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New 'gastropub' to fill former Fajita Fiesta in Fresno
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Guri's Grubhouse & Taps, a new Fresno restaurant focusing on locally produced ingredients and craft beers, is opening next month in the former Fajita Fiesta at the corner of Shaw and Cedar avenues.
Pacific Ethanol plant lands sweet new neighbor
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It's better times for California's ethanol producers, with investment dollars flowing into technology to make production plants more efficient and diverse in the feedstocks they accept.
DiCicco's owners file for Ch. 13 bankruptcy protection
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Gregory and Heather Vitucci, owners of two DiCicco's restaurants, recently filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection, according to court documents.
Gregory Vitucci is the son of Frank Vitucci, one of the original "Four Sons of Italy" who founded the restaurant in 1956. Gregory operates the DiCicco's location in Fresno at First and Shaw avenues and the Sanger location with his wife Heather, according to the DiCicco's website.
Dairies see better milk price, higher feed costs
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Lofty milk prices have helped to stabilize the Valley dairy industry, but high feed costs continue to cut into profits.
"Milk prices are at or near record levels," said Michael Marsh, CEO of Western United Dairymen in Modesto. "Global demand has driven the price."
Tulare County firm builds solution for odd-shaped produce
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The difficulties commercial packinghouses have had in sorting odd-shaped fruits and vegetables may be a thing of the past.
Exeter-based Exeter Engineering has developed a high-tech produce-sorting machine called the "Sidewinder" that can handle oblong and irregular-shaped fruits and vegetables like potatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, onions and avocados.
Tulare hospital to pay $7.9M in construction settlement
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Tulare Regional Medical Center will pay Fresno's Harris Construction $7.9 million to settle a lawsuit over the construction of its new 5-story tower.
Water officials stress importance of surface supply, storage
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Drought and slashed water allocations are taking its toll on Valley farmers.
At the same time, the groundwater table continues to fall. Water agencies would like to see the proposed Temperance Flat Dam built on the San Joaquin River to hold more water, especially in wet years.
Rail advocates stree jobs, economic development
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High-speed rail in California remains a highly charged subject of contention by opponents who see it as a costly boondoggle that slices up valued farmland.
And although initial building demolition for the project has begun, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors is reconsidering its support of high-speed rail, which it has supported for the past seven years. The board is scheduled to reconsider the matter July 29.
Supporters of the project believe it could sharply reduce Fresno's unemployment rate while providing new employers and jobs for years to come. In addition, they point out that Fresno could become the high-speed rail capital of the United States.
Pitman Family Farms continues poultry expansion
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Following two large property purchases last year in Kings County, Pitman Family Farms of Sanger is moving its growth northward with the expansion of its poultry farms in Madera County.
Earlier this month, the Madera County Planning Commission approved two conditional use permits for new buildings at its ranches in Madera and Chowchilla, said Robert Mansfield, lead planner with Madera County.
With the approval, the company, known for its pasture-raised chickens, turkeys and ducks, will add three new poultry barn structures totaling 75,000 square feet at its ranch at Road 20 1/2 and Avenue 18 west of Madera.
Five carriers vying for Visalia's municipal airport
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The federal Department of Transportation announced late last month that Merced's city-owned airport would lose its flight subsidy under the Essential Air Service program this fall after falling short on the threshold of serving at least 10 passengers per day.
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Camera too costly, risky to monitor Deering cemeteries
DEERING - While other communities have caught litterbugs or kayak thefts with game cameras, Police Chief James Pushee doesn't believe it would be the best option to deter cemetery vandalism in town.
After 26 gravestones in Appleton Cemetery were recently damaged, Pushee considered using game cameras, which are motion-activated, to keep watch over the town's burial grounds, "but several legal and logistical concerns also arose."
Pushee said in an email that the cameras could bring up concerns over privacy and legal issues with wiretapping concerns. He added the town would have to post notices if the cameras were installed to monitor cemeteries, which are public property.
Pushee also said the cost of purchasing, installing and maintaining multiple cameras in each of the town's six cemeteries may not be feasible. Appleton Cemetery alone could require up to eight cameras to cover the grounds.
Pushee said each camera, which takes up to a dozen batteries, would record between one and three weeks of action. He added battery life also decreases in colder temperatures. "The time and costs, not only for that many cameras, but to purchase and replace batteries on a regular basis, as well as SD cards, etc. would end up being cost-prohibitive in the long run for a small town like Deering, where budgets are so strapped already," Pushee wrote in the email. "If we had an idea that something like this might happen, such as a known 'history' of problems that we could identify, then we could jump legal and logistical hoops to get permission legally to place hidden cameras."
In that case, Pushee said police "could deploy cameras at a place and time where they would be most likely to obtain usable images of criminal activity."
A maintenance crew discovered the damage to the granite and marble gravestones - some from the 19th century - when it returned to the cemetery to conduct monthly upkeep of the town-owned property along Deering Center Road - Route 149 - near the Hillsborough border.
As the town waits for an estimated cost to repair the damage, which occurred within the past month, police continue to investigate and encourage residents with information to call 464-3127.
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Count Harold Hamm, the billionaire CEO of Continental Resources, as one oil man not worried about the plunge in crude prices to $82 a barrel.
Notice how it happened all at once, he says. "The suddenness of oils plunge followed the Saudi assertion a week ago that oil was in oversupply, they could live with $80 oil for a couple years, and didnt plan to cut their own output."
Empty talk, not market fundamentals, moved the price, says Hamm. "Its not supply-demand related. On the contrary, this is one country, the Saudis, attempting to dictate world oil prices. [more]
Texas Comptroller Susan Combs applauded yesterdays ruling by the United States District Court for the District of Columbia that struck down a lawsuit brought by environmental groups. Defenders of Wildlife and the Center for Biological Diversity had asked the court to require the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to reconsider its June 2012 decision not to list the dunes sagebrush lizard (DSL) as endangered.
The decision comes as a huge victory for the Texas Conservation Plan (TCP) for the DSL. Comptroller Combs was instrumental in the development of the TCP for the DSL. Combs worked with a broad group of stakeholders, including private property owners, oil and gas companies, agricultural interests, biologists, and state and federal agencies, to provide protection for the DSL while allowing continued economic activity in the Permian Basin, a region that accounts for 57 percent of Texas total crude oil production and supports 47,000 oil and gas-related jobs. [more]
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One of the economys good-news stories is the oil boom, a derivative of the natural gas boom. When the drilling techniques used to tap vast new reservoirs of natural gas were applied to oil, they yielded similarly astounding results. Since 2008, US oil production has increased from 5 million barrels a day (mbd) to 8.3 mbd in 2014. The US Energy Information Administration says it could go to 9.6 mbd by 2019.
By all logic, we should be working to sustain the boom. We arent, and therein lies a classic example of how good policy is held hostage to bad politics and public relations. What would promote continued exploration is a lifting of the current US ban on exporting crude oil. Let producers sell into the world market. But that seems (wrongly) an unjustified giveaway to industry. The public perceptions are atrocious. [more]
Wall Street Journal
Executives from the top oil companies in the Bakken Shale told state regulators that their crude is safe to transport by train, opposing possible requirements that they make the oil less volatile before shipping it.
The industry pushback comes as North Dakota considers new rules on treating crude to stabilize it, spurred by growing public concern about the safety of oil-laden trains crisscrossing the country. Several oil trains have derailed and produced fireballs since 2013. [more]
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An Oklahoma federal judge on Monday denied the US Department of the Interiors bid to move an oil and gas groups suit accusing it of using sue-and-settle tactics to secretly change endangered species regulations, saying it failed to meet its burden of demonstrating that relevant circumstances strongly favor transfer.
The judge also said consideration of the interest of justice does not compel transfer of the case. He said there is no serious risk that proceeding in the state of Oklahoma and the Domestic Energy Producers Alliances chosen venue risks an adjudication that would be inconsistent with any prior adjudication by the DC District Court, where the government wanted the case to move. [more, paywall]


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Hey Everyone!
I wanted to write up a quick blog post t let you all know what kind of titles you can expect to see from me in the next year. Since I finished Trashy about 2 weeks ago I haven't started a new book because I've been to Maine for the Believe Hope Live convention and its also back to school time, etc.
But just because I haven't started doesn't mean I'm not brainstorming! In fact I would say that my brainstorming has turned into a mighty hurricane and totally taken over my brain.
As of right now I have 10 books slated for release.
Yes, 10. I have 9 blurbs written (the tenth book just came to me this morning… yes I'm insane.) And these ten do NOT count the final 2 books in the Death Escorts series (so I guess technically there are 12 books on my schedule… excuse me while I get a paper bag to hyperventilate into….)
Not all of these books are Take It Off Books.
Four of these books are a new series of Standalones that I am going to write. And there is also a single stand alone title. So that means 5 of the 10 books are Take It Off novels. Originally I wanted to write only 10 TIO novels, but the ideas keep coming and you guys seem to still be wanting to read them so I guess I will keep on typing.
I hope you will show my new books the same enthusiasm that you have shown my last releases. (Thank you!)
So without dragging this out any further allow me to introduce you to some of my upcoming titles:
Introducing the Hashtag Series
Books to come in the Take It Off series
So thats the majority of the books. That accounts for 9 of the 12 books on my list. The other three are BORROWED and HEXED – those are the final books in the Death Escorts series. And the single stand alone title is called THE BEAUTIFUL EFFECT (a New adult contemporary book)
So, now you are probably wondering when will you learn more, when will these titles be available?!
Slow your roll peeps.
Kidding, I just wanted to say that. ha ha.
At this time I have no idea what order I will be releasing these books in. I plan to start the Hashtag series very soon. And of course, the Take It Off series is very near and dear to me so I will likely be getting at least one of those out asap.
As for the Death Escorts books, I know you all are waiting for them. I know. I'm going to be 100% real with you here, I do plan to write them but they are not on the top of my list. I know this might be disappointing to some of you. The thing is (honest truth) Recalled and Charmed don't sell well. And no, its not about the money. I poured soooo much of myself into Recalled and Charmed (especially Charmed. I am totally in love with Charming) and when Charmed released and it bombed I took it very hard. I can't really explain what its like to be so madly in love with a character and be so thrilled to share him with the world, to have been like a zombie for an entire month (that's how long it took me to write Charmed) and really think that this would be the book everyone would love only to have barely anyone read it.
Yes, it has many great reviews. So much so that I was told amazon was suspecting me of buying the reviews (bc the reviews are all so good). Let me say right here, right now: I DON'T pay for reviews.
However, it was a tough release. It still hurts a little when I look at my sales and see Charmed barely getting any downloads.
Its taken some wind out of my sails for the Death Escorts series. I'm honestly scared to release Borrowed because I KNOW I will be so in love with Storm (and Piper!) that if it bombs I will be thrust back into that dark place again.
BUT I will be writing it. The series will get wrapped. When I finally sit down to write Borrowed I will likely pound out Hexed right after and release them both around the same time.
I will keep you updated on that.
So let me leave you with a disclaimer: My books will be released in no particular order. I am subject to the voices in my head. If certain characters are taking up more space in my brain then they will get written first. I can't promise that new characters won't come along and totally disrupt me and my schedule.
I will do my absolute best to get these books out at a good pace.
Thank you all so much for your support and the time that you spend reading my work.
So tell me… which book title has you most intrigued?
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I can not wait to get my hands on all the Take it off books to come!! I'm looking forward especially to Trace and Tough, they seem promising However, hearing about the new Hashtag series has got me excited too!! Basically I'll just read anything you publish first hahaha
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Coming from out of town w/ two hungry, sullen 15 year olds, want to wow them at a NYC steakhouse. Any suggestions?
Peter Luger's is top notch and is my absolute favorite.
BLT Prime or BLT Steak are also superb (their popovers are complimentary and reason enough to go there).
Sparks is great and big and old-school.
Our favorite is The Knickerbocker, which serves steaks like Peter Luger but has an extensive menu and everything is great. It's on University & 9th so the neighborhood is nice. It's cheaper and we like it a lot better than the traditional steakhouses.
Knickerbocker and Luger's should never be mentioned it the same sentence. Sorry.
Wolfgang's (tribeca or midtown location) is great. Similar to Luger's and last minute reservations are possible. Go there!
BLT Steak has great sides, but I was very underwhelmed by the meat. If the 15 y/o's are boys, they'll appreciate Strip House, but they are my favorite regardless. Always solid, and fantastic strip steaks
you will get tons if you search steakhouse on here
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lugers(steak for 2)
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blt steak(popovers wow!)
many on chowhound reference keens i need to try....
After pretty much doing the whole round of steakhouses over the years, I tried Keens for the first time. The mutton chop was huge and amazingly delicious...I highly recommend. Also, like many of the above, I am a big fan of the Knickerbocker T-bone....great steak without all the aura of a steakhouse.
Kobe House!! (Just kidding)
Actually, of the new steakhouses, Porter House in the time warner center is actually quite good and has a very nice "big city" sleek atmosphere to it.
For the old school steakhouse style, can't go wrong with Lugers. If you can't get in, go to Sparks.
I agree about Porter House. The chili-rubbed ribeye was the best steak I had this year. Don't forget about Frankie & Johnnie's, Keen's, and the Bull & Bear in the Waldorf Astoria hotel. Three old school steakhouses that are top rate.
Peter Luger's really is the Gold Standard that everything else has to live up to. That said, Wolfgang's on 33rd and Park Ave is very good. Smith & Wollensky has a pretty good steak, despite being a chain.
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If a window to see aging beef is the required Wow factor...go to BLT Prime. Much nicer place all around and has said window. Full review forthcoming.
Yabbut unless Gallagher's has gotten its shit together in an almost unfathomable way, the window is the only thing worth going there for.
For sullen 15 year olds especially, I'll add another vote for Peter Luger's. With any historical perspective, very few of the current myriad steakhouses are anything like "New York institutions." What they are is fresh meat for "foodies." You can get a reasonably good steak at a number (too many IMHO) of places these days, but there's nothing like having a large side-section of beautifully cooked steer plopped down on the table still sizzling in front of you in the 19th century building that - restorations and decorating aside - looks much like it ever would have.. The service is good, but not in the least frou-frou or with a "this-isn't-really-my-real-job" attitude. They'll like it - as my now somewhat-less-sullen 17 year old nephew would say - "trust me on this." LOL (This one's bday and mine are a couple of days apart and he loves to go for his/our birthdays.)
The steak at the one in Great Neck is good, but while they tried to imitate the "atmospherics" they - inevitably - failed. Good food, but not at all the same "experience."
At one point some years ago (5, 6?), I ended up being dragged their serially 3-4 times in a few months. The food wasn't very good. The steaks were steak and all, but it was like, steak for people who go to steakhouses to drink (and in the old days smoke cigars), not for people who went for the food. I'm not saying no one should ever darken their doorstep, but to my mind, there's nothing in the least destination-worthy about it. It'd be like going to Patsy's further up Broadway "for the food."
You got burned out the place, I understand. It happens to me all the time. I happen think it's a great place to wow 15 year olds, remember we're not talking food critics here! Like you said, the steaks were steak, few, if any 15 year olds can tell the difference between Prime, Choice or Select cuts of beef. That being said, the WOW factor with the beef dry aging in the windows should blow these teens out of the water. It worked for me! And I'm a teen many times over! Furthermore, their mid-town location is usually very close to where most out of towners stay. So, Convenience + WOW factor = Happiness Gallagher's wins hands down!
Convenience, yes, wow factor, I still disagree once you get past the meat case - which seriously, probably isn't that big a deal to most "modern" 15 year olds - 10 year olds, yes (if it doesn't gross them out), but 15 year olds are likely to shrug, I think.
And seriously, nobody goes to Gallagher's "for the steak." They go as tourists or they go because someone else is paying for it and it's close. The bar gets a lot of after-work traffic. I guess I think it it amounts to kitsch, and I'm anti-kitsch. Luger's, at least in Brooklyn, manages to stay just this side of it, IMHO, unlike most of the self-conscious "NY institutions."
Peter Luger's would definitely be a great spot for hungry 15 year olds.
I'm a bit disappointed that I didn't see more entries for The Palm (or the Palm Too, which for some bizarre reason I prefer...) here.
The Palm Too is an EXCELLENT NY-Style steakhouse with top-quality meats and a not-so-stuffy atmosphere that you might find elsewhere. If you do decide to go there, make sure to get the onion rings and creamed spinach... to die for.
Robert's Steakhouse at the Penthouse Executive Club :) Just received 2 stars in NY Times 2 wees ago. OOOOOOPs!! the 15 year olds are not old enough to attend.
Lugers, Sparks, Palm, all are good and the nastier the old school waiters, the better for the Sullen Ones.
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Gonna have to disagree with most all of the other folks here...we are talking about 15 year olds. these are not foodie freaks who are impressed by a walk in dry age unit. they are not impressed by real japanese wagyu. they are 15!!!
One more---Franks in the Meatpacking district. The 15y olds will love the fact that it becomes a nightclub of sorts at night, lots of good looking girls all over the place, but the food is still really good. I dont think that they would deny kids access, as they are primarily a restaurant, but call 1st. Another good option is Churrascaria Plataforma--all you can eat Brazilian steakhouse with several different cuts of meat carved tableside, a huge, impressive space and an excellent cold salad bar. great cheese bread. go to the one in Tribeca for lots of trendy folks. This really is your best bet, though it is obviously not a traditional NYC steakhouse
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Give me Luger's with a wad-full of cash. Order the bacon. And desserts mit schlag. 15 year olds would like to hear that.
In Midtown ... I like Ben Benson's. 'Cause he's a good guy. Have the kids ask him about the football Giants.
On the other side of Midtown - Sparks. Tell 'em about the history. A little Big Paulie will go a long way.
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Here at Pure Matters, we often talk about healthy food options and great ways to get active; however, we don't always focus on the little people in our lives. No, not the Roloffs … our kids!
How can we make sure our kids are eating wholesome, nutritious meals? More important, how can we get them to eat their veggies?! And how can we make sure they are getting enough exercise? Here are some helpful hints.
- Let them help. From picking out recipes and grocery shopping to helping out in the kitchen, if you keep your child involved, he or she will be more likely to eat what you serve.
- Set a good example. If your children see you making healthy food choices and taking time to exercise, they will be more likely to follow in your footsteps. On the flip side, be careful about your body image and expressing negative thoughts out loud. Love yourself!
- Give them options. Do you want the peas or the green beans? Do you want to play soccer or take dance? Let your children feel like they are the ones in charge and you will get a lot further than forcing them to do what you want.
- Eat as a family. And keep the TV off! Make sure your kids realize that taking time to savor and enjoy food is important. Not only will you be bonding as a family, but you'll be teaching good eating habits in the process.
- Don't use food as bribes, rewards or punishment. Food is nourishment and if it's used for other things your child could develop an unhealthy relationship with food. Try using stickers or gold stars.
- Everything in moderation. (My favorite!) Sure, let them eat cake! But save it for special occasions. Then it will taste even better!
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The 8-3 drubbing administered by the Nashville Predators to conclude the first half of the regular season was only part of Friday's bad news for the Blackhawks.
In a development that might have more far-reaching effects, the Hawks revealed that star winger Martin Havlat has a groin injury. He didn't play against the Predators, and his return to the lineup is uncertain.
Coach Denis Savard called Havlat's status day-to-day and said the injury developed with seven minutes left Thursday night in St. Louis. Havlat was at the United Center Friday and didn't make any formal comments on his injury, but did admit to hearing a pop.
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The New Jersey Devils' new arena in downtown Newark will be called the Prudential Center, team owner Jeff Vanderbeek said Friday.
Officials from the hockey team and Prudential Financial Inc. will announce the details at a news conference Monday.
Vanderbeek declined to comment on the cost of the naming rights, but had said earlier that the deal would have Prudential pay the Devils about $5 million annually. He said the contract is for 20 years.
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I have been corresponding with Tony from DMS for about a month now, and am big fans of their work on the D.
I had concerns about the remap being able to be done on U.S. cars via the OBDII Port, stemming from posts on here. Tony has told me he is confident they will be able to complete the work, and as an act of good faith and he is going to send over the unit on his own dime.
I just have to pay him when completed.
Not going to lie, I am still nervous, but it doesn't appear anyone else has a DMS remap, stateside, on this forum so wish me luck.
P.S. I have a feeling someone is going to type "Dyno" below this post. If anyone knows a good place to go in the DC area, let me know.
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I am very interested in hearing how this shakes out.
So are you saying they are sending you a handheld programmer that will allow you to flash tune your d through the OBD II port? If so this will not only be the first d in the states but the first e9x lci car to be flash tuned via the OBDII port.
As for dyno shops in the area, the only place I would go is Mach V in Sterling. They have already dyno'd several 335d's and they are able to get torque readings to include a d with the JBD - it would be interestin to see an overlay with the JBD. HEck I might even join you and throw my car on the machine.
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Submission – Official Map: Bucharest Metro
Submitted by ssjmaz, who says:
M4 is under construction, M5 and M6 are future plans.
I'm planing on making a map of my own that is fully diagrammatic, will submit it when it's ready.
Transit Maps says:
I look forward to seeing ssjmaz's map, because it will almost certainly be better than this tired old thing. In this modern day and age, it absolutely baffles me that transit agencies put tiny, poorly-rendered JPGs, GIFs and PNGs of their system maps online. This one measures just 785px by 683px, and is quite difficult to read – both because of the small font size and the awful rendering of the type. PDF is nearly universal now and allows users to easily zoom in as close as they need to read the map. At least this is better than an embedded Flash map, I guess…
The map itself is pretty dire, with route lines wobbling around all over the place. The future M4, M5 and M6 lines have just been drawn in to fit around the existing map, which leads to strangely angled lines and awkward shapes almost everywhere.
Accessibility and main line interchange icons for the stations also seem to have been put wherever they can fit, while the grey and white zone background is really quite distracting. It's also a little misleading, as it just shows districts around the city – not fare zones as one might reasonably expect on a transit map.
Some of the labels seem to have little relationship with their station marker, especially on the purple M6 line. At least most of the labels are set horizontally, although this makes the one outlier – Expoziţiei station – stand out like a sore thumb. Sub-par typography and a couple of really dull legends round out a pretty sad effort.
Our rating: An absolute minimum of effort expended here. One-and-a-half stars.
Source: Official Metrorex website
Official Map: Bucharest Metro In-Car Strip Map
A bit blocky and utilitarian, but has some interesting elements worthy of note. Each station icon indicates the positioning of the platforms: either two separate platforms along the side, or one island platform between the tracks — very useful information to have!
Because of the circular nature of the M1 (Yellow) Line, both Dristor 1 and Dristor 2 appear twice on the map, because the M1 line has been "flattened out" to appear in a single line.
Finally, it would seem this particular train car never serves the M2 (Blue) line, as it is not shown in full: only connections to that line are indicated on this map.
(Source: Marcus Wong from Geelong/Flickr)
Historical Map: Old M1 Signage, Bucharest Metro, Romania, c. 1989
The Gara de Nord to Dristor 2 section of the M1 line opened in 1989, and this signage certainly looks like it's from that era. The design is pretty rough and ready, looking almost like the sign makers made it up as they went along, but it does have a certain brutalist charm about it.
Of particular interest are the two patches at each end of the map that keep this old map somewhat up to date: "Preciziei" at the left end covers up the previous station name of "Industriilor", which was changed in 2009, while "Anghel Saligny" has been added to the right side to reflect the new M3 terminus that opened in 2008.
(Source: Marcus Wong from Geelong/Flickr)
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The map itself isn't much help, as it's pretty much a work of fiction: a weird combination of different parts of the Orient Express's historical routes (see this diagram on Wikipedia) and a branch to Warsaw via Prague that was never part of the train's itinerary.
Maybe, as simple artwork intended for a children's toy, the designers were simply thinking that no one would notice any inaccuracies. Looks great, though!
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It's ok but reminds me of my meatloaf I make lacking the other stuff I put in it. Always use Picante to make meatloaf.It is GREAT!
Great recipe. I tweaked it a bit and added bread crumbs to the mixture to bind the meat and salsa so it wasn't soupy
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Buies Creek has 1 schools. Some of the best schools in Buies Creek are Buies Creek Elementary School with a GreatSchools rating of 7/10 and a parent rating of 5/5 stars. The average GreatSchools rating for Buies Creek public schools is 7/10, with an average student/teacher ratio of 15:1.
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Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $45,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have not changed over the past 3 months. This is 14% lower than the county average of $1,258 and 5% lower than the state average of $1,159.
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|For Sale: 1
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|Recently Sold: 3
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|Property Records: 208
|Foreclosed: N/A
The average home price in Buies Creek is $65,000, which is 20% lower than the average sold price in Buies Creek ($81,220) . The average home price per square foot in Buies Creek is $0 and about 1% of all homes in Buies Creek sold in the last 6 months. For Buies Creek home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 208 property records or search our 3 recently sold or 1 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Buies Creek are only a part of the 3,544,441 properties and 91,287 homes for sale in North Carolina. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Buies Creek also influence the average home price $192,618 and average sale price $218,465 of North Carolina. Listing counts, Buies Creek home prices and home values in Buies Creek are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.
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