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There are 19 private schools located in Kentucky that offer Swimming as an interscholastic sport.
Swimming Private Schools
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LatoniaCalvary Christian School
5955 Taylor Mill Road
Latonia, KY, 41015
(859)356-9201(Baptist)309 students | Gr. PK-12
BentonChristian Fellowship School
1343 Us Highway 68 E
Benton, KY, 42025
(270)527-8377(Christian)258 students | Gr. PK-12
Covington Covington Catholic High School
1600 Dixie Highway
Covington, KY, 41011
(859)491-2247572 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
Covington Covington Latin School
21 East 11th Street
Covington, KY, 41011
(859)291-7044Special Program Emphasis (Roman Catholic)257 students | Gr. 8-12
LouisvilleHoly Family School3934 Poplar Level Road
Louisville, KY, 40213
(502)458-4531(Roman Catholic)192 students | Gr. PK-8
Louisville Holy Trinity Parish School
423 Cherrywood Road
Louisville, KY, 40207
(502)897-2785(Roman Catholic)733 students | Gr. PK-8
LouisvilleKentucky Country Day School
4100 Springdale Rd
Louisville, KY, 40241
(502)423-0440911 students | Gr. PK-12
Lexington Lexington Catholic High School
2250 Clays Mill Road
Lexington, KY, 40503
(859)277-7183(Roman Catholic)795 students | Gr. 9-12
LexingtonLexington Christian Academy
450 W Reynolds Rd
Lexington, KY, 40503
(859)422-5700(Christian)1365 students | Gr. PK-12
LouisvilleMercy Academy
5801 Fegenbush Ln
Louisville, KY, 40228
(502)671-2010600 students | Gr. 9-12
All-girls (Roman Catholic)
OneidaOneida Baptist Institute
P.O. Box 67
Oneida, KY, 40972
(606)847-4111(Baptist)325 students | Gr. 6-12
LouisvillePresentation Academy
861 South Fourth Street
Louisville, KY, 40203
(502)583-5935288 students | Gr. 9-12
All-girls (Roman Catholic)
Louisville St Albert The Great School
1395 Girard Dr
Louisville, KY, 40222
(502)425-1804(Roman Catholic)637 students | Gr. PK-8
Pewee Valley St. Aloysius School
122 Mt. Mercy Drive
Pewee Valley, KY, 40056
(502)241-8516(Roman Catholic)469 students | Gr. PK-8
LouisvilleSt. Athanasius
5915 Outer Loop
Louisville, KY, 40219
(502)969-2345(Roman Catholic)400 students | Gr. PK-8
Erlanger St. Henry District High School
3755 Scheben Dr
Erlanger, KY, 41018
(859)525-0255(Roman Catholic)499 students | Gr. 9-12
LouisvilleSt. Leonard School
440 Zorn Avenue
Louisville, KY, 40206
(502)897-5265(Roman Catholic)159 students | Gr. PK-8
MaysvilleSt. Patrick School
318 Limestone St
Maysville, KY, 41056
(606)564-5349(Roman Catholic)254 students | Gr. K-12
Ft Mitchell Villa Madonna Academy
2500 Amsterdam Road
Ft Mitchell, KY, 41017
(859)331-6333(Roman Catholic)n/a students | Gr. K-12
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|304,788,332 people
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Counties set to provide same-sex marriage licenses
Ten same-sex couples were selected in a lottery Monday to receive some of the first licenses issued under the new Washington state law allowing gay marriage.
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Ten same-sex couples were selected in a lottery Monday to receive some of the first licenses issued under the new Washington state law allowing gay marriage.
Thurston County Auditor Kim Wyman held the lottery involving 15 couples that sought to receive their license at 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
King County, which includes Seattle, also plans to start issuing licenses at that time but did not stage a lottery. Couples there will begin lining up at 10 p.m. Wednesday, and the county will issue licenses from 12:01 a.m. until 6:30 p.m.
Thurston County will close its office after the first 10 licenses are issued at 12:01 a.m. but will reopen for extended hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday.
"This is a historic event in Washington," Wyman said. "We're very excited and we want to commemorate that event, and we look forward to giving all of these couples a license."
Last month, 54 percent of voters approved Referendum 74 regarding a state law passed by legislators earlier this year that legalized same-sex marriage. The law had been signed by Gov. Chris Gregoire but was on hold pending the outcome of the referendum.
Secretary of State Sam Reed will officially certify the election, and Gregoire will again sign same-sex marriage into law at a ceremony on Wednesday in Olympia.
The law doesn't actually take effect until Thursday, when gay and lesbian couples can start picking up their wedding certificates and licenses. Because the state has a three-day waiting period, the earliest that marriage certificates could be signed at a wedding or ceremony is Sunday.
Lynn Grotsky and Lisa Brodoff of Lacey were the first couple selected in the Thurston County lottery.
Grotsky, 56, said that she and Brodoff, 57, have been together for 31 years and wanted to get their license as soon as possible. They will have a civil ceremony on Dec. 23 but are planning a bigger ceremony for the end of July.
Grotsky said the couple's 25-year-old daughter plans to go to pick up their license with them Thursday, and they plan to include their 22-year-old son, who lives in San Francisco, via videoconference.
"We're just thrilled," she said. "It just feels incredible, it's such a relief and such a celebration and a sense of, finally, we can just be ourselves."
Washington is now one of nine states that have legalized gay marriage. Maine and Maryland approved same-sex marriage with public votes last month as well.
Six other states - New York, Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont - and the District of Columbia had already enacted laws or issued court rulings that permit same-sex marriage.
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Treasury bond prices rose Thursday as economic releases out of China and the Europe overshadowed data showing an improving U.S. economy.
In late afternoon trading, the benchmark 10-year note was 7/32 higher, yielding 2.337%. Yields fall as prices rise.
The five-year note rose 2/32 to yield 1.63%, while the 30-year note parsed earlier gains, rising 14.32 to yield 3.057%.
The uneven pace of the global economy has drawn investors into U.S. government bonds this year as a haven.
A gauge of factories and services activity in the euro area unexpectedly fell to a 16-month low in November, while in China, a factory PMI fell to 50.0 in November from 50.4 last month.
In other economic data released today, U.S. jobless-benefit claims fell last week and existing home sales rose unexpectedly last month. Also, the latest consumer-price index report showed some signs of inflation ticking up, providing a leg up to a $13 billion sale of 10-year Treasury inflation-protected securities on Thursday afternoon.
The Wall Street Journal reports:
The decent auction demand was a sign buyers deemed the recent selloff has turned the asset class into a bargain for inflation protection. The new TIPS were sold at a yield of 0.497%, compared with 0.502% right before the sale. A lower yield suggests demand was stronger than dealers had anticipated. Indirect bidding, a proxy gauge of demand from foreign investors, was 62.4%, the highest since the May auction…TIPS have sold off over the past few months as lower energy prices have pushed down inflation expectations.
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The producer-price index for final demand, a gauge of U.S. inflation, increased a seasonally adjusted 0.2% in October from a month earlier, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
Japanese PM Shinzo Abeon Tuesday called a snap election to seek a mandate for his decision to delay by 18 months a further sales-tax increase that had been planned for next year. The delay signals the start of a new, more aggressive phase of his campaign to bolster Japan's economy that favors growth over reducing public debt.
Federal Reserve's dual mandates clash as jobless drop vies with inflation
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The word "Goldilocks" has been heard a few times today to describe this morning's July jobs report, given the decent headline numbers and fairly benign reaction in stock and bond markets alike. That's maybe a bit euphemistic, given that the report actually fell slightly short of expectations, particularly on the wage front, but that's seen as positive by anyone who was mainly worried that a strong jobs report might move up the date when the Fed sees fit to raise interest rates.
Some bond-market pundits are wondering aloud whether there's enough in the report to move the Fed's needle, particularly on the wage front. "None of these data will prompt the Fed leadership need to rethink 'considerable period' or their preference for a gradual pace of policy normalization," write Michelle Girard, Omair Sharif, and Guy Berger of RBS, noting that the report's flat hourly earnings held the year-over-year rate of wage growth at 2.0%, in line with the trend of the last few years.
Here's Adrian Miller, GMP Securities' fixed-income strategist:
[T]he most important part of the jobs report, at least as it relates to the Fed's interpretation of the monthly data, is wage growth. And on that front the July data and June revision plays into the doves and centralists on the FOMC hands. Indeed, after the June average hourly earnings was revised down to +1.9% y/y vs. +2.0% initially reported, the July gain was +2.0% y/y, failing to meet expectations of +2.2%. At the same time average weekly hours held at 34.5, a trend that has been ongoing since the start of 2012….
And while the Fed is indeed behind the curve in its rate hike schedule, in the eyes of the doves, so be it! There is simply not enough evidence to suggest the labor market's slack is coming in quick enough for many on the FOMC with the labor market improving at an unconvincing rate where many weak spots and holes remain.
And here's Sterne Agee's chief economist, Lindsey Piegza:
[F]rom the Fed's perspective it's not just about the headline number, it is about the composition of jobs and whether or not an increase in the quality of employment is translating into wage pressures. In the latest FOMC statement, the Fed was optimistic regarding the recent improvement in the economy, as well as, their expectations for growth going forward. But the biggest impediment to both the recovery and the Fed's willingness to raise rates remains the "underutilization of labor market resources." This morning's employment report – looking beyond the headline number – continues to justify the Fed's accommodative position. Despite headline employment growth, average hourly earnings remain stagnant, the augmented unemployment rate remains elevated and the participation rate is disappointingly low.
Traditionally, six consecutive months of top-line employment growth would be enough to force the Fed's hand, but traditionally such job creation would suggest underlying growth in wages and a decline in the pool of valuable labor. This time around, the Fed has to rely on other, nontraditional indicators of the labor market to gleam a better sense, a true sense of the health of the US labor market.
It's been an uneasy morning in bond markets, as Treasuries continued their weakening trend that had started with yesterday's stronger-than-expected GDP number. The downtrend worsened after the Labor Department reported that initial unemployment claims rose by 23,000 last week to 302,000, but the average claims seen over the past four weeks fell to an eight-year low, suggesting a healing labor market. The Labor Department separately reported that the employment cost index rose by 0.7% in the three-month period that ended in June, the fastest increase in six years, suggesting some percolating inflationary trends.
That all pushed the 10-year Treasury yield as high as 2.609%, its highest level in over three weeks, per Tradeweb data. But then the Institute for Supply Management reported that its Chicago Business Barometer report plunged by 10 points to 52.6 in July, down sharply from May's seven month high of 65.5, led by what the ISM called "a collapse in Production and the ordering components, all of which have been strong since last fall." The 10-year yield has since slipped back to 2.574%.
The 10-year yield's behavior looks similar to other recent days when strong data pushed yields higher early, only to see yields retreat later in the day, as markets became skeptical that any economic improvement was really sustained enough to make the Fed more hawkish or vault bond yields higher. Tomorrow brings the latest monthly jobs report from the Labor Department, and recent iterations of that have produced very similar intraday trading patterns, so we may see a similar-looking chart tomorrow.
Treasury prices are rising Thursday despite some decent incoming data on inflation and consumer spending. The Commerce Department reported that the personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price index, which is the Federal Reserve's favored inflation gauge, rose by 0.2% in May, bringing year-over year gains to 1.8%, the highest rate since October 2012, and closing in on the Fed's stated 2% target. Core PCE, however, weighed in at just 1.5%. Inflation-adjusted consumer spending fell by 0.1%.
The 10-year Treasury note is up 10/32 so far today, yielding 2.52%, and the 30-year bond is up 22/32 to yield 3.346%.
From David Ader of CRT Capital:
Amazingly close to consensus forecasts across the board. We'll focus on Income and spending with the gains, well, totally as expected and so too on the inflation front but little surprise against what we've seen in CPI more recently. The market is a tad firmer in the wake of all this though we're not sure what in the data would motivate that other than it all wasn't higher than expected. We wring hands over the drop in real wages and the 0.1% drop after a 0.2% drop in real spending. That shows inflation as a tax thus far.
And Adrian Miller of GMP Securities:
With the Fed and bond market at opposite sides of the inflation debate, the May PCE report would seem to support the Fed's view that inflation continues to run well short of their 2% target, especially when core PCE is considered, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge….
So if the PCE report is the true arbiter of the debate between the bond market and Fed than the May PCE report provided a chip on the Fed's side of the argument. However the question becomes does the recent trend higher in core PCE that has moved up from 1.1% in February, continues or plateau near current levels. With that the game of "who's right" about inflation not over, with bonds rallying following the data reports, bond market participants are acknowledging this round goes to the Fed.
Deutsche Bank U.S. economics team of Joseph LaVorgna, Carl Riccadonna and Brett Ryan has been steadfastly bullish about U.S. economic growth for the past several months, and today they sees the Federal Reserve falling behind in recognizing the degree to which inflation is picking up:
According to the Fed's own projections, the inflation-adjusted fed funds rate will still be in negative territory at the time the economy has essentially attained full employment. In our view, this makes it highly unlikely that inflation will be as quiescent as the current FOMC forecasts suggest. While Chair Yellen downplayed the recent acceleration in inflation in her post-FOMC press conference, we are troubled by the latest inflation readings, which suggest to us that a cyclical upswing in pricing power is underway.
Deutsche Bank says the consumer price index has been running at a 2.8% annualized growth rate over the past three months, the fastest pace since the summer of 2011. Deutsche Bank expects the year-over-year rate, currently at 2.0%, to rise to 2.3% by yearend and 2.5% a year later, which would be consistent with gains of 1.9% and 2.0% in the core PCE deflator, one of the Fed's preferred inflation metrics. Meanwhile, Deutsche Bank says, U.S. household finances continue to improve "at a rapid rate." More from DB:
The bottom line is that balance sheets matter. It is evident to us that higher equity values and a reduction in household debt, primarily in mortgages, have together helped restore the health of household balance sheets. In fact, our analysis has shown they are in the best financial shape since 2000. Moreover, we see household balance sheets remaining strong, if not further improving, as solid underlying fundamentals point to additional, albeit more modest, gains in stock prices. To the extent that weak balance sheets had been a factor depressing economic activity for much of the current business cycle, a critical headwind to growth has now turned into a powerful tailwind. Over time, this should be evident in stronger consumer spending.
Treasuries are looking at a second straight losing day as bonds feel the brunt of renewed inflation fears. Since the Federal Reserve wrapped up its latest policy meeting with Janet Yellen's press conference on Wednesday afternoon, bond strategists have altered their reading on the Fed, and by yesterday afternoon, following an auction of 30-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, a definite strain of inflation expectation was running through the bond market. Since midday yesterday long-dates Treasuries have underperformed, the yield curve has steepened and analysts are increasingly questioning whether the Fed might already be a step behind in responding to signs of rising inflation.
Here's Adrian Miller of GMP Securities with his take:
Indeed, after taking a day to sleep on what Yellen had to say, most notably that the recent hot CPI readings was the result of noise, investors returned to the table with a clear and loud voice announced that they respectfully disagreeing. And with that the bond market came under pressure on Thursday as the U.S. dollar continued to weaken. And importantly, inflation expectations, which the Fed continues to believe remains stable, began to lift. In fact, as we outlined in a note on Thursday, the 5Y and 10Y TIPS breakeven rates have moved higher, extending an advance seen throughout much of June. And even the Fed's favorite measure of inflation expectation, 5y/5y forward rate, ticked higher.
In addition to a steepening yield curve denoting the bond market's disapproval of Yellen's view on inflation, a decline in the USD provided additional fuel for gold investors to bid up the precious metal…. And now we'll have to see if Yellen's view on the recent run up in CPI proves true, the next measure being next week's PCE data, or will the data confirm the Fed is behind the curve on battling a building inflation picture as many hawkish market participants believe.
The 10-year note is currently down 5/32 on the day to yield 2.642%, per Tradeweb data, and the 30-year bond is down 6/32 to yield 3.471%. The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond (TLT) ETF is rebounding so far after a sharp fall yesterday and is currently up 12 cents at $118.08.
Bond markets and the Federal Reserve, both patiently waiting for any signs that inflation might finally be picking up, got one such sign this morning. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that its Consumer Price Index rose by 0.4% month-over-month in May, the largest single-month increase since February 2013. On a year-over year basis the index rose by 2.1%, the same rate of wage growth seen in the May jobs report and close to the Feds' target rate for inflation.
Treasury yields jumped following the report's release and have held steady since. The 10-year note is currently down 12/32 in price on the news to lift its yield to 2.644%, and the 30-year bond is down 25/32 to yield 3.439%, per Tradeweb data. Aside from the occasional economic indicator (and burgeoning civil war in Iraq), the bond market's focus remains on the Federal Reserve this week, as the Fed kicks off its latest two-day policy meeting today. Pundits will be homing in on the FOMC's interest-rate projections when the Fed releases its latest policy statement Wednesday afternoon.
Here's Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Sterne Agee:
Consumer prices rose the most in more than a year at the start of the second quarter, signaling inflationary pressures may be moving closer to the Federal Reserve's target. From a monetary standpoint, rising inflation further justifies the Fed's pathway of winding down QE and expectantly ending monthly bond purchases by the end of the year. Going forward, however, temporary inflationary pressures, particularly those from the energy sector, will not be enough to force the Fed's hand to begin to raise rates. The Fed remains focused on the labor market; the Fed is watching for further employment gains and faster wage growth to signal the appropriate timing for rate increases.
Treasuries are getting off to a lousy start this week as as some lingering Ukraine jitters were exacerbated by a stronger-than-expected reading for U.S. retail sales in March. That has people wondering again if we're in for more upside economic data surprises now that the sun's out and half the country isn't mired in three months' worth of blizzards. The 10-year Treasury note is down 7/32 in price, lifting its yield to 2.645%, per Tradeweb data, and the 30-year bond is down 5/32 to yield 3.484%.
For bond investors, today's retail sales numbers are a reminder to keep an eye out for any hint of inflation or stronger GDP growth that might give the Fed cause to start thinking about raising short-term rates. Here are Wells Fargo economists Eugenio Alemán and Michael Brown with their take today:
The retail sales numbers are welcomed news for the U.S. consumer but will do very little to dramatically shape the first quarter GDP number to be released at the end of the month. However, this also shows that the U.S. consumer will continue to move the GDP needle as the year progresses.
Designed to be among the most conservative investments around, Treasury inflation-protected securities suffered through an abysmal 2013 as rates rose but inflation did not. Bank of America Merrill Lynch says last Friday's March employment report was "only a modest positive for [TIPS] breakevens, but will not be decisive in shifting the market toward our view of widening breakevens." BAML says inflation protection is still cheap but TIPS might face problems for a while yet:
[T]the modest economic growth rate implied by the employment report is not likely to boost growth and expected inflation in the near term. Thus we expect the TIPS market to struggle to make gains on a breakeven basis for the next several weeks. In the meantime, the high level of carry (2.1bp for 1m on 10y BE) still makes holding TIPS worthwhile, at least until data showing signs of stronger economic growth are released.
BAML says the market has also been turning negative at the prospect of upcoming supply, as the Treasury will announce terms on Thursday of this month's new five-year TIPS issue:
We expect it to announce a size of $18bn, unchanged from the previous 5y new issue last year. Last year's initial 5y auction came out at exceptionally weak levels, after some low inflation prints, and that event triggered the long, sharp slide in TIPS performance last year. Market participants fear a similar TIPS blowout this year. However, we do not expect the event will be repeated, barring the unlikely scenario of a deflationary episode combined with an unresponsive central bank. 5y BEs started out at much higher levels last year, at around 2.30%; now they are at 1.85%. Headline inflation releases have been modestly positive of late, and are likely to remain so. Finally, we do not see another negative shock similar to the taper announcement. Even a move toward an earlier initial rate hike will not exert the same negative force
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Ananda said: "For many, many years I was with you and I missed the chance, and now you will be no more. What will happen to me now? You were here and I couldn't attain. Now you will not be here. What will happen to me? Now how many lives will I have to wander?"
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Osho,Before you start talking, you smile. When you start talking, your smile disappears and you don't smile again until you've finished. Can you tell us about that?
It is relevant, because to speak is such a torture and such a useless activity. It has to be done because there is no other way to bring you toward the silence that exists in me. You won't listen to it; you can listen only to words. So I am smiling when I start talking, but while I am talking it is difficult to smile. It is such a torture and such a futile effort to say something which cannot be said, to talk about something which cannot be talked about, to go on continuously pointing with the fingers to the moon which cannot be fingered. But there is no other way, so I have to continue.
By and by you will become able to listen to the nonverbal, to the wordless. By and by you will become able to listen when I am not talking. Then there will be no need - then I will be smiling continuously. So when I finish, I smile again - the torture is no more!


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You must learn the best way to attack, what formations to use, where to position your men and when to fight or run. You'll master the mouse and keyboard controls in no time, but mastering the single player game will take time.
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The graphics and realism are breathtaking, if only the single player game wasn't so difficult! Experienced gamers will certainly get their money's worth out of this one, but novices should run screaming.
Although the game is hands-on, all your troops display a remarkable level of intelligence and can generally be relied upon to act on their own in a discerning manner. No more straying into the wilderness, taking on enemy divisions single-handed or walking backwards into a swamp.
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NORMAN — Although University of Oklahoma officials occasionally come across websites that use their trademarks without authorization, cybersquatting lawsuits like the one the university is waging against a Dallas man are rare.
Cybersquatting suits are rare, University of Oklahoma official says
The university is suing Dallas resident Hugh Michael Glenn, 43, saying he violated federal cybersquatting laws when he registered the Internet domain name www.soonernetwork.com to sell it for a profit later. Officials also claim Glenn infringed on the university's trademark by using the term "Sooner" without authorization.
But Anil Gollihalli, the university's vice president and general counsel, said cases like this are unusual.
The university handles cases like this one in a number of ways, he said, but they're almost always solved informally without going to court.
Generally, when the university comes across a website using a domain name that's similar to one of OU's trademarks, that site falls in one of three categories: a noncommercial site run by OU fans, a retail site selling OU-branded merchandise, or cybersquatters who are parking a domain name in the hopes of selling it at a profit.
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In cases when a fan hosts a site, the university generally asks the fan to post a disclaimer on the site saying the site isn't affiliated with the university.
"Most often, the university is appreciative of the owner's interest and support, and the owner is happy to oblige the request for a disclaimer," Gollihalli said.
In cases where the owner of the site is profiting, the university might ask for a similar disclaimer, he said, or it could license the trademarks used on the site or try to take control of the domain name. The avenue the university pursues depends on the site's content and the cooperation of the owner, he said, but in almost every case, the situation is resolved without court action.
In the case of www.soonernetwork.com, OU filed the lawsuit in Oklahoma City federal court Feb. 6. The lawsuit alleges Glenn bought the domain name with the intent of selling it to OU at a profit, a process known as cybersquatting. The university is seeking an injunction barring Glenn from using any of OU's trademarks in the future.
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the band reconvened recently in an LA studio to write new material for the next no doubt album. "we're just getting back in the zone again... it's been a while since we've played together," explained tony. "it was incredibly fun & exciting. we're going to jam a few more times over the next few months & record everything & then see what rises to the top from these ideas." check back here for more recording updates and photos from the studio.
- nodoubt.com april 5th, 2006.
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A Twisted St. Paddy's Day Side Dish: Potato and Cabbage Bake By Pam's Midwest Kitchen Korner 03/16/14 18:13 Growing up on a farm in Ohio, and later in Louisville, my family never had occasion to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. That all changed years later, after marrying and moving to "Chicagoland." The Chicago River goes green for St. Patrick's Day 45 pounds of... Add to my recipe book
Cabbage pakoda (with leftover rice) By nandoo's kitchen 03/13/14 19:04 Today's recipe is a pakoda recipe made with leftover rice. It is tasty pakoda made with cabbage. I had some rice left with me which I didn't want to waste. So I thought of making this tasty pakoda. This pakoda can be made as such without any cabbage. I... Add to my recipe book
Cabbage Omlette By The Apron & Me 03/12/14 17:15 Ingredients:1/2 cup finely shredded Cabbage (quantity is as per desired) 1 or 2 beaten eggs 1-2 tsp Pepper powder Salt to taste Oil for frying a few chopped Coriander leaves (optional) Method: In a frying pan, fry the shredded cabbage until it changes its... Add to my recipe book
Aracha kuzhambu / coconut gravy with cabbage and peas/mochai - easy & quick tanjore district special By Yashodha's Kitchen 03/10/14 02:07 Serving size - 2 Preparation time - 10 minutes Cooking time - 20 minutes Aracha Kuzhambu is one of the best gravy in our region especially Tanjore district. I love to have this from my childhood to now and forever. I learned this recipe from my mom. I do... Add to my recipe book
Spinach Cabbage Soup | Vitamin Rich Soup By Lemon Kurry 03/10/14 00:30 The next week came and am with the another theme for this week as Soups and Salads for Blogging Marathon by +Srivalli Jetti .The post is also for a event called 5 Ingredient Fix Challenge by +Vimala Lakshmi who recently started this challenge with Bloggers... Add to my recipe book
Cheesy bacon and cabbage skillet By The Southern Lady Cooks 03/08/14 07:01 This Cheesy Bacon and Cabbage is an easy dish to prepare in a skillet on top of the stove and goes with just about anything. This is a great side dish to most any meat or I can make a meal of this and cornbread alone. The onions and cream cheese give the... Add to my recipe book
Risotto di cavolo rosso e pancetta – Red cabbage and pancetta risotto By Crumpets&co. 03/07/14 19:45 Scroll down for english version Oggi ritorno con una verdura che adoro in ogni versione… cotta, cruda, in zuppa, in insalata… ed oggi anche risottata! …avrete capito che sto parlando del cavolo rosso, meravigliosa verdura di stagione sia per sapore che... Add to my recipe book
Male tajne: Pečeni brancin s krumpirom i hrskavim keljom :: Sea bass with potatoes and crispy savoy cabbage By Laka kuharica - Easy Cook 03/06/14 15:20 Your family will love this different, healthy version of fish and chips. For the English version of the recipe go to allrecipes epicurious Cook Eat Share Prilično rijetko imam priliku domoći se svježeg brancina po nekoj pristupačnoj cijeni. Riba kod nas... Add to my recipe book
Cabbage Pakora By Daily Chores Recorded 03/05/14 06:09 Cabbage Pakora Healthy snack for kids. A yummy treat with hot coffee. Ingredients: Cabbage- 1 (shredded) (2 cups of shredded cabbage) Besan- 10 tbsp Chilly Powder- 1 tsp Salt- as per taste Baking Soda- 1/2 tsp Water- 3 tbsp Method: Wash shredded cabbage... Add to my recipe book
Sweet and Sour Stuffed Cabbage Rolls By Eat.Live.Blog 03/04/14 23:50 Back when I lived in Florida, my sister and I would take our weekly Thursday pilgrimage to Lenny's Restaurant in Clearwater for their Sweet & Sour Cabbage Soup. The flavors in a sweet & sour cabbage dish are just so Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Beet root cabbage Parathas By Your every day cook 03/02/14 19:08 A paratha/parantha/parauntha is a flatbread that originated in the Indian Subcontinent. It is still quite prevalent throughout the area. Parantha is an amalgamation of the words parat and atta which literally means layers of cooked dough. The Paratha is... Add to my recipe book
Purple Cabbage and Kale By Buttoni's Low-Carb Recipes 03/01/14 21:18 I always hesitate to cook cabbage. It's my husband's least favorite vegetable in all the world. He will eat it, but usually begrudgingly, as he is really not very fond of it. I, on the other hand, just love the stuff! I love the green, savoy, Chinese. I... Add to my recipe book
Purple Cabbage/Red Cabbage Salad Recipe By Chitra's food book 02/28/14 09:05 Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 5 min This post was lying in my drafts for long time.As i mentioned in my Purple Cabbage Poriyal recipe, i tried poriyal and salad with this cabbage for the first time.I must thank my friend Shalini for telling this simple and easy Indian style salad recipe.It... Add to my recipe book
Muttaikose Pattani Poriyal / Cabbage Peas poriyal By Saras s Kitchen 02/26/14 01:31 Simple recipes will always makes your meal more comfortable and this recipe is one among them. Cabbage and peas makes wonderful combo to accompany any spicy dishes. Mild and attractive color of this poriyal makes even kids. Try and you will be amazed to... Add to my recipe book
Braised Red Cabbage By Wholesome Ireland 02/25/14 20:54 Most Sundays there is a market that himself likes to visit. It's not too far from home, as the 2-year-old would say it's "a spin". Normally he rambles around with the kids and sometimes picks me up bits for photographs and at the end of his stroll he always... Add to my recipe book
Asian Red Cabbage Slaw By Good Food Happy Family 02/24/14 16:56 If you ever make coleslaw with white and red cabbage, you probably end up with red cabbage left over. I had a half a head last week, was making Ramen Noodles with Peanut Sauce, and thought an Asian slaw would be the perfect accompaniment. I found this recipe... Add to my recipe book
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- Freeport murder suspect Damon Dixson taken into custody in Rockford
- Local gas station employee arrested for selling liquor to minor
- Renewable Fuel Standard delay 'a mixed blessing,' Bustos says
- Rockford delegation presents inaugural 'Rockford Award' to Norwegian Air
- Education in Illinois making slow progress, according to report
- Illinois GOP Congressional delegation: Obama's immigration plan undermines rule of law
- Suspect, 17, charged in Halloween hit-and-run in Roscoe
- Saint Anthony College of Nursing president to retire
- Man found guilty in deadly August 2013 crash at Mulford and Garrett Lane
- 'The Price is Right Live!' at Coronado March 1; tickets on sale Nov. 21
One Green Thing: When you run out …
By Jan Herbert
Rockford Park District
Whether you were "green" before the color was fashionable or whether you're just ready to find the "shade" that works best for you, here's information about doing just "one green thing."
Look for these "cleaning supplies" around the house:
1. Will work on the stains at the bottom of your coffee cups if you use a citrus peel to rub it (OK, it's probably the combination of the two). When you are done with the peel, if you have a garbage disposal (and after you get done feeling guilty for having one instead of composting), toss the peel in for deodorizing.
2. Substitute a soft sponge (or the mesh bag your onions came in) and use salt to clean your cast iron skillet (personally, I use the homemade scratchee purchased at a craft fair).
3. When your casserole bubbles over in the oven, pour table salt on the mess to soak it up. Wait until the oven is cool, and then wipe it up with a damp cloth.
1. Will clean your coffee pot, but don't just run the mixture of equal parts water and vinegar through … if you can, stop the "brewing" halfway through and let it sit overnight. Then, continue. Run several times of just plain water before using to make coffee again.
2. Run an empty dishwasher with just a half cup of vinegar. (Haven't tried it, but shouldn't this work in the washing machine, too?)
3. If you have mineral deposits in your iron, fill with equal parts of vinegar and water. Turn to "steam," and let it sit for a while, and then turn off. When it is cool, empty and rinse. Deposits should be gone.
For more information, e-mail Jan Herbert at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A white SUV led police on a high speed chase on I-696 through Detroit and into Warren this morning. This easily tops that other police chase with a white SUV you remember.
A white SUV led police on a high speed chase on I-696 through Detroit and into Warren this morning. This easily tops that other police chase with a white SUV you remember.
Drinking and driving is never a good idea, but it is certainly not as imbecilic as posting a half-drunken status update to the social media about how you scammed a court ordered breathalyzer for your probation officer to read.
Warner Brothers are officially getting the ball rolling on 'Man of Steel 2' aka 'Batman Vs. Superman' and have announced a casting call for extras in the Detroit area and some other production details. Find out when and where you can audition here.
Fourteen years have passed since a Big Ten team has snagged the NCAA title, but with three teams in the Elite Eight, that streak could very well end this season.
Governor Rick Snyder says the 321 gay marriages that took place over the past weekend will not be recognized by the State of Michigan... So much for progress.
Oops, they did it again! BP has once again spilled crude oil into a body of water, but this time it was in Lake Michigan. If we learned anything from their Gulf spill of 2010, it's that BP will make sure this never happens again. Wait a minute...
Here's the best stupid criminal story of the week. It's straight out of Lapeer!
The roads in Flint and Genesee County may resemble the treacherous path to Mordor currently, but there are multiple large projects on the books for this spring/summer that will hopefully make your drive more enjoyable... in the fall.
Time to help Grandma hook her Life Alert up to the WiFi, as a new piece of Michigan legislation will likely bring the era of landline phone service and dial-up internet to an end.
Get ready to hear your kids yell "Mom! Another severed finger came out of the faucet!" That's right, people. Soon the water that comes out of your tap will be coming from the Flint River, which is now used mostly for body-dumping.
Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart edged out Fulton-Middleton to clench the Michigan Regional Class D title last night on the strength of an incredible buzzer beater from three-point land off of a botched inbound pass... and it was all caught on video!


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If everything comes together as planned, Joe Wright will get his adaptation of "Anna Karenina" this fall and he's amassing one helluva cast. He's already got longtime collaborator Keira Knightley on board, and Aaron Johnson and Jude Law are also vying for roles. Wright tends to be fiercely loyal to ...Read More »
No leaked photos here. Summit has released a statement from Stephenie Meyer, Bill Condon, Wyck Godfrey and Summit Entertainment regarding leaked images from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: As some of you may know, pictures and screen grabs of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn as a work in progress ...Read More »
What a difference an Oscar season makes. Back during the crash of 2008, when the indie market was in free fall, a new set of rules emerged: no dramas. That's how a little movie called The King's Speech was turned down by most Brit and U.S. backers, except UK's Momentum and Harvey Weinstein, who didn...Read More »
No, this is not an April Fool's Day gag. Vanilla Ice -- oh sorry, Robert Van Winkle -- is getting into the acting biz. Seriously. And just wait until you read the character he'll playing -- but we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves.Read More »
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Antonette's Classico
- Address:
509 Merrick Rd
Rockville Centre, NY 11570Neighborhood:
Rockville Centre
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Antonette's Classico
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.antonettesclassico.com/
- Phone: (516) 764-1900
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Tuesday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm
Friday: 4:00pm -11:00pm
Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:30pm
Sunday: 1:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Sicilian
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering is provided on and off premise. For more information, see "Private Party"
- Special Events: Special Events will be posted on Antonette's Classico website.
A word from Antonette's Classico
We serve the most delicious Classic Italian dishes. BUT, our "hidden" gem in this exquisitely elegant and intimate restaurant are the SICILIAN dishes you remember so vividly each time you went to Nonni's house. Nick Cobi, General Manager, will tell you about them upon your visit. Nick also prepares many "Specials" tableside. All of our dishes are made fresh. Enjoy the atmosphere and your guests as your meal is being prepared especially for you. The aromas that waif across the Dining Room will make your mouth water with anticipation! We know you will enjoy every morsel and will be back for many years to come.Continued
Dine with us once, and you've joined our family for life!
Jim, Nick and The Antonette's Staff
Dine with us once, and you've joined our family for life!
Jim, Nick and The Antonette's Staff
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Antonette's Classico reviews from OpenTable diners
22 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (15)fit for foodies (12)romantic (12)special occasion (9)notable wine list (4)good for groups (3)great for lunch (2)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/22/2014Antonette's is a FIND! The food is fantastic and priced right. The manager was attentive to everyone. This was a grown up experience! We cannot wait to return with our friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DonDiegoDined on 11/13/2014Good food and great service. I recommend the lamb chops and pasta dishesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/31/2014It was our first time going there but definitely not the last. The food was delicious, our waiter Sal was simply wonderful and the ambiance was great. We will definitely be going there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A must try!SuzQ55Dined on 10/25/2014We had an excellent dinner on Saturday evening with another couple. Everyone LOVED what they ordered. The service was excellent...very attentive to every need. The food was superb quality. The chestnut sauce that came with the veal and chicken dish was outstanding. I would recommend this restaurant to friends for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingCharlesDined on 9/10/2014The service the food the setting all outstanding. It's to bad they don't offer more stars because they deserve it. A small 12 table resturant . A classic we will be going back .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A true findtheunofficialfoodcriticDined on 9/10/2014My wife and I were simply looking for a nice place for a late lunch in the Rockville Center area and chose Antonette's. On arrival we were ushered to the perfect table in the corner, and were then treated like nobility. I have never had better service. I almost believed that they mistook us for famous food critics which we are not. We then were treated to food that rates among the best. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- newtogOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014soon you walk in greeted by Nick. all the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. food was fantastic. desserts are homemade. first time customers but not last time totally enjoy the experience and night. will be seeing Nick againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic mealamandajohnDined on 8/29/2014The quiet friendly comfort of the space made the dining experience complete.Already recommended to close friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- neighborhood gemFoodiesVIPDined on 8/17/2014As you walk into the restaurant, you are greeted immediately by Nick, who is not only gracious but he makes you feel as if you were in his home. The decor and atmosphere is very romantic. The eggplant tapenade is to die for, they should bottle it and sell it for the public to enjoy. Our entire meal was outstanding and we will recommend Antoinettes Classico to all of our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good find...................OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/15/2014Food was delicious and service was outstanding. great for a local find. presentation and food was wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet table in the cornerJaneyDined on 8/8/2014Greeted by friendly manager, Nick. Waiters were very pleasant and knowledgeable. Great food, reasonably priced and lovely ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Let the diner bewareOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/1/2014What you get on the outside is not on the inside. With all the fashionable Italian decor and waiters in vests and ties, what can I say except too bad the food didn't do as well. When a chef in an Italian restaurant thinks he can call a sauce "Chestnut" and simply open a can of sliced Chinese water chestnuts and pour it over a thin brown broth is incredible to me. This dish they called" Cuccinetto", a word no where to be found in the culinary world, was a disaster. Chicken Piccatta had absolutely no flavor. The manager tried to accomodate and offered another dish, but who wants to go for strike three. A weak kitchen, waiters who address all guests as "guys" and locals who think the place is great...to each his own.
- HurricaneVIPDined on 7/31/2014Coming from a meeting at Molloy College with a friend, I wanted a nearby restaurant for a quality lunch. I'm so glad we found Antonette's! We split the Vongolette in Brodo. The clams were tender and the wine/garlic sauce so luscious we had to soak it up with the warm crusty bread! My guest selected Shrimp Francese. Since I had not had shrimp that way in many years, I decided to do the same. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, not over-done as so many places do, and again the sauce was delectable ... a perfectly balanced silky blend of wine, broth, lemon and just the right amount of butter. The service was friendly and attentive without being intrusive. We loved it and can't wait to get back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 1 reviews are from the Antonette's Classico reviews archive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/26/2014We visited on a Saturday evening and were welcomed by the staff as if we were regular customers. The dining room is very nicely decorated in a traditional motif. The manager Nick was extremely friendly and accommodating and offered each of us a complimentary glass of wine. We proceeded to have a delicious meal which for myself included a plate of delectable mussels and an amazing Italian seafood combination in a savory red sauce. My wife ordered filet of sole which was also excellent. The service was very attentive and the prices reasonable. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and will be back when we are in the area. I can only hope that more people catch on to the quality of this restaurant, but I wouldn't mind keeping it our little secret.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16 (HealthDay News) -- Genetic testing can be integrated into the management plan of retinoblastoma (RB) using a multidisciplinary approach, according to a study published in the November issue of the Archives of Ophthalmology.
Shweta U. Dhar, M.D., from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, and colleagues investigated the role of genetic testing in management of patients with RB, using data from an eight year period. A cohort comprising 81 children diagnosed with RB, including 34 with bilateral and 47 with unilateral RB, and nine children with a positive family history of RB, was evaluated by a multidisciplinary team, including pediatric oncologists, an ophthalmologist, an ophthalmic pathologist, a geneticist, and genetic counselors.
The investigators found that genetic testing was accomplished in 63 percent of 81 patients, with an equivalent rate of testing in bilateral and unilateral cases. Peripheral blood samples identified an RB1 mutation in five of 30 patients with unilateral disease. The occurrence of sporadic RB was confirmed through mutation analysis in seven of 30 patients. Genetic testing revealed six positive and 42 negative individuals for the familial mutation among 48 at-risk family members belonging to 21 families.
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text: The Even in Death wiki last edited by catfightfan on 01/24/14 10:20AM View full history Even in Death - (Lee/Kirby) Felled by The Wrecker, Hela comes for Thor; but the Thunder God hasn't given up just yet. Meanwhile, Balder and Sif run afoul of the Denizens of Karnilla's wilderness."Triton" - (Lee/Kirby) Triton is the first Inhuman to leave Attilan and encounter humans.


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The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation was founded in Hong Kong on March 3, 1865, and in Shanghai one month later. In 1980, HSBC acquired 51 per cent of Marine Midland Bank, buying the rest in 1987. HSBC Holdings was established in Britain in 1991 as the parent of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation ahead of its purchase of the UK-based Midland Bank and the impending 1997 transfer of sovereignty of Hong Kong from Britain to China.
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The mainland's manufacturing activities may contract in January for the third straight month, according to data suggesting Beijing could implement more policies to stabilise economic growth.
The HSBC/Markit flash purchasing managers' index (PMI), a monthly indicator published before official data is released, stood at 48.8 in January, indicating contraction. A value higher than 50 indicates expansion.
The figure, however, showed a slight improvement from the PMI in December, which was 48.7, and put the indicator at a three-month high.
'This suggests a relatively weak growth momentum of manufacturing activities, despite the upside surprise of December industrial production growth due to the front-loaded production ahead of the early Chinese New Year,' HSBC's chief China economist Qu Hongbin and analyst Sun Junwei said in the report.
The sub-index for new export orders rebounded to 51.1 in January, ending the contraction, at 49.7, in December. However, total new orders still contracted despite climbing to a three-month high of 49.7 this month from 46.9 in December.
The surge in new orders failed to boost production, which decelerated at a faster pace to 47 in January, compared with 49.5 in December, the report said.
'This further slowdown of production is mainly because Chinese manufacturers deployed inventories of finished goods to cope with the improving but still falling new orders,' the analysts said.
On the positive side, growth momentum - measured by the new orders minus finished goods index - surged to 1.3 in January, compared with minus 4.4 and minus 4.1 in the last two months.
'The ongoing slowdown of investment and exports will add more headwind to growth in the coming months, likely dragging GDP growth to around 8 per cent year on year in the first quarter from 8.9 per cent in the final quarter of last year,' the analysts said in the report.
Apart from uncertain external demand, the report said sharper than expected deceleration in fixed-asset investment and declines in property sales and prices would affect growth momentum. This suggests demand is likely to remain relatively subdued for the coming months, piling pressure on manufacturers to reduce inventories, which in turn would weigh on output and employment growth.
'We expect more policy easing to stabilise growth and the next reserve ratio cut is likely to be delivered in the coming weeks,' the report said.
However, Goldman Sachs pointed out that such data is always subject to Lunar New Year distortions.
'A sub-50 per cent PMI reading does not imply manufacturing activities are contracting and it is more important to focus on the trend of the index, which is going up,' it said.
But it added that the data was broadly consistent with its view that sequential - month on month rather than year on year - activities growth had been accelerating since late last year on the back of domestic policy loosening and external demand.
The mainland's exports rose this much in 2011 from 2010
-Mainland exports in 2011 were worth US$1.89 trillion
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I went there to have fast lunch and have to say it was really good! I had pizza frutti di mare and i liked it! The view is amazing from there. Recommend!
Best pizza outside Italy.Fantastic views of the beach.Good value.Service good.
Can be a bit windy.Plenty of parking .Visited many times.
A group of us booked a table at Il Covo which was ready for us on arrival. The views of the Indian ocean are amazing from here. The staff are friendly and attentive. The food is lovely and fresh... I wound recommend the pizzas.
There is a bar on the first floor which was very popular with both tourists and...
I visited here for dinner with work colleagues and it was delightful to be sitting by the ocean with clear plastic sheets to keep out too much breeze, but allowing just enough in to be nice and cool.
The service was excellent with friendly and knowledgeable staff and a good selection of wines. The spaghetti vongole was perfectly cooked with...
Be prepared to have a culinary delight at this wonderful
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Wonderful italian restaurant. We had dinner with a party of about 10 people. Great meals. I especially loved the fact that the restaurant is by the ocean, so you have the sea breeze during dinner.
I've always loved the food and service at Il Covo Bamburi and Nyali branches and recently co-hosted a birthday party at the new Il Covo in Town.
It is lovely and open on the outside verandah and has cosy lounges leading off the main bar. We appreciated the parking attendants and extra security.
The cocktails were delicious and professionally mixed...
Had a fabulous time here having dinner on the beach with family and friends. Food was amazingly good! Even managed to dance on the beach with great music but sadly the evening was brought down by a member of staff who managed to steal my expensive flip flops!!! It only takes one person to bring the night to a halt!!!...
Great italian food, fantastic location, amazing sheesha, friendly staff, good music, one of the best place in mombasa, a place not to miss.
I came again to this cozy place near my hotel, Kahama, bt I was disapponted, as despite I requested many times some appetizers, they nver brought me, and I was HUNGRY, and finally theymtold me that the don't brng with pizza!!! Bad service and medium pizza too
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