was set up at Arlington Spring. A dinner was served and Mr. Custis delivered his patriotic oration on the struggle for freedom going on throughout the world. Custis had much to say about Lafayette, who had visited Arlington the previous January during his still continuing tour of the nation. (Lafayette left in August and Custis went to the farewell celebration to see him off). Custis also discoursed upon Simon Bolivar, the liberator of South America, having a medal prepared to present to the Colombian minister (through Lafayette) to give to Bolivar. The medal was one that was presented by the city of Williamsburg to Mrs. Washington commemorating the services of her husband. Also given to Bolivar was a locket containing a miniature portrait of Washington and a lock of his hair. Custis opened Arlington Spring to the general public for family picnics and outings by all kinds of organized groups - patriotic clubs, Sunday schools, and militia companies. It soon became one of the chief attractions of the city.
By July 1826, Custis' series, "Recollections of Washington," were appearing in the Alexandria Gazette. He had had some success with the Lafayette "Conversations," but at the encouragement of Lafayette himself Custis returned to his "Recollections of Washington" series. The first of the "Recollections" series, "The Indian Prophecy," had appeared in May. (See story in Nelligan, p. 175. On July 4, 1826, there was another celebration and oration at Arlington Spring, in which Custis spoke on behalf of Irish Independence and assistance to the Greeks.
A special for July 4th, "Washington at Mt. Vernon," another chapter from the "Recollections," was published. Custis described the General's personal life; habits, appearance, what he ate and drank, what he liked and disliked - showing Washington as a human being. He also expressed his literary talent (or lack of same) by writing a play, "The Indian Prophecy." which opened at Philadelphia's Chestnut Street Theater as a special for July 4th. It was called "trash" by critics, but did start the vogue for Indian plays which lasted until the late 1860's. Custis also attended another Jackson dinner; Jackson was finally elected President the following year.
On July 4th of this year, the family was still celebrating the marriage of their daughter to Robert E. Lee. Honeymoons were not yet customary; thus the couple remained at home celebrating for several days after the June 30th wedding. Mr. Custis went to Alexandria to take part in the ceremony marking the start of the canal that would link that city with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal then being built up the Potomac. Probably none of the wedding party went with him. That night the entire company moved down to General Mason's house on Analosten Island [now Teddy Roosevelt Island] for a final round of festivities before breaking up the next day when the young officers had to return to duty.
Robert E. Lee wrote to Mrs. Lee about the war tent being on display at the Baltimore Museum for July 4th. Lee to Mrs. Lee, July 12, 1837.
Custis presented a silk flag to the Potomac Dragoons on the 4th of July and addressed the Georgetown College commencement dinner later in the month.
On the speaker's stand at Georgetown College, Custis went down with the rest when the platform collapsed. He found himself on the ground amid a pile of timbers and flooring, uninjured. Someone got a bloody nose. .
Custis attended a "Whig Festival" at Alexandria.
1848 Custis and his son-in-law and his family attended the laying of the cornerstone of the Washington Monument. Custis did not speak at the ceremony, but Robert Winthrop (of Massachusetts) retold the "Indian Prophecy" story in his oration. An equestrian portrait of Washington painted by Custis decorated the banquet hall of the National Hotel for the dinner held in honor of the occasion.
Custis dedicated the City of Washington stone for the Washington Monument. This occasion was attended by President Taylor. Custis took a handful of earth taken from the Kosciusko mound at Cracow, Poland, placing it on top of the marble block so that it might enter into the cement and form part of the monument. He then delivered his typical patriotic speech. Refreshments were served at the White House. This was the occasion at which President Taylor ate some poorly cooked food and drank iced milk, and that night suffered a severe attack of cholera-morbis from which he died a few days later. Custis was an honorary pallbearer at his funeral.
In company with President Fillmore, General Scott, and other notables, Custis witnessed the presentation of the Pennsylvania block to the Washington Monument. Later in the day he accompanied the President to the Capitol to see the cornerstone of the Capitol extension put in place. Daniel Webster delivered the oration.
July 4th was celebrated at Arlington Spring, which was opened to the public. Throughout that summer over 20,000 visited the Arlington Spring.
On this July 4th, the celebrants adjourned from the spring to the portico of Arlington House to view the fireworks, but rain cancelled the display. Templeman, "Independence Day at Arlington House," Northern Virginia Sun, July 5, 1958
On July 4th, Lee made a 30-mile march across the plains in Texas and wrote of the experience to his wife, mentioning the customary celebration at Arlington as being on his mind.
Mr. Custis had died, but Lee let it be known that Arlington Spring would remain open for the public. Two thousand persons celebrated the 4th of July there without any disorder. Later on in the month a "mammoth festival" was held by the German population of Washington. Music was provided by a band and songs sung by the regular singers. Dancing and gymnastics occupied "the happy horde.... There was an abundance of good cheer in the shape of well brewed 'lager', nothing stronger being allowed." (Intelligencer) The Fourth of July at Arlington George Washington Parke Custis, the adopted son of George Washington, revered the ideals for which the American Revolution was fought. He came to live with the Washington's before he was a year old and was privileged enough to travel with them to their homes in New York and Philadelphia.
It was in the Washington's presence that young Custis became personally acquainted with the men who had fought, both with pen and gun, and won independence for the Colonies. Through these experiences, the American Revolution and its ideals became engraved in the memory of Custis. It was one of three holidays that he considered worthy of celebration: 4th of July, St. Patrick's Day and George Washington's birthday. Mr. Custis built the mansion called Arlington with the idea that it would become a repository of the numerous Washington relics which he possessed through inheritance and purchase. Among the most treasured of these items were the Washington Revolutionary War tents.
The first recorded house celebration of the fourth of July was in 1825. The celebration consisted of dinner served under the Washington tents at Arlington Spring located near the river, with a patriotic speech by Mr. Custis on the struggle for freedom throughout the world. This was not Mr. Custis' first oration on the 4th of July. In 1804, at the age of 23, Mr. Custis spoke at the Episcopal Church before the Washington Society in Alexandria. Mr. Custis continued to participate in public and private observances of the glorious 4th throughout his life. Early public observances were held at the Capitol and later on the Washington Monument grounds. For many years, the public observances of the fourth were held at Arlington Spring.
Mr. Custis used this grand occasion for an opportunity to express his patriotism in both verbal and written expression, poetry and drama. His death in 1857 and the onset of the war in 1861 put an end to the 4th f July festivities at Arlington. It is through this program today, that we revive the tradition of celebrating the 4th at Arlington.
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Arlington House National Significance
Sitting high atop the ridgeline of Arlington Heights, overlooking the Potomac River and directly across from the capital of the U.S., Arlington House stands out as one of the most visible sights in Washington D.C. Not only does the house stand guard over Arlington National Cemetery, initially created on the estate's 1,100 acres, but it also stands as an outstanding, and important, example of early Greek Revival architecture.
Composed of a two-storey central section flanked by two one-storey wings, Arlington House was begun in 1802 as a monument to George Washington. Built by George Washington Parke Custis, the grandson of Martha Washington and step-grandson of George Washington, circumstantial evidence indicates that he commissioned George Hadfield, second architect of the U.S. Capitol building and designer of the Washington City Hall, to design Arlington House. According to architectural historian Ralph Hammett, this was only the third representation of Greek revival style in the United States at the time.
George Washington Parke Custis was raised at Mount Vernon. After inheriting the 1,100 acres estate from his father, John Parke Custis, the only surviving son of Martha Washington, G.W.P. Custis built Arlington House between 1802 and 1818, largely to serve as the first memorial to the nation's first President and as a museum for his own Washington mementos that had come from Mount Vernon. Despite this important link to George Washington, Arlington House has gained greater recognition from its next owner, Robert E. Lee. In fact, the official principal significance of Arlington House, as defined today by Congressional legislation, stems from its association with Robert E. Lee – hence its legislated designation: "Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial." Accordingly, Arlington House is also a major Civil War Sesquicentennial site.
Robert E. Lee was related to Custis' wife and was a frequent visitor to Arlington House from childhood until 1831 when, at Arlington House, he married Mary Anna Randolph Custis, the only surviving child of George Washington Parke Custis and his wife. For 30 years, Arlington House would be home to Lee, his wife, and their seven children – six of whom were born at Arlington House. Although Lee's military career kept him away for long periods of time, he returned regularly to Arlington House where he was able to make improvements to the house and bring the estate, which had declined in Custis' later years, back to prosperity.
With the coming of civil war in 1861, Lee was faced with the difficult decision of supporting the Union or his native state of Virginia. It was in the Lee's personal office that, on April 20, 1861, Lee wrote his fateful letter resigning his commission from the U.S. Army. On April 22nd, he left Arlington House forever, followed by his wife and family in May. The house was soon occupied by Union Troops. In 1864, responding to a need for space in which to bury Union war dead, General Montgomery Meigs, Quartermaster General of the Union Army and a vocal opponent of the Southern rebellion, chose the grounds of Arlington House as the site for Washington's war cemetery. To ensure that Robert E. Lee never returned, General Meigs ordered that graves be placed outside the front door of Arlington House and personally supervised the burial of 26 Union soldiers along the boundary of Mrs. Lee's garden.
In an 1882 Supreme Court decision, it was determined that the U.S. Government had illegally confiscated Arlington House from the Lees. In an 1883 signing ceremony, ironically with Secretary of War Robert Todd Lincoln, the government formally purchased the house and estate from George Washington Custis Lee, the Lee's eldest son. Managed by the Army until 1933, when it was transferred to the National Park Service, Arlington House served mainly as the residence for the Administrator of the National Cemetery. With the revival of interest in General Lee, Congress designated the mansion as a memorial to Lee in 1955 and it was placed on the national Register of Historic Places in 1966.
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In a 1882 Supreme Court decision, it was determined that the U.S. Government had confiscated Arlington from the Lees without due process or just compensation, thus returning ownership of the house and sprawling plantation to the Lee family – along with thousands of wartime graves.
The oldest surviving of Lee's children, George Washington Custis Lee, then sold the property to the government for $150,000, granting legal title to the mansion and 1,100 acre estate. Managed by the Army after the Civil War as an administrative building for the national cemetery, Arlington House was transferred to the National Park Service in 1933.
With the revival of interest in General Lee, Congress designated the mansion as a memorial to Lee in 1955. It was placed on the national Register of Historic Places in 1966. Assist the National Park Service in the preservation and maintenance of Arlington House and its grounds, furthering the goal to restore the site to its pre-American Civil War condition and enrich the visitor experience.
Stimulate interest, understanding, and support for Arlington House as a permanent memorial to Robert E. Lee through immersive and transformative learning opportunities. Amplify the rich and symbolic history of Arlington House to increase public awareness and community engagement.
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06 Dec 2016 6:09 PM
The Home of Robert E. Lee - About Arlington House
More than 650,000 people visit Arlington House annually. Sitting high atop the ridgeline in Arlington, Virginia, overlooking the Potomac River and directly across from the United States Capitol, Arlington House is one of the most visible sights in Washington D.C. Built between 1802-1818, Arlington House originally was home to the family of George Washington Parke Custis, adopted grandson of our nation's first president, George Washington.
George Washington The house later became home to the family of one of the most famous Confederate Civil War Generals, Robert E. Lee. Arlington House stands guard over Arlington Robert E. Lee National Cemetery, which was established on the grounds of the 1,100 acre Arlington House estate. Wayne Parks leans against his great-grandfather's grave marker in Arlington National Cemetery.
Park's great-grandfather was one of the slaves from Mount Vernon that helped build Arlington House. He also lived in and around what is now the cemetery after being freed from servitude to the Lee family. "I was sitting on this wall gazing out over the cemetery and all of a sudden I got it," Parks said. "Our DNA is intrinsically intertwined in this property, integrated in this property. The spirits of my ancestors continue to exist here in this property, so I find like my grandfather, I now come here for strength, I come here to commune with them."
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06 Dec 2016 6:07 PM
George Washington Parke Custis
Arlington House Family History Born in 1781 – the same year his father died – George Washington Parke Custis was the grandson of Martha Dandridge Custis Washington, by her first marriage. After his father, John Parke Custis died, George Washington Park Custis went to live at Mount Vernon where George and Martha Washington raised him as their own son. George Washington was a father figure to the young Custis, and the two became very close.
In 1802, Custis started the construction of Arlington House on land he inherited from his natural father. Arlington National Cemetery: A place to Honor. A place to Remember. In 1864, the U.S. government set aside 200 acres of the estate to use as a cemetery. The first military burial took place on May 13, 1864, and by the end of the Civil War, thousands of soldiers and former slaves were buried there. The cemetery is the final resting place for more than 400,000 active duty service members, veterans, and their families. More than 7,000 services are conducted each year.
The Robert E. Lee Memorial Despite its important link to the Custis family and to George Washington, Arlington House is largely known today as the home of its next occupant, General Robert E. Lee. In fact, the principal significance of Arlington House stems from its association with the Civil War general – hence its official designation: "Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial." Accordingly, Arlington House is also a major Civil War Sesquicentennial site. Robert E. Lee was related to Custis' wife and was a frequent visitor to Arlington from childhood until 1831 when, at Arlington House, he married Mary Anna Randolph Custis, the only surviving child of George Washington Parke Custis and his wife. For 30 years, the Arlington House estate was the anchor for Lee, his wife, and their seven children – six of whom were born at Arlington.
Throughout his military career, Lee returned regularly to Arlington and made improvements to the property, made possible in large part to the scores of slaves his wife had inherited from her father, even though Lee acknowledged the institution of slavery as a "moral and political evil." Despite this troubled legacy, the Lee family had an extraordinary affection for their home and love for their children. When Civil War broke out in 1861 and Lee turned to the South, he no doubt knew the consequences for his beloved Arlington House.
Lee would never return to the home where his "affections and attachments are more strongly placed than at any other place in the world." In 1864, Brigadier General Montgomery Meigs, Quartermaster of the Union and a vocal opponent of the Southern rebellion, authorized the use of Arlington as a new Civil War cemetery. To ensure that the Lee family would not return to Arlington, General Meigs ordered that graves be placed outside the front door of Arlington House, where 26 Union officers were buried
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06 Dec 2016 5:49 PM
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The Civil War A Memorial to George Washington On April 20, 1861, Lee wrote his fateful letter resigning his commission from the U.S. Army. On April 22, he left Arlington House forever, followed by his wife and family in May. Within days, the house and grounds were occupied by Union troops and incorporated into the defense of Washington, serving variously as a garrison, artillery post, and signal station.
Arlington House Foundation is the nonprofit organization dedicated to the restoration, preservation and the advancement of research and educational activities related to Arlington House and the families of George Washington Custis Parke and Robert E. Lee.
In addition to being his home, Custis built Arlington House to serve as a memorial to the nation's first President and as a museum for his own Washington mementos that had come from Mount Vernon. Custis proved to be ahead of his time in understanding the importance Americans hold for historic artifacts.
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Sunday, June 28, 2015
In-N-Out Burger ~ Hurst, Texas
I wanted to get a new entry here for In-N-Out. We had previously written about the chain in general, and our history with it, after a visit to the Prescott, Arizona location.
Food: As we stated in previous reviews, the beauty of In-N-Out is their limited menu. So burgers, fries, shakes, and sodas. That's about it. All at a very affordable price. Fresh ingredients define their hamburgers, the meat, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and buns always seem if they were bought right off the farm and served up steaming hot. Their signature dressing is a Thousand Island basically. The Double-Double is their signature burger. It's a double meat (thin patties so not overly filling), double cheese, and still the best value in town. Oh, and their fries are delicious as well. There's a reason In-N-out is extremely popular. High food quality + Low prices = Success.
Drink: Great tasting shakes, even if they are machine made. Naturally, fountain sodas and water available too.
Location: The familiar red and yellow signage can be seen on the NE corner of 121/183 and Precinct Line Road. And if you go through the drive through, it's like being in a car wash, as you can see the workers cooking and assembling everyone's meal (not to mention the refreshing shade in the summer). In-N-Out has a reputation for paying their workers more and better benefits, and as such, they tend to get more squeaky clean employees than the usual fast food franchise. Also worth noting for folks in NE Tarrant, In-N-Out is also open in Grapevine too (and we've been once, with a similar experience as expected). The locations are equidistant from the RJG, but the Hurst store is a bit more convenient for our daily use.
Notes: So after much hoopla, In-N-Out has finally arrived to NE Tarrant. I waited. I didn't cheat and go to one in Irving or Richardson. We've been featuring the restaurant long before Texas was even a gleam in their eye. We laughed at the false announcement on NBC 5 a few years ago. And on our Whataburger review, we predicted that folks from Texas were going to protect their goofy little brother and attack this "unwanted" California chain. They can take their fancy fruits' and nuts' asses out of here! And bring Del Taco with ya, you ingrates! And as sure as the sun comes up every morning, it came to pass. Look at this! Be sure to read the comments. My goodness, how silly. As if eating at different burger places is mutually exclusive and one cannot possibly enjoy all of the above. In-N-Out Burger knows exactly what they're doing. These folks can scream to high heavens and suggest they're not going to make it here and be out of business in mere weeks. No way guys. As someone who watched them succeed in none other than the Bay Area (a polar opposite culture to Los Angeles), I'm rather certain they'll do fine in a burger culture like DFW. In-N-Out is a Southern California type place, so for me to see lines around the building for years and years at various San Francisco area locations proves to me that folks like a good tasting burger at a great price. It's a simple pleasure. It doesn't have to be the best ever to be good. Why does everything in our culture now have to rule or suck? Where's the middle ground? We've become Bevis and Butthead in our opinions. Me? I'm just grateful they're here and I can go anytime I want. It sure beats having to wait until I travel out West!
Rating: 4.0
Labels: 2013, DFW, Hamburgers, Hurst-TX, In-N-Out (Hurst), Northeast Tarrant, Rating: 4.0
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- Francis Shivone said...
I like them. I like the company. I like the inefficiencies. And it's a pretty damn good burger meal for $5 or so.
Agree on the comment on things having to be one extreme or the other. There is a place for the middle.
And I agree that in 10 years they still will be going strong in DFW.
- January 27, 2013 at 11:24 AM
- Jim Conant said...
I have been eating In-N-Out in California since before 1969 and still eating them here in Hurst, Texas. They always been the best, always fresh and made the same way. Today I eat protein burgers exclusively (wrapped in lettuce . . . Hmmm Hmmm Hmmm
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Have yourself a Junky Little Christmas
What an amazingly awesome weekend it has been! Between all the food at our Thanksgiving dinner, Black Friday shopping and Auburn winning the Iron Bowl in the very last second of the game with a 109 yard field goal return that left me screaming so loudly I nearly passed out from glee, I feel like I need to book a weekend at a spa just to get my blood pressure to come down. I have also been working like Buddy the Elf on speed to get my house decorated for Christmas so that I can begin sharing my … [Read more...]


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Hello guys, I'm new to this forum. I currently play a lot of Spin N Go with low buy-ins, from 1$ to 5$, 6 or 8 tabling.
I would like to share some stats with you so you can help me figuring out where i could improve.
I feel for exemple that i'm calling a little bit too much of 3B, even tho' a lot of opponents min 3bet & are kind of easy to outplay postflop.
Might be a bad habit as i'm looking forward to move up in stakes.
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