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"It was the most unique version of rasam I've ever had - so, so good!" in 11 reviews
"I almost always get a dosa, and my favorite one is the American Punjabi Spinach w/ chicken." in 144 reviews
"Their menu is unlike any traditional East Indian menu...dosas, sambar & idli...vegetarian and meaty platters...paneer, chicken, lamb." in 8 reviews
More than Dosa. They have a wide ranch of offerings (from chinese chop suey to curry to snacks). It actually gave me a feeling of the offering I'd get when in Indian. A combination of street food to simpler entree. The prices were spot on. Not dirty cheap but fair and reasonable.
This is what I had on this trip
Masala chicken dosa - I am pretty picky about my dosa so this didn't quite do it for me although I know it's hard to get the consistency of dosa with it perfect light and crunch when it is stuffed. So this tasted more like a chicken, potatoes, burrito subbing tortilla wrap with dosa
Cumin lamb - has a kick and although the ownet climb it's curry don't expect a lot of sauce to dip with
Appetizer cauliflower - forgot the name but basically think general gao chicken flavor and breading but with cauliflower.
Gulam julab - fried dough bowl in syrup - came nice and warm with slices of apricot acorn nuts - good if you like this dessert
Mint ginger drink - winning esp since I was coming down with a cold - not too sweet so perfecy
I am currently on a project in San Mateo for work, and my teammates and I have been here about 20 times over the last several months. We always leave full and happy.
I am gluten free so I can only speak to the GF items, but there are several options. I almost always get a dosa, and my favorite one is the American Punjabi Spinach w/ chicken. The chutneys are delicious. My coworker is vegan, and has many options as well.
I've never spent more than $15 dollars or waited longer than 10 minutes for my food. I highly recommend trying it out!
This is a self service place with plastic utensils and uninspired workers when I came on a sunday evening, defiantly not real indian food compared to what I have eaten in the past though it was good but way overpriced in my opinion, those negivatives give it a modest 2 stars. Go here for indian/asian fast food but not for any kind of regluar dining.
Very good Indian food with lots of vegan and gluten free options! The veggie dosa is delicious!
I eat here once a week. I've tried most of the things on the menu, and they're
all consistently good. Prices are low for a meal, and I have to give them credit for
having $1.50 fountain drinks rather than the usual $2.50 or $3.
There is probably something with gluten on the menu, but I haven't found it. I think
the dosas are all made with lentil flour, which is a lot better than wheat.
Once in a blue moon, they'll have lamb biryani for $11 or $12 (better than the $16 you pay elsewhere). Their biryani never LOOKS as good as elsewhere, but always
tastes better.
They also have some interesting Chinese/Indian hybrid items.
I don't like their Uttabam as much as elsewhere, but there is nothing really
wrong with it.
All of their dosas are good, and a nice generous portion. Kids meals give you a
really big portion for the price.
Desserts are all good too.
One item I've never had or seen elsewhere is the Bombay dust, or fried idli and it
is well worth it.
The Rava dosa takes a long while to make, but good if you're willing to wait.
Totally over hyped!!
Heard it's under the same management as 'Curry up now' and boldly walked into this place on a weekend for dinner.
Ordered a lot of food - thali, gangra noodles(don't be fooled; it's only noodles wrapped in small dosas along with a choice of fried paneer/chicken), uttappam tacos, hakka noodles, dosa, fried dumplings in sambar(vada sambar), Bombay dust fried idli, etc. The names are as exotic and unique as those at Curry up now but the food falls way below their standards.
None of the dishes are noteworthy.
Not coming back.
We had tangra noodles dosa with paneer,uttapam tocos and rasam wada.Great stuff.Will come again to try others.
No more long drives for us to the South bay to get our south indian food fix. Chennai Club nails it with the south indian fare! The idlis, the dosas, the uttappams and the sambhar are all spot on. Haven't tried their North Indian dishes but i wouldn't be surprised if they aren't as good as the South Indian dishes. We tried the chilly chicken and it was not that great. They were previously owned by the same people as Curry Up Now, but looks like its owned by different people now. The service was very quick and our food came very quickly, they also deliver via fluc.com.
Average food. . I was hoping to get some authentic curd vadai and did not like their fusion style with chaat type prep. . Liked the papdam in the south indian thali. . This is not a place for authentic South Indian food. If you like to experiment South n Chinese/ North Indian fusion go for it. .
Really good food, not spectacular, and the service is only okay. The prices are good, the place is pretty clean and the food has lots of flavor and it is a different kind of Indian food than we typically see. It was good, but I don't know if I'll be back when I come back to the Bay Area.
Fast food style Indian place that was quite busy at 8:30PM. To be fair, I didn't try their dosa, which seems to be what they make the most of. I got the cumin lamb ($11, comes with white rice and some vegetables) and their crispy garlic fried rice ($9). Both were pretty salty and mediocre. Both of these items came off their Indian-Chinese portion of their menu, which I was lukewarm on. The serving size / cost of the cumin lamb was fair -- it makes a complete meal with the rice and vegetables. The garlic fried rice tasted more or less like fried rice I can make at home, which makes $9 pretty steep given that there wasn't anything in it that really justifies the cost. Parking seems to be only side of the street and it's on El Camino Real so I guess convenience might vary by time of day.
As a plus, there's online ordering through the yelp mobile app and the order comes out pretty fast. The menu is also pretty extensive so I can only speak for 2 things they make.
Dosas were good, especially all of the fusion ones specially UK chicken. Although service was a little slow but it was late in night and a lot of people had come after an event near by. Overall had a positive experience and definitely planning to go next and try other combinations of fusion dosas.
The Malabar Paratha (Indian bread) and the paneer tikka masala is really good on the new 'Specials' menu. Also, the lamb curry is worth a try.
1.Different indo chinese menu n decent ambience.
2. Most of them are good.
3. Average priced like any other restaurant.
Had the following:
* fried idly - excellent
* rasam avg - good
* chilli chkn - average
* malabar paratha - disastrous
* madras onion dosa - good
* panneer tikka dosa - good
* mattar panneer dosa - good
*Chinese thali - Very good ( fried rice, spring roll, gobi chilli, sweet corn soup, hakkah noodles )
* non veg thali - below average
* mango lassi - good
* gulan jam - very good.
I have eaten here and by mistake my daughter left her book there and i followed up with them next day and they said they found it but do not know where they have kept
i have been following from last 4 days n they do not have concrete answer
surprising if they are not careful about a book, i wonder what if i have forgotten my wallet there
pretty disappointed...not expected
I've always wondered what it would be like to have dosa filled with meat and now I know. It's awesome. We split the American dosa which had butter chicken and saag inside and the old deli lamb dosa which had... lamb. I enjoyed both immensely and the slight sourness of the dosa batter added more than you'd think flavorwise to the whole experience. They're large portions too so leftovers are a real possibility.
I'd really like to go back and try more of their stuff as well as one of the traditional dosas.
Best South Indian taste in the Peninsula. Go with the regular Indian, not Indian-Chinese menu items. Really authentic flavors with barely a twist. The kale vada in sambar is fresh and out of this world tasty. Thali is also great, loved the accompanying lamb and chicken curries, though a bit under and over salted respectively. Spring veggie dosa is slim and not crisp, filling just ok. Would maybe pass on dosa here, seeking certain dosa specialty places for that Mysore masala dosa fix. Coconut and tomato chutneys are not quite as yummy as Spice Hut's, the former a bit thin in consistency, but are fine. Name and menu changed a few months ago but same great cooks. What a gem of an unassuming restaurant! Wish there were something like this in SF. There's good Pakistani-Indian up here, but less good South Indian food.
Note, this used to be Dosa Republic before Dosa sued them for name similarities and they gave up the long lawsuit.
This is NOT Dosa Republic.
They claim to serve the same food with same but expanded menu. I asked them why they changed the name, they just said the food is still the same.
Well, the food is NOTHING like Dosa. The lamb dish is waterly and bland. The rice is poor quality basmati rice. The chicken biryani was tasteless.
Worse, we both got a stomachache afterwards which ruined our evening.
The place is also not as clean as before. The bathroom floor felt greasy, there were food crumbs on the floor, chairs, etc.
Why is Yelp letting this place keep all the ratings and reviews from Dosa Republic, while this is clearly not the same restaurant? curious... I feel kind of misled.
If you love the format of Curry Up Now's brick and mortar restaurant you will love this new creation as well. Located away from the busy downtown San Mateo on a quieter strip of El Camino, The Dosa Republic offers an extensive menu of traditional and fusion dosas and other Indian street eats. Ambiance is hip, contemporary and modern just like their sister restaurant.
Food is fairly inexpensive. You can get a very fulfilling meal for less than $10. Even the most expensive items on the menu are just slightly over $10 and the portions are generous. All dosas come with 3 tasty chuctneys and sambar for dipping.
I had their popular Tangra dosa (filled with Chinese noodle and veggie) and The Classic Dosa (with just potatoes). While I enjoyed the gratifying bold flavors of Tangra, I was more in love with the traditional classic. Just simple curried potatoes with crispy dosa crepe was enough to make me happy. Baby Idli Indian Chinese Manchurian starter was interesting but the sauce was a bit too salty for my taste. Their Coorgi Filter Coffee was quite good.
These guys really know how to market with the social media. They offer freebies from time to time on twitter or with checkins so follow away.
I will return for some sweet dosas next. All you gulten-free diners and vegans out there will be really happy with this shiny new addition.
So my fiancé and I came in here and we were not expecting much as this was the only place open nearby on Christmas day and it looks pretty casual when you walk in; however, it was not only a delicious restaurant but it really was authentic South Indian food.
My fiancé and I love spicy Indian food, and we especially love dosa! So when we stopped by Chennai Club, we were surprised at how tasty the sambar, coconut, and spicy chutneys were. In addition, the masala (potatoes) had so much flavor and every bite was even better than the first. Now, I am prone to getting heartburn/ acidity after eating dosa and sambar at some places but even after sitting in the car driving from SF to LA, I was totally fine and would totally love to dine at the Chennai Club again.
FYI, if you don't like too much oil in your food, mention it to them. That is one slight change I would suggest next time I dine here, but overall excellent food!
A friendly place for spicy Indian crepes with good flavor and portions. I bought a Yelp deal of $10 for $5 and bought their Hakkah inspired chicken dosha. Very flavorful but not particularly full of chicken strips (coated with something but not freshly stir-fried)-- there were way more savory noodles than anything else. Service was very friendly and even the owner's children served me my food.
The value was good for $10 but I would preferred more freshly prepared chicken in my dosha.
The quality has improved a lot from Dosa republic days. However off late I think the quantities have reduced a little bit & the prices have gone up a little bit. Hopefully they don't keep doing this and lose customers like me. It will be another Annapoorna all over again.
Dusted fried idly, Vada, and Malabar paratha with Paneer tikka masala (hidden menu item) are my favorite.
Beware: they just changed their name from Dosa Republic to The Chennai Club due to another Indian restaurant in SF with the name Dosa. Same owners so no worries there if you are a loyal Dosa Republican.
New signage not up yet so hard to find if you haven't been there before like me. My wife and I wasn't sure what to get so asked the cashier for some recommendations. She recommended the American Punjabi w/ Chicken and the Cumin lamb stew from the unique Indian/Chinese section of the menu. Both were equally tasty, but I enjoyed the lamb a bit more. Super tender and rice was perfect.
Quick service, great food, reasonable prices so definitely recommend.
Only negatives is no towels in the bathroom and did not expect to hear Flo Rida in an Indian restaurant. :)
The Spring Veggie Dosa yelp.com/biz_photos/the-… and the fresh young coconut to drink yelp.com/biz_photos/the-… are my standby favorites here. yelp.com/biz_photos/the-… When I veer from my favorites, I'm less thrilled.
My first visit didn't go so well, and the Paranormal Dosa I had was so spicy that the owner saw the pain in my face and (kindly) sent over some yogurt to help me cool down. My ex and I both didn't feel great afterward, and he was the more daring of the two of us to return to give the place a second chance. I'm glad he did - and recommended it to me as well. Now it's a go-to restaurant, as long as I order the right thing and don't go on a Monday (when they're closed).
It's typically hopping, yelp.com/biz_photos/the-… and everyone I've brought here loves it too.
I just got contacted by someone who claims to be employed by The Chennai Club,
Destany F., aka Alyona, who asked me to take my negative review down, with the following message.
"Take dosa review off
Chris you like to complain, don`t you? And you wish for each neg review u can get money back...oh, dear you can`t play with that. I think you are just a cheap scape and I can clearly tell it to your face as I am the one who helped you and all your friends get accommadated! But you paid first for yourself. The last college paid for every single person in group-BUT YOU. that`s why you are mad....cheap...cheap....cheap Alyona is my name, in case you change your mind"
If this person truly represents the business, I would avoid this place at all costs. If not, I am amazed at the lengths people will go to impersonate a business and not use Yelp's proper response system to address customer complaints.
As an aside, I left one small detail out of my review, but will include it now:
My boss' intent was to treat everyone to lunch that day, but before she was able to say this, I had already paid for my order in full. The inept person at the register didn't know how to combine our orders or refund my transaction, so my boss simply paid me in cash and we didn't make any issue of it. Funny how the restaurant went out of their way to call me cheap when they don't know the backstory, of course I thought it irrelevant to the review, until now.
Paper dosa is so good! And only $9! It's soooo good! Also try the vada with yogurt sauce it's soooo good! The tamarind with the yogurt and green onions is muy delicious. Vada..from what little I know are fried balls of lentil flour. So gooood.
Lots of gluten free options here! Dosas are gluten free!
I discovered this place place through yelp deals. Their dosas are really good. If you are enjoying Carry Up Now, you will become a fan of this new place from the founders of Curry up Now.
There is a light swtich from traditional indian dosas to californian style food by adding some farm veggies. The place offers some authentic dosas as well.
Menu is bit a confusing _ I'm not sure if it's the hand writing or the sheer amount of food that takes up 2 sides of the wall. I didn't even know they had salad options until I had paid.
The place is new and the sign wasn't even up yet.
I was starving and ready to eat ordered the samosa bites (same great crunch as Curry Up Now) and 2-3 perfectly little crunchy potato bites.
I was a bit confused by the Hakka inspired dosa. Basically a dosa stuffed with chow mein. Yeah not a great menu choice for a diet and my god the portion size was enough to feed 2 hungry people. Interesting combo and indicative of fusion street food happening in India. The dosa was thin and had a good crisp spring to it, the chow mein was lacking flavor and pure greasy spoon heaven. I think I would have enjoyed some sarachia with it instead of all the different chutney's.
Overall and interesting adventure away form Curry Up Now, well priced, different food with The same working formula. I will check out again and explore some of the lighter options on the menu.
From the founders of Curry Up Now...but completely unlike Curry Up Now (in a good way). I loved Dosa Republic!!
I ordered the rava masala dosa, my standard first-time comparison dish. It held up to the Saravana Bhavan version, which says a lot. We also ordered samosas and vada. The masala in the samosas was quite intense and flavorful, but skip the vadas - a bit dry and chunky, these weren't a very good representation of the real thing.
P.S. Check in on Yelp for a free pineapple rasam dish. It was the most unique version of rasam I've ever had - so, so good!
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I realize my first mistake was ordering a noodle dish from a restaurant called the DOSA republic. However, I'm not the biggest fan of dosas, and the noodle bowl sounded interesting, so decided to give it a try. I ordered the I'klektik Noodle Bowl (Hakka Indian Chinese Street Noodles w/Indian Chinese Chili Cauliflower, $8) which was ok but quite spicy (and I like my food pretty spicy). However, I didn't like that the cauliflower pieces were more batter than cauliflower, and wish they were able to make it less oily. Overall, this dish was ok, but I probably wouldn't order it again. I'd highly recommend ordering Dosa if dining here!
Exploring my neighborhood for Indian food, I am pleased to know there alternatives to local Bombay Garden and Curry Up Now. The restaurant was nicer than I imagined, being next to a porn shop.
I'm familiar with Pakistani and common Indian dishes, but I think menu item descriptions (with pictures please) would do a LOT of justice. Fortunately I had enough battery life in my phone to Google the dishes, and I ended up ordering Idli and chicken biryani. Biryani is always a safe dish to get. I can even make this myself (feel free to message me for a tasty and easy recipe).
Great flavors. The idli was a bit spongier than I imagined, but paired with the chutneys made them a great appetizer. I have no complaints about the biryani. The chicken was well-cooked and tender. Good-sized portion as well.
I want to try the dosas next time. Dosas are traditionally inexpensive, so I'm not sure why it's around $8-10 locally...hope they fill me up for that price.
I've been here twice. This place is awesome! I was a little overwhelmed with choosing an item on the menu at first but it doesn't seem like you can really go wrong. Just choose something that contains things you like and ask for clarification if you need it.
I asked for a suggestion and the cashier suggested the one with ghost pepper if I liked spicy food. It's really, really hot. Try it if you can handle super spicy food.
If you like Indian food, and hot spicy food, then this is the place to go. Food is delicious!
We came here on a Friday night and didn't have any problem seating our party of 4. The menu is a bit overwhelming because they have a large selection of foods. They have menu boards on the wall, in addition to 4 display monitors on the counter. Customers place their orders at the counter.
It was our first time here and as they brought the food to our table one entree at a time, we weren't sure who ordered what. All dosas looked the same. Food was so hot and spicy my hair went flat cause of all the sweat and steam coming from my head (hee-hee!) but food was good!
My only gripe is that I checked-in on yelp and showed my phone to the cashier and let her know that I wanted my free dessert. I assumed she understood because she looked at my phone, nodded yes, and tapped her screen. My free dessert never came.
I've never had south Indian food before, but this place set the bar high.
I had the American Punjabi Dosa with chicken, which is chicken, spinach, potatoes wrapped up in a crepe-like substance. This could be shared between two people -- it's THAT big. The dosa came with multiple sauces, but it doesn't need it because it's already tasty. If you've never tried dosas or south Indian food, you will not be disappointed with the Chennai Club.
Don't forget to check-in through yelp (I received free spring rolls)!
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i'klektik Indian street food. Come visit Curry Up Now's newest restaurant! Specialties include Dosas served with eclectic fillings like Pork Belly, Jamaican Jerk Chicken, Sri Lankan Chicken …Learn more about The Chennai Club , Opens a popup
i'klektik Indian street food. Come visit Curry Up Now's newest restaurant! Specialties include Dosas served with eclectic fillings like Pork Belly, Jamaican Jerk Chicken, Sri Lankan Chicken Curry, Indian Chinese Noodles with a trio of chutneys, Samosa Bits, Uttappam Tacos and much more!
Traditionalists, no sweat. We've got you covered with Idli Sambar, Vada Sambar, The Classic Masala Dosa, Mysore Masala, Chennai Onion Masala & Rava Dosa. We also feature Utappam, Chana Bhatura, Poori Aloo, Chaats, Egg Hoppers and Biryani on a rotating basis. The 11-13 item Thali is a big seller and crowd pleaser.
Come try our approach to South Indian food. We think you'll like it. Almost everything we serve is Gluten Free & Vegan and every item on our menu can be made Vegetarian.
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Katherine Mansfield
Deaf House Agent
That deaf old man
With his hand to his ear--
His hand to hi head stood out like a shell,
Horny and hollow. He said, "I can't hear,"
He muttered, "Don't shout,
I can hear very well!"
He mumbled, "I can't catch a word;
I can't follow."
Then Jack with a voice like a Protestant bell
Roared--"Particulars! Farmhouse! At 10 quid a year!"
"I dunno wot place you are talking about."
Said the deaf old man.
Said Jack, "What the Hell!"
But the deaf old man took a pin from his desk, picked
a piece of wool the size of a hen's egg from his ear,
had a good look at it, decided in its favour and re-
placed it in the aforementioned organ.
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We are very concerned about the target speed, lane width and other cross-section dimensions, and street tree provisions in DOT's proposed regulation. ... We strongly urge that you propose a regulation to us that incorporates the Planning Board's and it's staff's revisions. By doing so the regulation will lead to the best opportunity to improve automobile, bicycle and pedestrian safety.Council President Mike Knapp and Councilmembers Nancy Floreen, Roger Berliner, Valerie Ervin, Duchy Trachtenberg, and Don Praisner signed the letter.
Marc Elrich sent a separate, concurring letter which specifically says, "the target speed for streets in the Business District classification should be 25mph," but that "we should provide the flexibility to design roads with greater target speeds on some of our roads in Arterial classifications." Elrich is with the rest on road width and street trees.
Neither letter specifically mentions bicycle facilities.
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Phantom, with music by Webber and lyrics by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe, premiered in London in 1986 and opened on Broadway in 1988.
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Two teary-eyed servers embraced. A sign was taped to the inside of the door, directing the remaining stragglers to exit out the side entrance. This door would never open to the same place again.
Love always wins. It may be denied for a time, but not forever. When it can't flourish, it burns and breaks us. When love is allowed, it transforms, improves and heals. It makes us deeper, kinder, more caring people. When we love, we see beyond ourselves, and come to experience another person's full humanity. When we recognize another person's full humanity, we can see it in everyone else, too. The more love the better.
Joannie Sandoval will never forget the day when Gilbert police officers knocked on her door asking about her daughter's whereabouts. It was Dec. 6, 2009, and the department had received a call from a man claiming then-21-year-old Dartanion Stroud killed Sandoval's 26-year-old daughter, Angelita "Lita" Montano, and the police were there to verify the report.
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My grandmother told me about the Tree of Troubles.
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Age: 66
City: Tempe
Service branch: U.S. Army Special Forces
Where and when served: February 1967 to December 1969 in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
Reflection: My most memorable moment came in the spring of 1969 near the tri-border area of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. We observed several thousand soldiers of the North Vietnamese Army finishing breakfast and massing just inside Laos. Myself and one other American Green Beret were in command of a Mobile Strike Force Company (about 150–165 Sedang Montagnard strikers) when an order came down to "go get 'em" and my first thought was, "me and what army?"
Even though we didn't speak the same language, I could see the looks on the faces of these boy soldiers and the translation was unmistakable! I've heard it before and I've heard it since … "Crazy Americans!" We slowly worked through the linguistic barriers when it came to trying to understand complex concepts versus just taking a simple direction or explaining a set of instructions. The basic message was, "you guys are nuts and are going to get us all killed, we think we have a better idea and one which may not get everyone killed" … including this young American Green Beret. Their argument made sense.
We'd take a few guys down there, look around, see what we could see and then call a massive B-52 airstrike down on them and that would be that. Then we would race back to the relative safety of our hilltop perimeter. We got about 50 meters outside of our perimeter and we ran smack into the middle of a forward element of about 500 NVA soldiers of the 66th NVA Regiment. We set up a hasty ambush, which slowed them down long enough for us to make a beeline back to the top of the hill, but we took several casualties in the process. We were outside of artillery range and the monsoon cloud cover precluded bringing in tac air (tactical air support).
Hours went by and we were running out of ammunition and water and we were taking more casualties. Surrounded, we began to formulate an escape plan … our options were all bad. Several hours had past and it was now late in the afternoon. A few times, there were breaches in our defenses and some soldiers had managed to make a run at the small command post in the center of the perimeter. One made it all the way to my location, but he was out of ammunition, so he came at me with a bayonet; I turned but my arm took the point of the bayonet; I turned hard with my arm crooked and he took a full forearm to his jaw.
The sound of crunching teeth and bone were distinctive. He crumpled to the ground. My bodyguard, Dai, ran over and emptied a full magazine into him. Just as we were about to come to grips with our inevitable demise, the clouds broke ever so slightly and an old Skyraider came down through the clouds and almost instantly began dropping copious amounts of ordnance on our enemies. It was dropped so close I had a piece of shrapnel fall right next to me. It was the size of a football. Another hour passed before we began to feel secure that we would actually see another day.
I can see, feel, and taste that day just like it was yesterday. It was a memorable moment all right … and for the better part of that day, I thought it was going to be my last. There were many days like that one, but that's the one that I remember the most.
Summer is here in all its brutality. Reptiles sun themselves and mammals seek shade. Life takes considerable effort now, as it does during an East Coast winter. Nighttime gives no respite.
It can be useless to look back, except when it's useful. Ten years ago this month, a loved former president signed off and out to return to his Maker. He was our commander-in-chief between 1981-1989.
It can be useless to look back, except when it's useful. Ten years ago this month, a loved former president signed off and out to return to his Maker. He was our commander-in-chief between 1981-1989.
Six months after closing, Makutu's Island, a large indoor play place for kids, is reopening with new owners, new management and a lot of new magic for families to explore.
Soft rock duo Air Supply have been a pop and adult contemporary chart phenomenon for decades. They are coming to Chandler's Wild Horse Pass on Friday, June 20, for a night of big hits and love songs.
I have been honored with the opportunity to welcome each and every one of you to the graduation of the class of 2014. At the beginning of this school year, a group called POS MEGA united under one question: what makes a person great? Is it what one says that makes one great? Is it what one once did? Or what one believes and thinks? Or the ability to avoid failure?
There are some people who, quite frankly, are impossible to love. You can't dig deep enough, can't try hard enough, can't believe enough, and can't go far enough to make it happen. And I'm not talking about the likes of Adolf Hitler and Charles Manson, either. If only a few such sinister creatures existed, then the world could sing together one great chorus of "Kumbaya," and move on to the Promised Land.
Abigail Stockwell's Girl Scout troop was looking to launch an education-oriented project in March when the eighth grader saw a news item about Read On Mesa, a summer reading program that puts donated books into the hands of underprivileged kindergartners.
No matter how cliché it is, we, as high school students, have each faced a fork in the road, a point where we made a decision. This decision may have defined us or may have guided us. For me, running for senior class president was simply the easiest decision I made, the hard ones would come once school started and planning homecoming would become a discussion of themes, layouts, colors, centerpieces and decorations. As the president, my task was to be able to mediate a discussion that involved my opinion without favoring.
Welcome family, friends, and graduates, as we come together on this momentous occasion to celebrate all the achievements that have led us to where we are sitting today.
I have read, in letter to editor sections, of Arizonans frustrated with our quality of education. It can be improved, especially in the elementary school level, the formative years.
My youngest child, my daughter Annie, is moving home to Arizona after graduating from Stanford University this month and I'm thrilled she's returning to be near us for at least a little while.
Kids were rebelling, and, in the mind of their coach, needed to pay consequences for it. Parents were up-in-arms. Most of those who were disciplined or kicked off the Basha football team left the school for one of its neighbors: Chandler, Hamilton, Williams Field, Perry and others.
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American Leadership Academy emphasizes a liberal arts education through reading and Socratic dialogue. The school sorts its education through five orders — natural, linguistic, moral, esthetic and political — that encompass lessons on beauty, science, nature, politics, classical literature and conduct. Another emphasis for the campus is the relationship among students, parents and the school; as a result, families have to volunteer at last 40 hours each year.
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WASHINGTON — Using videos that claim to teach toddlers, or flash cards for tots, may not be the best idea. Simply talking to babies is key to building crucial language and vocabulary skills — but sooner is better, and long sentences are good.
Homeowners associations are supposed to protect your property value, and maintain the common areas of a community. But many of you have let me know, that some HOAs are out of control — and you feel like you just can't win.
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Renegade Productions & Leo McWatkins Films Present The Premiere of The Blood & The Rose
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Washington, D.C. (December 12, 2012) � Renegade Productions and Leo McWatkins Films, are proud to be working with Catholic Charities of Washington D.C. on a premiere, benefit screening of the feature length documentary The Blood & The Rose.
The event will be held on Thursday, January 24, 2013 at the historic Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. from 7:00 p.m. � 9:30 p.m. Narrated by Eduardo Verastegui (star of the movie Bella), The Blood & The Rose was shot on location in Spain and Mexico and tells the story of the Virgin of Guadalupe�s divine apparition, which transformed the Americas and helped further the spread of Catholicism.
Guest speakers for the evening will include the film�s Director, Tim Watkins, along with additional speakers to be announced in the coming weeks.
�I am thrilled to finally share this film, which I am so dearly committed to,� says Director Tim Watkins. �This amazing story begins with the history behind this miracle, and how through the Virgin of Guadalupe, a Catholic identity was formed and grew in the Americas.�
Doors open at 6:15 p.m. and refreshments and light fare will be available from the Warner Theatre Concessions throughout the evening. Participation in the event will assist Catholic Charities in its mission to continue serving the neediest in the community. For more information or to purchase tickets for the event, which begin at $75, visit: http://thebloodandtherose.com/events.
About The Blood & The Rose
The Blood & The Rose is a documentary film that dissects the story of the Virgin of Guadalupe, beginning with the history behind the miracle. This is a story of damnation and salvation and her divine apparition that transformed the Americas and helped further the spread of Catholicism. The Blood & The Rose was directed by Tim Watkins, CEO of Renegade Productions. Watkins co-directed the 2004 Ronald Reagan Cold-War-era documentary, In The Face of Evil: Reagan�s War in Word and Deed. Watkins is a member of Legatus, an organization of Catholic CEOs. For more information, visit http://thebloodandtherose.com/.
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For more than 80 years, families, children and adults in need of help and hope have been able to turn to Catholic Charities to find comprehensive, caring and competent support. With 63 programs working in 48 locations across the District of Columbia and the surrounding Maryland counties, Catholic Charities is uniquely positioned to help families overcome poverty and isolation and empower those we serve to live self-sufficient and independent lives. For more information, visit http://www.catholiccharitiesdc.org/.
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When Karen Black passed this August, obituaries for the late actress/singer rightfully focused on her roles in iconic, countercultural 1970s movies such as Easy Rider, Nashville, and Five Easy Pieces. Sexually charged, sultry and vulnerable, her characters often struck a nerve, and as film critic Leonard Maltin remarked in remembrance, it seemed to be a perfect fit with the changes happening in cinema during the turn of the decade: "She didn't have a lacquered Hollywood look or demeanor. She seemed like a real person, and that was exactly what the young filmmakers whose careers were blossoming at the time were looking for."
A relative footnote to her career was an appearance on "Dreams Come True Girl", a track from Cass McCombs' 2009 breakthrough Catacombs, and if you had no idea who Karen Black was, you could apply the same qualities to her vocals three decades later. There was a worn contentment that underlined the main twist in its chorus lyric, delineating between fantasy, reality and realized fantasy. Still, all of the above positions her as a muse rather than someone with performative agency, so "Brighter!" is a true showcase. There's more than enough McCombs to go around on his upcoming double album Big Wheel and Others (out October 14 internationally and October 15 in the U.S. via Domino), so "Brighter!" is given entirely to Black, whose vocals turn McCombs' typically wry wordplay into something more physically tangible.
Considering McCombs' reputation for morbidity and bleakness, the exclamation point in "Brighter!" can be something as a skewer, particularly in such a classicist, polished countrypolitan arrangement. The wear and nuance in Black's tender, knowing vocal performance can shift the title's multipurpose meaning, from verb to adjective, from command to joke. Towards she end, she turns it back on its author: "Brighter nitwit/ Brighter Cass/ Brighter dimwit/ Brighter my ass/ Brighter Sid Vicious/ Brighter nice guy/ Brighter housewife/ I hope you all die." I imagine most of us missed McCombs performing at Black's public memorial earlier this week, so "Brighter!" becomes an accidental tribute to her talents and their unexpected partnership, yet no less touching and revealing.
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This hourlong look at the 1963 "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom" features interviews with participants and supporters and is narrated by Denzel Washington. 9 p.m. Tuesday on KCTS (seattletimes.com/tvlistings).
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Man wants people to join walk to raise addiction awareness
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He hit rock bottom.
Now one Bethlehem man is trying to help people learn from his mistakes as he continues on the path to recovery.
Brian Smith is also hoping others will come out this weekend and walk to raise awareness of addiction treatment programs.
"I was homeless for 18 months." said Brian Smith from Bethlehem. "Nobody trusted me, nobody believed in me, nobody wanted me around."
That was the life Brian Smith had just three and a half years ago.
The Army veteran bounced between jobs and eventually became addicted to drugs and alcohol.
It was a dark time in his life
"Attempted suicide three times," said Smith. "Didn't stop me enough. Going to the hospital with irregular heartbeats, didn't care."
Smith checked himself into a drug rehabilitation program in Coatesville, Chester County.
"April 9, 2009, it will never be forgotten," added Smith.
He's been drug-and alcohol-free ever since and now he's mentoring others like 16-year-old Carlos Rodriguez, who is also dealing with drug addiction.
"He tells me all the time," said Rodriguez. "I want to catch you before you fall."
Now Smith is trying to get people to join an Addiction Awareness Walk on Saturday morning at the Allentown Rose Garden.
The event is hosted by New Christian Harvest Church and part of the money will be donated to Gaudenzia addiction treatment and recovery centers.
"What we can do for our community for those who don't know what is going on, and to educate them about what's going on," said Smith.
Brian says he will continue to help those in recovery like himself.
"I don't want to relapse," said Smith. "I know that recovery, without it, I cannot be who I am today."
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Stephen Curry's left ankle that he sprained during a Tuesday victory against the Denver Nuggets is making quick progress in its recovery, but if a game were to be played Thursday he wouldn't be able to go, the point guard told the San Jose Mercury News. The problem with that, of course, is that Curry's Golden State Warriors are back in action on Friday for Game 3 against the Nuggets.
"It's just… I can only speak about how I feel right now and I wouldn't be able to play right now if there was a game," Curry told the Mercury News. "Just got to take advantage of the next day and a half to get it right and I think I have enough time to do it."
Curry didn't practice on Thursday but said he had been rehabbing the ankle since the end of the game on Tuesday. The ankle is not the problematic right ankle that has undergone two surgeries and caused the point guard to miss significant amounts of time.
After tweaking the ankle on a drive and change of direction move in the third quarter of Golden State's 131-117 win, Curry left the game and walked off the injury. He returned and looked strong, ending the game having played 42 minutes and scoring 30 points to go with 13 assists.
But the ankle injury, as most do, responded poorly by Wednesday morning. The treatment since has kept Curry positive that another day of rest could get him ready for Friday.
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Jake Shields
As Jake Shields walks into the gym on any given day, he tapes up his hands, puts the rest of his gear on, and warms up with his mind only on one thing… beating Georges St-Pierre.
But to get to St-Pierre, Shields is going through his own trials and tribulations every day in the gym.
After getting his head gear on and stepping inside the ring, Shields looks out at the crew assembled to get him ready for the biggest fight of his career. Faces staring back at him include the likes of Nick Diaz, Gilbert Melendez, Nate Diaz, and Daniel Roberts.
For any training camp, that list alone would push anybody into championship form, but on that particular day at Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, all four of those names, plus Shields, were getting ready for fights, three of them title bouts.
So while Shields has been getting ready for the fight of his life, his teammates have also been getting ready for huge match-ups, with all five of them fighting over a three-week span. Most fighters will tell you that the training camp they are in the middle of is the best of their career, but when Jake Shields tells you that just two weeks out from facing the top 170-pound fighter in the world, you can believe it.
"We've had a really tough two months in our camp. We've been out there battling. We've been banging so hard and to see my team go out there and do so well, it's really motivating to know that we're getting to that level. That we can go out there and beat anyone," Shields said about his camp recently on MMAWeekly Radio.
Melendez, who was working non-stop with Shields right up to his own fight against Tatsuya Kawajiri in Strikeforce, credited the sheer intensity of this particular training camp to his own success. Melendez knew that he didn't have a training partner in Jake Shields that was just looking to get him better. He got the Jake Shields that was trying to get in top shape and condition for his own fight, and that's an even more dangerous version.
"It's pretty intense," Melendez said about the work the team has done recently. "Guys are in shape. I'm getting the best Jake right now, I'm getting the best Nick, I'm getting the best Nate, we're banging with each other. The competition is up and I think we're raising the bar for each other. It's probably a good step of evolution for us that we're all in great shape, and all in great peaks and hanging with each other."
One of the newer team members, Daniel Roberts, has been with Shields, Melendez, and the crew for his last few fights and his own personal evolution has continued to show. Roberts has submitted his last two opponents in the first round, and feels his own game is reaching new heights, especially with this particular training camp.
"It is because everybody has fights around the same time. We always train really hard, but we always pick it up when we have fights and we all have a fight around the same time, so it's pretty intense. It's good because we really push each other," Roberts commented.
"I know these guys are the best, and if I can even do halfway decent with some of the best fighters in the world, I'll be fine when I fight."
Roberts and teammate Nate Diaz will be the opening act to the main event for UFC 129 as they have their own fights on the undercard, and then will undoubtedly come back out cageside to support Shields in his endeavor to defeat Georges St-Pierre in Toronto on April 30.
And if the crew of champions and top fighters that Shields was already working with wasn't enough, he also enlisted the help of former NCAA champion Phil Davis, as well as top middleweight contender Chael Sonnen to help him get ready for GSP.
"Chael Sonnen's a beast, he's aggressive, he comes forward, and he trains just how he fought Anderson (Silva). Come forward and fight and it was great having him for a week. He also brought Matt Lindland along. I learned a lot of clinch work from Matt," Shields said about his new training partners.
Of course his teammates are a bit biased when picking the fight between Shields and St-Pierre, but for the lopsided odds and fans that seem to be choosing the Canadian in overwhelming numbers, the guys that work with Shields every day say more than a few people are in for a rude awakening come Saturday night.
"The thing about Jake Shields is he's determined," Melendez said. "He's determined to win this belt, and he's been eyeing it for a long time. I also think he wants it more. Also the element of surprise, locking horns with Jake for the first time, it's like no other. Once they're in that grappling mode, you're really going to see how dominant Jake is."
The first time locking horns with Jake Shields. That's something Roberts remembers all too well, and it's another reason why he believes Shields will walk out of Canada with a shiny new gold belt.
"It was crazy, I was so shocked. I was a pretty good grappler, but when I went up against (Jake) I was like 'dang!' It was brutal," Roberts commented. "When you roll with Jake, you know he's going to do something, but there's really nothing you can do. It's going to be a long day for St-Pierre."
If Shields is victorious at UFC 129, he will obviously take credit for his part in beating St-Pierre, but he'll pay homage to the people that helped get him there. Just like when Gilbert Melendez won his fight against Kawajiri, instead of touting his own accolades, he immediately grabbed Shields and told the world he was going to be the next UFC welterweight champion.
Shields looks at this training camp as literally walking down a murderer's row of champions, the best fighters in the world, and that's what's going to help him place another gold belt on his mantle at home.
"I felt like this training camp's been the most insane ever," Shields stated. "We always train hard, we always push hard, there's always someone getting ready. I think with everyone with 5 fights at once, it brought the whole intensity up because everyone was in shape and we were just beating the crap out of each other."
When Jake Shields steps foot into the Roger's Centre with 55,000 screaming fans, he may hear the noise that a great number of them are on St-Pierre's side, but all he needs are the teammates that have always had his back. They'll even have his back if they have to escape Canada with the UFC welterweight title in tow.
"We're going to have to swing our way out of there with that belt," Melendez joked. "It will be glorious, so it's okay."
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