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---- — LAWRENCE — The name Lawton's is no longer associated with the iconic red-and-white building overlooking the Falls Bridge, but the famous hot dogs have returned, along with a new owner.
Anna Stavrou of Salem, N.H., bought the former Lawton's hot dog stand to preserve the business and the food it has provided to customers for decades, she said.
"I did not want to see it disappear because it's such a landmark and it's important for me to continue that," Stavrou said of the business, which she reopened as the Lawrence Dog Haus & Grille. "I think it can be successful because the building and its menu is well known.''
After offering a coupon for free fries in The Eagle-Tribune recently, the restaurant filled 190 orders. The staff has been working up to 14 hours a day, getting in at 10 a.m. to prepare for the 11:30 a.m. opening and staying hours after the 8 p.m. closing to get ready for the next day.
Ken Choiniere, formerly of Lawrence, said he was "elated'' to see the business reopen.
"After having a hot dog, I felt like I died and went to heaven," Choiniere said.
"It was nostalgic," he said recalling how he would stop at the hot dog stand as a teenager. "Biting into an Essem was so delicious, I had to have another."
Before buying the stand, Stavrou did research on the restaurant's menu and popularity and said she found Lawton's was a "very busy place" not just for lunch, but also at dinner time.
The hot dog stand is steeped in history. Lawton's Famous Frankfurters was founded in 1929 as a pushcart business. For years, it used foot-long Essem hot dogs deep fried with a secret recipe that took three days to prepare. Essem made the long franks specially for Lawton's at the Essem plant in Lawrence.
In 1985, Lawton's was named among Yankee Magazine's 10 best hot dog stands in New England, after readers were asked to nominate their favorite places. Famous people, including talk show host Jay Leno and members of the Kennedy family, have enjoyed the deep-fried franks.
In addition to the Essem hot dogs Lawton's was known for, Stavrou has added new items to the menu, including a gyro, or Greek sandwich. Other items include fish and chips and handcut shoestring fries and onion rings.
"I know everyone knows Lawton for its hot dogs, which we proudly serve, but Lawrence is the city of immigrants and we want to integrate the food of other cultures into the restaurant," Stavrou said.
Stavrou was born in Boston and moved to Greece to attend high school. She previously managed a local restaurant for 15 years.
"This is a dream come true for me," Stavrou said of running the landmark hot dog stand.


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METAIRIE, La. — Thomas Morstead would like his first kickoff from Sunday's loss to the Giants back.
Special teams coordinator Greg McMahon likely wants them all back.
Four days after the Saints gave up a franchise-record 287 return yards on six kickoffs, the film has been watched, over …and over… and over.
The positive news?
The coaching staff feels like it has identified exactly what went wrong.
Of course, that's little solace after the fact.
"Certainly I am going to take responsibility for it because we put it on the field," McMahon said. "We tell our guys all the time, we are in this sucker together, there is no doubt about it. It wasn't coached well enough and it certainly wasn't executed and so it was just a disappointing performance."
Heading into the game at MetLife Stadium, the Saints (5-8) were No. 4 in the NFL in kickoffs, allowing teams to start on average at their own 20-yard line. Half of Morstead's kickoffs were touchbacks, and all but seven of his kicks had gone into the end zone.
A precipitous drop followed the New York game. New Orleans fell to 24th in the NFL, the Giants' 287 yards – including a 97-yard touchdown return by David Wilson – pushing the average starting field position for Saints' opponents to the 23.1-yard line.
Though weather was poor, Morstead didn't blame the cold, wet day for only one of his six kicks getting into the end zone.
"I take it personal in the fact that if I hit a touchback, there is no return," Morstead said Thursday. "That's why you've got the other 10 guys to go tackle the guy when I don't hit a touchback. Collectively we didn't get it done."
Prior to the Giants game, 29 kicks had been returned for an average of 22 yards. New York's six returns, including one botched return on a short kick, averaged 47.8 yards. After kickoffs, the Giants' average starting field position was New Orleans' 48-yard line.
McMahon explained that the Saints lost "lane integrity," meaning that instead of having players in the right position down the field, they were outside of where they were supposed to be. This created holes in the coverage that, in the end, forced Morstead to try and tackle the return man.
It was the first time this season that has been the case.
"Look, I told our guys, I said we have to do better and I have to do a better job," McMahon said. "You guys (they) have to be ready mentally, physically and emotionally and we have to make sure that when we're practicing every day that we're really true to our fundamentals of smart football. I felt like we played pretty dang good up to 12 games but in this league you're as good as your last out."
The problem is, the last out was as bad as the Saints have played this season and, because of it, they've likely seen their postseason hopes go up in smoke. Though mathematically still alive, it would take a Christmas miracle to get New Orleans into the playoffs.
So, when asked if he had lost sleep over the performance of the special teams, Morstead quickly responded, "Yes, I did."
"I think if you take that one single component out of the game, we win the game," he said.
The key now will be to respond this coming Sunday against Tampa Bay (6-7) at home in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The good news is that indoors in the controlled environment it's easier for Morstead to knock the ball out of the end zone.
And if he doesn't, the other 10 players need to be ready.
"A big part of special teams is just having swagger and collectively going out there and being a bunch of badasses as a unit," he said. "We can't lose that."


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Blackburn with Darwen Council launches 'Your Call' phone app (From Blackburn Citizen)
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Blackburn with Darwen Council launches 'Your Call' phone app
3:34pm Monday 6th January 2014 in News
BLACKBURN with Darwen Borough Council has launched a new mobile phone app called 'Your Call'.
Using the app, residents can now access council services and report problems.
The app is available free of charge from the Android Market, Blackberry App World and by searching for 'Your Call' on the Apple App store on a mobile device.
The reporting facilities allow residents to take photos and mark the location of any issues they wish to report from around the borough, if they have location services enabled on a smartphone.
If problems are reported on the app outside of the borough it will also automatically notify the relevant local authority.
The app can be used to report a number of issues including abandoned vehicles, anti-social behaviour, dog fouling, drain problems, fly tipping, missed bin collections and pot holes.
There are also a number of other features, including a news and events feed giving users up-to-date information about what is happening in the borough, and hotlinks to information such as jobs at the council, and refuse and recycling collection times.
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vicn1956 wrote:actually, the "UK - My Council Services" app, available for all platforms, covers the whole of the UK & Ireland, it knows the difference between reporting issues to the Local Council or reporting to the County Council and also, the www.mycouncilservice
Is there an app that lists what action has been taken on issues reported?
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - New districting lines for Mississippi lawmakers passed their first test for approval. This afternoon, the Mississippi house re-districting plan was passed by it's members.
It wasn't an overwhelming victory but the house redistricting plan passed by a vote of 65 yeah's to 56 nays. The debate before the final vote, spirited and sometimes heartfelt.
Representative America Middleton lost several hundred constituents after the new lines were drawn, he voted nay.
"We were down in southwest Mississippi fighting for votes we shouldn't have to fight for. The problem I had with the plan so when we do that then the only thing we can do is move out of the area to pick up votes."
Members of they reapportionment committee say the new lines accounted for population shifts, and will protect the voter rights of minorities statewide.
Committee Chair Representative Thomas Reynolds says, "Five counties that had been split before are whole now double the number of counties we had we got the gulf coast maintains representatives they had and did not lose a seat Desoto fast growing picks up two seats they were entitled to."
In the end, the number of minority black districts would increase from 39-to-44 under the new plan.
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Silsden people can receive training in how to use defibrillators this Saturday.
Town councillor Lawrence Walton has organised the session at St James's Church Hall from 2.30pm to 4pm.
The initiative follows a decision by the council to buy a defibrillator for use by the public.
Town mayor Chris Atkinson said the defibrillator would have a special case so that it could be stored on the wall of St James's Church and be available 24 hours a day.
He said: "It is important that as many people as possible learn how to use defibrillators. Luckily, they are virtually automatic."
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This year is the 22nd year various alumni have gathered here. The pitch-in started at 12:30 p.m. following a blessing. A good meal was enjoyed by all. Following the meal an entertaining meeting was held.
Steve Ward served as the emcee and Kay Wood challenged those attending with a fun IQ game. Everyone received high marks!
Those receiving additional recognition were: Mrs. Mary Alice Kaiser, former Jackson teacher; Shirley (Hanson) Bruns, Scottsdale, Ariz., traveled farthest; Jack Hanson, alumni photographer; Lois (Fancher) Liggett, oldest student attending; Reno Gosser, celebrating his 80th birthday.
There was also a special recognition of Kay Wood and the wonderful work she has done in promoting the Jackson reunion during the year. Kay and her husband, Glen, decorate the tables and room each year and do an outstanding job. This year's decorations were highlighted by a bewitching display on top of the case that holds Jackson School's memorabilia.
During the meeting a suggestion was made by Sharon Turner, wife of Lynn Turner, to encourage more former students from the 1960s. The 1950s are well represented and those in attendance were asked to bring their "Jackson" children from the 1960s and 1970s.
We would like to invite anyone who enjoys good food and fellowship to join us for these reunions. You don't have to be an alumni to attend. Our former adversaries in basketball, such as Webb or Mays schools are talked about often; so come and defend yourselves.
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FRISCO -- Legal experts are questioning the decision by Frisco police to arrest Pallavi Dhawan on a murder charge without first obtaining an arrest warrant –- a standard police practice.
"It's highly unusual," said Bill Wirskye, a former high-ranking Dallas County prosecutor who has once served as a liaison to the Dallas Police Department's homicide unit. "Murder cases typically involve a lot of investigation and it all has to be documented and there's a paper trail from the moment the police get called out on a scene."
Dhawan was arrested last week after her son was found in a bathtub at the family's Frisco home. Her husband has declared her innocence and said the former NASA computer programmer put their son, Arnav, on ice to await his return from an out-of-town business trip so that he could deliver last rites. Dhawan posted $50,000 bond and was released.
Police have said that Dhawan nodded "yes" when asked if she killed her son.
Sgt. Brad Merritt, a Frisco police spokesman, said police did not need to get an arrest warrant.
"It was an on-view arrest because they were at the house when they discovered the evidence," Merritt said. "In other words, they didn't have to go get an arrest warrant."
But experts say it doesn't meet the definition of an on-view arrest because that means that the offense – in this cases the alleged killing of a child – occurred in the presence of police.
David Finn, Dhawan's attorney, said he plans to file a motion on Friday demanding that police release any documents outlining the reasons for her arrest. Finn, a Dallas-based attorney, also has said he has been told by the medical examiner that Arnav did not drown, nor did he have any visible injuries.
The family has said the boy suffered from a rare neurological problem that caused seizures. Further medical testing is being conducted in hopes of determining the cause of the boy's death.
Wirskye, who has prosecuted many murder cases, said police should have waited until they had finding from the medical examiner.
"Obviously, before you arrest someone for murder, you need to be able to determine whether a murder in fact happened," Wirskye said. "In this case, I don't see why there was a rush and why they jumped the gun and arrested the mother, unless they had some other compelling evidence. And if the mother did have the evidence, that should be documented and we should know about it by now."
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Plant a Row for the Hungry encourages the community to help grow and distribute fruits, vegetables and herbs to food shelves and soup kitchens around Clinton County.
The national campaign, which provides a system for community members to share food they have grown, comes to the local area through the efforts of Beth Dixon, a SUNY Plattsburgh philosophy professor, Margaret Tallman and Marsha Lawrence.
"Last summer, I had a lot of things I wanted to get rid of," Dixon said of produce from her garden.
She brought her excess food to a senior center in Plattsburgh once a week.
There are a variety of reasons why a person might not have access to fresh produce, Dixon said, and Plant a Row for the Hungry creates an easy way for gardeners with backyard gardens or community plots to donate extra fruits, vegetables or herbs to community members who would benefit from them.
"We are interested in people who don't have access to nutritious food," Dixon said. "They might not have access because they don't have mobility, or they don't have time to grow a garden."
Other reasons include lack of money or transportation.
Although Dixon thinks some gardeners have already been donating surplus produce each year, she wanted to create a way to make it easier to do so, while also inspiring farmers and gardeners to plant an extra row to donate.
"There should be a way of systematically distributing the food ... to get it to people who need it most," Dixon said.
"Nutritious fresh food is a little bit like clean water," Dixon said. "It's a social good. Everyone should have access to it."
The local Plant a Row is designating drop-off locations around Clinton County, including the Interfaith Food Shelf at the Plattsburgh Methodist Church on Beekman Street, JCEO on Margaret Street, the Salvation Army Soup Kitchen and St. Peter's Community Meal.
The Interfaith Food Shelf in Plattsburgh hands out emergency food to 500 households per month.
"I think that, if I were eating from a food pantry, what would I want to eat?" Dixon said.
The campaign is currently in the public outreach phase, and Dixon is inviting people interested in helping out to contact her.
Volunteers are needed for transporting the goods to various locations in the county, as well as processing it, which means cleaning and bagging the items to make them look presentable.
She anticipates needing many more volunteers once harvest season begins.
"We're keen on keeping track of the number of pounds donated over the course of the summer to keep the community updated," Dixon said.
She also hopes that some of this community work could turn into volunteer opportunities for students in the future.
"None of us have done this before; we are in it for the long haul," Dixon said.
Beth Spaugh, who owns Rehoboth Homestead in Peru, has donated tomato plants and a variety of seeds to the campaign.
"The food-shelf customer base has increased, and more people are trying to meet that increased need for fresh vegetables," she said.
She buys a large quantity of seeds at a lower price for her small farm, making it easier for her to help Plant a Row for the Hungry, she said.
"I'm glad to encourage that sort of production," Spaugh said of individuals growing produce for donation.
"It's very good for gardeners and small farmers to pair with friends who want to participate and plant an extra row," she said.
Spaugh said that most seed packets have more than an individual gardener will use in a season anyway.
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The Chicago Bears are playing well on Monday Night Football which has pleased the Soldier Field crowd. One fan, who just happened to be wearing a full bear costume, seemed especially enthused.
While some may make fun of this fan, he really is ahead of his time. Not only does he show extreme team spirit, but it is probably a toasty 80 degrees inside of that costume. Instead of wearing a dozen layers to try and stay warm, why not don a full mascot costume and dance after Jay Cutler first down runs?


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'L.A. Noire' Looks to Blur Further the Line Between Movie and Game
Rockstar Games has long been in development on L.A. Noire, a sort of videogame version of L.A. Confidential. Many of Rockstar's games have taken their cue from film history, but instead of fleshing out the concept as another action-based shooter, Rockstar has taken Noire in the direction of an interactive movie, creating a playing experience that may be more closely related to watching a film than playing any of their previous games. Here's the trailer for Noire, which is cut like a movie preview and lacks any on-screen graphics other than the titling:
You might recognize Mad Men's Aaron Stanton, who lends not only his voice to the protagnist Cole Phelps, but also his likeness and performance through a new technology dubbed MotionScan. Here's a look at how this technology relies not on animators mimicking an actor's recorded performance, but instead captures the live performance and translates it into a perfectly lip-synched 3D model:
Ultimately, I'm interested in the game not because it requires dexterity or fast reaction times — or because it allows one to compete online against other players (which it doesn't) — but rather because it's looking to put players in the shoes of a detective whose job it is to judge character. This is a risky move for Rockstar, most of whose efforts to date have dropped you into a sandbox world and allowed you to perpetrate sometimes outlandish forms of violence (the Grand Theft Auto series, Red Dead Redemption). With L.A. Noire they're hoping that players will embrace playing the detective and making decisions that don't involve the immediate gratification of fantasy violence. Indeed, according to Rockstar, "there are no wrong answers, no dead ends that will kill a case." Without a "die and start over" mechanic, then, Noire will likely employ a branching structure that ensures a different experience for different players. As seen in the above video, from a production standpoint, the game resembles a film; the watching/playing mechanic should follow suit.
While Heavy Rain (pictured) was also billed as an "interactive movie," players were reportedly stuck on a mostly linear track until the last act; we'll see if L.A. Noire allows players to have enough of an effect on the otherwise linear storyline to make the concept a success. The game is scheduled for release sometime around April 2011, for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
What do you think of the performances on display in these videos, did you find them convincing enough to get past the uncanny valley?
Link: The Bold Gamble Of L.A. Noire
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Matt on 12.27.10 @ 5:07PM
Shades of Blade Runner (1997)!
It will be interesting to see the improvements.
ORyan on 12.27.10 @ 10:40PM
Man, the heads and faces look awesome… but they feel disconnected from the bodies and that puts it right back in the Uncanny Valley…
At some points it looks like they slapped a video of a talking head onto a 3d mesh. And it doesn't "mesh" as well as it could.
Still a really cool idea. And this type of realism is intriguing for future stuff… including CGI films.


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and where do I find the DLO or CA module in DPP?
DPP does not do a good job of removing purple fringing, its reduced a bit, and triples the size of your file. Other software cannot read the alterations in the cr2 file, so you must save it as tiff or jpeg to see the changes. Its not a very easy solution compared to lightroom.
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I also have occasional CA problems with this lens. I try to cure it in RAW. In RAW I can control intensity and luminance of purple. This way it gets less visible.
I used B+W MRC haze filter... do you guys think that might be the problem? :/
and I always thought chromatic aberration and color fringing were the same thing? How can you tell color fringing from chromatic aberration?
My understanding is that purple fringing is a type of CA so I think in your case they are the same. I am surprised at the amount being produced by your copy, have you had the lens for long? I have the same lens and it's perfect, I have yet to notice it but I don't think i have photographed such extreme transitions yet between white/dark but I have photographed tree leaves and such against the sky and typically those will show CA as well. Try again without your filter, if it's your copy you can try having Canon take a look as I'm sure it would be a warranty item or just remove in PP.
avatar13: I've had the lens since January. Yesterday I did some graduation pictures and again the color fringing is thick. I forgot to remove the filter! Next time I'll try it out without the filter.
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The Bears signed TE Brody Eldridge to a reserve/future contract on Wednesday, the team announced.
Expanding the playoffs a bad idea
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Bears fire Lovie Smith
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Bears add RB Unga, waive Ozougwu
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Key matchup: Bears defense vs. Lions WR Calvin Johnson
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Bears sign S Nolan
The Bears signed S Troy Nolan, the team announced Wednesday. Chicago had an open roster spot after waiving WR Dane Sanzenbacher.
Bears waive WR Sanzenbacher
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Don is still angsty:
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The state of Arizona has the 6th highest teen unemployment rate in the nation – 28.7 percent. A state senator is now working to change that.
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If it becomes law, SB 1449 will require students to be proficient in finance. The bill passed the Senate Education Committee unanimously earlier this week.
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This is marketing 1-2 at Camelback High School -- a class that teaches basic finance skills like budgeting, a subject most teens don't know much about.
"I personally know what those things are, but I've never done them nor do I have any experience in it I feel like a class in it would help," says student Luis Barcello.
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"Everybody has to deal with money. Money's a life skill and you have a choice, you're either a master of your money or a slave to your money," says CPA Sharon Lechter.
Sharon Lechter, founder of Pay Your Family First, knows firsthand how easily teens stray. Her oldest son racked up credit debt in college.
She has dedicated her career to teaching young adults the importance of budgets and is now backing Senate Bill 1449, which would require a minimum course of study and competency requirements in finance for high school graduation.
Senator Kimberly Yee sponsored the bill.
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The bill was presented to state senators Wednesday afternoon. They could take a vote by the end of the week.
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The first fight I am looking forward to is Zab and Garcia. I liked how Judah rebounded by beating Vernon Paris (and what the hell happen to Paris?) by knock out no less. I am going to go with my heart and Judah for the win. He has to convincingly beat Garcia in order to win on the cards. The fight is in Brooklyn and I know it will be mad energy. Garcia has to be aggressive and push Judah around. I am pumped for this fight I honestly hope it will live up to its building. Judah seems focused and Danny seems to be all in. Plus his father has put coal on the fire let's hope that this fight sets the tone for boxing the rest of the year. I like Judah by a late knock out! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/clapping.gif)
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I enjoyed "Photography for Contractors" (7/07). We photograph
for other reasons. Our business sells lighting and plumbing
fixtures to builders; we make an average of 10 deliveries a
day. In the past, some contractor would call nearly every week
saying he was missing a chandelier or a ceiling fan. Believing
we had delivered the items, we would assume the electrician was
taking them home instead of installing them. So I bought
inexpensive digital cameras and we began to photograph every
delivery, making sure to capture the house in the background so
that the builder could see what was delivered to the job.
The word soon spread among the subcontractors, and we did not
have a report of a missing item for the next four months. The
next time it happened, the photograph proved that we had
actually made an error. In another case, a builder claimed a
shortage six months after a delivery, but the photo clearly
showed the missing item.
So now, just in case, we save the pictures on our computer for
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The article "Replacing Doors in Stucco" (7/07) was very
informative. One simple improvement I would make is to place a
piece of copper flashing over the PVC head casing, slipping it
under the stucco and behind the existing building paper. That
way, you're not relying on a bead of caulk to waterproof the
joint, especially on the ends where water might get around the
peel-and-stick membrane. This is also an added architectural
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The technique described in "Faster Jamb Extensions" (5/07) is
interesting and could have a variety of applications.
My own approach when installing vinyl windows is to first rip
strips of waste material ranging in thickness from 1/16 inch to
1/2 inch by 16ths, then cut the strips to the width of the
jamb. I then slide a shim or shims of the right thickness
between the window frame and the rough frame, inserting them
about 1/8 inch into the gap. I put shims at the corners and a
few points in between. After preassembling the jambs, as the
author of the article does, I slide them between the shims and
nail them in place.
This has the advantage of providing support across the width
of the jamb, so that the casing isn't the only thing holding
the outer edge straight.
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In "A Builder's Guide to Energy Codes" (6/07), I was quoted as
saying that "fewer than 10 percent of new houses [in Vermont]
are in compliance with the code." My quote could be
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From a purely technical perspective, I believe that my
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"code compliance" in Vermont means not only building to the
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on Aug 23, 2010 at 12:47 pm
Has anyone else noticed that ever since CVS took over the former Longs store, the clientel in the center has become rather scary. I don't even go to CVS anymore because of that.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 3:38 pm
CVS has these weird phoney discounts- you don't actually get the discount, you only get a credit- so you have to buy something else or something later.
Shame that Longs sold, or that CVS did not keep the same tradition of providing service.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 4:03 pm
all of you folks that want to open up access to pleasanton take a good look at your future. this kind of thing will be occurring on a much more frequent basis until it resembles all the other towns in the east bay that you want to be like.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 4:04 pm
CVS is a very low-life, less than desirable place to shop. I cannot believe that a drug store would remove linoleum flooring and install germ infested carpets, that makes a lot of sense in a drug store.
CVS is a scum - bottom of the bucket wannabe drug store.
Very sad that a store such as long's that had class would sell out to such a poor excuse for a drug store. Not the same as Long's, that's for sure.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 4:18 pm
Longs was better- you really think that the store discounts are bringing a criminal element to drug store parking lot? you are an even bigger troll than I am.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 4:27 pm
LOL Cholo, you crack me up!
on Aug 23, 2010 at 5:45 pm
I haven't noticed any difference in the clientele at the CVS in Dublin on Regional since it switched from being a Longs store; in fact the service is better and the shelves are better stocked. I think that the Longs/CVS at the Rose Pavilion is just not in a very good location. The parking lot is pretty dead at night since the other storefronts close earlier, and the parking lot is very poorly lit. I think that's part of what draws a seedier clientele, if you really think that it's the case...
on Aug 23, 2010 at 7:23 pm
I don't think that CVS has anything to do with the incident that occurred last night. I love CVS! I get amazing deals there and am saving a ton of money for my family. If you combine ECBs (Extra Care Bucks) and coupons you get things (shampoo, razors, medicine, food, toiletries, etc.) for free. Don't knock CVS just because of this incident.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 8:06 pm
How does CVS vs. Longs have anything to do with the fact that this kid has been terrorizing Pleasanton and the people in it for more than a decade. It is truly sad that the authorities are just now catching up with him after all of the harm he has done in this community.
on Aug 23, 2010 at 9:53 pm
"this kid has been terrorizing Pleasanton and the people in it for more than a decade."
? A 19-year-old from San Ramon has been terrorizing Pleasanton and the people in it for more than a decade?? Wow, precocious kid! Please 'splain?
on Aug 24, 2010 at 7:16 pm
19 years old, terrorizing for last 10 years, so he was 9 years old when he terrorized! Some people just do not have a feel for what compassion means. this is just a kid driven by garbage music, rap culture and shallow eductaion of our school system. If anything, blame the system not the kids.
We need to think about what this culture is doing to our otherwise bright kids. Just take a look at what is shown at the TV around the clock. Just go ahead and put them in prison to make real criminals out of them. That is the solution that this society has prescribed. Let's come together and deepen our culture and rehab these kids. That is the real and long term solution.
on Aug 24, 2010 at 8:54 pm
You people from Pleasanton are really just living in your own world. "How could they let him into our community" wah wah wah! This is America! [edited] happens! Just because you live in Pleasanton does not make you exempt! Its a drug store, so what! What you people think is scary, trust me, you have not seen anything yet. Try doing your shopping in Oakland, Vallejo, Hayward, somewhere like that.
on Aug 25, 2010 at 3:31 pm
I know this kid he's really smart. He probably just got mixed up with some riff raff. It's sad. !%#@ the dumb [edited] who want to close of Pleasanton and turn it into a bubble. Half these kids that are running around committing crimes are kids from rich families or their at least well off. The bubble we have placed them in makes the other side look appealing. How many parents give their kids everything and are over protective then they see their kids turning into wanna be goons who take pride in going to village? They see people commiting crimes and they idealize it. When I was a kid I watched Goodfellas and I wanted to be a gangster. Luckily I got over that and go to UCSD now and am making a real future for myself. Society teaches us to idealize criminals, but when a young kid tries to become one everyone trips out and wonders what happened. Open your [edited]eyes you ignorant fools
on Sep 8, 2010 at 12:54 am
to ??, hes not originally from San Ramon. In fact he lived in Pleasanton all of his life and was only moved to San Ramon after dozens of suspensions and a handful of expulsions before his countless run ins with the law despite no conviction
on Sep 8, 2010 at 12:57 am
and to fairman, yes he has been a terror since 9 years old, perhaps even younger. ask anyone who knew him in elementary school and they can tell you this didnt just start recently with rap music and our culture hes been a bad seed since day one. i once watched him get suspended from stealing band intruments outside music class in the 5th grade, this has been a long time coming.
on Sep 8, 2010 at 8:48 am
TheONE is right. When I was going to Amador you don't know how often I heard girls talking about how they had jacked stuff from such-and-such store in the Stoneridge Mall. Please... These girls had expensive phones and clothing... They didn't need to steal.
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