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It has been claimed that Michelle Williams daughter Matilda thoroughly enjoys the preparation that goes into the build up to the Oscars 2012. Busy Philipps, a fellow actress and friend of Michelle Williams has revealed how six year old Matilda and her own daughter Birdie Leigh love to get involved in the preparation for the Oscars 2012.
Comedy actor Seth Rogen started out as a stand up comedian but has admitted that the chances of him returning to stand up comedy are highly unlikely. Seth claims that there are plenty of good comedians around at the moment that there is no need for him to return to stand up comedy and admitted that he is currently enjoying making movies, so stand up comedy is currently a no no.
My Week With Marilyn actress Michelle Williams has revealed how she found it rather difficult to shake the image that she had developed from her Dawson's Creek character Jen. Michelle claims that she experienced quite a fair amount of typecasting, due to the sexuality of her character and that she wanted to move away from that, so that people could see that she was capable of playing more than one type of character.
My Week With Marilyn actress Michelle Williams has revealed how she always expected to have more children not long after the birth of her daughter Matilda, so that Matilda would have some siblings of a similar age to play with. Michelle also discussed how Matilda's growing up will lead to more questions about her father Heath Ledger.
Destiny's Child singer and The X Factor judge Kelly Rowland has spoken about how beautiful the baby of her band mate Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z is. Kelly stated that Blue Ivy is so beautiful that she cannot stop grinning, as she is so proud of her good friend. Kelly also spoke of the rumour that there was a sing song when she visited Blue Ivy for the first time.
The 2012 Academy Awards are just around the corner and former Dawsons Creek actress Michelle Williams has been nominated for the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in My Week With Marilyn. Michelle has admitted how she feels very grateful to get the recognition from the Academy and admitted that it is a testament to the legacy of Marilyn Monroe.
Michelle Williams has spoken out about the death of Australian actor Heath Ledge and revealed how it tore her apart so much that she thought she was actually going crazy. Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams dated for a number of years and have a young daughter named Matilda but Heath was found dead in 2008 in his New York City apartment, leaving both mother and daughter devastated.
Former Destiny's Child singer Beyoncé has been receiving lots of kind words from her former band mates in regards to her new baby daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. Blue Ivy was delivered naturally on January 7 in a New York City hospital and friends of Jay-Z and Beyoncé have spoken of how gorgeous the baby girl is.
Harry Potter actress, Emma Watson has revealed how impressed she was with her co star, Michelle Williams' performace as Marilyn Monroe in the movie My Week with Marilyn. Emma claims that she could not think of another actress who could have done a better job than Michelle and also praised the script for the movie.
The 'My Week With Marilyn' actress - who has a six-year-old daughter Matilda with her late ex-fiance Heath Ledger - was star-struck when she met Jeff Bridges and admits to having a crush on the 'Crazy Heart' actor and was overwhelmed when they met for the first time.
She said: "I walked behind Jeff Bridges on the red carpet once. I was like, 'Oh my God, it's him! He turned around and shook my hand - he had his sunglasses on and I was, well, I kind of wished I had sunglasses on too so I could hide behind them."
Following the death of The Dark Knight actor Heath Leadger, Michelle dated director Spike Jonze for around a year but has been single since they separated in 2009, and she claims to find life easier by staying single. She told Britain's HELLO! magazine: "The best way to deal with relationships is not to have them."
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I've had a lot of dear friends wanting pictures the past few monhts. I am loving the photo shoots. It's been a lot of fun, and I love my friends kids. So fun to capture those moments.
However, I thinking of veering into the life of paid photography.
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Commissioners choose local bidover low bid for liability coverage
Coverage to continue through Barney Insurance.
LEXINGTON—A liability and comprehensive insurance package offered through a state association could have saved Dawson County a chunk of change.
A proposal from the Nebraska Intergovernmental Risk Management Association (NIRMA) offered not only insurance to cover county property but also added benefits including legal counsel for $272,212 annually.
In an unconventional move, though, commissioners chose to stay with a liability and comprehensive plan provided by EMC Insurance with Barney Insurance of Lexington as the third-party administrator.
Cost of the plan for the next year will be $287,464, more than $15,000 higher.
Commissioners traditionally accept the lowest bid but during a special meeting on Nov. 23, a motion to switch to NIRMA failed.
Commissioners Roger Bauer and Bill Stewart wanted to keep the insurance locally. Dean Kugler and Butch Hagan voted for the lower cost. Commissioner P.J. Jacobson was absent.
"Legally, they do not have to bid this," said county clerk Karla Zlatkovsky.
But when the new one-year contract is up with EMC Insurance, Zlatkovsky said it's likely the county board will accept new proposals.
"Only a handful of counties are not involved with NIRMA," Zlatkovsky said.
The association includes 83 entities, of which 79 are Nebraska counties.
In other business, commissioners learned during their regular bimonthly meeting on Dec. 1 that the county will receive $200,000 in governmental stimulus funds to cover the cost of purchasing and remodeling a building to be used as the Dawson County Public Transit headquarters and bus barn.
County grant writer Janna Pierce and handibus director Barb Hollenbeck told the board that in coming years, general operating budget funds from the government will not be given to transit programs without buildings to house buses.
The next step will be negotiating a purchase price for the building at the intersection of Van Buren and Plum Creek Parkway in Lexington which will house the three public transit buses as well as the handibus office.
The handibus office is now in the Lexington Grand Generation Center and buses are parked outside.
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- approved a conservation easement agreement for 54 acres of land owned by Spencer and Donna Knauss.
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Can eating more chocolate actually be a smart, healthy decision? Yes, it can, despite everything your parents used to say.
A few summers ago, my family took a trip to Hershey, Penn. to visit the Hershey factory and learn about the candy that my family has always been absolutely crazy about and makes my kids bounce off the walls -- CHOCOLATE!
Bad news for America's war on obesity.
If you love potato chips and milk chocolate, the folks at Lays have married the two -- well, sort of.
He was born into a family of Mennonite farmers in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1857. He left school in the fourth grade to work as an apprentice to a printer for a while but found his calling when he began work as an apprentice to a candymaker.
Tomorrow is Super Bowl Sunday!!! If you're anything like me you're preparing to have people over today or you are getting ready to go somewhere to watch the game.
I'm still on my sugar/caffeine/chocolate high! What a GREAT time at this year's Chocolate Affair! Were YOU seen?
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But, it is pretty dang close. I'm going to try to paint the picture for you. You walk in the doors and there are just chocolate everything everywhere, all over the place. From chocolate wines, to chocolate covered-popcorn, to chocolate apples and chocolate beer to chocolate on sticks to chocolate fountains
This sounds too good to be true. I mean, what will they say next. Bacon is linked to clearing of the arteries....LOL...OK, Probably not. Getting serious now, ....Chocolate has been linked to lower weight. A group of smart guys at the University of California found that those who eat chocolate a couple times a week ....
If you're anything like me you have a weakness for chocolate. I'm not talking about Snickers, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, or Three Musketeer's. I'm talking about chocolate that is hand crafted right here in Western New York.
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US confirms duties on some steel imports from Asia, Europe
| October 08, 2014 | International Trade
The United States onfirmed duties on imports of non-oriented electrical steel from China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Sweden and Taiwan after finding the goods were being sold too cheaply in U.S. markets. Read More »
Syngenta confirms it applied to cultivate GMO corn in China
| October 08, 2014 | International Trade
Swiss-based seed firm Syngenta had applied for cultivation approval for its Viptera GMO corn in China, but later halted the process to focus on winning import permission for the grain, a company spokesman told Reuters. Read More »
Yum China sales recovery could take up to nine months
| October 08, 2014 | International Trade
Yum Brands Inc said it expects China sales to bounce back strongly in 2015, but warned that it likely would take several months to recover from a supplier scandal that scared away diners in its most important market. Read More »
South Korea powers up downtown duty-free sales as China tourism magnet
| October 08, 2014 | International Trade
Already the world's biggest duty-free market, South Korea said it will issue more licences for downtown duty-free shops, doubling down on a strategy that has helped it outstrip regional rivals seeking to reel in shopaholic Chinese tourists. Read More »
GT Advanced bankruptcy offers warning to Apple suppliers
| October 08, 2014 | International Trade
The financial implosion of Apple Inc supplier GT Advanced Technologies Inc this week offers a dramatic illustration of how the iPhone maker can put the screws to suppliers willing to take a short-term risk for future riches. Read More »
New kings of the road: Big motorbike makers rev up in Southeast Asia
| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
Roads in Southeast Asia have been getting a little louder lately as motorcycle makers, an aspiring middle class and easy bank credit come together to breed a new genus of motorcyclists – the big-bike rider. Read More »
US trade deal won't change rules on 'toxic' chemicals, EU says
| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
The European Union is seeking to contain a new complaint that a trade deal with the United States would undermine Europe's protection against dangerous chemicals, eager to avoid another front of resistance to the world's biggest trade accord. Read More »
US farmers latest to sue Syngenta over GMO corn rejected by China
| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
Farmers from the biggest U.S. corn-growing states have sued Syngenta AG over sales of genetically modified corn seed not approved by China, joining global exporters in pursuing damages from the Swiss-based company. Read More »
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| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
McDonald's Holdings Co (Japan) Ltd said it would hold a news conference to announce its annual earnings forecasts, which it withdrew in July after a food safety scare in China pummelled its sales. Read More »
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| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
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| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
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China to cut steel exports in 2015
| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
China will likely decrease steel exports in 2015 following the cancellation this year of export incentives such as tax rebates, a China Iron Ore and Steel Association (CISA) official told Reuters. Read More »
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that exports have disappointed because companies are shifting production overseas and because companies are not cutting prices in overseas markets. Read More »
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| October 07, 2014 | International Trade
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Toyota, Mitsubishi to halt production at some Japan plants due to typhoon
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The World Bank cut its 2014-2016 growth forecasts for developing East Asia
| October 06, 2014 | International Trade
The World Bank cut its 2014-2016 growth forecasts for developing East Asia, noting that China was likely to slow due to policies aimed at putting the economy on a more sustainable footing, and it also cautioned of capital-flight risks to Indonesia. Read More »
Russia led South Stream pipeline still a go
| October 06, 2014 | Breakbulk & Projects | Energy | Pipeline | International Trade
The Russia-led South Stream undersea gas pipeline is still going ahead, Energy Minister Alexander Novak was quoted as saying on Saturday, following concerns the European Union might be losing enthusiasm for the project. Read More »
U.S. Coal Exports Continued To Decline
| October 05, 2014 | Energy | International Trade | Ports & Terminals | Ports | Dry Bulk Port
U.S. coal exports have continued to decline from their record volumes in 2012. During the first half of 2014, coal exports totaled 52.3 million short tons (MMst), 16% below the same period in 2013. Read More »
U.S. Exports Up in August
| October 05, 2014 | International Trade
The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, through the Department of Commerce, announced today that total August exports of $198.5 billion and imports of $238.6 billion resulted in a goods and services deficit of $40.1 billion, down from $40.3 billion in July, revised. August exports were $0.4 billion more than July exports of $198.0 billion. August imports were $0.2 billion more than July imports of $238.3 billion. Read More »
Coface: UAE Economy Grows Stronger Thanks to Effective Diversification Policy
| October 05, 2014 | International Trade
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Meet Turritopsis nutricula, the Benjamin Button of the sea or, as you probably know him, the immortal jellyfish. About as wide as a human pinky nail when fully grown, Turritopsis has quite the unique ability- although it typically reproduces and dies the old-fashioned way, when starvation, physical damage, or other crises arise, this little jellyfish has the ability to transform all of its cells back into a younger state. Turritopsis turns itself into a blob-like cyst, which then develops into a polyp colony, the first stage in jellyfish life. Through asexual reproduction, the resulting polyp colony can spawn hundreds of genetically identical jellyfish- perfect copies of the original adult.


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The newest cosmic mystery: four distinct high-energy flashes! (Is the Universe trying to get our attention?) Astronomers are calling them Fast Radio Bursts, but we have yet to determine their origins.
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A couple of items from two of the primary players in the world of RSS and weblog search.
+ The Merc's Michael Bazeley let's us know that Feedster has just unveiled a "blogs-only feed search."
Feedster CEO Scott Rafer told Bazeley, that so much non-blog information is now syndicated through XML feeds that it's becoming harder to hone in on purely blogosphere buzz or info.
+ Technorati's CEO, David Sifry, writes about several new features and enhancements to Technorati.
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I've just re-lauched Legal Nomads after several years of the same design. With long-form writing, home page highlighting all the photos and projects I've been working on during the prior 6 years of writing and more, I'm really excited to share it.
And! A new logo:
As usual you can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and on the blog. This Tumblr has been inactive for awhile so I thought I'd explain the changes in recent months.
It's suprisingly easy to be gluten-free in Italy. As someone with celiac disease (diagnosed about a decade ago) I often find myself relieved to be in Southeast Asia, home of fish sauce and rice. Soy sauce has wheat flour, but fish sauce is safe for celiacs. Imagine my surprise, then, to find out that Italy was one of the most friendly countries in the world for gluten-free eaters. This is homemade pasta, gluten-free, with fresh rosemary and parmesan cheese. My post about why Italy is so attuned to these allergies is here.


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Illustration for the Vice article 'A Liberating Guide to Life Without Benefits'.
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My piece from the Nautical Nonsense exhibition is now available to buy from the Gallery Nucleus website. Its a one off original painted in acrylic and ink.
I have some work in this great SpongeBob exhibition, if you are in the are you should check it out.
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If your in London tonight come down to Gosh Comics for a triple launch and signings from myself, Jon McNaught and Luke Pearson.
Come down to Beach London on Thursday 13th September for the launch of my first comic book published by Nobrow.
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A year ago in September 2013 we published a post on 'How to build a church website from a template'. The year passed quickly and now we'd like to refresh the topic with some new ideas.
When it comes to web design, designers are keen to follow trends and justifiably so. Web designs can indeed help you to make a splash with your website. However, among all the blossoming trends, there are some trends which can – and must – be left behind, as they can prove to be the nasty burns for you website's prospects.
Content sliders become very popular among website owners especially if they own online stores for their products. Such popularity is easy to explain. jQuery content slider adds vibrancy and freshness to the website. It helps with presenting the most important and useful content of a great amount of the website information as well as improve usability.
Easily the most popular blogging platform and foundation of several major websites, WordPress owes its fame to its flexibility and ease of use. The fact that it's free, open-source and based on incredibly popular PHP and MySQL doesn't hurt either. On top of that, there's a whole wealth of plugins, which can expand the platform way beyond its basic core installation.
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My son enjoy his time very much in this school. Principal & teachers are great and very careing.
My 8 year old son has been attending this school since 1st grade, because of this school my son is excelling beyound his grade level in some areas
This school is amazing! My daughter attends here, and she loves the school's activities! She favors all of her teachers, and she makes lots of friends there! Yukon Elementary is a fun place to visit and learn new things, and a lot of enjoyment!
I love Yukon, My daughter started Yukon in first grade and she is now a fifth grader and I will be sad when she has to leave Yukon. The teachers and staff are great. The feeling I get when my daughter comes home and shares something that she has learned is incredible. I feel very fortunate for our time at Yukon and wish the staff well after we go. Debra
My daughter started Kindergarten this September. I am very impressed with the level of commitment and professionalism from the teachers and staff at Yukon Elementary. Everyone is highly dedicated and involved in giving our children the highest education. And most importantly the Principal, teachers, secretaries, and staff are so warm and friendly. Thank you and keep up the wonderful work your doing for our children!
Great school with a samll town feel in the midst of LA. Lots of activities. Caring Principal.
Since my children have attended Yukon I have only great things to say. The principal, a stronger leader in fundementals, emphasis the importance of reading. The teacher's are enthusiastic and go far beyond their duties. You can definetly see they have a love for teaching and most importantly the children. The school offers reading clubs, friendship clubs, DJ Dewey for special events and so much more. Our son who had no interest in reading, now reads during his free time. He has grown and continues with the tender care from a very special teacher. I highly recommend this school to anyone who wants to give there child the best opportunity.
Yukon is a wonderful school with dedicated teachers, wonderful staff, and a splendid learning environment. It has an incredibly small town feel for being in a large city and 'everybody knows everybody'. Class size is small and parents are included in many activities with their children.
Yukon is a wonderful school! It's a very small school which we love. Kids get the attention that they need. The teachers and staff treat all of the kids with great care. The principal is wonderful and spends lots of time reading with students. They are very involved with reading. They have wonderful teachers and aides. I highly recommend Yukon.
Yukon for the most part a great school with great teachers. My oldest daughter had wonderful Kindergarten and 1st grade teachers. But, her 2nd grade teachers is not so great. She is very stern and strict. She has no compassion or patience at all which I think you need with young children. But, I think it is just this teacher and doesnt speak for the school in a whole. My younger daughter who is finishing up kindergarten has a spectacular teacher with lots of experience, compassion and patience.
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17815 Yukon Avenue
Torrance, CA 90504
Phone: (310) 533-4477
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The process known as Intel® PROSet Tray Icon belongs to software Intel® PROMonitor or Intel® PRO Intelligent or Intel® PRO Intelligent Installer by Intel (www.intel.com).
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Converting losses into profits
Intelligent store networks attack shrink at the point of the problem
When a network is configured to deliver real-time solutions, and does so while managing itself, store personnel can spend more time running the store and less time attending to burdensome tasks associated with loss prevention. Networks not only gives store management and local LP staff better support, but system wide monitoring and reporting also keeps headquarters apprised of individual theft events, LP trends and important store-level operations intelligence. They also dramatically reduce system downtimes by providing remote system monitoring and greatly accelerated maintenance operations.
Soon, the market should see one cohesive system including applications for shoplifting prevention, sweet hearting, bottom-of-the basket losses and even shopping cart theft all built on one self-managing store network. [RM1]
In these times, executives should consider bolstering their loss prevention budgets and investing in networked technologies because they are delivering payback in a matter of months. The bottom line is that losses can be turned into profits today, and the trend can be made permanent, to vastly improve an organization's chances for greater financial success.
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A team from the Union Steel ministry today met with the state government to find ways to increase production and consumption of steel in the region.
Per capital consumption of steel in Himachal Pradesh at 15 kg is much lower than the national average of 48 kg, Steel Ministry Secretary Atul Chaturvedi told reporters.
"Through sustained efforts our target is to make HP a 'steel hub,' which could meet enhanced needs of steel not just in HP but also in neighbouring states of Jammu and Kashmir, Uttrakhand, Punjab and Haryana," Chaturvedi, who headed the central team, said.
He said the ministry and other central PSUs would encourage local entrepreneurs by providing free consultancy, raw materials and also help in marketing finished products.
Describing talks with the state government as "positive and encouraging," the Steel secretary said his ministry along with PSUs like SAIL, NMDC, Ispat Nigam and MECON would encourage local businessmen to make more steel items.
He identified great scope for production of stainless steel, which could be converted into making household utensils, steel pipes and angles for power transmission line in the state.
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Good hole-in-the-walls in Reseda/Northridge area?
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- unlazyboy285 Feb 18, 2007 12:12 PM
I'm scouting out all of the good (fairly cheap) non-corporate places to eat around the valley, particularly around the Reseda/Northridge area which is where I live. I've found places like Kings, Homeplate Burgers, Cupids, Daglas, Holiday Burger, Cavarretta's and some others. Any good recommendations?
iF YOU CAN MAKE IT TO Chatsworth, there is a heavenly...family owned Southern cooking place that has wonderful fried chicken; in fact, everything is wonderful!
Just wish I could remember the name--but, if you get to Topanga Canyon Blvd...turn right and it's about two blocks on your right.
Also, a very good Mexican restaurant in the same block (or blocks).
The southern restaurant is Les Sisters and it is on Devonshire west of de Soto. I love their food. Lunch is a total bargain. My favorites include smothered pork chops(so good!) fried crawfish (fantastic and a very large portion) and their unsweetened lemonade. I believe the other restaurant that Shari2005 is talking about is Los Toros. I love their mexican food too and the free bean dip and chips are addicting. Brents Deli is off of Parthenia and Corbin and I think it's the best deli around. If you like all you can eat asian food you might want to check out L.A. Buffet. They have sushi and a mongolian BBQ and its very inexpensive for lunch.
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I'll second the rec for Les Sisters. Also nearby is Woodlands for some great South Indian vegetarian.
My favorite Vietnamese joint is Pho So 1 there in Reseda (is this the one you're thinking of, running_pig?).
Dos Arbolitos is a great Mexican place on Woodley in North Hills.
re: unlazyboy285
Falafel Palace or Pita Pocket; both on Reseda Blvd, both family run, both are most excellent. If you're looking for falafel in particular, I would recommend The Palace. If you're looking for shawarma, Pita Pocket is quite good; plus they make a laffa in house that is to die for.
E&E Curry House - - - Reseda/Roscoe - same strip center as California Chicken Cafe - 2nd floor - AWESOME
If you want a treat get over to Top Thai on Reseda Blvd. (7333 Reseda/818 705 8902 and CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY) to sample their Northern Thai dishes. When you get the menu go to the back pages where they list "house specials" and there are some really different, delicious and totally intoxicating items to be found there.
They have a satay made with broad slabs of pork that have enough garlic to protect you from vampires for the rest of the year called mu-ping. They also have some other grilled meats and sausages that are Northern specialties along with some excellent noodle dishes and a pasta dish clled chow soy that is something found in small shops in Chang Mai.
A great place and their prices run from $5.50 to around $12.
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Top Thai is fantastic. I agree that the Northern Thai dishes on the back page of the menu are not to be missed. The restaurant doesn't look like much from the outside, but don't let that deter you. It is actually quite nice inside, and the family who runs it are lovely people. Great food, nice people and reasonable prices, all in Reseda. It's a real gem.
Another thai place, Siam Cuisine on San Fernando Mission and Balboa in Granada Hills. They have the best garlic pork and spicy squid salad that I've ever had.
Sandwich Express in Reseda on Sherman Way/Reseda Blvd for cheap Vietnamese sandwiches on freshly baked French baguettes. 12 inch subs for under $3.
Kyushu Ramen off of Sherman Way/Van Nuys Blvd. for Japanese ramen under $10.
Mandarin Deli in Northridge on Reseda for Chinese noodles.
Emle's 9250 Reseda Blvd (818) 772-2203-open 7am-8pm or later. It is across the street from Mandarin Deli (mentioned in previous post) and A&W Seafood (Chinese and dim sum.) They have a fantastic funnel cake french toast that has been a legend in Carmel for 30 years or so. Lunch and dinner are a variety of items including seafood. Watch out for heavy garlic in everything.


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Fat privilege
(oh, another troll submission! The hills are aliiiive with the sound of trolls…. As usual, my responses are in bold)
Fat privilege is blaming your weight on genetics.
Hate is ignoring whatever facts you need to so you can keep on stewing and spewing and basking in unearned social superiority.
Genetics controls where your muscle insertions are, and how easily you put on fat/muscle. Even with the worst genetics, you can get in shape.
Muscle insertions? Are those like the insertions I put in my bra sometimes? No, wait, forget I said that!
So I'm confused…are you say weight is or is not influenced by genetics? (it is, of course)
As long as calories in > calories out, you WILL lose weight. You WILL feel better. You WILL only need one airline ticket.
Except that the body as a Bunsen burner model (which is the calories in / calories out equation you cite) violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics. In other words: PHYSICS PWN!
As for airline tickets, if they keep getting smaller and the pitch keeps decreasing fewer and fewer people will fit into plane seats. The airlines control the seat size and whether or not someone can fit into the seat, not the person purchasing the seat. Duh.
Stop thinking that you can be fat and healthy. You can't.
Stop making excuses for the way you are. You're fat because you eat shit and don't exercise.
Assumptions make an ass out of you and…actually, just you.
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Wait wait wait "As long as calories in > calories out, you WILL lose weight" This would require all thin people to either follow this or make sure their caloric intake=caloric usage to maintain their weight. We all know that people don't stay thin that way, at least not most of them. Bodies are infinitely more intricate than a simple negative deficit to lose weight. Also, this person obviously failed math or something. This, >, is a greater than symbol implying that calories in should be greater than, aka more than, the calories they burn to lose weight. Besides their obvious lack of knowledge in how intricately bodies work, they can't even write out what they meant to say properly.
Hahaha, I didn't even notice the ">" ! I just read it like trolls usually mean it — the golden bullshit magic spell of "calories in = calories out" (= thin! Superior!)
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Azia and A25 closing
- bob s Jul 9, 2010 09:17 AM
According to this story, Thom Phan is closing Azia and A25 (f/k/a Anemone) at the end of the month and will be opening a new restaurant downtown.
Anemoni Sushi & Oyster Bar
2550 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404
Azia Restaurant and Bar
2550 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
re: soupkitten
Maybe, given the 'neighbors' across the street from the new space, 'naked sushi' will catch on this time.
Oops. Sorry.
re: soupkitten
Commenters on the Strib website were much less reserved! Well, I don't really know the deal. But I'll be sad to lose a good place for drinks and snacks. I loved the oyster wings there, and it was nice to hang out in a space that felt kind of upscale without spending a ton of money. I never actually had a full meal there, though.
I hope the new place works out, it would be nice to have something like that downtown. I don't find a lot of reasons to go down there lately.
re: soupkitten
Wasn't it also an Olive Garden at one point?
A25 was recently on a daily deal site, probably sold a several hundred to a few thousand certificates. I wonder what happens to those. Also makes Lenny Russo's take on these sites fairly prophetic.
I am thinking this is a pretty risky move considering how bad that space has been. If an Olive Garden can't survive, I don't think this place can. Not good parking and it is not the kind of place that the average baseball fan is looking for (sushi bar with a techno dj). Speaking of which can people finally get the idea that having a dj at a restaurant is not cool anymore (not that it ever was), a little too 2003.
Also strange that they just re-did A25 and it was getting some decent reviews and now they are closing and moving.
Wish them luck, maybe they know something that the rest of us don't.
From what I've heard, the building at 25th and Nicollet is not in good shape, so that is part of the reason they are "moving." The old Morales space has been vacant for well over a year, and if the building is bad, this space will stay vacant too. I didn't like Azia and thought it was over priced, but I really don't want to see another vacant storefront on Nicollet.
Azia Restaurant
2550 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
I have to say, I ate at Azia awhile ago, and received sub-par food and an empty stomach for $50. Ridiculous. I refused to go back until a group of friends insisted. So back I went. Same thing. I ordered a lot of very pricey, poor quality food and left feeling hungry. So I walked into the nearest Mexican restaurant nearby.
The one time I did enjoy the place was on a Saturday night. My boyfriend bought me a couple strong Sake drinks and I danced like a maniac to the House music. So maybe that is the way to enjoy a place like that? Strong drink that someone else pays for + dancing + no food purchase.
Azia Restaurant
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One of the greatest games ever made!
Was my Favorite game,Loved the campaign
Multiplayer had so much in it
29 maps,heaps of Game modes
Wicked guns...But a halo match making system that was garbage WTF!
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Damn you Xbox 360! lol
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WAW baby! A Fantastic Shooter
Fucking Amazing!
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great start for the Xbox 360
It's halo baby
Great Game.Amazing Multiplayer for it's time!
Love it forever
My Favorite RTS
My favorite Car game!
Freaking Awesome!
i got it for $9au with the camera NEW!
Love it with my Girl and friends
Love it with my Girl and friends
great game,i need to finish it lol
It's resident Evil Baby!
Fucking loved this game...guns where insane
cant wait for new one...
Didn't like this one at the time
I got it for $9 and it's pretty good! camera and sword are a bit annoying
Great game...better then i expected
Love it
First RPG i ever finished
Amazing game!
Pretty good game
Awesome start for Xbox 360
Pretty good!
great for Xbox live
Great for Xbox live
Stands the test of time...fuck i love Xbox live
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Xbox live baby!
Awesome live arcade game
Fucking hard!
One of my regrets
Wow what a game
Fucking shit!
What a waste
i need to play more chess
WoW didn't know it was only release for Xbox 360 lol
Not bad...but its old
Not bad...
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I got it
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tried to make an island text adventure
and failed miserably. Just wanted to take a break from Unity and all that fancy 3d. But, it was fun to mess around TADS3 for a bit. There's a few things you can do in the game, but nothing too interesting. Will probably come back to TADS3 one day and make a proper text adventure. Now to finish my real entry.
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Fun Game
Ludum Dare Zero (Beta, 24 hour), theme Indirect Interaction. My game, Fun Game. Contrary to the name, Fun Game wasn't a fun game. In fact, it wasn't anywhere near a complete game. The idea was to (hahaha) create a virtual pet game in 24 hours. Genius idea I do say. I did complete a bunch of art, and had a … sort of working user interface. All in all, not too bad a stab at a 24 hour game… just nothing worth mentioning.


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Sunday's official guesstimate on attendance was 72,000.
Seriously? The grandstands, which seat 92,000, might have been half full. Maybe. But that might even be a stretch. Let's say they were and give 'em 46,000 for that -- which would mean there were another 26,000 in the infield, where there couldn't have been half that.
A most generous but much closer to accurate estimate on the attendance would have been, say, 56,000. And that's not enough to justify continuing to come this far west two times a year. It's that simple.
Wouldn't it be better for everyone involved to take one date away from Auto Club Speedway and gamble on getting better results in Kansas? For that matter, there are other venues that probably deserve the Sprint Cup date just as much as Kansas and infinitely more than ACS -- such as Las Vegas Motor Speedway, which has been begging for a second race weekend; or even Kentucky Motor Speedway, which is salivating for the chance at just one.


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