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As previously disclosed, on May 14, 2013 Independent Bank Corp. (the "Company"), the parent of Rockland Trust Company ("Rockland Trust"), entered into an Agreement and Plan of Merger (the "Merger Agreement") with Mayflower Bancorp, Inc. ("Mayflower") pursuant to which the Company will acquire Mayflower and Rockland Trust will acquire Mayflower Co-operative Bank d/b/a Mayflower Bank, the wholly-owned bank subsidiary of Mayflower. Completion of the transaction is subject to various conditions, including the approval of the Merger Agreement by the shareholders of Mayflower.
At the Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of Mayflower held on September 20, 2013, the Mayflower shareholders voted to approve the Merger Agreement.
The transaction remains subject to receipt of various regulatory approvals and to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.
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Certain statements contained in this filing that are not statements of historical fact constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the "Act"), notwithstanding that such statements are not specifically identified. In addition, certain statements may be contained in the future filings of Independent with the Securities and Exchange Commission, in press releases and in oral and written statements made by or with the approval of Independent that are not statements of historical fact and constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Act. Examples of forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: (i) statements about the benefits of the merger, including future financial and operating results, cost savings, enhanced revenues and accretion to reported earnings that may be realized from the merger; (ii) statements of plans, objectives and management expectations; (iii) statements of future economic performance; and (iv) statements of assumptions underlying such statements. Words such as "believes," "anticipates," "expects," "intends," "targeted," "continue," "remain," "will," "should," "may" and other similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements but are not the exclusive means of identifying such statements.
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expected; (v) the ability to obtain governmental approvals of the merger on the
proposed terms and schedule; (vi) local, regional, national and international
economic conditions and the impact they may have on the parties to the merger
and their customers; (vii) changes in interest rates, spreads on earning assets
and interest-bearing liabilities, and interest rate sensitivity;
(viii) prepayment speeds, loan originations and credit losses; (ix) sources of
liquidity; (x) shares of common stock outstanding and common stock price
volatility; (xi) fair value of and number of stock-based compensation awards to
be issued in future periods; (xii) legislation affecting the financial services
industry as a whole, and/or the parties and their subsidiaries individually or
collectively; (xiii) regulatory supervision and oversight, including required
capital levels; (xiv) increasing price and product/service competition by
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availability of financing; (xxv) financial resources in the amounts, at the
times and on the terms required to support the parties' future businesses; and
(xxvi) material differences in the actual financial results of merger and
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The Poem (Masterplots II: Poetry, Revised Edition)
Quincy Troupe's "Conversation Overheard" is an extended free-verse diatribe using indention rather than spacing to mark the breaks between sections of the single, continuous stanza. The speaker observes the repetition and stagnation of routinized American life, characterized as a "treadmill" that does not allow forward progress. Images from popular culture, especially television ("idiot tube") images and advertisements, are used as symbols of meaningless, unprogressive experience. The speaker of the poem is asked by his "love" to consider the absurdity of commercialization and misinformation on television, exemplified by the political situation of the day: the corrupt activities of U.S. president Richard Nixon's administration, particularly of Vice President Spiro Agnew, who is mocked and accused of being a liar and who manipulates public opinion through television. Agnew's disingenuousness is compared to the false television commercials that glorify the success of sports figures.
The speaker continues with an extended critique of football star O. J. Simpson and his portrayal by advertisers. The mockery of Simpson is achieved through brief descriptions of commercials he made for Chevrolet automobiles. The image of Simpson running with a football and attempting to outpace a Chevrolet Corvette is juxtaposed with Simpson's early intention to be a social worker. Simpson's name is manipulated—"overjoyedsimpson"—and the...
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The poem is written in a free-verse form that is conversational in tone and structure. The poet is situated in relation to his "love" who, like the poet, questions the truths presented on television, which some assume to be a "bible," a metaphor that refers to the alleged veracity of television statements. Certain metaphors and devices of language give structure to the poem, which uses satire to ridicule various personalities from popular culture and politics. The treadmill metaphor suggests the meaningless routine of American life, and expressions found in commercials are modified to achieve a mockery of the jargon of absurd television messages (for example, "no money down all we want is your life!").
In the conversation between the poet and his "love," the questions challenge the way the general public reacts to the hypocrisy of Nixon ("tricky dick nixon"), a symbol of deceit. The poet manipulates language to create patterns fashioned from the joining of words and the alteration of spelling: "ohjaysimpson," "orangejuicesimpson," and "overjoyedsimpson," each based on the use of the letters o and j. In addition to the satirical symbolism of Simpson, the poem uses Joe Namath to discuss racism in typecasting.
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Ask a handful of NBA scouts about Houston's Tracy McGrady and you will still hear phrases like "more skilled than Kobe" and "as smooth a shot as Ray Allen." But you will also hear the same old qualifiers -- questions about McGrady's heart and effort level. Privately, some of his teammates have expressed frustration that McGrady hasn't been able to stay on the floor. He played 47, 71 and 66 games the previous three seasons. And after having surgery last May to clear loose tissue from his left shoulder and left knee, McGrady already has missed 16 games this season. No question, his injuries are legitimate: His 6-foot-8, 230-pound body is a mess. It's just that some teammates wonder if he should be trying harder to fight through it. It's frustrating for McGrady. After reinjuring his knee in November, a despondent T-Mac talked about being back at "square one," and he has openly pined for the day he can be pain-free again. It's frustrating for his teammates, too. With a healthy Yao Ming and the addition of Ron Artest to round out a new Big Three, the Rockets entered 2008-09 with lofty expectations after four first-round playoff exits and one 34-48 season in the last five years. But it's been a challenging season so far. Artest has been almost as banged up as McGrady; both players returned from extended absences in last Sunday's victory at Detroit. The usually reliable Shane Battier has been sidelined for 22 games. The injuries have led to 15 starting lineups in 46 games and kept the Rockets from building chemistry, though they still have managed to stay in contention for a top-four seed in the Western Conference. How much time do the Rockets need to jell to contend for conference supremacy? Coach Rick Adelman said there is not a specific date when McGrady, Yao and Artest have to be on the floor together for a consistent stretch of games. But March 1 is probably it. That would give Houston a month and a half to come together before the playoffs and give general manager Daryl Morey a chance to see if Artest (who will be a free agent at the end of the season) can coexist with Yao and McGrady in the long term. The stretch run will also be a chance for Houston to evaluate McGrady. There are rumblings around the league that McGrady is already available; another playoff disappointment for the Rockets would certainly put the seven-time All-Star (who is owed $23.3 million next season in the final year of his contract) squarely on the trading block. Morey is not the type of GM who would have a second thought about pulling the trigger on a deal for his once-franchise player if he thought a McGrady-led Rockets team was maxed out. Is it? Point guard Rafer Alston calls Houston's potential the "million-dollar question." But the answer is inextricably linked to McGrady. 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The Senate Committee on the Judiciary has scheduled a hearing of the Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism entitled "Current Issues in Campaign Finance Law Enforcement" for Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 10:00 a.m., in Room 226 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
Chairman Whitehouse to preside.
By order of the Chairman.
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Hearing before the
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Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism
"Current Issues in Campaign Finance Law Enforcement"
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room 226
10:00 a.m.
Panel I
Mythili Raman
Acting Assistant Attorney General
Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice
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Internal Revenue Service
Washington, DC
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Adler & Colvin
San Francisco, CA
Bradley A. Smith
Center for Competitive Politics
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By Jamie Dupree
By the time Bill Clinton's speech to the Democratic Convention ended, his repeated full throated endorsements of Barack Obama were becoming so repetitive that I began to wonder if he was playing a trick on us.
But no, it was no political trick by the former President, just his usual way of doing everything in a slightly larger than life context.
His speech came after several days of renewed political intrigue, as the House of Clinton seemed to be ready to tamper with Camelot and the House of Obama.
But then the Clintons raced into help bury the rumors of a Clinton-Obama rift, while raising new questions about their relations with Obama.
For example, where the heck was all this a couple of months ago?
Hillary Clinton further ground down her molars on Wednesday when she stood before her delegates and gave them the news that she was releasing them - in other words - they could vote for Obama when the roll was called.
"I knew she was going to, we all knew that. But just hearing it, I had tears in my eyes," said Clinton delegate Katherine Larkin of Florida.
Larkin stuck with Clinton, while over 50 other Hillary supporters from the Sunshine State made the break and voted with Obama.
As the roll call of the states got underway, it occurred to me that this was the first time in ten conventions that I have covered, that the roll call might have an unexpected result.
Usually, it's completely ceremonial, and the parties move the states around so that some important place like Ohio can put the candidate over the top.
But this time, it wasn't clear where this was going, and the sniping between Team Clinton and Team Obama was complicating an easy solution.
Suddenly, the pick was transferred to Illinois, and I figured that meant Obama's home state was going to put him over the top. But then they yielded to New York.
That's when Hillary came down onto the convention floor and they handed her the microphone.
"Let's declare together in one voice right here, right now, that Barack Obama is our candidate," Clinton said to great cheers.
Suddenly, as she moved to award Obama the nomination by acclimation, Hillary was once more showing her supportive side for Obama.
Several months back, she might have walked over, grabbed him and banged him off the cement if possible.
But after her big time speech Tuesday night, Hillary was back on Wednesday, paving the way for the end of the Democratic nomination fight.
A few hours later, it was Bill soaking up the huge cheers, which went on for over three minutes before he could more than a word or two in edgewise.
NO matter how much they protest, the Democrats love Bubba.
And now Hill and Bill are on the Obama Bandwagon.
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Grocery Outlet-February 2010
Sharffen Berger 70% Bittersweet chocolate baking chunks 6 oz. $2.49
Sharffen Berger 62% semisweet chocolate baking chunks 6 oz. $2.49
LU Petite Madeline cookies (mint or dark chocolate) $1.99
Pacific Soymilk Chocolate Hazelnut 4-pack $1.69
College Inn Bold Broth Rotisserie chicken flavor broth .99
Dagoba Lavender Blueberry chocolate bar 2.83 oz. $1.99
Dagoba Milk Chocolate bar 42% 2.83 oz $1.99
Coconut flavor M&Ms .50
Morningstar Farms "pork" riblets $2.49
Archer Farms applewood smoked ham steak price varies by weight-most were around .60
Bossa Nova Mangosteen drink 10 oz. .99
Claim Jumper Chicken a la Vodka $2.99
small sweet peppers (yellow, orange, and red) $1.99
Anyone noticed plain (not chocolate, vanilla, etc.) Pacific almond milk at Oakland or Berkeley recently? And do you recall the price on the almond milk? My mother buys a ton of the original flavor, so I'll tell her if anyone's seen that lately, provided it's the large size, not individual packs.
re: Caitlin McGrath
$1.99 for the 1/2 gallon (64 oz.) carton but may have been the unsweetened vanilla Pacific almond milk. The vanilla was barely noticeable compared to the vanilla soy milks. Since I shop at Berkeley and Oakland Grocery Outlets, not sure which had it, maybe both stores. I liked it but it really doesn't have much almond in it. There's only about 1 gram of protein per 8 oz. serving so there might about 1 oz. of almonds for the whole box. An ounce of almonds (about 24 almonds) has 6 grams of protein.
Edited: I corrected the numbers for almond protein.
Berkeley today:
Arrowhead Mills organic Vermont maple granola 1.49
Avocados 2/1.00 smallish, but ripe, not overripe
Earthpure organic tomato sauce, 8oz, .39
Lu dark chocolate madelines 1.99. These look good.I was specifically looking for marmalade and found some for .99. Made in Egypt.
Berkeley's highlight yesterday -
Haagen Dazs salted caramel ice cream bars - $1.79 for 3-pack. I love these, and it's a really great price.Also Stoneyfield Farms organic raspberry yogurt drink -- good size, 50 cents. These are normally $1-2 at other stores.
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50 cents - Brown cow yogurt
$1.50 - fresh asparagus
$1.99 - Natural Brew organic grape soda (4 pack)
$3.49 - Alaska Smokehouse salmon (4 oz)
$5.99 - Chock Full O Nuts (the heavenly coffee) big canDidn't try the grape soda.
There's a new smaller size of that smoked salmon which I like alot.
Raley's / Nob Hill is selling asparagus for $1.27 lb this week which is less expensive than GO. The same size GO bunch only cost me $1.10 at Raley's. Raley's also has Chicken of the Sea tuna for 44 cents this week.I finally tried the Mr. Z jerkey. The original is pretty decent. It is tender and not the type to rip your teeth out. The flavor reminded me a little of Slim Jim's. The pepper is VERY peppery. Too much for me. I wouldn't buy that flavor again.
Elizabeth Shaw Vodka Shots (dk chocolate filled with neat, raspberry or lemon vodka) $4.99/18 pieces
Zhena's Gypsy Tea Cocoa berry (also saw Acai berry) $3.99
Marie Calendar's Honey Butter cornbread mix $1.79
Night Owl Pumpkin Beer $1.99
Earthbound Farms organic chopped shallots, roasted garlic, or minced ginger 4.25 oz jar $1.49
Kame Green or red curry paste .99/jar
J&J Cleanburst dental floss 1.99
Alouette Creme Fraiche 7 oz. .99 -
San Pablo
50 cents - Adro Smoked Sardines
I bought these same sardines from Berkely Bowl a few months ago for about two bucks. I liked them because I like all things smoked.
However, these are the most smoked sardines I've ever had very similar to smoked oysters or clams. Very nice appearance as well with about a dozen small sardines. The bones aren't very obvious either. All around a pleasant sardine. I'd probably put them in the top ten of the many sardines I've tried. If I wasn't moving to Guatamala next month, I'd stock up.
Here's what they look like ... they are Kosher too. Great site ... Society for the appreciation of the lowly tinned sardine
http://www.sardinesociety.com/2009/01/adro-and-albo.htmlI agree with the four out of five tin rating though I might rate them higher. I'd have to look back at my notes to give them a ranking in my list ... but they are definately in the top ten and maybe even the top five. Recommend them even at the regular price
The Great Sardine Taste-off – the Spanish Saga (cans 40-49)
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Glad for you, selfishly sad for me - I love your posts and admire your dedication and stamina in searching out great bites and hidden treasures. Have a terrific time ~ if you start a blog about your experiences in Guatamala, please make sure the link is posted here or with someone here. Thanks for all the pleasure reading.
Berkeley 2/12 afternoon:
Strub's pickled dill green tomatoes, 33 fl oz, $2.49 - brine cured, no vinegar!
LU petite madelines cookies $1.69
Tillamook sliced cheese (several varieties), 8oz, $1.49 - sell by mid March
Nutella (product of Canada, palm oil), 13oz, $2.99 - sell by Dec 2010Didn't spot any kimchi unfortunately
Lots of Night Owl pumpkin ale. It's pretty good but I think I'd tire of it quickly
No new notable wines-
re: PorkButt
Oh, I saw those Strub's tomatoes -- they looked interesting. They also had a couple of kinds of pickled hot peppers.
Alouette creme fraiche -- 99 cents for a small container. I've bought this before, and it's good for 99 cents.
99 cents Ragold's Naturals caramen butter toffee -- four ounce bag of individually wrapped pieces. Contains real butter and real sea salt. Pretty tasty! On the natural foods shelves over the freezer case.
At Berkeley Grocery Outlet last Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 12th:
- 99 cents, Colman's Hot Chili Whole Grain Mustard, 5.5 oz. jar, from Norwich, UK, I think that it was on a shelf above the freezer section;
- 99 cents, King's Spicy Kimchi, 14 oz. jar, no msg, some bubbling when I opened the jar, from King's Asian Gourmet of San Francisco;
- $1.29, Gertie's Asparagus Spears, 15 oz. can, from Peru;
- $2.19, Caledonian Golden Promise Ale, 500 ml. bottle, from Edinburgh, Scotland, the world's first organic beer , a lighter-style ale and
- $1.99, Elysian Night Owl Pumpkin Ale, 22 oz. bottle, 5.9% alcohol by volume, brewed with pumpkin, pumpkin seeds, nutmeg, clove, cinnamon, ginger and allspice, from Elysian Brewing of Seattle but contract brewed for them by New Belgium Brewing of Ft. Collins, CO. I liked this a lot as did many of the reviewers at beeradvocate.com. There was more of this at the Oakland Grocery Outlet. Reminds me of the time I stopped at Buffalo Bill's in Hayward, one of the original brewpubs in America, about 15 year ago to pickup my first bottle of pumpkin ale.
- also Mendocino Brewing, the maker of Red Tail Ale, has some special editions, a Belgian White and a marzen, at GO. -
This was my first weekday visit that I can recall...the shelves were noticeably more organized (specifically the refrigerated section) and the atmosphere was more pleasant.-Wines: Saw the Le Corbinie 08 Chianti and 08 Toscana Rosso that somebody liked a few months ago for about $4.99.
-In Bossa Nova single-serving drinks they only had Raspberry Acai flavor. $0.99
-There are still many Spectrum Brand Flax-y products including a bunch of salad dressings like Chipotle Pomegranate and Vegan Caesar.
-Finally some more Vital Vittles breads! They are rarely there on the weekends. 9-grain, 12-grain, "Regular Bread" or some name like that, and one of the honey/cinnamon/nut ones. $2.19
-Still a bunch of fancy/flashy teas scattered above the frozen section.
-As far as ice cream, I saw the Haagen Daaz Five Brown Sugar and a Frozen Yogurt Honey & ?.
-The Berkeley store also has the previously mentioned Macadamia nuts which come out to roughly $6/lb.-Reese Maraschino Syrup. Real sugar, natural flavorings, but artificial color. 8oz. $0.99
-Mrs. Paul's Deviled Crab Cakes! They don't have the purest ingredient list but the first ingredient is real crabmeat (I can't stand imitation) and 20g of protein per cake, which makes me feel like there is a good ratio of crabmeat:other crap. 5 cakes. 14.5oz. $0.99. (I think there may be a mispricing error because the smaller 3-cake package is $1.69. Also note, the "best by" date is Jan 15, but it's in a "Flavor-seal" package and I just really wanted some damn crabcakes.)
-A flat of 20 Sun Valley Organic, Cage-Free eggs. $2.99
-Spectrum Organic Marinade and Grill Sauces: Malay Asam (soy sauce, tamarind, pineapple) and another flavor (lime, orange?, and cumin). 12.5oz. $1.49.
-College Inn Culinary Broth: White wine and Herb: "Chicken broth flavored with chablis wine, thyme, oregano, and rosemary". 32 oz. $0.99 (located opposite the pet food area).
-Green Garden Naturals Creamy Roasted Garlic Caesar Dressing. This looks yummy with good ingredients, but I can't open it yet because I have an addiction to buying new salad dressings and I end up with 3-5 open at one time (I only cook for myself). 12 oz. $1.49. (Refrig. section) -
At RWC Saturday:
Bossa Nova drinks in three flavors -- Mangosteen, Acerola/oeach and Acai/mango, 10 oz., 99 cents (Tried the mangosteen -- very tasty)
Bom Dia Acai juice, 11.5 oz, 99 cents
Red bell peppers for 69 cents each
Really sad papayas, on their last legs, and not cheap enough to consider buying
R.W. Garcia gluten free, 5 seed crackers, $1.99 -- don't bother if you're looking for a cracker. These are corn chips, shaped round, slightly thicker to qualify as crackers. Tasty a a snack, but far too few to rate spending $1.99.
Family Farm organic wheat crackers, 7.5 oz, 99 cents
Clif Bar, Crunchy peanut butter, 2.4 oz, 99 cents -
In Oakland:
Fresh from Hawaii brand macadamia nuts, 5.5 oz for $1.99.
Little Honey Bear honey, 8oz for $1.25 (it says it's fro Arizona)
Mr. Z beef jerky, 1oz, 2/$1.00 (says grass fed beef)-
re: ML8000
The Mr. Z beef jerky is pretty good, especially for the price. It's grassfed from Brazil.
I didn't see and coconut M&Ms at Oakland (or any chocolate worth buying). No plain yogurt, either. I bought some Brown Cow nonfat lemon yogurt ($1.49/qt), and even though it's not sweetened with HFCS it's still very sweet. I got some plain cottage cheese (Breakstone, $1.49/pt), and I'm mixing the two, which tones down the sweetness a little.
Oakland has the Coombs Family maple syrup, too.
re: Ruth Lafler
San Pablo has the maple syrup as well. A few years ago they carried it. I thought it was good as well.
Yeah, there is a dearth of plain yogurt at GO. Berkeley Bowl has the plain Brown Cow for $2.29 for the large size (32 oz?). For some reason, they flavored is more expensive at $2.59, I think. However, I was looking for plain and this worked out for me ... and I splurged fat and calories wise on the cream on top version.
re: rworange
It's February. Maybe they need to reduce inventory for the new maple season. Seasonality in shelf goods was something I never thought about until someone here mentioned that canned tomatoes go on sale at the end of summer since canners need to clear space for the new crop. Made perfect sense!
BTW, when I was in San Leandro GO last week I bought a couple of Coombs Family Maple Syrup (grade B) -- $4.99/8 ouncs bottle, which is a good price but not a fabulous price. At home I noticed the bottle said "rated #1 by Gourmet Magazine." I opened it yesterday, and darned if it isn't exceptionally tasty. I love maple syrup, so it all tastes good to me, but this seems to have real depth of flavor without being crude. Thumbs up!
At the Berkeley store, Mosaic Whole Fruit Fusion Olive Oil (Lemon, Blood Orange or Lime) cold pressed. 12.5 fl oz. 5.99$. Nice drizzled over a plate of greens, grilled chicken or fish.
St. Clemens Danablu blue cheese, 4.4 oz. 2.49$, packaged in a wedge shape. Also have Rosenborg Castello Noble Blue, 6.25 oz, 1.99$, in a box, shaped like a cube of butter.
Also saw King's Kimchi (no MSG, no preservatives), 14 oz. for 0.99$. Mild only.
50 cents - Shop and Save sugar wafer cookies 8 oz
99 cents - Organic bbq chipotle Kettle potato chips
2.49 - Blue Diamond almond butter (creamy or w/honey) 12 ozThe Kettle chips are this week's special and they are really good. I don't think they really have either a bbq or chipotle flavor, but there's an excellent garlic flavor and a pleasant, but mild spiciness.
The sugar wafers do have sugar and not HFCS.
The creamy almond butter just had almonds and sea salt so I bought that. The honey had one questionable ingredient. I can't remember the last time, if ever, I bought almond butter, so I'm no expert. However, this stuff seems flavorless to me. It is just .... thick. It is the first thing I may actually return to GO. Again, maybe almond butter is supposed to taste this bland
Pietro Coricelli extra virgin olive oil, $7.99/liter - labeled as sourced from Tunisia, nice buttery ripeness but with some peppery bite still
http://www.coricelli.com/en_storia.htm -
Santa Rosa today -
Didn't see most of the items listed by OP. A couple of Bossa Nova juices in cooler & a different acai juice.The big deal is lots of Spectrum products in cooler & on shelves - mayo, flax oil (5-6 choices), salad dressing 4-5 choices) and a few odds n ends. Prices a fraction of retail.
Frozen organic food - Amy's, but not Cedarlane today.
No worthwhile soup, crackers, cheese or cookies. Not sure why. Winter is the season, but the stock isn't there.
The Pacific is actually chocolate-flavored hazelnut milk (not soymilk). I thought it was pretty good. I figured the coconut M&Ms would show up sooner or later -- I'll keep an eye out for them.
re: Ruth Lafler
Oakland had the large bags of the coconut M&Ms for $1.99 this week. Also, lots of Pacific almond milk and another brand of organic soy milks (both unflavored and vanilla).
The big discovery yesterday (Sunday, 2/21) was five-pound bags of frozen organic French green beans for $4.99. Each bag has five one-pound bags inside.
Otherwise, I thought pickings were slim.


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Things to see and do - Montpellier
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Montpellier Travel guide
Montpellier : Michelin's recommendations
Situated a few kilometres inland, the capital of Languedoc-Roussillon is a dynamic place. Bathed in Mediterranean light, its old quarters and public gardens are pleasant to stroll through by day, and its theatres, cinemas and opera make for a lively evening scene. Currently experiencing a period of expansion, the town (traditionally associated with medicine and research) is gradually transforming, with the appearance of some audacious architecture in its more recently developed districts.
Tourist attractions Montpellier : Things to see and do
Old Montpellier
pl. de la Comédie F - 34000 Montpellier
Between Place de la Comédie and the Peyrou Triumphal Arch, the old quarters of Montpellier have kept their winding, narrow streets, the vestiges of the town's medieval layout. Since the 17 and 18C, the streets have been lined with superb private resi..
Fabre Museum
39 bd Bonne-Nouvelle F - 34000 Montpellier
The museum contains major collections of paintings, Greek ceramics and sculptures (Bourdelle, Maillol and Richier). Visitors should see the works of the Montpellier Impressionist, Frédéric Bazille; his work was on a par with other great artists but h..
Promenade du Peyrou
prom. du Peyrou F - 34000 Montpellier
Designed in 1688 by Charles d'Aviler on the highest point of Montpellier, the promenade is crossed by the St Clement aqueduct which served to carry water from the Lez springs to the water tower. Inspiration for the two rows of 22m arcades was drawn f..
Hotels Montpellier
Hôtel d'Angleterre
7 rue Maguelone F - 34000 Montpellier
Prix Prices from : 52 €
Situated in Montpellier city centre, the Hôtel d'Angleterre features rooms with private and shared bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. A bar and a terrace with garden furniture are also available. Rooms are provided with toiletries and a flat-screen TV with C..
Grand Hôtel du Midi Châteaux & Hôtels Collection
22, blvd Victor Hugo F - 34000 Montpellier
Prix Prices from : 94 €
Grand Hotel du Midi Châteaux & Hôtels Collection sits on Place de la Comédie in the historical centre of Montpellier, opposite the Opera house. Its rooms are individually decorated and have satellite TV and free Wi-Fi access. This Haussmann building..
Hotel Majestic
4 rue du Cheval Blanc F - 34000 Montpellier
Hotel Majestic is located just a 1-minute walk from the Place de la Comedie in Montpellier and a 5-minute walk from the train station. It offers low-cost accommodation with free Wi-Fi access. Featuring in a traditional decoration, each guest room ha..
Restaurants Montpellier
Pullman Antigone
1 r. des Pertuisanes F - 34000 Montpellier
Crowne Plaza Corum
190 r. d'Argencourt F - 34000 Montpellier
Courtyard by Marriott
105 pl. Georges-Frêche F - 34000 Montpellier
125 bis av. Palavas F - 34000 Montpellier
Le Jardin des Sens
11 av. St-Lazare F - 34000 Montpellier
A large glass cube opening onto a Mediterranean garden provides this restaurant run by the Pourcel brothers with a truly unique setting. The cuisine, which is a blend of the traditional and the innovative, successfully combines southern French tradit..
Mercure Antigone
285 bd Aéroport International F - 34000 Montpellier


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So, I'll be coming to San Francisco to work as a software engineer for a smaller company (not sure if I'd call them a start-up) in the financial district. My ideal case is I'm within biking distance of where I work, but we'll see. On that note, I'm looking for a room and or roommates who want to search with me for an apartment. I'll be arriving in San Francisco on May 26th and have a cheap hotel booked until June 5th. I start work on the 10th, so I'd ideally like to find a more permanent place by then. If all else fails, I can keep my stuff at my old house all summer, so I'll just ship everything when I actually find a place.
As for a little bit about me, I'm currently in Madison, WI (which would be painfully obvious if you looked at my reddit history, so it's no secret) and will be graduating soon. I enjoy biking, board games (my collection is slowly amassing), good beer, various other things, and I'd be lieing if I said I didn't enjoy computers/technology too.
As for location, somewhere warmer and quieter, but still close-ish to the financial district. I like the idea of also being close to lots of things to do (hence my interest in areas like the mission). Other areas of interest are Nob Hill, Noe Valley, and the surrounding area.
Finally, as for budget, I'd like to stay under $1,500 if I have roommates, and if someone amazingly offers me a nice 1br/studio, my budget becomes in the $2,000 range.
[–]madgtrist62 2 points3 points4 points 11 months ago
While we are far out by the ocean, the flat I live in has a room available June 1st in the Outer Sunset district. Rent is just over $700, roommates include a law student, SFSU student, my girlfriend and me. While I know it's a bit far (under an hour bus commute to the Financial District, we live on the 71 route and four blocks from the Judah Metro line.) Just leaving this here as an option as housing in this city can always be rough to find.
Also, being a die-hard Packers fan, I felt the need to make this post. =D
[–]wuvwuv[S] 0 points1 point2 points 11 months ago
Thanks for the heads up! The commute wouldn't be too horrible, but my biggest concern with outer sunset is the fog/temperature. Just how bad is it? Now, I am coming from a place where it snows and is cold most of the year...but, sun is nice.
[–]madgtrist62 0 points1 point2 points 11 months ago
It's really not bad at all. At least the past two years, while I have lived here, we have had incredibly warm/peaceful winters. Right now it is 65 degrees and not a cloud in the sky, and surprisingly I think we have more of these days than those fogged-out nightmares people speak of. Not to say it never happens, but it's definitely bearable.
If your biggest concern is the weather out here, I'd say things are looking pretty good! Hahahah
I'm interested, but I'll really have to think about it. I'll get back to you at some point if I decide to brave the fog (or whatever there is of it).
Best of luck in your search, and welcome to San Francisco! It's a crazy city at times, but totally worth it.
Thanks! I'm pretty excited, minus the fact that my relationship with my girlfriend that I currently live in now has an expiration date.
[–]bvtdude 1 point2 points3 points 11 months ago
Hey Man, I'm in a very similar situation. I'm 24 and graduate at the beginning of May and then am moving to SF. I have a few couches to crash on when I land but need my own place. I grew up just outside of Boston and went to school in Burlington, VT for elementary ed. Let me know if you'd be interested in looking for a place.
[–]unlovely 1 point2 points3 points 11 months ago
you two wanna go threesies? I got a job today located in SF for an analytics startup, looking for a place until june too
[–]mesamunefire 0 points1 point2 points 11 months ago
My wife and I will be moving December. She has a job willing to do remote work and I am a CS student about to graduate next semester (with 7 years of job experience). She wants to go to San Fran State after I get a job up there.
I know its a long shot but if you guys want a couple that have never been late on payments in December, let me know.
Hey, I'm not sure how that would work out since you wouldn't be getting there until December. You may be searching a bit soon, but good luck either way!
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opps..thought this was a PM...I will PM you with what I said here.
[–]jyellow865 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago
I'm interested. I'm graduating this May from UC Berkeley and am going to be working as a Software Engineer for a company in the Mission area. PM me if you are still looking for a roomate.
[–]wuvwuv[S] 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago
I'll bring you in on the loop and will be sending you a PM soon. There's a few of us now.
[–]mariodelgado 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago*
I'm also looking for a place starting june 1. 23/m, chill grad student at berkeley working in the financial district over the summer. Went to school on the east coast, grew up in the midwest. Looking for a place in SOMA, Mission or Hayes Valley!
Sorry, I'm not seeking short term housing.
[–]chickennoodlegoop 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago
If you're still looking for housing, let me know. I just made this post: http://www.reddit.com/r/SFBayHousing/comments/1daoru/seekingshare_summer_intern_looking_for_roommate/
[–]mariodelgado 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago
Hey man, Yeah, if be interested in finding a place with you. I've been striking out as well. I'll keep an eye out for places with 2 rooms or a 2BR apartment. Let me know if you get any leads.
Alrighty, will do. It seems to be harder to find cheap 2BR apartments in the area than 1BR ones :-\
[–]blankdoubt 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago
I am in a similar position. Just got a job. Starts end of May. I have a place I can couch surf initially so I am flexible on move in date. I would prefer SOMA or Mission because that's close to where I work and I'd like to keep my commute short. And price-wise, it sounds like we're in the same range. If you're still looking, shoot me a message and I'll pass along my personal info.
[–]Philip1209 -1 points0 points1 point 10 months ago*
I'm in the same situation - 22M graduating from engineering school next month and just accepted a software job at a security company in SOMA.
I start May 28 but have the company apartment for a week, so an approximate start date of June 1 for a lease is preferable for me.
Looking to live in SOMA - flexible on size (from studio - 3 people). Looking to keep my share of rent under $2k.
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