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earlier this week, both Nintendo and Sony saw small bumps in their respective stock prices. As of this writing, Nintendo shares are trading at $18.66, whereas Sony is trading at $18.25. By comparison, Nintendo closed Monday at $17.01 and Sony closed at $17.30.
Nintendo's shares lifted to 15,850 yen on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Wednesday, an 11 percent increase, then closed Thursday at 15,420 yen. Sony closed at 1,894 yen Thursday, up from Monday's 1,802 yen. Nintendo's increase is the highest since it traded at 16,430 yen in July 2011, at which point Nintendo dropped the price of the 3DS from $250 to $170, resulting in a stock plummet the company is still recovering from.
To temper the excitement, both Nintendo and Sony's movements aren't enormous compared to its recent history. Additionally, both company's consoles were available in China as grey market imports, so the suspension of the console ban in the country just makes access to game systems that much easier. As Gamasutra points out though, should Sony or Nintendo begin manufacturing systems in the free trade zone, it must all be inspected by Chinese authorities before the consoles can be legally sold in the country, which might be enough time for the government to resume the console ban altogether.
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Russian Troops Surround Two Military Bases in Crimea; Kerry Warns Russia Could be Expelled from G8
March 2, 2014
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reports Ukrainian and Russian troops in standoff at Crimean military base.
Russian troops have surrounded at least two military bases in Crimea and approached others seeking to gain access or get hold or their weapons. There were reported to be about 150 Russian troops and more than 20 military vehicles outside the Perevalnoe base, where there was a tense standoff. Ukrainian soldiers drove a tank up to the inside gates of the base in response and around 15 of them lined up against the gate.The Ukrainian prime minister, Arseny Yatsenyuk, said Russia has declared war on Ukraine and that it is not just a threat from Moscow. He warned: "We are on the brink of disaster".The US secretary of state, John Kerry, warned that Russia could be expelled from the G8 and face economic sanctions, unless President Vladimir Putin halts his "incredible act of aggression". He also mentioned visa bans, asset freezes and trade isolation as possible steps.Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen accused Russia of threatening peace and security in Europe by its actions and of violating the UN charter. He called on Russia to "de-escalate".Britain and France joined the US in pulling out of preparatory meetings for the G8 economic summit, scheduled to be held in June at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, site of the just-concluded 2014 Winter Olympics.Ukraine's parliament has called for international monitors to help ensure the safety of its nuclear power plants.There were demonstrations both for and against Russian intervention in Ukraine in Moscow. There were at least 10,000 people at the pro demonstration, according to AP, although reporters said some were ordered to be there. The anti demonstration was much smaller but saw at least 50 people detained by Russian police.
Ukraine Orders Full Military Mobilization
The BBC reports Ukraine Orders Full Military Mobilization.
Christian Fraser: "There is a new dilemma for the Ukrainian military, submit to the new authority in Crimea - or else"
In Crimea, Ukrainian soldiers faced off with Russian soldiers surrounding their bases while the Russian army is said to be digging trenches on the border with mainland Ukraine.
US Secretary of State John Kerry has warned Russia could be ejected from the Group of Eight developed nations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, he said, was "not going to have a Sochi G8, he may not even remain in the G8 if this continues," referring to a planned summit in Russia in June.
"He may find himself with asset freezes, on Russian business. American business may pull back, there may be a further tumble of the rouble.
The UK has joined the US, France and Canada in suspending preparations for the Sochi summit.
Russian soldiers continue to occupy key sites on the Crimean peninsula, including airports and communications hubs, although there has been no actual violence and they have been openly welcomed by some sections of the population.
In the east Ukrainian city of Donetsk, apparent members of the disbanded elite police riot unit Berkut appeared in full uniform at a pro-Russian rally.
Ukraine withdrew coast guard vessels from two ports in Crimea and moved them to other bases in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov.
A Ukrainian army base was surrounded by Russian troops at Perevalnoye, south of the Crimean regional capital Simferopol. An Orthodox priest has arrived in an attempt to mediate.
In Sevastopol, Ukrainian naval officers found their headquarters occupied by Russian troops and were unable to go to work.Ukraine No Match for Russia
The New York Times reports Ukraine Forces Are Ill Equipped to Take Crimea Back From Russia
Crimea has always been a vital base for the Soviet and then Russian Navy, serving as the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet, which has controlled the waters off southern Russia since 1783. After a period of tension following Ukraine's independence when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Russia got to keep its base in Crimea on a lease, extended until at least 2042 by the now-ousted president, Viktor F. Yanukovych.
But the Ukrainian military has only a token force in the autonomous region — a lightly armed brigade of about 3,500 people, equipped with artillery and light weapons but none of the country's advanced battle tanks, said Igor Sutyagin, a Russian military expert at the Royal United Services Institute in London. The forces also have only one air squadron of SU-27 fighters deployed at the air base near Belbek.
The Russian takeover of Crimea was relatively easy, in part because the Ukrainian military was careful not to respond to a provocation that would excuse any larger intervention. The military — which has seen its top leader change constantly with the political situation — has also made a point of staying out of the internal political conflict in Ukraine.
The current military chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Mykhailo Kutsyn, was named to the job only on Friday, after Adm. Yuriy Ilyin, 51, was relieved of his post after traveling to Crimea and, reportedly at least, having a heart attack. Admiral Ilyin had only been in the post for a short time himself, appointed by Mr. Yanukovych on Feb. 19 after Col. Gen. Volodymyr Zamana was fired for being unwilling to attack protesters in Kiev. All these changes have been an object lesson for the military to try to stay out of politics and civil unrest.
Even so, Ukraine had no realistic contingency plan for a Russian takeover of Crimea, given the size of the Russian forces legitimately based there, said Mr. Sutyagin, the military analyst. But he also said that he doubted that Russian forces would intervene elsewhere in Ukraine, because Russian forces would be too stretched to control much territory and even in the largely pro-Russia east, Ukrainian forces would be expected to fight back, aided by self-defense militias and partisans.
Steven Pifer, a former American ambassador to Ukraine now at the Brookings Institution, said that if Russian forces tried to move into eastern Ukraine, "there will be some Ukrainian units that will resist, and a flood of people from western Ukraine saying, 'This is my chance to be my grandfather and fight the Communists.' "This could get messy in a hurry if Russian troops advance past the Crimea region.
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Make tracks for the coast, though, and it's a different story altogether. Beach-wise, Cuba rolls out all the Caribbean stereotypes. White sand, warm seas, waxy palms – the whole shebang. Take Varadero – a two-hour drive east of Havana. Cuba's most famous beach resort stretches its way along the Hicacos Peninsula, a ribbon of sand – 1.2 kilometres wide by 20 long – that juts out from the island's north coast. It basically means that, wherever you stay, you've got one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean as your backyard.
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At the other end of the island is Guardalavaca. If you're after a taste of the 'real' Cuba, this is the one to beat. Granted, the name's a bit of a mouthful, but the translation – 'guard the cow' – is a nod to the area's rural past. Turn the clocks back 40-odd years, and the place was a sleepy farming hub. And although the luxury hotels that now line its pristine coast are anything but rustic, the place never lost its go-slow vibe.
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I am sorry. Prayers to all. God Bless.
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This is so sad. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. Rest in peace Elder Ward. We know you are still in the service of the Lord and continuing your mission on the other side of the veil.
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Hopefully his family has chosen to keep him alive by donating his organs.
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Very sad. My prayers go out to all families involved. I pray for the missionaries daily and I hope Elder Taylor's companion who was driving the car, can forgive himself. What a tragedy.
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Oh my goodness. I feel so heart broken for his family and his companion. I pray that his family will be able to be comforted at this time. I also pray that his companion will find comfort. May Christ wrap his tender arms around Elder Ward and comfort those he left behind.
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Very sad for the Elder and for the family of both young men. We should all pray for the safety of our missionaries every day.
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Are there just an unusual number of missionaries being killed lately or is was there a previous lack of news coverage? Seems like they are dieing weekly now.
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The excitement of hearing about the heavy influx of new missionaries entering the field is often dampened by the sad news of missionaries losing their lives lately. Not sure what's happening but this trend is very troubling. My deepest sympathy to the elders involved and their families.
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It does seem like one per week now.
Very sad. Perhaps some basic safety training ought to be part of the mission rules. The elders are a year younger now, and that means less mindful of their mortality.
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Missionaries need to remember that "Safety Pays" dividends. They have
to preach gospel principles with exactness and that means they need to arrive at
their destination safely. As a pilot in a crew airplane, all crew members need
to be working together and trying to ensure procedures are followed so the
passengers and cargo arrive at the destination, safely. Each companionship
needs to be helping each other get their mission accomplished of teaching and
preaching and living another day to do it for the good of the work. Mission
Presidents should be emphasizing safety and health as good health in many places
that missionaries work is not the best, either.
The Church has ability through tweets and other forms to get those messages out periodically to each missionary companionship.
The work moves forward with the numbers of missionaries and it is harder to manage but each Mission President and his assistants can make a difference to even one soul in their missionary force.
I remember in Mississippi when missionaries had availability of helmets but were not required. Lighting and reflectors were not as good as now, either. One missionary had significant damage running into an opposite direction biker at night.
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Average deaths caused by accidents for a population of 80,000 is 25 per year. So
far LDS missionaries are below average so we can expect perhaps 15 more deaths
before the end of the year. Let's hope not but that is going by the
numbers. Hence, if 15 more are killed before the end of the year, member and
non-member may go hysterical about the apparent lack of safety training. But
most likely the group will end the year below average.
Good point above, maybe the Church might consider an age limit for drivers.
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• Experience – Since Philadelphia is best seen by foot, The Constitutional Walking Tour is a great way to explore Historic Philadelphia, taking you behind the scenes to the places where other tours cannot venture.
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Guided tours are offered daily from April through November. The Constitutional Walking Tour costs $17.50 for adults, $12.50 for children ages 3-12. Advance reservations are required and can be made by phone at (215) 525-1776.
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With a history stretching back 8,000 years to the ancient gardens of Babylon, the date has long been Nature's answer to our sweet tooth. Date palms are native to the Middle East and thrive in hot desert climates, where, according to an Arabic proverb, they grow with their "heads in fire and their feet in water." In antiquity, the prolifically fruiting date palm was revered as the tree of life. Every part of the tree was put to use: fruit, sap (which was brewed into wine); fibers for thread, rope and baskets, and even the pits, which were used as fuel or fodder.
Introduced to the New World by the Spanish, date palms flourish today in the arid regions of California and Arizona. Although there are numerous varieties of dates, each with its own distinctive taste, texture and size, the two most popular varieties in the United States are Deglet Noor and Medjool. Deglet Noors are a semi-dry date with a light golden brown color; this is the variety we use for Earthbound Farm Organic Dates. They represent about 95 percent of the commercial production in this country and are readily available in markets. Medjools, on the other hand, are generally sold as fresh fruit, and are often only available in specialty stores.
How to store dates
Store dates in a cool, dark place for up to 6 months, or refrigerate for up to a year. If you see a white bloom on the skin of your dates, it's a sign that the date is drying, which causes the fruit's natural sugars to rise to the surface; this doesn't affect the quality or flavor of the fruit. To re-hydrate the dates, simply steam them for 10 minutes, or place on a baking tray covered with a wet towel, and heat in the oven at 250 degrees F for 10 to 15 minutes.
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Moist, chewy and sweet, dates make a healthy on-the-go snack or a delicious addition to salads and baked goods. Dates are very versatile and can be substituted for other dried fruits in baking. To make quick hors d'oeuvres, stuff fresh dates with nuts, foie gras, almond paste or soft cheese. Or, for a surprisingly delicious party favorite, wrap dates with a strip of bacon and broil until the bacon is crisp.
To chop or slice dates, snip with scissors or cut with a knife. If they're excessively sticky, freeze the dates for 45 minutes before working with them. Alternately, if you're using chopped dates in a baked treat, dust them lightly with flour to help minimize sticking as you slice.
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Earthbound Farm Organic Dates are a good source of fiber. Dates also provide antioxidants — mainly a class known as phenols. In conjunction with a healthy diet, these antioxidants may play a role in protecting against certain chronic diseases. Additionally, the fiber content in dates may help relieve constipation, lower blood cholesterol and regulate blood sugar levels.
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Golf Course (within 2 miles), Skiing, Ping-Pong, Hiking, Cycling, Mini Golf, Sauna, Solarium, Hot Tub, Turkish/Steam Bath, Indoor Pool (all year), Game Room
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Hotel Goldene Rose is in the middle of Brunico, 65 ft from the ski bus stop for the Kronplatz slopes, 2 miles away. Its rooms have traditional light-wood furniture and wood-beamed ceilings.
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Offering free Wi-Fi and a traditional restaurant, Hattlerhof is 2.5 km from the centre of Brunico.
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Offering free bikes and mountain-view rooms, the Langgenhof is set in the Stegona area of Brunico, 8 minutes' walk to the centre.
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Set in a quiet spot just near pinewoods, Hotel Bologna features a typical restaurant and a free sauna. Located just 3 km from Plan de Corones ski slopes, it offers rooms with a private bathroom.
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It is a lovely place in the old town. Great to explore from.the hotel is interesting. The breakfast was excellent. The staff were welcoming but spoke no English so we mimed.
No kettle or cups in the room. The local church is very close and chimes the quarters of each hour, very loudly with a sad bell. It then calls to prayer at 7am persistently. It did not stop me sleeping and the room is double glazed so if you don't mind no fresh air you could block it effectively.
Staff were accommodating to our needs - we were travelling by bicycle and they were helpful in getting our bikes secured. Room was a good size, and our room had a balcony overlooking the central square.
Wifi did not work in our room, but was available downstairs - no problem in using a seat in the bar area away from patrons
Location in the heart of downtown Very helpful and flexible staff Comfortable clean room Good value Free parking Great on-site restaurant Nice small indoor pool
Nothing major, but.... TV too small to watch from the bed. 5 Euro for 15 min. of water features in the swimming pool. Weak wi-fi in our third floor room Housekeeping didn't replenish shampoo and soap after the first day
The breakfast buffet was large and good.
The personnel had poor English skills, we specifically asked for a double room and got a twin room. Although we booked the room in the first week of March and the radiator was turned on, it was cold at night. The TV they had in the room was ridiculously small and it was practically impossible to watch it while sitting in bed.
very good pizza, excellent location
21 centaury and they don't accept credit cards foreign waiters very, very professional and nice, the owner not strange smell in the room heating didn't work breakfast without vegetables, caffee - awful
excellent location
sauna and swimming pool could be better
Relaxed, cosy atmosphere and friendly staff. Probably the best restaurant and pizzeria in whole region, because pizza's are made in traditional 'owen" burned by wood and by a one of the hotel family members so the real secrets are kept how to make it properly while taste is amazingly fresh and wide. Situated in the center so nice views and not boring even if staying for longer time-shopping, museums, walking, biking, skiing- everything can be combined and this hotel can be relied on even for the most demanded traveller. Skiing fans are taken with hotel minivan to skiing resort by 5mins reach, or other transportation is very close and convenient to use for other travel needs. Sauna is there with swimming pool to use if bad weather or relax needed. I recommend it for shure!
Very well located and good ski shuttle service,
Comfort could easily be improved updating bed and mattress. As they are today, they are not acceptable even for a basic accomodation.
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The transfer of recombinant DNA by microinjection of embryo pronuclei provides a novel approach to the manipulation of production traits in domestic animals. In this review, several of the key areas currently under investigation are examined and their progress evaluated. These include the manipulation of the endocrine system by altered growth hormone genes and the modification of animal biochemistry by the introduction of the cysteine biosynthetic pathway and the glyoxylate cycle. The possibilities inherent in the alteration of structural proteins important to domestic animal productivity, and some ethical issues relevant to the release of modified animals are also considered. The experimental information obtained so far in the area indicates that transcriptional regulation of the genes and a thorough understanding of the physiological processes involved are both important factors in the practical application of the technique to the improvement of animal productivity.
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- Byrne, C. R., The isolation of bacterial acetate metabolism genes and their expression in a eukaryote. Ph.D. thesis, Macquarie University, Sydney 1990.
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- Title
- The genetic engineering of production traits in domestic animals
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Volume 47, Issue 9 , pp 913-922
- Cover Date
- 1991-09-01
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- 0014-4754
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Five Guys scored highest among burger chains linked to MiamiAdvice culled from a fast food survey among Consumer Reports readers in the August issue: "Next time you have a craving for fast food, think twice about slowing down for Burger King, KFC, McDonald's, or Taco Bell."These big names f ... More >>
Dwyane Wade is available for bar mitzvahs and parties.Dwyane Wade is looking for a new line of work. Because of the NBA lockouts, the Miami Heat star has been tweeting he's looking for gainful employment. His list of accomplishments include making balloon animals (who knew he was so ta ... More >>
I don't think everyone on public assistance is a lazy bum, but I'm happy about the welfare drug-testing bill (the only move Rick Scott has made that I approve of). More importantly, I don't think food stamps should be used to buy fast food. So far, California, Michigan, and Arizona allow the ... More >>
All photos by Laine Doss Burger Brunch at Sakaya Kitchen served a multitude of meat.Yesterday's Burger Brunch, held at Sakaya Kitchen, was one meaty event. Thirty lucky individuals were treated to a buffet of Asian-inspired breakfast items like kimchi grits, kimchi scrambled eggs, roast po ... More >>
Lee KleinFries. Cupcakes. Cocktails. You won't find that trio at any chain restaurant, be it fast food, fast casual, or whatever the latest corporate cookie cutter term for frozen food is these days. China Grill Management isn't interested in covering such eclectic territory, nor is Houston ... More >>
Lee KleinOriginaly Brooklyn Water Bagel Company coming to Miami BeachWater is at the center of a legal food fight between a Delray bagel shop and a Lake Worth pizzeria. But it's not South Florida water that heating up. It's the New York tap H2O that does miracles for pizza and bagel dough. Or so ... More >>
Photo by Andrea F.The color yellow has been proven to increase the appetite.In alphabetical order:Acqua in the Four Seasons Hotel MiamiAqua connotes greenish-blue. Acqua connotes the restaurant helmed by chef Patrick Boucher in Miami's Four Seasons Hotel. The Life Acquatic is a movie with Bill ... More >>
Are you the type of person who thinks this stack lacks cheesecake?International House of Pancakes has jumped into the disgusting food combo sweepstakes with a new Pancake Stacker consisting of a crustless cheesecake between two buttermilk pancakes -- topped with strawberry, blueberry, or cinnamon ... More >>
KFC's new Buckets For The Cure campaign. In the midst of launching one of the most notorious sandwiches in fast food history, the Double Down, KFC is balancing all of that fried chicken, cheese and bacon with a good cause. From now until May 23, KFC is launching Buckets For The Cure. This program ... More >>
Chinese food lovers rejoice! Yeung's Chinese has reopened in its original location on 41st Street (across the way from KFC). This casual Chinese spot first launched in 1982 and served locals lo mein and spring rolls long before Philippe, Mr. Chow and Hakkasan ever thought about coming to our shores. ... More >>
What is fast food to a redneck? Hitting a dear at 65 mph.I like White Castle but White Castle doesn't like me. ~Craig Hopson, chef at Le Cirque, N.Y.C.After watching sales falling off for three straight months at Kentucky Fried Chicken, the Colonel calls up the Pope and asks for a favor.The Pope say ... More >>
image via simonandschuster.comAmerica's Most Wanted Recipes takes a simple precept, that people love mass produced corporate formula food, and exploits it. You gotta give credit to author Ron Douglas who has been profiting off our shackles to the chains through his website RecipeSecrets.net since 20 ... More >>
Stay tuned and maybe next week we'll tell you what the hell this is. Friday, beautiful Friday, baby I missed you so much, it's been too long, good to see you. Glad you're back, don't ever leave girl, promise, I need you in my life right now. This past week's been nothin' without you, all those ... More >>
Wanna crash your work computer? Today is the last day to download a coupon from Oprah's website that offers two pieces of grilled chicken, two sides and a biscuit from KFC as part of a new, supposedly healthier menu. Hey free food is free food and getting it is awesome, but if you wanna know more a ... More >>
Food related bad news is everywhere this morning, beginning with this story: Money doesn't buy happiness, as we know. But evidently fast food does. Researches at the University of Arkansas teamed up with the University of Taiwan to extrapolate from a long term study of Taiwanese children, a quarter ... More >>
Yee-haw! Head on down to Ribfest, yhear?
I know it's been awhile since you BYOBed -– like in high school, back when you used to sneak-sip Special Brews on some public beach on Key Biscayne while discussing the ever-important topic of whether to get a belly-ring, a fairy tattooed on your lower back, or just blow all of your hard-earned ... More >>
This past week the Miami Herald's "Diet and Nutrition" page featured a "Nutrition Quiz" that touted the benefits of niacin. These include raising "good" HDL cholesterol by as much as 35% -- "plus, it purportedly helps your skin and hair". What specific foods does this quiz -- which ... More >>
DINING | What McCain and Obama's favorite restaurants say about the candidates Chicago Sun Times "We believe that a candidate's taste in food is a more reliable indicator of character than the carefully strained statements issued in this atmosphere of gotcha and gotcha back." KFC's "Vegetarian San ... More >>
Last Saturday afternoon, a very young, very earnest-looking Andrew Quintana stood on the street outside the Kentucky Fried Chicken on 41st street, trying to convince Miami – indeed, the world – not to eat there. "KFC tortures chickens!" he called out to a car that slowed down as the driver ... More >>
At Ver-Daddy's, Mexican gets lost in translation
"I will never forget Caliph, a huge Bengal tiger, being walked through the cocktail party by his trainer. What a sight."
Hi Lee: Long time reader, first time writer. Any chance there is a good Korean Fried Chicken place in Miami? I hope you have a suggestion. Thanks and happy eating, Sarah in South Miami Sarah-- I called the three Korean places that I know of: Myung Ga Tofu and BBQ, in Weston (954-349-7337); Kore ... More >>
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